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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1975 volume:

1975 BULLDOG’S GROWL Presented by Jennings High School Yearbook Staff Jennings, Louisiana Volume XXIX Table of Contents Administration.........................................8 Classes ............................................. 30 Athletics .......................................... 106 Organizations....................................... 148 Student Life.........................................176 Advertisers..........................................218 “Growl” Staff Sponsors Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. M. E. Blanchard, Mr. Paul Delacroix Editors LaCue Myers, Jeanne Richert Advertising Editor Shelly LaFleur Subscription Manager Donna Henderson Bookkeeper .................................................................... Laurie Shultz Faculty Editor Cynthia Breaux Index Editor Freida Trahan Photographers Pat Broussard, Ronnie Delahoussaye Class Editors......................................................Shelia Clark, Kayla LeDoux, Joni Robert, Freida Trahan Sports Editors Steve Gunnell, Clay Coco, Patty Hanson Club Editors.........................................................Kim Rea, Jennifer Cormier, Debbie Myers, Rene Morgon Croppers James Perry, LaCue Myers Typists Steve Gunnell, Danah Chelette 2 1975 BULLDOG’S GROWL Dedication Mr. V.E. Crai You were there when we needed you, you never thought our problems were unimportant. You worked to improve the school and its relationships. Whenever or wherever it was happeniiagKyou were there, showing you cared. We never had to thank you because you knew that we appreciated you. 9 Mr. Harelson . . . Interested . .. Involved . .. Dedicated C A. Mr. Harelson, principal at Jennings High School, dedicated many trying hours speaking to various clubs and classes. B. Mr. Delacroix and Mr. Harelson discussed the outcome of the football game. C. Mr. Harelson, along with Coach Cormier, Coach Fain and his daughter Sabra, focused his interest upon the basketball game. Mr. Delacroix Assisted the Student Body A. While James Kratzer completed writing his admit slip, Carl Lavergne waited patiently for Mr. Delacroix to sign his admit slip. B. Mr. Delacroix explained to Karlette Jones the principles of signing out of school. 11 Office Personnel Held Responsible Positions A. Mrs. Evans took a break from her busy schedule to smile at the camera. B. Gloria Zachary found time to talk while typing some work for Mr. Delacroix. C. Shelia Quebedeaux and Jackie Perrin checked on students who were absent. 12 Counselors Aided Students in Achieving Personal and Educational Goals A. Mrs. Thibodeaux was assisted by Mrs. Gaudet at one of the many class assemblies. B. Mrs. Gaudet checked the Freshman absentee list daily. C. Mr. Craig copied many reports for the school's use. 13 MRS. CORA K. ALFRED B.S.-Grambling Home Economics 1,11 Mrs. Alfred instructed Sheryl Croker in the preparation of steaks while Paula Brown looked on. 3 COACH ROBERT C. ALLEN B.S.-Southern Athletics Boys' Physical Education Coach Alien watched carefully as Tim Guinn played volleyball. MRS. EDDIE BELAIR B.S.-U.S. L. Home Economics II,IV Pausing from her work, Mrs. Belair smiled happily. MR. M. E. BLANCHARD B.S.- L.S.U. Agriculture 1,11,111,1V Doug Hollier, Mr. Blanchard, and Tim Landry inspected various cuttings of camelia plants grown at J.H.S. 14 MRS. M. E. BLANCHARD B.S.-Florida State Algebra II English IV Mrs. Blanchard posed with first place winner, Nancy Boisture, and third place winner, Fran Allgood, of the Literary Club essay contest. Suzonne Delacroix, not shown, placed second. MRS. LAURENCE BRUCHHAUS B.S.-U.S.L. Algebra I General Mathematics During Teacher Appreciation Week, Melissa Wiegand presented Mrs. Bruchhaus with an apple from the Beta club. MR. ROGER H. BURGER B.S.-Maryetta M.Ed.-L.S.U. Chemistry General Science Physics Mr. Burger demonstrated the use of a slide rule. MRS. JAMES R. CARTER B.A.-U.S.L. Annual English II,III Mrs. Carter momentarily stopped calling the roll to remind the class to be quiet. 15 COACH WAYNE CESPIVA B.S.-McNeese Athletics World Geography Coach Cespiva helped Greg Medus with a world geography question. MRS. MARGUERITE CLIFFORD B.S.-Northwestern M.Ed.- McNeese Home Economics 1,11 General Science Pointing toward the board, Mrs. Clifford read the class assignment. MRS. THELMA WELDON COLVIN B. A.-Northwestern M.Ed.- L.S.U. Special Education Mrs. Colvin and Florinda Lavergne reviewed some of the problems in her arithmetic book. MRS. JOHN L. CONNOR B.A.-U.S.L. Business English Office Practice Shorthand Mrs. Conner pointed to new, advanced equipment used in modern offices today. 16 MRS. CATHERINE B. CORMIER B. A.-McNeese M. Ed.-McNeese English I Pausing from her work at the board, Mrs. Cormier glanced at the camera. COACH KEN CORMIER B.S.-L.S.U. Athletes Civics Physical Education Coach Cormier reviewed the year's track schedule. MR. V.E. CRAIG B.A.-U.S.L. M.Ed.-L.S.U. M.S.-L.S.U. Guidance Certificate-L.S.U, Guidance Counselor Mr. Craig's duties as a faculty member sometimes called him away from counseling to collecting money at Freshman football games. MR. PAUL DELACROIX B.S.-La. Tech M.Ed.-L.S.U. Assistant Principal Mr. Delacroix signed an admit slip for Carl LaVergne. 17 COACH J.W. FAIN B.S.-Louisiana Tech Athletics Biology Coach Fain paused while eating the meal prepared by the Home Economics III classes as Mr. Roberts continued eating. MRS. JEANETTE GAUDET B.S.-U.S. L. M.Ed.-McNeese Guidance Counselor Mrs. Gaudet supervised the decorating of the Beta Club car for Homecoming as Nancy Allgood looked on. MR. HARRY 0. GILBEAUX B.S.-Southern M.Ed.-Colorado State Carpentry Nickey Simeon, Carl Castille, James Edwards, and Dennis Fuselier watched Mr. Gilbeaux as he demonstrated decorative sawing techniques. MR. J.E. HARELSON B.S.- Louisiana Tech M.Ed.-L.S.U. Principal Mr. Harelson graciously accepted the birthday gift from the faculty. 18 MRS. DOROTHY HARRIS B.S.-Southern Girls' Physical Education Riding bikes was only one of the physical fitness projects conducted by Mrs. Harris. MR. HENRY B. JANICE B.S.-U.S. L. M. Ed.-McNeese Algebra I Geometry Trigonometry Analysis Mr. Janice patiently explained an algebra problem to his class. MR. RAYMOND JOHNS B.A.-Grambling M.Ed.-Prairie View Civics Preparing to take a tour of the court-house Mr. Johns saw that his classes boarded the bus. MS. BETTYE S. JOHNSON B.S.-Southern M.Ed.-Texas Southern Librarian Ms. Johnson explained overdue slips to Rickey Hebert. 19 MS. N. J. JOSEPH B.S.-Grambling M. Ed.-Southern School Work Adjustment Program Ms. Joseph smiled happily as she prepared to eat an enjoyable meal prepared by the Home Economics III classes. MR. DONALD KENNEDY B.S. -U.S.L. Driver Education Industrial Arts T I Welding Mr. Kennedy instructed Tony Berge-aux and Acy Norman in the proper techniques of using a tablesaw. MR. ROY J. LA POINT B.A.-U.S.L. M. A.- McNeese American History Civics Mr. LaPoint pointed to an error in Larry Baylot's test paper. MR. HARVEY LA SAGE B. A.-McNeese American History World History Mr. LaSage often lectured to his American history classes. 20 MR. HARRY LEVY B.S.-Southern M.Ed.-Prairie View Driver Education Mr. Levy returned to school after giving one of his students actual driving practice. MRS. PETERS LINDSEY B.A.-L.S.U. M. A.-McNeese M.Ed.-McNeese Speech I, II, III Matt Boudreaux assisted Mrs. Lindsey as she distributed school pictures. MR. ELLIS DAVID LORMAND B.S.-U.S.L. General Mathematics Seniors Mathematics Mr. Lormand helped Carlton Alexander with an mathematics problem while Carver Perkins stared at the camera. MRS. BOBBIE MORGAN B.S.-McNeese Bookkeeping I General Business During roll call, Mrs. Morgan smiled at the sight of the camera. 21 MRS. RUTHIE C. PERKINS B.A.-Grambling M.Ed.-Prairie View English II Rocky Beniot watched as Mrs. Perkins aided Tessie Roe on her grammar lesson. MR. FRANK J. RICARD, JR. B.A.-Louisiana College M.M.E.-McNeese Vocal Music Mr. Ricard played the piano for many of his chorus classes. MR. BARDIE T. ROBERTS, JR. B.M.E.- L.S.U. M.M.E.- L.S.U. Band Music Appreciation Mr. Roberts relaxed at his desk after a hard morning of practice. MRS. DANIEL J. ROCHE B.A.-.McNeese Civics General Science Using the overhead projector, Miss Roche reviewed a test. 22 MISS JEAN ROUGEAU B.A.-McNeese English I II Glenn LeGros and Miss Rougeau discussed a literature question while Malcolm Hebert looked elsewhere. MRS. GERALD J. SARRADET B.S.-U.S.L. Typing I Using the overhead projector, Mrs. Sarradet explained typing techniques for an outline. COACH SIDNEY SOILEAU B.S.-McNeese M. Ed.-McNeese Head Athletic Director Coach Soileau, along with Coach Cespiva, looked at the ' Dog team during a time out. MRS. SARETHA STOLZLE B.S.-McNeese Biology General Science Mrs. Stolzle graded papers during her lunch hour. 23 MR. GENE THERIOT B.A.-McNeese English II French I, II, III, IV Mr. Theriot enjoyed eating gumbo and crackers from the home economics department while teaching his French class. MRS. JUANITA F. THIBODEAUX B.S.-Grambling M. Ed.-Texas Southern Guidance Counselor Mrs. Thibodeaux read announcements during one of the assemblies. MISS EDITH TRAHAN B.S.-McNeese Girls' Physical Education Miss Trahan discussed the year's tennis matches with Coach Bel lard of Barbe High School. MR. ANTOINE VALDETERO B. A.- So u th e astern Bookkeeping I, II Typing I Mr. Valdetero collected admission at many home basketball games. 24 MRS. JOSEPHINE L. WARD B.A.- Leland M.Ed.-McNeese English III Brenda Kately aided Mrs. Ward in counting money for class workbooks. MR. JAMES WILSON B.S.-U.S. L. M.Ed.-L.S.U. Student Work Adjustment Program Michael Lavan watched Craig Clement solder a piece of wire while Mr. Wilson instructed him. MRS. HELEN WILSON B.S.-U.S. L. M.Ed.-L.S.U. Home Economics I Mrs. Wilson supervised the FHA club meeting as Julie Medus watched. Teachers Whose Portraits Were Not Available MRS. IONE MITCHELL B.S.-Southern English I MRS. BIRDELL PERKINS B.S.-Southern General Mathematics M.A.-Southern Typing II MRS. WILLIAM TIETJE, JR. B.S.-Louisiana Tech Biology I, II COACH GENE VAN HOOK B.S.-McNeese Algebra II M.Ed.-McNeese Athletics Senior Mathematics 25 Teachers Encouraged Students 26 in Their Work A. Wendell Miller, a student teacher in Mr. LaPoint's class, helped Brenda Kately and Carolyn King with a question. B. Smiling happily, Mrs. Tietje held a cactus plant that was grown in her biology class. C. While doing her student teaching, Darlene Dasch conducted many of Mrs. Lindsey's speech classes. D. Coach Van Hook explained an algebra problem to his class. E. The camera caught Mrs. Perkins' attention as she prepared to give her typing class a timed writing. F. Mrs. Bowers, a student teacher from McNeese, often prepared books to be returned to the shelf. G. Acting as sponsors for the Beta Club banquet, Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, Jr. enjoyed the delicious meal served. H. Mrs. Harelson, substituting for Mrs. Ward, read over the class roll while Keith Reich amused himself with a yard stick. I. This year JHS received help from media room workers, Datie Cespiva, Veronica Riggs, Mary Deshotel, and Cathi Soileau. J. Mending a library book, Mrs. Burgess took time to look at the cam era. K. Helping Beth Brummett with her geometry. Miss Woods a student teacher, momentarily glanced at the camera. 27 School Staff Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Vernice Peloquin Mrs. Thelma Castille Mrs. Luma Guillot Mrs. Lilly Babineaux Mrs. Henry Daigle Mrs. Lucille Roy A. Mr. Mervin Doucet could be seen cleaning many rooms in the late afternoons. B. Mr. Charles was always seen working hard at beautifying the school area. C. Mr. Coleman's duties varied throughout the year in keeping the school in shape. D. While organizing a class room, Mr. Russell Doucet paused and smiled at the camera. 28 Was Busy A. Eleven of the school's bus drivers were (First Row) Howard Mire, Eddie Francis, Edmund Tizeno, Grant Clement, and Curley Richard; (Second Row) Thomas West, Minos Broussard, Cyprein Manuel, O.J. LeJeune, Huey Forman, and John Reed. B. After many years of service to the school, Mr. Wallace Roy retired. C. Four more of the school bus drivers were Grace Lawins, Curley Simon, Alvin Lopez, and Arthur Eastman. 29 Jennings High School A. The 1974-1975 Senior Class officers were Marshall Hawkins, president; Suzonne Defacroix, vice-president; Shelly LaFleur, secretary; and Keith Bourque, treasurer. B. Senior Student Council representatives were Suzonne Delacroix, Clay Coco, and Shelly LaFleur. C. Laura Mack cheerfully supported the Bulldogs by dressing in the fifties style on Slide by the Spartans Day. 32 Senior Class of 1975 Rebecca Allbritton Frances Allgood Kimberly Babineaux Phyllis Babineaux Shelia Babineaux Karen Baker Charles Belair Rebecca Bergeaux Wayne Bergeaux Kenneth Bergeron Dirk Bertrand Dolores Miller 33 Magics Moments Nancy Boisture Jeffery Bordelon Keith Bourque Cynthia Breaux Dorothy Broussard Hubert Broussard Martin Broussard Robert Broussard Karen Brown Nedra Brown Carla Brunt Cheryl Brunt A. While in the library, Shelia Clark was momentarily distracted by the flash of a camera. B. E.N. Garbarino studied the invitation pamphlet trying to decide what to order for graduation. Randy Daigle looked on. 34 Never Forgotten Stephanie Campbel Suzanne Carter Timothy Cassidy Anita Charles Danah Chelette Shelia Clark Craig Clement Sherlyn Clement Clay Coco Debbie Conner Cheryl Cormier Christine Cormier Jennifer Cormier 35 Seniors Worked Glenn Daigle Katherine Daigle Randy Daigle Pamela Darbonne Mary Dartez John Dasch Ernetta Davis Suzonne Delacroix Ronald Delahoussaye Richard Doucet, Jr. A. Clay Coco performed his morning duty as student council president by leading everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance. B. As she worked in the library, Cindy Lopez was momentarily interrupted. 36 and They Played Douglas Dugas Thomas Durkes Casendera Edwards Robert Fawcett Carol Fontenot Gordon Fruge Way land Fruge Dennis Fuselier E.N. Garbarino Carliss Gordon A. Shelly LaFleur appeared as though she had grown an extra pair of hands. Keith Stafford found the situation very humorous. B. At one of the basketball games, Jennifer Cormier, Danah Chelette, Kathy Daigle, and Suzanne Carter seemed to be saying, Lick 'em up. Bulldogs! 37 Seniors Found Time to Jerome Gordon Rebecca Gotreaux John Guidry Glenn Guilbeau Timothy Guinn Steve Gunnell Katherine Hardy Andrew Hargroder Marshall Hawkins Al Hebert Cullen Hebert Maxine Hebert 38 Relax During Classes Donna Henderson James Hinchee Andra Hine Joan Istre Jackie Jackson C ▼ A. Tim Cassidy took time out in the library to look at a magazine. B. After having practiced for a play, Wayne Bergeaux relaxed on the stage. C. Marcus Peterson smiled at the photographer's camera while in his trigonometry class. 39 Seniors Participated in Timothy Kershaw Shelly LaFleur Jane Laird Karen Landry Renee Landry Owen Lavergne Andrea Lawdins Joey LeGros Kathleen Leonard Cynthia Lopez A. Cullen Hebert helped Mr. Bejach take the invitation samples from his car. B. Daphne Wiegand, president of the Beta Club, addressed the members at a meeting. C. After having placed first in the student council's talent show, Kathy Daigle was presented her trophy by Marshall Hawkins. I i 1 ™ |||| H y : 40 All High School Activities Perry Lopez Sandra Lyons David McFarlain Laura Mack Theresa Mallett Mona Matt Clarence Matthews, Jr. Clarice Hebert Meche Harlan Miller Juliana Myers La Cue Myers Cathy Netty 41 Seniors Had Michael Norris Susan Pelly Billy Pentecost Carver Perkins Jacqueline Perrin James Perry June Perry Marcus Peterson Wensil Phelps Rhonda Pickens A. When he should have been taking pictures of the tennis team, Ronnie Dela-houssaye got carried away and began to play tennis himself. B. Donna Henderson looked as though she knew how to handle the motorcycle that she sat upon. 42 Many Talents Mark Pleasant David Portie Deborah Prejean Ronald Quebedeaux Shelia Quebodeaux Judith Racca Kimila Rea Jeanne Richert Dwain Rider Thomas Roy Jacqueline Rufey Martha Sabatier 43 Seniors Worked Hard Rhonda Sarver Susan Schuster Rene' Seagraves Janette Serial Laurie Shultz Lola Sinegal Brian Smith Marilyn Smith Rick Smith Susan Smith 44 During Homecoming Week Michael Spears Keith Stafford Eugene Terry Michael Thibodeaux Randall Thibodeaux Katherine Trahan Kenneth Trahan Marjorie Trahan A. Stephanie Campbell, Jackie Jackson, Judy Racca, Cheryl Cormier, Keith Bourque, and Owen Lavergne were only a few of the many seniors involved in decorating the seniors' homecoming car. B. The car was nearing completion with the help of Marilyn Smith, Donna Matt, Daphne Wiegand, Steve Gunnell, Laura Mack, Mark Pleasant, and Jackie Jackson. C. Having just arrived, the senior class car's Superdog received kisses of welcome from Jeanne Richert and Kim Babineaux. 45 Where Do We Go From Here? Anthony Trauth Matt Walker Jacqueline Waltrip Ricky Waltrip Dari Watson Daphne Wiegand Seniors Whose Portraits Were Not Available Kade Babineaux Patty Beniot Sharon Beniot Keith Bertrand Craig Billodeaux Nathaniel Campbell, Jr. Louis Chambers Perry Comeaux Brenda Cretchen Diane Daigle David Donnell Jimmy Fontenot Donnie Gary William Gary Shawne Gilbeaux Glenn Green Joseph Guidry Donald Ham Stephen Hicks Randy Istre Ericka Kelly Clinton LaCombe Marie Landry Louvelta LeBlanc Andrew LeGros Steven Lopez James Manuel Cornell Marks Donna Matt Robert Menard Edward Netty III Mark Pirozoll Sharon Richard Kim Roy Kirt Simon Cheryl Taylor William Trahan Eveldia Blair Williams Donovan Withers Gloria McDowell Zachary Judy Young 46 Seniors of 1975 The Leaders of Today As we live from day to day. Things seem different, they're not the same. We're not the small children that we once knew. But we've grown to be the Leaders of Today. Because we are the Leaders of Today, We need to join hands against the wrong That's in our way and make it right For the ones we call the Children of Today. So new Leaders of Today. We must be strong in what we do or say. There must be love and peace on this earth 6 To protect the ones we call The Children of Today. mb to tf not wi Charles Belair the threshold of your own beliefs, not with the statements of others, but with the footsteps of your own experience. Walter Rinder Blue Rose Light Blue and Yellow � 'Ns Senior Activities Senior class business managers were Andra Hine, James Perry, Shelia Clark, Steve Gunnell, Cynthia Breaux, and Rebecca Allbritton, not shown. REBECCA ALLBRITTON: Beta Club; French Club; Junior Press Club; LMEA District V Honor Band; Mc-Neese Band Camp; LaGrange Invitational Marching Festival; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Orlando, Florida Band Tour; Head Band Majorette; Band Rifle Captain; United Nations Pilgrimage Tour; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Honor Student; Northwestern Scholarship. FRANCES ALLGOOD: Honor Roll; Honor Graduate; Beta Club; Beta Club Convention; French Club; LSUE Foreign Language Festival, French IV Poetry—Excellent; District Rally, French III—Second Place; French Merit Certificate; National Excellence Award; THE MUSIC MAN, Backstage Crew; In Lake Charles School System: Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Student Council; Library Club; Debate Squad, Chapter Secretary; District Rally, English I—Third Place; USL Foreign Language Festival, French II Poetry—Excellent, French Play—Superior; DeLaSalle Tournament, Junior Cross Examination—Second Place; New Iberia Tournament, Senior Women's Debate—First Place; Hanson Tournament, Senior Women's Debate—Third Place; Marion Tournament, Senior Women's Debate—Second Place; Comeaux Tournament, Senior Women's Debate —Third Place; Louisiana State Tournament, Senior Women's Debate—Third Place; National Forensics League; Outstanding Junior ; USL Student Science Training Program. KIM BABINEAUX: Press Club; Library Club; Safety Club, Secretary; Safety Club Convention; Safety Club Award; Key Club Sweetheart; Key Club Sweetheart Formal Court; FFA Queen 1974-75; FFA Parish Queen Contest, First Runner-Up; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad; Freshman Cheerleader; Head Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Head Varsity Cheerleader; Tara High Cheerleader Clinic; LSU Cheerleader Camp; Tulane Cheerleader Camp; Cheerleading Award; LHSAA All-Star Football Game Cheerleader; 1974 Homecoming Queen; Basketball Letterman, Three Years; Track Letterman, Two Years; Performing Chorus, Girls' and Mixed; Spring and Winter Concerts; District V Chorus Festival; State Chorus Festival; WHERE'S CHARLEY? Usherette; THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Make-Up Crew; Sophomore Class Favorite; Junior Class Favorite; Student Advisory Committee; Nominated for Most Popular Senior Girl. SHEILA BABINEAUX: Press Club; FHA Club; Safety Club; Political Club. KAREN BAKER: FHA Club; Junior Safety Club; Press Club; Beta Club; FBLA, Secretary-Treasurer; Thespians, President; Thespian Convention; LSUE Literary Rally, English II—Fourth Place; JHS Morning Memos 48 No one at JHS thought the day would come when a boy's hair would be long enough for ponytails; but it did, as demonstrated by LaCue Myers, Mark Pleasant, and Jeanne Richert. Reporter; McNeese Speech Rally, Props Mistress; MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT, Minor Roll, Props Crew, Publicity; MANY MOONS, Props Mistress; OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, Usherette, Publicity; LAND OF THE DRAGON, Backstage; A NIGHT OF ENTERTAINMENT, Usherette Chairman; STORY THEATRE, Student Director; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Bookkeeping I Proficiency Certificate; Optimist Oratorical Contestant; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Bookkeeping II Proficiency Certificate; Best Thespian Award; Four-Star Thespian; Honor Graduate 3.0—3.4; McNeese Scholarship. CHARLES BELAIR: Press Club; Thespians; French Club; Freshman Basketball; Junior Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football; Football Banquet; Outstanding Back Award; All-District Defensive Back; All-Parish Defensive Back, First Team; Track; Tennis, Regionals— Semi-Finals; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Chorus, Solo Festival—Superior; Honor Chorus; MADWOMAN OF CHAIL LOT, Light Crew Manager; MANY MOONS, Light Crew Manager; HARVEY, Light Crew; Chorus Award. REBECCA BERGEAUX: Beta Club; Press Club; FBLA, President, Vice-President; French Club; Library Club; FHA Club; Basketball, All-District; Track; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Bookkeeping I Proficiency Certificate; Office Practice Proficiency Certificate; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Honor Graduate; Bookkeeping II Proficiency Certificate; Bookkeeping II Award; McNeese Scholarship. WAYNE BERGEAUX: Beta Club; French Club; Press Club, Sports Editor; Varsity Football; MADWOMAN OF CHAIL LOT, Minor Role; A NIGHT OF ENTERTAINMENT, Stage Crew; STORY THEATRE, Minor Role; Marion High Debate Tournament; Duet Acting; OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, Stage Crew; Voice of Democracy. NANCY BOISTURE: Beta Club; Beta Club Convention; Student Council; Press Club; District V Honor Band; District V Clinic Band; LaGrange Marching Festival; District V Marching Festival; Band Drum Major; Pep Band; Stage Band; Band Council; State Music Festival; Most Outstanding Drum Major Superior Award; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Houston Astrodome Concert; Orlando, Florida Band Tour; McNeese Band Camp; Mississippi Southern University Band and Orchestra Camp; THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Dancer; THE MUSIC MAN; Freshman Class Secretary; 1974 Graduation Usher; Presidential Classroom Delegate; LSU Leadership Camp; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Honor Roll; Honor Graduate; Biology I Award; Typing I Award; Women's Literary Essay, 49 Craig Billodeaux strangled Clay Coco. Even though Jerome Gordon was in class, his picture could still be taken. First Place; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Outstanding Teenager of America; I Dare You Award; National Excellence Award. CYNTHIA BREAUX: Press Club; Library Club; FB LA, Vice-President; Pep Squad, Marcher, Rifleman, Majorette; Miss Cottontail Majorette Participant; Pep Squad Majorette Talent Show Judge; Annual Staff, Faculty and Club Editor; Senior Class Business Manager; Senior Class Song Committee; LSUE Literary Rally, English III—Third Place, Spelling—Third Place; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant, Finalist; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; Senior Homeroom Representative; 1974 Graduation Usher; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Biology I Award; Teen Challenge, New Orleans Trip; Honor Roll; Who's Who Nominee; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Physics Award; 1974 Homecoming Court, Fourth Maid; Bookkeeping I Proficiency Certificate; Honor Graduate 3.0— 3.4. DOROTHY BROUSSARD: Pep Squad; FHA Club. ROBERT BROUSSARD: Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Junior Varsity Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Football Letterman; Football Banquet, Mark-ham-Reddell Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award; Jefferson Davis All-Parish 1974 Team, Honorable Mention; THE MUSIC MAN, Stage Crew. NEDRA BROWN: Cheering Squad; Marching Squad, Co-Head Drill Sergeant; Chorus, Performing, Mixed and Girls'; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Most Talented Senior Girl Nominee. CARLA BRUNT: Library Club; Press Club; Student Council; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant, Finalist; Chorus; Girls' and Mixed; Chorus Festival; Chorus Winter Concert; THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Property Chairman; MARY AND THE FAIRY; THE MUSIC MAN; Academy of the Sacred Heart School System: Mission Club, Vice-President, Secretary; Career Trip to Canada. STEPHANIE CAMPBELL: Beta Club; Press Club, Senior Class Editor; Marching Band; Concert Band; Band Majorette; Band Rifle Twirler; District V Honor Band; District V Band Festival; LaGrange Marching Festival; All-Star Marching Band; State Band Festival; Band Second Lieutenant; Band Librarian; Chattanooga Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Walt Disney World Band Tour; Houston Astrodome Concert; McNeese Band Camp; United Nations Tour; Senior Class Song Committee; Honor Roll; Northwestern Scholarship. SUZANNE CARTER: FHA; Beta Club; Beta Club Convention; FBLA; Student Council; Senior Student Council Certificate; Cheering Squad, Head Drill Sergeant; The head of the Senior class car's Superdog was modeled by Harlan Miller. Marching Squad, Head Drill Sergeant; Louisiana Tech Drill Sergeant Camp; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; Performing Chorus; Mixed and Girls' Chorus; District V Chorus Festival; State Chorus Festival; Spring and Winter Concerts; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; THE MUSIC MAN; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant; Honor Roll; Homecoming Cheerleader; Honor Graduate 3.0 —3.4; McNeese Scholarship. TIMOTHY CASSIDY: FT A; Safety Club, Sergeant-At-Arms; Key Club; Key Club Convention; 4-H Club, Vice-President; Football Letterman, Three Years; Team Captain Award; All-District Linebacker; Basketball Letterman, Two Years; Track Letterman, Two Years; Sophomore Class Favorite; Best All-Around Senior Boy ; Junior Class President; Junior Class Favorite; 1973 Key Club Mens' Beauty Pageant Queen; Northeastern Scholarship. ANITA CHARLES: General Business Award; LSUE Literary Rally, General Business—Third Place. DANAH CHELETTE: Safety Club; Annual Staff; FBLA; FHA; Pep Squad Flagbearer; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; Performing Chorus; A Cappella Chorus; District V Choral Rally; Spring and Winter Choral Concerts; State Choral Festival; THE KING AND I; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; THE MUSIC MAN. Kim Rea turned camera shy and did not want her picture taken. SHELIA CLARK: Press Club; Library Club; FBLA, Reporter; Pep Squad, Marcher, Drummer; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; Annual Staff, Senior Class Editor; Student Advisory Committee; Senior Class Business Manager; Senior Homeroom Representative; Senior Class Color and Flower Committee: LSUE Literary Rally, Clerical Practice--Second Place; National Merit Examination, Outstanding Student; Outstanding Teenager of America; Louisiana Girls' State Delegate, Parish School Board Member; 1974 Graduation Usher; Biology I Award; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; 1974 Homecoming Court, Sixth Maid; Honor Roll; Honor Graduate; Office Practice Award; Bookkeeping I Proficiency Certificate; Junior Student of the Week. CLAY COCO: Beta Club, Sergeant-At-Arms; French Club, Parliamentarian; Key Club, Vice-President, President; Student Council, Vice-President, President; Junior Press Club; Freshman Track; Varsity Track; Varsity Cross-Country; OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY; THE MUSIC MAN; USL French Literary Rally; Speech Rally in Lake Charles; Louisiana Boys' State Delegate; 1974 Graduation Usher; Presidential Classroom Delegate; Honor Roll; Oratorical Contest, Third Place; Annual Staff; World History Award; Senior Student Council Certificate. DEBBIE CONNER: Safety Club; FBLA; FHA; Press Club. 51 Cynthia Breaux, Kim Rea, and Shelia Clark posed by the Bump The Rams display made by Mrs. Conner's first hour office practice class. Library Club; Political Club, Secretary; Annual Staff, Club Editor; Pep Squad; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant, Usher; March of Dimes Walkathon. CHERYL CORMIER: Beta Club; Press Club; French Club; Safety Club; District V Band Festival; District V Honor Band; Symphonic Band; Head Band Majorette; Rifle and Majorette Corps; McNeese Band Camp; Louisiana All-Star Marching Band Majorette; Marching and Concert Bands; Spring and Winter Concerts; State Band Festival; LaGrange Marching Festival; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Houston Astrodome Concert; Disney World Parade; Orlando, Florida Band Tour; AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS; Chorus and Speech Productiosn, Make-Up Crew; Honor Roll; LSUE Literary Rally, Speech Play Production— Excellent; Majorette Award. JENNIFER CORMIER: Library Club; Safety Club; Press Club; Beta Club; Beta Club Convention; FBLA, Sergeant-At-Arms; FHA, Secretary, Mother-Daughter Banquets; Pep Squad Majorette; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; McNeese Band Camp; Performing Chorus; A Cappella Choir; District V Choral Rally; Spring and Winter Concerts; State Choral Festival; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; THE MUSIC MAN; WHERE'S CHARLEY? DIANE DAIGLE: Safety Club, Secretary; Safety Club Convention; FHA; Library Club; Rodeo Club; Political Club, Vice-President, President; Pep Squad; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Student Council. GLENN DAIGLE: Safety Club; 4-H Club; Rodeo Club; FFA; Freshman Track; Freshman Football. KATHY DAIGLE: Press Club; FHA; Beta Club; Pep Squad, Head Majorette; Natchitoches Christmas Festival; McNeese Band Camp; Key Club Talent Show, Most Talented; Performing Chorus; District V Chorus Festival; State Chorus Festival; Spring and Winter Concerts; WHERE'S CHARLEY?, Dancer; THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Dancer; THE MUSIC MAN, Dancer; AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS, Dancer; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant; Honor Roll; Outstanding Teenager of America Nominee; Miss Merry Christmas Contest, Second Runner-Up; Scholastic Trophy; McNeese Scholarships. MARY DARTEZ: FBLA; Press Club; Most Athletic Senior Girl Nominee. ERNETTA DAVIS: Press Club; FBLA; Student Council; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad, Rifleman; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; Homecoming Cheerleader; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Friendliest Senior 52 Senior cheerleaders Kim Babineaux Suzonne Delacroix, Jackie Waltrip, and Kathy Leonard, not shown, did their final cheer as cheerleaders in clothes of the Fifties. Girl Nominee; Senior Student Council Certificate. SUZONNE DELACROIX: Press Club, Sophomore Editor, Sports Editor; Library Club; Safety Club; Beta Club; French Club; Key Club Sweetheart; Pep Squad; Student Council, Chaplain, Secretary; Tennis Team Let-terman; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Freshman Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; 1974 Graduation Usher; Freshman Favorite; Sophomore Favorite; Senior Class Vice-President; THE LAND OF THE DRAGON, Make-Up Crew; 1974 Homecoming Court, Second Maid; Bicentennial Essay Contest, Second Place; Jefferson Davis Fair Queen Contestant; Most Popular Senior Girl ; Honor Roll; Honor Graduate; American History Award; National Excellence Award; FTA Award; Louisiana Tech Scholarship. RONALD DELAHOUSSAYE: Beta Club; Political Club, President; Key Club, Secretary; FTA; Annual Staff, Photographer, Class and Sports Editor; Bulldog's Chronicle, Photographer; Student Council; District V Band Festival; District V Solo Festival, Superior; Band Council; Head Squad Leader; All-Star Marching Band; All-State Orchestra; A11-State Band, First Chair; State Band Festival; LSU Ensemble Clinic; McNeese Clinic Band; LaGrange Marching Festival; Tennessee Band Tour; Florida Band Tour; Bandera Band Tour; Disney World Band Tour; Chorus, Mixed, Choralle, and Male; District V Chorus Festival; District V Honor Chorus; THE MUSIC MAN; Freshman Class, Vice-President; Louisiana Boys' State Delegate; LSUE Literary Rally; McNeese Science Fair; Biology I Award; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Outstanding Teenager of America; Who's Who Nominee; Student Council Certificate; Mathematics Award; I Dare You Award; Louisiana Tech Scholarship. DAVID DONNELL: Junior Class Favorite; Fall Speech Production; District V Band Festival; District V Honor Band; All-Star Marching Band; State Band Festival; LaGrange Marching Festival; Band Drum Corps, Section Leader; Marching Band; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Orlando, Florida Band Tour; Houston Astrodome Concert; McNeese Band Camp. RICHARD DOUCET: Safety Club; 4-H Club, Program Director; FTA, Program Director; A Cappella Chorus; Performing Chorus; THE KING AND I, Stage Crew; THE MUSIC MAN, Stage Crew; WHERE'S CHARLEY?, Stage Crew; THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Stage Crew; Track; Freshman Football; Junior Varsity Football; Varsity Football Letterman, Three Years; Defensive Award; Offensive Award; Sportsmanship Award; Most Outstanding District Defensive Player; All-District Guard; All-District Tackle; Al 1-Parish Tackle; All-Parish Guard; Second Team All-District Tackle; 53 Perry Lopez was distracted by a sneeze, but Al Hebert's attention could not be swayed. Louisiana Coaches All-Star Game; McNeese Football Scholarship; Most Athletic Senior Boy. DOUGLAS DUGAS: French Club; All-Star Marching Band; Band Drum Corps; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Orlando, Florida Band Tour; McNeese State Band Festival; LaGrange Marching Festival; McNeese Band Camp; AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS. GORDON FRUGE: Safety Club; Freshman Track; Freshman Football; Junior Varsity Track; Junior Varsity Football; Varsity Football Letterman; Varsity Track Letterman; Coaches Football Award; Second Team All-District Offensive and Defensive End; All-Parish Defensive End; Louisiana State Track Meet, High Hurdles; High Hurdles, Tied School Record; Most Humorous Senior Boy. DENNIS FUSELIER: Key Club, Project Chairman; Press Club; Key Club, Greasy Key. SHAWNE GILBEAUX: Pep Squad; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS, Dancer. GLENN GREEN: Safety Club; 4-H Club; Rodeo Club; FTA; French Club; Freshman Football; Varsity Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Track; Varsity Track; Performing Chorus. Suzonne Delacroix, Shelly LaFleur, and Keith Bourque conversed at a Senior class meeting while Mrs. Conner listened to the speaker. STEVE GUNNELL: FTA; Press Club; Rodeo Club; Annual Staff; Senior Class Business Manager; Track; Basketball; Bookkeeping I Award; Homecoming Court Escort; Football Usher; Academically Talented Program; Most Handsome Senior Boy ; Bookkeeping II Award. TIMOTHY GUINN: Safety Club; Press Club; 4-H Club; Safety Club Convention; Freshman Football; Junior Varsity Football; Chorus; Chorus Festival; THE KING AND I; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; FHA Beau; Freshman Favorite; Sophomore Favorite. MARSHALL HAWKINS: Beta Club; French Club, President; Political Club; Student Council; Press Club, Feature Editor; Key Club; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class President; Freshman Basketball; Basketball Manager; Varsity Basketball; Track, Cross-Country; Tennis; USL French Foreign Language Festival; French Scholastic Achievement Award; Honor Roll; Who's Who Among American High School Students; 1974 Graduation Usher; Outstanding Teenager of America Nominee; National Excellence Award; Louisiana Tech Scholarship; Northeastern Scholarship. AL HEBERT: French Club; French Club Trip; Golf Team; Band Manager; Honor Student. CULLEN HEBERT: Junior Safety Club; Key Club; Key Club District Convention; Key Club Lieutenant Governor of Division Twelve; Key Club International Convention, Sergeant-At-Arms Committee; Political 54 How could Tim Cassidy sleep with all those chicks around him! Club; FTA; Annual Staff; Student Council; Marching Band; Concert and Stage Band; Band Council; Band Captain; District V Honor Band; All-Star Marching Band; LaGrange Marching Festival; Louisiana State Band Festival; McNeese Band Camp; District V Band Festival; Freshman Track; Freshman Football; Honor Roll; Who's Who Among American High School Students; McNeese Science Fair, Third Place; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; Junior Class Favorite; Most Talented Senior Boy ; Band Award. DONNA HENDERSON: French Club; Beta Club; Safety Club; Annual Staff, Subscription Manager; Club Editor; MANY MOONS, Stage Crew; OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, Publicity; LSUE Literary Rally, English I--Second Place, Biology--Fourth Place, French I—Third Place, English IV—First Place; LSUE Foreign Language Festival, Poetry—Superior; USL Foreign Language Festival, Poetry—Superior; Biology I Award; French Merit Certificate; National French Contest; Law Day; Academically Talented Program; Honor Roll; Honor Graduate. JAMES HINCHEE: Safety Club; French Club; Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Track. ANDRA HINE: Beta Club, Treasurer; FHA, Vice-President; FHA Mother-Daughter Banquet; Press Club, Circulation Manager; French Club; French Club Trip; French Club Dance Queen; Pep Squad; Senior Class Business Manager; Freshman Basket- ball; Varsity Basketball Letterman; Basketball All-District; All-Parish, Bi-District Basketball; 3-AAA District Most Outstanding Player; Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain, Captain; 3-AAA District Champions; State Semi-Finalists; Coaches All-Star Game; Varsity Track Letterman; Regional Track Meets Winner; 1974 State Track Champions; Basketball-Track Banquet; French Rally; LSUE Literary Rally, Algebra II, Home Economics III and IV; Typing Award; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Honor Roll; Honor Graduate; 1974 Graduation Usher; Home Economics Award; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Hostess of Home Economics Open House; Who's Who Nominee; Most Athletic Senior Girl ; Bookkeeping I Proficiency Certificate; Northwestern Scholarship. JOAN ISTRE: Rodeo Club; 4-H Club; District V Band Festival; District V Honor Band; Symphonic, Marching, and Concert Band; Spring and Winter Concerts; State Band Festival; Band Rifle Corps; Band Council; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Orlando, Florida Band Tour; Houston Astrodome Concert; Disney World Parade; Jefferson Davis Livestock Shows; State and International Livestock Shows. JACKIE JACKSON: Beta Club; Student Council; Student Council Talent Show; Press Club; French Club, Reporter; All-State Concert Band; All-Star Marching 55 After a Bulldog basketball game, Jackie Waltrip and Marilyn Smith happily left the gym. Band; Band First Lieutenant; Band Council; Symphonic Concert, Stage, and Marching Band; Clarinet Section Leader; Flag Corps; District V Solo and Ensemble Festival; District V Honor Band McNeese Clinic Band; LaGrange Marching Festival; District V Band Festival; State Band Festival; Winter and Spring Concerts; Band Hall of Fame; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Houston Astrodome Concert; Disney World Band Tour; McNeese Band Camp; Louisiana Tech Summer Music Camp; District V Honor Chorus; District V Chorus Festival; State Chorus Festival; Assistant Chorus Accompanist; A Cappella Choir; Girls' and Performing Chorus; Spring and Christmas Concerts; THE KING AND I; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; THE MUSIC MAN; Freshman Class Treasurer; United Nations Pilgrimage Tour; 1974 Graduation Usher; Louisiana Tech Band Scholarship; Who's Who Nominee; Most Talented Senior Girl ; Women's Literary Club Essay Contest; Typing I Proficiency Certificate; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Chorus Award; Band Award. SHELLY LAFLEUR: Beta Club, Treasurer; Student Council, Vice-President; Junior Safety Club; French Club; FTA; Press Club, Sophomore Editor, Assistant Editor; Bulldog Chronicle Editor; Annual Staff, Advertising Editor; Pep Squad, Head Flagbearer; Freshman Class Favorite; Freshman Cheerleader; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Homecoming Cheerleader; Senior Class Secretary; Mixed, A Cappella, and Girls' Chorus; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; THE MUSIC MAN; LSU Leadership Conference; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant; Louisiana Girls' State Delegate, Senate; Biology I Award; Typing I Award; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Chemistry Award; Voice of Democracy Contest, Third Place; 1974 Graduation Usher; LSUE Literary Rally, Algebra I—Second Place, Chemistry-Third Place, Bookkeeping I—Third Place; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; Who's Who Among American High School Students; DAR Good Citizen Award; Outstanding Teenager of America; English IV Award; Press Club Award; Annual Staff Certificate; National Excellence Award; Northwestern Scholarship. JANE LAIRD: Library Club; Band Majorette; Rifle Twirler; District V Band Festival; Symphonic, Concert, Stage, Marching, and Performing Band; Spring and Winter Concerts; State Band Festival; LaGrange Marching Festival; Honor Band; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Orlando, Florida Band Tour; Houston Astrodome Concert; McNeese Band Camp; Talent Show; Who's Who Among American High School Students; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; Fall Speech Production; Spring Speech Production and Make-Up. KAREN LANDRY: FHA; Symphonic Band; District V 56 Nedra Brown smiled as she arrived at the Homecoming dance. Honor Band; District V Clinic Band; LaGrange Marching Festival; District V Band Festival; State Band Festival; Band Staff; Band Solo and Ensemble; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Orlando, Florida Band Tour; All-Star Marching Band Camp; McNeese Band Camp; Mixed, A Cappella and Girls' Chorus; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; THE MUSIC MAN; Speech Productions, Make-Up; 1974 Graduation Program Girl. OWEN LAVERGNE: Key Club; French Club; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Senior Class Motto Committee. CINDY LOPEZ: All-Star Marching Band; District V Band Festival; Symphonic, Marching, and Concert Band; Band Flag Corps, Captain; Spring and Winter Concerts; State Band Festival; LaGrange Marching Festival; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Orlando, Florida Band Tour; Houston Astrodome Concert; Band Council; McNeese Band Camp; AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS, Make-Up; MARY AND THE FAIRY, Make-Up; THE MUSIC MAN, Make-Up, Props; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant; Spring Speech Production, Make-Up Crew Chairman. KATHY LEONARD: Press Club; Safety Club Rodeo Mr. Bejach helped the Seniors with their graduation orders as Mr. Val and Mrs. Conner stood ready to help. Club; Library Club; French Club; Key Club Sweetheart; LSUE French Rally; Varsity Basketball; Track; Varsity Cheerleader; Honor Chorus; Chorus Festival; In Baltimore, Maryland School System: Field Day Captain; Junior Varsity Basketball; Arts and Crafts Club; Student Government Representative. LAURA MACK: Marching, Concert, and Stage Band; LaGrange Marching Festival; District Band Festival; State Band Festival; District V Honor Band; All-Star Marching Band; Band Library Staff; Band Flag Corps, Assistant Captain; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Orlando, Florida Band Tour. JIMMY MANUEL: Library Club; 4-H Club; THE MUSIC MAN, Stage Crew; MARY AND THE FAIRY; MADWOMAN OF CH AIL LOT; Presidential Classroom Delegate; Speech Productions, Backstage Worker. DONNA MATT: Safety Club; Safety Club Convention; French Club; FHA, Vice-President; Press Club, Dear Mutt ; Library Club; Pep Squad; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant; March of Dimes Walkathon; Homecoming Cheerleader; Senior Class Color and Flower Committee; JHS Morning Memos; WHERE'S CHARLEY?, Make-Up; QUICK COMEDIES. 57 Biology II proved to be very interesting to Jane Laird and Stephanie Campbell. DOLORES MILLER: Press Club; Library Club; Political Club, Secretary; FHA, Treasurer; Safety Club; Safety Club Convention; Pep Squad. HARLAN MILLER: Safety Club, Sergeant-At-Arms, President; Safety Club Convention; FT A, Treasurer; Rodeo Club; French Club; FHA Beau; Outstanding Offensive Back; Football Letterman. JULIE MYERS: FHA, Reporter; Student Council; 4-H Club; 4-H Shortcourse; Safety Club; French Club; Pep Squad, Flagbearer; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; Parish Livestock Show; District Livestock Show; State Livestock Show; National Livestock Show; International Livestock Show; Speech Christmas Play, Make-Up Crew Chairman. LACUE MYERS: Safety Club; Press Club; Library Club; Student Council; Pep Squad, Head Drummer; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; McNeese Band Camp; Annual Staff, Editor; Honor Roll; Typing I Award; Office Practice Award; Friendliest Senior Girl ; Honor Graduate 3.0—3.4; Annual Staff Editor's Award; Bookkeeping Award; Student Council Certificate; Band Concert Usherette. CATHY NETTY: Pep Squad; Press Club. SUSAN PELLY: Typing I Award; Honor Graduate; McNeese Scholarship. JACKIE PERRIN: Beta Club; FBKA; Junior Press Club; 58 Junior Safety Club; LMEA Festival; LMEA Solo and Ensemble Festival; LMEA State Festival; District V Honor Band; Clinic Band; Symphonic Band; Flag Corps; McNeese Band Camp; Chattanooga, Tennessee Band Tour; Panama City, Florida Band Tour; Bandera, Texas Band Tour; Houston Astrodome Concert; Orlando, Florida Band Tour; Disney World Parade; LaGrange Marching Festival; Parish Best Band; OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, Make-Up; THE MUSIC MAN, Stage Crew, Props, Make-Up, Publicity Crew Chairman; Honor Graduate 3.0—3.4; Business English Award; McNeese Scholarship. JAMES PERRY: Beta Club; Press Club; Safety Club; French Club; 4-H Club; FTA, President; Varsity Football Letterman; 1974 Graduation Usher; LSUE Literary Rally, General Science--First Place, Trigonometry— First Place; State Rally; Biology Award; General Science Award; Bell Telephone Mathematics and Science Award; French Foreigh Language Festivals; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; National Excellence Award; State Foreign Language Festival; Who's Who Nominee; Honor Graduate; Athletic Scholastic Award; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Outstanding Teenager of America; Society of Distinguished High School Students; French Merit Award; Chemistry Merit Award; Senior Class Business Scholarship; LSU Honor Scholarship; French Honor Society; Academically Talented Program; Most Likely To Succeed Senior Boy. WENSIL PHELPS: FHA; Pep Squad, Rifleman; Performing Chorus; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; THE MUSIC MAN. JUDY RACCA: Press Club; Safety Club; Safety Club Convention; Thespians; Marching Squad; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; HARVEY, Make-Up Crew; THE KING AND I, Make-Up Crew; MADWOMAN OF CH AIL LOT, Make-Up Crew; OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, Make-Up Crew; WHERE'S CHARLEY?, Make-Up Crew; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant; Junior Class Favorite; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Most Humorous Senior Girl. SHARON RICHARD: Rodeo Club, Secretary; Safety Club; Library Club; 4-H Club. JEANNE RICHERT: Beta Club; Beta Club Convention; Student Council, Reporter, Secretary; Press Club; Safety Club; Pep Squad, Drill Sergeant—Choreographer, Secretary; Annual Staff, Editor; FT A; LSU Drill Sergeant Camp; Louisiana Tech Drill Sergeant Camp; Natchitoches Christmas Marching Festival; Thespians; OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, Publicity Crew Chairman; LAND OF THE DRAGON; AN EVENING OF ENTERTAINMENT, Publicity Crew; Freshman Cheerleader; Guatemala Exchange Student; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant, Semi-Finalist, Finalist, Second Runner-Up, First Runner-Up; Biology Award; Concerts and Plays Usherette; Honor Roll; LSUE Literary Rally, Radio Speaking, World Geography—Second Place; Academically Talented Program; Louisiana Tech ACT Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Homecoming Cheerleader; USL High School Achievement Scholarship; Who's Who Nominee; Best Citizen Senior Girl ; 1974 Graduation Usher; Annual Staff Editor's Award; Honor Graduate 3.0—3.4; Student Council Certificate; Senior Student Council Officer Trophy; Pep Squad Award. SUSAN SCHUSTER: Press Club; Safety Club; French Club; Rodeo Club; Library Club; Pep Squad; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Basketball Letterman; One Year; Varsity Track Letterman, Three Years; Basketball Manager. LAURIE SHULTZ: Library Club; Safety Club; Beta Club; Press Club, Club Reporter; French Club; Pep Squad; Natchitoches Journalism Day; Annual Staff, Bookkeeper; District and State Chorus Festivals; Spring and Winter Concerts; A Cappella Chorus; Honor Chorus; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; THE MUSIC MAN; THE LAND OF THE DRAGON, Make-Up; Presidential Classroom Delegate; 1974 Graduation Program Girl; Miss U.S. Teenage Pageant; Honor Roll; Honor Graduate; Chorus Award. MARILYN SMITH: Safety Club; Library Club, Vice-President; Press Club; Pep Squad; THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Usherette; WHERE'S CHARLEY?, Usherette; Band Concert, Usherette; Girls; and Performing Chorus; State Chorus Festival; District V Chorus Festival; Spring and Winter Concerts; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Basketball; All-Parish Basketball Team; District Basketball Champions; Sweet Sixteen, Semi-Finalists; Track Regional Meet; Track State Meet; Volleyball. MICHAEL SPEARS: Beta Club, Chaplain; French Club; Political Club; Press Club; Band; Honor Band; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program. KEITH STAFFORD: Beta Club, Vice-President; French Club, Treasurer; Political Club, President; FTA; Press Club, Feature Editor; Key Club, Senior Board Member; LSUE Foreign Language Festival; USL State French Rally, Poetry—Excellent; THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Stage Crew; THE MUSIC MAN, Usher; Louisiana Boys' State Delegate. MARJORIE TRAHAN: French Club; Library Club; Press Club; Rodeo Club; FBLA, President; Junior Student of the Week; Annual Staff; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; McNeese Scholarship. JACKIE WALTRIP: Safety Club; Safety Club Convention; Press Club; Library Club; Key Club Sweetheart; FFA Maid; Performing Band; LMEA Solo and Ensemble Festival; District V Band Festival; Tennessee Band Tour; Performing Chorus; Girls' Chorus; LMEA Chorus Festival; WHERE'S CHARLEY?, Usherette; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Track; 1974 Homecoming Court, Third Maid. DAPHNE WIEGAND: Beta Club, President; Beta Club Convention; Press Club; Junior Safety Club; Junior Library Club; French Club; FTA; Thespians; Cheering Squad; MANY MOONS, Backstage; MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT, Backstage; Freshman Class Treasurer; General Science Award; USL French Festival; LSUE Literary Rally, Geometry—First Place, American History— Second Place; State Literary Rally, Geometry; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Academically Talented Program; United Nations Pilgrimage Tour; Presidential Classroom Delegate; Centenary College Presidential Scholarship; Most Likely To Succeed Senior Girl ; American History Award; National Excellence Award; English Certificate. 59 Shelly LaFleur Tim Cassidy 71 Junior Class Favorites Mindy Fonteno Ricky R Bill Price Julie Hoag J u N I O R S 1975 A. Junior class officers for 1974-75 were Mark jewman, vice-president; Julie Hoag, president; Ricky Roe, secretary; Keith Capdeville, treasurer. B. Student Council members were Keith Capdeville, Shelly LaFleur, and Bill Price. C. Ricky Roe stood to make a nomination for Junior class officers. D. Fluffing flowers seemed to be an exhausting task for Paula Sm ith. 73 Juniors Showed Carlton Alexander Wayne Allen Ann Allgood Corrie Anthony Lawrence Arceneaux Julie Ardoin Sonya Babineaux Marlon Baker Sherman Batiste Larry Baylot Brandon Benoit Vickie Benoit Kenneth Beroid Matt Boudreaux Juanita Breaux Joe Brewster Brenda Broussard Greg Broussard Patrick Broussard Louwanda Brown Beth Brummett Steven Cabra Byron Capdeville Keith Capdevilee Anne Carter Rusty Cassidy 74 Rock-n-Roll the Rams Day gave Tommy Douget, Debbie Mire, and Mary Fruge a chance to relive the 50's. School Spirit Cheryl Castille Jeff Chaisson Joyce Chaisson Diane Citizen Jake Clifford Karen Coats Kathy Comeaux Steven Comeaux Janet Cormier Markeitha Cormier Theresa Cormier Laury Courrege Charlotte Courville Kenneth Cradeur Lynn Croker Curtiss Dartez Cynthia Davis Debbie Davis Lori deCordova Vickie Delahoussaye Patrick Broussard posed so the camera could be focused. 75 Juniors Looked Forward to Thomas Dennis Brenda Doucet Keith Doucet Suzanne Doucet Thomas Douget Donna Dronet Denise Dugas Donna Duhon Mark Dupont Gerald Dupuis Annette Edwards Tina Fetterly Anita Fields James Fontenot LeRoy Fontenot Mindy Fontenot Mary Fruge Terry Gann Ruby Gant Christina Gary Mike Gillispie Helena Gotreaux Scott Hanks Virginia Hart Lee Hebert Paula Hebert Sidney Hebert Theresa Hebert Julie Hoag 76 Something in the gym grabbed Kayla LeDoux's attention. a New Year Doug Hollier Becky Istre Vivian Istre Allen Johnson Raynard Johnson Carolyn King Stephanie LaBowe Diane LaCombe Shelly LaFleur Nancy Lamb Peggy Lamb Claudia Landry Mitchell Landry Tim Landry Artis LaVergne Connie LeBlanc Murnette LeBlanc Kayla LeDoux Michael Lee Carla Leger Dale Leger Carl LeGros David LeGros Chris Lehman Claudette LeJeune Darlene LeJeune Frederick LeJeune Sidney LeJeune Janethel Lennette 77 Jake Clifford impatiently waited for his hat before leaving the band room. “Determination” Proved to Be Dirk Longman James Lopez Ricky Lopez Betty Me Court James Manuel Matt Martin Rhonda May Jeffery Meche Jackie Miller Debra Mire Carl Mohar Sharon Monteaux Jeffrey Moore Rene1 Morgan Patricia Morvant Chris Mott Catherine Myers Daniele Myers Debbie Myers Mark Newman 78 the Juniors’ Motto Lucretia Nixon Morris Palmer Pam Perry Eldrina Pete Wayne Prejean Bill Price Carl Quebodeaux Harold Quebodeaux Brent Reed Erroll Reed Keith Reich Yulonde Ricard Janise Richard Theresa Richard Timothy Richard Joni Robert Chris Robicheaux Ricky Roe Michael Ross Charles Roy A. Angela Gooden and Michael Lee took time out for some horse-play before going to class. B. Mike Giflispie, Mitch Landry, Timmy LeGros, and Sidney LeJeune got down to some heavy studying. C. The PSAT NMSQT test proved to be a tiring one for Theresa Hebert. 79 James Roy Connie Rubin Glen Sawyer Charles Shirah Jollene Shirley Nicki Simeon David Sinegal Veronica Sinegal Paula Smith Byron Sonnier Janine Sonnier Rosemary Stagg Stephen Stagg Lisa Still Rhonda Stinson Juniors Set 80 Steven Cabra l-reida Trahan, Glen Sawyer, Mark Dupont, and Paula Biessenberger were granted a study period during Mrs. Carter's class. Their Goals High Hilliard Tall Terry Theunissen Darlene Thibodeaux Freida Trahan Patrick Tupper Mark Veillon Stacie Verret Diana Welch Tony Whitford Starlet Wilridge Students Whose Portraits Were Not Available Cleveland Bias Paula Biessenberger Tony Blanchard Gary Breaux Walterine Capdeville Carl Castille Pat Conner Donald Cormier Michael Derise James Edwards Jennifer Fontenot Perry Fontenot Terry Fontenot Cathra Garcia Opal Gilliam Angela Gooden Geraldine Guillory Patty Hanson Chuck Hebert Thomas Istre Brenda Kately Larry Landry Andranette Lee Terry Lopez Curtis Manuel Mike Matt Catherine Perkins Gerald Perkins Francis Peterson Broderick Redeaux Dwight St. Germain Nancy Schwartz Ricky Simar Howard Simon Myra Skinner Thomas Sulre Marcel Teele Julie Trahan Joyce Trent Renita Wilridge 81 Sophomores Moved Ahead A. Lisa Gaudet and Tisdale Knight served as Sophomore student council representatives. B. Sophomore class officers for the 1974-75 school year were David Cormier, vice-president; Tricia Hoag, treasurer; Tisdale Knight, president; and Ann Coco, secretary. 83 Sophomores Participated in All Germaine Abraham Douglas Alcock Shirley Allen Kelly Allison Morris Anderson Robert Arceneaux Carla Baker Gary Barker Patricia Barker Stephanie Barr Shane Baylot Rocky Benoit Michael Bergeaux Patricia Bergeaux Tony Bergeaux Lisa Bergeron Deborah Berken Evelyn Bertrand Linda Blanchard Shane Boudreaux Annette Boxie Michelle Bradley Bobby Brantley Cheryl Breaux Dora Breaux Kendra Breaux Simon Breaux Keith Briscoe Terri Britt Betty Broussard Cathy Broussard A. Tisdale Knight and Renee Landry eagerly received their annuals from their freshman year. B. Patty Daigle and Richard Vicknair supported the Bulldogs at one of the football games. 84 Areas of School Life A. Mary Jane Edwards entered the gym dally for her fifth hour P.E. class. B. Gary Perkins concentrated on English II while Peggy Morvant and Paula Matte discussed the assignment. Clay Broussard Gervis Broussard Kent Broussard Matthew Broussard Mike Brown Leslie Bushnell Gregory Butler Dolores Butson Catherine Cagnon Denise Carter Kevin Cassidy Gary Castille Dana Chaisson Debra Chapman Gary Clarkson Mary Clemeaux Kelli Coats Ann Coco Anthony Comeaux Denise Comeaux Rosalie Conner Bryan Cormier David Cormier Debbie Cormier Keith Cormier Ronald Cormier Dennis Crochet Leonard Crochet Sheryl Croker Daniel Daigle Darlene Daigle 85 Hard Work and Study Made Up Doug Daigle Jamie Daigle Ricky Daigle Allen Daniel Lionel Daniel Ella Dartez Shelia Dartez Randy Davis Varina Davis Sherry Deshotel Karen Doucet Connie Duhon Pam Duhon Terry Duhon Danny Dupre Glenora Edwards Jackie Faul Jude Fontenot Micheal Fontenot Robin Fontenot Cameron Foreman Raymond Freeman Carla Fruge Donna Fruge Stacy Fruge Carla Gant Darrell Gary Lynn Gary Lisa Gaudet Keely Gillard Jamie Green Leo Guidry Bill Guillory Carolyn Guilbeau Timothy Guilbeau Fara Hargroder Connie Hebert Dan Hebert Diane Hebert Drew Henry 86 A Large Portion of Sophomores’ Days Patricia Hoag Cynthia Hollier Kevin Hurst Kenneth Istre Robin Istre Carmen Janssen Roxanne Jenkins Paul Jones Wilton Jones Linda Kinard Biff Kirk Lonnie Knight Tisdale Knight Lionel Kober James Kratzer Denise LaFleur Hugh LaGrange Paul Lampkin Al Landry Julia Landry Louis Landry Paul Landry Tina Landry Harry Langley Carl LaVergne Louis LaVergne A. Lonnie Knight, one of the active sophomores, worked at the Key Club fair booth. B. Kelli Coats found that biology required a lot of thinking. C. Lloyd Orgeron immersed his head in water to test an experiment in biology class. 87 Spirited Sophomores Rodeous Lawdins Judith LeBlanc Veronica LeBlanc Denise Ledbetter Lorraine Leger Peggy Leger Roxanne LeGros Suzanne LeGros Jody LeJeune Katherine LeJeune Larry LeJeune Malana LeJeune Patrick Lennette John Leonard Chris Lopez Judy Lopez Darrell McDowell Howard McDowell Bennett McNeil Shawn McNeilly Claude McZeal Kerry McZeal Rodney McZeal Byron Manuel Paula Matte Lynette Matthew Donna May Cindy Miller Claudette Miller Diane Mi Her B ▼ A. Ricky Daigle seemed to have other thoughts besides English II. B. Many Sophomore girls spent long hours making flowers for their class car. 88 Produced the Winning Car A. Hard work from Denise Carter and Rosalie Conner helped the Sophomore class win first place. B. Jodie LeJeune supported one of her clubs at Homecoming time. Ricky Monceaux Tonny Moore Peggy Morvant Shane Mosely Acy Norman Gina Northrop Rhonda Obey Lloyd Orgeron Glenda Perkins Maureen Pete Karl Petry Stephen Pirozzolo Shari Pleasant David Prejean Peggy Prejean Bryant Randolph Robin Rea James Redeaux Rhonda Reed Sandy Renner Suzanne Ricard Joni Richard 89 Sophomores Looked Forward Tom Richert Cherylene Robinson Donald Robinson Tessie Roe Renetta Rosette Tom Rowland Ernie Roy Terry Royer Marie Savoy Stanley Simar Jonathen Simon Leon Smith George Speight Ricky Stackhouse Sandi Stoleson Joe Taylor Julie Theunissen Amie Thibideaux Elizabeth Thibideaux Pam Thibodeaux A. Pat Bergeaux found the main hall a change from Freshman hall. B. Fara Hargroder looked on as some Sophomore girls held a discussion. 90 to Their Junior Year Darrin Warren Mindy Watson Donna Young Kim Young Charlotte Thomas Patricia Thomas Joanne Tizeno Kathy Tizeno Isabelle Touchet Carl Trahan Donna Trahan Gay Ion T rah an John Trahan Joselyn Trahan Peggy Tupper Nathan Verret Richard Vicknair Ronald Vincent Steve Vincent Students Whose Portraits Were Not Available Harlan Ashworth Sandy Babineaux Ray Benoit Paul Broussard Henry Brown Paula Brown Jan Courville Myra Gary Allen Guidry Wilbert Guillory Jeff Hulin Renee Landry Katherine LeJeune Cynthia Louvierre Kelvin Mouton Riley Mounton Alfred Neal Cindy Netty Wanda Netty Gary Perkins Lonnie Plaissance Cindy Reich Kent Roy Mary Simar Pearlene Spikes Shelia Stroder Cynthia Williams Reginald Williams Ralph Wilridge Freshman Class Favorites Joey Hargroder Jackie Forestier Susan Duncan Eric Charles Freshman Representatives Led the Way A. The Freshman class officers for the 1974-75 year were Mary Beth Biessenberger, president; Michael Bertrand, vice-president; Rodney Ringuet, secretary; and Rosalind Terry, treasurer. B. The Freshman class Student Council members were Laurie Roe and Jackie Forestier. 93 Freshman Class of 75 . . Jacqueline Adams Michael Alexander Nancy Allgood Roger Allison Leslie Ancelet Bobby Anthony Kathleen Arceneaux Doyle Ardoin Toby Armentor Arthur Babineaux Danny Babineaux Charlie Bailey James Baker Don Batiste Herman Batiste Henry Bealer Lynne Belair James Belton Dwayne Bergeaux Mary Berken Chuck Bertrand Ernest Bertrand Michael Bertrand Mary Beth Biessenberger Donna Bonin Julie Bott Monique Boudreaux Sharon Bourque Jeanette Boutte Mark Britt Brunhilda Broussard Christine Broussard Karen Broussard Kathryn Broussard Katrina Broussard Randel Broussard Vincent Broussard Sarah Brummett Michelle Capdeville Clark Caraway Christine Cassidy Kenny Cassidy Michael Cassidy Gregory Castile 94 . Senior Class of 78 Sandra Chapman Eric Charles Kenneth Charles Terry Clarkson Ovey Clement Kenneth Comeaux Syane Comeaux Christopher Cormier Donna Cormier Edwin Cormier Randy P. Cormier Ruthy Cormier Barrett Courville Kathy Crader Paula Crochet Barry Daigle Kenneth Daigle Paula Daigle Mary Ann Daniel Taffie Daniel Tammy Daniel Hilda Dartez Jacqueline Davis Frank Dennis Murphy Derise Richie DeRouen Laura Deshotel A. Barry Petry listened to the speaker at a Beta club meeting. B. Patricia Vanya and Linda Stafford enjoyed walking in Senior Hall. C. Paula Daigle and Leslie Ance-let worked diligently on the Freshman car. 95 Freshmen Actively Participated Linda Doucet Mildred Doucet Rhonda Doucet Marie Drake Kirk Dugas Monette Duhon Sharon Duhon Richernetta Duncan Susan Duncan Malcolm Dupont Jackie Dupuis Sharon Dupuis Sue Dupuis Richard Edwards Pam Ewing Cynthia Fontenot Ricky Fontenot Roger Fontenot Ronnie Fontenot Vickie Fontenot Jackie Forestier Cindy Fruge Robert Fruge 96 in All School Projects Alonzo Gant Dwayne Gary Lori Gary Lynn Cary Tina Gary Karen Gatte Kevin Gatte Ted Gil lard Brenetta Gilliam Debra Gordon Edward Gotreaux Ray Gotreaux Ruby Lee Gotreaux Kent Gravelle Anthony Guidry Christine Guidry Priscilla Guidry Reginald Guidry Susan Hanks Louis Hardy Thadeus Hawkins Melanie Hawthorne Gregory Hebert Jan Hebert Malcolm Hebert Ricky D. Hebert Ricky L. Hebert Jody Hoag Myron Hudson Barton Hurst Angela Istre Terri Jeanise Toni Jenkins Alvin Jones Billie M. Jones Carl Jones Karlette Jones Pam Jones Jerome Joseph Paula Julian Carmelita Kately Sheryl Kelly A. Last minute touch-ups were done by Paula Daigle, Jackie Forestier, and Sharon Dupuis. B. These Freshmen seemed more anxious to look at the camera than to work on the car. C. Lynne Belair, Cherie Sarradet, Kathryn Broussard, Sarah Brum-mett, Monique Boudreaux, and Angela Istre listened attentively at a Freshmen class meeting. 97 75 Freshman Class Was Joe Kershaw Ronald King Nolan Knight Mary Kober Tim Kratzer Greg Lacombe Joe LaFleur Thomas LaFleur Wendy LaGrange Sally LaPoint Dwynn Landry James Langley Michael Lavan Lildred Lawdins Joel LeBlanc Steven LeBlanc Stephanie Lee Charles Leger Glenn LeGros Mark LeGros Phillip LeGros Donna LeJeune Joseph LeJeune Karen LeJeune Lorita LeJeune Nathan LeJeune Peggy LeJeune Tina LeJeune Stephen Levine Tommy Levy Barry Locklear Diana Lopez Gwen Lopez Janet Lopez Rebecca Lovell Emily Lyons 98 the Largest Class at J.H.S A. The camera caught Rhonda Dou-cet in a candid pose at her locker. B. Connie Plaisance demonstrated her cheering ability during Freshman cheerleader try-outs. C. Mm! Mm! Good! The Freshman class car made a delicious entry. Lou Ann Lyons Jeff McCombs Artis McCrea John McZeal Shelia Manuel Sandra Marcantel Mary Matthews Karen Mayeaux Greogry Medus Julie Medus Collette Melton Anthony Miller Byron Miller David Miller Randall Miller Sharon Mitchell Dwayne Morvant Junior Morvant Verla Munkres Elizabeth Myers Nancy Myers Sandra Myers Homer Nash Barbara Nixon Beatrice Nixon Quint Noel Stacey Noel Cedric Norris Steve Orgeron Dawn Ortego Cindy Osborne Brenda Perkins Lynda Perkins Ricky Perkins Michael Perry Rhonda Person Randall Pete Barry Petry Joel Pickett Ronnie Pierre Connie Plaisance Randall Prather 99 High School Life Proved Irma Prejean Randall Prejean Kyle Reed Billy June Regan Charlene Richard Rodney Ringuet Laurie Roe Karen Romero Randall Romero Larry Roy Susan Roy Terry Royle Michelle Sanders Cherie Sarradet Trudy Sarver Carl Savoie Michelle Serial Tammy Serrin Mona Shirah Eric Simeon Julie Semington Elliot Simon Pamela Simon Mickey Sittig Billy Smith Debbie Smith Kaye Smith David Sneed Denora Spikes Brigitte Sonnier Danny Sonnier Jennie Jo Sonnier Jody St. Germain Linda Stafford Karen Steed Jessie Stutes A. Laurie Roe, Ruby Lee Gotreaux, Sharon Dupuis, Gregory Medus, and Sandra Chapman worked deligently to prepare the Freshman class car for the Homecoming parade. 100 Rosalind Terry Teena Thibodeaux Matthew Touchet Charlene Trahan Fabian Trahan Mark Trahan Phyllis Trahan Patricia Vanya Robert Walker Chip West Bonnie White Melissa Wiegand Brenda Williams Jimmy Williams Paula Williams Stephanie Williams Darrell Young Students Whose Portraits Were Not Available Veronica Alexander Michael Allison Marilyn Bertrand LaNora Bouley Denise Brown Mary Clement Donna Cretchen Margaret Dartest Gwen Davis Byron Dickerson Diane Dugas John Earl Steven Eastman Cheryl Evans Karen Fields Craig Fontenot Marsha Guilbeaux Joe Hargroder Donald Harless Keith Kersher Victoria Lartigue Cheryl Manuel Civilian Morvant Lizzie Murray Randall K. Myers Dinah Netty Frank Nixon Hazel Perkins Edwin Ray David Rutledge Michael Scott Dalton Thibodeaux Earl Touchet Carl Williams Karen Wilridge 101 Special Education Showed Various Abilities A. Fay Golden and Florinda La-Vergne proudly displayed banners that they made in class. B. Harold Julian showed his ability to operate the woodlathe while Mr. Wilson, Tim Myers, and John Domingue watched. C. Patronella Jones carefully painted a ceramic mold. D. Florinda LaVergne patiently worked on a project while Mrs. Colvin observed. D 102 A. Judy Racca assisted teachers at Jennings Central School through the Flexible Campus Program. B. Work at Stewart's Drug Store for Christina Gary included taking phone orders. C. Dennis Fuselier worked carefully while preparing pizzas for Deano's Pizzarama. D. Cheryl Brunt, employed at Rosebud's Gift and Children's Shop, helped customers make their selections. 103 A. Brandon Benoit illustrated Service with a smile at Granger's Men Store. B. Keith Doucet checked oil at the Overpass Exxon Servicenter. D. Bagging groceries became a part of Michael Spear's day at Piggly Wiggly. C. Marilyn Smith made appointments for photographs at Walther Studio. E. Marshall Hawkins found eating boudin an advantage of working at Cormier's Super Market. 104 105 ATHT.F.TTCJS 1974 Football Team Wayne Cespiva Ken Cormier Gene Van Hook Off. and Def. Line Def. Coordinator Off. and Def. Ends Members of the '74 squad were as follows: (First Row) Anthony Comeaux, David Cormier, Dwain Rider, James Perry, Randy Daigle, Kenneth Cradeur, Bill Price, James Redeaux, Jeff Moore, Chris Lehman, Gary Barker, Bryant Randolph, Shane Boudreaux, Matthew Broussard, and Drew Henry; (Second Row) A. Daniel, Nathan Verret, Terry Duhon, Darren War-en, Robert Broussard, Carl Lavergne, Lloyd Orgeron, Carl Pitre, Roger Lawdins, Mike Bertrand, Matt Boudreaux, Gordon Fruge, Keith Bourque, and John Trahan; (Third Row) Wayne Bergeaux, Kevin Cassidy, Morris Palmer, Cleveland Bias, Ronald Barker, E.N. Garba-rino, Mark Pleasant, Tim Cassidy, Glenn Green, Harlan Miller, Richard Doucet, Matt Martin, Chris Mott, and Charles Belair. 1974 Football Scores Notre Dame Abbeville Deridder Comeaux Crowley Leesville Washington Eunice Rayne Westlake We 7 0 12 20 14 13 8 0 ❖ 12 6 They 12 13 17 19 14 12 36 6 District Game Offense Showed Considerable Determination Gordon Fruge, Senior Flanker Harlan Miller, Senior Quarterback Glenn Green, Senior Fullback E.N. Garbarino, Senior Tackle James Perry, Senior Tackle Mark Pleasant, Senior Tackle Keith Bourque, Senior Guard Robert Broussard, Senior Center Wayne Bergeaux, Senior Guard Randy Daigle, Senior End Tim Cassidy, Senior Tackle Dwain Rider, Senior Fullback Richard Doucet, Senior Guard Bill Price, Junior Tailback Chris Mott, Junior End NOT SHOWN: Charles Belair, Senior End no A. Bill Price ran for a touchdown against the Westlake Rams. B. Bryant Randolph anxiously waited for a chance to participate in the varsity football game. C. Jeff Moore plunged for six points against DeRidder as Dwain Rider looked on. D. Dwain Rider's quick coordina- tion and keen eyesight eluded many opponents. E. Glenn Green used his resources to gain extra yardage. Chris Mott and Dwain Rider rushed to assist. F. Tim Cassidy rested along the sidelines while the offense took over. Ill Defense Held Their Ground A. Richard Doucet, Matt Bou-dreaux and Tim Cassidy delivered a crushing blow to a Rayne Wolf. B. Strong Dog defense caused the Crowley Gents to fumble. C. Harlan Miller had a strong grip on the pigskin. D. Robert Broussard Chris Mott, and Dwain Rider took a brief rest between plays. E. Bill Price wondered why he was the object of so much controversy. Matt Boudreaux, Junior End Matt Martin, Junior End Chris Lehman, Junior End Cleveland Bias, Junior Tackle Kenneth Credeur, Junior Guard Jeff Moore, Junior Fullback David Cormier, Soph. Quarterback Karl Perry, Soph. Center 112 Darren Warren, Soph. Guard James Redeaux, Soph. Tailback Shane Boudreaux, Soph. Flanker Kevin Cassidy, Soph. End Mike Bertrand, Frosh. Tackle Matthew Broussard, Soph. Fullback Terry Duhon, Soph. End Bryant Randolph, Soph. Flanker 113 Long Hours of Practice Rodeous Lawdins Soph. Flanker Lloyd Orgeron, Soph. Tackle Nathan Verret, Soph. Guard Carl Lavergne, Soph. Center 114 Developed the Team A. Junior Varsity members followed their teammates to many games. B. Harlan Miller showed no mercy on the Washington Indians as he gained extra yardage. C. Mark Pleasant assisted Harlan Miller in tackling this Ram opponent. D. Many players watched the game from the sidelines. E. Anthony Comeaux and Mark Dupont always made sure the water bottles were ready. F. Coach Cormier demonstrated a blocking technique during practice. G. Karl Petry pointed the way and Richard Doucet took it from there. H. Shall we dance? E.N. Gar-barino demonstrated the bump to a Rayne opponent. I. Okay! Who's got the ball? 115 Junior Varsity — a Spirited Team A. Junior varsity teammates were fired up at every game throughout the season. B. Members of the Junior varsity squad were the following: (First Row) Steve Orgeron, Ricky Edwards, Kent Gravelle, David Cormier, Shane Boudreaux, David Sneed, Tommy Levy, and Artis McCrea; (Second Row) Roger Fontenot, Chip West, Toby Armentar, Barry Pitre, Louis Landry, Terry Duhon, Kevin Cassidy, and Ricky Hebert; (Third Row) Matthew Broussard, James Redeaux, Rodney Ringuet, Ronnie King, Lloyd Orgeron, Carl LaVergne, and Mickey Sittig; (Fourth Row) Darrel Warren, Bryant Randolph, Roger Lawdins, Gary Barker, Mike Bertrand, Nathan Verret, and Carl Pitre. 116 Freshmen Finished Undefeated Members of the 1974 Freshmen football team were as follows: (Seated) Shane Comeaux and Joel LeBlanc; (First Row) Randall Pete, Ronnie Fontenot, Chuck Bailey, Clark Caraway, Artis McCrae, Kent Gravelle, Thomas LaFleur, Mickey Sittig, Joey LaFleur, Steve Gilliam, Chip West, Kenny Cassidy, David Sneed, Ricky Edwards, and Joe Kershaw; (Second Row) Toby Armentar, Greg Medus, Stacey Noel, Robbie Walker, Quint Noel, Steve Orgeron, Elliot Simon, Ronnie King, Gregory Castille, Randy Prather, Tomy Levy, and Ricky Hebert; (Third Row) Joey Hargroder, Jackie Dupris, John Earl, Randy Broussard, Malcolm Dupont, Jerome Joseph, Thadeus Hawkins, Eric Charles, Ken Charles, Rodney Ringuet. Undefeated Sept. 10 12-0 Kaplan There 17 12-0 Acadia Here 24 14-0 Crowley Here Oct. 1 34-6 R ayne There 8 30-0 Welsh There 16 8-0 Eunice There 22 6-0 Church Point There 117 Football Players Were Honored at the Annual Banquet 118 A. Harlan Miller accepted the Morrish-Segraves Award Most Valuable Offensive Back, presented by Billy Broussard, L.S.U.'s 1974 quarterback, while Buddy Price anxiously waited to shake the recipient's hand. B. Coach Augie Tammariello, U. S.L.'s head coach, spoke about the sports at the university, while Mr. and Mrs. Lou Gaudet listened. C. Charles Liles presented Robert Broussard with the Most Valuable Offensive Lineman Award, while Mr. Gaudet observed. D. The following players received these awards: Gordon Fruge, Coaches' Award, donated by American Bank; Harlan Miller, Morrish-Segraves Award, Most Valuable Offensive Back, donated by Jennings Lumber Company; Robert Broussard, Markham-ReddelI Award, Most Valuable Offensive Lineman, donated by Gem Jewelers; Bill Price, Player Showing Most Progress, donated by Piggly Wiggly; Richard Doucet, Team Captain, donated by Advanced Business Machines and Donald Chevrolet; and Charles Belair, Most Valuable Defensive Back, donated by Jeff Davis Bank. NOT SHOWN: James Perry, Scholastic Award, donated by Bubba Oustalet. E. Coach and Mrs. Sidney Soileau smiled as they served themselves at the football banquet. F. Richard Doucet received the Sportsmanship Award, a gold watch, which was presented by Doctor J.E. Banker, while Mr. Baudet sat near by. 119 Homecoming Court Queen Maid Fourth Maid Cyrthia Breaux Sixth Maid Shelia Clark Carla Leger of 1974 A. Members of the 1974 Homecoming Court were Fifth Maid-Carla Leger, Third Maid-Jackie Waltrip, Second Maid-Suzonne De LaCroix, First Maid-Julie Hoag, Queen-Kirn Babineaux, Maid of Honor-Mindy Fontenot, Sixth Maid-Shelia Clark, and Fourth Maid-Cynthia Breaux. B. Adding smiles to the activities were the crownbearers, Lauren Bruchhaus and Brent Cespiva. C. Mr. Curris Babineaux proudly crowned his daughter Kim as Queen. D. Georgeanna Knight presented the new 1974 Homecoming Queen, Kim Babineaux, with a bouquet of red roses and a football. 121 Homecoming Activities A. Suzonne Delacroix looked surprised as Carolyn King pinned on her corsage. B. Cynthia Breaux held her rose in one hand as she was presented with a corsage from Mary Jeanne Richert. C. Julie Hoag smiled as Bill Price escorted her to the stage. D. Carla Leger happily stood still while Mary Fruge pinned her corsage on. E. On their way to the stage, Jackie Waltrip and Harlan Miller showed expressions of excitement. F. The 1973 Homecoming Queen Georgeanna Knight stood by her father Herschel Knight as her reign as J.H.S. Homecoming Queen came to an end. 122 Covered Many Areas D ▼ A. Shelia Clark was escorted by Cleveland Bias at the pep rally Homecoming morning. B. Mindy Fontenot smiled as Steve Gunnell escorted her in front of the stands at the game. C. Following the crownbearers, Brent Cespiva and Lauren Bruch-haus, were Clay Coco and Queen Kim Babineaux. D. The Homecoming dance proved to be a happy occasion for Jeff Moore and Jennifer Cormier. E. Quarterback Harlan Miller took Queen Kim Babineaux to the dance. 123 Basketball 1974-75 A. The 1974-75 Varsity Boys' Basketball team was (First Row) Shane Boudreaux David Cormier, Carlton Alexander, and John Leonard; (Second Row) Michael Ross, Rodeous Lawdins, Louis Landry, Sherman Batiste, and Steve Gunnell; (Third Row) Marcus Peterson, Claude McZeal, Tim Cassidy, Michael Lee, and Nicki Simeon. B. Leading the Dogs' into a winning season were Coach Gene Van Hook and Coach Robert Allen. 124 C A E A A. Tim Cassidy- Sr. Center and Forward B. Steve Gunnell- Sr. Guard and Forward C. Marcus Peterson- Sr. Center D. Carlton Alexander pops up for two points. E. Carlton Alexander- Jr. Guard F. The 'Dogs' talked it over between quarters. 125 Our ’Dogs Had Spirit, A. Nicki Simeon- Jr. Center B. Michael Ross- Jr. Guard and Forward C. Michael Lee- Jr. Forward D. Sherman Batiste, Carlton Alexander and the Dog's foes paid close attention to Marcus Peterson as he put up a smooth foul shot. E. Sherman Batiste- Jr. Guard F. Coach Van Hook seemed to be in deep thought while the boys warmed up. 126 Drive, and Ability! A. David Cormier- Soph. Guard B. Claude McZeal- Soph. Center C. Shane Boudreaux- Soph. Guard D. Louis Landry- Soph. Forward E. Nicki Simeon attempted to block the ball from his opponent's hands. F. Coach Allen, with pencil and clipboard in hand, walked over to take his place with his team. 127 A. John Leonard- Soph. Guard B. Rodeous Lawdins- Soph. Forward C. The 'Dogs proudly took congratulations from Notre Dame after a long hot game. D. Tim Cassidy made a big stretch in attempt to get the ball. 128 J.V. Reached for the Top A. The 1974-75 Junior Varsity basketball team was (First Row) David Cormier, Shane Boudreaux, Tommy Levy, Kent Ray, and Doug Daigle; (Second Row) Coach Robert Allen, Brian Randolph, Homer Nash, Louis Landry, Raymond Freeman, and Cedrick Norris; (Third Row) Sherman Batiste, Randy Broussard, Kenneth Charles, Rodeous Lawdins, Claude McZeal, and Jerome Joseph. B. David Cormier led the J.V. 'Dogs out of the dressing room and onto the court to begin their usual exciting game. C. Shane Boudreaux and Sherman Batiste always gave the game 100% of their attention. 129 1975 Bulldettes Members of the 1974-1975 basketball team were as follows: (First Row) Diane Miller, Nancy Lamb, Renee Landry, Jollene Shirley, Becky Bergeaux, Tessie Roe, Peggy Lamb, Ann Coco, Michelle Bradley; (Second Row) Coach J.W. Fain, Tisdale Knight, Diane Hebert, Shawne McNeily, Linda Kinard, Marie Savoy, Diana Welch, Andra Hine, Stephanie LaBowe, and Stacie Verrett. Bulldettes’ Season 1974-1975 Bulldettes Visitors Bulldettes Visitors 34 31 Oakdale 37 46 Midland 45 37 Fenton 51 33 Mt. Carmel 45 50 Bell City 48 58 Lake Arthur 37 32 Iota 45 30 Lawtell 25 34 Welsh 51 29 Mt. Carmel 39 44 Midland 33 56 Lake Arthur 37 41 New Iberia 46 34 Oakdale 48 34 Oakdale 46 24 Eunice 41 52 Welsh 51 46 Mt. Carmel 39 49 M idland 52 30 Eunice 45 50 Welsh 62 40 Kaplan 40 26 Hath away 40 43 Abbevil le 29 45 Lacassine 50 28 Tioga 26 47 Lake Arthur 54 n Delta 130 A. Andra Hine, a Senior starter selected to first team All-District, was also named Most Valuable Player in District 4-AAA. This summer she will represent J.H.S. in the All-Star State Basketball game. B. A Senior starter, Becky Berge-aux, was also selected to the first team All-District. C. The only Junior selected on the All-District Team was Stephanie LaBowe. D. Senior Becky Bergeaux showed sportsmanship by shaking the hands of her opponents, while Stacie Verrett waited her turn. 131 Bi-District Champs 132 in Action E A. Diana Welch hurried to head off a driving opponent. B. Stephanie LaBowe prepared to shoot while Diana Welch and Andra Hine rushed to assist. C. Andra Hine dribbled down the court as her opponents tried to stop her. D. Marie Savoy showed her offensive skills while shooting over a player in tight competition. E. Stacie Verret jumped to get the tip against a Mt. Carmel opponent, while teammate Linda Kinard waited eagerly to receive the ball. F. Becky Bergeaux shot a free throw while Stephanie LaBowe and Andra Hine waited for the rebound. 133 Girls Went to Quarterfinals A. Coach Fain hurried to catch the bus that was leaving for Mer Rouge. B. Diane Miller and Stacie Verret waited eagerly to leave for Mer Rouge. Mrs. Schuster helped carry things to the bus. C. Kathy Leonard and Julie Hoag gave Andra Hine last minute encouragement. B 134 Prospective Varsity Bulldettes A. Members of the Junior Varsity basketball team were (First Row) Ann Coco, Renee Landry, Nancy Lamb, Diane Miller, and Coach J.W. Fain; (Second Row) Debbie Cormier, Michelle Bradley, Peggy Lamb, and Jol- lene Shirley; (Third Row) Tessie Roe, Shawne McNeil' ly, Marie Savoy, Diane Hebert, Tisdale Knight, and Linda Kinard. 135 Boy Tracksters A 4 A. Gordon Fruge, Bill Price and Chris Lehman relaxed before their events began. B. Barry Petry prepared himself mentally before his event began. C. Lonnie Knight jogged around the track to warm up for his mile and two-mile runs. B ▼ ft'fl ¥ y 4 c ▼ I 136 Were Winners A. Kenneth Charles prepared to hand the baton to Kevin Cassidy in the 880-yard relay. B. Exhausted, Lonnie Knight finished his race. C. Chris Lehman was out of the blocks and off as the gun sounded to begin the 880-yard relay in the district meet. 137 Practice Made Perfect J fl n - i i t A ► A. Renee Landry was one of the cheerleaders who helped out at the track meets. B. Randy Daigle appeared to be sitting down on the job as he practiced pole vaulting. C. Glenn Green placed third in State competition in the shot put. D. Glenn Green threw the discus as well as the shot put for the Bulldogs. 138 for the Boys’ Track Team A. Many hours of hard practice spent by the cross country team resulted in rewards. B. The cross country team-Lonnie Knight, Marshall Hawkins, Barry Petry, Tom Richert, and Clay Coco -happily displayed their trophies which they had won in a district meet. 139 A. Claudia Landry diligently practiced throwing the shot put every day. B. Marsha Gi(beaux started practice daily by running a few laps. Marie Savoy prepared to start hers. C. Stephanie LaBowe jumped this hurdle. B ▼ I The Girls’ Track Team 140 Warmed up, Competed, and Won A. During warm ups, the girls found time to discuss their events and competitors. B. Freshman Paula Daigle practiced running the hurdles. C. Paula Daigle and Lynne Belair both ran the 50 yard dash. 141 Practice Led to 75 State A. Senior trackster, Andra Hine, went to State in the 220 yard dash. B. Warm ups were part of every girls' practice. A B 142 A. Matt Martin, Ricky Roe and Nolan Knight demonstrated the three major positions of a golf club before hitting the ball. B. Al Landry seemed to have his sports mixed up. C. Nolan Knight watched in total amazement as Tommy Levy's shot went in the hole. 143 A. Full concentration, correct posture and alot of hope went into Tommy Levy's game. B. Nolan Knight just could not seem to get serious about his game. C. With a broken arm, Ricky Roe took no chances; so he lined up three balls. D. Matt Martin took time out of his practice to look up and smile. C ▼ 144 JHS Tennis Team A A A. The following students composed the 1975 tennis team: (First Row) Jollene Shirley, Suzonne Delacroix, Sandy Renner, Suzanne Richard, Charlotte Thomas, Lisa Gaudet, and Beth Brummett; (Second Row) Charles Belair, Joe Brewester, Joe Taylor, Rocky Benoit, and Marshall Hawkins. B. Shane Mosely and his opponent displayed sportsmanship, as they shook hands before starting their match. 145 Netters Worked Hard to A. Joe Taylor energetically played tennis. B. Charles Belair worked hard to strengthen any weaknesses in his game. C. Joe Brewster warmed up before his match. D. The bright sun made it difficult for Miss Trahan and Suzanne Ricard to keep straight faces. A ▲ cW f, ? ■ Vv4T | v vvv . v- vo - . . v� i • • . c v .v ■ A • ' r: ar flnt- MMW MM B A dV 146 Have a Winning Season A. Rocky Benoit showed form when he served. B. Nancy Boisture and Suzonne Delacroix eagerly awaited their opponent's serve. C. Before the Jennings-Welsh match began, the players listened to last minute instructions given by Miss Trahan. D. Intense concentration on the part of Sandy Renner enabled her to meet opponents with confidence. 147 Student Council Proved to A. Members of the Student Council were (Seated) Clay Coco, Shelly LaFleur, Jeanne Richert, Keith Capdeville, and Bill Price; (First Row) Shelly LaFleur, Ernetta Davis, LaCue Myers, Suzanne Carter, Lisa Gaudet, Jackie Jackson, and Suzonne Delacroix; (Second Row) Drew Hargroder, Ricky Roe, Theresa Hebert, Rosalie Conner, Tessie Row, and Tisdale Knight; (Third Row) Doug Hollier, Ronnie Delahoussaye, Cullen Hebert, and Marshall Hawkins. B. Student Council officers were (Standing) Shelly LaFleur, vice president; and Jeanne Richert, secretary; (Seated) Clay Coco, president; Keith Capadeville, treasurer; and Bill Price, chaplain. 150 Be Leaders of Today A. Suzanne Carter listened attentively at one of the club meetings. C. Tisdale Knight, representing the club in the Miss U.S. Teen pageant given by the annual staff, looked bewildered in all of the confusion at the coke party. B. Outgoing Student Council officers stood while the graduates walked in at Senior Assembly. 151 Betas Proved Industrious Leaders of 74-75 A. Freshman and Sophomore members for the 1974-75 year were (First Row) Tom Richert, Barry Daigle, Suzanne Ricard, Kelli Coats, Nancy Allgood, Kathryn Broussard, Mindy Watson, Melissa Wiegand, Debra Chapman, Donna May, and Chris Lopez; (Second Row) Patricia Bergeaux, Michael Cassidy, Lynne Belair, Christine Cassidy, Denise Carter, Fara Hargroder, Ann Coco, Cherie Sarradet, Mary Berken, Rosalie Conner, Sharon Dupuis, and Terri Britt; (Third Row) Paul Jones, Mark Trahan, Ray Gautreaux, Laurie Roe, Dana Chiasson, Julie Theunissen, Renee Landry, Sarah Brummett, Julie Medus, Leslie Ancelet, and Lisa Gau-det; (Fourth Row) Ricky Monceaux, Richie DeRouen, Robin Rea, Tessie Roe, Shari Pleasant, Marie Savoy, Mary Tisdale Knight, Diane Hebert, Shawn McNeilly, Pam Jones, Donna Cormier, and Linda Stafford; (Fifth Row) Douglas Alcock, Barry Petry, Barry Locklear, Al Landry, Kelly Allison, Lonnie Knight, Kendra Breaux, and Sandy Renner. NOT SHOWN: Bennett McNeal, Charlotte Thomas, Jackie Adams, and Karen Steed. B. Stephanie LaBowe and Virginia Hart listened attentively at a Beta Club meeting. C. Suzanne Ricard, Keith Stafford, and Bennett McNeal gave their attention to the speaker at a Beta Club meeting. 152 ◄ A JHS Honor Society Paved the Way A. Dpahne Wiegand and Beth Brummett expressed mixed emotions during a Beta Club meeting. B. Junior and Senior members of the Beta Club for the 1974-75 year were (Seated) Keith Stafford, vice-president; Beth Brummett, secretary; Andra Hine, treasurer; Marshall Hawkins, student council representative; Ann Coco, chaplain; Michael Spears, chaplain; Rosalie Conner, reporter; Clay Coco, sergeant-at-arms; and Douglas Hollier, parliamentarian; (First Row) Joni Robert, Shelly LaFleur, Brenda Broussard, Suzonne Delacroix, Karen Coats, Fran Allgood, Rhonda May, and Jeanne Richert; (Second Row) Steven Comeaux, Rhonda Stinson, Jackie Perrin, Kathy Daigle, Yulonde Ricard, Laury Courrege, James Perry, and Mrs. Ward-sponsor; (Third Row) Theresa Hebert, Paula Hebert, Mabel Grace Wilson, Suzanne Carter, Nancy Lamb, Lisa Still, Peggy Lamb, and Jollene Shirley; (Fourth Row) Virginia Hart, Ann Allgood, Becky Allbritton, Shelly LaFleur, Jackie Jackson, Lori de Cordova, Stephanie LaBowe, Karen Baker, and Becky Bergeaux, (Fifth Row) Chris Mott, Vicki Delahoussaye, Timothy Richard, Chris Robichaux, Stephanie Campbell, Martha Sabatier, Pam Darbonne, Ronnie Delahoussaye, and Dirk Longman. NOT SHOWN: Laurie Shultz, Daphne Wiegand-president, Nancy Boisture, Donna Henderson, Cheryl Cormier, Janine Sonnier, and Terry Theunissen. 153 Beta Club Was Active in Many Areas A. Karen Coats and Keith Stafford enjoyed making flowers for the Beta Club car for Homecoming. B. Beta Club planted various types of flowers to beautify the school. C. Michael Spears Mrs. Ward, Brenda Broussard, Clay Coco, and Beth Brummett prepared to begin another Beta Club meeting. D. Terry Theunissen, a newcomer to Jennings High, helped to decorate the Beta Club car. E. Denise Carter appeared engrossed in her work as she helped decorate the Beta Club car. 154 Student Advisory Voiced Students’ Opinions A. Listening attentively to the meeting, Wayne Bergeaux and Carver Perkins always gave their opinions on a decision. B. Anita Fields paused to think about a question asked by Mr. Harelson at one of the meetings. C. Smiling at one of the committee members, Shelia Clark waited to hear the comment. D. Mr. Harelson often met with the student advisory committee to get their opinions on student issues. Members of the committee not shown on this page are Kim Babineaux, Virginia Hart, Doug Hollier, and Christopher Lehman. 155 A. The officers of the Key Club were Ronnie Delahous-saye, secretary; Brandon Benoit, vice-president; Lloyd Orgeron, treasurer; Clay Coco, president; Cullen Hebert, lieutenant governor; and Mr. LaSage, faculty advisor. B. Members of the 1974-75 Key Club were (Seated) Clay Coco, Brandon Benoit, Ronnie Delahoussaye, and Lloyd Orgeron; (First Row) Bill Price; Nathan Verret; Denise Ledbetter, sweetheart; Suzonne Dela- croix, sweetheart; Mindy Fontenot, sweetheart; Pam Darbonne, sweetheart; Tom Richert; and Paul Landry; (Second Row) Karl Petry, Dennis Fuselier, Douglas Al-cock, Ricky Stackhouse, Paul Jones, Lonnie Knight, Ricky Roe, Terry Gann, Doug Hollier, Kevin Cassidy, Matt Martin, Clay Broussard, Tfm Cassidy, E.N. Gar-barino, Keith Stafford, Tom Rowland, Cullen Hebert, and Marshal Hawkins. NOT SHOWN: Owen LaVergne and Darrel McDowell. 156 C ▼ A. Members of the Greasey Key-Dennis Fuselier, Darrel McDowell, Brandon Benoit, Paul Landry, Mike Ross, and Tom Richert-were named the Most Original group of the Student Council Talent Show. B. Donna Davis, Marion Hoffpaur, Alice Spell, Lonnie Knight, Clay Coco, Edward Fruge,adn Tom Rowland posed for a picture during one of the Key Club's visits to the Guest House. C. Owen LaVergne, Paul Jones, and Tom Rowland worked a shift at the fair booth manned by the Key Club to raise money for the Bicentennial Committee. 157 W «i nk- a “Nfi lpok” Bulldog Chronicle A. Yulonde Ricard, assistant editor, faithfully typed her Press Club articles for the paper. B. Senior Press Club members included the following students: (Seated) Shelly LaFleur, editor; Yulonde Ricard, assistant editor, Stephanie Campbell, senior editor; Suzonne Delacroix, sports editor; Wayne Bergeaux, sports editor; Marsha Hawkins, feature editor; Andra Nme£ circulation mahager? and Jackie Jackson, student council representative; (First Row) Bill Price, Julie Hoag, Shelia Clark, Darlene Thibodeaux, Freida Trahan, LaCue Myers, Jeanne Richert, Kathy Daigle, Jen- nifer Cormier, and Kim Rea; (Second Row) Mary Dar-tez, Cynthia Breaux, Jollene Shirley, Kathy Hardy, Danielle Myers, Paula Smith, Pam Perry, Debbie Conner, Connie Rubin and Mrs. Sarradet, sponsor; (Third Row) Dennis Fuselier, Karen Baker, Becky Bergeaux, Donna Dronet, Judy Racca, Donna Matt, Beth Brum-mett, Kathy Comeaux, Darlene LeJeune, and Mr. Delacroix, sponsor. NOT SHOWN: Terry Theunissen, Mike Ross, and Mr. Valdetero, sponsor. 158 «-«n p� I • dttll BULLDOG CHRONICLE Staff 1974-75 ai-we in rrrmn uun nni « grr t � nntjn Shcrv it .'� o (lub. Student Council. Kr acute in Aonuil Staff at Smn • l .HU|IM I |«l.l (• tt 1 i . $ Mim li of |)imr .. ii i ............ 4’.,; nulltiof! IJr« ln l M'lir ’ . iJiromcle llrnoit electee! district treasurer •’rani Hchrihilril for soliinlo « •« I MI«|| t It tMlCnl D ▼ Shelly LaFleur President and Editor Yulonde Ricard-Asst. editor Stephanie Campbell-Sr. editor Marshall Hawkins-Feature Keith Stafford - editors Andra Hinge-Circulation manager Suzonne Delacroix-Sports Wayne Bergeaux - editors Mr. Antoine Valdetero-Sponsor Mrs. Gerald Sarradet-Sponsor Mr. Paul Delacroix-Sponsor rs ph'i't ofji('rrs A. Shelly LaFleur and Yulonde Ricard happily pre nted the Vaf- 1' 4 Ue tifl 1 edition to Mr. Harelson. B. T«£ SulN-DOG TltfRTXMICLE I changed to tabloid during the 1974-75 school year. C. Shelly LaFleur explained the importance of advertisements in the school paper to LaCue Myers and Suzonne Delacroix. D. Shelly LaFleur and Yulonde Ricard impatiently waited for their iy to come out of the ’ Machine vel I as V c • w. I A. Yulonde Ricard and Christine Cassidy helped count and address the newspapers for circulation. B. Members of the Junior Press Club included the following: (Seated) Mr. Antoine Valdetero, sponsor; Shelly LaFleur, editor; Yulonde Ricard, assistant editor; and Mrs. Sarradet, sponsor; (First Row) Dolores Butson, Cherie Sarradet, Cathy Broussard, Suzanne Ricard, Donna May and Tricia Hoag, Mindy Watson, and Chris Lopez; (Second Row) Donna Cormier, Catherine Cagnon, Donna Trahan, Ann Coco, Ella Dar-tez, Stephanie Barr, Sarah Brummett, and Christine Cassidy; (Third Row) Kent Ray, Julie Theunissen, Steve Orgeron, Lonnie Knight, Terri Britt, Rhonda Reed, Diane Hebert, and Cynthia Hollier. 160 A. FT A club members for 1974-75 were (Seated) James Perry, Martha Sabatier, Kathy Comeaux, Tim Cassidy, and Richard Doucet; (First Row) Mr. Henry Janice-sponsor, Keith Stafford, Shelly LaFleur, Cullen Hebert, Beth Brummett, and Jollene Shirley; (Second Row) Steve Gunnell, Ronnie Delahoussaye, Lloyd Or-geron, Robert Croker, and Diana Welch. NOT SHOWN: Drew Hargroder and Daphne Wiegand. B. The officers for FT A were James Perry, president; Kathy Comeaux, secretary-treasurer; Tim Cassidy, reporter; Martha Sabatier, vice-president; and Richard Doucet, program director. NOT SHOWN: Drew Hargroder, student council representative. C. James Perry sat quietly on the stage and studied a book pertaining to the betterment of education. 161 FFA Enjoyed Farming 162 C ▲ A. The members of the 1974-75 Senior FF A were (Seated) David Cormier-reporter, Mark Newmansecretary, Tony Blanchard-first vice-president, Douglas Hollier-president, William Trahan-second vice-president, Brent Reed-treasurer, and William Gary-sentinel; (First Row) Tim Landry, Charles Roy, Mike Matt, Tisdale Knight-sweetheart, Kim Babineaux-sweet-heart, Sidney Hebert, Carl LeGros, and Jeff Meche; (Second Row) Pat Conner, Mark Pleasant, Tommy Dennis, David LeGros, E.N. Garb-arino, Craig Clement, Glenn Janice, Gerald Dupuis, and Mr. Blanchard-sponsor. NOT SHOWN: Kenneth Cradeur, Tommy Suire, Dwain Rider, Don Ham, and Jackie Wal-trip-sweetheart. B. The members of the Junior FFA were (First Row) Danny Babineaux, Byron Miller, Matt Touchet, Michael Perry, Civilian Morvant, Jr., Anthony Comeaux, Mark Britt, Ovey Clement, Paul Landry, and Mr. Blanchard-sponsor; (Second Row) Jackie Dupuis, Randall Miller, Frank Dennis, Barrett Cour-ville, Joey LaFleur, Chris Cormier, John Trahan, and James Kratzer; (Third Row) Kenny Daigle, Daniel Daigle, Ronald King, Jody Hoag, Lynn Gary, Bill Guillory, Darrell Gary, Ted Gil lard, and Dwayne Gary; (Fourth Row) Tony Moore, Craig Fontenot, Randall Broussard, Randy Cormier, Larry LeJeune, Mike Bertrand, David Cormier, Dan Hebert, Roger Fontenot, Terry Royer, and Jamie Daigle; (Fifth Row) Kevin Gatte, Nathan LeJeune, Dennis Crochet, Kenneth Istre, and Ellis Redeaux. NOT SHOWN: Murphy Derise and Lionel Kober. C. Members of FFA worked many hours in their large and prosperous garden. D. Mr. Blanchard, FFA sponsor and agriculture teacher, worked closely with his students. 163 4-H Club Prospered A. Officers for the 1974-75 4-H club were Tim Guinn, vice-president; Drew Hargroder, treasurer; Theresa Hebert, president; Tisdale Knight, secretary; Tessie Roe, student council representative; and Rosalie Conner, reporter. A A B ▼ B. Members of the 1974-75 4-H club were (Seated) Theresa Hebert, Tim Guinn, Tisdale Knight, Drew Hargroder, Rosalie Conner, and Tessie Roe; (First Row) Gary Clarkson, Joni Robert, Diane Dugas, Renee Landry, Tricia Hoag, Denise Ledbetter, Dana Chaisson, Diane Hebert, and Gwendolyn Davis; (Second Row) Mike Bergeaux, Sharon Dupuis, Julie Simington, Mindy Fontenot, Janine Sonnier, Paula Smith, Cynthia 164 Hollier, Cathi Myers, Joan Istre, Julie Myers, and Billie Jones; (Third Row) Mr. Lormand-sponsor, Connie Duhon, Virginia Hart, David Sneed, Nancy Myers, Leslie Ancelet, Mary Berken, Sharon Richard, Becky Istre, Cindy Mitchell, and Donna Dronet; (Fourth Row) Richard Doucet, Glenn Green, Tim Cassidy, E.N. Gar-barino, and Mark Pirozzolo. Throughout the Year A. The gavel the 4-H flag, and the American flag represented the high ideals of every 4-H member. B. Joni Robert showed the judges the rice dish she prepared in the 4-H Rice Cookery Contest. C. Posters helped Theresa Hebert in explaining her demonstration in the 4-H Rice Cookery Contest. D. Virginia Hart won first place in parish competition for her speech on co-operations. 165 Determined to Make a Better Tomorrow A. The 1974-75 FBLA members were (Seated) Karen Baker-secre-tary-treasurer and Joni Robert-reporter; (First Row Standing) Jackie Perrin, Theresa Cormier, Darlene Thibodeaux, Debbie Conner, Ernetta Davis-student council representative, Mary Dar-tez, and sponsor Mrs. Conner; (Second Row) Jennifer Cormier-sergeant-at-arms, Danah Chelette, Suzanne Carter, aid Becky Ber-geaux-president. NOT SHOWN: Freida Trahan, Glenda Perkins, Cheryl Castillo, and Margie Trahan. B. Danah Chelette, Jennifer Cormier, and Freida Trahan took one last look at the homecoming car. C. Margie Trahan eagerly put a Bulldog sticker on her car while Suzanne Carter, Jennifer Cormier, Jackie Perrin, and Becky Bergeaux proudly displayed the stickers-a money-making project sponsored by the club. 166 A. The 1974-75 Thespian officers were Karen Baker, president; Theresa Hebert, student council representative; Joni Robert, secretary; Virginia Hart, reporter; and Freddie LeJeune, treasurer. NOT SHOWN: Mike Gillispie, vice-president. B. The members of Thespian Troupe 687 were (Seated) Karen Baker, Joni Robert, Freddie LeJeune, Virginia Hart, and Theresa Hebert; (First Row) Mrs. Mary Peters Lindsey-sponsor, Ann Coco, Timothy Guilbeaux, Chris Robicheaux, Jeanne Richert, Byron Sonnier, and Pat Broussard; (Second Row) Jake Clifford, Paul Lampkin, Paul Jones, Shawn McNeilly, Diane Hebert, Beth Brummett, Tisdale Knight, and Glen Sawyer. NOT SHOWN: Mike Gillispie, Lori deCordova, Terry Charlotte Thomas. 167 Toujours C A. Margie Trahan, Julie Myers, Doug Dugas, Jackie Jackson, and Shelly LaFleur concentrated on the speaker at a French Club meeting. B. Marshall Hawkins, Beth Brummett, James Perry, and Rosalie Conner relaxed in the library between classes on Hush Day . C. Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior members of the French Club for the 1974-75 year were (First Row) Cynthia Hollier, Barry Daigle, Bill Price, Julie Hoag, Joyce Chaisson, Pam Perry, Tricia Hoag, Ann Coco, and Shelly LaFleur; (Second Row) Mr. Theriot sponsor, Yulonde Ricard, Janine Sonnier, Theresa Cormier, Claudette LeJeune, Jollene Shirley, Ricky Roe, Rhonda Reed, Virginia Hart, and Chris Robichaux; (Third Row) Stacie Verret, Karen Coats, Julie Theunissen, Suzanne Doucet, Claudia Landry, Diane Hebert, Sandy Renner, Stephanie LaBowe, Mitch Landry, Theresa Hebert, and Paula Hebert; (Fourth Row) Stephen Piroz-zolo. Drew Henry, Paul Jones, Darlene LeJeune, Tim Richard, Lori de Cordova, Diana Welch, Douglas Hoi lier, and Chris Mott. NOT SHOWN: Terry Theunissen. 168 Franqais A. Senior members of the French Club for the 1974-75 year were (Seated) Marshall Hawkins, president; Steven Comeaux, secretary; Keith Stafford, treasurer; Beth Brummett, sergeant-at-arms; Jackie Jackson, reporter; and Rosalie Conner, student council representative; (First Row) Cheryl Cormier, Donna Matt, Suzonne Delacroix, Becky Allbritton, Andra Hine, Shelly LaFleur, Fran Allgood, Donna Henderson, Becky Bergeaux, and Julie Myers; (Second Row) Mr. Theriot - sponsor, Randy Daigle, Craig Billodeaux, Wayne Bergeaux, Jeff Bordelon, Doug Dugas, James Hinchee, James Per- ry, and Thomas Durkes; (Third Row) Drew Hargroder, Glenn Green, Owen LaVergne, E.N. Garbarino, Harlan Miller, Keith Bourque, Charles Belair, and Michael Spears. B. Keith Stafford, Mr. Theriot, Doug Dugas, Janine Sonnier, Kathy Leonard, and Marshall Hawkins discussed future French Club plans. C. Craig Billodeaux took time out from the car window wash, sponsored by the French Club, to pose for the camera. 169 The members of the Rodeo Club were (First Row) Rene Morgan, Mark Britt, Kenny Daigle, and Danny Babineaux; (Second Row) Miss Rougeu - sponsor, Frank Dennis, Nathan LeJeune, Stephanie LaBowe, Mary Fruge, and Mr. LaPoint - sponsor; (Third Row) Jackie Dupuis, Carl Castille, Diana Welch, and Pat Conner. NOT SHOWN: Tommy Dennis, Donna Duhon, Christie Gary, William Gary, Joseph Guidry, Tim Kershaw, Jeffery Meche, Mark Newman, Dwain Rider, Thomas Roy, Glenn Daigle, Kenneth Trahan, Kayla LeDoux, Gerald Dupuis, James Roy, and Carl LeGros. 170 1974-75 Library Club A. Senior Library Club members included (Seated) Donna Dronet, Brandon Benoit, and Cheryl Brunt; (First Row) Ms. Johnson - sponsor, Shelly LaFleur, Kim Rea, Shelia Clark, Debbie Myers, and Pam Perry; (Second Row) Julie Hoag, Jollene Shirley, Ann Allgood, Paula Smith, Yulonde Ricard, Janine Sonnier, Danielle Myers, Rosemary Stagg, and Diane Daigle; (Third Row) Bill Price, Ricky Roe, Matt Martin, Sidney LeJeune, Darlene LeJeune, Cynthia Breaux, Jeff Chiasson, Allen Johnson, and Matt Boudreaux. NOT SHOWN: Mitch Landry, Dirk Longman, and Margie Trahan. B. Junior Library Club members were (Seated) Tessie Roe, president; Donna Cormier, vice-president; Dolores Butson, secretary; Barry Petry, treasurer; and Laurie Roe, sergeant-at-arms; (First Row) Ms. Johnson - sponsor, Jan Hebert, Denise Ledbetter, Mary Beth Bies-senberger, Renee Landry, Leslie Ancelet, Melissa Wiegand, Dana Chaisson, and Kathaline Arceneaux; (Second Row) Rhonda Doucet, Cynthia Hollier, Marie Savoy, Ruby Lee Gotreaux, Ricky Daigle, Pam Thibodeaux, Connie Duhon, and Richie DeRouen; (Third Row) Paula Daigle, Julie Medus, Connie Plaissance, Rhonda Reed, Toby Armenteaux, Clark Caraway, Sharon Dupuis, Tom Rowland, Tommy Levy, and Jody Hoag. NOT SHOWN: Jackie Dupuis, Joey LaFleur, David Miller, Catherine Cagnon, Carla Fruge, Sharon Mitchell, Cindi Reich, and Richard Ray Vicknair. C. The Senior Library Club officers were Cheryl Brunt, student council representative; Brandon Benoit, vice-president; and Donna Dronet, president. 171 Safety Club Strived A. The Senior Safety Club members included (Seated) Harlan Miller, Keith Bourque, Diane Daigle, Timmy Guinn, Drew Hargroder, and Randy Daigle; (First Row) Kathy Hardy, Judy Racca, James Perry, Glenn Daigle, Danielle Myers, Debbie Myers, and Pam Perry; (Second Row) Donna Matt, Charles Roy, Mark Newman, Carla Leger, Paula Smith, Janine Sonnier, Debbie Mire, Suzanne Doucet, and Stacie Verret; (Third Row) Dwain Rider, Jackie Waltrip, Pat Conner, James Hinchee, Mark Pleasant, Becky Iste, Donna Dronet, Shelia Babineaux, Diana Welch, and Rusty Cassidy; (Fourth Row) Carl Cas-tille, Ricky Roe, Glenn Green, Tim Cassidy, E.N. Garbarino, Mark Pirozzolo, Allen Johnson, Jeff Chiasson, Matt Boudreaux, and David LeGros. NOT SHOWN: Kathy Comeaux, Richard Doucet, Jimmy Roy, Sharon Richard, Scott Hanks, Phyllis Babineaux, Susan Schuster, Dolores Miller, Chuck Hebert, Mike Gilliespie, Julie Hoag, Bill Price, Matt Martin, Chris Mott, Gerald Dupuis, Jeffery Meche, William Gary, and Dwight St. Germain. 172 for a Better Future B. The 1974-75 Senior Safety Club officers were (Kneeling) Harlan Miller, president; Randy Daigle, sergeant-at-arms; Diane Daigle, secretary; Timmy Guinn, treasurer; Keith Bourque, vice-president; and Drew Hargroder, student council representative. C. The 1974-75 Junior Safety Club officers included (Seated) Tisdale Knight, president; Tessie Roe, vice-president; Fara Hargroder, secretary; Joey Hargroder, treasurer, Shane Boudreaux, student council representative; and Renee Landry, sergeant-at-arms; (First Row) Terry Royle, Dolores Butson, Denise Ledbetter, Lorraine Leger, Dana Chiasson, Mona Shirah, and Sharon Mitchell; (Second Row) Tommy Levy, Tom Rowland, Cynthia Hollier, Marie Savoy, Donna Cormier, Mary Beth Biessenberger, Connie Duhon, and Ricky Daigle. NOT SHOWN: Cynthia Reich, Richard Ray Vicknair, Jackie Dupuis, Roger Fontenot, Laurie Roe, Connie Plaissance, Pam Thibodeaux, Donna Young, Rhonda Reed, Catherine Cagnon, and Joey LaFleur. D. Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Levy, Safety Club sponsors, took part in the clubs' various activities. E. Mr. Touchet, Chief of Police, showed the club films on automobile accidents. 173 1974-75 Future Homemakers of America Members of the 1974-75 FHA club were (Sitting) Rhonda May-president, Paula Smith-vice-president, Connie Duhon-song leader, Mabel Grace Wilson-reporter, Debbie Myers-treasurer, Donna May-historian, Cynthia Hollier-secretary, and Lynn Be lair-student council representative; (First Row) Kathy Broussard, Paula Crochet, Gwen Lopez, Charlene Trahan, Peggy LeJeune, Pam Ewing, Donna LeJeune, Pam Duhon, Diane LeCombe, Darlene Thibodeaux, Cathy Myers, and Mrs. Clifford-sponsor; (Second Row) Karen Gatte, Vickie Fontenot, Monette Duhon, Debra Chapman, Laura Deshotel, Taffie Daniel, Veronica LeBlanc, Jennifer Cormier, Wensil Phelps, Tammy Serrin, and Irma Prejean; (Third Row) Cherie Sarredet, Kay Smith, Karen Romero, Judy Lopez, Tina LeJeune, Mary Ber-ken, Nancy Myers, Renee Landry, Laurie Roe, Tammy Daniel, and Lisa Still; (Fourth Row) Mrs. Wilson-sponsor, Melissa Wiegand, Sarah Brummett, Pam Thibodeaux, Sharon Mitchell, Pat Bergeaux, Chris Lopez, Tessie Roe, Rhonda Stinson, Terri Britt, and Laurie Gary; (Fifth Row) Mrs. Belair-sponsor, Brigette Sonnier, Jennie Jo Sonnier, Deborah Berken, Tina Gary, Sue Dupuis, Lizzie Murray, Denise Comeaux, Jan Courville, Debbie Mire, Mary Fruge, Vickie Delahoussaye, and Kendra Breaux. 174 FHA — an Active Club A. Jan Courville made a mistake in decorating the F.H.A. Homecoming car. Jodie LeJeune seemed undisturbed by it. B. Mothers and daughters at the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet patiently waited to be served. C. Several faculty members enjoyed the delicious food at the banquet. D. The Mother-Daughter Banquet seemed to be enjoyed by everyone, especially Paula Hebert. E. Laurie Roe and Paula Smith helped decorate F.H.A. Homecoming car. 175 Calendar of Events AUGUST 28 29-30 Frosh. oreintation Teacher's workday SEPTEMBER 3 First day of classes 6 Bulldogs vs. Notre Dame 9 Sr. club day 10 Frosh. cheerleader tryouts Frosh. Bulldogs at Kaplan 13 Bulldogs at Abbeville 14 French Club windshield wash 15 Thespian banquet and initiation 16 Jr. club day 17 Frosh. Bulldogs vs. Acadiana 19 Jr. Varsity Bulldogs vs. Welsh 20 Bulldogs vs. DeRidder 21 Band and chorus all-state tryouts 23 Achievement test given to Srs. 24 Class picture day 25 Achievement test given to Frosh. 26 Achievement test given to Sophs. 27 Bulldogs at Comeaux Achievement test given to Jrs. 28 Thespian car wash OCTOBER 1 Sr. and Jr. classes elected officers 2 Soph, and Frosh. classes elected officers 4 Bulldogs at Crowley 7 Sr. club day 8 Srs. ordered graduation invitationa 10 End of first six weeks 11 Bulldogs at Leesville 14 Jr. club day 15 Jrs. received order forms for Sr. rings 18 Bulldogs vs. Washington 22 National Merit test given 25 Bulldogs vs. Eunice 29 Jrs. ordered Sr. rings NOVEMBER 1 Fair Day 1L 7 8 9 12 14 18 21 25-29 26 27-30 Bulldogs at Rayne Snake dance and bonfire Homecoming parade rained out! Bulldogs vs. Westlake in Homecoming game Homecoming dance Bulldogs at Dequincy Aptitude test tiven to Srs. Bulldogs and Bulldettes at Oakdale Frosh. Bulldogs vs. Crowley Bulldettes vs. Fenton Bulldogs vs. Hathaway End of second six weeks Bulldettes at Lacassine Tournament Bulldogs at Dequincy Tournament LEA and LTA Conventions Thanksviging hollidays Bulldettes and Bulldogs vs. Iota Bulldettes and Bulldogs at Crowley T o urn ament DECEMBER 2 Sr. club day 3 Bulldettes vs. New Iberia 4 Football banquet 5- 7 J.H.S. Round Robin Tournament 6- 7 Presentation of A Night of Comedy 7 Pep Squad marches in Natchitoches 9 Jr. club day 10 Bulldettes and Bulldogs at Welsh 12 Bulldettes and Bulldogs in Welsh Tournament 13-14 Beta Club convention held in Baton Rouge Speech production of An Evening of Entertainment” 17 Bulldettes vs. Lake Arthur Bulldogs vs. Dequincy 19 Chorus Christmas concert 19-21 Bulldettes and Bulldogs at Iota T ournament 23 Christmas holidays began 26-31 Bulldettes and Bulldogs at Midland Holiday Spectacular 178 Calendar of Events JANUARY 2 Christmas holidays ended 2-4 Frosh. Bulldogs Tournament 16-17 Midterm exams 17 Bulldogs vs. Washington 21 Teachers' workday 24 Bulldettes at Lake Arthur Bulldogs at Leesville End of third six weeks Bulldogs at Westlake 28 Jr. High Honor band Bulldettes vs. Oakdale 31 Bulldogs vs. Rayne Bulldettes and Bulldogs at Eunice FEBRUARY 3 Band hosted Taylor, Texas band 4 Bulldettes at Mt. Carmel Sr. club day Bulldogs at Washington 6 Winter band concert 7 Bulldettes vs. Eunice 10 Bulldogs vs. Leesville Jr. club day 11 Bulldettes at Kaplan 14 Bulldogs at Westlake Bulldettes at Abbeville 15 Bulldogs at Rayne 18 Group picture day 19 Bulldogs at Eunice 20 Guest composer. Dr. Clifton Williams, 21-22 rehearsed the band Foundation Singers presented program to the student body Sr. High Honor band MARCH 4 End of fourth six weeks 15 Literary rally held at L.S.U.E. 17 Varsity cheerleader tryouts 20 Career Day 20-21 Presentation of chorus musical, The 21 Music Man Track team to Rayne Relays 26 Track team to Eunice Bobcat Relays 27 Easter holidays began APRIL 1 Easter holidays ended 3 Election of Sr. favorites 4 Election of Jr., Soph and Frosh., favorites Track team to Eunice meet 7 Sr. club day 8 Track team to Welsh meet 9 Chorus District Festival held at McNeese 10 Band District Festival held at Mc- Neese 11 Dog Relays 12-15 Band trip to Florida 14 Jr. club day 15 Track team to Westlake meet 18-19 Key club convention 18 Track team to Crowley Gent Relays 21 End of fifth six weeks Jr. Varsity cheerleader tryouts 24 FHA Mother and Daughter banquet 25 District track meet 26 Miss U.S. Teen Pageant 28 Beta Club District Meeting MAY 2 Band to State Festival at U.S.L. 9 Sr. Awards Assembly 9-12 Speech production of Story Theatre 10 Chorus trip to Astroworld 12 Band to Eunice to present concert 13 Chorus Spring concert 15-19 Sr. final exams 16 Band Spring concert 21 Graduation 27-29 Final exams 29 Last day of classes 30 Jrs. received Sr. rings Teachers' workday 31 Report cards issued End of the 1974-1975 school year 179 1974-75 V Kim Babineaux-Head Suzonne Delacroix Jackie WaltriD Beth Brummett 180 Ruby Gant c H E E R L E A D E R S Kathy Leonard Carolyn King Carla Leger Cheerleaders Demonstrated Undying Spirit and Dedication to the Teams D ▼ A. Kathy Leonard fulfilled her duties by doing her cheers at all the games. B. Julie Hoag found something amusing just after she arrived at one of the basketball games. C. Kim Babineaux, Jackie Waltrip, and Carla Leger showed their spirit by holding a sign for the basketball players to run through. D. Kim Babineaux seemed to be saying, Oh no! Not again! as the photographer snapped her picture just before the bonfire began. 181 Cheerleaders Showed Individuality A. Beth Brummett urged Bulldog fans to stand up and support their team. B. Carolyn King raised her arms as she prepared to cheer at the bonfire. C. Suzonne Delacroix did a split as she did the cheer Dogs are No. 1. D. Ruby Gant, Carla Leger, and Kim Babineaux clapped their hands as they led a cheer during basketball season. E. Mindy Fontenot formed a V with her arms which stood for victory. F. Jackie Waltrip cheered at all the games and did her best to boost school spirit. 182 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Gave Their All toJHS A. J.V. cheerleaders showed spirit and organization at the basketball games. B. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders for the 1974-75 year were Tessie Roe, Rosalie Conner, Tisdale Knight, Ann Coco, Denise Ledbetter, Stephanie Barr, Cindy Reich, Renee Landry, and Lisa Gaudet. C. Rosalie Conner and Denise Ledbetter led a cheer between the quarters of the basketball game. 183 Freshman Cheerleaders Practiced Diligently A. Connie Plaissance performed her cheer during Freshman cheerleader try-outs. B. Rhonda Doucet and Connie Plaissance made last minute preparations before trying out. C. Freshman cheerleaders for the 1974-75 school year included (Ground Row) Leslie Ancelet, Mary Beth Biessenberger, Wendy LaGrange, Tammy Daniels Jackie Forestier; (Standing) Connie Plaissance, Susan Cormier, and Rhonda Doucet. 184 J.J. — New J.H.S. Mascot 185 The J.H.S. Band Was A. The Jennings High School Band performed at many of the football games this year. B. Clifton Williams, a famous composed, spent a few hours working with the band. C. Members of the J.H.S. Band were Jackie Adams, Becky Allbritton, Ann Allgood, Kelly Allison, Roger Allison, Leslie Ancelet, Bobby Anthony, Rocky Benoit, Pat Bergeaux, Mary Biessenberger, Nancy Boisture, Jeff Bordelon, Vincent Broussard, Michael Brown, Greg Butler, Stephanie Campbell, Anne Carter, Michael Cassidy, Debbie Chapman, Sandra Chapman, Jake Clifford, Kelli Coats, Cheryl Cormier, Debbie Cormier, Ruth Cormier, Laury Courrege', Kathy Crader, Paula Daigle, Tammy Daniel, Lori de Cordova, Ronnie Delahoussaye, Vicki Delahoussaye, Byron Dickerson, David Donnell, Tommy Douget, Denise Dugas, Doug Dugas, Kirk Dugas, Donna Duhon, Sharon Dupuis, Steven Eastman, Jackie Faul, Ric Fontenot, Robin Fontenot, Jackie For-estier, Terry Gann, Lisa Gaudet, Carolyn Gilbeaux, Kelley Gillard, Ruby Gotreaux, Chris Guidry, Leo Guidry, Susan Handy, Louis Hardy, Melanie Hawthorne, Cullen Hebert, Jan Hebert, Angela Istre, Joan Istre, Jackie Jackson, Pam Jones, Sheryl Kelly, Nolan Knight, Shelly LaFleur, Jane Laird, Nancy Lamb, Peggy Lamb, AI Landry, Karen Landry, Mitch Landry, Harry Langley, Sally LaPoint, Lil Lawdins, Sidney LeJeune, Barry Locklear, Cindy Lopez, Mary Ann Matthews, Karen Mayeaux, Laura Mack, Jeff McCombs, Julie Medus, David Miller, Gina Northrup, Cindy Osborne, Jackie Perrin, Shari Pleasant, Peggy Prejean, Kim Rea, Robin Rea, Tim Richard, Cherylene Robinson, Pam Simon, David Sinegal, Mary Simar, Linda Stafford, Mike Spears, Rosemary Stagg, Stephen Stagg, Lisa Still, Joe Taylor, Gay Ian Trahan, Diana Welch, Melissa Wiegand, Mabel Grace Wilson, Cameron Foreman, Shane Moseley, and Debbie Smith. NOT PICTURED: Patty Hansen, Keith Keiser, and Claudette Miller. 186 Bigger and Better Than Ever A. Members of the Senior High Honor Band were (First Row) Karen Landry, Laura Mack, Peggy Prejean, Shelly LaFleur, Kim Rea, Lisa Still, Jackie Jackson, and Joan Istre; (Second Row) Ann Allgood, Mary Simar, Robin Rea, Stephanie Campbell, Rosemary Stagg, Kelli Coats, Patty Hansen, Carolyn Gilbeaux, and Mabel Grace Wilson; (Third Row) Vicki Delahoussaye, Lori de Cordova, Steven Comeaux, Shari Pleasant, Cameron Foreman, Kelly Allison, Jackie Faul, Lisa Gaudet, and Leo Guidry; (Fourth Row) Tim Richard, Ronnie Delahoussaye, Jeff Bordelon, Cullen Hebert, David Donnell, Al Landry, and Jake Clifford. B. Members of the Junior High Honor Band were (First Row) Melissa Wiegand, Angela Istre, Sandra Chapman, Julie Medus, and Melanie Hawthorne; (Second Row) Jeff McCombs, Cindy Osborne, Pam Jones, Leslie Ancelet, Ruby Gotreaux, and Sally LaPoint; (Third Row) John McZeal, Barry Locklear, Roger Allison, Nolan Knight, and Sharon Dupuis. 187 A. Members of the Band Council were (seated) Cindy Lopez and Stephanie Campbell; (First Row) Julie Medus, Nancy Boisture, and Lisa Still; (Second Row) Ann Allgood, Kelly Allison, Jake Clifford, and Ronnie Delahoussaye. B. Members of the All State Band were Jackie Jackson, Lisa Still, Lisa Gaudet, Ronnie Delahoussaye, Vickie Delahoussaye, Shari Pleasant, and AI Landry. C. The band participated in all pep rallies throughout the year. C ▼ 188 A. A few members of the band played for the dedication of the Jennings Federal Savings Loan. B. Peggy Lamb played the bugle for the morning meditation. C. The fair booth was one of many fund raising projects held throughout the year. D. Mr. Roberts gave the concert band a few last minute instructions before their concert. 189 Pep Squad 1974-75 The 1974-75 members of the Pep Squad were majorettes-Kathy Daigle, head; Jennifer Cormier, and Cynthia Breaux. The flagbearers and riflemen were Cathy Myers, Ernetta Davis, and Wensil Phelps. NOT SHOWN: Freida Trahan, Drill sergeants were Mary Fruge, choreographer; Nedra Brown, co-head; Suzanne Carter, head; Denise Carter, choreographer; Jeanne Richert, secretary; and Joni Robert, treasurer. The drummers were (First Row) Paula Smith, Debbie Myers, cymbalist; and Debbie Mire; (Second Row) Kayla LeDoux, Rhonda Stinson, Virginia Hart, Jan Courville, Shelia Clark, and LaCue Myers, head. The squad members were (Third Row) Pam Duhon, Jo Ann Tizeno, Gwen Lopez, Cathy Tizeno, Monique Boudreaux, and Glenora Edwards; (Fourth Row) Taffie Daniel, Diane Dugas, Artis LaVergne, Lisa Bergeron, Diane Citizen, and Janethel Lennette; (Fifth Row) Joselyn Trahan, Linda Perkins, Paula Brown, Katherine Cagnon, Karen Fields, and Mary Jane Edwards; (Sixth Row) Murnette LeBlanc, Annette Edwards, Peggy LeJeune, Joni Richard, Sarah Brummett, and Debra Berken; (Seventh Row) Mary Berken, Rhonda Person, and Priscilla Guidry. NOT SHOWN: Patricia Barker, Betty Broussard, Cathy Broussard, Christine Cassidy, Danah Chelette, Angela Gooden, Theresa Hebett, Roxanne Jenkins, Stephanie Lee, and Cherie Sarradet. 190 A. The Pep Squad drill sergeants for the 1974-75 year were Joni Robert, treasurer; Jeanne Richert, secretary; Nedra Brown, co-head; Suzanne Carter, head; Mary Fruge, choreographer; and Denise Carter, choreographer. B. Those squad members serving as flagbearers and riflemen were (Kneeling) Lisa Bergeron-alternate flagbearer and Theresa Hebert-announcer; (Standing) Danah Chelette, Wensil Phelps, Freida Trahan-head, Ernetta Davis, and Cathy Myers. NOT SHOWN: Cathy Broussard-alternate rifleman. C. LaCue Myers and Shelia Clark, the two Senior pep squad drummers, cried in happiness after being given roses by their fellow drummers. 191 Pep Squad: the Leaders of Spirit A. The majorettes for the Pep Squad were Jennifer Cormier, Kathy Daiglehead, and Cynthia Breaux. B. Serving as drummers were Rhonda Stinson, Kayla LeDoux, Debbie Mire, Virginia Hart, LaCue Myers-head, Jan Courville, Paula Smith, Shelia Clark, and Debbie Myers. C. Mrs. Dorothy Harris, one of the Pep Squad sponsors, supervised at the squad's annual fair booth. 192 A. Denise Carter found it difficult to stand at parade rest during one of the half-time performances. B. For the last performance, which honored Senior squad members, Jeanne Richert waved fairwell while the other girls looked on. C. Spirited football players and drummers always added more spirit to pep rallies. 193 1975 Growl Staff Worked A. The members of the Bulldog's Growl Staff for 1974-75 were (Seated) Jeanne Richert and LaCue Myers, editors; (First Row) Joni Robert, Patty Hanson, Kim Rea, Donna Henderson, Shelia Clark, and Jennifer Cormier; (Second Row) Rene Morgan, Kayla LeDoux, Freida Trahan, Danah Chelette, Cynthia Breaux, Debbie Myers, and James Perry; (Third Row) Mrs. James Carter- sponsor, Mrs. M.E. Blanchard-assistant sponsor, Ronnie Delahoussaye, Steve Gunnell, Shelly LaFleur, Pat Broussard, and Mr. Paul Delacroix-assistant sponsor. B. Mrs. Carter spent many hours proofreading various sections. C. Mr. Delacroix and Mr. Tiger LeBlanc talked about the many changes in the yearbook. 194 Excitedly to Meet Deadlines ► C ◄ A. Freida Trahan guarded her work to keep someone else from using her own ideas, while Patty Hanson thought about ideas she could use in her section. B. Joni Robert and Debbie Myers seemed very anxious and determined to open this box. C. Sheila Clark tried to think of a heading to help Steve Gunnell improve his section of the yearbook. D. Donna Henderson proudly displayed her posters she made to help improve the year book sales. 195 Amid Songs, Laughter, and Pride A. Ronnie Delahoussaye, yearbook photographer, concentrated on enlarging a picture for the yearbook. B. Laurie Shultz decided it was time for a break. C. James Perry worked very hard cropping pictures for the yearbook. D. Cynthia Breaux presented the first page of the yearbook to the editors, Jeanne Richert and LaCue Myers. + U 196 a Great Annual Was Published A. Shelly LaFleur, ad manager, stood with 3-R form in hand anxiously waiting to turn in her last page of the section. B. Debbie Myers and Kim Rea posed for the photographer while Rene Morgan, Kayla LeDoux, and Mrs. Blanchard continued their work. C. Pat Broussard, yearbook photographer focused the camera. D. Jeanne Richert and Kim Rea tried to decide which picture would look best in the homecoming section. 197 Chorus Department Presented -THE MUSIC MAN - A. Steven Comeaux and Jollene Shirley played the two leading roles in THE MUSIC MAN. B. Mrs. Shultz styled Yulonde Ricard's hair to her disapproval. Mike Ross, Shelly LaFleur, Mark Pleasant, Rosemary Stagg, Steven Comeaux, and Denise Carter relaxed before curtain time. C. Clay Broussard, Dana Chaisson, Denise Ledbetter, Fara Hargroder, Monique Boudreaux, and Dolores Butson waited anxiously for their parts in THE MUSIC MAN. 198 The Chorus Department Won Many Honors A. The members of the 1974-75 Honor Chorus were (First Row) Paula Smith, Yulonde Ricard, Monique Boudreaux, Suzanne Ri-card, Jackie Jackson, and Jollene Shirley; (Second Row) Shane Mosely, Steven Comeaux, Shawn McNeilly, Sandy Renner, Steven Pirozzolo, David Sneed, and Chris Robicheaux; (Third Row) Ronnie Delahoussaye, Paul Lampkin, Mark Pleasant, Charles Belair, Tim Richard, and Leo Guidry. B. Mr. Richard proudly displayed the trophies and plaques that the chorus had won at District V Festival. 199 The Chorus Department Worked Actively A. The members of the 1974-75 Chorale were Suzanne Ricard, Paula Smith, Jennifer Cormier, Yulonde Ricard, Jackie Jackson, Karen Landry, Shelly LaFleur, Rosalie Connor, Jollene Shirley, Rhonda Sarver, Cameron Foreman, Steven Comeaux, Laurie Shultz, Shane Mosely, Lori de Cordova, David Sneed, Steven Pirozzolo, Chris Robicheaux, Tim Richard, Leo Guidry, Paul Lampkin, Charles Belair, and Chris Mott. B. Girls Chorus added to the annual Christmas concert. 200 Career Day Brought Thoughts of the Future A. Rosalie Conner introduced the representative from South Central Bell Telephone Company who spoke about the importance of telephone operators. B. Dr. Don Adams, one of many speakers who attended Career Day, lectured on engineering. C. Ricky Roe assisted Mr. Jeff Boudreaux, the speaker on banking. D. Coach Duplechain of McNeese and Coach Soileau talked outside of the library. 201 Speech Department A. Steve Pirozzola, Malcolm Hebert, and Joni Richard participated in the spring production of Story Theater . B. Doug Dugas portrayed a king in Amahl and the Night Visitors . C. Richie DeRouen and Cheryl Cormier had the lead roles in Amahl and the Night Visitors . D. Theresa Hebert rehearsed her lines many times during rehearsal. 202 Presented Several Plays A. Richie DeRouen and Ricky Stackhouse practiced their lines with little trouble. B. Paula Hebert enjoyed performing in Mary and the Fairy . C. Shawn McNeilly had to lay an egg in her role as Henny Penny. D. Chris Robicheaux gave Craig Billodeaux the order to execute Richie DeRouen in one of the plays from Story Theater . E. Karen Baker as student director, gave a few suggestions to the cast of Story Theater . 203 A. Mrs. Lindsey demonstrated to her Speech I class how to put stage make-up on Nathaniel Campbell. B. Nathaniel Campbell was a changed man after Mrs. Lindsey had finished. C. Stephen Pirozzolo practiced his interpretative reading. D. Jimmy Manuel watched as Wayne Bergeaux gave his introduction to The Odd Couple . E. Theresa Hebert, Stephen Pirozzolo, and Virginia Hart gave the introduction to Mary and the Fairy . 204 We Learned From Those Who Taught cw A. Those J.H.S. students who attended the Presidential classroom in Washington, D.C. were Stephanie LaBowe, Laurie Shultz, Daphne Wiegand, Jimmy Manuel, Nancy Boisture, and Clay Coco. B. Dwain Rider and Jimmy Man- uel decorated the Christmas tree in the front lobby of the school. C. Senior James Perry escorted his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Perry off the football field on Parent Night during the gridiron season. 205 Students Participated in All A. Ann Coco received the Miss Congeniality trophy in the Miss U.S. Teen Pageant and Cynthia King received the trophy for selling the most tickets. B. Coach Watkins was a welcome guest speaker to any J.H.S. pep rally. C. The following students represented J.H.S. at the L. S.U.E. District Literary Rally: (First Row) Fran Algood Joni Robert, Angela Istre, Cynthia Breaux, Shelia Clark, Donna Henderson, Jeanne Richert, Donna May, and Barrett Courville; (Second Row) Shelly LaFleur, Virginia Hart, Anthony Miller, Mary Berken, James Perry, Lisa Gaudet, Leslie Ancelet, Sandy Renner, and Richie DeRouen; (Third Row) Ronnie Delahoussaye, Stephen Pirrozolo, Dirk Longman, Mable Wilson, Vicki Delahoussaye, Lori De Cordova, Cheryl Cormier, Paula Hebert, Theresa Hebert, Kenneth Istre, and Douglas Hollier. 206 Phases of School Life A. The winners of the Miss U.S. Teen Pageant, sponsored by the annual staff, were Terry Theunis-sen-Queen, Jeanne Richert-first runnerup, Jackie Forestier-second runnerup, and Tisdale Knight-third runnerup. B. J.H.S. students attending Louisiana Pelican State were Ronnie Delahoussaye, Shelly LaFleur, Clay Coco, Shelia Clark, and Keith Stafford. C. At the Pep Squad party given for the Homecoming court Shelly LaFleur and Beth Brummett enjoyed eating cake and reading THE BULLDOG CHRONICLE. 207 A. In the spring the Pep Squad sponsored their first annual car wash. B. With Homecoming, came making flowers; and Mary Beth Biessenberger and Connie Duhon enjoyed this a great deal. C. On one of the fifties days at J.H.S. Carolyn King and Drew Hargroder enjoyed dressing up. D. Suzanne Doucet and Julie Myers proudly displayed their bulletin board containing Christmas ideas. 208 Senior Assembly 75 Style A. Charles Belair and Clay Coco sang the Senior class song, The Leaders of Today. Jackie Jack-son, not shown, accompanied them on the piano. B. Among the 1975 Graduation Ushers were Theresa Hebert, Ann Allgood, Lisa Stilt, Laury Cour-rege, Joni Robert, and Joe Brewster. C. Mr. Val presented Karen Baker and Rhonda Sarver with Bookkeeping II Awards. 209 Seniors Were Honored for A. As LaCue Myers spoke, Jeanne Richert got the Annual Staff's gift for Mrs. Carter, sponsor. Both were editors of the BULLDOG'S GROWL. B. Mr. Val found something amusing before making the Press Club presentations. C. Both Donna Henderson and Daphne Wiegand excelled in English and were presented awards for their accomplishments. 210 Their Accomplishments A. Mrs. Carter, sponsor of the BULLDOG'S GROWL, introduced the editors. B. Mr. Val gave out many awards. Karen Landry received the Typing Award; Daphne Wiegand received the Typing I Award; Carla Brunt received the Physical Education Award; and Susan Pelly, not shown, received the Typing I Award. 211 Senior Assembly Honored Many A. Mrs. Ward was the featured soloist. Mrs. Gaudet and Mr. Craig stood solemnly as she opened the Senior Assembly program by singing the Star Spangled Banner. B. Speech awards were given to aspiring speech students. Patrick Broussard received the Best Back-stage Worker Award. Richie De-Rouen was awarded the Best Actor trophy. The Best Actress Award wnet to Cheryl Cormier. Jeanne Richert, not shown, received the Best-All-Around Speech Student Award. 212 Graduation 1975 A. The Senior class of 1975! B. Jackie Perrin, Robert Broussard, and Mark Pleasant anxiously waited for the big moment to begin. C. Clay Coco and Charles Belair sang the class song for the last time. D. Judy Racca smiled and waved at the camera before graduation. 213 A. The graduates waited patiently in line before receiving their diplomas. B. Theresa Hebert, Ann Allgood, Lisa Still, Laury Courrege, Joni Robert, and Joe Brewster escorted the graduates at graduation. C. Mr. John Baker presented Owen LaVergne with the Lions Club Scholarship. D. The Who's Who Awards were given to Clay Coco and Shelly LaFleur. D ▼ 214 A. These Senior boys were in deep concentration of all the good times they experienced during their four years at J.H.S. B. Nancy Boisture led the class in the invocation while Mr. Harelson attentively listened. C. Doug Hollier, Rhonda May, Anne Carter, Yulonde Ricard, Mable Wilson, and Stacie Verret also took part in the graduation ceremonies as Mr. LaSage looked on. D. Stephen Comeaux, Joe Brewster, and Doug Hollier, graduation ushers, briefly discussed last minute instructions. 215 Seniors Received A ▲ BA A. Shelly LaFleur, Shelia Clark, Donna Henderson, and Becky Bergeaux were all recipients of the Zigler Foundation Scholarship. B. Billy Pentecost proudly accepted his hard earned diploma from Mr. Harelson. C. Mr. Craig gave Suzonne Delacroix her medal for being an honor graduate. D. Mr. Dan Donald, Jr. congratulated Andra Hine and Clay Coco on receiving the American Legion Awards. 216 Many Awards A. Clay Coco anxiously shook Mr. Harelson's hand after receiving his diploma. B. Ronnie Delahoussaye proudly shook hands with Mr. Vallow after receiving the Burton Scholarship. C. Mr. C.M. Davis awarded E.N. Garbarino the Agriculture Award. D. James Perry happily accepted his scholarship from La. Tech, presented by Mr. Delacroix. 217 Contributors Dr. and Mrs. J.E. Banker Miss Carol L. Bratton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Coco Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gardiner Dr. and Mrs. H.E. Guilbeau Mr. and Mrs. Grenese Jackson Mr. Herschel N. Knight Mr. and Mrs. William N. Knight Miss Wilma Knight Mrs. L.T. Moses Dr. and Mrs. Frank Savoy Mr. Hugh Walther Attend the Church of Your Choice Faith Tabernacle 9:45 a.m., 7:00 p.m. First Baptist Church 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m. First Church of Christ 10:15 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Jennings Assembly of God Church 9:45,11:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Mt. Triumph Baptist Church 11:00 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Our Lady Help of Christians Church 6:00 p.m., Saturday 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 a.m. .j ojw Msg gKmmsm 5:15 p.m., Sunday Anonymous friends also contributed to our 1975 publication 218 5 ADVERTISEMENTS owner Daisy Legros 923 E. Nezpique 824-1572 © Trahan’s Drug Store _£rj Charles D. 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Adams Welsh, La. 403 Market 824-2894 Goodreau Insurance Agency INSURANCE FOR YOUR EVERY NEED Auto Life Fire Bonds 824-0661 GIBSON’S PHARMACY Pat Landreneau -k Pharmacist SAVE ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED DRUG PREPARATIONS 919 Lake Arthur Ave. 824-2238 i Jeff Davis Wholesale “The House of Libby and Autocrat Foods” Olan Courville 403 Railroad Ave. 824-1761 Bayou Hardware and Appliances “Serving Jeff Davis Parish Since 1897” Robert L. Lueckel Name brand appliances for your every need. Member UPI 41 Audit Bureau of Circulation 238 Market. Jennings KJEF Information Radio 12.90 on your radio dial “For the best in country-western music. 824-4380 Piggly Wiggly Shopping .Center 122 N. Market KIKI SMITH MOTOR CO., INC. “Either we charge too little or — Everyone else is charging too much. Why not see for yourself.” Highway 26 Lake Arthur, La. Hudson’s Plumbing and Heating Co. 1622 Elton Road 824-4915 Jennings, La. Eudy’s 1-10 Exxon Servicenter owned and operated by Eudy Preston Crochet Highway 26 North 824-3517 IVAN’S MEN STORE WALKER ELECTRIC SERVICE The complete men's store 215 N. Main 824-1285 Electrical Contractors and Motor Repairs 207 S. Andrew 824-1439 7-UP PEPSI BOTTLING CO. 303 N. Lake Arthur Ave. 240 824-2038 RACHELLE’S Jean Clark -OWNER - Shelly LaFleur and Laurie Shultz admired the wide selection of fashions at Rachelle's. 241 246 N. MAIN ST. 824-2664 Golden Supply Co., Inc Your scrap metal dealer 824-1266 Advanced Printing Co. mm Hwy. 90 East CROCHET’S COMMERCIAL ' REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE Residential Commerc ial Industrial Complete air conditioning sales and service 902 W. Clara 824-0253 The Added Touch Bill Campbell - Manager Complete line of stereos. RUSH JOBS A SPECIALTY radios, and sound equipment Pads Bills Letterheads Programs 237 North Market 231 N. Main 824-5951 JENNINGS CASH AND CARRY LUMBER CO. Phone 824- 5121 Gerald Guidry One Stop Shop Everything for your building needs Jennings, La. 401 MM Vic Guidry ..mm MM MV 824-5487 GULF OIL CORPORATION Ben Phillips - Distributor - (Gulf) Pollution Solution Go Gulf 530 Railroad Ave. 824-0704 Auto Supply Co. WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS PAINTS ACCESSORIES WHOLESALE SHOP TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 824-0281 114 Church St. HEBERT LEBLANC INSURANCE INC. Riceland Aviation Inc. CROP CARE BY AIR' Serving Jennings and Surrounding Areas Speeding S praying Fertilizing Maintenance PILOT FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS Jennings-824-1567 24 Hour Phone Service Great.. To Have Clothes Cleaned Like This! HAYES CLEANERS Quality dry cleaning at prices you can afford 207 S. Main 824-2072 FONTENOT’S l-G GROCERY JENNINGS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Bills To Pay? Come to JPCA Farm Loans MIGUEZ FUNERAL HOME 345 Academyi 824-2024, J ennings. 2 LOCATIONS LAKE ARTHUR 774-9987 JENNINGS 824-1862 Bill’s Appliance Service 'TOP QUALITY ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND MAJOR REPAIRING 111 N. Doyle 824-1764 General Repair and Welding Service 511 S. Lake Arthur Ave. 824-5114 Swift’s Shoe Store shcjes For Boys and Girls 1 THE PLACE TO GO FOR POLL-PARROT SHOES 242 N. Main 824-3575 CARL’S MARINE CARL SMITH - OWNER Bass boats-Motors- REED’S MORE MILEAGE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Hwy 90 East Trailers- Boat accessories Sporting goods 824-6960 Bennie F. Patterson Insurance Agency TEXACO FIRESTONE SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS 602 N. Main 824-2376 Nichol’s Department Store Auto Life Fire Health 824-1926 109 Shankland so I went to Nichol’s 137 N. Main 824-3303 Jennings Richert Oil and Tire Co. mm DALY WILLIAMS AGENCY, INC. LIABILITY BONDS INLAND MARINE COMPENSATION TOUR humic! M agent HOMEOWNERS AUTOMOBILE ALLIED LINES 127 W. Plaquemine St. 824-4750 JENNINGS RICE DRIER Golden Nugget Seed Rice P.O. Box 781 246 Jennings, La, 824-4387 ZIGLER SHIPYARDS, INC. Designers - Builders Tugs - Crew Boats - Misc. Floating Equipment i Repairs of Boats and Barges Dry Docking - Gas Freezing Hwy 90 East Barge Cleaning 824-2210 CONGRATULATIONS from ENTEX for a successful future. 912 N. Main Jennings 824-1623 Lake Charles West Calcasieu Convention and Tourist Commission A. BERNADETTE MONLEZUN Phone (318) 436-9588 Suite 306-Magnolia Bldg. Lake Charles, La. G.P. Modlish, Inc. Welding Supplies Medical Therapy Supplies 102 Church 824-0841 J L Truck Repair Specializing in Maggiore’s Sales Service and Radio Shack all types of truck repairs. Highway 90 East 824_0646 Jennings, La. 644 N. Main 824-0452 LA. STATE TROOPERS You'd be surprised how tough it is to be respected, but satisfaction is our reward. Courtesy, Loyalty, and Service Name brand sound equipment Radios Tape players Stereos CAGNON’S TIRE CENTER Shop Rite Grocery, Inc. A deal for every wheel Front end alignment Brake service General repairs Tune-ups 207 E. Division 824-1614 Hurst’s Amoco Service Station Where Friendly Service Flows Auto accessories Wheel balancing Washing lubrication Hwy. 26 North at 1-10 824-1238 BUBBA i? OUSTALET — LINCOLN-MERCURY Your Volume Happy Ford Dealer Jennings, La. 824-FORD 249 CASSIDY INSURANCE AGENCY Auto Insurance for young drivers We get results 422 N. Main 824-1810 Don't stick your neck out— Go to Cassidy Insurance for professional advice. THE VALUE OF EDUCATION 250 The emphasis on education is now greater than ever before. As the world becomes increasingly complex, students must continually strive to prepare for the future. Unlocking the secrets of the environment can only be accomplished by educated minds. We at Gulf States strongly support the advancement of knowledge. Call it an investment in the future. And our future depends on your future. 314 N. Main 824-2126 out- STATES CmurriBB COMPANY Gervais Smart Shop Jennings Auto Parts EXCLUSIVE LADIES Floyd LaFleur — Owner USED APPAREL ■ [ ana iKutKj PARTS Joy’s Fashionett Jennings WOMEN MISSES Mobilfone JUNIORS 603 State 824-4976 Jennings TO CONTACT 546 N. Main 824-2321 y Jennings For the MOBILE UNITS, 310 Car atest in CALL-824-4061 women's hair Our Service Does Not fashions Cost—It PAYS! 103 S . Lake Arthur Ave 824-0792 824-1595 110 Allen Larry s Upholstery Rocket Drive Inn Dusting Lynn s Flowers Furniture Automobile Service Complete upholstery zoommm to the Rocket for great food. Flowers for all ' Vicknair s Flying Service occasions 1411 Elton Rd Corsages Birthday Potted plants Dried arrangements 824-2120 824-5715 1231 N. Cutting 824-0772 824-6864 P.0. Box 1184 'OiuM t pZAyu Occ uiM ! DAIGLE OIL WALTHER STUDIO COMPANY ft Albert Daigle Bulk Plant If it's great pictures P.0. Box 1105 you want, go to Jennings, La. Walther's 824-2637 410 N. Main 824-4544 Jennings Boumn Kins 7 me. Fine Food Reasonable Prices 115 N. Lake Arthur Ave. 824-6593 Cormier’s Supermarket 904 W. Division 824-3858 DAVIS BANK Three locations to serve you better. Weill's Department Store Famous name brands in Ladies ready-to-wear lingerie. Also Men's fashions. Zigler Shopping Center 824-4595 Jennings Sunshine Center Advanced Business Machines, Inc. Everything in office supplies SALES-SERVICE-RENTALS 231 N. Main 824-0567 Cajun Lumber Corp. Washing-Drying You do it or we do it Open 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon. - Sat. Zigler Shopping Center 824-9210. The .-jTg--, place to go for building §§§ supplies.’ 403 Lake Arthur Ave. 824-3370 254 Richard Roe Olds-mobile-GMC Trucks It's a good feeling to have an 0 Idsmobile around you. Toronado-Ninety-eight-Cutlass Starfire 530 Roberts Ave. 824-0182 A B Sheet Metal Works General sheet metal work— Central heat Air conditioning G uttering Sinks Tanks 411 N. Lake Arthur Ave, 824-2342 Frank West Furniture, Inc. Jennings oldest and largest furniture store Fine Furniture Thomasville La-Z-Boy Lane Broyhill Jennings Body Shop Beautiful Body Work Cars and Trucks Insurance claims welcome Leroy Morvant-Owner Hwy. 90 West 824-5842 327 N. Main 824-3957 Acadian Ambulance Service, Inc. 1-800-252-5522 From the management and employees of Jeff Davis Parish PIGGLY WIGGLY “We give S H green stamps.” 1326 INI. Cutting Ave. 824-4443 David Ardoin Petroleum Products 525 Highway 90 E. 824-0918 255 TIDE PRODUCTS INC. For the best Congratulations Seniors of 1975 Ronald Shultz in top quality fertilizers. 824-3715 Hwy. 90 East 1975 Seniors This should be a better world for your having lived in it. - Bless you i % Fay Bob Prather jry® LEDOUX’S DIRT SERVICE Grading - Sand Fill - Dirt Fill Top Soil Jennings, La. Telephone - 824-2968 P.0. Box 24 256 Jollene Shirley Bobby Guthrie Greg Ross Shelly LaFleur INDEX OF ADVERTISEMENTS A B Sheet Metal Works, Inc. 254 Acadian Ambulance Service 255 Advanced Business Machines, Inc. 254 Advanced Printing Co. 242 Albert Daigle Bulk Plant 252 American Bank 236 Ardoin's Crescent Drug Store 231 Austin's Feed Store 220 Auto Supply Co. 243 Bayou Hardware Appliances 239 Ben Bill's Surplus Sales 225 Bennie F. Patterson Insurance Agency 245 Benoit's Texaco 220 Bill's Appliance Service 244 Black Furniture Hardware Co. 224 Bordelon's Pontiac Buick Co. 228 Boudin King Inc. 252 Broussard's Laundry Cleaners 237 Buch Printing Co. 224 Cagnon Tire Center 249 Cajun Lumber Corp. 254 Calcasieu Marine National Bank 235 Capitol City Hardware Implement Co., Inc. Carl's Marine 233 245 Cary's General Repair Welding Service 244 Cassidy Insurance Agency 250 Chic's Beauty Shop 226 Club Catering Service 236 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 227 Courville Furniture 221 Crochet's Comercial Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Service Crowl'sTV and Appliance Center 242 238 Culligan Soft Water Service 238 Daigle's TV Clinic 226 Daigle's Wayside Market 237 Daily News 239 Daisy's Kut Kurl 220 Daley's Grocery Store 232 Daly Williams Insurance Agency 246 Marshall Hawkins Carla Leger Drew Hargroder Jackie Waltrip David Ardoin Petroleum Products 255 Davidson Sash Door Company,Inc. 233 Deano's Pizzarama 231 Doherty's Furniture Co. 233 Elsie's Skating and Recreation Center 236 Entex, Inc. 248 Eudy's 1-10 Exxon Servicenter 240 Exxon Bulk Plant 233 Farm Bureau Insurance Agency 224 Farm Supply Co., Inc. Fontenot's I-G Grocery 234 244 Fontenot Insurance Agency 237 Fontenot Motors, Inc 232 Frank West Furniture, Inc. 254 G.P. Modlish, Inc. 248 Gem Jewelers 226 George Legros' Gulf Service 225 Gervais Smart Shop 251 Gibson's Discount Center 226 Gibson's Pharmacy 238 Golden Supply Co., Inc. 242 Goodreau Insurance Agency 238 Granger's Men's Shop 225 Gulf Oil Corporation 243 Gulf States Utilities 250 Hayes Cleaners 244 Hebert LeBlanc Insurance, Inc. 243 Hebert LeBleu, Inc. 224 Honeycutt Furniture of Jennings, Inc. Hudson's Plumbing and Heating Co. 230 240 Hunt Tool Company 237 Hurst's Amoco Service Station 249 Ivan's Men Store 240 J L Truck Repair 248 Jeff Davis Abstract Corp. 226 Jeff Davis Bank 253 Jeff Davis Insurance Agency 222 Jeff Davis Wholesale Grocery Co. 238 Jennings Auto Parts 251 Jennings Big Star 231 Jennings Body Shop 254 Jennings Cash Carry Lumber Co. 242 Jennings Federal Savings Loan Association 227 Jennings Guest House, Inc. 230 Jennings Lumber Co., Inc. 228 Jennings Mobil Station 238 Jennings Mobilfone 251 Jennings Music Co. 225 Jennings Outdoor Power Equipment 232 Jennings Production Credit Association 244 Jennings Rice Drier 246 Jennings Sunshine Center 254 Joy's Fashionett 251 KJEF Information Radio 239 Kentucky Fried Chicken 224 Kiki Smith Motor Co., Inc. 239 Kilroy's Discount Furniture 237 L.G. Balfour Company 246 Lake Charles Tourist Bureau 248 LaMode's Beauty Salon 233 LaMode Shoe Salon Gal's Clothes Boutique 220 Larry's Upholstery 251 LeDoux's Dirt Service 256 LeJeune Cooling Heating 224 Les Boswell Insurance Agency 230 Levine's Beauty Shop 230 Levy's Sporting Goods Lonnie's House of Curls 232 237 Louisiana State Troopers 248 Lynn's Flowers 2 51 Lyon Flying Service, Inc. 230 Maggoire's Sales Service 248 Vlain Street Conoco 230 Marcelette's Beauty Shop 239 Miguez Funeral Home 244 Miller Air Conditioning and Heating Service 230 Mom's Cajun Kitchen 231 Montgomery Ward Co. 232 Myers Angus Farms 237 Nichol's Department Store 245 Oak's Beauty Shop 224 Oustalet Ford, Inc. 249 Overpass Exxon Servicenter 237 Phenix Rexall Drugs 227 Piggly Wiggly 255 Pizza King 221 Rachelle's 241 Ray's Laundry Cleaners 230 Reed's More Mileage 245 Riceland Aviation, Inc. 244 Richard Roe Oldsmobile-GMC Trucks 254 Richard Welding Equipment Co. 228 Richert Oil Tire Co. 245 Rita's Beauty Shop 228 Rocket Drive Inn 251 SB A Shipyards, Inc. 223 Sam Garb Auto Sales 222 Segura Funeral Home, Inc. 233 Seven-up and Pepsi Bottling Co. 240 Shafter's Superette and Washeteria 229 Shop-Rite Grocery, Inc. 249 Simon Cleaners 224 Southweat Loan Co., Inc. 220 Spurry Machinery Co., Inc. 221 Starks Family Restaurant 222 Stewart's Drug Store 234 Swift's Shoe Store 244 Trahan's Drug Store 220 The Added Touch 242 Tide Products, Inc. 256 Veterans of Foreign Wars 222 Vicknair's Flying Service, Inc. 251 W.B. Donald Chevrolet Cadillac 236 Walker Electric Service 240 Walther's Studio 252 Watson Electric Co., Inc. 234 Weill's Department Store 254 Zigler Shipyard, Inc. 247 Abraham Germaine-84 ADAMS, Dr. DON-201 Adams, Jacqueline-152,186,94 Alcock, Douglas-84,152,156 Alexander, Carlton-74,124,125 Alexander, Michael-94 Alexander, Veronica-101,103 ALFRED, MRS. CORA K.-14 Allbritton, Rebecca-33,48,153, 169,186 ALLEN, MR. ROBERT C.-14,108, 124,127,129 Allen, Shirley-84 Allen, Wayne-74 Allgood, Ann-74,153,171,186,187, 188,209,214 Allgood, Frances-15,33,48,153, 169.206 Allgood, Nancy-18,94,152 Allison, Kelley-84,152,186,187, 188 Allison, Michael-101,103, Allison, Roger-94,186,187 Ancelet, Leslie-94,95,164,152, 184.186.187.206 Anderson, Morris-84 Anthony, Bobby-94,186 Anthony, Corrie-74 Arceneaux, Kathleen-94,171 Arceneaux, Lawrence-74 Arceneaux, Rovert-84 Ardoin, Doyle-94 Ardoin, Julie-74 Armentor, Toby-94, 171,116,117 Ashworth, Harlan-91 Babineaux, Arthur-94 BABINEAUX, MR. CURRIS-121 Babineaux, Danny-94,162,170 Babineaux, Kade-46 Babineaux, Kim-33,45,48,53,120, 121,123,162,180,181,182 BABINEAUX, MRS. LILLY-28 Babineaux, Phyllis-33,172 Babineaux, Sandy-91 Babineaux, Sheila-33,48,172 Babineaux, Sonya-74 Bailey, Charlie-94,117 Baker, Carla-84 INDEX Baker, Karen-33,48,153,158,167, 203,2 09 Baker, James-94 BAKER, MR. JOHN-214 Baker, Marlon-74 BANKER, MR. J£.-119 Barker, Gary-84,108,116 Barker, Patricia-84 Barker, Ronald-108 Barr, Stephanie-84,160,183 Batiste, Don-94 Batiste, Herman-94 Batiste, Sherman-74,124,126,129 Baylot, Lawrence-20,74 Baylot, Shane-84 Bealer, Henry-94 BEJACK, HENRY-40,57 BE LAIR, MRS, ANN S.-14, 174 Be lair, Charles-33,49,108,110,118, 144,146,169,209,199,200,213 Be lair, Lynn-94,97,141,152,174 Belton, James-94 Benoit, Brandon-74,104,156,171 Benoit, Patty-46 Benoit, Ray-91 Benoit, Rocky-22,84,144,145,147, 186 Benoit, Sharon-46 Benoit, Vickie-74 Bergeaux, Dwayne-94 Bergeaux, Michael-84,164 Bergeaux, Patricia-84,90,152,174, 186 Bergeaux, Rebecca-33,49,130, 131,133,153,158,169,216 Bergeaux, Tony-84 Bergeaux, Wayne-33,39,49,108, 110,155, 158,169,204 Bergeron, Kenneth-33 Bergeron, Lisa-84,190,191 Bergeron, Tony-20 Berken, Debra-84,174,190 Berken, Mary-94,152,164,174,190, 206 Beroid, Kenneth-74 Bertrand, Chuck-94 Bertrand, Dirk-33 Bertrand, Ernest-94 Bertrand, Evelyn-84 Bertrand, Keith-46 Bertrand, Marilyn-101,103 Bertrand, Michael-93,94,%, 108, 113,116,162 Bias, Cleveland-81,108,112,123 Biessenberger, Mary Beth-93,94, 171,173,184,186,208 Biessenberger, Paul a-80,81 Billodeaux, Craig-46,50,169,203 Blanchard, Linda-84 BLANCHARD, MR. M.E.-14,162, 163 BLANCHARD, MRS. M.E.-2,15, 194,197 Blanchard, Tony-81,162 Boisture, Nancy-34,49,145,147, 153,186,188,105,215 Boles, Billy-94 Bonin, Donna-94 Bordelon, Jeffery-34,169,186,187 Bott, Julie-94 BOUDREAUX, MR. JEFF-201 Boudreaux, Matt-21,75,108,112, 171.172 Boudreaux, Monique-94,97,190, 198,199 Boudreaux, Shane-82,84,108,113, 116,124,127,129,173 Bouley, LaNora-101,103 Bourque, Keith-32,34,44,54,108, 110.169.172 Bourque, Sharon-94 Boutte, Jeanett-94 BOWLERS, MRS. SUE-26 Boxie, Annette-84 Bradley, Michelle-84,130,135 Brantley, Bobby-84 Breaux, Cheryl-84 Breaux, Cynthia-2,34,48,50,52, 120,121,122,158,171,192, 194,196,206 Breaux, Dora-84 Breaux, Gary-81 Breaux, Juanita-74 Breaux, Kendra-84,87,152,174 Breaux, Simon-84 Brewester, Joe-74,144,145,146, 209,214,215 Briscoe, Keith-84 Britt, Mark-94,162,170 Britt, Terri-84,152,160,174 Broussard, Betty-84 BROUSSARD, BILLY-118 Broussard, Brenda-74,153,154 Broussard, Brunhilda-94 Broussard, Cathy-84 Broussard, Cathy-96,97 Broussard, Christine-94 Broussard, Cl ay-85,156,198 Broussard, Dorothy-34,50 Broussard, Gervis-85 Broussard, Greg-74 Broussard, Hubert-34 Broussard, Karen-94 Broussard, Kathryn-94,97,152,160, 174 Broussard, Kathrina-94 Broussard, Kent-85 Broussard, Martin-34 Broussard, Matthew-85,108,113, 116 Broussard, Patrick-2,74,75,167,194, 260 INDEX 197,212,221 Broussard, Paul-91 Broussard, Randel-94,117,129,162 Broussard, Robert-34,50,108,110, 113,118,213 Broussard, Vincent-94,186 Brown, Denise-101,103 Brown, Henry-91 Brown, Karen-34 Brown, Louwanda-74 Brown, Michael-85,186 Brown, Debra-34,50,57,190,191 Brown, Paula-14,91,190 BRUCHHAUS, LAUREN-121,123 BRUCHHAUS, MRS. LAURENCE-15 Brummett, Beth-27,74,144,161, 153,154,158,168,169,180,181, 207 Brummett, Sarah-94,97,98,152,160, 167,174,190 Brunt, Carla-34,50,211 Brunt, Cheryl-34,103,171 BURGER, MR. ROGER H.-15 BURGESS, MRS. MARTHA-27 Burns, David Anthony-103 Bushnell, Leslie-85 Butler, Gregory-85,186 Butson, Dolores-85,160,171,173, 198 Cabra, Steven-74,80 Cagon, Catherine-85,160,171,173, 190 Campbell, Nathaniel-46,204 Campbell, Stephanie-35,44,50,58, 153,158,159,186,187,188 Capdeville, Byron-74 Capdeville, Keith-74,75,150,151 Capdeville, Michelle-94 Capdeville, Walterine-81 Caraway, Clark-94,117,171 Carter, Anne-74,186,215 Carter, Denise-85,89,152,154, 190,191,198 CARTER, MRS. JAMES R.-2,15, 194,211 Carter, Suzanne-35,37,50,150, 151,153,190,191 Cassidy, Christine-94,152,160 Cassidy, Kenny-94,117 Cassidy, Kevin-85,113,108,116, 137,156 Cassidy, Michael-94,152,186 Cassidy, Rusty-172 Cassidy, Timothy-35,38,51,55,50, 108,110,111,112,118,161,164, 166,124,125,128,171 Castilie, Carl-18,81,170,172 CastiIle, Cheryl-75 Castilie, Gary-85 Castille, Gregory-94,117 CASTILLE, MRS. THELMA-28 CESPIVA, BRENT-121,123 CESPIVA, DA TIE-27 CESPIVA, MR. WAYNE-16,23,108 Chaisson, Joyce-75,168 Chiasson, Dana-85,152,164,171, 173,198 Chiasson, Jeff-75,171,172 Chambers, Louis,-46 Chapman, Debra-85,152,174,186 Chapman, Sandra-95,100,186,187 Charles, Anita-35,51 Charles, Eric-95,92,117 Charles, Kenneth-95,117,129,137 Chelette, Danah-2,35,37,39,51, 190,191,194 Citizen, Diane-75,190 Clark, Shelia-2,34,35,48,51,52, 120,121,123,171,155,158,191, 192,194,195,206,207,216 Clarkson, Terry-95 Clarkson, Gary-85,164 Clement, Craig-24,35 CLEMENT, GRANT-29 Clement, Mary-85,101,103 Clement, Ovey-95,162 Clement, Sherlyn-35 Clifford, Jake-75,77,167,186,187, 188 CLIFFORD, MRS. MARGUERITE- 16,174 Coats, Karen-75,152,154,168 Coats, Kelli-85,87,152,186,187 Coco, Ann-83,85,130,135,152, 153.160.168.183.2 06 Coco, Clay-2,32,35,36,50,51,63, 123,139,150,151,153,156,157, 167,205,207,209,213,214,216, 217 COLVIN, MRS. THELMA-16,102 Comeaux, Anthony-85,108,115,162 Comeaux, Denise-85,174 Comeaux, Kathy-75,158,161,172 Comeaux, Kenneth-95 Comeaux, Pam-103 Comeaux, Perry-46 Comeaux, Shane-95,117 Comeaux, Steven-75,153,168,187, 198,199,200,215 Conner, Debbie-35,50 CONNER, MRS. JOHN L.-16,54, 57 Conner, Pat-81,162,170,172 Conner, Rosalie-85,89,164,150, 152.153.160.160.169.183.2 00, 201 Cormier, Bryan-85 CORMIER, MRS. CATHERINE B.-17 Cormier, Charles Keith-85 Cormier, Cheryl-35,44,52,153, 186,169,202,206,212 Cormier, Christopher-95,162 Cormier, David-83,82,85,89,108, 112,116,124,127,129,162 Cormier, Debra-85,135,186 Cormier, Donald-81 Cormier, Donna-95,152,160,171, 173 Cormier, Edwin-95 Cormier, Janet-75 Cormier, Jennifer-2,35,37,52,123, 158,174,192,194,197,2 00 CORMIER, MR. KENNETH-10,17, 108,115 Cormier, Markeitha-75 Cormier, Randy J.-95,162 Cormier, Randy P.-95,162 Cormier, Ronald-85 Cormier, Ruthy-95,186 Cormier, Theresa-75,168 Courville, Barrett-95,162,206 Courville, Charlotte-75 COURVILLE, CLIFFORD-29 Courville, Jan-91,174,175,192 Courrege, Laury-75,153,186,209, 214 Crader, Kathy-95,186 CRAIG, MR. V£.-7,13,17,212,216 Credeur, Kenneth-75,108,112,162 Cretchen, Brenda-46 Cretchen, Donna-101,103 Crochet, Dennis-85,162 Crochet, Leonard-85 Crochet, Paul a-95,174 Croker, Lynn-75 Croker, Robert-161 Croker, Sheryl-14,85 Daigle, Barry-95,152,168 Daigle, Daniel-85,162 Daigle, Darlene-85 Daigle, Diane-46,52,171,172 Daigle, Doug-86,129 Daigle, Glenn-36,52,170,172 DAIGLE, MRS. HENRY-28 Daigle, Kathy-36,37,41,52,153, 158,192 261 INDEX Daigle, Kenneth-95,162,170 Daigle, Jamie-86,162 Daigle, Patty-84 Daigle, Paula-95,96,141,171,186 Daigle, Randy-36,108,110,138, 169,172 Daniel, Allen-86,108 Daniel, Lionel-86 Daniel, Mary-95 Daniel, Taffie-95,174,190 Daniel, Tammy-95,174,184,186 Darbonne, Pam-36,153,156 Dartest, Margaret-101,103 Dartest, Mary Ann-36,52,158 Dartez, Curtiss-75 Dartez, Ella Rose-86,160 Dartez, Hilda-95 Dartez, Shelia-86 DASCH, MISS DARLA-26 Dasch, John-36,105 DAVIS, C.M -217 Davis, Cynthia-75 Davis, Debbie-75 Davis, Donnie-157 Davis, Ernetta-36,52,150,190,191 Davis, Gwen-101,103,164 Davis, Jacqueline-95 Davis, Randy-86 de Cordova, Lori-75,153,167,168, 187,186,200,206 DELACROIX, MR. PAUL-2,10,11, 17,158,159,194,217 Delacroix, Suzonne-15,32,53,54,67, 12 0,121,122,144,14 5,147,150, 153,156,158,159,169,180,181, 216 Delahoussaye, Ronald-2,36,53,42, 150,153,156,161,186,187,188, 194,196,199,2 06,2 07,217 Delahoussaye, Vicki-75,153,174, 206,186,187,188 Dennis, Frank-95,162,170 Dennis, Thomas-76,162,170 Derise, Michael-81 Derise, Murphy-95,162 De Rouen, Richie-95,96,152,171, 202,203,212 Deshotel, Laura-95,96,174 DESHOTEL, MARY-27 Deshotel, Sherry-86 Dickerson, Byron-96,101,186 Dominque, John-102 DONALD, DAN, JR.-216 Donnell, David-46,53,186,187 Doucet, Brenda-76 Doucet, Keith-76,104 Doucet, Linda-96 DOUCET, MERVIN-29 Doucet, Mildred-96 Doucet, Rhonda-96,98,100,171, 184 Doucet, Richard-36,53,66,108, 110,112,115,118,119,161,164, 172 DOUCET, RUSSELL-29 Doucet, Suzanne-76,168,172,208 Douget, Thomas-74,76,186 Drake, Marie-96 Dronet, Donna-76,158,164,171,172 Dugas, Denise-76,186 Dugas, Diane-96,101,164,190 Dugas, Douglas-37,54,168,169, 186,202 Dugas, Kirk-96,186 Duhon, Connie-86,164,171,173, 174,208 Duhon, Donna-76,170,186 Duhon, Monette-96,174 Duhon, Pam-86,174,190 Duhon, Sharon-96 Duhon, Terry-86,108,113,116 Duncan, Richernetta-96 Duncan, Susan-92,96,184 DUPLECHAIN, COACH-201 Dupont, Malcolm-96,117 Dupont, Mark-80,115 Dypuis, Gerald-76,162,170,172 Dupuis, Jackie-96,162,170,171, 173,117 Dupuis, Sharon-96,100,164,171, 152,186,187 Dupuis, Sue-96,174 Durkes, Thomas-37,169 Earl, John-101,103,117 EASTMAN, ARTHUR-29 Eastman, Steven-96,186,101 Edwards, Annette-76,190 Edwards, Casendera-37 Edwards, Glenora-86,190 Edwards, James Regenal-18,81 Edwards, Mary Jane-85,96,190 Edwards, Richard-96,116,117 Evans, Cheryl-96,101 EVANS, MRS. JAMES-12 Ewing, Pam-96 FAIN, MR. J.W.-10,18,108,130, 134.135 FAIN, SABRA-10 Faul, Jackie-86,186,187 Fawcett, Robert-37 Fetter I y, Tina-76 Fields, Anita-76,155 Fields, Karen-96,101,190 Fontenot, Carol-37 Fontenot, Craig-96,101,162 Fontenot, Cynthia-96 Fontenot, James-76 Fontenot, Jennifer-81 Fontenot, Jimmy-46 Fontenot, Jude-86 Fontenot, Leroy-76 Fontenot, Mindy-70,76,72,121, 123,156,164,180,182 Fontenot, Perry-81 Fontenot, Ricky-96,186 Fontenot, Robin-86,186 Fontenot, Roger-96,116,162,173 Fontenot, Ronnie-96,117 Fontenot, Terry-81 Fontenot, Vickie-96,98,174 Foreman, Cameron-86,186,187, 200 FOREMAN, HUEY-29 Forestier, Jackie-92,92,96,184, 186,207 FRANCIS, EDDIE-29 Freeman, Raymond-86,129 Fruge, Carla-86,171 Fruge, Cindy-96,97 Fruge, Donna-86 Fruge, Edward-157 Fruge, Gordon-37,54,64,108,110, 118.136 Fruge, Mary-74,76,122,170,174, 190,191 Fruge, Robert-96,97 Fruge, Stacey-86 Fruge, Wayland-37 Fuselier, Dennis-18,37,54,103, 156,158 Gann, Terry-76,156,186 Gant, Alonzo-97 Gant, Carla-86 Gant, Ruby-76,180,182 Garbarino, E.N.-35,37,108.110, 115,156,164,162,169,172,2 1 7 Garcia, Cathra-81 Gary, Christina-76,103,170 Gary, Darrell-86,162 Gary, Donnie-46 Gary, Dwayne-97,162 Gary, Lori-97,174 Gary, Lynn-86,162 Gary, Lynn-97 Gary, Myra-91 Gary, Tina-97,174 Gary, William-46,162,170,172 Gatte, Karen-97,174 262 Gatte, Kevin-97,162 GAUDET, MRS. JEANETTE-13,18, 118,119,212 Gaudet, Lisa-83,86,150,144,152, 183.186.187.188.206 GAUDET, MR. LOU-118,119 Gauthreaux, Ray-152 Gilbeaux, Carolyn-86,186,187 GILBEAUX, MR. HARRY 0.-18 Gilbeaux, Marsha-101,140 Gilbeaux, Shawne-46,54 Gil lard, Keeley-186,86 Gil lard, Ted-97,162 Gilliam, Brenetta-97 Gilliam, Opal-81 Gillispie, Mike-76,78,167,172 Golden, Fay-102 Gooden, Angela-78,81 Gordon, Carliss-37 Gordon, Debra-97 Gordon, Jerome-38,50 Gotreaux, Edward-97 Gotreaux, Helena-76 Gotreaux, Rebecca-38 Gotreaux, Ruby Lee-97,100,171, 186,187 Goutreaux, Ray-97 Grave lie, Kent-97,116,117 Green, Jamie-86 Green, Glenn-46,54,108,110,111, 164,169,172 Guidry, Allen-91 Guidry, Anthony-97 Guidry, Christine-97,186 Guidry, John L.-38 Guidry, Joseph-46,167,170 Guidry, Leo-86,186,187,199,200 Guidry, Priscilla-97,190 Guidry, Reginald-97 Guilbeaux, Glenn-88 Guilbeaux, Marsha-103 Guilbeaux, Timothy-86,167 Guillory, Bill-86,162 Guillory, Geraldine-81 Guillory, Wilbert-91 GUILLOT, MRS. LUMA-28 Guinn, Timothy-14,54,164,172 Gunnell, Steve-2,38,44,48,54,69, 125,123,124,161,194,195 GUTHRIE, BOBBY-257 Ham, Donald-46,162 Handy, Susan-97,186 Hanks, Scott-76,105,172 Hanks, Sharon-97 Hanson, Patty-2,81,186,187,194, 195 Hardy, Katherine-38,158,172 Hardy, Louis-97,186 HARELSON, MR. J.E.-10,18,155, 159,215,216,217 HARELSON, MRS. J.E.-27 Hargroder, Andrew-38,67,164,150, 161,169,172,208,257 Hargroder, Fara-86,90,152,173,198 Hargroder, Joey-92,101,103,117, 173 Harless, Donald-101,103 Hart, Virginia-76,152,153,165, 167.168.192.164.204.206 HARRIS, MRS. DOROTHY-19,192 Hawkins, Marshall-32,38,41,54, 104,139,144,150,153,156,158, 159,168,169,257 Hawkins, Thadeus-97,117 Hawthorne, Melanie-97,186,187 Hebert, A 1-38,54 Hebert, Chuck-81,172 Hebert, Connie-86 Hebert, Cullen-38,40,54,65,70, 150,156,161,186,187 Hebert, Dan-86,162 Hebert, Diane-86,16)4,130,135, 152,160,167,168 Hebert, Jan-97,171,186 Hebert, Lee-76 Hebert, Malcolm-23,97,202 Hebert, Maxine-38 Hebert, Paula-153,16)8,203,175, 206 Hebert, Ricky D.-97 Hebert, Ricky L.-97,116,117 Hebert, Sidney-76,162 Hebert, Theresa-76,78,150,153,164, 16 5,167,168,190,191,2 02,2 09, 204,205,214 Henderson, Donna-2,39,43,55,153, 169,194,195,206,210,216 Henry, Drew-86,108,168 Hicks, Steven-46 Hinchee, James-39,55,169,172 Hine, Andra-39,48,55,66,130,131 132,133,134,142,153,158,159, 169,216 Hoag, Jody-97,121,162,171 Hoag, Ju I i e- 72,73,76,120,121,122, 134,158,168,171,172,180,181 Hoag, Tricia-83,87,164,160,168 HOFFPAUIR, MARION-157 Hollier, Cynthia-87,160,164,168, 171,173,174 Hollier, Doug-14,77,150,153,156, 162,168,215,206 Hudson, Myron-97 Hulin, Jeff-91 Hurst, Barton-97 Hurst, Kevin-87 Istre, Angela-97,96,186,187,206 Istre, Becky-77,164,172 Istre, Joan-39,55,164,186,187 Istre, Kenneth-87,162,206 Istre, Randy-46 Istre, Rob in-87 Istre, Thomas-81 Istre, Vivian-77 J.J.-185 Jackson, Jackie-39,44,55,65,150, 153,158,168,169,186,187,188, 199,200 Janise, Glenn-39,162 JANICE MR. HENRY-19,161 Janssen, Carmen-87 Jeanise, Terri-97 Jenkins, Roxanne-87 Jenkins, Toni-97 JOHNS, MR. RAYMOND-19 Johnson, A Men-77,171,172 JOHNSON, MS. BETTYE-19,171 Johnson, Raymond-77 Johnson, Thomas-39 Jones, Alvin-97 Jones, Anita-39 Jones, Billie M.-97,164 Jones, Carl-97 Jones, Karlette-97 Jones, Milton-87 Jones, Pam-97,152,186,187 Jones, Patronella-102 Jones, Paul-87,152,156,157,167, 168 Joseph, Jerome-97,119,129 JOSEPH, MISS N.J.-20 Julian, Harold-102 Julian, Paula-97 Kately, Brenda-25,26,81 Kately, Carmelita-97,98 Kieser, Keith-186 Kelly, Ericka-39 Kelly, Sheryl-97,98,186 KENNEDY, MR. DONALD-20,173 Kershaw, Joe-98,117 Kersher, Keith-101,103 Kinard, Linda-87,130,133,135 King, Carolyn-26,77,122,180,181, 208 KING, CYNTHIA-206 King, Ronald-98,116,162 Kirk, Biff-87 INDEX 263 KNIGHT, GEORGEANNA-121,122 KNIGHT, HERSCHEL-122 Knight, Lonnie-86,87,136,137,152, 157,160,167 Knight, Nolan-98,143,144,96,186, 187 Knight, Tisdale-83,82,84,87,164, 130,135,150,151,152,162,167, 173,183,207 Kober, Lionel-87,162 Kober, Mary-98 Kratzer, James-11,87,162 Kratzer, Tim-98 LaBowe, Stephanie-77,130,131,132, 133.140.152.153.168.170.2 05 LaCombe, Clinton-46 LaCombe, Diane-77,174 LaCombe, Greg-98 LaFleur, Denise-87 LaFleur, Joey-98,117,162,171,173 LaFleur, Shelly-2,32,37,40,54,56, 61,150,151,153,158,159,160, 161.168.169.194.197.198.2 00, 205,106,214,216,257 LaF I eur. She 11 y- 73,77,150,153,168, 171,186,187 INDEX LaFleur, Thomas-98,117 LaGrange, Hugh-87 LaGrange, Wendy-98,184 Laird, Jane-40,56,58,186 Lamb, Nancy-77,130,135,153,186 Lamb, Peggy-77,130,135,153,186, 189 Lampkin, Paul-87,167,199,200 Landry, A 1-87,143,152,156,186, 187,188 Landry, Claudia-77,140,168 Landry, Dwynn-98 Landry, Julia-87 Landry, Karen-40,56,187,186,200 211 Landry, Larry-81 Landry, Louis-87,116,124,127,129 Landry, Marie-46 Landry, M itchell-77,78,168,171, 186 Landry, Paul-87,156,162 Landry, Renee-40,84,138,152 Landry, Renee-91,164,130,135,171, 173,174,183 Landry, Tim-77,172 Landry, Tina-87 Langley, Harry-87,186 Langley, James-98,103 LAPOINT, MR. ROY-20,170 LaPoint, Sally-98,186,187 Lartigue, Victoria-101,103 LASAGE, MR. HARVEY-20,156, 215 LaVergne, Artis-77,190 LaVergne, Car I-11,17,87,108,114, 116 LaVergne, F lorinda-16,102 LaVergne, Louis-87 LAVERGNE, NOAH-29 LaVergne, Owen-40,44,57,156, 157,169,214 Lawdins, Andra-40 LAWDIN, GRACE-29 Lawdins, Lildred-98,186 Lawdins, Rodeous-88,108,114, 116,124,128,129 Lavan, Michael-25,98 LeBlanc, Connie-77 LeBlanc, Joel-98,117 LeBlanc, Judith-88 LeBlanc, Lovelta-46 LeBlanc, Murnette-77,190 LeBlanc, Steven-98 LEBLANC, TIGER-194 LeBlanc, Veronica-88,174 Ledbetter, Denise-88,156,164,171, 173,183,198 LEDOUX, JAKE-29 LeDoux, Kayla-2,76,77,170,192, 194,197 Lee, Andranette-81 Lee, Michael-76,124,126 Lee, Stephanie-98,100,190 Leger, Car I a-77,12 0,121,12 2,172, 180,181,182,257 Leger, Charles-98 Leger, Dale-77 Leger, Lorraine-88,173 Leger, Peggy-88 LeGros, Andrew-46 LeGros, Car I-77,162,170 LeGros, David-77,162,172 LeGros, Glenn-23,98 LeGros, Joey-40,167 LeGros, Mark-98 LeGros, Phillip-98 LeGros, Roxanne-88 LeGros, Suzanne-88 LeGros, Timmy-76 Lehman, Chris-77,108,112,136, 137 LeJeune, C laudette-77,168 LeJeune, Elizabeth Darlene-77, 158,168,171 LeJeune, Donna-98,174 LeJeune, Frederick-77,167 LeJeune, Jody-88,89 LeJeune, Joseph-98 LeJeune, Karen-98 LeJeune, Katherine-88,91 LeJeune, Larry-88,162 LeJeune, Lorita-98 LeJeune, Malana-88 LeJeune, Nathan-98,162,170 LEJEUNE,O.J.-29 LeJeune, Peggy-98,190 LeJeune, Sidney-77,78,171,186 LeJeune, Tina-98,174 Lennette, Janethel-77,190 Lennette, Patrick-88 Leonard, John-88,124,128 Leonard, Kathleen-40,53,57,134, 169,180,181 Levine, Stephen-98 LEVY, MR. HARRY-21,173 Levy, Tom my-129,143,144,98,116, 117,171,173 LILES, MR. CHARLES-118 LINDSEY, MRS. MARY PETERS-21,167,204 Locklear, Barry-98,152,186,187 Longman, Dirk-78,153,171,206 LOPEZ, ALVIN-29 Lopez, Chris-162,160,174 Lopez, Cynthia-36,40,67,186,188 Lopez, Diana-98 Lopez, Gwen-98,174,190 Lopez, James-78 Lopez, Janet-98 Lopez, Judy-88,174 Lopez, Perry-41,54 Lopez, Ricky-78 Lopez, Steven-46,167 Lopez, Terry-81 LORMAND, MR. ELLIS-21,164 Louvierre, Cynthia-91 Lovell, Rebecca-98,99 Lyons, Emily-98,99 Lyons, Sandra-41 Lyons, LouAnn-99 McCombs, Jeff-99,186,187 McCourt, Betty-78 McCrea, Artis-99,116,117 McDowell, Darrel-88,156 McDowell, Howard-88 McFarlain, David-41 Me Neal, Bennett-88,152 McNeilly, Shawn-88,130,135,152, 167,199,203 McZeal, Claude-88,124,127,129 Me Zeal, Kerry-88, McZeal, John-99,187 McZeal, Rodney-88 264 Mack, Laura-33,41,44,57,186, 187 Mallet, Theresa-41 Manuel, Byron-88 Manuel, Cheryl-101,103 Manuel, Curtis-81 Manuel, James-46,57,78,204, 205 Manuel, Shelia-99 Marcantel, Sandra-99 Marks, Cornell-46 Martin, Matt-78,108,112,143,156, 171,172 Matt, Donna-44,46,57,158,172 Matt, Mike-81,162 Matte, Paul a-85,88 Matthews, Clarence-41 Matthews, Lynette-88 Matthews, Mary-99,186 May, Donna-88,160,152,174,206 May, Rhonda-78,153,174,215 Mayeaux, Karen-99,186 Meche, Clarice Hebert-41 Meche, Jeffery-78,162,170,172 Medus, Gregory-16,99,100,117 Medus, Julie-25,99,152,171,186, 187,188 Melton, Collett-99 Menard, Robert-46 MIER, HOWARD-26 Miller, Anthony-97,99,206 Miller, Byron-99,162 Miller, Claudette-88,186 Miller, Cynthia-88 Miller, David-99,171,186 Miller, Diane-88,130,134,135 Miller, Dolores-33,58,172 Miller, Harlan-41,51,58,105,108, 110,113,114,118,122,123,169, 172 Miller, Jackie-78 Miller, Randall-99,162 MILLER, MR. WENDELL-26 Mire, Debra-74,78,172,174,192 Mitchell, Cindy-164 Mitchelle, Sharon-99,171,173,174 Mohar, Carl-78 Monceaux, Ricky-89,152 Monteaux, Sharon-78 Moore, Jeffrey-78,108,111,112,123 Moore, Tonny-89,162 MORGAN, MRS. K.L.-21 Morgan, Rene-2,78,170,184,197 Mott, Chris-78,110,111,113,153, 168,172,108,200 Morvant, Civilian-101,103,162 Morvant, Dwayne-99 Morvant, Junior-99 Morvant, Patricia-78 Morvant, Peggy-85,89 Mosley, Shane-89,144,186,199, 200 Mott, Mona-41,169 Mouton, Kelvin-91 Mouton, Riley-91 Munkres, Verla-99 Murray, Lizzie-101,103,174 Myers, Catherine-78,164,174,190, 191 Myers, Daneille-78,158,171,172 Myers, Debra-2,78,171,172,174, 192,194,195,197 INDEX Myers, Elizabeth-99 Myers, Julie-41,58,164,168,169, 208 Myers, LaCue-2,41,49,58,61,150, 158,159,192,191,194,196,210 Myers, Nancy-99,97,164,190 Myers, Randall Keith-101,103 Myers, Sandra-97,99 Myers, Tim-102 Nash, Homer-99,129 Neal, Alfred-91 Netty, Cathy-41,58 Netty, Cindy-91 Netty, Dinah-101,103 Netty, Edward-46 Netty, Wanda-91 Newman, Mark-73,78,162,170,172 Nixon, Barbara-99 Nixon, Beatrice-99 Nixon, Frank-101,103 Nixon, Lucritia-79 Noel, Quint-99,117 Noel, Stacey-99,117 Norman, Acy-20,89 Norris, Cedric-129 Norris, Michael-42 Northrop, Gina-89,186 Obey, Rhonda-89 Orgeron, Lloyd-87,89,108,114,116, 156,161 Orgeron, Steve-99,116,117,160 Ortego, Dawn-99 Osborne, Cindy-99,186,187 Palmer, Norris-79,108 Pelly, Susan-42,58,211 PELOQUIN, MRS. VERNICE 28 Pentecost, Billy-42,216 PERKINS, MRS. BIRDEL L-26 Perkins, Brenda-99 Perkins, Carver-42,155 Perkins, Catherine-81 Perkins, Gary-85,91 Perkins, Gerald-81 Perkins, Glenda-89 Perkins, Hazel-101,103 Perkins, Lynda-99 Perkins, Ricky-99 PERKINS, MRS. RUTHIE-22 Perrin, Jacqueline-42,58,153,186, 213 Perry, James-2,42,48,58,62,108, 110,118,153,161,168,169,172, 194,196,205,206,217 PERRY, MR. AND MRS. JEFF-205 Perry, June-42 Perry, M ichael-99,162 Perry, Pam-79,158,168,171,172 Person, Rhonda-99,190 Pete, Eldrina-79 Pete, Maureen-89 Pete, Randall-99,117 Peterson, Francis-81 Peterson, Marcus-39,42,124,125,126 Petry, Barry-94,99,116,136,139,152, 156,171 Petry, Karl-89,108,112,115,116, Phelps, Wensi 1-42,59,174,190,191 Pickett, Joel-99 Pickens, Rhonda-42 Pierre, Ronnie-99 Pirozzolo, Mark-46,164,172 Pirozzolo, Stephen-89,168,199, 200,202,204,206 Pleasant, Mark-42,44,49,61,108, 110,114,162,172,198,199,213 Plaisance, Connie-98,99,171,173, 184 Plaissance, Lonnie-91 Pleasant, Shari-89,152,186,187,188 Portie, David-43 PRATHER, MR. AND MRS. BOB-256 Prather, Randal 1-99,117 Prejean, David-89 Prejean, Debbie-43 Prejean, Irma-100,174 Prejean, Peggy-89,186,177 Prejean, Wayne-79 Prejean, Randal 1-100 Price, Bill-72,73,79,108,110,111, 113,12 8,122,136,150,151,156, 168,171,172,158 PRICE, BUDDY-118 Quebodeaux, Carl-79 Quebodeaux, Harold-79 265 Quebodeaux, Ronald-43 Quebodeaux, Sheiia-43 Racca, Judy-43,44,59,64,103.158, 172,213 Randolph, Bryant-89,108,111,113, 116,129 Ray, Edwin-101,103,129,160 Rea, Kimila-2,43,51,52,158,171, 186,187,194,197,239 Rea, Rob in-89,152,186,187 Redeaux, Broderick-81 Redeaux, El I is-162 Redeaux, James-89,108,113,116 Reed, Brent-79,162 Reed, Erroll-79 Reed, Kyle-100 REED, JOHN-29 Reed, Rhonda-89,160,168,171,173 Regan, Billy June-100 Reich, Cindy-91,171,173,183 Riech, Keith-27,79 Renner, Sandy-89,144,145,147,152, 168,199,206 RICARD, MR. FRANK-22,199 Ricard, Suzanne-89,144,145,146, 152.160.199.200 Ricard, Yulonde-79,153,158,160, 168,171,198,199,200,215 Richard, Charlene-100 RICHARD, CURLEY-29 Richard, Janice-79 Richard, Joni-89,190,202 Richard, Sharon-46,59,164,172 Richard, Theresa-79 Richard, Timothy-79,186,153,168, 187.199.200 Richert, Jeanne-2,43,45,49,59,63, 122,150,151,153,167,190,191, 193.194.158.196.197.205.2 06, 211 Richert, Tom-90,152,139,156 Rider, Dwain-43,108,110,111,113, 162,170,172,205 RIGGS, VERONICA-27 Ringuet, Rodney-93,100,116,117 Robert, Joni-2,79,164,153,165,167, 190.191.194.195.2 06,2 09,214 ROBERTS, BARDIE-18,22,189 INDEX Robicheaux, Chris-79,167,153,168, 199,200,203 Robinson, Cherylene-90,186 Robinson, Donald-90 ROCHE, MRS. DANIEL-22 Roe, Laurie-93,100,152,171,173, 174,175 Roe, Ricky-72,73,79,150,143,144, 156,168,171,201,172 Roe, Tessie-22,82,90,130,135,150, 152,164,171,173,174,183 Romero, Karen-100,174 Romero, Randall-100 Rosete, Renetta-90 ROSS, GREG-257 Ross, Michael-79,124,126,156,158, 198 ROUGEAU, MISS JEAN-23,170 Rowland, Tom-90,156,157,171,173 Roy, Charles-79,162,172 Roy, Ernie-90 Roy, James-80,170,172 Roy, Kent-91 Roy, Kim-46 Roy, Larry-100 ROY, MRS. LUCILLE-28 Roy, Susan-100 Roy, Thomas-43,170 ROY, WALLACE-29 Royer, Terry-90,162 Royle, Terry-100,173 Rubin, Connie-80,158 Rutledge, David-101,103 Sabatier, Martha-43,44,68,153,161 St. German, Dwight-81,172 St. Germain, Jody-101,103 Sanders, Michelle-100 Sarradet, Cherie-100,152,97,160, 174 SARRADET, MRS. GERALD-23, 158,159,160 Sarver, Rhonda-44,200,209 Sarver, Trudy-100 Savoie, Earl-100 Sawyer, Glenn-80,167 Savoy, Marie-90,130,133,135,140, 152,171,173 SCHUSTER, MRS.-134 Schuster, Susan-44,59,172 Schwartz, Nancy-81 Scott, Michael-101,103 Segraves, Rene-44 Serial, Janette-44 Serial, Mitchell-100 Serrin, Tammy-100,174 Shi rah, Charles-80 Shi rah, Mona-100,173 Shirley, Jollene-80,130,135,144, 153,158,161,168,171,198,199, 200,257 Shultz, Laurie-2,44,59,153,196, 197,200,205,241 SHULUZ, MR. RONALD-256 SHULTZ, MRS. RONALD-198 Simar, Mary-91,186,187 Simar, Ricky-81 Simar, Stanely-91 Simeon, Eric-100 Simeon, Nicki-18,80,124,125,127 Simington, Julie-100,164 SIMON, CURLEY-29 Simon, Elliot-100,117 Simon, Howard-81 Simon, Jonathan-90 Simon, Kirt-46 Simon, Pamela-100,186 SIMON, WILLIE-29 Sinegal, David-80 Sinegal, Lola-44 Sinegal, Veronica-80 Sittig, Mickey-100,116,117 Skinner, Myra-81 Smith, Billy-100 Smith, Brian-44,105 Smith, Debbie-100,186 Smith, Kaye-100,174 Smith, Leon-90 Smith, Marilyn-44,56,59,104 Smith, Paula-80,73,158,164,171, 172,174,175,192,199,200 Smith, Rick-44 Smith, Susan-44 Sneed, David-100,116,117,164,199, 200 SOILEAU, MR. SIDNEY-23,108,119, 201 SOILEAU, MRS. SIDNEY-27,119 Sonnier, Brigette-100,174 Sonnier, Byron-80,167 Sonnier, Danny-100 Sonnier, Janine-80,153,164,168, 169,171,172 Sonnier, Jennie JO-100,174 Spears, Michael-45,59,104,152, 154,169,186 Speight, George-90 Spell, Alice-157 Spikes, Lenora-100 Stackhouse, Ricky-90,156,203 Stafford, Keith-37,45,59,152,153, 154,156,158,161,159,169,207 Stafford, Linda-100,97,152,186 Stagg, Rosemary-80,186,187,171, 198 Stagg, Stephen-80,186 Steed, Karen-100,152,103 Sti 11 L isa- 80,174,153,187,188,2 09, Stinson, Rhonda-80,153,174,192 Stoleson, Sandi-90 266 STOLZLE, MRS. SARETHA-23 Stroder, Shelia-91 Stutes, Jessie-100,103 Suire, Thomas- 81,162 Tall, Hilliard-81 TAMM ARIEL LO, COACH AUGIE-119 Taylor, Cheryl-46 Taylor, Joe-90,144,146,186 Teele, Marcel-81 Terry, Eugene-45 Terry, Rosalind-95,101,103 THEROIT, GENE-24,168,169 Theunissen, Julie-90,152,160,168 Theunissen, Terry-81,153,154,158, 167,168,207 Thibodeaux, Annie-90 Thibodeaux, Dalton-101,103 Thibodeaux, Darlene-81,174,158 Thibodeaux, Elizabeth-90 THIBODEAUX, MRS. JUANITA-6, 13,24 Thibodeaux, Michael-45 Thibodeaux, Pam-90,171,173,174 Thibodeaux, Randall-45 Thibodeaux, Teena-101,103 Thomas, Charlotte-91,144,167,152 Thomas, Patricia-91 TIETJE, MRS. WILLIAM-26 TIZENO, EDMOND-29 Tizeno, Joanne-91,190 Tizeno, Kathy-91,190 Touchet, Earl-101,103 Touchet. Eve-101,103 TOUCHET, MR. GILBERT-173 Touchet, Isabelle-91 Touchet, Matthew-101,103,162 Trahan, Carl-91 Trahan, Charlene-101,103,174 Trahan, Donna-91,160 TRAHAN, MISS EDITH-24,145,146, 147 Trahan, Fabian-101,103 Trahan, Freida-2,80,81,158,190, 191,194,195 Trahan, Gaylon-91,186 Trahan, John-91,108,162 Trahan, Joselyn-91,190 Trahan, Julie-81 INDEX Trahan, Kathy-45 Trahan, Kenneth-45,170 Trahan, Marjorie-45,59,168,171 Trahan, Mark-101,103,152 Trahan, Phyllis-101,103 Trahan, William-46,162 Trauth, Anthony-46 Trent, Joyce-81 Tupper, Patrick-81 Tupper, Peggy-91 VALDETERO, MR. ANTOINE-24, 57.158.159.160.209.210.211 VALLOW, HAROLD-217 VAN HOOK, MR. GENE-26,108, 126,127 Vanya, Patricia-97,101 Veil Ion, Mark-81 Verret, Nathan-91,108,114,116,156 Verret, Stacie-81,130,131,133, 134.168.172.215 Vicknair, Richard-84,91,171,173 Vincent, Ronald-91 Vincent, Steve-91 Walker, Matthew-46 Walker, Robert-101,117 Waltrip, Jacqueline-46,53,56,59, 12 0,121,122,162,172,180,181, 182,257 Waltrip, Ricky-46 WARD, MR. JAMES-26 WARD, MRS. JOSEPHINE-25,26, 153,154,212 Warren, Darren-91,108,113,116 Waston, Dari-46 WATKINS, COACH SONNY-206 Watson, Mindy-91,152,160 Welch, Diana-81,130,132,161,168, 172,170,186 West, Chip-101,103,116,117 WEST, THOMAS-29 White, Bonnie-101,103 White, Rhonda-101,103 Whitford, Tony-81,156 Wiegand, Daphne-40,44,46,59,62, 153.161.167.205.210.211 Wiegand, Melisa-15,96,98,101, 103,152,171,186,187,174 Williams, Brenda-101,103 Williams, Carl-101,103 WILLIAMS, CLIFFTON-186 Williams, Cynthia-91 Williams, Eveldia Blair-46 Williams, Jimmy-101,103 Williams, Paul a-101,103 Williams, Reginald-91 Williams, Stephanie-101,103 Wilridge, Karen-101,103 Wilridge, Ralph-91 Wilridge, Renita-91 Wilridge, Star let-81 WILSON, MRS. HELEN-25,174 WILSON, MR. JAMES-25,102 Wilson, Mabel-81,153,174,186, 187.206.215 Withers, Donovan-46 WOODS, MISS-27 Young, Darrel-101,103 Young, Donna-91,173 Young, Dorothy-81 Young, Kim-91 Young, Judy-46 267 268 269 spedaUha k?™6 ff 1 1? JJ ou9h we would never finish this yearbook. Without our staff it wo ld have been'impossible A special thanks goes to all three of our sponsors-Mr. Delacroix, Mrs. Blanchard, especially Mrs. Carter. They understood. 270 guided, helped, and taught us. If one day, you pick up this book and see a picture or a name that brings back a memory-all those happy memories, we will feel as though we have accomplished what we set out to do. Thanks! 272