Kaplan High School - Jolly Roger Yearbook (Kaplan, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

C c itors '50 Janie Theriot 1950 K_ '53 Robert Landry '54 Ernest Guidry '51 Numa Guidry '52 John Manning Francis Toups 56 Gerald Bourque Ann Simon Rose M. Reaux '57 Barbara Blanc '58 Louis Latour smmrfatmimmam LOUANA HARGRAVE BORN: November 19, 1941 DIED: January 11, 1957 myself I think of you Think Think each happy bygone day, Think Sometimes I sigh, and sometimes I smile golden while But I keep each olden Wilbur D. Nesbit 7l. 7 cS . A.1 na JKaier Mid ringing bells and singing children, Smiles and loads of cheer. There stands our own dear Alma Mater, Now and through the years. Her buildings tall, and grounds so neat, Stand under bright blue skies. As years go by our thoughts return to Dear Old Kaplan High. All praise to thee, our Alma Mater, Whom we love so dear; Fond memories of you will live on through the years. Fond memories that we hold dear and those that make us blue. Our praise to thee, our Alma Mater, Dear Old Kaplan High. COLORS: Black and Gold TEAM NICKNAME: Pirates Mssm Dedication COACH JOE KITE For his outstanding services, both on and off the ath- letic field, we the Jolly Roger staff dedicate our 1959 yearbook to Mr. Joe Kite. A home town boy who made good, Joe Kite is commended for his able leadership of youth through his understanding, because he so recently passed that way himself. Both by example and training is he well suited to raise the standards of the youth of Kaplan High. Well known are his excellent academic standing in high school and college and his enviable rec- ord as an all-around athlete in high school, college, and in the service. His rigid standards of perseverance, good sportsmanship and good citizenship with which he imbues his players are well known to all. He is indeed a builder of men. r ncipa. This year's annual, so well prepared by a group of out- standing pupils, illustrates the many experiences which assist in meeting the common, as well as the individual, educational needs of the youth in the Kaplan High School. All of these educational experiences provide the under- standing, habits, attitudes, and ideals, based on impor- tant knowledges and skills, for present and future living in a changing world. The staff and the advisors are to be congratulated for doing an outstanding piece of work. JtiULIOil PA.OJH .QtOOL fcdUi) 0fflce«220 South Jefferson St Telephone IVlnoaks 3 397} P. 0. Drawer 89 Abbeville. Louisiana January 26, 1939 Students, Kaplan Ulgh School Kaplan, Louisiana Dear Friends Recently published reports of Russian scientific achievutwnts lave created anxiety and the feeling that re-evaluation of the African education Syster should be oade for the purpose of deternlnlng whether or not the Russian education Systen is superior to ours. As American students, this is of Interest to you. 1« A study of the two educational systeva establishes that the Russian systen is one of selection under which the gifted receive very serloue training in Science and Kathetaticc principally, to the exclusion of other subjects. The American systen on the other hand has been built upon the prealsc of equality. It is based on the derocratlc convic- tion that extra-ordinary qualities arc present in ordinary people and that In every person there is the potential to rise to great heights and that all phases of education are Important. Very truly yours C. J. LcDet, Superintendent oretlion Parish Schools CJL lf KM k With this school year swiftly closing, we now pause to catch a glimpse of the happiness and friends we have en- joyed. Many things have happened in these past twelve years, which we will remember for a lifetime, but somehow we find ourselves holding very close to our hearts and minds the experiences that we have shared in this past year. This year of 1959 will live on in our memories forever. It is with much happiness that we present to you our 1959 Jolly Roger. In later years, when you are turning the pages, we hope you will remember the dreams, the sorrows, and the smiles of 1959. Jolly Roger Staff Editor Virgie Dronet MRS. S. BORDELON Language MR. E. COMEAUX English French MR. E. DOUGLAS Biology Civics MRS. A. BROUSSARD Home Economics Science MR. J. DESHOTELS Algebra Chemistry MR. J. KITE History Physical Education MRS. T. LABRY Science Band Chorus MR. L. ROBICHEAUX La. Studies Civics Senior Glass Officers STANDING, left to right: Eddie Latour, Sergeant-at-Arms; Maurice Daily, Vice President. SITTING, left to right: Jerome Vincent, Parliamentarian; Linda Compete, Reporter; Mary Faye Lormand, Treas- urer; Virgie Dronet, Secretary; and Dexter Gary, President. LINDA COMPETE EDDIE LATOUR c5 en ors SANDRA BABINEAUX Unless you bear with the faults of a friend, you betray your own. JOHN M. BAILEY Were there no women, men might live like Gods. ROY BELL We know nothing of tomorrow, be happy and gay today. EVA BENOIT These are the times that try men's souls. MORRIS BORDELON Nothing is ever achieved without en- thusiasm. LAWRENCE BOUILLION It's fortune not wisdom that rules a man's life. CHARLES BOURQUE Repent what is past - Avoid what is to come. DONALD BROUSSARD Enjoy the present hour, be thankful for the past. ” PAUL BROUSSARD Strange to the world, he wore a bash- ful look, the fields his study, nature his book. SEDIA BROUSSARD Character is higher than intellect. GERALD BYLER He was not merely a chip of the old block, but the old block itself. VIOLA CAMPBELL Too great haste leads us to error. GEORGE CHAUVIN The will of a man is his happiness. LINDA COMPETE What is lovely never dies, but passes into other loveliness. BEVERLY CORMIER The beginnings of all things are small. ft MAURICE DAILY An honest man’s the noblest work of God. HAZEL DOUCET True happiness resides in things un- seen. VIRGIE DRONET ”A person of few words and much work. CARLOS DUBUS Life is itself, but a game of football. ALBERT DUHON An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. ROYCE FAULK Be swift to hear, slow to spread, slow to wrath. DEXTER GARY A person with ideas leaves the people who are only interested in the bottom step of the ladder. JOYCE GASPARD Who can foretell for what high cause this darling of the Gods was born? PATRICIA GASPARD Give me the hand that is honest and true. SANDRA GIROUARD The beautiful rests on the foundation of the necessary. DIANNE GREENE Feast, and your halls are crowded. Fast, and the world goes by. PERVIS GUIDRY Creation is great and cannot be un- derstood. BERT GUILLOT Let the left hand turn away what the right hand attracts. GLORIA HARGRAVE Days should speak and multitude of years should teach wisdom. FARREL HARRINGTON Wise to resolve, and patient to per- form. EUGENE HEBERT A great soul will be strong to live, as well as to think. FARREL HEBERT Our content is our best having. ROBERT HEBERT No really great man has ever thought himself so. VERNA HEBERT Light is the task when many share the toil. CARLTON HERPIN The best memorial of a mighty man is to gain honor ere death. DIANA LANDRY Jolly are the people who wish to be. WARREN LANDRY Not what we give but what we share - For a gift without the giver is bare. EDDIE LATOUR True bravery is shown by performing without witness, what one might be capable of doing before all the world. CALVIN LEBOUEF I wish to make no enemies. PATRICK LEBLANC Better to die ten thousand deaths than to wound my honor. LEZIME LEGER Honor lies in honest toil. DELLA LEM A IRE Be silent and safe - Silence never be trays you. GERALD LEMAIRE Gentle of speech, beneficial of mind. RAY WOOD LEMAIRE Cheer up, the worst is yet to come. MARY LORMAND Here honor binds me, and I must sat- isfy it. MAHLEN MARCEAUX There is no mistake; there has been no mistake; there shall be no mistake. RIXBY MARCEAUX Blessed be Agriculture, if one does not have too much of it. KENNETH MEAUX The hand is quicker than the eye. DELTA MILLER Happy am I, from care I am free. DONALD MIRE If thou art a man, admire those who attempt great things, even though they fail. ” MARY MIRE The only cure for grief is action. CALVIN MONIC There is nothing so pleasant as re- membering my good friends. MELBA MORGAN A dwarf on a giant's shoulder sees farthest of the two. FLORENCE MOUTON The mink has a thousand eyes, the heart has but one. FRANCES MOUTON Girls blush because they are alive. DARREL PRIMEAUX Happy is the man who has been able to find the causes of things. MICHAEL PRIMEAUX Too low they build, who build be- neath the stars. VERNELLE PRIMEAUX I know that the sunshine shall follow the rain. VERNA RACCA Equal rights for all, special privileges for none. HERSCHEL REAUX Friendship always benefits, love some times injures. BERTHA RICHARD I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. ROBERT RICHARD The days that make us happy, make us wise. ” LOUELLA RUNG Our thoughts and our conducts are our own. ALVA JANE SCHEXNIDER In her tongue is the law of kindness. LUCY SCHEXNIDER The cause is hidden but the result is known. MARY LEE SCHEXNIDER Youth is full of pleasure. RUSSEL SCHEXNIDER Speech is silver, but silence is gold. GERALD SELLERS No man was ever great without divine inspiration. ANNETTE SIMON A lovely being scarcely formed or moulded, a rose with all its sweetest leaves yet folded. GLORIA SIMON Life is not so short that there is always time enough for courtesy. PATRICIA SIMON Our prayers should be for a sound mind in a healthy body. SABLE SIMON Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. FLOYD THIBODEAUX The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none. ALTON TRAHAN In general, those who nothing have to say, contrive to spend the longest time doing it. JEANETTE TRAHAN I hasten to laugh at everything for fear of being obliged to weep. LEO TRAHAN Nature is always wise in every part.' RIXBY TRAHAN A man full of courage is also full of faith. THERESIA TRAHAN Nothing in nature is unbeautiful. VERDINE TRAHAN And when she danced - Oh, heaven, her dancing. BEVERLY VINCENT HI have a heart with room for every joy. H JEROME VINCENT Earth is here so kind that just tickle her with a hoe and she laughs with a harvest. DENNY WIGGINS I strive not for gold, but for friends. JUDY WIGGINS The way to be happy is to make others happy. H DELLA HERPIN Man has his will, but woman has her way. GERALDINE WILLIAMS I came as a stranger and they took me in. 1947 . . . 19J9 Mos J fancJs some EDDIE LA TOUR Titos i iJersaiife VIRGIE DRONET DEXTER GARY GLORIA SIMON MAURICE DAILY Bacfy ancf den lie eman MARY SCHEXNIDER ALBERT DUHON loJittiest ud ous VIRGIE DRONET MAURICE DAILY VERNELLE PRIMEAUX DEXTER GARY Mos Tl ZiJe i VERDINE TRAHAN GERALD LEMAIRE c )en oz ’ (j y We, the Class of 1959, being of sound mind and body upon our departure from high school, hereby make this our last will and testament to the Class of 1960. Sandra Babineaux's basketball polish to Marilyn Bertrand. John Bailey's locker to anyone wanting to clean it. Roy Bell leaves Gayle Herpin. Eva Benoit leaves English at last. Morris Bordelon’s jokes and boots to Alvis Abshire. Lawrence Boullion and Sable Simon leave together. Charles Bourque's 7 come 11 saying to Melvin Marceaux. Donald Broussard's F.F.A. jacket to Maurice Bercier. Paul Broussard leaves - finally. Sedia Broussard's height to Geraldine Trahan. Gerald Byler’s trumpet to Arthur Menard. Viola Campbell's eyes to Helen Rost. George Chauvin's French phrases to Gertrude Greene. Linda Compete's popularity to Hazel Mathiews. Beverly Cormier's quietness to Deanna Bouillion. Maurice Daily's notebooks to Adles Hebert. Hazel Doucet's shyness to Lynn Simon. Virgie Dronet's versatility to Shelva Dean Lege. Carlos Dubus' athletic interests to Alvin Broussard. Albert Duhon’s wit to Bennett Stelly. Royce Faulk's calmness to Kathy Faulk. Dexter Gary’s intelligence to Ravis Menard. Joyce Gaspard's waist to Irma Clostio. Pat Gaspard's athletic ability to Judy Sellers. Sandra Girouard's dates to Jeanette Boudoin. Dianne Greene's skinny legs to Linda Duhon. Bert Guillot’s bicycle to Chester LeBlanc. Gloria Hargrave's hair to Eva Hargrave. Farrel Harrington's broom to Roberta Darby. Eugene Hebert's physics notebooks to John LeMaire. Farrel Hebert's size to Paul Mire. Robert Hebert’s weight to Ed Caillouet. Verna Hebert's giggles to Beverly Labry. Carlton Herpin's shoulder bandages to Herschel David. Diana Landry's weight to Vivian Couvillion. Warren Landry's recklessness to Henry Deshotels. Ed Latour's looks to Donald Bourque. Calvin LeBouef's Ranchero to Flaudrey LeBlanc. Patrick LeBlanc's artistic ability to Charles Primeaux. Lezime Leger's weight to John Broussard. Della LeMaire's silence to Faye Johnson. Gerald LeMaire's dancing abilities to Earl Darby. Mary Lormand's F. H. A. abilities to Inell Trahan. Maylan Marceaux’s grin to Farrell Fontenot. Rixby Marceaux's F.F.A. abilities to Ronald Guidry. Kenneth Meaux's tricks to Gilmar Landry. Delta Miller's peroxide to Dolores Dee Guidry. Donald Mire's water pistol to Mary Lee Gaspard. Mary Mire's grades to Beverly LeBlanc. Calvin Monic's walk to Kenneth Clark. Melba Morgan's candy wrappers to Mr. Saporito. Florence Mouton's ring to Melba Roche. Frances Mouton's car to Dora Broussard. Darrel Primeaux’s work route to Milton Toups. Mike Primeaux's pug nose to Bert Deshotels. Vernelle Primeaux’s typewriter to Elwanda Dubois. Verna Racca's kerchief to the Commerce Department. Herschel Reaux's drums to Richard Harrington. Bertha Richard leaves the Tittle store'. Robert Richard leaves Theresa Harrington. Louella Rung's sewing abilities to Jackie Simon. Alva Schexnider's silence to Carol Hebert. Lucy Schexnider's hair to Delores A. Guidry. Mary Schexnider's flirty way to Geraldine Vallot. Russel Schexnider's broken car to Wiltz Toups. Gerald Sellers' glasses to James Herpin. Annette Simon's beauty to Laura Broussard. Gloria Simon’s lady-like manners to Gloris Meaux. Pat Simon's wittiness to Earline Darby. Floyd Thibodeaux's stubborness to Earline Marceaux. Alton Trahan’s carving knife to Benny Conrad. Jeannette Trahan’s limber tongue to 'Pete' Eleazar. Leo Trahan leaves Mr. Aube sane, we hope. Rixby Trahan leaves Lou Anne Dronet. Theresia Trahan’s height to Rita Duhon. Verdine Trahan's freckles to Lou Anne Dronet. Beverly Vincent's height to Lora Dee Guidry. Jerome Vincent’s jeep to Eugene Mire. Denny Wiggins' football shoes to Doris Landry. Judy Wiggins' leaves the chorus in a mess. Geraldine Williams' accent to Brenda Primeaux. . Junior Glass Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Duhon, Treasurer; Jackie Simon, Secretary; Milton Toups, President; Thomas Mire, Parliamentarian; and Kathy Faulk, Reporter. MILTON TOUPS GAYLE HERPIN ALVIS ABSHIRE DELLA BAUDOIN MAURICE BERCIER MARILYN BERTRAND RONALD BONIN JEANETTE BOUDOIN DEANNA BOULLION DONALD BOURQUE ALVIN BROUSSARD DORA BROUSSARD JOHNNY BROUSSARD LAURA BROUSSARD MAUDRY BROUSSARD KENNETH CLARK IRMA L. CLOTIAUX BENNY CONRAD VIVIAN COUVILLON EARL DARBY EARLINE DARBY ROBERTA DARBY JANELLE DARTEZ HERSCHEL DAVID FLAUDREY DE BLANC BERT DESHOTELS HENRY DESHOTELS LOU ANNE DRONET BETTY DUBOIS ELWANDA DUBOIS LINDA DUHON RITA DUHON CARRIE L. ELEAZAR KATHELEEN FAULK FARREL FONTENOT GERTRUDE GREENE DOLORES GUIDRY DELORES A. GUIDRY JOYCE GUIDRY LORA D. GUIDRY RONALD GUIDRY EVA HARGRAVE RICHARD HARRINGTON ADLES HEBERT CAROL HEBERT EULA HEBERT GALE HEBERT GAYLE HERPIN JAMES HERPIN FAYE JOHNSON BEVERLY LABRY DORIS LANDRY GILMAR LANDRY ALLEN LE BLANC BEVERLY LE BLANC CHESTER LE BLANC DEAN LEGE GLEN LEMAIRE JOHN LEMAIRE EARLINE MARCEAUX MELVIN MARCEAUX HAZEL MATHIEW GLORIS MEAUX LOUIS MEAUX RAY A. MEAUX ARTHUR MENARD RAVIS MENARD EUGENE MIRE JOYCE MIRE PAULL. MIRE THOMAS MIRE LOICEY PERRY BRENDA PRIMEAUX CHARLES PRIMEAUX RAYMOND SCHEXNAIDER JUDY SELLERS JACKIE SIMON LYNN SIMON BENNET STELLY MILTON TOUPS WILTZ TOUPS GERALDINE TRAHAN INELL TRAHAN CLARENCE TUCKER GERALDINE VALLOT c op io nore C ass Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Trahan, Parliamentarian; Eddie Doucet, Treasurer; Danny Romero, President; Thomas Trahan, Secretary; and Daniel Herpin, Vice President. DEANNY SMITH JOEY THERIOT Gilbert Abshire Barbara Adams Kenneth Adams Joyce Bourque Chester Broussard Delta Broussard Fayetta Broussard John Broussard Larry Broussard Lurcey Broussard Patricia Broussard Rayetta Broussard Donald Clostio Gerald Clostio Barbara Comeaux Joseph Cormier Roberta Darby Eddie Doucet Janelle Dronet Floyd Duhon Gerald Duhon Priscilla Duhon Ray Allen Dupre Evans Eleazar Richard Fabre Mary Ann Fontenot Odeon Fontenot Charlotte Foreman Barbara Frederick Mary Lee Gaspard Rayland Guidry Ronald Guidry Artha Hargrave Theresa Harrington Ronnie Hartman Adam Hebert Dennis Hebert Kenneth Hebert Maxie Hebert Paul Daniel Hebert Rodalph Hebert Daniel Herpin Charles Laviolette Richard Leblanc Wilmar Lemaiie Charles Lormand Percy Lormand Delta Marceaux Ulyesse Marceaux Harold Mathews Dephenix Meaux Marilyn Meaux Mary Ann Meaux Wilton Meaux Deanna Menard Glenda Menard Dalton Miller Paul Miller Paul A. Mire Charlene Montgomery Avadean Primeaux Curlis Richard Lena Richard Adam Roche Danny Romero Joseph Romero Percy Roy PHOTO Not A vailoblo Maudrey Roussel Betty Schexnider Raymond Schexnider Paul Luke Simon Deanny Smith Sharon Stansbury Deanna Suire Editha Trahan Joseph Theriot Deanna Thouchet Dua Trahan Ethel Trahan Geneva Trahan Gerald Trahan Kenneth Trahan Larry Trahan Louise Trahan Lyman Trahan Richard Trahan Thomas Trahan Janice White Joan Whitten Ores unan ( ass Officers r e s A m a n LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Katherine Broussard, Vice President: Lynwood Hargrave, Reporter: Mari- lyn Adams, Secretary: Dudley Stelly, President; and Peggy Romero, Treasurer. BOBBY TOUPS RITA LANDRY Clara Abshire Delores Abshire Dula Abshire Ella Rose Abshire Jessie Abshire Richard Abshire Marilyn Adams Ray Allen Adams Jeanette Alleman Allen Bell Earl Bernard Lou Ann Blanc Charles Bonin Guy Bordelon Brenda Baudoin Inez Baudoin Ann Katherine Broussard Mary Ann Broussard Corida Campbell Carl Comeaux Pat Compete Bonnie Conner Della Jane Cormier Judy Cormier Sylvia Cormier Alex Dartez Donald Dartez Eva Mae Dartez � 4010 NOT AV AH.AW James Deshotels Sandra Deshotels Karean Dronet Peggy DuBois Shelton DuBois Rebecca Dugas Bernic Duhon Daniel Duhon Gale Duhon Robert Dye Karen Fletcher Sharon Fletcher Yarbert Foster Boyd Girouard Evella Guidry Uland Guidry Floyd Guidry Wilbert Guidry Dorthy Griffin Stanton Hardee Lenis Hargrave Loretta Hargrave Lynwood Hargrave Ella Jane Harrington Brenda Hartman Barbara Hebert Gale Hebert James Hebert Paul Gerald Hebert Edward Henry James Henry Gordon Herpin Kenneth Herpin Luther Herpin Jeffery Hollier Peter Hooper Gloria Howell Dianne Johnson Rita Landry Mary Ann Lapoint Lorna Latour Betty LeBlanc Ella Mae LeBouef Freddie LeMaire Roland LeMaire Jerome Lormand Alix Marceaux Audrey Marceaux Marion Marceaux Loretta McDaniel Linda Meaux Reyetta Meaux Flaudry Mire Shelton Monic Dudley Mouton Flaudry Mouton Dorothy Perrin Elgine Primeaux Darnelle Primeaux Lena Richard Steve Richard Alton Roche Clifton Roche Louissy Romero Margaret Romero Deanna Rost Lomire Rung Myrtis Rung Fayatte Schexnider Gerald Schexnider Lillian Schexnaider Dave Simon Joseph Simon Roland Simon David Sistrunk Dexter Stelly Dudley Stelly Gerald Touchet Zula Touchet Earl Toups Robert Toups Barbara Trahan L. J. Trahan Nella Mae Trahan Roland Vaughn Larry Vidalier Ella Mae Vincent Charles Vondenstein ■ (c icjfit i Oracfe Officers Left to right: Virginia Villemez, President; Van Landry, Secretary-Treasurer; Deanna Simon, Reporter; and Bruce Shrum, Vice President. DALE VINCENT JEANELLE DUHON ■ Joyce Abshite Rodney Abshire C. J. Breaux Damien Brice Susan Bordelon Robert Bornman Gloria Broussard Judith Broussard Paul Broussard Sue Broussard Rena Cashaw Bertha Cormier Emar Cormier Aurora Corner Kenneth Darby Emery Doucet Jr. Carlton Duhon Enola Duhon Jeanelle Duhon Jackie Faulk Beverly Fontenot Mary Foreman Ray Allen Gallet James Gaspard Johnny Gaspard Michelle Gilbert Connie Griffin Audrey Guidry Geraldine Guidry Leroy Guidry Sharon Guidry Eddie Hargrave Glenda Hargrave Gloria Hargrave William Hargrave Amelia Hebert Glynn Hebert Lena Mae Heben Linda Kay Hebert ( iy it 2 Jracfe Wade Herpin Larry Hooper Dudley Kennedy Edward Labry Charles Landry Russel Landry Van Landry Annie Joyce LaSalle Deanna LaViolette Paulette LeBouef John Leblanc Leroy Leger Curtis Lemaire Dennis Lemaire Gloria Lemaire Kerney Lemaire Priscilla Lemaire Dale Liner Roland Manceaux Aurora Marceaux Fred Marceaux Mary Ann Marceaux Joyce Marceaux Roland Marceaux Shirly Marceaux Mary Mathiew Gale McDaniel Annick Meaux Harry Lee Meaux Lou Ann Meaux Preston Meaux Dennis Menard Lovelace Monic Glenn Mouton Mary Ruth Mouton Delores Myers Shirly Perrin Delores Perry Edna Reed C ijfitfi (JracJe Norris Richard Carol Roche Elaine Roche Harris Roche Danly Romero Marion Romero Mahlen Roussel Marylene Roussel Elie Saltzman Luther Paul Savoy Lennis Schexnider Jerry Schexnider June Schexnider Larry Shipp Bruce Shrum Dean Simon Fayetta Simon Roland Simon Velma Simon Mitchell Sonnier Ray Stelly Beverly Suire Freddie Suire Nell Suire Ruby Suire Hilda Sweezy Dorothy Touchet Rita Touchet Glenray Trahan Ivan Trahan Mary Trahan Nelson Trahan Gerald Vidalier Virginia Villemez Dale Vincent Murdie Vincent Winston Vondenstein Landis Wiggins cJeven A Jracfe Mrs. D. Cantey Mrs. H. Hoffpauir Mrs. L. Landry Mrs. N. Romero Janelle Abshire Steve Abshire Patricia Baudion Raywood Bertrand Kenneth Bonin Kaywood Boullion Kathleen Bordelon Beverly Bourque Edward Bourque Genevieve Bourque Judy Bourque Kenneth Bourque Brenda Broussard Horace Broussard Joan Broussard Mary Olive Broussard Sabry Broussard Wilton Broussard Robert Buford Rose Mae Campbell Rose Marie Campbell Mae Rose Cashaw Emily Clostio Danny Comeaux Russell Comeaux Helen Cormier Robert Darby Betty Ann Dartez Betty Jane Dartez Michael Deshotels Judy Dronet Mary Ann Dronet Jimmie Duhon Leanna Duhon Geraldine Dupuis cSeuent i Jracfe Linda Faulk Allison Gaspard, Jr. Augusta Gaspard, Jr. James Gaspard Jeannette Gaspard Joseph Gaspard Robert Gaspard Anna Lou Hargrave Brendell Hargrave Janice Hargrave Beverly Harrington George Harrington Benny Hartman Lucy Hebert Paul Allen Hebert Juanelle Hebert Bun Hoffpauir Brenda Hollier Floyd Landry Jennifer Landry Dorothy LaSalle Lurcey LaSalle Janice Latiolais Sheryl Latiolais Linda Lavergne Callie LeBeouf Douglas LeBeouf Ernest LeBeouf Clifford LeBlanc Helen LeBlanc Belinda LeFon Dallas Leger Odile LeMaire Jessie Marceaux Odelon Marceaux Lurcey Marceaux Maudrey Marceaux Shirley Marceaux Whitney Matthews cSeoen A (Jracfe Alcide Meaux Phylis Meaux Frank Menard Leon Meyers Lynn Milleman Michael Mire Ronald Mire Roy Morgan Wilbert Morgan Donald Mouton Linda Mouton Antonia Palombo Bill Perrin Jimmy Perrin Mary Agnes Richard Juanita Roy Renee Rnggerio Venora Rung Vickie Rupert Beverly Schexnider Kenneth Schexnider Roberta Schexnider Rodney Schexnider Verna Schexnider Gail Seaux Bethany Simon Elaine Simon Pearl Simon Phil Simon Thomas Sonnier John Sweezy James Touchet Richard Touchet Allen Trahan Dexter Trahan Jolene Trahan Odeon Trahan Lena Vincent Gwendolyn Wheat Marilyn Wheat SITTING, left to right: C. Comeaux, W. Toups, E. Doucet, L. Hargrave, C, Lormand, L. Broussard, B. Toups, P. D. Hebert. J. Romero, L. Herpin, E. Eleazar. KNEELING, left to right: M. Bercier, J. Lemaire, C. Leblanc, C. Dubus, A. Abshire, B. Deshotels, E. Latour, M. Toups, C. Hetpin, L. Boul- lion, H. David, J. Deshotels. STANDING, left to right: Coach J. Kite. D. Wiggins, M. Primeaux, J. Theriot, D. Romero, P. Lormand, D. Gary, B. Stelly, K. Herpin, K. Adams, J. Bailey, G. Lemaire, Coach T. Simon. 1958 SCHEDULE Delcambre 7-35 Crowley 0-13 Breaux Bridge 6-0 St. Martinville 0-33 Gueydan 0-26 Cathedral 13-32 Hanson 9-12 Rayne 0-26 Church Point 0-33 Abbeville 7-6 Breaux Bridge 14-7 •District Playoff READY FOR ACTION PROPHECY With the varsity posting a 9-3 won-lost record, the Jr. Varsity and the 115 lb’ers go- ing undefeated, and the 90 lb. team finishing with a 3-1 re- cord, the Pirate football teams completed the most successful season in the history of the sport at Kaplan High. This is an indication that future foot- ball at Kaplan will maintain or possibly improve the standard set by the 1958 edition of the Pirates. JOE KITE TED SIMON W. E. DOUGLAS DANIEL HERPIN Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Manager DEXTER GARY All-Dist. Tackle Senior Captain CARLOS DUBUS All-Dist. Guard Senior Co-Captain CARLTON HERPIN All-Dist. Back Senior EDDIE LA TOUR All-Dist. Center Senior VARSITY 11 This version of the Pirates posted a 9 won 3 lost record in compiling the best record since Kaplan High began eleven-man football in 1948. All were outstanding, and some won recognition in the parish, dis- trict, and state. Their hard work and teamwork were the major factors in their success. They are a credit to their school and teammates. JOHN BAILEY MELVIN MARCEAUX MICHAEL PRIMEAUX MILTON TOUPS All-Dist. End All-Dist. Guard All-Dist. Back All-Dist. Back Senior Junior Senior Junior A. ABSHIRE (C) L. BOULLION (B) S. MONIC (G) H. DAVID (B) B. DESHOTELS (T) L. HERPIN (B) P. HEBERT (E) G. HERPIN (G) K. HERPIN (T) C. LEBLANC (E) G. LEMAIRE (G) C. LORMAND (B) P. LORMAND (E) J. THERIOT (B) D. WIGGINS (T) fft M. BERCIER (G) L. BROUSSARD (G) C. COMEAUX (E) J. DESHOTELS (G) E. DOUCET (B) E. ELEAZAR (C) R. FABRE (B) B. GIROUARD (B) L. HARGRAVE (B) Won 8 “UNDEFEATED JR. VARSITY Lost 0 FRONT, left to right: R. Fabre, L. Hargrave, R. Hartman, E. Doucet, P, Hebert, J. Romero, B. Toups, R. Trahan, S, Monic. BACK ROW, left to right: C. W. Comeaux, T. Trahan. K. Adams, J. Theriot, K. Herpin, E. Eleazar, D. Romero, R. Hebert, L, Herpin. Won 5 115 LB. UNDEFEATED Lost 0 LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Hargrave, Wade Herpin, Richard Abshire, Bruce Shrum, Boyd Girouard, Linus Guidry, Charles Landry, Larry Shipp, Earl Bernard, Roland Lemaire, Wilber Morgan, Lovelace Monic, Coach W. E. Douglas. Won 3 90 LB. TEAM Lost 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Darby, Dennis Doucet, Richard Touchet, Alton Romero Jr., Ken- neth Bonin, Luddy Herpin, Darrel Hargrave, Sammy Doucet, Joe Connor. District () iamns Won 25 Lost 4 KNEELING, left to right: Michael Primeaux, Herschel David, Dexter Gary, Milton Toups, Kenneth Clark. STANDING, left to right: Albert Duhon, Chester Leblaqc, John Ba'iley, Thomas Trahan, Percy Lormand, Danny Romero, Eddie Doucet, Richard Fabre, Coach Joe Kite. THE BASKETBALL ROUND-UP As usual at Kaplan High School, the basketball season has been successful. The Pirates compiled a record of 25 wins while only losing 4 games. In doing so the Pirates hit on 42% of their field goals. They were led in this department by Dexter Gary and Herschel David. From the free throw line the Pirates made good on 404 out of 669 for a 60.3%. Of the start- ing five, Kenneth Clark had 56. 6%, Herschel David 61.4%, Dexter Gary 65.3%, Michael Primeaux 55. 5%, and Milton Toups 65.7%. A good fast break enabled the Pirates to average 65.5 points per game while their defense allowed opponents only 42.8 points per game. In tournament play the varsity won their own Kaplan Invitational, placed second in the S.L;I. Invitational, and placed second in the Vermilion Parish Tournament, although they had proved to be the best Parish team by beating all opposition in the parish during the re- gular season. Next year the Pirates will play without the services of four outstanding players. Gone will be regulars Dexter Gary and Michael Primeaux, and the helpful John Morris Bailey and Albert Duhon. Even without these players’ assistance the Pirates should field a good team. There will be speedy Herschel David, accurate Milton Toups, and big Kenneth Clark to build around. To help fill the void lift by the four graduating seniors, the Pirates will have in Chester Leblanc a very capable varsity reserve plus outstanding Jr. Varsity members Percy Lormand, Danny Romero. Thomas Trahan, Richard Fabre, and Eddie Doucet. The latter five are only sophomores and will provide the Pirates' talent in the years to come. Yes, with the District Crown under their belts, the past basketball season at Kaplan High has been bright, and the future looks even brighter. MICHAEL PRIMEAUX Co-Captain Senior Forward MILTON TOUPS Junior Guard DEXTER GARY Captain Senior Center VARSITY KENNETH CLARK Junior Forward HERSCHEL DAVID Junior Guard ALBERT DUHON Senior Guard RICHARD FABRE Sophomore Guard THOMAS TRAHAN Sophomore Forward CHESTER LEBLANC Junior Forward PERCY LORMAND Sophomore Center ■■■■Ml JOHN MORRIS BAILEY Senior Forward EDDIE DOUCET Sophomore Guard Won 7 JR. VARSITY Low 0 FRONT, left to right: Lynwood Hargrave, Carl Wayne Comeaux, Luther Herpin, Joey Theriot, Dexter Stelly, Bobby Toups, Shelton Monic. BACK, left to right: Van Landry, Bobby Dye, Charles Landry, Landis Wiggins, Larry Shipp. District () lamps 1958-59 KAPLAN PIRATES Basketball Schedule 66 Abbeville 39 68 Crowley S. L. I. Tournament - 2nd 30 69 Crowley Kaplan Tournament - 1st 39 59 Henry 30 70 Indian Bayou 57 59 •Gueydan 33 44 New Iberia 54 80 Indian Bayou 47 83 •Church Point 41 62 Abbeville 46 71 Maurice 41 76 •Rayne 48 59 Meaux 35 53 Maurice 49 49 •Gueydan 35 71 Cathedral 74 76 •Church Point Parish Tournament - 2nd 46 69 •Rayne 33 80 ••St. Martinville 26 90 St. Martinville 43 71 ••Catholic High 48 •District Games ••District Playoffs Daniel Herpin, Paul Mire, Maxie Hebert MANAGERS Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan Kaplan ucs VERNELLE PRIMEAUX Co-Captain SHARON STANSBURY Sophomore Guard MARILYN ADAM Freshman Guard PATRICIA GASPARD Captain CARLTON HERPIN Junior Forward SHARON JOHNSON Junior Guard Basketball Beaux GERALDINE VALLOT FAYETTA BROUSSARD Sophomore Forward Junior Guard 57-58 Nice shot!!! Coach M. FOREMAN STANDING, left to right: M. Adams, G. Trahan, P. Gaspard, Captain, S. S. Stansbury, and G. Vallot. SITTING, left to right: K. Faulk, S. Johnson, F. Brous- sard, and V. Primeaux. Games . . . K OPPONENT K OPPONENT 54 Gueydan 25 17 Erath 25 29 Abbeville 15 36 Jennings 47 40 Delcambre 16 47 Erath 45 39 Gueydan 22 39 Gueydan 35 45 Erath 33 39 Mt. Carmel (Lafayette) 41 28 Church Pt. 11 39 Mt. Carmel (New Iberia) 49 22 Erath 24 17 I. Bayou 16 24 Gueydan 33 41 Church Pt. 17 22 Abbeville 30 33 Mt. Carmel 34 (Lafayette) 32 Mt. Carmel 35 (New Iberia) 29 Abbeville 34 I. Bayou ••District Manager V. TRAHAN Manager S. BABINEAUX 58-59 Manager L. COMPETE VARSITY TRACK SQUAD '58 KNEELING, left to right: Aides Hebert, Warren Landry, Carlton Herpin, Lawrence Boullion, Alvis Ab- 5hire, Milton Toups, Eddie Caillouet. STANDING, left to right: Manager Paul Mire, Lany Rost, Jackie Byler, Oneal Leblanc, Dexter Gary, Edward Primeaux, Benny Conrad, Rixby Trahan, Lany Heben, Man- ager Daniel Herpin. Coach W. E. Douglas is not shown. JR. VARSITY SQUAD '58 KNEELING, left to right: Bobby Dye, Richard Fabre, Joseph Romero, Lynwood Hargrave, Luther Herpin, Paul Hebert, Donald Clostio, Richard Abshire. STANDING, left to right: Manager Daniel Herpin, Charles Lormand, Thomas Trahan, Kenneth Adams, Joey Theriot. Adam Clostio. Rudolph Heben, Richard Trahan, Coach Joe Kite. Alvis Abshire Discus Carlton Heipin, Rixby Trahan, Jackie Byler Larry Hebert - 440-880 Relay I $ Benny Conrad Shot put- Discus Aides Hebert, Larry Boullion, Warren Landry Ralph Thompson Larry Rost, Eddie Caillouet 440 880 220 High-Low Hurdles Pole Vault High Jump 1957-58 AWARD WINNERS Norris Abshire Best Blocking Back Oneal Leblanc Outstanding Trackman Larry Rost Best Scholastic Average Larry Hebert Most Versatile Athlete Ernest Girouard Best Tackling Back Douglas Johnson - Foul Shot Larry Hebert Carlos Dubus - Melvin Marceaux Best Blocking Linemen Milton Toups - Best Defensive Player _ _ Best Rebounder Dexter Gary - Best Tackling Lineman LINDA COMPETE CARLTON HERPIN VERNELLE PRIMEAUX MAURICE DAILY MARY LORMAND EDWARD LA TOUR PATRICIA SIMON MICHAEL PRIMEAUX 9JS-.59 Jje ican (Jir s ’ S a e August 11-19 MARY LORMAND VERNELLE PRIMEAUX LINDA COMPETE VIRGIE DRONET LOUELLA RUNG � ' 1 O . � YS iTATt M o lpAAr o V wrs STiirt , BOYS ST ATI I J K 4 soys STATI £- Jje ican ioys7 S a e August 15-23 EDDIE LATOUR MAURICE DAILY DEXTER GARY MORRIS BORDELON iSeacfersfiip Qjonference June 19-27 CARLOS DUBUS FRANCES MOUTON ANNETTE SIMON CARLTON HERPIN 1959 STAFF Staff Officers V1RGIE DRONET Editor DEXTER GARY Assistant Editor PATRICIA SIMON Business Manager GERALD SELLERS Ad Manager . r w MRS. W. S. ROMERO Sponsor CoS sponsors MRS. M. WIGGINS Co-Sponsor MRS. L. LANGLANAIS Ad Sponsor ANNETTE SIMON Assistant Ed. X • LINDA DUHON Assistant Ed. SANDRA GIROUARD GERALD SELLERS Assistant Ad Managers PAT GASPARD Asst. Gills' Sports Ed. VERNELLE PRIMEAUX Business Manager PAT SIMON Ad Manager KATHY FAULK LINDA COMPETE Girls' Sports Ed. £ e PERCY LORMAND JR. Asst. Boys' Sports Ed. n MR. LEO SAPORITO DEXTER GARY DIANNE GREENE JEANNETTE TRAHAN Sponsor Boys' Sports Ed. Photographers Reporters F. B.L.A. CLUB MEMBERS aim straight take it it's good old members rock it, don't drop it installation fine women let’s try President GERALD SELLERS 2nd Vice President DELORES GUIDRY Treasurer VERDINE TRAHAN Sergeant-at-Arms MARY LEE-SCHEXNIXDER Reporter GERALDINE VALLOT Secretary SABLE SIMON UTU RE USINESS EADERS MERICA Mr. F.B.L.A. GERALD SELLERS Historian JEANETTE BOUDOIN Parliamentarian FRANCES MOUTON Ok 3 f. 0%. Officers UN DA DUHON Vice President PATRICIA BROUSSARD MRS. ETHEL DOUGLAS AVADEAN PR1MEAUX Advisor Historian 9JS-J9 VERNELLE PRIMEAUX Secreury GERTRUDE GREENE Parliamentarian MRS. A1MEE BROUSSARD Advisor J.J{. A. Jieaux 7 71. A. Activities Chapter Mothers F. H. A. Activity Day - Kaplan F. F. A. - F. H. A. Banquet School Board Dinner School Board Dinner School Board Dinner State Meeting State Meeting State Meeting State Meeting State Meeting State Meeting LYMANN TRAHAN Second Vice President ADLAS HEBERT Third Vice President MELVIN MARCEAUX Fourth Vice President GERALD TRAHAN Treasurer 9. 7 71. Officers RIXBY MARCEAUX President MR. LANDRY Advisor THOMAS MIRE Vice President JEROME VINCENT Reporter JOHNNY BROUSSARD Secretary LEO TRAHAN Parliamentarian DONALD BROUSSARD Sentinel Ch. (jf‘. Cfl. Sweetheart F. F. A. Sweetheart GERALDINE TRAHAN JCapfan 9-.J.CZ.GAap er fTARMERS pp FUTUP Serica OFFICERS ELLEN MYRTIS BROUSSARD Junior queen of 1958 Vermilion Parish Fair and Lou isiana Livestock Cross Breeding Festival. SANDRA LYNN GIROUARD Senior queen of 1958 Vermilion Parish Fair and Louisiana Live- stock Cross Breeding Festival. OFFICERS Louella Rung Alton Trahan Kathy Faulk Vivian Couvillion Gerry Vallot Peggy Romero Jeanette Boudoin Faye Johnson m Gerry Vallot State Winner Shelton Dubois Prize Winning Bull MAURICE DAILY President LINDA COMPETE Secretary -Treasurer c Science G ub MORRIS BORDELON Vice President JUDY WIGGINS Reporter PATRICIA SIMON MARY LORMAND LINDA COMPETE Head Cheerleader LINDA DUHON LYNN SIMON (t ieerfea c ers JJirettes Yea! Pirates Hail! Hail! The gang's all here! Rooting for the Pirates! Rooting for the Pirates I Hail! Hail! The gang’s all Here! Rooting for the Pirates now! VIRGIE DRONET Vice President PATRICIA GASPARD President SABLE SIMON Secretary DOLORES GUIDRY Treasurer KATHY FAULK Reporter Two! Four! Six! Eight! Who do we appreciate? Pirates! Pirates! Yea!! ! Pirates!!! JUDY SELLERS Sergeant-at-Arms CARLOS DUBUS Beau ANNETTE SIMON VERNELLE PRIMEAUX DEANY SMITH ANN BROUSSARD Queen LINDA COMPETE MARILYN BERTRAND GAYLE HERP1N Court DORA BROUSSARD LINDA WEBB REY ETTA MEAUX Honored Class of 1938 Flattops Dancers C )oncer i Jiancf CARLOS DUBUS Vice President ANNETTE SIMON Secretary-Treasurer ALVIN BROUSSARD Librarian n r c o u n c CARRIE LOU ELEAZAR Librarian GERTRUDE GREENE Reporter PATRICIA BROUSSARD Librarian Tt.TfS. (Speech ( jA 6 LINDA COMPETE Vice President LINDA DUHON President LYNN SIMON Secretary PERCY LORMAND JR. Treasurer SANDRA GIROUARD Reporter GERTRUDE GREENE Parliamentarian 1958-19.59 Mr. Leroy Robichaux, teacher, giving advice in the Library Reading Room. Miss Elmira O. Montgomery, Librarian, helping with a selection in the Reference-Work- ing Room. School Day 191 8-1 9 97575757575757?: SCHOOL 0A $ 1947 48 KAPLAN EL£M SCHOOL DAYS 1947 48 KAPLAN ELEM Compliments of E. W. HENRY MEAUX’S PHARMACY 31 Years of Service to the Sick View Masters and Large Candy Selection Agency for Revlon Cosmetics HOWARD DESHOTELS Feed - Baby Chicks - Poultry Poultry Supplies All Bills Payable First of the Month Kaplan, La. Compliments of DOUCET’S BARGAIN STORE Furniture Maytag Appliances Kaplan, La. Compliments of DR. GEORGE L. FLETCHER Compliments of KAPLAN FURNITURE STORE Kroehler Bedroom Furniture Manager, LYMAN VINCENT Phone MI3-7460 Compliments of EDLAR J. HEBERT General Merchandise Reasonable Prices Compliments of TOM BAUDOIN Admiral TV Second Hand TV Kaplan, La. N. Cushing Ave. Ph. MI 3-7737 Compliments of PAUL A. DOERLE Compliments of Wholesale Produce Institutional Size Groceries SMITH Complete Food Supplies for Land and Offshore PRINTING CO. Located: Bayard Addition Office Dial EM 4-5741 Res: EM 9-6488 556 North Avenue F. ilplPSsi Crowley, Louisiana P. O. Box 591 New Iberia, La. ELEAZAR’S JEWELRY STORE Exquisite Jewelry and Gifts for All Occasions Compliments of MEAUX’S FURNITURE STORE 317 W. Cushing Ave. Kaplan, La. Kaplan, La. Compliments of BESHO’S Compliments of KAPLAN STORE MEAT MARKET Fancy and Staple Groceries Vegetables at All Times Phone MI 3-6464 Free Delivery Owners ROY DARTEZ AND MAHLEN FAULK We Deliver 611 W. 2nd St. MI 3-6206 LIBERTY RICE MILL, INC. Cable Address: Libertymill Rice Millers, Growers, Distributors Post Office Box 218 Kaplan, Louisiana Phone MI 3-7175 Phone MI 3-7176 HOMi OWNIO AUTOEXEC Owners R. L. MEAUX S. M. BROUSSARD Phone MI 3-7450 809 North Cushing Ave. Kaplan, Louisiana KAPLAN Compliments FLOWER AND GIFT MARKET of Complete Floral and Gift Shop Wedding Invitations Designs, and Corsages Hospital Arrangements DR. LARRY SHIPP Funeral Designs Phones - MI 3-6114 MI 3-6480 Kaplan, Louisiana Drink! BARQ'S _ It's Good 8gl DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Lafayette, La. Compliments of M L CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors P. O. Box 95 MI 3-6280 Kaplan, La. Compliments of MEAUX’S LUMBER STORE HU Community Builders Paints Kaplan, Louisiana LEGE’S WHOLESALE DRUG CO. Drugs, Notions, Sundries School Supplies Compliments of WHITNEY IMPLEMENT CO. _ iw m i n n f f ft l ' . - s s4 pS|EI 1— Phone MI 3-7532 Kaplan, La. Phone MI 3-6527 Kaplan, La. Compliments of Compliments of P. E. ELEAZAR J. H. DESHOTELS SON SONS, INC. Real Estate Champ and Stetson Hats City and Farm Loans Peter Shoes and Tuf-Nut Work Clothes, Luggage and Piece Goods, U. S. Keds, Patterns Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of MODERN CLEANERS ELUE BROUSSARD SR. , Mgr. The Only Cleaners in Kaplan Using New Distilled Cleaning Solvent. We Sincerely Solicit Your Cleaning. Phone MI 3-7289 Kaplan, La. NOAH’S DEPARTMENT STORE Outfitters for the Entire Family 314 N. Cushing Kaplan, La. Phone MI 3-7490 Compliments of MIRE’S KETCH-ALL Manager: ELLIS MIRE Phone MI 3-7420 Kaplan, La. RAY STORES Outfitters for the Entire Family 304 N. Cushing Phone MI 3-7619 SELLERS’ Ready-to-Wear Latest Fashions Fashions for Ladies Coats - Suits - Dresses Shoes - Hats - Bags Phone MI 3-7308 RENE IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Authorized John Deere Dealer Post Office Box 57 Phone MI 3-6465 Kaplan, La. VINCENT SUPPLY CO. Furniture - Bulk Station Filling Station Sewmor Sewing Machines Tappan Ranges Esso Products Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of O. H. DESHOTELS, JR. HARGRAVE’S Compliments of SLAUGHTER HOUSE MARKET MEATS A. W. HERPIN CONSIGNEE Magnolia Products Phone MI 3-6383 Chill, Wrap Quick Freeze Meat 601 West First Street Ready for Your Freezer Custom Slaughtering Kaplan, La. Phone MI 3-7033 Kaplan, La. HORACE LORMAND INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of Hartford A Policy for Every Need DR. ABSHIRE AND Phone MI 3-7408 FAMILY 705 N. Church Ave. Kaplan, La. Compliments of BOURQUE-SIMON INSURANCE AGENCY 615 N. Cushing Avenue Kaplan, Louisiana BERNARD Compliments of IRVING IRRIGATION CO. BLANCHARD’S BOTTLING WORKS C. T. BLANCHARD, Owner Bottler of Orange Crush, O. C. Orange Sterilized Chocolate, Chaser Assorted Soda Water Phone MI 3-6125 Kaplan, La. Compliments of L. J. REAUX SON The Home of All Leather Shoes Phone MI 3-6321 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of PLANTERS HARDWARE STORE GOOD FOOD BOUILLION’S CAFE Fine Sea Food Delicious K. C. Steaks Phone MI 3-7438 Kaplan, La. KAPLAN DRUG STORE CHARLES A. BORNE Quality Service Satisfaction - Reliable Prescriptions Phone MI 3-6400 Kaplan, La. HUVAL BAKING CO. , INC. Stays Fresh Longer Lafayette, La. LORMAND MORVANT FURNITURE STORE Zenith and Philco Televisions Furniture and Electrical Appliances Phone MI 3-6465 Kaplan, La. Compliments of Compliments of VERMILION BANK TRUST CO. ACADIA VERMILION Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance RICE IRRIGATING CO., INC. Corporation SAGRERA-HANKS BRAQUET’S RICE DRIER WAREHOUSE PHARMACY Post Office Box 22 Phone MI 3-7218 Efficient Service Is Our Motto Proprietor: A. J. BRAQUET Rice Drying, Storage Manager: HAROLD BRAQUET and Seed Rice Cleaning Kaplan, Louisiana Phone MI 3-7200 Kaplan, La. Compliments of QUALITY CLEANERS LUL FABRE, Proprietor Pressing - Dyeing Repairing - Altering Phone MI 3-7220 Quality Groceries at NOAH BROUSSARD Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of DR. GEORGE MONSOUR VERMILION STUDIO IV 1 A KAPLAN CLEANERS Owner, EUGENE CONNOR Compliments of dick's 24 Hour Service Cleaning and Alterations Phone MI 3-7529 Kaplan, La. SERVICE STATION Compliments of LAFITTE yttlgfr WHOLESALE DRUG CO. Drugs - Notions - Sundries Phone MI 3-7553 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of ABSHIRE’S LUMBER YARD Kaplan, Louisiana MANCEAUX’S L. J. LINER REPAIR SHOP Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Work Lawn Mowers Sharpened Washing Machines and 801 N. Cushing Ave. Electric Irons Repaired Kaplan, La. 712 N. Cushing Ave. Kaplan, La. Phone MI 3-6364 Compliments of Compliments of BORDELON HARDWARE, INC. COTTON BROS. 300 South State Street BAKING CO. , mC. Alexandria, Louisiana Abbeville, La. CULLIGAN Compliments of SOFT WATER SERVICE CO. KAPLAN LANE J. LEBLANC LUMBER YARD MU. 5-2313 Delcambre, La. Kaplan, Louisiana DENNIS SIMON SUIRPSSTATION MUTUAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE K 'u 600 North Cushing Ave. mmm Phone MI 3-7456 Kaplan, Louisiana Ph. MI3-6252 Kaplan, La. WHITNEY MOTORS The '59 Fords Kaplan, Louisiana Bring Thunderbird Elegance to the Low-Price Field KAPLAN RICE MILL, INC. C. J. MONTGOMERY..............................President A. A. LEJEUNE-----------------------------Vice President A. G. LATOUR----------------------- Secretary-Treasurer P. H. GILBERT.............................Sales Manager Members of the Rice Millers Association Packages From: 1 to 100 Lbs. Rice Growers, Millers, and Distributors One of America's Largest Daily Milling Capacity 6, 000 Barrels Daily Drying Capacity 6, 000 Barrels Storage Capacity 375, 000 Barrels Kaplan, Louisiana WILEY’S 66 SERVICE STATION Road Service j5!2r Open 24 Hrs. a Day 7 Days a Week Compliments of ricf.land INSURANCE AGENCY Office in the Liberty Rice Mill Building C. KAPLAN - R. VINCENT for Complete Services Merchants of Security MI3-7570 Corner Highway Kaplan, La. Phone MI3-7175 Kaplan, La. GUILBEAUX AND FREDERICK AUTO REPAIR SHOP Compliments of Repairs on All Makes Autos and Trucks Parts - Accessories DR. L. P. BROUSSARD N. Cushing Ave. MI3-7722 Compliments of Compliments of KAPLAN TELEPHONE FAULK AND HARGRAVE FEED STORE CO. Feed and Fertilizer Dealers IN NTy Phone M13-6125 Kaplan, La. WILBY’S Compliments of SHEET METAL WORKS HARRISON MEAUX Kaplan Sheet Metal Works Contractors Air-Conditioning - Heating STUDIO Send a Picture With Every Letter Kaplan, La. Morgan City, La. M13-7205 Phone-6008 Phone MI3-7763 Kaplan, La. A WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT KAPLAN STATE BANK Compliments of SELLERS’ FABRIC MART for Fine Formals MARTIN’S Living Room - Bedroom Kitchen - Linoleum We Deliver Phone MI 3-6501 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of HARDEE LUMBER CO. Advertising Business Manager Manager We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who helped make the 1959 Roger a success. Special thanks go to the people who so kindly advertised their places of business in our yearbook. It is through your cooperation that we have been able to publish this yearbook. Phone MI 3-7234 510 W. First St. PAT SIMON Business Manager GERALD SELLERS Advertising Manager lutoyrap i. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ’ • WWW � Ml «It ’•,«