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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

0?oneuMVicL Although this picture may resemble a rather ordinary looking building - it is much more to us. It is the memory of our impressive days at Kaplan High. The clanging of locker doors be- tween classes, the rush to the dinner line, the long lines at the water foun- tains, the anxiety of the seniors getting their rings, and the Friday night foot- ball games are just a few of the mem- ories that will return to us in the years to come. We have worked and learned to- gether and our hearts will always re- turn here - to our Alma Mater. ScttoaC ‘TC.afcCcut, otU tcuta, 3 s4cU tctti4tn6itio t Section. @Ca40 cat con (Pjfaoo. (3o tte tto Sofi tocKone ?%eo uttout s4etioitieo s4t6Cetico s4dventioeme tto TOe dedicate t6ie 006 fo . . . TfOi, diec Sajz Uta The Jolly Roger Staff, acting in behalf of the faculty and student body, would like to dedicate this annual to Mr. Leo Saporito. This is done in recognition of his tremendous contributions both in the classroom and in extra- curricular activities - in particular the school news- pa per. 5 This annual is a pictorial history of our 1963-64 school year. There have been sad moments, trying moments, and gay moments that have filled this year with memories. In 1984, when you look back at these pictures, I hope that these memories will return to you. I would like to thank all those who helped with this yearbook and especially, Miss Abshire, the ad- visor. Kathleen Bordelon 6 SecflesuHteKct tt 8 'pniHCcfiaC Dear Seniors: For the past twelve years you have been studying the fundamental prin- ciples of our American system. You have learned that during its 174 years America has survived many severe crises. Each new generation will be faced with new problems to solve, some more critical than others. The survival of our American system will depend on how you, an alert American with an active mind, put in practice the basic principles you were taught during those formative years. You learned that the rights and privileges you now enjoy were earned and not given, and that laws imposed by the order of a few can never solve fundamental differences imbedded in the hearts and minds of the majority. You should study each problem carefully and not let your grievances over- shadow the many opportunities America has to offer. B. J. Bordelon 10 MR. DUNICE MEAUX FACULTY , ,, aux acuity MISS J. ABSHIRE Mathematics B.S., College ofS.H. MR. L. AUBE History B. A., U.S.L.; M.Ed., L.S.U. MRS. S. BORDELON English B.A., L.P.I. MRS. A. BROUSSARD Home Economics B.S., L.S.U. MR. J. DESHOTELS Chemistry; Mathematics B.A., U.S.L. MRS. V. DESOHOTELS English B.S., L.P.I. MISS C. BARRON Librarian B.S., L.S.U.; B.A.. U. of Ark. MR. E. COMEAUX French B.A., U.S.L.; M.Ed., L.S.U. MRS. M. DOUCET Business Education B.S., U.S.L. 12 MR. E. DOUGLAS Biology B.A., U.S.L.; M.A., Univ. of Ala. MRS. E. DOUGLAS Home Economics B.S., U.S.L. Secretary, Patty Compete. Smiling through tears because it's Monday. MR. L. DUGAS Coach; Civics B.S., U.S.L. MRS. M. FOREMAN Physical Education B.A., U.S.L. MRS. H. HOFFPAUIR English U.S.L. MR. J. KITE Coach; History M.S., L.S.U.; B. A., L.S.U. MRS. T. LABRY Science B.S., U.S.L.; M.S., L.S.U. 13 MRS. B. LANDRY English B.A., U.S.L.; M.A., Univ. of Miss. MR. L. LANDRY Agriculture B.S., U.S.L.; M.S., L.S.U. MRS. Z. LANDRY History B.A., U.S.L. MR. J. LANDRY Music B. M.E., U.S.L.; M. A. , Columbia MR. H. MEAUX Physics B.A., U.S.L. MR. L. ROBICHEAUX History B.A., U.S.L. M.Ed., L.S.U. MRS. A. ROMERO Mathematics B.A.. U.S.L. MRS. G. RUPERT Mathematics B.S., N.S.C. t MR. L. SAPORITO English B.A.. U.S.L.; M.Ed., L.S.U. MR. T. SIMON Coach; Mathematics Mr. Trahan, No, boys - it's H O - B.S., U.S.L. not HgSO MISS M. TOUPS English B.S., U.S.L. MR. J. TRAHAN Science B.S., U.S.L. MR. R. TRAHAN Industrial Arts B.S., U.S.L. MISS V. TRAHAN Speech; Civics B.A., U.S.L. Mr. Aube - What year was it that Washington crossed the hall? Caught in the act Sewice 'Pen MHeC (£a4todcCUt4, C. Le Leux, O. Boudion, A. Bertrand ( d etenca E. Thompson, S. Cormier, R. Bertrand, L. Hebert, J. Hebert 16 PUTUfre smoss Setttor EMILE LA TOUR, VICE PRESIDENT; MARY ANN DRONET, REPORTER; BRENDA HOLLIER, SECRETARY-TREASURER; MICHAEL DESHOTELS, PRESIDENT Canye t Seettvi Cci4 i t6e LARRY BENOIT Man's most outstanding virtue is quietness. RAYWOOD BERTRAND An all-around life is a merry life. ” KENNETH BONIN Live today, tomorrow is not. KATHLEEN BORDELON Character is higher than intellect. BRENDA BAUDOIN Consideration has drawn many friends. PATRICIA BAUDOIN Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. JANELLE ABSHIRE As true and sweet as a rosebud. STEVE ABSHERE The traveled mind is the educated mind. KAYWARD BOUILLION A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse. BEVERLY BOURQUE • The shortest answer is doing. ” GENEVIEVE BOURQUE The force of her own merit makes her way. KENNETH BOURQUE A man of courage is also full of faith. BETTY BROUSSARD Wit is honey lent without the sting. BRENDA BROUSSARD To wear a face of joy pre- sented with a smile. HORACE BROUSSARD For he that once is good, is great forever. ” JOAN BROUSSARD Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile. MARY LOU BROUSSARD Manners-the final and per- fect flower of noble charac- ter. MARY OLIVE BROUSSARD Her cap of velvet could not hold the tresses of her hair of gold. ” HELEN CORMIER Her voice of silver is the rich music of a summer bird. ROBERT DARBY 'If what must be given is given will- ingly our kindness is doubled. REYNOLD BROUSSARD Serenity is a mark of virtue. ROSE MARIE CAMPBELL She has a heart with room for every joy. LORETTA CHEEK Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. PATRICIA CHEEK Wise to resolve and patient to per- form. DANNY COMEAUX Man is the merri- est species of the creation. RUSSELL COMEAUX Patience and shuffle the cards. BETTY ANN DARTEZ Joy is not in things, it is in us. BETTY JANE DARTEZ A wit with dunces, and a dunce with wit. MICHAEL DESHOTELS There is no true orator who is not a hero. MARY ANN DRONET Books are the ever burning lamp of accumulated wis- dom. PATRICIA DRONET The spirit indeed is will- ing. LEANNA DUHON Sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb. GERALDINE DUPUIS The graces of womanhood shown in her face. FRANK FALGOUT Lofty in height, good in deed, prevailing determin- ation. JAMES FALGOUT When there is a will there is a way. LINDA FAULK The twinkle of her eyes displayed her charm. ALISON GASPARD Let each man hope and believe what he may. BENNIE HARTMAN His manners were gentle, complying, and bland. WANELLE HEBERT Small things are best. ROBERT GASPARD A merry heart maketh a merry life. JOSEPH GREENE Every age has its pleasures, its style of wit, and its own ways. AUDREY GUIDRY Kindness floats upon the wings of silence. WADE HANKS To speak as the common people do, to think as the wise men do. BRENDEL HARGRAVE Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. BEVERLY HARRINGTON She who works and works will always prosper. SENIORS ARE MEASURED FOR CAPS AND GOWNS I’ve measured the brawn, now to measure the brains. Who is to be the next Mr. America? BRENDA HOLLIER Be efficient and the world is thine. CHARLOTTE ISTRE I am a friend of sport. LA VELLE JOHNSON ”A good disposition is a priceless treasure. FLOYD LANDRY Humanity is the gift of a smiling man. JENNIFER LANDRY To be powdered, perfumed, and neat. JANICE LATIOLAIS Friendship is a sheltering tree. SHERYL LATIOLAIS In her tongue is the law of kindness. EMILE LA TOUR Patience and gentleness is power. LINDA LAVERGNE A sweet attractive kind grace brings comfort in a face. CALLIE LEBEOUF Unlimited power is with in her reach. of CLARENCE LEBLANC Be sure you are right then go ahead. DOUGLAS LEBEOUF The farmer was the first and best man. ERNEST LEBEOUF With strength and patience man can achieve anything. MARY ANN MARCEAUX To blush and gently smile. ODILON MARCEAUX Manhood, not scholarship, is the first door of life. ROLAND MARCEAUX A kind gentle heart he had, to comfort friends and foes. SHIRLEY MARCEAUX Deeds give strength to life. WHITNEY MATTHEWS Men's conversation is like their life. Wake up, Mike, the bell is about to ring. THOMAS MEAGHER Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. PHYLLIS MEAUX Laugh and the world laughs with you. ” FRANK MENARD Let me live to be a friend to man. ” ALBERTA MIRE Her little deeds of kind- ness helped make the earth happy. MICHAEL MIRE Happy art thou, as if everyday thou hast picked up a horseshoe. ” RONALD MIRE Great men stand like towers. UN DA MOUTON Her delicate feet in the dance twingled round. ” WILUAM PERRIN Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusi- asm. JAMES PERRIN Look before you leap and you shall never drown. ” MARY AGNES RICHARD Your wit makes others witty. FAYETTA SIMON Devout, yet cheerful, active, yet resigned. JOSEPH SIMON He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. RENEE RUGGIERIO Thine eyes are like the deep, blue heaven. VENORA RUNG A warm heart brings many friends. VIRGIE CAROL RUPERT The price of wisdom is above rubies. ROBERTA SCHEXNIDER Silence is golden, but speech is silver. BETHANY SIMON Prayer moves the hand which moves the world. ELAINE SIMON The mind has a thou- sand eyes; And the heart but one. ” Seniors display their rings. '•J MARVIN SIMON A sweet attitude is the de- finition of a happy man. PHILLIP SIMON The power of thought - the magic of the mind! GERALDINE STELLY ’’Silence that speaks in the eloquence of eyes. ROLAND THIBODEAUX I dare do all that may be- come a man; Who dares do more is none. JAMES TOUCHET He is a man of God's mold. ’’ JOHN TOCHET Be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger. DEXTER TRAHAN To be handsome is a great gift; to be friendly is a greater one. EVA TRAHAN Her hair was long, her foot was light, and her eyes were bright. JOLENE TRAHAN Beautiful in form and fea- ture, can there be so fair a creature. LENA TRAHAN Crowned with a kind heart. ODEON TRAHAN Where is truth but in the soul itself. LENA VINCENT Laughter is the joyous re- flection of personality. ” DEXTER TRAHAN ecuctc uC JOLENE TRAHAN 31 s4tl- s4%ou td BRENDA HOLLIER EMILE LA TOUR Up the ladder of success, but its a long slide down. 32 0? zv vute JANICE LATIOLAIS DEXTER TRAHAN Our group had 33% fewer cavities. 'UeucCCteAt JAN LATIOLAIS MICHAEL DESHOTELS All I said was, 'Hi ya Babe. Tftoat fo Succeed PHILIP SIMON VIRGIE CAROL RUPERT If we get away with this - we'll succeed at any' thing. z uC e tt£e fuz t MARY LOU BROUSSARD BENNIE HARTMAN Just wait until he steps down! Tftaat s4tMetic ODILON MARCEAUX That's the way the ball bounces. 34 TOittiett RUSSEL COMEAUX MARY AGNES RICHARD Russel, if I was a little bigger-----------------. TTfo t StucUoua THOMAS MEAGHER KATHLEEN BORDELON Tommy, what does antidisestablish- menterialistic mean?” (puteat DOUGLAS LEBOEUF ELAINE SIMON Are you sure this is what going steady means? 'Dcutce'16 LINDA MOUTON JOSEPH GREENE Linda, please don't step on my toe again. )k ecC 7 tcviceaux yaoe 6to 6o tono to t e eoontd. ico ttteooect front to 6eooe t. z td otefrt t t freace” We, the Class of 1964, of Kaplan High School, being of reasonably sound mind and memory, do hereby make and publish this our last will and testament. To the Principal and Faculty Members: The pleasure of being rid of us; restful nights and peaceful days. A collection of new and interesting alibis. Affection, gratitude, and many overdue Thank you's for individual services and favors. To the Junior Class: A collection of initials and other ingravings in the Senior Homerooms. Poise and dignity, which they sadly need. Opportunities on the athletic teams, debate teams and in all the other school organi- zations. All items which they may find in the desks we leave behind, including cuds of gum, pencil stubs, used spitballs, etc. If by chance they find anything of possible value it is not included in this bequest. To the Sophomores: The few traces of meekness and humility that we have left. They don't seem to have any so even a little should be welcome. A lot of good advice which we won't specify because they wouldn't follow it anyway. A bottle of smelling salts to help them recover from the shock of discovering that they don’t know as much as they think they do. To the Freshmen: All our dreams that didn't come true. The indescribable joys of giggling at nothing. The pleasures and pangs of puppy love. We aren't quite through with them but they’ll get them anyway. Besides these gifts we leave our blessing upon this school and its teachers and our pledge of friendship and loyalty in all the activities of the school. 38 JVMOPS Patricia Menard Reporter Susan Vincent Secretary Wade Mouton President Susan Faulk Vice President Connie Hebert Treasurer V 965 peiwyUtca. Howard Menard Joyce Hebert Gloria Alleman Brenda Benoit Ronald Bertrand Wilfred Bouillon Voris Abshire Darryl Bertrand Judy Bourque Harris Broussard Collins Bourque Holloway Bourque Thomas Breaux Brenda Broussard Charles Broussard Manuel Broussard 41 Martha Broussard Mary Ann Broussard Ray Allen Campbell Conrad Clark Joel Conner Veronica Conner James Cooke Leighton Couvillon Michael Denais Dennis Doucet Sharon Broussard Ray Clark Lana Dartez Samuel Doucet 42 X a y Wanda Duhon Douglas Fredrick Margaret Greene Patrick Guidry Cynthia Faulk Susan Faulk Ray Fruge Patricia Gautreaux Phyllis Girouard Tommie Gran berry George Greene Louis Guidry Polly Hardee Darrell Hargrave 43 Otis Hargrave Clara Harrington Brenda Hebert Ronald Hebert Joyce Hebert Marvin Hebert Rend a Hebert Willis Hebert Dorothy Key Beverly Landry Deborah Harrington Connie Hebert Charles Herpin Linda Landry pi Philip Landry Nolan Lemaire Lou Jane Marceaux Howard Menard Beverly Lege Benny Lemaire Barbara Lormand Danny Manceaux Calvin Marceaux John Marceaux Dalton Me aux Kenneth Meaux Patricia Menard Ronald Menard 45 Beverly Mire Sybil Mire Donald Mouton Wade Mouton Larry Rivette Harold Roche Glen Romero Barbara Rost Barbara Saltzman Donnie Schexnider Juanita Monceaux Darrell Richard Ted Roy Sally Schexnider 46 peggy Simon Gale Stansbury Juliet Trahan Vernola Trahan Stephen Simon Terry Simon Peggy Stelly Ruby Suire Melvin Touchet Harold Trahan Mae Rose Trahan Rodney Trahan Lynwood Vaughn Barbara Vincent 47 i � Brenda Vincent Deanna Vincent Myrna Vincent Susan Vincent Kenneth Vincent Susan Vincent You're gonna what? Are you sure you’re measuring for a class ring. 48 SOPHOMORES Linda LeBlanc Secretary Phyllis Bouillon President Sulie Bourque Vice President Ruth Ann Broussard Treasurer t ?66 p av vUte4 Linda Frederick Harold LeMaire 50 Peggy Abshire Allie Adams Barbara Adams Barbara Bertrand Marian Bertrand Linda Blanc Phyllis Bouillion Sullie Bourque Charlene Breaux Barbara Brice Joseph Broussard Linda Broussard Norman Broussard Ruth Ann Broussard Mavis Buford Peggy Campbell Peter Cheek Catherine Ciabotti Charlotte Clostio Patsy Clostio Lonnie Comeaux Mary Evelyn Comeaux Paul Conner Gayle Dartez 51 Jerry Denais Robert Doucet Sandra Doucet Carolyn Duhon Larry Duhon Mary Lou Duhon Barbara Edwards Beverly Ellen Dale Faulk Gwen Faulk Rodney Faulk Linda Frederick Craig Fusilier Fay Fusilier Brenda Gaspard Daniel Gaspard Stella Gaspard Lenis Guidry Linda Guidry Shirley Guidry Thomas Guidry Wayne Harrington Faye Hebert Eita Faye Hebert 52 Rayfred Hebert Luddy Herpin Amy Landry Jacqueline Landry Roland Landry Delores LaSalle David LeBlanc Linda LeBlanc Mary Leblanc Norris Lege Robert Lege Ronald Le Leaux Sharon Le Leaux Gayle Le Maire Harold Le Maire Leo Le Maire Marie Le Maire Harriet Lormand Rebecca Magee Margarite Mathiews Linda Marceaux Rufus Marceaux Jeanne Meaux Michel Meaux S3 James Menard Rodney Menard Susan Menard Shirline Mire Charles Monceaux Claudette Mouton Wayne Perrin Linda Perrin Otis Perry Carol Primeaux Myra Primeaux Hazel Roche Doris Rost Brenda Rung Evans Saltzman Kenneth Simon Russel Simon Bradley Stelly Wanda Touchet Manvis Trahan Renee Trahan Eldridge Vincent Alton Romero, Jr. Leland Romero Marlene Romero Timothy Romero 54 Osteen Rayetta Conner Secretary Devons Vincent Vice President Russell Adams President Lea LaBry Treasurer e£ 44 4 967 Lonnie Vincent Mary Hartman 56 Gerald Abshire Wesley Abshire Elizabeth Adams Russell Adams Susan Bell Rebecca Benoit Phillis Bertrand Ray Boudreaux Darryl Bouillion Alva Jane Boutte Frank Breaux Bruce Broussard Earlene Broussard Floyd Broussard Preston Broussard Sandra Broussard Susan Broussard Robert Buford Allen Ray Campbell Ray Wilson Campbell Dean Clostio Rayetta Conner Cheryl Cormier Johnny Cormier Julian Couvillion Mike Dartez Dwayne David Linda David Deanna Demette William Deshotels William Doucet Bennie Dronet Chester Duhon Glenn Duhon Harvey Duhon 57 John Duhon Roycie Duhon George Fletcher Sharon Frederick Sandra Fruge Carrol Galley Penelope Garner Dexter Gary Leslie Giles Russell Greene Carrie Griffin Ann Gail Guidry Beatrice Guidry Daniel Guidry Jimmy Dale Guidry Jimmy Guidry Michael Guidry Rodney Guidry Ronnie Guidry Cheryl Guillet Mary Lou Guillot Carlan Hanks Linda Hargrave Mary Ann Hargrave Ronnie Hargrave © r'.i::; ..T. v 0 Jr' i J 2- ft Wwl Z01'1 ft 0 m ir i a © Q w Iris Harrington Kenneth Harrington Cynthia Hartman Mary Hartman Arron Hebert Jacqueline Hebert Linda Hebert Marvin Henry Jerome Herpin Linda Hollier 58 Betty Johnson Lea La Bry Judy LeBlanc Ruby LeBlanc George LeBoeuf 9 WLali m • IBi Um ■ V. v. Nellie LeBoeuf Richard LeBoeuf Susan LeBoeuf Arthy Lemaire Deanna Lemaire Cs H V f Judy Lemaire Michael Lemaire Ruby Lemaire Kenneth Lor m and Trudy Lormand Kitty Marceaux Joyce Marceaux Ronnie Marceaux Sandra Marceaux Billy Matthews David Matthews Diane Meaux Douglas Meaux Ronald Meaux Presley Miller Glenn Mire Joycelyn Mire Patrick Mire Rose Mire Carla Sue Monic Bernie Morvant Darnell Mouton Julius Newman Jess Perrin Carol Perry 59 Stephen Perry Gloria Primeaux J. L. Primeaux Mary Ann Richard Patrick Roche Judith Roy Ellis Rung Charles Saltzman Leanna Schexnider Gene Simon Elizabeth Simon Floyd Smith Kenneth Sonnier Charlotte Suire Thomas Suire Barbara Touchet Eva Mae Trahan Kattie Trahan Kendale Trahan Ray Allen Trahan Sandra Trahan Vivian Trahan Wyman Trahan Daly Vaughn Herbert Verret 0 if? ni « mkm K; i J I Devons Vincent Donald Vincent Jo Ann Vincent Lonnie Charles Vincent Lonnie Reed Vincent Margaret Vincent Thelma Vincent Vernola Vincent 60 Peter Broussard Reporter Chris Landry Treasurer John Conner Secretary Sandra Touchet Vice President Wes Magee President ?96Z '?aowute4 Linda Schexnider Wes Magee 62 Deanna Abshire Jimmie Abshire Russell Abshire Steven Abshire Linda Boulet Lillie Bourque Bruce Breaux Sandra Breaux Ellen Broussard Gerald Broussard Mary Broussard Peter Broussard Daniel Campbell Jean Campbell Sandra Champagne Catherine Comeaux John Conner Presley Cormier Ronnie Cormier Shirley Cormier Wayne Couvillon Kathy Dailey Alice Dartez Floyd Dartez Rene Dartez Sharri Dartez Patrick David Cheryl Dronet Roderick Dye Charles Faulk Linda Faulk Charlene Fevrejean Judy Fontenot Frances Foster Terry Frederick 63 Florine Griffen Glenn Guidry Margaret Hargrave Linda Harrington Russell Harrington Kerry Garner Kenneth Gaspard Ronald Gautreaux Ted Girouard Samual Greene Myrna LaBry Laura LaFleur Chris Landry Madeline Landry Richard Landry Linda LaPointe Harry LaSalle Glenn Latiolais Darrell LeBeouf Edward LeBeouf Herbert LeBlanc Linda LeBlanc Michael LeBlanc Donald Lemaire Bonnie Lormand Wesley Magee Charles Marceaux Allen Matthews Charles Mathiews Laura McDaniel 64 Eaton Hebert Joan Hebert Roy Hebert Velta Hebert Vickie Herpin Joseph Key Denwood LaBry h t T Donald Meaux Jimmy Meaux Judy Meaux Lenward Meaux Brenda Menard Ray Michon Betty Mire James Mire Kenneth Palombo Ann Primeaux Luther Primeaux Raywood Primeaux Rudy Roche James Romero Jimmy Romero Ethel Saltzman Catherine Schexnider Linda Schexnider Rainey Schexnider Susie Schexnider Brenda Simon Conrad Simon Rudy Sonnier Michael Stelly Lucille Suire Johnnie Theall Dennis Thompson Sandra Trahan Cheryl Trahan Raymond Trahan Rebecca Trahan Rose Trahan Toney Turnley Larry Vidalier Deborah Vincent 65 Lou Ann Broussard Doris Buford Floyd Vincent Linda Vincent Richard Abshire Russell Abshire Steve Bagget Gary Bennett Herman Bertrand Wayne Bertrand Michael Bonin Charmaine Bordelon Nettie Boudoin Joey Bourque Jonny Bourque Michael Briolo Josetta Broussard Brenda Campbell Gerald Campbell Brenda Clark Russell Clostio Wonda Clostio Adrian Conner Robert Cooke Callie Cormier Judith Cormier Helen Corner Ruby Corner Clara Courville Charlotte Daily Yvonne Dartez Marlene Denais Shelly Deshotels Jeffery Dronet Melba Dronet Michael Duhon Daniel Faulk bb Brenda Feverjean Jan Fletcher Donald Frederick Joyce Frederick Dalton Friou 1 ■ m ■O-. o Steve Guidry Ginger Flargrave Herbert Hargrave James Hargrave Roger Hargrave A JvjL % Russell Hargrave Diana Harrington Juanita Harrington Sandra Harrington Charlene Hartman 9 jQ Brenda Hebert Delta Hebert mV , Pr'' v 0L y ■ jiint n V - i ghk A iSAl 2. Aj rS S j W 2 ° xi, Sanford Herpin Russell Key Annette LaBry Garland Langlinais Priscilla LaPoint James LeBlanc Wilbert LeBlanc Eva LeBoeuf Rodney LeBoeuf Debbie Le Leux Shelby Leleux David LeMaire Michael LeMaire Steve Lormand Dallas Marceaux Gecalyn Marceaux Roy Marceux Terry Marceaux Allen McDaniel Eve Meaux 67 Linda Meaux Sally Meaux Maxie Michon John Mire Shirleen Mire Beverly Mouton Patrick Palombo Michael Primeaux Chester Richard Linda Richard Kenneth Rivette Harry Lee Roy Jimmie Rung Judy Savoy Annie Schexnider 68 Rogers Sonnier Sandra Sonnier Ronald Stelly David Steward Cynthia Stuard Larry Schexnider Lenwood Schexnider Michael Schexnider Russell Simon Mary Ann Suire Mary Lene Suire Brenda Theall Garland Thompson Wayne Touchet Freddie Ann Toups Brenda Trahan Russell Trahan Edward Turnage Elizabeth Vidalier 4 eCtca t tfvU4. State Brenda Hollier Kathleen Bordelon Virgle Rupert STANDING: Emile Latour, Wade Mouton; SITTING: Thomas Meagher, Brenda Hollier, Jan Latiolais, Kenneth Bourque 7Z S. Student Emile and Wade checking lockers Virgie Rupert Joan Broussard Mary Lou Broussard Janice Latiolais 72 Kathleen Bordelon Brenda Hollier Philip Simon Genevieve Bourque Ronald Mire Kenneth Bourque Whitney Matthews Bill Perrin Kathleen Bordelon President 7 'Seta (?Cu Joan Broussard Vice President MissJ. Abshire Sponsor Mary Ann Dronet Treasurer Vickie Rupert Secretary fc 73 7 flatty Kathleen Bordelon Editor Thomas Meagher Assistant Editor Genevieve Bourque Business Manager MissJ. Abshire Advisor Geraldine Stelly Advertising Manager 74 Joan Broussard Editor Connie Hebert Assistant Editor Mr. Leo Saporito Advisor Thomas Meagher Sports Editor Brenda Hollier Assistant Editor Emile Latour Sports Editor 75 F. H. A. Executive Council Members F.H.A. MEMBERS JUNIOR F. H. A. MEMBERS Cynthia Faulk Agribusiness Queen SENIOR and JUNIOR F. H. A. OFFICERS Officers of F. H. A. served as hostesses for annual Christmas Dinner for School Board Members. Members of one of the two senior home economics classes who prepared and served the Christmas Dinner to School Board Members. What do you see down the hall, gills? Girls, the stitches must be fine. My hard work paid off in the Tupperware Sale. Move, girls, I'm hungry. Is it good? Doggie, Doggie, I've got a doggie. Learn now for later. 79 Ronald Mire President Wade Mouton 1st Vice President Ronald Bertrand 2nd Vice President Donald Mouton 3rd Vice President Frank Menard 4th Vice President Kenneth Bourque Secretary SUSAN FAULK Delegates to Leadership Conference Joan Broussard - F. F. A. Sweetheart at State Convention. Delegates to State F. F. A. Conven- tion and chapter Sweetheart make a quick change. 82 F. F. A. members operating money-making project. F. F. A. members working on Chapter acorn Donnie Schexnider and his beef enterprises, project. Douglas LeBoeuf and swine enterprise in background. Ag. Ill class operating hog — successful: Russell Greene and his Brahmans heifer. Ronald Mire and his Angus steer. Carlan Hanks with his Brahman heifer. 83 Patricia Dronet 2nd Vice President Patricia Cheek Historian Betty Broussard Reporter Eva Mae Trahan Miss F. B. L. A. Geraldine Stelly Secretary Genevive Bourque T reasurer Joseph Greene Mr. F. B. L. A. Renee Ruggiero Parliamentarian Linda Lavergne 1st Vice President UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Eve Mea Trahan President 84 Leaving for Alexandria MEMBERS Group displays new machines STANDING: Sammy Greene, Kayward Boullion, Wade Hanks, Dexter Trahan. Russell Greene. SITTING: Sandra Doucet, Betty Dartez, Roland Thibodeaux, Wade Mouton, Linda Faulk. Steve Abshire. Alton Romero displays trophy and ribbon and Grand Champion. Kayward Boullion with his mare. Mrs. Alton Romero presents Cowbelle Trophy to Russell Greene. Joyce Marceaux and her young boar. Roland Marceaux and his boar. State High School Rodeo Finals, Kayward Bouillion 4th place Steer Wrestling Wade Mouton and his Hereford steer. 87 John Toucher President John Marceaux Vice President Rayfred Hebert Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Trahan teaches electricity. Group busy with woodwork. Woodworking Drafting PtcUldtnccU 4it (?tci44€ Furniture made in wood- Mechanics, working. Drafting 89 Woodworking Mechanics ( yvie4 i %HcCe tce e u Hf ixecC (? u%ru4 90 Louis Guidry debating in the Speech II class. Jennifer Landry debating in the Speech II class. Mary Lou, Polly, Jennie in the Christmas play. Polly, Jimmy, Harold in Christmas play. Vickie, and Ronnie are Angels. 91 2 Big Boy smiles as he learns about his victory. Each year a group of students are selected to represent Kaplan High School in Abbeville for Parish Day Government. The program was designed to give students a chance to see how parish government functions and to make better citizens of each of the students. p School board member, Connie Kaplan, ex- plains office to Candidate Connie Hebert. The Federalist candidates hurry with signs before the assembly. •M Everyone enjoyed the speeches. The Pelican Staters acted as commissioners during the elections. The Nationalist candidates take time from the noon break to put up more posters. PIRETTE OFFICERS Mary Lou Broussard, Eva Mae Trahan - Sergeant-at-Arms; Renee Ruggiero - Secretary; Sheryl Latiolais - Presi- dent; Betty Broussard - Vice President; Mary Ann Dronet - Reporter; Genevieve Bourque - Treasurer. Pincited f 963-64 WHITNEY MATTHEWS FIRST ROW: V. Rupert, L. Vincent, M. Vincent, R. Broussard, B. Magee, J. Landry, J. Landry, L. Landry, E. Adams, S. Menard. SECOND ROW; V. Trahan, F. Hebert, C. Duhon, M. Comeaux, L. Mouton, R. Schexnider, M. Vincent, B. Rung, J. Trahan, M. Richard, S. Vincent, M. Deshotels, P. Simon, B. Matthews. V. Conner, C. Conner, B. Dronet, R. Simon. THIRD ROW: E. Simon, A. Primeaux, M. Labry, S. Touchet, M. Landry. P. 96 Menard, B. Landry, J. Hebert, M. Broussard, B. Deshotels, D. Vincent, B. Hartman, R. Marceaux, R. Conner, W. Matthews, K. Vincent, P. Hardee, B. Perrin, J. Herpin, R. Bertrand, H. Menard, F. Menard, J. Marceaux, M. Hartman. FOURTH ROW: J. Landry - Director, K. Bordelon, C. Faulk, P. Girouard, C. Hebert. S. Faulk, J. Broussard, C. Ciabotte. P. Conner, T. Simon, J. Touchet, M. Mire, D. Comeaux, J. Conner. 97 FIRST ROW: Vicki Rupert - Secretary-Treasurer; Roberta Schexnider - Librarian; Linda Mouton - Librarian; Mary Agnes Richard - Reporter; Cynthia Faulk - Librarian; Mr. John Landry - Director; Raywood Bertrand, James Touchet - Uniform Custodians; Bill Perrin - President; Whitney Matthews - Vice President. Kathleen Bordelon Feature Twirler 7fCa,j iette6 Joan Broussard Head Majorette MR. LAMN------ Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Featuring: Gene Thomas TfloKcCentciHd, TtipM fluKcon,-Senio '63- 64 Kayward yarns as helps clean up. The Physics Class The day begins The central angles are equal Kathleen receives a medal It's the noon break And so, the day ends 104 iivr SNvnao msn mmnas FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Harold LeMaire, Leland Romero, Sullie Bourque, Billy Mathews, Wayne Perrin, Gale Lemaire, Nolan Lemaire, Tom Meagher, Whitney Mathews, Emile Latour, Sammy Doucet. SECOND ROW, L. to R: John Mar- ceaux, Ronald Bertrand, Eldrigde Vincent, Dwayne David, Gene Simon, Ronald Hebert, Louis Guidry, Wade Mouton, 'poat zii — afaytf (nett Every one of the boys on these two pages has proved that he has what it takes. These are the boys who are fighting for you and your school every Friday night. Every one of the boys was playing because he enjoyed playing, but more important because he wanted to support his, and your school. no Harold Trahan, Red Hargrave. THIRD ROW, L. to R: Luddy Herpin, Lenis Guidry, Mike Deshotels, Ernest LeBeouf, Odilon Marceaux, Ray Fruge, Joel Conner, Evans Saltzman, Roland Thibodeaux, Jimmy Cooke, Otis Hargrave. This year we played some of the top teams in the state. We are proud of the fact that we beat Breaux Bridge for the first time in the history of our school. This victory was brought about by a good team effort. We had good team effort in all our games. This teamwork is the most important phase of football. If we can remember it is how we play the game that counts and not how many we win, we will always have a good team. I I I John Marceaux Guard Michael Deshotels Tackle Harold Lemaire Fullback Nolan Lemaire Quarterback Thomas Meagher Right Halfback Harold Trahan Halfback Emile Latour Guard Ronald Bertrand End Ernest Le Beouf Middle Guard Darrel Hargrave Quarterback Ray Fruge Tackle Odilon Marceaux Tackle ?963 s4t6ietcc tutquet FRONT ROW, L. to R: Harold Lemaire, Mike Mire, Tommy Meagher, Emile Latour, Larry Le- bouef, Van Landry. SECOND ROW: Roland Manceaux, Ronald Mire, Godfrey Mire, Odilon Marceaux, Landis Wiggins, Charles Landry. TOP ROW: Eddie Hargrave, Harold Trahan, Darrell Hargrave, Ronald Bertrand, Sammy Doucet, Whitney Matthiews, Dennis Doucet, Mike Deshotels. • lette une L. to R: Tommy, Emile, Whitney, Ronald, Harold, Sam, Darrell, Harold, Mike, Odilon. 114 J. Kite, J. Trahan, T. Simon, R. Rost, L. Dugas Emile Latour presenting the Breaux Bridge game ball to Coach Kite. 'K.' S. 6e i£etuie%4. Janice Latiolais Brendel Hargrave Patricia Dronet - Head Cheerleader Jolene Trahan Brenda Hollier Brendel Hargrave Janice Latiolais Patricia Dronet Jolene Trahan Brenda Hollier 116 p. V. Squad V KNEELING: Johnny Theall, Billy Matthiews, Leland Romero, Preston Broussard, Carlan Hanks, Wayne Perrin, Gayle Lemaire, Glen Duhon, Arthy Lemaire, Norris Richard, Gene Simon. STANDING: Marion Bertrand, Sullie Bourque, Dwayne David, Eldridge Vincent, Luddie Herpin, Lenis Guidry, Evans Saltz- man, James Cooke, Ronald Hebert, Gerald Abshire, Louis Guidry. p.'V. (? iee'iCecuCen TOP ROW: Faye Hebert, Ruth Ann Broussard BOTTOM ROW: Mary Evelyn Comeaux Cathy Ceabottie Becky Magee 117 TOP ROW: Harold Lemaire, Ronald Mire, Ray Fruge, Voris Abshire, Micheal Mire. KNEELING: Harold Trahan, Nolan Lemaire, Ronald Bertrand, Whitney Mathews, Darrell Hargrave. Se ti vi6 Ronald Mire Center Micheal Mire Forward Whitney Mathews Guard 118 Harold Lemaire Guard SCHEDULE December 3 Fatima December 6 Erath December 9 Erath December 10 Gueydan January 3 Morgan City January 7 Crowley January 10 Cathedral January 14 Abbeville January 17 Franklin January 21 Northside January 28 Morgan City January 31 Crowley February 11 Franklin February 14 Northside February 18 Abe ville • Denotes district games Voris Abshire Center Harold Trahan Guard Ronald Bertrand Forward Darrell Hargrave Guard 120 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT KAPLAN STATE BANK Member of F. D. I. C. Complete Banking Facilities Compliments of LAFITTE WHOLESALE AND DRUG Owners: IVAN BOURQUE ELLIS BOURQUE Phone MI 3-7553 Drugs Notions Sundries Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of PIAZZA OFFICE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT Typewriters, Adding Machines New and Used Typewriters Sold or Rented Repair on All Makes Compliments of Compliments of DOUCET’S BARGAIN STORE Maytag Appliances Phone MI 3-6161 217 N. Cushing Ave. Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of BOUILLION’S WESTERN STORE Clothing to Fit Entire Family Spurs, Boots, and Saddles 107 W. First Street Kaplan, Louisiana MI 3-7438 HARRISON MEAUX STUDIO Phone: MI 3-7763 Kaplan, Louisiana • o7ovv® DRUGS Compliments of BRAQUET’S PHARMACY 214 North Cushing Kaplan, Louisiana Phone MI 3-7200 Owner: HAROLD BRAQUET BORDELON HARDWARE CO. Complete Line of Sporting Goods Plumbing and Electric Supplies General Hardware - Climatic Paints MI 3-6140 118 N. Cushing Avenue in Kaplan, Louisiana 300 State St. in Abbeville, Louisiana Compliments of FAULK AND HARGRAVE FEED STORE Bewley's Anchor Feeds Seeds - Fertilizer Remedies and Insecticides Owners: DUNIS FAULK and EDDIE HARGRAVE Compliments Compliments of of KAPLAN DR. GEORGE L. FLETCHER FURNITURE STORE Appliances Phone MI 3-7460 5|kelvinatorL1 Compliments J. D. PAT THOMPSON, President of ROY P. VINCENT, Treasurer MRS. HELEN M. THOMPSON Secretary KAPLAN LUMBER YARD KAPLAN BUILDING and SERVICE, INC. JOSEPH’S FURNITURE STORE P. O. Box 247 Telephone MI 3-8855 Kaplan, Louisiana MONCEAUX’S ESSO STATION Complete Line of Accessories and Cooper Tires PELICAN OIL COMPANY, INC. Texaco Petroleum 700 East First Street Telephone MI 3-8202 Night Calls MI 3-7769 Kaplan, Louisiana Its Products I 1 P.O.Box 301 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of WHITNEY Compliments of IMPLEMENT COMPANY Telephone MI 3-652 7 Kaplan, Louisiana DR. AND MRS. EDWARD R. VILLEMEZ I S FLO’S BEAUTY PARLOR FRENCHIE’S BARBER SHOP No. 6 Nel Court One Block From Gretna, La. Pelican Motel on Expressway Gretna, La. MRS. PERVIS DUBOIS, Owner PERVIS DUBOIS, Owner Compliments of Compliments of IRVING IRRIGATION CO. MR. AND MRS. ELLIS BOURQUE SCOTTY Compliments of Compliments of SMITH PRINTING CO. VERMILION INSURANCE AGENCY O. H. DESHOTELS, JR. Compliments of ROMERO’S REGINA’S DRESS SHOP Men's and Boys' Clothing Arrow Dress and Sport Shirts Style Mart Suits - Levi's RAY ROMERO, Owner Phone MI 3-7082 CHARLES E. STEWART Crop Dusting Service Airplane Application Dusting - Spraying - Seeding Fertilizing Manager: CHARLES E. STEWART Dial MI 3-7624 Day or Night Airplane Engine Repairs 913 E. Third Street Kaplan, Louisiana WHITNEY MOTORS, INC. Box 129 Phone MI 3-7124 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Kaplan, La. ,!V ® BERTRAND’S Massey Ferguson Tractors and Combines Full Implement Line KAPLAN FARM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Kaplan, Louisiana JOSEPH D. BROUSSARD, Mgr. Office Phone MI 3-6279 Night MI 3-7191 CLINIC Have Wrecker - Will Travel Phone: MI 3-7640 Day MI 3-7011 Night � g� co Compliments of REED TEXACO SERVICE STATION 110 East First Street Kaplan, Louisiana Telephones Day MI 3-6393 Night MI 3-7441 Compliments of HEBERT MOUTON ELECTRIC Heating - Authorized Dealer Water Conditioning - Weathertron LLOYD MOUTON 718 East First Street Res. MI 3-7628 Kaplan, Louisiana y ii MI 3-8092 - ' LORMAND CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. General Contractors P.O. Box 157 Kaplan, Louisiana CONTRACTOR HERPIN’S FASHION SHOP Children's Wear Ladies' Sportswear Fabrics MI 3-6128 603 North Faye Avenue Kaplan, Louisiana BLANCHARD BOTTLING WORKS, INC. AUBREY MEAUX, President PERCY L. MEAUX Vice-President JAMES R. MEAUX, Sec-Treas. Bottler of Sterilized Chocolate, Chaser, Assorted Soda Water MI 3-8400 Kaplan LEGER’S m-u i DRUG ! y(aK COMPANY ADAM LEGER, JR. (i n i' Owner ( Drugs, Notions 1 School Supplies Phone MI 3-7532 The Future Belongs to Those Who Claim It and You Stake Your Claims Each Day Little by Little There Is Plenty for All But Your Share Can Be No More Than the Total of Your Claims and No Better Than Your Selections LOUISIANA STATE RICE MILLING COMPANY, INC. Compliments of KAPLAN FARMERS CO-OP., INC. Many Thanks to TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Dallas, Texas Compliments of MR. AND MRS. IVAN BOURQUE Mgr., Co-Owner - LAFITTE WHOLESALE DRUG CO. President - KAPLAN LOAN INVESTMENT CO. , Kaplan KAPLAN LOAN INVESTMENT CO. , Abbeville Co-Owner - BOURQUE-SIMON INS. AGENCY Councilman - TOWN OF KAPLAN Director - WASHINGTON LIFE INS. CO. Compliments of BEN’S SERVICE STATION BENNETT BROUSSARD, Prop. DIXIE HOME SUPPLY Meaux's Automotive and Electrical Supplies Major Appliances and Hardware 809 North Cushing Avenue MI 3-7450 Compliments of EDLAR J. HEBERT General Merchandise Reasonable Prices MI 3-7332 Kaplan, La. TOM BAUDION-T.V. SALES-SERVICE Admiral T. V. and Stereo 900 North Cushing Phone MI 3-773 7 Compliments of MEAUX’S LUMBER STORE Compliments of BRICE’S GROCERY General Merchandise Kaplan, Louisiana Kaplan, Louisiana BOURQUE AND SIMON INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate - Income Tax Service Notary Bourque-Simon Insurance Agency Insurance of All Kinds Kaplan, Louisiana 615 N. Cushing Avenue Phone MI 3-7254 DR. J. J. CAMEL DENTIST Office Hours 8-12 A. M. and 1 -5 P. M. Also by Appointment Daily Except Sat. 8 to 12 611 North Cushing Avenue MI 3-6458 If No Answer Call MI 3-8848 ELLER’S FABRIC MART For Fine Fabrics For Bridal Gowns, Formals, Drapery, Sportswear Conveniently Located Across the Street From the Kaplan High School Compliments Compliments of of FRANK S. HARDEE DR. AND MRS. CHARLES BORNE COMPLIMENTS OF SHAM SON FEED FARM SUPPLY 102 E. First Street Phone MI 3-6108 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of HORACE LORMAND INSURANCE AGENCY MARIE’S DRESS SHOP Hartford Mm Compliments of SELLER’S MR. AND MRS. LUL FABRE FAMILY The Home of Better Coats - Suits Dresses - Lingerie and Shoes Phone MI 3-7308 313 N. Cushing Avenue Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of DENNIS SIMON Compliments of Insurance and Real Estate Agency MIRE’S KETCH-ALL KAPLAN BEAUTY SALON DENNIS Phone MI 3-7420 or MI 3-8770 Compliments of NOAH’S MECELIA’S FLOWER DEPARTMENT STORE AND GIFT SHOP Kaplan, Louisiana MECILIA D. BROUSSARD, }£ ¥ Owner 404 North Cushing Avenue Hlr Shop Phone MI 3-8476 If Outfits for the Entire Family NOAH LABRY, Prop. 314 North Cushing Avenue MI 3-7490 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of KAPLAN DRUG STORE VEE’S 54 AND 104 S toe STORE V Quality - Service - Satisfaction 4 CHARLES A. BORNE, Owner TVS, MAXIE J. BORNE, Manager Day Phone MI 3-6440 Kaplan, Louisiana Night Phone MI 3-8760, MI 3-6367 LORMAND AND SON Frigidaire FURNITURE STORE FREEZO Pj Zenith Television, Frigidaire Appliances Phone MI 3-6465 Where All Friends Meet MI 3 - 6401 Kaplan, Louisiana Kaplan, Louisiana COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF LAKE CHARLES, INC. Compliments of UNITED INSURANCE AGENCY MEAUX’S PHARMACY OF Serving the Sick Since 1927 KAPLAN, INC. 115 North Cushing Avenue Kaplan, Louisiana Phone MI 3-6424 Compliments Congratulations, Seniors of Compliments of KAPLAN TELEPHONE COMPANY MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY RALPH F. WILLIS - Registered Pharmacist LET US HELP Compliments of VERMILION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Kaplan, Louisiana Member of F. D. I. C. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. AND MRS. F. J. FALGOUT VINCENT (gg) SUPPLY CO. Compliments of Furniture - Bulk Station Filling Station Sewmor Sewing Machines Tappan Ranges Esso Products Kaplan, Louisiana DR. AND MRS. THOMAS G. LATOUR Compliments of DR. AND MRS. GAULMAN ABSHIRE Compliments THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OF ABBEVILLE invites you to visit its new and most modern facilities A FRIEND Make the First National Bank Your Bank Worthy of Your Confidence Since 1899 ELEAZAR’S JEWELRY STORE SAGRERA-HANKS 317 North Cushing Avenue Kaplan, Louisiana Phone: MI 3-7555 RICE DRIER WAREHOUSE Owners: THOMAS E. MEAGHER JR. EVELYN E. MEAGHER Post Office Box 87 Rice Drying, Storage and Seed Rice Cleaning 1 Kaplan, Louisiana Phone MI 3-7345 KAPLAN’S RICE MILL, INC. Daily Milling Capacity 5,000 Barrels Daily Drying Capacity 15,000 Barrels Rice Growers, Millers, and Distributors Kaplan, Louisiana i, BLUE HERON RICE LIBERTY RICE MILL, INC. Cable Address: Libertymil Compliments of Rice Growers, Millers, and Distributions ABSHIRE LUMBER YARD Post Office Box 218 Phone MI 3-7175 Kaplan, Louisiana and MI 3-7176 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of RICELAND INSURANCE AGENCY Representing Aetna for Group Hospitalization C. KAPLAN - R. VINCENT for Complete Services Merchants of Security Phone MI 3-8484 Kaplan, La. Compliments of NOAH F. BROUSSARD General Merchandise Groceries and Hardware 0CerieS Compliments of BROUSSARD AND FAULK Farm and Feed Supplies I 319 West First Street Phone MI 3-8480 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of KAPLAN FLOWER AND GIFT MARKET 111 North Irving Avenue Phones: MI 3-6114 MI 3-6580 Compliments of DICK’S SERVICE STATION A. W. HERPIN, Prop. Mobil Products | | |obil j P.O.Box 6 L w -if- m Kaplan, Louisiana Phone MI 3-6590 Compliments of CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE COTTON’S HOLSUM BREAD COMPANY LANE J. LeBLANC P. O. Box 262 Delcambre, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of: ABDALLA’S VERMILION ELECTRONICS- Southwest Louisiana's Finest Stores Opelousas, Lafayette, New Iberia TV - Radio - Communications Service 410 West First Street Kaplan, Louisiana L 1 Congratulations 1964 Seniors KAPLAN JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Leadership training through community service TYPISTS SALESMEN The members of the Jolly Roger Staff would like to express their sincere appreciation to all individuals and business firms who helped make the publication of the 1964 Jolly Roger possible. We would like to thank them for helping us reach a goal which we had never achieved. The staff is grateful to all the members of the Kaplan High School who helped make this annual the best yet. We would like to express our appreciation to Mrs. Mitzi Doucet for all the time and effort she put forth to help us. 141 GENEVIEVE BOURQUE Business Manager GERALDINE STELLY Advertising Manager TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Tayk r-made . • f 2 f E j i