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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

— I Kaplan “IT IS THE MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS SO POURED IN AND OUT ALL DAY THAT GIVE THE BUILDING A SOUL OF DREAMS AND THOUGHTS AND MEMORIES.” CARL SANDBURG 2 FOREWORD A school building is constructed of steel and ce- 'ment, strong and permanent, but it is designed to accomodate an ever-changing flow of students. Year after year, busses empty their loads each morn- ing, and people stream in waves into the hallways and classrooms. To the rhythm of bells, tides of peo- ple wash in and out of the rooms and corridors and finally back to the busses, leaving the building empty. Carl Sandburg, in his poem “Skyscraper,” says, “It is the men and women, boys and girls so poured in and out all day that give the building a soul of dreams and thoughts and memories.” As each individual forms a part of the mass so each per- sonality contributes to the whole of Kaplan’s soul — that abstract thing we call school spirit. For many of you Seniors, this is the culmination of your formal education; may your school years serve you well in your chosen career. For those who continue into college, you have a strong foundation upon which to base your future. To the underclass- men, a word from some who have already passed this way: do not allow yourself to become entangled by the petty, for these are surely the most productive and valuable years of your lives. In closing, we challenge each of you to excel through vision, enlightenment, and understanding. As you reminisce through the pages of this 1967 Jolly Roger may you recognize the significance of a most wonderful year. If you students are pleased by this record of your achievements and disappoint- ments, then our endeavors shall be rewarded. With best hopes for each of you, The 1967 Jolly Roger Staff 3 K.H.S. IS . . . SPECIAL SMILES ... THE TENSION OF A GAME ... THE FIERCE DETERMINA- TION OF A FOOTBALL PLAYER ... THE FRIEND WHO HAS SO MUCH TO TELL YOU . . . CHINS RESTED ON PALMS . . . PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE . . . K.H.S. IS . . . TEDIOUS STUDYING ... IN- TENSE LEARNING . . . GLIMPSING THE WORLD THROUGH THE PRINTED PAGE . . . HOURS OF HOMEWORK . . . ATTAINMENT OF KNOWLEDGE: THE MOST CHERISHED OF GOALS. 5 k JOLLY ROGER HONORS MRS. VIRGINIA DESHOTELS Because she has worked for and with us, be- cause she has given generously of her time and wisdom — words are a poor substitute with which to express our sincere respect and admi- ration for this teacher. Presently a senior class sponsor, she is in- volved in many extra activities for this class. She voluntarily gave much of her time to the Junior-Senior Prom. She is never too busy to stop and talk with a student or to help the school in any way she can. In appreciation of such devoted service the staff proudly dedicates the 1967 Jolly Roger to Mrs. Virginia Deshotels. THE SPIRIT My school has a spirit Freed by a rousing cheer, A clapping of hands, Or a broad smile of victory. My school is spirited, In time of demise, On the athletic field or in the classroom. And there is always a swelling Pride of awe when the Alma Mater is sung. CHARLOTTE SUIRE ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS 12 A MAN WITH A PURPOSE “It is my wish that each student who attends Kaplan High will be a better person when he leaves than he was when he came.” Our principal, Mr. Adlar Hebert, looks upon each student as an individual with potential. He takes time to help each student realize and develop this potential. It is in this endeavor, as in all other areas under his guidance and influence, that Mr. He- bert is a successful and respected principal. 13 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS WARD NINE . . . Dr. J. Peverly Broussard, a practicing veter- inarian for ten years in the city of Kaplan, is currently a school board member. A 1948 graduate of Kaplan High School, he attended college at U.S.L. for four years and later Texas A. and M., where he received his D.V.M. degree. He particularly enjoys hunting, reading cur- rent events, and watching football games. 14 DR. PEVERLY BROUSSARD Mr. Connie Kaplan is usually seen around the town performing his many duties as the edi- tor of one of the newspapers in Kaplan, “The Kaplan Herald.” He is also a partner in the Kaplan Rice Insur- ance Agency. He shows much interest in all of our school activities and has given us much co- operation as a school board member. MR CONRAD KAPLAN Besides being an active school board mem- ber, Mr. Dunice Lee Meaux is kept quite busy with his regular occupation, which is farming. Every year he plants 165 acres of rice, takes care of it during the year, and harvests it when it is ripe. Although he has much to do, he still finds time to fly, which is his favorite hobby. He also loves children and has seven of his own. An eager young man full of anticipation for the future walked out of the doors of Northwestern State College for the last time. Little did he know then that the footsteps of life would lead him to his present position as superintendent of Vermilion Parish Schools. Superintendent G. J. Ledet holds the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education. Soon after his graduation from Northwestern he became the principal of Abbeville Elementary School. His excel- lent executive ability was proven to Kaplan residents when he served as Principal during the absence of Mr. B. J. Bordelon. In his present position he is a respected administrator who has capably guided our school system through its most rapid period of progress. For your devoted and unselfish service to this cause, we thank you, Superintendent Ledet. 16 The KHS Class of 1967 luUP FACULTY TO KNOW HOW TO THE ART MISS D. MOUTON English SUGGEST IS OF TEACHING MR. G. GUIDRY Drivers Education Basketball Coach MRS. B. LANDRY English MRS. H. HOFFPAUIR English MR. E. HAIR Librarian 19 I WRITER MY BOARD fieoedoeead oooooooooool 100000006 00000001 MRS. M. DOUCET Business Education MRS. Y. LEGE Business Education MR. J. LANDRY Music THE ONE OF A THOROUGH POWER OF MR. R. TRAHAN Industrial Arts exclusive sign KNOWLEDGE IS THE TEACHING MR. L. LANDRY Agriculture MRS. E. DOUGLAS Home Economics MR. T. SIMON Guidance Counselor MRS. A. BROUSSARD Home Economics MR. J. DESHOTELS Mathematics MRS. D. QUEBODEAUX Science MR. E. DOUGLAS Biology SCIENCE, MATH ORGANIZATION MEANINGFUL MRS. T. LaBRY Science TEACHES OF FACTS INTO RELATIONSHIPS MR. C. HERPIN Mathematics MRS. G. RUPERT Mathematics MR. J. TRAHAN Science MR. E. MIRE Chemistry MR. L. AUBE History “EDUCATION HAS FOR THE FORMATION MR. R. ROBICHEAUX History MRS. Z. LANDRY History MR. J. MAGEE Civics Coach 24 ITS OBJECT OF CHARACTER” HERBERT SPENCER I MISS V. TRAHAN Speech MRS. M. FOREMAN Physical Education MR. E. COMEAUX French Assistant Principal MR. C. BLANCHARD Football Coach Physical Education FACULTY IN ACTION Seniors arc well prepared for college through work in Miss Jane Abshirc’s ad- vanced math class. Miss Trahan’s second period Speech I class listens in- tently as she demonstrates good speaking technique. The efficient work of our secretary, Myra Primeaux, aids in the smooth functioning of our school. A fundamental knowledge of the wonders of nature awaits all those who enter Mr. Douglas’ biology classes. 26 Teachers have problems too. Going home after a long day’s work. CLASS OFFICERS REPORTER Mary Hartman SECRETARY-TREASURER Lea Labry VICE-PRESIDENT Ronald Mcaux PA R LI A M ENTA RI .AN Gene Simon PRESIDENT Julian Couvillon MARY HARTMAN DWAYNE DAVID CLASS OF 1967 ... BE THE CLASS FAVORITES JACQUELINE HEBERT RUSSELL ADAMS LINDA ABSHIRE - Transfer (Glee Club I, 2); 4-H 3; FBLA 4; Homecoming Court 4. RUSSELL ADAMS — Class President 1; Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4 (President); Debate 3, 4; Rally 3, (Alg. II), 4 (Ad. Math.); Citizen Staff 4; Jolly Roger Staff 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Most Likely to Suc- ceed; Pelican State. SUSAN BELL - FHA I; Pirettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3; FFA Sweetheart 3; Citizen Staff 3, 4; Homecoming Court 2; FBLA 4. REBECCA BENOIT - FHA 1, 2 (Exec. Council), 3 (Reporter, Leadership Conf); Student Council 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Par- ish Gov’t. Day; Citizen Staff 4; FBLA 4 (Reporter). PHYLLIS BERTRAND - FHA 1, 2 (Exec. Council), 3 (Sewing Contest 2nd), 4; Pirettes 1, 2, 3, 4. RAY BOUDREAUX - FFA 1, 2, 3 (V. Pres.) 4 (Sec.); 4-H 1, 2, 3 (Sgt.-at-Arms) 4 (Nat. 4-H Club Congress, State Nat. win- ner in tractor ach.). BEST OF WHATEVER YOU ARE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND CHARLOTTE SUIRE JULIAN COUVILLON LET EACH BECOME ALL THAT DARRYL BOUILLION - Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3. ALVA JANE BOUTTE - 4-H 1; FHA 1,2, 4. FRANK BREAUX - FFA 1, 2, 3; 4-H 2; Ind. Arts Club 3, 4; FBLA 4. BRUCE BROUSSARD - Basketball I; Track I. EARLINE BROUSSARD - FHA 1, 2, 3 (Exec. Council); Rally Home Ec. 2 (Dist. 2nd, State 4th) 3 (Dist. 5th); Beta Club 3, 4; I C C. 3. PRESTON BROUSSARD - Track I, 2, 3, 4; K-Club 2, 3, 4; Football I; Basketball 1. SANDRA BROUSSARD - 4-H 1; I.C.C. 1; FHA 1, 2; FBLA 4. SUSAN BROUSSARD - Class V. Pres. 2; Beta Club 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4 (Pres.); Amcr. vs. Comm, paper — 3rd place; Student Council; Citizen StafT4; Jolly Roger Staff(Ad. Mgr.); Leadership Conf.; Rally 3, 4. VERA CELESTAIN Transfer (Science Club 1; Library Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Student Council 3); FHA 4 (Exec. Council). MARY CHARGOIS — Transfer (Library- Club 1,2, 3; French Club 3; Science Club 3). CHERYL CORMIER - Rally 1 (Home Ec.), 3 (Physics); 4 (Pronunciation); Pirettes 2, 3, 4 (Treas.); FHA 2; Beta Club 3, 4. JULIAN COUVILLON - Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4 (Pres.) Rally 2 (Geometry), 4 (Chemistry); Class Reporter 3; Class Pres. 4; Jcssi Program 2; Student Coun- cil 4 (V. Pres.); Debate Team 4; Best All Ar- ound; Jolly Roger Staff; Pelican State. HE WAS CREATED CAPABLE OF BEING DWAYNE DAVID - Ind. Arts Club 1,2, 3; Football 1,2; K-Club 1,2; FBLA 4; Student Council 4; Class Favorite 4. LINDA DAVID - FHA 1, 2, 3 (Executive Council ), 4 (Reporter); Citizen Staff 3, 4; Student Council 3; Pirettes 4. BILL DESHOTELS - Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3 (Reporter); Student Council 1, 2, 4; 4-H 1; FBLA 4; Citizen 4 (Managing Editor); Jolly Roger Staff 4; Pelican State. HENRY DODD - FFA I; Ind. Arts 1, 4. BILL DOUCET - Ind. Arts Club 1, 2; Man- ager (Football, Track. Basketball) I, 2, 3, 4; K-Club 3, 4; Citizen Staff 3, 4; FBLA 4. BONNIE DRONET - FHA (Executive Council ); 4-H 1, 2, 3; Band Festival 1 (Ex- cellent), 2 (Very Good), 3 (Very Good); All Parish Band 3; FBLA 3, 4; Debate 4. GLENN DUHON - Ind. Arts 1, 2, 3; Foot- ball 1. HARVEY DUHON - Rally 2 (Biology- District 1st, State 1st); 3 (Chemistry' District 2nd, State 1st), 4 (Trigonometry), Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Pelican State. JOHN L. DUHON - Transfer (Beta Club 2; French-Rally 2 (Superior), 3 (Excellent), Choir 2, 3). JOHN M. DUHON Ind. Arts Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4. GEORGE FLETCHER FBLA 4; Debate 3. SUSAN FRANCIS — Transfer (Library Club 2, 3; FHA 4. “IT ISN’T SO MUCH THE ORIGIN, BUT THE PATH IT MARY HARTMAN LONNIE C. VINCENT SHARON FREDERICK - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1. PENNY GARNER - Pircttcs 1, 2, 3 (Re- porter), 4; FHA 1 (Exec. Council); Cheer- leader 3 (Alternate), 4; Citizen Staff 3, 4; FBLA. DEXTER GARY - Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3. RUSSELL GREENE - 4-H 1,2, 3 (Pari ), 4 (Sgt.-at-arms); FFA 1, 2, 3 (Reporter) 4 (President); Citizen Staff 3, 4. CARRIE GRIFFIN - 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3. GAIL GUIDRY - Pirettes 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sgt.- at-arms); FHA 4. OR BACKGROUND OF A LIFE, CHOOSES TO TAKE” MOST STUDIOUS JO ANN VINCENT HARVEY DUHON WITTIEST “TO HAVE A HAPPY MEMORY IS DANIEL GUIDRY - FFA 2; Biology Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 3. JIMMY DALE GUIDRY - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 2. RONNIE GUIDRY - Biology Club 3. CARLON HANKS - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Pari.); 4-H 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; K-Club 1,2, 3,4. LINDA HARGRAVE - FHA I (Jr. Hist.) 2; Pircttes3,4(Rcportcr);CitizcnStafF4. RONNIE HARGRAVE Ind. .Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (V. Pres.), FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-H 1. MOST TALENTED SUSAN BROUSSARD DONALD VINCENT TO HAVE A LIFETIME OF ENJOYMENT” KENNETH HARRINGTON Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; K-Club 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA HARTMAN - FHA 1; Debate 3. MARY HARTMAN - FHA 1, 2 (Exec. Council), 3 (V. Pres., Leadership Conf.), 4 (President); Class Favorite I, 3; Friendliest; Student Council 2,4; Beta Club 3,4; All Par- ish Band 3; Homecoming Court 3; Class Re- porter 4; Citizen 4 (Assistant Fxlitor); Jolly Roger Staff 4; Pelican State; Band Sweeth- eart. ARRON HEBERT - FT A 1, 2, 3, (Leader- ship Conf.), 4 (V. Pres.); 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. JACKIE HEBERT - Rally 1 (French - 4th Dist.), 2 (French), 3 (World History — 5th), 4 (Am. History); Beta Club 3, 4 (Treasurer); Student Council 3, 4; Pircttcs 2, 3, 4 (V. Pres.); Citizen Staff 4; Editor Jolly Roger 4; Pelican State (Police Juror); Most Likely to Succeed. JO ANN HEBERT - 4-H 1; Pep Squad 1. LINDA HEBERT - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pirettcs 3, 4 (Sgt.-at-arms). JEROME HERPIN - 4-H 1, 2. BETTY JOHNSON - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. LEA LABRY — Class Treasurer 1,2, 3, 4; Pirettes 1, 2, 3 (V. Pres.), 4 (Pres.); FHA 1, (Jr. V. Pres.); Citizen Staff 3, (Assistant Edi- tor), 4 (Editor); Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Jolly Roger Staff; Lady of Sr. Class; Rally 4 (English Lit.); Pelican State (House of Rep.). JUDY LEBLANC - FHA 1,2,3,4; I.C.C. 2. BECKY LEBLANC - Transfer (Rally - Alg. I, French Club, Student Council); Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Citizen Staff 4. “IF YOU CAN’T BE A HIGHWAY LEA LABRY DEVONS VINCENT IF YOU CAN’T BE A SUN LADY AND GENTLEMAN f RUBY LEBLANC - FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 1. GEORGE LEBOUEF - FFA 1; Ind. Arts 2, 3, 4. NELLIE LEBOUEF - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN LEBOUEF - FHA 1,2, 3, 4 (Exe- cutive Council); Library Club 1; Pirettes 4. ARTHY LEMAIRE - K-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. JUDY LEMAIRE - FHA 1, 2, 3 (Executive Council) 4; Pirettes 4. THEN JUST BE A TRAIL, THEN BE A STAR” MICHAEL LEMAIRE - K-Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Ind. Arts 2, 3, 4. TRUDY LORMAND FHA 1, 2, 3; 4-H 1; FBLA 4. JOYCE MARCEAUX FHA 1 (Executive Council), 2 (Parliamentarian), 3 (Executive Council), 4 (Historian); 4-H 1, 2; Band Festi- val 2 (Excellent), 3 (Excellent); All Parish Band 3; All District Band 3. SANDRA MARCEAUX FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID MATH EI W - FBLA 4; Debate 4. BILLY MATTHEWS - K-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football I, 2; Basketball 1; 4-H 4. “EACH OF US IS A TRAVELAR, DOUGLAS MEAUX - Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (V. Pres.). RONALD MEAUX Ind. Arts Club 1,2,3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Rally 2, 3 (Ind. Arts 2nd-Dist. 5th-State); Student Council 2, 3, 4; Parish Government Day 3; Class V. Pres. 4. JAMES MENARD -4-H 1, 2; Ind. Arts Club 2, 3. GLENN MIRE FFA 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; K- Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCELYN MIRE - FHA 1,2, 3; ICC. 2; Beta Club 3, 4. ROSE MIRE — FHA (Executive Council 1, 2, 4); Library Club 1, 2; Beta Club 3, 4. MOST ATHLETIC GENE SIMON FOLLOWING THE PATH OF LIFE” CARLA MONIC - FHA 1, 2 (Song-Leader, Executive Council ) 3, 4. LINDA MONT ACNE - FHA 1, 2; Pirettes 4; Rally (Interpretive-Reading-French) 3; Citizen Staff 4. BERNEY MORVANT - Ind. Arts 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sergeant-at-Arms); K-Club 2, 3. DARNELLE MOUTON FHA 1, 2; Pir- ettes 2. JESS PERRIN - Ind. Arts Club 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H 1. CAROL PERRY - FHA 1 (Jr. Reporter), 2 (Executive Council) 3, 4 (Song-Leader); Stu- dent Council 1; Library Club 1; Pirettes 1; Wittiest. Would you believe splinters in the wall? “IN OUR HANDS WE HOLD STEPHEN PERRY Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BECKY PREJEAN - Transfer (FHA 1, 2 (Treasurer); Class Reporter 1, 2; Class Favor- ite 1; Biology Club 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Par- ish Gov. Day 2; 4-H President 1, 2; Parish Reporter; leadership Camp 2.); Beta Club 3, 4; Citizen Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; FBLA 4; 4-H 3 (Camp Counselor, Parish Parliamentarian) 4 (Parish Vice-President, Local Secretary). GLORIA PRIMEAUX - Pirettes 1, 2, 3; ICC. 1. J. L. PRIMEAUX - Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 3. MARY ANN RICHARD - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2. JUDY ROY — Pirettes 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3 (Alternate) 4; FBLA 4; Miss FBLA. THE TOMORROWS OF THE UNIVERSE” CHARLOTTE SUIRE Pircttcs 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4 (Head); Class Favorite 3; Homecoming Court 3, 4 (Queen); Rally 4 (Shorthand); Citizen StafT; Student Council 4 (Sec.); Best All Around 4. THOMAS SUIRE - 4-H 1; Football 2, 3; FFA 1; K-Club 1, 2; Ind. Arts 2. EVA MAE TRAHAN - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pir- ettes 2, 4; I.C.C. 1. KATT1E TRAHAN — Homecoming Court I; Pirettes 1; Class Favorite 2; FFA Sweeth- eart 2; Citizen StalT 3, 4; FBLA 4 (Trcas.); Most Beautiful 4. KENDALE TRAHAN - Track 2, 4; FBLA 4. RAY ALLEN TRAHAN - Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4. LEANNA SCHEXNIDER - FHA 1,2, 3,4. ELIZABE TH SIMON - Student Council 2, 3, 4; Rally 2 (Civics — 2nd Dist, State), 3 (English), 4 (English); Beta Club 3, 4; Cit- izen Staff 3, 4 (Feature Editor); Class Parli- amentarian 3; Pelican State. FLOYD SMITH - Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; K-Club 1,2, 3, 4; FFA I, 2, 3,4 (Senti- nel); Ind. Arts 3, 4. KENNETH SONNIER Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3,4 (Reporter); FFA 3,4; Track 3; K-Club 3. ELLIS RUNG — FFA 1, 2, 3 (Secretary); In- dustrial Arts Club 4. GENE SIMON Football 1,2,3,4 (All Dist. Defensive and Offense Teams); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; K-Club 1,2, 3, 4 (Se- cretary); Class Parliamentarian 4; Most Ath- letic 4; Pirctte Beau 4. Look Becky it’s even bigger and prettier than a diamond. THE JOURNEY OF A THOUSAND MILES SANDRA TRAHAN 4-H 1,2; FBLA 3, 4(V. Pres.); Citizen Staff 3, 4; Jolly Roger Staff 4 (Business Manager). VIVIAN TRAHAN - FHA 1 (Jr. Pres ), 2 (Exec. Council), 3 4 (Treasurer); Band Festival 2 (Excellent); All Parish Band 3; Beta Club 3, 4 (Secretary). DALY VAUGHN - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. DEVONS VINCENT - Football 2, 3; Beta Club 3,4; Track 2,4; Leadership Conf.; Peli- can State; Jolly Roger Staff; FHA Beau; Gentleman of Class. DONALD VINCENT - Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Rally 1 (Geog.); Jessi Program 2; Class Pres. 2; Student Council 4; Debate 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Most Talented; 4-H 1, 2, 3, (V. Pres.), 4 (Pres.); Parish, State Short Course 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Leadership Seminar 1, La. Bankers Con- vention 2; Parish Exec. Committee 4. JO ANN VINCENT FHA 1, 2, Pirettes 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Beta Club 3, 4, (Vice Pres.); Leadership Conf; Jolly Roger StafT(Assist- ant Editor); Rally 4 (Composition); Most Studious. Hey fellas. I don’t need any help!!! BEGINS WITH ONE STEP - GRADUATION LONNIE C. VINCENT - Class Favorite 1, 3; Class President 3; Band Festival 2 (Su- perior) Band Beau; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 4 (Treasurer); Pelican State; Frien- dliest 4. LONNIE R. VINCENT - Rally 1 (General Science, 1st at District); Beta Club 3, 4; De- bate; Student Council 4; Pelican State (Police Juror); Citizen Staff 4 (Layout Edi- tor). MARGARET VINCENT - FHA 1,2 (Ex- ecutive Council); Band Festival 2 (Superior), 3 (Excellent); Beta Club 3, 4; All Parish and District Band 3; Citizen Staff 4. VENOLA VINCENT - Library Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3 (Historian) 4 (Vice President); Pirettes 2, 3, 4 (Parliamentarian). JOSEPH WILLIAMS Transfer (Science Club 1; Library 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3; Choir 1. THE SENIORS SAY GOODBYE Humbly the seniors leave to you K.H.S., which has meant so much to so many. You now hold in your hands its future . . . whether its high principles are upheld depends upon what plateau your maturity has reached. It seems that these responsibilities shine only dimly in the future, but before you feel able to accept them, they will have gone. You will be receiving your senior ring and wondering what happened to your sophomore days. You think that your class will never be able to accept positions of leadership, but you are suddenly finding yourself efficiently doing that very thing. Then you will be wearing that long flowing gown, look- ing with melancholy at the past days, and with eagerness for the future. Yes, you have the whole world at your feet. Take advantage of it. “T his is not the end. It is not even the begin- ning of the end. It is rather the end of the begin- ning.” 46 Winston Churchill JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Wayne Couvillion PARLIAMENTARIAN Sammy Greene REPORTER Chris Landry SECR ETA R Y -TR E ASU RE R Barbara LeBlanc VICE-PRESIDENT Linda Dartez PREFECT Wes Magee SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Billy Suirc CLASS OF 1968 CLASS FAVORITES LINDA SCHEXNIDER SAMMY GREENE 48 JUNIORS: ANTICIPATING SENIOR YEAR Rebecca Adams Eugene Alleman William Blair Sherian Boudreaux Yvette Bouillion Linda-Boulet Sandra Breaux Ellen Broussard Ellen M. Broussard Gerald Broussard Rose Marie Broussard Jean Campbell Ursula Celestain Sandra Champaign Angela Chauvin Dean Clostio Cathy Comeaux Faye Cormier Diana Abshire Jimmy Abshire Linda Abshire Russell Abshire Bradley Adams Johnny Broussard Kenneth Broussard Mary Nell Broussard Rose Anna Broussard Presley Cormier Ronnie Cormier Shirley Cormier Wayne Couvillon Floyd Dartez Linda Dartez Rene Dartez Sherri Dartez Bill David Patrick David Geoge Davis, Jr. Mary Desormeaux Eddie Dodd Cheryl Dronet Keith Dronet JUNIORS CRAM Billy Suire, Cheryl Trahan, and Linda Dartez reviewing material accumulated throughout the year. Keith Faulk Linda Faulk Charlene Feverjean Francis Foster Terry Frederick Kerry Garner Billie Joyce Gary Theodore Girouard Samuel Greene Florine Griffin Beatrice Guidry Glenn Guidry Cheryl Guillote Russell Harrington Thomas Herpin FOR EXAMS Vickie Herpin Denward LaBry Myrna LaBry Laura LaFleur Christopher Landry Harriet Landry Madeline Landry Richard Landry Gloria Lasalle Barbara LeBlanc Susan LeBlanc Edwin LeBoeuf Carl Lemaire Cheryl Lemaire Donald Lemaire Gerald Lemaire Bonnie Lormand Wes Magee Brenda Manceaux Charles Marceaux Duffy Marceaux Charles Mathiews Donald Meaux Ellic Meaux Janice Meaux Jimmy Meaux Judy Meaux TERM PAPERS ARE A Lenwood Meaux Brenda Menard Betty Jane Mire James Mire Steven Mouton Raymond Matthews Kenneth Palambo Donald Perrin Emma Perry Ann Claire Primeaux Raywood Primeaux James Romero Jimmy Romero Harold Roussel Daniel Rung Catherine Schexnider Jerome Schexnider Linda Schexnider Macklin Schexnider Rainey Schexnider Brenda Simon Conard Simon Marsha Simon Martha Simon Michael Stelly Cheryl Suire William Suire CHALLENGE TO THE AMBITIOUS Wes Magee aids Keith Dronet in find- ing information, one of the first steps in researching and compiling a term paper. Cheryl Trahan Toney Turnley Larry Vidalier Deborah Vincent Floyd Vincent Linda Vincent Percy Vincent Willis Vincent Ginny Waller Bertha Williams Johnnie Theall Dennis Thompson Peggy Touchet Sandra Touchet JUNIORS: CONSCIOUS OF SENIOR RINGS Janice Meaux gazes wistfully at Donald Vincent’s class ring. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Steve Guidry VICE-PRESIDENT Johnny Herpin TREASURER Danny Faulk SECRETARY-REPORTER Freddie Ann Toups SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Darrell Lormand CLASS OF 1969 CLASS FAVORITES FREDDIE .ANN TOUPS JOHNNY HERPIN Richard Abshirc Russell Abshirc Bradley Alleman Steve Baggett Margaret Benoit Wayne Bertrand Michael Bonin Charmainc Bordelon Nettie Boudoin Johnny Bourque SOPHOMORES: TRAINED FOR LEADERSHIP Ivan Bourque, Jr. Bruce Breaux Michael Briolo Janis Broussard Josettc Broussard Lou Ann Broussard Kenneth Brunet Brenda Campbell Paula Cheek Brenda Clark Russell Clostio Wanda Clostio 57 Gallic Cormier Ruby Corner Charlotte Dailey Kathy Dailey Alice Dartez Marlene Denais Shelley Dcshotels Melba Dronct Joseph Duhon Linda Dupont SOPHOMORES FIND Johnny Herpin, Freddie Ann Toups, Shirline Mire examining a working model of the human lung. 58 Brenda Feverjean Donald Frederick Bradley Gaspard Charles Gaspard Steve Guidry Ginger Hargrave James Hargrave Diana Harrington Juanita Harrington Charlene Hartman BIOLOGY INTRIGUING Alcee Hebert Brenda Hebert Delta Hebert Mark Hebert Roy Hebert John Hcrpin Sanford Hcrpin Russell Key Annette LaBry Garland Langlinais Glenn Latiolais James lx Blanc Wilbert LeBlanc Rodney LeBouef Marie Elina Legere Debbie Leleux Cheryl Lcmairc Corinna Lcmairc Michael Lcmairc Darrell Lormand Steve Lormand Dallas Marceaux SOPHOMORES SUPPORT Could we have scored? 60 Priscilla Marccaux Freda Matthews Allen McDaniel Eve Meaux Linda Meaux Reynold Meaux Sally Meaux Maxie Michon Michael Mire Shirlene Mire THE PIRATES Wilbert Montagne Stanley Morvant Beverly Mouton Patrick Palombo Luther Primeaux Michael Primeaux Chester Richard Linda Richard Deborah Romero Willis Romero Donna Roy Jimmie Rung 61 Ethel Saltzman Judy Savoy Annie Schcxnaider Larry Schexnaider Lenwood Schexnaider Michael Schexnaider Linda Simon Rose Simon Russell Simon Rogers Sonnier Sandra Sonnier David Stewart Mary Suire Wayne Touchet Freddie Ann Toups Bonnie Trahan Brenda Trahan Michael Trahan Russell Trahan Edward Turnagc Elizabeth Vidalier Gwendolyn Vincent 62 FRESHMEN 17 . Ilift SlnikvA iif lli .I. f.ili'l CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Michael Herpin VICE-PRESIDENT Farrel Lcbouef SECRETARY Paula Elcazar TREASURER Nina Doucet CLASS OF 1970 CLASS FAVORITES PAULA ELEAZAR FARREL LEBOUEF 64 Carson Abshirc Margaret Abshire Robert Baggett Janny Boudoin Janet Benoit Vida Benoit Herman Bertrand Cheryl Boudreaux Deborah Boudreaux Nicholas Boudreaux YOUTH - A TIME FOR LEARNING Bobby Breaux Randy Breaux Merlin Bridges Virginia Briolo Glenn Broussard Katherine Broussard Harold Broussard John Broussard Lcnwood Broussard Noah Broussard, Jr. Ray Allen Broussard Larry Campbell Lonnie Campbell John Capps Harlan Chatagnier 65 Edwin Chauvin Kenneth Clostio Robert Clostio Allen Comeaux Jerry Cormier Clara Courville Deborah Couvillion Rachel Decuir Jeannette Doucet Nina Doucet FRESHMEN - AWED Michael Duhon Danny Dupuis Paula Eleazar Margaret Faulk Robert Faulk Mary Lynn Frcderik Dalton Friou Alice Fuller Lillie Gallet Peggy Gaspard 66 Mickey Gerard Richard Greene Darnell Guidry Ray Guidry Rayford Guidry Rexine Hanks Steve Hanks Calvin Hargrave Kersey Hargrave Lloyd Hargrave BEWILDERED, CONFUSED Elton Harrington Gary Harrington Geraldcan Hebert Pauline Hebert Rudy Hebert Maydcll Hcrpin Michael Hcrpin Linda Humble Charlotte Istre Patricia Jules Lois Hargrave May I an Hargrave Roger Hargrave Russell Hargrave 67 John LaBry Roger LeFleur Jennifer Landry Rickey Landry Priscilla LaPoint Donald I aSalle Carol I eBlanc Judy LcBlanc Farrcl LeBouef Warren LeBouef FRESHMEN FACE Shelby LcLeux David Lemaire Mary Lemaire Russell Lemaire Verdia Lemaire Cynthia Marccaux Melvin Marceaux Roy Marceaux Christine Martin Sara Mathew's Glenn McDaniel Albert Mcaux Anthony Mcaux Richard Mcaux 68 Terry Mclancon Kenneth Menard Mary Menard Ricky Menard Billy Mire Chester Mire Erin Mire Gretta Mire John Mire Milton Mire, Jr. NEW CHALLENGES Tony Mire Charles Montgomery Larry Primeaux Russell Richard Gordon Romero Ignace Romero Norris Romero Gregory Rost Kim Roy Brenda Saltzman Jimmie Schexnaydcr Carolyn Schcxnidcr Gloria Schcxnidcr Harold Schexnyder Michael Shexnydcr Catherine Simon Patrick Simon Connie Sonnier Sharon Sowell Ronald Stelly Deborah Taylor Larry Thibodeaux Garland Thompson Brenda Touchct NEW CITIZENS OF K.H.S. Paul Touchct Barney Toups Carlton Trahan Deborah Trahan John Gaylan Trahan Joyce Trahan Lucy Trahan Paul Trahan Lydia Vaughn Gregory Verret Brenda Vidalier Daniel Vidalier Conroy Vincent Ronald Vincent Dallas Williams 70 CLASS OFFICERS REPORTER Pamela Abshire TREASURER Kim Broussard PRESIDENT Janet Marccaux SECRETARY Charlene Schexnider SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Carl Comeaux VICE-PRESIDENT Larry Romero CLASS OF 1971 CLASS FAVORITES JANET MARCEAUX LARRY ROMERO Brenda Abshirc Jane Abshirc Pamela Abshirc Richard Abshirc Charlene Adams Brownie Armenior James Badon Jerry Bagwell Lenis Baudoin Manuel Boudreaux Keith Bourque Kenneth Breaux Patricia Briolo John Broussard Camille Broussard Linda Broussard Marlene Broussard Thomas Broussard Dudley Campbell Pamela Celestain Cynthia Chatagnier Kenneth Clostio Regean Clostio Carl Comeaux Kathleen Comeaux 73 Rachael Couvillon Donald Daily Doris Dartez Donald DcBlanc Claudcan Duhon Dexter Duhon Francis Faulk Darrell Feverjean Danny Frederick Ella Frederick Gcnevia Hargrave Londa Hargrave Ronny Hargrave James Hebert Marion Hebert Ronald Hebert Judy Hcrpin Michael HofTpauir Eldridge Humble Michael Kirtland Beryl Kite Janice Labry Susan Labry Richard Landry Nita Landry Leland Gaspard Sandra GrifTin Barbara Hargrave Dorothy Hargrave 74 Paul L-andry Deborah Langlinais Geraldine langlinais Verlinc Langlinais Ronald LaSalle Dale LcBlanc Nelton LeBlanc Bradley LeBouef Delores LeBouef Rose LeBouef Tommy Lcmaire Joan Lormand Ted Manccaux Betty Marceaux Janet Marceaux Janice Marceaux Katherine Marceaux Carl Matt Carol Matthews Nancy Matthews Thelma Matthews Wallace McDaniel Marlene Meaux Paul Meaux Barbara Menard Charlene Menard Milton Mire Kim Morvant Gloria Mouton 75 Barbara Primeaux Patti Jo Primeaux James Reed Jimmy Richard Shirley Richardson Elizabeth Roach Larry Romero Allen Schexnaider Charlene Schexnaider Ronald Schexnaider Diana Stewart Betty Suire Linda Thibodeaux Betty Touchet Carrol Touchct Helen Touchet Clifford Trahan Darrell Trahan John Wayne Trahan Judy Trahan Larry Trahan Earl Turnage, Jr. Glenn Vidalier Gerald Vincent Margaret Vincent 76 SEVENTH-EIGHTH GRADE PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN OUR SCHOOL’S LIFE A sometimes obscured but always active part of K..H.S. is the Junior High. From the abundant talent present they produce their own Christmas plays and create prize-winning posters. But all is not play. Many hours are spent in classroom work which lay a strong foundation for the coming years in high school. CLASS OFFICERS SECRETARY-TREASURER Rachel Simon PRESIDENT Donna Faulk REPORTER Danny Doucct VICE PRESIDENT Jed Boudreaux CLASS OF 1972 CLASS FAVORITES l NN FAULK JED BOUDREAUX 78 Barbara Abshire Cary Abshire Linda Abshire William Barnette Connie Beauregard Ramona Bertrand Allen Beudoin Howard Blanc Ella Bordelon Carolyn Boudreaux Cynthia Bourque Jcannine Breaux Rickey Breaux Patricia Briolo Beatrice Broussard Cindy Broussard Earline Broussard Linda Broussard Susan Broussard Dale Bufford Linda Campbell Nancy Ciabotti Sharon Clostio Donald Comeaux Gary Comeaux Mary Katherine Conner Jim Cormier Jimmie Cormier Merlin Cormier Chester Courvillc Cristle Crochet 79 Russell Dailey Bradley Dartez Charles David Rebecca David Joyce Demettc Joyce Desormeaux Paul Desormeaux Daniel Doucet Bonnie Duhon Josctte Duhon Mona Duhon Shelton Duhon Robert Eleazar Donna Faulk Keith Fcverjean Roxianna Fuselier Barbara Gaspard Connie Greene Presley Griffin Beverly Guidry' Burton Guidry Edwin Guidry Beatrice Hargrave 80 Beverly Hargrave Judy Hargrave Kenneth Hargrave Paula Hargrave Sherry Hargrave Raymond Harrington Marcus Hebert Norma Hebert Myles Hebert Rose Mary Hebert Cynthia Landry Kendall Landry Pamela Landry Patrick Landry Joseph Langlinais Patrick Lantier Flaudry LaPointc Floyd LaPointc Melton LaPointc Tilda LaPointe Leroy LaSalle Ray Allen LaSalle Amy LeBouef Orion LeBouef Mary Lou Lege Michcal Leleux Keith LeMaire Margaret LeMaire Russell LeMaire Sharon LeMaire Billie Marccaux Lettie Marceaux Pamela Martin James Mathis Linda Mott Emma Matthews Geraldine Meaux Gregory Meaux Kerry Mire 81 Randy Perry Janet Primeaux Richard Primeaux Wanda Primeaux Carlton Rost Darlon Rost Da me lie Saltzman Freddie Saltzman Linda Saltzman Judy Schcxncider Victoria Schcxncider Susan Schcxncider Rachel Simon Larry Sowell Weston Suire Elizabeth Thibodeaux Norman Touchet Odelia Touchet Russell Touchet Connie Trahan David Trahan Joyce Trahan Marietta Trahan Mark Trahan Patsy Trahan Randall Trahan Randy Trahan Robert Trahan Ruth Ann Vedalier Dannie Vincent Kenneth Vincent Michael Vincent 1966 CITIZENS OF THE 84 LONNIE C. VINCENT LONNIE R VINCENT STATE OF PELICAN The objective of Pel State is to educate youth in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of Am- erican citizenship. It is a plan for training in the practical mechanics of government. Applications of the principles of democratic government are made in every possible way. The Constitution and the statutes of the State of Louisiana are the patterns from which the fundamental law of Pelican State has been de- veloped. Pelican State should be thought of as being a mythical 51st state with a constitution, statutes and ordinances constructed by its citizens to govern themselves. Citizens of Pel State were not only required to review knowledge already acquired concerning the poli- tical machinery of a state, but they found themselves performing exactly the same duties as real officehol- ders in the everyday world. In Pel State, citizens elected their owm officials in accordance with regular election procedures. They learned the duties of the various city, parish and state officers. They introduced and argued their own bills in the legislature. Justice was administered by their own law enforcement agencies and courts. In Pel State, the young citizens had the opportunity to learn for himself that his gov- ernment is just what he makes it. Here each citizen “learns to do by doing.” LEA LABRY ELIZABETH SIMON 85 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE In the week spent at L.S.U., high school students are taught courses which are not offered at their school and they exchange ideas with other de- legates. I he K.H.S. delegates are sent to learn journalism. There are two divi- sions in Journalism, one for those stu- dents who are interested in the prob- lems of publishing a high school paper, the other for those students primarily interested in editing their high school yearbook. JO ANN VINCENT DEVONS VINCENT Delegates returning home from a fun-filled week. rage , mag- record al- booka to the at Fayetteville the Fort Bragg packages wera the high seas. Red Cross has sent oovers, Christmas potted plants to the jnoney and glftj to LS supplied by the service men on have no fami- [em presents. The contain cigarette nuts, fountain ittes. gift packages con- •ge gift and smaller playing cards, cig- and candles — were veteran hospitals. Oth- lude: 14 fruit cakes, Christmas music, hard candy, 46 icriptions to the Post, and sev- edition books. Cross will furn- rith 100 Christ- Ining fount- .rettes, and id poinset- inlor group !stmaa cards the service milies and vers were sent $100 seas, and ces to be hristmas. :oy, soap, ih, socks, ght ser ce will be held in Christ Episcopal Church Wednes- day night beginning at 10:30, with special seasonal music to be fol- lowed at 11 o'clock by observance of the Holy Communion. The Right SUE BROUSSARD RONALD MEAUX e St. Ma- Fayette- f for vet- directed s college, sted with of Christian faith, much which is obscure and confused becomes clearer. We realise that even su art in Bplsco] Commi at 11:14 Chi lowed by sp Including ai Shepherds,'] R. M. Coi a. m. Chi Communloi ed, and spj will be rei ence E. tor, will oi Midnight Mldni( the Sacred nesd y night Vincent 8. leigh’, as e ral men’s Christmi will be hel o’clock. HigJ brated at 11 dered by choir. A Chrlstmai held in Oy Church, con dor Kuehne On Christmak candlelight serv and song will be ity Luthera] Musical Mrs. and choli the musical foUowing: Adam, by a duet, Jesu Mrs. W. K. a trl6, Bethli Dickinson, P. W. W Leager; thems] UJ ry to Gbd in ous Chi Sheep La] congregat several The three HALL OF FAME To be recognized in the Hall of Fame a student must have achieved excellence in scho- lastic work and have displayed the qualities of leadership in extracurricular activities. RUSSELL ADAMS HARVEY DUHON RONALD MEAUX DEVONS VINCENT SUSAN BROUSSARD JULIAN COUVILLON MARY HARTMAN JACKIE HEBERT CHARLOTTE SUIRE LIZ SIMON JO ANN VINCENT DONALD VINCENT BILL DESHOTELS VIVIAN TRAHAN LONNIE R VINCENT 87 SrrriNG - Susan Broussard, Russell Adams, Bill Deshotels, Sandra Trahan. STANDING - Jo Ann Vincent, Jackie Hebert, Devons Vincent, Miss Jane Abshire, Mary Hartman, Lea LaBry, Julian Couvillon. ROGER STAFF Every year hours of painstaking work and patience go into the making of our yearbook, this year being no exception. The staff and sponsor alike have devoted much time and en- ergy to the production of a pictorial history of the 1966-67 school year. We have hoped to capture the joys, the great moments and the small, seemingly insignifi- cant things which break the regular monotony of school work and make the year hold a differ- ent meaning for every one of us. Perplexed! Yes, she paid $4.50, she gets a yearbook. 89 Oh! You got to be kidding! Lines, Lines, Lines . . . STUDENT COUNCIL GUIDES KHS “WE, THE STUDENTS OF KAPLAN HIGH SCHOOL, in order to establish bet- ter relations between the students and the faculty, promote school spirit, train student leaders, improve all aspects of the High School, develop student initiative and in- crease the efficiency of the school, do here- KN EE LING — Russell Adams - Pres., Wes Magee Pari., FIRST ROW — Cheryl LcMaire, Paula FJcazar, Charlotte Suirc — Sec., Lonnie C. Vincent Trcas., Julian Couvillion - V. Pres., Chris Landry Rep., Donna Faulk, Freddie Ann Toups, Larry Campbell. SECOND ROW — Bill Dcshotcls, Lea Labry, Annette Labry, Janet Marccaux, Cheryl Boudreaux, Liz Simon, Susan Broussard, Jack- ie Hebert, Duffy Marccaux, THIRD ROW Janis Broussard, Rebecca Benoit, Deborah Romero, Ellen Myrtis Broussard, Rebecca LcBlanc, Mary Hartman, Barbara LeBlanc, Angela Chauvin, Linda Dartcz. FOURTH ROW Michael Hcrpin, Devons Vincent, Billy Suirc, Donald Vincent, Toney Turnley, Ronald Meaux, Lonnie R. Vincent, Harvey Duhon. 90 THROUGH A PRODUCTIVE YEAR by establish this Constitution of the Ka- plan High School Student Government.” These aims, embodied in the Preamble to the Constitution, are a most concise statement of the goals pursued by the 1966-67 Student Council. Mrs. Romero is happily touched by a gift other homeroom — an apple during American Education Week. On to Catholic High! 91 Russell graciously accepts I .a I.angc from Gueydan, bringing it back home once more. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS WHAT DO FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA WORK TOWARD? r MRS. A. BROUSSARD Sponsor 1. Appreciation of homemak- ing. 2. Worthy home membership. 3. Democracy in home and community life. 4. A good home and family life for all. 5. International good will. 6. Development of leadership. 7. Wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. Further interest in home eco- nomics. MRS. E. DOUGLAS Sponsor 92 OF AMERICA Mr. Hebert presents the Certificate of Merit to the club F.H.A. officers observe the club’s 21st anniversary An Interesting Speaker K.H.S. Delegates to State F.H.A. Convention Our beau presents the door prize. A class in home nursing. Judy volunteers for the next report. Learning to carve a roast. Something interesting? Mr. Ledet chats with cooks. Board members enjoying the buffet style dinner. Mr. Hebert checks the ribs. Faculty enjoys Christmas din- ner. 93 MARY HARTMAN, PresidApt VIVIAN TRAHAN, Treasurer VENOLA VINCENT, Vice-Pres. MELBA DRONET, Secretary JOYCE MARCEAUX, Historian LINDA DAVID. Reporter LINDA SCHEXNIDER, Parliamentarian CAROL PERRY, Songleadcr EXECUTIVE COUNCIL JUNIOR OFFICERS 94 FHA BEAU DEVONS VINCENT oc THE FUTURE BUSINESS FIRST ROW - Wes Magee, Kattie Trahan, Rebecca Benoit, Sue Broussard, Sandra Trahan, Billy Suire. SECOND ROW - Janice Meaux, Rebecca Prejcan, I rudy Lormond, Myrna Labry, Sandra Touchet, Linda Dartez, Sandra Champagne, Bonnie Dronet, Linda Abshire. I HIRD ROW — Sue Bell, Bonnie Lormond, Sandra Broussard, Ann Claire Primeaux, Rose Anna Broussard, Cheryl Lc- Maire, Martha Simon, Marsha Simon, Judy Roy, Penny Garner Judy Meaux. FOURTH ROW — Rainey Schexnider, Frank Breaux, Keith Paulk, Kenneth Broussard, Ioney fumley, George Fletcher, Dwayne David, Bill Deshotcls, David Mathicw, Bill Doucet. MISS FBLA - JUDY ROY MR. FBLA - WES MAGEE 96 LEADERS OF AMERICA SUE BROUSSARD President SANDRA TRAHAN Vice-President WES MAGEE Secretary The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to help create interest in the field of business and to provide an organization through which students can become better ac- quainted with the field and better prepared for vocations in the field of business. Membership is limited to business education majors and mi- nors. The local organization is affiliated with the state organization. KATTIE TRAHAN Treasurer REBECCA BENOIT Reporter 4,. KENDALE TRAHAN Sgt.-at-Arms MRS. Y. LEGE Sponsor BILLY SUIRE Sgt.-at-Arms THE FUTURE FARMERS FIRST ROW - Floyd Smith, Ted Girouard, Arron Hebert, Glenn Mire, Arthy Le Mai re, Car Ion Hanks, Russell Greene. SECOND ROW — Samuel Greene, Harold Schexnider. Duffy Marccaux, Randy Breaux, Jimmy D. Guidry, John Duhon, Ricky Landry, Allen Comeaux, Ronald Stelly, Roger Hargrave. THIRD ROW’ — Ray Boudreaux, Larry Schexnider, Nickic Boudreaux, Russell Richard, Shelby Leleux, Farrcl Ix Boucf, John Mire, Larry Thibodeaux, Ricky Menard, Karlan Simon. FOURTH ROW Grego- ry Verrctt, John Hcrpin, Garland Thompson, Maxic Michon, Richard Boudreaux, Jeffory Dronct. FIFTH ROW Kersey Har- grave, Jimmy Romero, Harlan Chatagnicr, Danny Dupuis, Lcnward Schexnider, Benny Marccaux, Daniel Rung, Jimmy Rung, Jimmy Mcaux, Ronnie Hargrave, Garland Langlinais, Edwin LeBouef, Floyd Vincent. SIXTH ROW David Stewart, Jerome Schexnider, Rodney LeBouef, George Davis. Kenneth Menard, Charles Marceaux, Steven Guidry, Daniel Faulk, Glenn Latiolais, Donald Frederick, Jarvis Dubois, Tony Mire. Ray Boudreaux lighting welding torch for re- pairs on rice cart. Ted Girouard helps build a loafing barn fora dairy herd. 98 OF AMERICA Leadership Training Conference for F.F.A. offi- cers at Bunkic. Kersey Hargrave getting his sheep in Show Shape. Jarvis Dubois looking over his herd of cattle. Russell Greene with four of his prize show cattle. Enjoying a meal at F.F.A. Training Conference. 99 Roger Hargrave with part of his pig enterprise. Duffy with two of his upcoming show calves. iitai Karlon Simon with prize Brahman heifer. NATIONAL BETA CLUB FIRST ROW - Harvey Duhon, Jackie Hebert - Treas., Vivian Trahan - Sec., Julian Couvillon - Pres., Jo Ann Vincent - V. Pres., Liz Simon, Sue Broussard. SECOND ROW - Earline Broussard, Mary Hartman, Becky Prejean, Becky LeBlanc, Emma Perry, Mar- garet Vincent, Myrna LaBry, Joycelyn Mire, Rose Mire, Cheryl Cormier. THIRD ROW — Becky Benoit, Cathy Comeaux, Sandra Touchet, Barbara LeBlanc, Angela Chauvin, Deborah Vincent, Cheryl Trahan, Lea LaBry, Linda kaulk, Lonnie R. Vincent. FOURTH ROW Keith Dronct, Glenn Guidry, Kenneth Broussard, Devons Vincent, Donald Vincent, Lonnie C. Vincent, Russell Adams, Ronald Mcaux, Wes Magee, Billy Suire. PROMOTING AMERICAN IDEAS The Beta Club is set up and is operated to promote the American way of life among high school students.. Its sole purpose is to cooperate with the administration of the high schools in forwarding the program, by rewarding merit and achievement and to cultivate a serious desire for the higher things in life. The National Beta Club is a national student service club whose objectives are: 1. To operate citizenship and leadership. 2. To encourage fellowship and cooperation. 3. To reward effort and achievement. 4. To inspire honesty and tolerence. MISS JANE ABSHIRE Sponsor 101 t MR. L. SAPORITO Sponsor MRS. B. LANDRY Sponsor LONNIE R. VINCENT Layout Editor Feature Editor MARY HARTMAN Ass'x Editor DEBORAH VINCENT Jr. Ass’t Editor LIZ SIMON BILL DOUCET Sports Editor THE CITIZEN The School Citizen is a newspaper which represents the cooperation of the students working together to produce something that they are a part of. The op- portunities offered through the Citizen may lead to other careers. Publishing the Citizen requires knowl- edge of what constitutes news with an ability to write accurately, clearly, simply, and with diplomacy. BILL DESHOTELS Managing Editor FIRST ROW — Bill Doucet, Elizabeth Simon, Deborah Vincent, Lea LaBry, Mary’ Hartman, Bill Deshotels, Lonnie R. Vin- cent. SECOND ROW — Vivian Trahan, Cheryl Trahan, Melba Dronet, Cheryl Dronet, Janice Meaux, Bonnie Dronet, Sue Bell, Becky LcBlanc, Becky Prcjean. THIRD ROW Martha Simon, Sandra Trahan, Kattie Trahan, Penny Garner, Linda Hargrave, Charlotte Suire, Linda Montagne, Deborah Couvillon, Gretta Mire, Linda David. FOURTH ROW Margaret Vincent, Freddie Ann Toups, Keith Faulk, Ronald Meaux, Gene simon, Kenneth Broussard, Russell Adams, Russell Greene, Sue Broussard, Jackie Hebert. The assembly line putting the Citizen to- gether. Reading the end result. 103 NATIONAL FIRST ROW — Mrs. Cresswcll, Agent, Wayne Couvillon — Pari., Becky Prejean — Sec., Donald Vincent — Pres., Rusty Romero — V. Pres., Deborah Couvillon — Rep., Mrs. Marceaux — Local Leader, Mr. Beaugh — Agent. SECOND ROW’ — Hildes Aube, Jane Ab- shire, Rachael Couvillon, Janet Primeaux, Priscilla Marceaux, Cynthia Chatagnier, Richard Abshire, Karlan Simon, Nicky Bou- dreaux, Patrick Simon, Gaylan I rahan, Elizabeth Thibodeaux. T HIRD ROW — Romona Bertrand, Paula Eleazar, Allan Comeaux, Milton Mire, Roy Marceaux, Mike LeMaire, Benny Marceaux. FOURT H ROW — Floyd Dartez, Chester Richard, Terry Frederick, Glenn Mire, Harlan Chatagnier, Ray Boudreaux, Duffy Marceaux, Billy Matthews, Russell Greene, Aaron Hebert. 4-H A National organization of boys, girls, agents, and projects, the 4-H clubs of America are a major and vital organ in the so- cial, agricultural, and industrial framework of our world. Since 1902 when 4-H clubs were first organized the membership has grown to over two million young boys and girls working togeth- er and individually to accomplish success in the many projects offered to members allowing them to: Pledge their heads to clearer thinking Pledge their hearts to greater loyalty Pledge their hands to larger service and their health for better living for their club,theircommunity,and their country. 104 Ray Boudreaux and Duffy Marceaux are among the National Winners from Louisiana. 4-H CLUB Pride in a project well completed. One successful 4-H member displaying awards. The product of a year’s toil duly rewarded. Champions at Vermilion Parish Fair. 105 Parish Executive Committee Officers 1966-67. Champions at Vermilion Parish Fair with achievements. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUBS Richard Greene, Robert Clostio, Roy Marceaux, Charles Montgomery, Maylan Hargrave, Jimmy Schexnider, Dalton Friou, Cal- vin LaSalle, Paul Touchet, Melvin Marceaux, Presley Cormier, Russell Clostio, Gary Harrington, Johnny Bourque, Ray Allen Broussard, Roger LaFlcur, Mike Mire, Gerald I cMairc, Roland Trahan, Ray Allen Trahan, Russell LeMairc, James Hargrave, Lloyd Hargrave, Hamid Roussel, Michael Schexnider. J. L. Primcaux, Donald LeMairc, George LcBoucf, Stephen Perry, Ronnie Hargrave, Kenneth Sonnier, Mike LeMaire, Ronald Meaux, Bcrney Morvant, Jess Perrin, Michael Briolo, Roger Sonnier, Patrick David, Glenn McDaniel, Jimmy Romero, James Mire, Chester Richard. Donald Meaux, Bradley Gaspard. Roy Hebert, Michael Schexnider, Mark Hebert. Russell Key, Percy Vincent. Cameraman — Stephen Perry Sgt.-At-Arms — Berney Morvant Publicity Man — Kenneth Sonnier Sgt.-At-Arms — Mike LeMaire Vice President — Ronnie Hargrave Cameraman (Ass’t) — Jess Perrin President — Ronald Meaux Industrial Arts Teacher — Mr. Raymond Trahan 106 OF LOUISIANA Industrial Arts III — Wood working. Project time. This one had better fit. Mr. Trahan cut it. From trees to Sawdust Back to the Drawing Board Is it a Ford or a Chevy? Giving a helping hand 107 PIRETTES TOP ROW Linda Montagne, Deborah Vincent, Mac Dell Hcrpin, Ginny Waller, Angela Chauvin, Cheryl Trahan, Linda Faulk, Susan LeBlanc, Judy LeMaire, Marie Elina Lcger, Janice Mcaux. SECOND ROW — Priscilla Marceaux, Gwen Vincent, Annette LaBry, Donna Roy, Martha Simon, Rose Anna Broussard, Cheryl LeMaire, Marsha Simon. THIRD ROW Paula Elea- zar, Jeanette Doucet, Susan LeBouef, Deborah Couvillon, Clara Courville, Melba Dronet, Margaret Benoit. FOURTH ROW — Linda Hargrave (Reporter), Anne Gail Guidry (Parliamentarian), Linda Hebert (Sgt.-at-Arms), Lea LaBry (President), Jackie He- bert (Vice-President), Cheryl Cormier (Treasurer), Jo Ann Vincent (Secretary), Venola Vincent (Sgt.-at-Arms). CHEERLEAD- ERS — Cheryl Dronet, Penny Gamer, Charlotte Suire (Head Cheerleader), Janice Broussard, Judy Roy. The Pirette organi- zation is a group of girls who lend color and cheer to all football games, and who are in- terested in supporting their team whether it be rain or shine. MRS. Y. LEGE If only we had boys in this group!! Sponsor 108 LINDA ABSHIRE SENIOR MAID REBECCA PREJEAN SENIOR MAID MYRNA LABRY JUNIOR MAID HOMECOMING COURT CHARLOTTE SUIRE QUEEN JANICE MEAUX JUNIOR MAID DONNA ROY SOPHOMORE MAID ROMONA DRONET FRESHMAN MAID Walter Primeaux Crowning 1966 Homecoming Queen Charlotte Sgire Charlotte Suire, Queen Linda Abshire Becky Prejean, Senior Maids. 1967 Homecoming Court and Escorts III HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES The Band leads the Homecoming Parade Mary and Vivian cheering our boys on to victory Bonfire Boosted Spirit! Part of the large crowd that attended the Bonfire KAPLAN PIRATE MARCHING BAND KNEELING Vice-President — Douglas Meaux President — Bill Dcshotels STANDING Librarian — Cathy Comeaux Librarian — Myrna LaBry Director — Mr. John Landry Reporter — Mary Hartman Secretary — Margaret Vincent Librarian — Ann Claire Primeaux 113 Tommy LcMaire, Margaret Faulk. Cathy Simon, Brenda Touchet, Deborah Langlinais, Linda Humble, Sandra Sonnier, Sandra Tou- chet, Vivian Trahan, Joyce Marceaux, Carolyn Schexnider, Rachael Couvillon Patrick Palombo, Elizabeth Vidalier, Rayford Guidry, Bobby Breaux, Warren LcBocuf, Patrick Simon, Gaylan Trahan, Russell Bouillion r ■ Patti Jo Primeaux, Rusty Romero, Jimmy Richard, Donald Dailey, Kenneth Brunette, Lonnie C. Vincent, Sherlene Mire, Steve Lor- mand. Douglas Meaux, Barney Toups, Sandra Griffin Myma LaBry, Josette Broussard, Rebecca LeBlanc, Freddie Ann Toups, Ellen Broussard, Bonnie Dronet ft m i L Carol Ix Blanc, Mary Hartman, Kenneth Palombo, Conroy Vincent, Michael Primeaux, David Stewart I 14 Gregory Rost, Dexter Duhon, Carl ComeaXix, Carson Abshire, Cathy Comeaux MYRNA LABRY Feature Twirler JOSETTE BROUSSARD Drum Majorette K.H.S. MAJORETTES ELLEN BROUSSARD Head Majorette REBECCA LEBLANC BONNIE DRONET FREDDIE ANN TOUPS 115 LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW — Callic Cormier, Charlotte Sistrunk, Geraldcan He- bert, Barbara Hargrave, Shirley Cormier, Charmainc Bordelon, Doris Dartcz. SECOND ROW' — Priscilla LaPointe, Bonnie Trahan, Tommy LcMaire, Carlton Trahan, Jarvis Dubois, Mike Kirtland, Judy Herpin, Patricia Trahan. Daily process of shelving books Tommy sitting at desk finding cards assisted by Mike 116 KHS FOOTBALL ’66-’67 GENE SIMON End 5-AA All District WES MAGEE Quarterback RAINEY SCHEXNEIDER Guard CONRAD SIMON Fullback 118 JOHN BROUSSARD Tackle TONY TURN LEY Tackle SAMMY GREENE Halfback ARTHY LEMAIRE Halfback Who’s coaching this team, you or me? 2 to 1 he makes it!!! KENNETH HARRINGTON Center KERRY GARNER Guard 119 BILLY SUIRE Linebacker Hang On, Rainey! Hang On! JOHNNY HERPIN Halfback CHRIS LANDRY 120 Halfback DUFFY MARCEAUX End CARLAN HANKS Guard Magee Starts Around Abbeville! STEVE MOUTON Center Raync or Rain??? DENNIS THOMPSON Tackle JOEY BOURQUE Halfback KENNETH BRUNET Halfback FARREL LEBOUEF Halfback MACKLIN SCHEXNIDER Fullback GLENN LATIOLATIS End RUSSELL SIMON Tackle FLOYD SMITH Tackle BILL DOUCET I know he weighs 270, Sam, but you can handle him! RICHARD LANDRY Managers DANIEL FAULK Guard STANLEY MORVANT Tackle RICHARD ABSHIRE Guard 122 K-CLUB FIRST ROW — Clarion Hanks, Kerry Garner, Sammy Greene, Richard Abshire, Johnny Herpin, Floyd Smith. SECOND ROW — Billy Suire, Joey Bourque, Rainey Schexnider, Steve Guidry, Garland I anglinais, Glenn Latiolas, Dennis Thompson, Preston Broussard, THIRD ROW — Duffy Marceaux, Stanley Morvant, Glenn Mire, Richard I andry, Toney Turnley, Billy Mathews, Steven Mouton, Russell Simon, FOURTH ROW — Conrad Simon, Kenneth Harrington, Wes Magee, Chris Landry, Gene Simon, Arthy LcMairc, Macklin Schexnider, Bill Doucet. 1965-66 LETTERMEN 123 Wes, we asked you to keep the ball low!! Joy and elation, depression and dis- couragement. These are contrasting by-products of the world of sports, how- ever other by-products are also created of major value never to be lost whether victory or defeat originates them: cour- age, spirit, sportsmanship and team- work. TONEY TURNLEY GLENN MIRE Lots of effort for only half a ball!! STEVE GUIDRY 125 GARLAND LAN GUN AIS GEORGE DAVIS JOHNNY HERPIN Not this one Arnaudville — (but there were others) 26 Talk about high! Would you believe joy? CHEERLEADERS SPUR SCHOOL SPIRIT Left to Right — Penny Garner, Janis Broussard, Judy Roy, Charlotte Suire The problem of leading and controlling a crowd, whether it is exuberant or apathetic, falls to five cheerleaders. In their neat colorful outfits they jump and yell urging greater efforts from the people who back the team. With sunny personalities and sin- cere friendliness, the cheerleaders are the ambassadors of good will to the Pirate opponents. OUR AMBASSADORS OF GOOD WILL ALTERNATE - LINDA FAULK KAPLAN STATE BANK LARGE OR SMALL We Appreciate Your Account Offering All the Services of a Modern Commercial Bank Serving Kaplan and the Surrounding Area Since 1928 LEBLANCS CLEANERS Qj jJfy cleaning ELEAZER’S JEWELRY STORE 810 N. Church Avenue Phone MI 3-7646 Pick-Up and Delivery 317 Cushing Ave. MI 3-7555 THOMAS AND EVELYN MEAGHER, Owners FAULK HARGRAVE FEED STORE Bewleys Anchor Feeds Seeds - Fertilizer Remedies - Insecticides DUNIS FAULK and EDDIE HARGRAVE Kaplan, Louisiana Owners Compliments of RED BERNARD CHEVROLET Phone 3-7400 or 7401 Compliments of: VINCENT SUPPLY COMPANY IRVING IRRIGATION COMPANY Furniture Bulk Statiori Filling Station Sewmar Sewing Machines Tappan Ranges Esso Products Phone MI 3-6530 Compliments of Compliments of: ABSHIRE’S LUMBER YARD DUHON GAS INC. Kaplan, Louisiana KAPLAN DRUG STORE Compliments of Quality- -Service- -Satisfaction KAPLAN FARM CORPORATION CHARLES A. BORNE, Owner MAXIE J. BORNE, Manager Cooperation Is Our Day rnone MI J-044U Night Phone MI 3-8760 or MI 3-6367 Key to Success Compliments of Ilill MR. AND MRS. m a a i ■ i i a n p p Compliments of: FRANK HARDEE KAPLAN FARM EQUIPMENT CO. INCORPORATED POLLY STAN Your Franchised Dealer for Massey-Ferguson-- Side Winder, M. R. S. , Bush Hog, Chattanooga, and a Host of Other Fine Farm Machinery Lines. 119 East First St. Phones: MI 3-2279 and MI 3-7191 Experts in Sales and Service Compliments of Compliments of: EDLAR J. HEBERT GENERAL MERCHANDISE HEBERT MOUTON SOFT WATER, CO. Reasonable Prices Kaplan, Louisiana MI 3-7332 Kaplan Phone 3-8092 or 3-7628 Compliments of: HERPIN’S FASHION SHOP TOM BAUDOIN T.V. SALES SERVICE Infant's and Children's Wear Ladies' Sportswear Fabrics MI 3-6128 603 N. Faye Avenue Admiral T. V. Kaplan, Louisiana PELICAN OIL COMPANY INC. ' Compliments of Canal Petroleum and Its Products EMICK ADAMS, Manager OTTO MOUTON GROCERY P. O. Box 301 Kaplan, Louisiana Kaplan, Louisiana RENE IMPLEMENT CO. DIXIE HOME SUPPLY Authorized Meaux's Automotive and Electrical John Deere Dealer General Auto and Farm Supplies Machinery Repairing Major Appliances and Hardware MI 3-6379 809 North Cushing Avenue Kaplan, Louisiana MI 3-7450 Best Wishes to the Class of '67 From THE TURNLEY'S KAPLAN TELEPHONE COMPANY SAGRERA-HANKS RICE DRYER WAREHOUSE Post Office Box 87 Phone MI 3-7345 Rice Drying, Storage and Seed Rice Cleaning Kaplan, Louisiana TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Styles to Fit Your Personality CALLIE LEBOUEF Phone 643-7742 513 West Third Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of; Compliments of: MEAUX’S PHARMACY RICELAND INSURANCE AGENCY FRANK J. MEAUX and MAHLEN M. MEAUX 2 Registered Pharmacists Serving the Sick Since 1927 Representing Aetna for Group Hospitalization C. KAPLAN or ROYBY VINCENT Phone 3-8484 115 North Cushing Avenue Kaplan, Louisiana Merchant of Security J. H. DESHOTELS SONS, INC. Compliments of: MEAUX’S LUMBER STORE Peter Shoes Kaplan, Louisiana Tuf-nut, Work Clothes Van Hersen - Piece Goods Dobbs Hats - Gift Goods we: Compliments of: DR. AND MRS. WILSON J. MANCEAUX CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE CO. Compliments of SIMON’S SERVICE STATION VERNISE SIMON, Proprietor LANE J. LEBLANC P. O. Box 262 Delcambre, Louisiana Mobil Products j mm } Mobil 400 W. 1st Kaplan, La. Phone MI 3-642 3 Compliments of KAPLAN FURNITURE STORE BROUSSARD FAULK FEED STORE Purina Chows Custom Grinding and Mixing Farm and Feed Supplies 812 Cushing Avenue 319 West First Street Phone MI 3-8480 Compliments of Compliments of: DENNIS SIMON Insurance and Real Estate Agency ACADIA VERMILION RICE IRRIGATION COMPANY, INC. Kaplan, Louisiana DR. J. J. CAMEL, DENTIST Office Hours 8-12 A. M. 1-5 P. M. Also by Appointment--Daily Except Saturday 8- 12 A. M. 611 Cushing Avenue MI 3-6458--If No Answer Call MI 3-8848 Compliments of: LIBERTY RICE MILL, INC. TOM’S PLUMBING ELECTRIC Heating Payne Cooling Cable Address: Libertymil Rice Growers, Millerp, and Distributors 1000 West 1st Street MI 3-7740 Kaplan, Louisiana Post Office Box 218 Phone 3-7175 and 3-7176 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of: Compliments of VEE’S 5« 104 STORE MARIE’S DRESS SHOP Kaplan, Louisiana Dresses, Hats, Sportswear, Lingerie, Etc, Compliments of: DICK’S SERVICE STATION PHIL-A-SAK Opened 7-11 7 Days a Week When You Run Out, Run In. Mobil and Goodyear Products Kaplan, Louisiana Phone MI 3-6590 Night Phone MI 3-8684 1 Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of: FREEZO MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Where All Friends Meet RALPH WILLIS MI 3-6401 Registered Pharmacist Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of: Compliments of: KAPLAN FLOWER GIFT SHOP UNITED INSURANCE AGENCY OF KAPLAN INC. 111 North Irving Avenue PAUL ROY ELEAZAR, Manager Phone 3-2114 or MI 3-6580 205 Cushing Ave. P. O. Box 37 Kaplan, Louisiana Kaplan, Louisiana Whoa $ WS BOUILLION’S J fftfc ill WESTERN STORE Compliments of: Evinrude and First in Outboards 110 West First Street Kaplan, La. MI 3-7455 E. W. HENRY HARDWARE INC. Clothing to Fit the Entire Family Spurs, Boots and Saddles Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK LAFITTE WHOLESALE AND DRUG CO. INC. of Abbeville, La. For the Security that Only a National Bank offers. Owner: IVAN BOURQUE Main office: State and Peace Abbeville, La. Phone MI 3-7553 Drive-In Branch: 108 E. Lafayette Abbeville, La. Drugs Notions Sundrie s BECOME A MEMBER OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK FAMILY, THE BANK WHO CARES. Kaplan, Louisiana IN OUR 67TH YEAR BERTRAND’S AUTO CLINIC LORMAND CONSTRUCTION, CO., INC. General Contractors Have Wrecker--Will Travel P. O. Box 157 Kaplan, La. Phone MI 3-6280 Compliments of Compliments of: VINCENT DRIVE INN 643-8523 BILL SUIRE’S MARKET AND SLAUGHTER HOUSE 5 Burgers $1. 00 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of: Compliments of HANKS AND CORMIER FLYING SERVICE Phone 3-8500 Kaplan, La. KAPLAN KICE MILL, INC. LEGER WHOLESALE DRUG COMPANY BOURQUE-SIMON INSURANCE Real Estate ADAM LEGER, JR. , Owner Income Tax Service Notary Insurance of All Kinds Drugs, Notions, School Supplies Owner: WARREN SIMON Phone MI 3-7532 210 Cushing Avenue MI 3-7254 Compliments of: Compliments of: VERSAILLES DRIVE-INN 102 Eleazar Avenue FLO’S DRESS SHOP Kaplan, Louisiana MI 3-8257 BROWN’S THRIFT CITY PHARMACY DOUCET’S BARGAIN STORE Address 204 North Cushing Avenue MI 3-8611 Furniture - Appliances Floor Covering Phone MI 3-2161 Mgr. MILTON J. TOUPS, JR. 217 North Cushing Avenue Kaplan, Louisiana Congratulations and Best Wishes ROMERO’S FASHION STORE MR. MRS. JUNIUS J. FANGUY AND SONS Shopping Headquarters for Young Men Arrow Shirts (Regular and Tapered) LEVI'S Sta-Prest Casuals Sta-Prest Jeans Blue Jeans Jade-East and Gift Items Compliments of: Compliments of: KAPLAN FLOWER GIFT MARKET SCOTT JUDE BOURQUE 111 North Irving Avenue SCOTTY Phone 643-2114 or 643-26580 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of: CLOSTIO HARDY OLIVER COMPANY Tractors - Implement Supplies Compliments of: Compliments of DALLAS MONCEAUX MONCEAUX’S SERVICE STATION 700 E. First Street Kaplan, La. Phone MI 3-8202 VERMILLION NURSING HOME Complii of: VERMILION BANK TRUST COMPANY Kaplan, Louisiana Member of F. D. I. C. S oc Ifowi Compliments of: PAT’S DEN MI 3-7420 FOOD TOWN 608 E. First Street Kaplan, Louisiana LEMAIRE SLAUGHTER HSE. MEAT MARKET See Us For Cutting and Wrapping Meat and Freezing Retail Meat and Custom Slaughter 643-7459 - 643-7668 Night 643-7457 MI 3-6502 The Store that gives you more for less. Rt. 3, Box 6 E. Mill St. Kaplan, La. Flowers by Wire MECILIA’S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 404 North Cushing Avenue Phone MI 3-8476 MECILIA D. BROUSSARD, Owner things go better,! with Coke Lake Charles, Louisiana Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of: the MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Best Movies at the Best Prices Crowley Court Circle Kaplan 1st Street JOY THEATRE ROSEMARY CROAN Kaplan, La. Bar-B-Que Homemade Phone Supplies Sausage 643-7745 BUTCHER AT YOUR SERVICE AT ALL TIMES Seasoned Shodan T- Bone Sirloin Steaks HOLLIER’S GROCERY MARKET HOUSE OF STUFFED PORK CHOPS LLOYD HOLLIER The Friendly 505 N. Store Louisiana Ave. Kaplan, La. Compliments of: THE KAPLAN HERALD Kaplan's Only Home- Owned, Home-Operated Newspaper CONRAD M. KAPLAN Editor-Publisher P. O. Box 236 116 N. Cushing Ave. Subscription Rates Anywhere $2. 00 Per Year BLANCHARD BOTTLING WORKS, INC. AUBREY MEAUX, President JAMES MEAUX, Sec. and Treas. PERCY L. MEAUX, Vice-Pres. Orange Crush and Grape Crush Bottle Sterilized Chocolate, Chaser MI 3-8400 Compliments of: BEN’S OIL TIRE CO. Service That Satisfies BANK OF ABBEVILLE TRUST CO. Marfax Lubrication Tire Repairing Accessories Compliments of: Abbeville, Louisiana HORCE LORMAND INSURANCE AGENCY Kaplan, Louisiana 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. (RMana) RIVIANA FOODS INC. BILL MATTHEWS FORD, INC. Abbeville - Houston - New York Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone MI 3-7124 Kaplan, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of: FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ABBEVILLE DR. AND MRS. GAULMAN ABSHIRE Abbeville, Louisiana BORDELON Compliments of HARDWARE COMPANY VERMILION INSURANCE AGENCY O. H. DESHOTELS JR. Complete Line of Sporting Goods, Plumbing and Electric Appliances Kaplan, Louisiana General Hardware - Climate Paints CHARLES E. STEWART Phone MI 3-6140 118 Cushing 300 State Kaplan, La, Abbeville, La. 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 On behalf of the 1967 Jolly Roger Staff, we would like to express our sincere apprecia- tion to the people who have given up their time and patience, and who have made contri- butions, thus making it possible for a 1967 yearbook. We would also like to thank from the bottom of our hearts two other persons who devot- ed most of their time to helping us. They are Miss Jane Abshire and Mrs. Yvonne Lege. When looking back at this yearbook in future years, may the memories be regarded as happy ones to all. Thank-you again. 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