LaGrange High School - Resume Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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1nd PGRT PRIEN LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The rural area between Contraband Bayou and, Prien Lake became so thickly populated that the first session, 1956-57, began with 393 pupils and 15 teachers under the principalship of B. R. Shirey. The third year the enrollment increased to 434. The same principal heads a faculty of 14 teachers. lbl

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Football practice started on August 15 with a turnout of 67 boys. The number was reduced to forty-nine mem- bers. The team consisted of ten seniorsg twenty-one juniors, fourteen sophomores, and four freshmen. The managers were Hank Boese, Glenn Barnett, and Farnell LaFleur. Coaches were as follows: Doug Ham- ley, head coach, Charles Kuehn and Ralph Lane, coaches of KB teamg Tony Byles, backfield coachg and Carl Speed, freshman and sophomore coach. LaGrange had a 4-6-1 average. They won four games against New Iberia, Landry, Sulphur, and DeRidder. They lost to Baton Rouge, French, Lafayette, Lake Charles High, Bolton, and Beau- mont. They received one tie with Marion, 19-19. Captain of team was Howard McCann and co-captain, Walter Hanna. At the annual football banquet the following awards were given: Best line- man award to Howard McCanng most improved player award to Fred Strattong most valuable player award and co-cap- tain award to Walter Hannag and coaches award to Albert Burguieres. OFFENSE - FIRST STRING 1' '?,?:fT.m1:x!si