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

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KITCHEN PERSONNEL Pictured from left to right are: Mrs. Ouida Thompson, supervisorg Mrs. Eva Mae Pearce, Mrs. Frances Racca, Mrs. Aline Taylor, Mrs. Alice Broussard, Mrs. Rose Berzas, and Mrs. Lezita Onxley, the women who diligently work daily to prepare the meals for more than 1,000 students plus 410 faculty members. The members of our kitchen staff must work in order to prepare these meals from early in the morning until the time for lunchg then they serve the food to a continuous line of students for nearly an hour, after which it is their job to leave the kitchen in immacu- late order. NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL ARE INDISPENSIBLE, TOO! MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL The big job of keeping up our school is handled by four competent workers who con- stantly strive to make La- Grange the neat and attractive school that it should be. Re- sponsible for this important job are: J. B. Murphy, chief custodiang Mrs. Irene Meaux, Elby Manuel, and David .lef- fers. The members of this staff make it possible for us to en- joy classes in rooms that are clean and bright. After the students have left school for the day, this crew remains to prepare for the next day. Theirs is a job of supreme im- portance in our school, f iiWfti5fe51?fW'l?1 '-F e-Pz,sifx:5? IYell'1.-f2g',iQffifSlit- K sfzif,-'i:l'i1V:'i

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yi L ENGLISH MISS RAMONA WIGLEY B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic Instituteg M.E., Louisiana State University English, Civics Sponsor of FTA Club MRS. GLORIA WEGENER B.A., University of Western Ontario English C0-Sponsor of Cheerleaders MISS GAYLE ROCKETT B.A., Louisiana College English Co-Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y Cluh MISS ELEANOR BARES B.S., Southwestern Louisiana Institute English CHILDREN NUMBER 26 BOYS AND I6 GIRLS ENGLISH MRS. ROSEMARY SON B.A., Our Lady of the Lake Collegeg M.A., University of Texas English MRS. MINA ROUX B.A., Southwestern Louisiana Institute English Resume Advisor, and Co- Sponsor of 4-H Club MRS. PEGGY PUGH B.S., Northwestern State Col- lege Spanish, English Co-Sponsor of Tri-I-Ii-Y Club its

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COMMERCE Included in the commerce department are subjects such as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping I, ll, business arithmetic, business English, office practice, and general business. These subjects are taught by a staff of four teachers. During the four years of high school, nearly every student takes at least one commercial course. Shown here is Mr. James Blevins giving instruction to his class in office practice. STUDY HALL Every class period there are over a hundred students in the library for an hour of study and research work under the supervision of a teacher and the librarian, Mrs. McFatter. 2f2ff:57l' lit! ,--. 1.i.fi-'-il' 54l f7'1 INDUSTRIAL ARTS To prepare for careers in mechanical drawing and wood-working, industrial arts provides basic training in these fields. Under the direction of Mr. Lanier, these boys are given an opportunity to put into practice the fundamentals of this type of Work. Pictuned is Mr. E. B. Lanier, demonstrating to his students the correct manner in which one is to use this equipment. FOOTBALL Many times the average person does not realize the amount of training necessary to have a winning football team. Much time is spent in instruction and demonstra- tion of football techniques.