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

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I f Pete Crawford Princqnal Principa1's Message: The arrival of this issue of the RESUME marks the completion of another school year at LaGrange Senior High School. Soon the Senior Class of '76 will leave LaGrange to continue their education or become productive members of our community. As this class is leaving, another freshman class is preparing to begin its four-year stay at our school. Even though education can be viewed as a continuous. rather monoto- nous process, it is seldom looked upon as monotonous by the people who are actively engaged in it. People who are active in the educational process know that there are interesting and exciting events, names, and faces associated with each school year. Some of the events of the past year that come to mind are tying for the district football championship, the band's rating superior at Gulfport, a good season for the new girls' basketball team, the girls' track team's winning the state championship last spring, and superior ratings by the chorus and other groups. Competing on an individual basis, LaGrange students certainly won their share of scholarships, events in the literary rally, and places on the honor roll. With these thoughts in mind, I wish to express my sincerest apprecia- tion to the students, faculty, and staff for the way each person has helped to make 1975-'76 one of the best years that any of us have spent at LaGrange. I also wish to express my appreciation to the yearbook staff for recording the people and events of this year in the RESUME. D

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