Lafayette High School - Lions Din Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)
- Class of 1955
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W S f 7 Q li 's -s f. is 'Mi xx ,s Tx 7 A K E'- f iq, ,Q-Q, o 't of man's desire or will, The sands of time will run their course in spi e t be Lafayette Senior High School watched its t for and as June, 1955, came o , coming with mixed emotions-joy for the Senior graduation and regre h t'rement of a teacher who has given more than forty years of teaching t e re I service to Lafayette Parish schools. n er hands, we note the As she prepares to hand on the torch to you g act with a sincere respect for her abilities and her devotion to duty, with a deep and abiding sense of gratitude for her patience and guidanceg and ' lace she has etched in our memories. with a firm realization of the deep p ' d titude and realization that we dedicate It is because of this respect an gra this 1955 Lion's Din to QUINTILLA MORGAN ANDERS IDA GONOR Editor-in-Chief L BOBBIE WILTZ Business Manager . with ELEANOR SARAH NORMAN BERTHA LEE JACKIE MARTHA MITCHELL GATES CHIASSON DOMINGUE RICHARDSON LAMBERT Assistant Assistant Organizations Favorites Arti :Ee Athletics and Editor Business Editor Editor I , R Honors Editor Manager Q0-LL-if tual W x -,thfvqf se, Jim - A Ltr if ,..f. WMHY EBM. E322 vb -'SQI f 26 ALJ' L-f V, ' when 2 9' sf see. 1012 S II? G E is At left, subscription salesmen. Seated: Fay Roy, Louwellyn Pitre, Paxton John- son, Sue Thompson, Nell Grand. Second row: Marilyn Montgomery, Marilyn Rodemacher, Diane Hebert, Marlene Andrus, Beverly Ashy. Below: The staff at work. MRS. L. B. PORTIER - Sponsor MLM ww! . -'v if'2'eW - 1-fif-H t ifflflfl 44. '68 th yjrzkzcujoafs J essczye ln this issue of the Lion's Din are reviewed many of the activities in which you, the first students of the Lafayette Senior High School, have engaged during the first aca- demic year of the new school. l hope the records in this annual may serve to verify for many years by print and picture, the experiences which all high school students cherish in retrospect. And may this make you feel the satisfaction of success in your work, which alone can bring you happiness. L. A. BERGER Principal MR. GEORGE B. PORTER Assistant Principal mfnzsfrafzon MRS. RALPH GARNETT, Secretary MRS. NORMA G. DURAND B.A., L.S.U., S.L.l., English lll, Junior Class sponsor. ALLEN MEYERS MRS. MAMIE B. ONEBANE B.S., B.A.S.L.l., Typing, Shorthand, F.B.L,A. 759 gacu Z? MISS CATHERINE DUCHARME B.A., S.L.l., M.A., L.S.U., Physical Education, Lioneftes, Girl Scouts. JSE .ig . 1' MRS, PHALLIE E. MCGINN BA., Newcomb, Civics, Semper Amici. B.A., S.L.l., Physical Education, Bas- ketball. w3mlxLSxf'f+wS ss'f . Jn.w1saf5ff'fllfffi'isf 11'- .f L X s MRS. P. S. WARD MRS. MATTIE G, BELLE J. D. CONCIENNE S.L.l., Mathematics. B.A., B.S., S.L.I., M.Ed., L.S.U., Eng- B,S., L.S.U., Agriculture, F.F.A., Sen- lish, Senior Class sponsor. ior Class sponsor. Q acuf HUGH C. WALLIS, ll MISS GRACE MCDADE B.A., B.S., S.L.I., M.Ed., University of B.S., S.L.I., Physical Education, Girls' Missouri, Industrial Arts, English II, basketball coach. Camera Club, Sophomore Class sponsor. VINCENT SAIA B.A., S.L.l., M,A., L.S.U., Professional Diploma, Teachers College Columbia University, Bookkeeping, Baseball Coach, Junior Accountants. MISS LlLLlAN GAUTHIER MISS GRACE JORDAN B.A., S.L.l., M.A., B.S. in Library Science, B.A., S.L.I., M.E., University of Missouri, L.S.U., Librarian, Sponsor Library Club. English lV, Student Council. The faculty numbers 34, l2 men and 22 women with a total of 56 college degrees. JOHN W. GILFRY MRS. L. B. PORTIER CHARLES FRANCIOL B.S., University of Oregon, M.Ed,, B.A., MA., L.S.U., Speech, English B.S., S.L.I., M.S., L.S.U., Mathematics L.S.U., Band, Orchestra. Il, Journalism, Dramatics Club, Masque and Gavel, Lion's Din. RS. DENA ROY L. WHITMAN MRS. RUBY WHITFIELD WORTMAN BREAUX B.S., University of Wyoming, M.A., L.S.U., B.A., S.L.I., M.A., University of Texas Oc, S.L.I., Eng- Physical Education, Football, Track, Key' B.S. in Library Science, L.S.U., Spanish h II, Parlez Club. General History, Spanish Club. us. Teaching experience ranges from one to forty- seven years. MISS LURNICE BEGNAUD MRS. C. A. OESER B.S., S.L.I., M.A., L.S.U., Mathematics. B.S., Northwestern, M.S., University of Texas, Home Economics, F.H.A. I . wc l f ' refiisfssi WW- - - Y' - MRS. MISS ELIZABETH ABRAHAM I B.S., Northwestern State College, Coordinator, D.E D.E. Club, Senior Class Sponsor. QUINTILLA MORGAN ANDERS B.A., S.L. Le s Amie B. Philosophy in Ed., University of Chicago, 5, I., M.A., L.S.U., American History, Honor Society. MRS. IRENE W. HOLMES 1 M.A., L.S.U., English, French, le Cercle Fran- Gals' 4-H C'Ub- MRS. FRANCIS RESWEBER Miss CATHERINE HAZEL ALPHA M CIWELLEN CQQPBELLDT Bs., S.L.I., M.s., L.S.U., Home B' e 'a CS' S Semesef' Economics. Qltmwx Q ANTOINE HEBERT, Ill B.S., S.L.I., Chemistry, Physics, Junior Academy of Science, Junior Class Sponsor. i l l I 'fig f-.ififswzfrfiiz--A Hauser' 'fffyffwissliasaiehi '-1o CLAUDE J. GUIDROZ B.A., 5.L.l., M.A., Columbia University, Ari, Junior Class Sponsor. L . MRS. C. N. DAWSON B.A., S.L.I., Civics, Student Council, Sophomore Class Sponsor. KENNETH BOWEN Chorus, Firs1Semester was 1 MRS. ELEANOR M. MITCHELL B.S., M.S., L.S.U., Biology, Civics. MRS. EDITH B. NUGENT B.A., S.L.I., M.A., L.S.U., Typing Clerical Practice, F.B.L.A. MRS. FAITH BROWN B.M., University of Michigan, Choral Music. 1 E m E S E 2 1 x B E' Q Q15- Glasses From left to right: Pat Juneau, Vice President, Burl Colomb, Sergeant-at-Arms, Billie Morgan, Treasurer, Bertha Lee Domingue, Secretary, Clifton DeRousoulle, Sergeant-at-Arms, Paxton Johnson, President. RENE DELHOMME 5l-52 4 .iisiiu Shmirisi ig .Ili 9' L' A ' 'SLP' 'ifxrkws ef iw' , Y . ,:.f'-.. -Y '-Yu -1-'V , fm We Q L 5 X. feng:-an , ,. E ,, O V- ,g L ' J S. W i ..i,1wi,., M- ,V PRESIDENTS OF THE CLASS OF '55 JO ANN CORNISH MARTHA DAVIS PAXTON JOHNSON 52-53 53-54 54-55 Ka. '-122, me 4 J 1 ,ii ., J,.. ,. .5 W is H? P 4 F me X 3 as Q Q' 5 xg N' Q r glmfmmggw. . 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BEVERLY ANN ASI-IY Honor Roll 52-535 FBLA 53-55, Sweetheart 545 FTA 53-54, Sweetheart 535 Student Council 54-555 Parlez Vous 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Homecoming Second Maid 545 Miss Merry Christmas 54-555 Carnival Queen 55. GEORGE BALLARD Student Council 51-55, Vice President 54-555 Band 51-535 Honor Roll 51-555 L Club 53-555 Basketball 53-545 Football 52-55, All-District, All ADVERTISER 54-555 Track 53-555 Softball 53-545 Key Club 53-55, Vice President 555 Homecoming 53-555 Carnival 55. WILLIE BARONET Band 51-545 A Cappella Choir 51-55, Treasurer 53-545 Honor Society 51-555 Student Council 52-535 Baseball 51-555 Football 52-555 Basketball 52-555 First Place District Rally Boys' Quartet. Mixed Quartet 52-555 Key Club 52-55. MARY ELAINE BARRAS Honor Roll 53-545 Library Club 53-55, Secretary 53-54, President and Sweetheart 54-55. BARBARA W. BATES Green Jackets 51-525 Honor Roll 51-555 A Cappella Choir 52-545 Semper Amici 53-54, Treasurer5 Parlez Vous 53-545 Homecoming Court 54-555 Carnival 555 Varsity Debate 54-55, PAUL BAUDOIN MARIE JEANETTE BEGNAUD WALLACE BEGNEAUD Honor Society 53-555 Parlez Vous 53-55, Assistant Editor 54-555 Junior Academy of Science 53-545 Dramatics Club 54-555 Masque and Gavel 54-55, Vice Presiclent5 Track 53-555 Carnival 555 L Club 54-555 Varsity Debate 54-55. THOMAS BELLOT HARRIS BENOIT TOMMY BENOIT HOWARD J. BERNARD FFA 51-545 Junior Academy of Science 54-55. ROY L. BLAIR Band 51-545 Homecoming 51-545 Orchestra 52-535 Miss Merry Christmas Court 53-545 Key Club 54-555 FBLA 54-555 Carnival 55. DENISE M. BOUDREAUX Library Club 51-525 Band 52-555 Green Jackets 52-53- Junior Ac- .Wim 'Q' ln G l' 'Q countants 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 French Club 53-545 Honor Roll 53-545 Carnival 55. GERALDINE BOUDREAUX DE Club 54-55. MURPHY J. BOUDREAUX Orchestra 53-545 Band 53-555 Junior Accountants 54-555 Softball 55. RUDY BOUDREAUX Band 51-545 Basketball 51-555 Baseball 52-535 Track 52-535 A Cappella Choir 53-545 L Club 53-555 Key Club 53-555 Miss Merry Christmas Court 54-555 Carnival Court 55. MATT BOURQUE Orchestra 52-555 Band 52-55, Librarian and Treasurer 54-555 Dramatics Club 52-535 Honor Roll 53-545 Carnival 55. MARY BouTiN DE Club 54-55. SHIRLEY A. BOWER Carnival 555 Camera Club 54-555 A Cappella Choir 54-55. RACHAEL BRANTON Bookstore 54-555 A Cappella Choir 54-555 Parlez Vous 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Dramatics Club 54-555 Basketball, Manager Girls' Team 54-55. CARROLL J. BREAUX Band 5l-525 Track 51-525 Softball 51-525 Football 52-535 Homecoming 535 Junior Accountants 54-55, Vice President. E. J. BREAUX FFA 51-54, Sergeant-at-Arms5 Football 52-535 Softball 53-545 Boxing 53-55, Golden Gloves. WALLACE BREAUX CLARA BELLE BROUSSARD FHA 51-527 Junior Academy of Science 52-537 DE Club 54-55, Vice President7 Arts and Crafts 54-557 Carnival 55. DOROTHY LEE BROUSSARD Library Club 52-53. GLEN Louis BROUSSARD ROBERT JUDE BROUSSARD Dramatics Club 51-527 FFA 53-55, Treasurer 54-557 First Place District Rally Industrial Arts 52-53, Agriculture 53-54. RUTH M. BROUSSARD Green Jackets 51-527 Parlez Vous 53-547 Semper Amici 53-547 Basket- ball 53-557 Softball 53-547 Spanish Club 54-557 Flagtwirler 54-557 Les Amies 54-55, Treasurer7 Carnival 55. VELMA JANE BROUSSARD Basketball 52-537 Softball 52-537 Honor Roll 52-537 FHA 52-537 French Club 53'54j Library Club 54-55. ELSIE D. D. BUTLER ANNETTE CAIN Green Jackets 52-537 Cheerleader 53-557 French Club 53-547 Miss Merry Christmas 547 Semper Amici 53-547 Parlez Vous 54-557 Masque and Gavel 54-55, Treasurer7 Bookstore 54-557 Homecoming Queen 547 Carnival Court 55. ANITA CANNON Homecoming Court 54. MIKE CARMICHAEL ff-of fait ,elk if WE . VALERlE CARRIERE Scratch Pad 51-525 Library Club 51-52, Treasurer5 Parlez Vous 52-535 Green Jackets 52-535 Dramatics Club 52-535 Volleyball 53-545 Camera Club 54-55, Treasurer5 Carnival 55. GENEVIEVE CATES Library Club 54-55. GENE CELLA Key Club 52-555 Mr. Happy New Year 535 L Club 54-555 FBLA 54-555 Football 54-555 Carnival Court 55. ELECTA Rose CHIASSON Green Jackets 51-525 Honor Roll 52-545 Basketball 52-55, Outstanding Guard 55. MARIE NORMAN CHIASSON Honor Roll 52-545 Dramatics Club 54-555 Library Club 54-555 Lions Din Staff 54-555 Carnival 55. JAMES E. CHOPIN SHIRLEY CHRIS DE Club 53-545 Girl Scouts. Assistant Leader 54-555 Junior Accountants 54-555 Library Club 54-55. BONNIE DELL CHURCH FBLA 54-555 DE Club 53-55, Sweetheart 54-555 Dramatics Club 54-555 Homecoming Court 545 Les Amies 54-55. RAYMOND CLEMENT Orchestra 52-535 Band 52-555 Junior Accountants 54-55. CARITA COLEMAN Junior Academy of Science 51-525 Dramatics Club 51-525 FHA 52-535 Parlez Vous 51-52, 53-545 DE Club 52-53. BURL COLOMB L Club 51-55, Track 51-55, All-Southwest District 53, Most Valuable 53, Softball 53-55, Key Club 53-55, Junior and Senior Class Sergeant- at-Arms, LAWRENCE J. CORMIER Orchestra 54-55. RONALD J. CORMIER JoANN CoRNisi-i Sophomore President 53, Sweetheart 53, Dramatics Club 52-53, Maiorette 53-54, Daisy Mae 53, Miss Merry Christmas 52-53, FBLA 53-55, Treasurer 53-54, Semper Amici 53-54, Masque and Gavel 54-55, Miss Model Secretary 53-54, Student Council 53-55, Treasurer 53-54, President 54-55, Bookstore 53-55, Junior Accountants 54-55, Pelican Girls' State 54, Homecoming First Maid 54-55, Carnival First Maid 55, lnterclub Council President 54-55. BARBARA CORTESE Honor Roll 51-55, FHA 51-53, Green Jackets 51-52, Junior Academy of Science 51-52, Cheerleader 53-55, Parlez Vous 53-54, FBLA 53-55, Semper Amici 53-54, Student Council 54-55, Bookstore 54-55, Les Amies 54-55, Homecoming 54-55, Carnival 55. MILDRED COURVILLE Honor Roll 51-52, FHA 52-53, DE Club 53-54, Junior Accountants 54-55. JANET CRUME FBLA 52-54, Scratch Pad 52-53, Dramatics Club 53-54, Homecoming Court 54, Les Amies 54-55, DE Club 54-55, Secretary-Treasurer, Carnival 55, LARRY DAIGLE Band 51-54, Track Manager 53-54, Scratch Pad 53-54, FBLA 54-55, Golf 55, Carnival 55. LORETTA DARBONNE FHA 51-52, Green Jackets 51-52, FBLA 52-55, Vice President 54-55, Parlez Vous 53-54, Semper Amici 53-54, Dramatics Club 53-55, Les Amies 54-55, Homecoming Court 54-55. ELAINE L. DAVlS Orchestre 51-52, Band 51-52, Green Jackets 51-52, Dramatics Club 52-55, A Cappella Choir 53-55, FBLA 53-54, Semper Amici 53-54, French Club 53-54, Les Amies 54-55, Homecoming Court 54-55. MARTHA DAvis Student Council 52-53, Green Jackets 52-53, Junior Academy of Science 52-53, Secretary, FTA 52-54, President 52-53, Lions Din Staff 52-53, Parlez Vous 52-55, Editor 54-55, Business Manager 53-54, Honor Society 52-55, Semper Amici 53-54, Sergeant-at-Arms, Dra- matics Club 53-54, Masque and Gavel 54-55, FBLA 54-55, Bookstore 54-55, Junior Class President 53-54, Homecoming Court 54-55, Parlez Vous Sweetheart 54-55. RENE DELHOMME Student Council 51-53, L Club 51-55, Vice President 54-55, Basket- ball 51-55, Baseball 51-55, President Freshman Class 51-52, Junior Academy of Science 52-53, Football 52-54, Track 52-53, Bookstore 53-54, Honor Society 53-55, Key Club 53-55, Treasurer 53-54, Pelican Boys' State 54, Vice President Junior Class 53-54, Homecoming 54-55, Carnival Court 55. CLIFTON DERousEi.LE Band 51-54, Track 52-55, Softball 52-55, Junior Academy of Science 54-55, Carnival 55. BERTHA LEE DOMINGUE Parlez Vous 52-55, Green Jackets 51-52, Honor Roll 52-55, Spanish Club 53-55, Sweetheart 53-54, A Cappella Choir 53-55, Treasurer 54-55, Semper Amici 53-54, Dramatics Club 53-54, Les Amies 54-55, Reporter, Lions Din Staff 54-55, Senior Class Secretary 54-55, Carnival Maid 55. BETTY LEE DOMINGUE A Cappella Choir 51-52, Honor Roll 52-53, FBLA 54-55, Carnival 55. MARY RosE DORE FBLA 53-54, Library Club 54-55. JIM DRoaisi-i Spanish Club 51-54, Parlez Vous 51-52, Track 51-55, Honor Roll 52-55, L Club 53-55, Secretary 54-55. FRANCES DUGAS French Club 54-55, Library Club 54-55. SHERRY Dui-ioN A Cappella Choir 51-54, Sergeant-at-Arms 53-54, L Club 51-55, Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms 53-54, Volleyball 51-54, Football 51-55, Track 51-54, Homecoming 53-55, Carnival Court 55. DARRELLYN Lou ELMER LARRY EUNICE DE Club 54-55, Parliamentarian, State Vice President 55-56. SHIRLEY FABRE A Cappella Choir 54-555 DE Club 54-55. MARIE L. FARACI BARBARA FLEMING A Cappella Choir 53-555 Parlez Vous 52-555 Dramatics Club 52-545 Semper Amici 53-545 Softball 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Carnival 54-55. DEANNA FOUIN Honor Roll 52-555 FTA 52-54, Secretary 53-54, Treasurer 52-535 Parlez Vous 54-55, Assistant Business Manager5 Semper Amici 53-54, Presi- den15 French Club 53-545 Lionettes 54-555 Les Amies 54-55. Presiclent5 Homecoming Court 54-55. LucILLE FOURNIER Dramatics Club 51-525 Parlez Vous 52-545 FHA 5'l-52, DONALD J. GAUTREAUX E. J. GAUTREAUX Band 51-545 Homecoming 51-545 Softball 53-545 Honor Society 51-555 Junior Accountants 54-55, Secretary-Treasurer. MARJORIE A. GAY FBLA 54-55. INDIA GEAUX Green Jackets 52-535 Camera Club 54-55. .. R CYRIL C. GERAC Parlez Vous 52-55. GLEN GILLEY Orchestra 51-545 Band 51-555 Homecoming 51-545 Dramatics Club 52-535 Honor Society 53-545 Softball 53-545 Junior Academy of Science 54-555 Track 53-545 Carnival 55. TERRY GIROUARD Honor Roll 52-555 Dramatics Club 52-545 FBLA 53-555 Library Club 54-55. ANN GLADU Varsity Debate 54-55. IDA CATHERINE GONOR FHA 51-525 FBLA 53-555 Parlez Vous 54-555 Semper Amici 53-545 Dramatics Club 53-545 Honor Roll 52-555 Lionettes 54-55, Reporter5 Les Amies 54-555 Lions Din Editor 54-555 Homecoming Court 54-555 Carnival Court 55. Toev GOTHELF Spanish Club 53-55, Treasurer 53-545 Parlez Vous 53-545 FBLA 53-555 Volleyball 53-545 Lionettes 54-55, Secretary and Sweetheart5 Les Amies 54-555 Homecoming Court 54-555 Bookstore 54-55. ROBERTA NELL GRAND Orchestra 51-55, Secretary-Treasurer 54-555 FBLA 53-55, Corresponding Secretary 54-555 Semper Amici 53-54, Reporter 53-545 Dramatics Club 53-545 FTA 53-54, Vice President5 Spanish Club 53-545 Les Amies 54-55, Sergeant-at-Arms5 Student Council 54-555 Parlez Vous 54-555 Carnival 555 Lionettes 54-55. BILLY GUIDRY NOLAN J. GUIDRY ROSE MARIE GUILBREAUX Honor Society 52-555 Dramatics 52-535 Camera Club 54-55. NORMA HAMILTON FHA 51-525 Green Jackets 52-535 Scratch Pad 52-535 FTA 52-545 Honor Roll 52-555 FBLA 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Homecoming Court 54-555 Carnival 55. DEBBIE HARTSELL Orchestra 51-55, President 54-555 Dramatics Club 51-525 Band 53-55, Vice President 54-555 Volleyball 53-555 Basketball 53-545 Parlez Vous 54-555 Girl Scouts 54-55, Secretary5 Carnival 55. BETTY HEBERT Arts and Crafts 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Dramatics Club 54-555 Home- coming Court 54-55. HOLLAND HEBERT Basketball 52-555 Baseball 52-555 Miss Merry Christmas Court 53-545 L Club 53-555 Bookstore 53-545 FBLA 54-555 Football 54-555 Home- coming 54-55. JANE HOLLIER Honor Society 52-535 Honor Roll 53-545 Dramatics Club 52-535 Junior Accountants 54-55. Boasv C. HOLMES SYLVIA l'lUTCHlNS Honor Society 52-555 Junior Academy of Science 53-545 FBLA 53-555 Dramatics Club 53-545 French Club 53-545 Les Amies 54-555 Home- coming Court 54-555 Carnival 55. BARBARA IRVIN Orchestra 51-555 Dramatics Club 51-525 Library Club 51-525 Spanish Club 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Carnival 55. JEANETTE JEANISE A Cappella Choir 51-525 FHA 51-525 Junior Accountants 54-55. JIMMY JEANMARD Orchestra 51-55, Student Conductor 545 Band 51-55, Manager 53-545 Honor Roll 51-555 All-State Honor Band 53, 545 Superior Music Festival 545 Carnival 555 A Cappella Choir 53-54. Jgpntgs PAXTON JOHNSON Student Council 51-535 Honor Roll 51-555 Football 51-535 Band 52-545 Junior Academy of Science 51-525 Secretary Sophomore Class 52-535 Basketball 53-555 L Club 54-555 Key Club 54-555 Senior Class President 54-555 Homecoming 54-555 Carnival King 55. PATRICK A. JUNEAU, JR. Football 51-555 Student Council 52-55, Parliarnentarian 555 Junior Academy of Science 52-535 Bookstore 53-545 Key Club 53-555 Golf 52-535 L Club 54-555 FBLA 54-55, President5 French Club 53-54, President5 Baseball 54-555 Homecoming 54-555 First Duke in Carnival 55. JAMES KING Band 51-555 Orchestra 53-555 Junior Academy of Science 54-555 Dramatics Club 54-555 Carnival 55. JOSEPH LAcoMaE FFA 52-55, Treasurer 52-53, Vice President 54-555 Softball 54-555 Junior Accountants 54-555 Carnival 55. EUGENE LANDRY JOHN ASHTON LANDRY KOSSUTH J. LANDRY Football 54-55. MASCLE LANTIER Library Club 54-55, Treasurer. ALCION LARSON FBLA 54-55. VIVIAN l.AVIOLETTE Dramatics Club 51-525 Parlez Vous 52-535 FHA 52-535 A Cappella Choir 54-555 Library Club 54-55. JUANITA A. LEBERT Library Club 52-555 Honor Roll 5l-54. JOHN EARL LEBLANC KENNETH LEBLANC SIDNEY LEGER, JR. Track 53-545 Softball 54-555 Junior Accountants 54-555 Orchestra 54-555 Band 53-545 Carnival 55. MARION E. LESTER Honor Roll 52-535 Honor Society 535 Library Club 53-545 French Club 53-54. ANNA B. LETULLIER Honor Society 51-545 Softball 51-525 FBLA 54-55. AARON D. LLOYD Junior Academy of Science 54-555 Baseball 54-555 Miss Merry Christmas Court 54-55. JoI-IN LovE Parlez Vous 51-555 A Cappella Choir 53-545 FBLA 53-555 Football 53-545 Junior Academy of Science 54-55, Reporter5 Carnival 55. NANCY C. LOVING ELAINE LowE Student Council 52-535 FHA 52-535 Parlez Vous 53-555 FBLA 53-55, Corresponding Secretary 53-545 Semper Amici 53-54, Vice President5 Les Amies 54-555 French Club 53-545 Homecoming 54-555 Carnival Court 55. 'Nu- J f 'CY 1 -.5 MARILYN Y. LUNCEFORD Spanish Club 54-555 Les Amies 54-55. Jo ANN MARTIE NINA C. MARTIN Honor Roll 52-535 FBLA 54-555 Homecoming 54-555 Carnival 55. DOLORES MATTHEWS FHA 51-525 Dramatics Club 51-525 Parlez Vous 53-54. PAuL B. MAY Band 51-55, Manager 54-555 Orchestra 54-55. PHIL MAYERS Band 51-545 L Club 51-525 Boxing 51-545 Homecoming 51-535 Parlez Vous 52-545 Football 52-535 Scratch Pad 53-545 FBLA 54-555 Junior Academy of Science 54-555 Track 53-545 Carnival 55. PHYLLIS MAYERS Green Jackets 51-525 Flagtwirlers 52-535 Parlez Vous 52-555 Drarnatics Club 52-535 Semper Amici 53-545 FHA 54-555 FBLA 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Homecoming 54-555 Cheerleader 53-55. DICKIE MCCAULEY Student Council 51-545 A Cappella Choir 52-55, Vice President 54-555 L Club5 Key Club 52-555 Treasurer Freshman Class 51-525 Basketball 52-55, Captain 54-555 Second Team All-District 53, All-District 545 Honorable Mention All-State 545 Most Valuable Player 545 First Place State Rally Boys' Quartet 545 Carnival Court 555 Vice President Sopho- more Class 52-535 Treasurer Junior Class 53-545 First Place District Rally Boys' Quartet 54. JANELLE MCNEIL Dramatics Club 52-535 Junior Academy of Science 52-535 Parlez Vous 53-545 FBLA 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Homecoming 54-55. CHALLIE MEAUX A Cappella Choir 51-525 FBLA 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Homecoming 54-555 Carnival 55. RICHARD D. MELANSON FFA 51-547 Junior Academy of Science 54-557 First Place District Rally Agriculture 547 Carnival 55. FRANKIE MILLER DE Club 52-537 Arts and Crafts 54-557 Les Amies 54-55. JANE A. MILLER Honor Society 51-547 Junior Academy of Science 51-537 DE Club 53-55. MARGARET MILLER Dramatics Club 52-537 Junior Academy of Science 53-547 FBLA 53-547 DE Club 54-55, President7 Pelican Girls' State 547 Interclub Council 54-55. A JOHN MILNER L Club 52-55, President 54-557 Football 51-547 Hardest WOrker 52-557 Track 52-557 Homecoming 52-55, Captain 547 Softball 53-547 Key Club 54-55. THOMAS MITCHELL Orchestra 5l'52f Band 51-55, Manager 54-557 Honor Society 5'l'55i Junior Academy of Science 53-55, Treasurer 54-557 Dramatics Club 54-55, Treasurer 54-557 Masque and Gavel 54-557 French Club 54-557 Honor Band 53, 557 Varsity Debate 54-557 Carnival 55. RONALD MONTE Parlez Vous 53-542 FBLA 54-557 Dramatics Club 54-557 Library Club 54-557 Carnival 55. JACKIE MONTGOMERY Scratch Pad 51-527 Green Jackets 52-537 FHA 51-527 A Cappella Choir 52-55: FTA 53-547 Parlez Vous 54-557 Les Amies 54-557 Homecoming 54-557 Carnival 55. BILLIE L. MORGAN Student Council 51-537 Parlez Vous 51-557 Green Jackets 51-527 Honor Roll 51-557 Softball 52-537 Flagtwirler 52-547 Maiorette 54-557 Semper Amici 53-547 Les Amies 54-557 Junior Accountants 54-557 Bookstore 54-557 FBLA 54-557 French Club 54-557 Treasurer Senior Class 54-557 Senior Class Sweetheart 54-557 Homecoming 54-557 Carnival Court 55. SALLY MOT LOW Green Jackets 51-527 Parlez Vous 52-537 Spanish Club 53-547 FHA 53-547 Les Amies 54-557 Dramatics Club 54-55. W.. ROBERT E. MOUTON Honor Society 5l-555 FBLA 54-55: Junior Academy of Science 53-55, Vice President 53-545 Miss Merry Christmas Court 54. SHIRLEY NANCE FHA 5l-535 Library Club 52-53. MRYNA Lou NAVARRE PAT J. NELSON FHA 51-525 Honor Society 52-535 Spanish Club 53-545 Flagtwirlers 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Dramatics Club 54-55. Louis C. NEW WILFRED NOEL GLORIA NORMAN Honor Society 53-555 A Cappella Choir 54-555 Parlez Vous 54-555 FBLA 54-555 Semper Amici 53-545 Sergeant-at-Arms5 Student Council 54-555 Bookstore Bookkeeper 54-555 Lionettes 54-555 Les Amies 54-55, Secretary5 Homecoming 54-555 Carnival 55. MAURICE NORTHCUTT Junior Academy of Science 52-535 Bookstore 53-545 Track 53-545 FBLA 54-555 Carnival 55. CARROL PATIN Band 51-55, President 555 FFA 52-555 Orchestra 53-54, President5 Softball 54-555 Junior Accountants 54-55. RuFus L. PATIN, JR. PATSY PHIPPS FBLA 54-55, Les Amies 54-55. PATRICK R. PICARD L -A ROBERT M. PICKERING A Cappella Choir 52-55, Student Council 53-54, Sepretaryp Key Club 53-55, President 54-55, L Club 53-55, Baseball 53, Football 53-55, All-District and Second Team All-State 54, Track 53-557 Dramatics Club 54-55, Masque and Gavel 54-55, Basketball 53-54, First Place State Rally Boys' Quartet 54, Varsity Debate 54-55. WESTON J. PIERRET Band 5l-55, Honor Roll 52-53, Homecoming 52, 53. LEE J. PITRE, JR. Honor Society 5l-55, First Place State Rally General Science 51-52, Biology 52-537 Junior Academy of Science 53-55, President 53-54, Secretary 54-55, Masque and Gavel 54-55, Homecoming 53-54: Miss Merry Christmas Court 53, Interclub Council 53-557 L Club 54-555 Dramatics Club 54-55, President, Varsity Debate 54-55, Carnival 55. LOUWELLYN A. PITRE French Club 53-54, FTA 53-54, Honor Roll 54-557 Library Club 54-55, Secretary. Jo ANN POTHIER FHA 52-53, DE Club 53-55. JAMES C. PREJ EAN Jo ANN PREJEAN DOROTHY RABALAIS BARBARA RACCA CHESTER RICHARD JACQUELINE A. RICHARDSON Parlez Vous 53-54, Artist5 FBLA 53-545 Junior Academy of Science 53-545 Dramatics Club 53-545 FTA 53-545 Student Council 54-555 Les Amies 54-55, Vice President5 Library Club 54-555 Lions Din Staff 54-555 School Publicity Chairman 54-555 Carnival Jester 55. FREDDIE W. RIVOIRE Dramatics Club 51-525 FFA 51-55, Reporter 52-53, President 53-555 Area IV Federation President 55-565 Band 51-525 Library Club 52-535 Golf 53-545 Softball 53-545 lnterclub Council 53-555 First Place State Rally Agriculture 545 Camera Club 54-55, President5 Miss Merry Christmas Court 53-555 Homecoming 53. 555 Carnival 55. DANA Jo ROBICHEAUX Junior Academy of Science 52-535 Dramatics Club 52-535 Parlez Vous 52-535 Flagtwirler 52-535 FBLA 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Homecoming 54-555 Carnival 55. GLORIA ROGERS Dramatics Club 52-545 Honor Society 52-555 FBLA 53-545 Girl Scouts 54-555 Library Club 54-55, Vice President, VIVIAN M. ROMAIRE FBLA 53-55, Vice President 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Carnival 55. GEORGIE ROMERO Dramatics Club 52-535 FHA 52-535 Parlez Vous 52-535 Junior Academy of Science 53-545 Library Club 54-555 A Cappella Choir 54-55. FAY ROY Honor Society 53-555 Junior Academy of Science 53-545 First Place District Rally English 545 Library Club 54-555 Parlez Vous 54-555 Pelican Girls' State 54, Police Juror, Miss North Carolina5 DAR Repre- sentative 555 Carnival 55. ELLA Rose SAVOY MARELLA SAVOY FBLA 53-545 Library Club 53-55. SYLVIA A. SAVOY Green Jackets 5l-525 Semper Amici 53-545 French Club 53-545 Sopho- more Class Treasurer 52-535 A Cappella Choir 53-545 Bookstore 54-555 Parlez Vous 54-555 FBLA 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 FFA Sweetheart 53-545 Carnival Court 55. ROY SESSIONS A Cappella Choir 52-555 FBLA 53-555 Honor Society 53-545 Junior Academy of Science 53-54, Treasurer5 Miss Merry Christmas Court 535 Mr. Happy New Year 545 Carnival Second Duke 555 Key Club 54-555 Track 54-55, JUANLTA Nl. SHERMAN Spanish Club 53-55. JODLE SIMON Dramatics Club 52-535 Scratch Pad 52-535 Green Jackets 52-535 FTA 53-545 A Cappella Choir 54-555 Parlez Vous 54-555 FBLA 54-555 Les Amies 54-55, Sweetheart5 French Club 54-555 Homecoming 54-55. REBECCA JEAN SMLTH Parlez Vous 51-555 Green Jackets 51-525 Flagtvvirler 52-545 Secretary Freshman Class 51-525 FBLA 53-555 Semper Amici 53-545 Les Amies 54-555 Softball 53-545 Basketball 54-555 Junior Accountants 54-555 Student Council 54-555 Bookstore 54-555 Maiorette 54-555 French Club 54-55, Treasurer5 Homecoming 54-555 Carnival 55. VELMA SONNIER FHA 52-535 Green Jackets 52-545 Volleyball 52-535 DE Club 54-55, Secretary-Treasurer5 Carnival 55. JOHN P. SPICER Honor Roll 5l-555 Key Club 52-55, Secretary 54-555 FBLA 53-555 Junior Academy of Science 53-545 Varsity Debate 54-55. l.YNETTE L. STOKES FBLA 54-555 Lionettes 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Carnival 55. REMV C. STRACK Band 51-555 Football 53-555 L Club 54-55. WANDA STUTES DE Club 53-55. HUEY J. TATE GEORGE. R. TH EAux LUKE THERIOT Boxing 52-54, A Cappella Choir 52-555 L Club 54-55. GENE THIBODEAUX Band 51-55, Manager 54, Baseball 52-55, Key Club 53-55, State Honor Band 53-555 Basketball 53-55, L Club 54-55, Carnival Court 55. ALFRED TRAHAN FFA 53-55, Secretary, Softball 55, Carnival 55. EARL J. TRAHAN ELRIDGE P. TRAHAN BEN TROY LLOYD VAN HORN Orchestra 51-52, Band 52-55, Drum Maior 54-55, Dramatics Club 52-55, Honor Society 53-55, President 54-55, Junior Academy of Science 53-54, Secretary, Masque and Gavel 54-55, President, Baseball 53-557 Key Club 54-557 Pelican Boys' State 54, House of Representatives, First Place District Rally Algebra 54, Varsity Debate 54-55, Carnival 55. RALPH J. VEAZEY JOSEPH DENIS VENABLE Band 52-535 FFA 53-55, Vice President 54-555 Softball 54-55. LORETTA VERRET Junior Accountants 54-55. ELLA MAE VIATOR Band 51-545 FHA 52-535 Library Club 54-55. JOY WEBB FHA 51-545 Green Jackets 51-535 Parlez Vous 54-555 Library Club 54-555 Les Amies 54-55. BETTY WELBORN Band 52-555 Library Club 53-545 Parlez Vous 54-555 Les Amies 54-555 Carnival 55. CHARLES WHITE Band 51-545 Honor Society 51-555 Junior Academy of Science 51-55, President 54-555 Parlez Vous 52-545 Junior Class Secretary 53-545 Track 545 Carnival 55. BERNY WHITMAN Key Club 51-555 L Club 53-555 Baseball 53-545 Vice President Freshman Class 51-525 Homecoming 53-555 Football 51-55. MARY LEE WHITTINGTON Dramatlcs Club 5152 Library Club 52 55 Reporter 54 55 Girl Scouts 53 55 First Place DIstrIct Rally French 54 BOBBIE MARIE WILTz Parlez Vous 52 55 Student CouncIl 52 53 FHA 52 53 Dramatics Club 52 53 VICG President Honor Roll 52 54 Spanish Club 54 55 Secre tary Sweetheart Semper AmIcI 53 54 Les Amies 54 55 Lions DIn BUSINESS Manager 54 55 Hornecomnng 54 55 CarnIval Second Maid 55 41' B. FRANK YOUNT Parlez Vous 52-53p A Cappella Choir 52-535 Honor Society 52-557 French Club 53545 Dramatics Club 54-555 Junior Academy of Science 54-55p Bookstore 54-555 Miss Merry Christmas Court 54-555 Carnival 55. NORTON J. ZERINGUE, JR. Not pictured GERALD ALLEMAN SIDNEY GIROUARD FRANCIS R. BOURQUE MARTHA A. HESTER DONALD RAY BUCHANAN WALTER J. MOUTON R. J. DOMINGUE JoE Rov MOWLES ROSEMARY DUMESTRE MEREDITH NICHOLSON Senior Class Favorites JO ANN CORNISH PAXTON JOHNSON JUNIOR OFFICERS Henry Theall, Vice President, Alix de Gravelles, Secretary, Tommy Johnson, President Hardy Head, Sergeant-af-Armsf Lioyd Chasiant, Treasurer, Earl Sandefur, Sergeani-at-Arms 49' Hoa fd S xi lg 4 fy f x .X 4 Rosalie Abboud Joy Ann Agiullard John Alleman Ina A. Ancelet Marlene A. Andrus Fernest Arceneaux Lola Ardoin Norma Auirey Lena Jane Badeaux Emelie Badon Beverly A. Barras Bruce Baudoin Renola Baudoin Donald R. Begnaud Janelle F. Begnaud Genevieve Bernard Jo Ann Bernard Joyce Bonin Alfred Bonnet Mary Alice Boss Barbara Boudreaux 1 K Murphy Boudreaux r 'ss W R. J. Boudreaux Shirley Boudreaux mg A' hw A 1 B 2 X X A -:.. 3 X Ny-E yi .ii 1? l kbv. Malcolm Boulet B 'ge 'QV Marlene Boulet AA 3, -. Z.. Genevieve Bourgeois Q ' . .. Dallas Bourque iirer Q e'.e' H ' j Q..I' 1? QW ll? r J ' E , Calvin Bowers Barbara Breaux lda Breaux Pascal Broach Q-Nw. if is gi 'Q ,N.!: Q r 1 4 , Q r, 3' Q Sis are ' 'X l A . ,.,f. . ill? is ii ll 2 K J Joe Broussard John D. Broussard Renella Broussard Sally Broussard Theresa Broussard Bobby Caloaniss Lucille Caillier Irma Carter fc K1 5? ' wr ,jr A 4, 51 Q 5, f' f--WW. il V, , X J, v QW tr-as 5 J. L. 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Landry Doris Lavergne Audrey Leblanc Dallas Leblanc Murrey Leblanc Shelton Leblanc Shirley Leblanc Gerald Louvierre Ann Love Doris Lunceford Thomas McBride John McMinn Donald Martin Edgar Martin Joseph Matt Mariorie Mayers Darrell Meaux Louis Melancon Margaret Melancon Berry Menard Verna Menard Charles Miller Eleanor Mitchell Curley Morvant Joyce Morvanf Catherine Mouchef JeaneTTe Mouton Suzefte Mary Murphy Q-4 F 'h. j nw er-5 ,riff l 1' 'if 21 :mfr 3, 1: if wi ef V zfhfl X - . lf, ii' I 345235 Km Q - .31 V X liais- - ww fy . 15253 f x , W 'Q - - 11 - Qsvgi . NL. iw - A asia , Q mba 'A s SW M , .45 hive we .v M My HY .wr Mr 5 ww ww .Q Mffiq 7 , N' , - K .Aa xx ,L 16. M . 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EW: +-s, was Lois Foreman Cyril Forest Bobby Forgason George Catlin Paul Gautreaux Sue Gay Patricia Gilbert Hal Gilder Howard Gilley Barbara Goldsmith Bochdon Thor Gorozakowsky Delores Guidry Nita Guidry Patricia Guidry Raymond Guidry Celia Guilbeau Robley Guilbeau Patsy Guilbeau Alice Hanks Pauline Harding Billy Hartsell Kelly Hawkins Sandra Hayes Aurilie Hebert Lona Hebert Raymond Hebert Rose Hebert Shirley Hebert Winnie Lee Hebert Sylvester Hemlaben Ruth Hendrick Dianna Henson Philip Henson Gerald Hernandez Gwen Hernandez Phyllis Hester Donald Higginbotham Barbara Hollier R. J. Hollier Raymond Hulin Judy Hutchins Elaine Huval Janet Huval Eric Johnson Wilbert Lacombe Martha Rae Lambert Clyde Landry Daisy Rae Landry Elizabeth Landry Jo Ann Landry Jolie Landry Mary Ann Landry Vernon Landry George Lanerie Marian Lariglinais Pauline Lasserre ,...,.,---,W ff'-fa-s, f -it - L55,t,.f.z- 'x ,gifeg .. - jgwik : i '5S',517: 1 - f1s'wz,:Q?'2f , I Xi.2i'iiE If L X kk, J ., a.,, . . 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I-, 31+ Q is-X , . .X . nga, if X m ,Q .fQ3ffQTf -A . . fegiiyff E5 , gg5p, q+ 4 HEFTIK5 Judy Allen Claurice J. Broussard Donald R. Broussard Robert J. Broussard Johannah K. Carr Dorothy L. Comeaux Noi pictured Carroll J. Dartez Carroll Duhon George A. Gautreaux Virginia Dale Harrison Denise R. A. Landry Don C. Martin Norman Wiles Davida Williams Edna Worley Shirley Moss Phil H. Nugent Robert Primeaux James E. Smith Michael Sturm Lucille M. Trahan Sophomore Class Favorites CELIA ANN GUILBEAU RONNIE MCCAULEY Mabelee Worthen ....--...A---N .........-AM... During the course of a school day many students bring their problems to the office. f 1 ' - -X.,il,,'f,fr4fSfi'-lim! if Milk and doughnuts at the ten o'clock break. Above: The rush begins at 12:15 Below: The banker at work. S 'W i if P' yi X ' -X , i ., D .. , l vii ff'f- 'X 'K L-i.. Q3 C50 of wwf A group of students from Mrs. Holmes' English class reads Maureen DaIy's Sixteen Alix de Gravelles is reading Annabelle Lee as students in Mrs. Qurand's llth grade English class study the life of Edgar Allen Poe. A :gg Q iL,, 4, SCHOOL WORK Here in the classroom we put forth a concentrated ef- fort to come abreast of man's knowledge of him- self, of his fellow man, and of the world in which he lives. Here we seek and prac- tice the ways and means of understanding and of being understood. To the extent that we succeed in reaching these obiectives, the educa- tional process is effective. Nubby Schmitz places a marker on ihe map to show the location of Rome as Jackie Burnham reads The opening scene of JULIUS CAESAR in Mrs. Breaux's class. '14 Samuel Smith leads a discussion on the biography of M. M. Musselman in Mrs. Belle's class. fhQHgCliSCip lrine ofa-the written word Alcion Larson points out an article on Whitman in Miss Jordan's senior English class as Patsy Phipps looks on. ri .Harms 'Erin K 41554 mr Rash? .ag-X, J is s. 9 3 X Q W 1 J L.. Students in the radio class get much practice in writing and reading scripts, in learning micro- phone techniques. Above, Harvey Pothier reads as Barbara Goldsmith and Glen Mooring follow the script, Speech ll, which is devoted to dramatics, teaches students the techniques of acting and play pro- duction. During the year, numerous short plays are presented, The picture at right was made during a rehearsal of The Man Who Died at Twelve O'Clock. To improve the speech of each individual student tape recordings are made and the voices are studied. Here Donald Begnaud listens to his voice as other students wait their TUVF1. i l 'fr sw- Eugene Landry, using maps to illustrate his talk leads class discussion in American history class ' r Ni' , ' Q' Es at M A mm A 54 se wwf? iw,,,,w ll f , El l 15 l,tV?f:tlF,fSf fa r l atv sl H Z A '34 1 f 42 ill 1 ,f , lil K Alf? il? ly?,EEl2f if Wi - iii5s:5'5:i:Ifi A i .34 .iii L Wil: 1WEfii4:2fif H1559 Mr. Porter explains The Steps in the Growth of Democracy in England to his class in world history es the day's lesson in Mrs. Wort- Calvin Savoy locates on a chart the type of city gov- ernment in Lafayette. in a democracy Students in Mrs. NlcGinn's Civics class keep up with world events through a study of the weekly news magazines. I I tim xi rnt, Celia Ann Guilbeau points out Louisiana to a civics class. Wallace Begneaud points out L'Arc de Triomphe to Mrs. Holmes' French I class. In second year French class, Sylvia Hutchins displays her project to an interested group. the understanding one another . In foreign language classes students study the art, literature, and customs of other countries. We have four elective courses in this department-French I, II and Spanish I, II. The picture below is a scene from Mrs. Wortman's second year Spanish class. .Www ww -mia I , il 5 - B f' -ml: Lusmnv Ap! I s ' ' Q X -Qi -W-.w..ff.:M-... F wx xx l ni' Here is a scene from a fourlh hour class where students learn homemaking in a modernly equipped department Below as a part of sewing instruction Catherine Vige pins The hem of Sandra Meauxs skirt before a Three way mirror in The sewing lab. lel l ln home nursing Mary Ann Robin is check- ing a Thermometer in The preparation of a medicine lray. 3062 .,, g3 X .sw . S 1 , 1 , I S ' fx T 1 1 Q M., , , 11, 3 - ,Q Q5 Yi fiff 7 K - M, ff' we H . , Q- 44 55' L ' 'ff J f ', , Lf - 2 FE I -V Mn , ,,.. 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Martha Lam- bert plays the tympani. iiiiw Elaine Lowe looks on as Gloria Norman demonstrates correct filing procedure and Bobbie Fleming works on filing proiect. -,..:- A , til' l E k,,..,,, 31.1 gi Mmy5r3,f. ,W 3. ,W A .,,,N t, ,MMR U,,,,,..,, ,wi ., M55 SXQ .vm li , 5 ell- W -it ,ymtt ,wifes ,,W,,,-W, . ,ir,r i.... 1 X acaca.r. , ,,,,. ,,r,,,,i,,,i, ,,.i i, Iil r,.r.i. A Kgs is I -g,w1:.:,2,5,',g,i 1-.tim img 1 .M W 2, 12 W sp, 1 'Wg Mitt-vi sig-wftzwgflm 5 gf it nz ft S This department is equipped with thirty- six typewriters and other business ma- chines, such as a mimeograph, ditto, and adding machine. ig ' f i wi 3 , -c'l. tru' f is 2, ,S I ',,- ,f H 1 ' H A Q - -'l' .V V ' 'iw ltagll m fit iiletv ll 5 Well? ij 33,3 it JWvf'JWl': 'iiV5f iiswifiw, . t,,. fzffgif fi'-V 5 9 ':,,l. I iffiiietiif ffgikatiggfiEgf?l::2iE-QI??fwg! 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W' V - .95 Students spend hours IH the commerce workroom doing homework or audung .iw ,Nl The science department of our school offers tour courses-general science, biology, physics, chemistry. Only one of these is required. Here Mr. Hebert demonstrates to a class in chemistry how to test for ferric ion. 1 A i the techniques ofidiscovery ln the biology laboratory, science students During a physics demonstration, Meredith Nicholson reads the Jimmy Conley and Elaine Huval study water ammeter to detect the number ot amperes flowing through a two' through a microscope. wire circuit. W1s:sz:rr,ww1i'w1' - - f The mathematics department offers a total of six different courses-Algebra I, Il, plane geometry, solid geometry, trigonometry, and senior math. sto ,observmto measure, and to evaluate ln the picture above Chester Richard demonstrates to Mr. Franciol's senior math class the best methods of buying goods through percentage of prices and quantity of products. Below, Buddy Lloyd draws the graph of a parabola as Miss Begnaud's geometry class looks on. 1.L. ,, ,.,,.,.Ww-JM The music program in our school strives for balance, variety, and the personal touch. Music is able to function through human relationships, individual and group expression, and through satisfying living in feeling ancl knowledge. it brings both ugliness and beauty into the realm of critical evaluation. Above left a student teacher, Miss Hoffpauir, leads the beginning chorus. At right are Ramona Romero and Joanna Fountain. :si 51a,,,ff,.,'i-figs-wif ws, ,we 1 1 . . 3 . X ..., . if, , , , , cg, M X ., . , 1 - . gy- .. , 1 .-Fi i'tiQ1'? iiZ,5,1l'Ni,i:?l'f'fJ.ifliiiflflglllll 7k5,lf'll5 llfT f55ffLllfl13317: 133'-l 5lll?Tf'3Y7 ig , 75' VT? . 7f:5?fl l 'l ll' X N1M 'l l wh 5 ' .555 7-fi X .:' f. 7' W ,x ' lvil lw lll 'l'l ' ' 'ltlff 'll li-lillill' .ff - Q V A X I GIA V N' ' H' 1' M ' 7 X ll' 'lik Ni ima' ef' ll.1l5f5X1si, ,, 7 K Klif, 15.-lf. 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At right, Janet Crume and Sylvia Dore are setting up a window display, while Nolan Guidry looks on. During fair weather, boys spend their class hours out-of-doors, marching or doing calisthenics. . . and security of life and limb Classes are given complete first aid instruction as a part of the health and physical education program. Along with a thorough knowledge of the rules of such games as basketball, volleyball, and tennis, girls are taught precautionary rules of health. Here students practice artificial respiration and the application of bandages to various parts of the body. he Future Farmers of America is an important phase of the work of the agriculture epartment The picture above shows the FFA officers at their stations. President Freddy Ivoire hears a motion made by Caroll Duhon extreme right. Q-My A aw. -wt .. ,,.c,,,, a new R sl ..:.,:f ' Q .V - 1 --f' A -fwfr A' - - is Q5 , r,.,. ,s,. K . 1 ln the completely equipped greenhouse students get a head start on the season. At left students examine recently acquired tomato plants, while another group, pictured below, waters tomato, egg- plant, and bell pepper plants. ,2 ,2- Robert Mouton, at the table saw, begins work on a proiecf. exploring industrial Techniques hr s as A1 right, Norman Wills and Tommy Galloway are tooling leather as Mr. Wallis explains the process To Ricki Melanson. Below, Tommy McBride, in charge of lhe Tool room issues a hand drill to Howell Dennis WE A-1 K 9-7ffQf1C3 449 I N' is p,,4 x lgl alla L is! f First row: Berny Whitman, Lee Pitre. Second row: Albert Yandle, Tommy Johnson, Pat Juneau, Bobby Holmes, Glen Reeves, Ronald Guidry, Joe Broussard, Rene Delhomme, Jim Thompson. Third row: Gregory Long, Joe Mine, Ronald Rivoire, Bobby Cabanis, Holland Hebert, Gene Cella, Pat Owens, Pascal Broach, Remy Strack, Hardy Head. Fourth row: Bob Pickering, Ed Lamb, Tommy Hensley, Willie Baronet, Louis New, Sonny Northcutt, Sherry Duhon, Rufus Patin, Phil Nugent, George Ballard, FOOTBALL REVIEW Paxton Johnson, John Milner. LIONS 24-ABBEVILLE 0 Our opening game saw the Lions win over Abbeville in a bang-up game with Rufus Patin, Phil Nugent, Bob Pickering, Rene Delhomme, and Joe Broussard shining. The game was close until the last half of the second quarter, and then the Lions broke loose with full force to win. LIONS I2-LA GRANGE 30 It didn't show on the scoreboard, but the Lions had the best running backfield on rain-drenched Clark Field. It took the galloping of big Rufus Patin, Lafayette fullback to provide the sole consolation in the home opener setback at the hands of favored LaGrange. LIONS 7-BOLTON 33 For our second loss of the season, the Bolton Bears bopped our Lions 33-7. Rufus Patin was all the fans had to cheer about, as he made the only touch- down-a 67 yard dash. LIONS 6-NICHOLS I9 Unbeaten Nicholls of New Orleans unleashed a timely aerial offensive in the first half and a yard- devouring ground attack in the final half to make Lafayette its third straight victim. The set back was the third straight for the Lions. The only touchdown of the game was made through the teamwork of Gene Cella and Rufus Patin. LIONS 0-LAKE CHARLES 34 Coach Louie Whitman's warriors suffering their fourth consecutive defeat actually turned in their best showing of the season and the heavily favored invaders sputtered through the first half as a result of inspired play by the Lions. LIONS 31-JENNINGS I3 The Lions pulled out of the Southwest AAA cellar by downing the Bulldogs and upsetting their home- coming. The win was the second for the Lions. Rufus Patin led the Lafayette team, gaining 'I49 yards and scoring one Lion touchdown. Phil Nugent, Bob Pickering, and Gene Cella were also responsible for the Lion's win. LIONS I2-NEW IBERIA I4 Even though it was the Lion's homecoming the Yellowiackets still managed to win. Poochie Delhomme dashed 34 yards to the Jacket 29, Phil Nugent and Bob Pickering then took over with a 30 yard pass to score the first touchdown of the game. The Lions gained 90 yards on passing and 213 yards on running in a very close game. LIONS 21-CROWLEY O The Lions won a furious game by giving their all against the Gentlemen. Lafayette's break came in the third quarter when Joe Mine blocked a punt. Phil Nugent completed five passes for I5 yards. Rufus Patin, Rene Delhomme, and Gene Cella made a fine showing. LIONS 0-SULPHUR 47 Lafayette's hope for an upset victory over powerful Sulphur disappeared under an avalanche of Golden Tornado touchdowns. The Lion's hopes to catch Sulphur off guard on the weekend before the Tors' meeting with conference co-leader, Lake Charles, weren't ful- filled, and they went down by a one-sided count. LIONS I 9AKERWlN I9 Sparked by the passing of quarterback Phil Nugent and one of the finest broken field runs of the year by halfback Bobby Cabanis, the Lions overcame a two- touchdown deficit to earn a I9-I9 tie with the AAAA Kerwin Buccaneers of Galveston, Texas. TACKLES Albert Yandle, Tommy Hensley, Lee Pifre, Louis New, Ed Lamb, and .Ioe Mine. BACKS First row: Bobby Holmes, Glen Reeves, Ronald Guidry, Joe Broussard, Rene Delhomrne. Second row: Bobby Cabanis, Hol- land Hebert, Gene Cella, Pat Owens, Pascal Broach. Third row: Willie Baronet, Sonny Norfhcutt, Sherry Duhon, Rufus Patin, Phil Nugent. CENTERS ENDS Gregory Long, George Ballard Pal Juneau Hardy Head Bob Pickering Berny Whitman Paxton John The football is buried under- neath a Rebel back, who failed by inches to score the extra point. Phil Nugent CBOD and Bobby Cabinis C392 defend. Lafayette end Berny Whitman draws a bead on the spot where he expects to head off Nicholls High's Sid Andrews. Hardy Head and Poochie Del- hornme move in to tackle the Rebel ball carrier. Lafayette 49 41 36 27 49 44 49 61 46 55 55 6l 64 40 52 First row: Holland Hebert, Manager, Rene Delhomme, Tommy Johnson, Gerald Hernandez, Dickie McCauley, Gene Thibodeaux, Joe Broussard. Second row: Floyd Dauphine, Ronnie McCauley, Larry Spears, Willie Baronet, Tommy Hensley, Paxton Johnson, Rufus Patin, Jim Drobish, Statistician, Maurice ,, , Maurice Kaplan Meaux ,,,, Franklin ,,,, St. Paul Warren Easton , Franklin ,,,, St. Cecilia Jena H Port Barre Youngsville New Iberia Cathedral , New Iberia Zasfefgaf THE SEASON'S RECORD DICKIE MCCAULEY Outstanding player on team, all dis- trict and 3rd string all state. Lafayette 48 39 56 35 56 50 9l 58 49 47 54 63 43 69 57 Sulphur , Jennings L , Istrouma Lake Charles LaGrange ,,,, Cathedral Sulphur Jennings , , St. Cecilia ,, Youngsville Cathedral ,, Bolton , Lake Charles LaGrange Bolton , , x 'A ig QW E? ra if 3 Q A A My ,fw e f QL L if M 3 M 4 LaGrange's Olmstead reaches for the ball that has McCauley goes in for la u Y P- gust rolled backward between the legs of Lion Patin. 1954-55 LAFAYETTE SENIOR HIGH LIONS BASKETBALL RECORD Won Lost 23 7 CSfatistics for two games not includedj STATISTICS Games 30 Field shots taken Field shots made pct. 1353 518 38.2 Games 30 Foul shots taken Foul shots made pct. 624 426 68.2 DICKIE MCCAULEY RENE DELHOMME RUFUS PATIN .,,,,.,, RUDY BOUDREAUX WILLIE BARONE1' .,.,,,,.,, PAXTON JOHNSON ,,,,,.. LOUIS NEW ,,,,.,.,,, GENE THIBODEAUX FLOYD DAUPHINE TOTAL POINTS MADE Field Goals Foul Shots Total Points 290 176 176 128 148 62 32 6 6 124 414 56 232 50 214 83 211 58 206 21 83 12 44 7 13 3 9 First row: Gene Thibodeaux, Rene Delhomme, Ray Broussard. Second row: Sonny North- cutt, Joe Broussard, Phil Nugent, Nubby Schmitz, Tommy Johnson, Tom Domingue, Willie Baronet. Third row: Jackie Armstrong, Manager, Ronnie McCauley, Floyd Dauphine, Lloyd Van Horn, Paxton Johnson, Thomas Bellot, Holland Hebert, Coach Saia. OUTSTAI' F x fl' K it tt. Q rf t . ts? W t 5 la 41 xl? t' 5 t K all ss G, T ' sfilii ts i Q 3 ssl tai If ,Mft Q Q sc twig, ,. --:,, M sk, .V pi,M'.s,,s,,s1,.5 3 r ,msd 52 ,,,.f mf .f at mt, 1. ,J? L, ' . 2' may OUTSTANDING PLAYER Lloyd Van Horn pitched two no-hit games in his first season of pitching for the Lions. Pat Benoit, Tommy Benoit, 5 tac i s T 'Z i j I 5 GOLFE ard R Pat Picard, Freddy Rivoire. ,., First row: Howell Dennis, Frank Stroud, Clifton DeRousselle, Bobby Holmes, Brumby Sessions, Wallace Begneaud. Second row: Tommy Hensley, Sterling Hubbard Jam Drobish Bob Pickering, Jimmy Derbonne. v , .,,,, , , S , - 5 :- t .x - f I E . . . he is 'H ' ,, . ll . 'fe , Q sl as - . J-ji: f 1, 3 1 4 l?'f's-lfil yif Q L.- E-' 25, - .Q i , v--v - of as ' F f 5 Q ' , r . - , A 9 i S , S e'e Q 7- ,M -.M i K MOST VALUABLE Wallace Begneaud Last row: Harriet Broussard, Pauline Thomas, Gail Primeaux, Ruth Broussard Jean Smith Myrna Patin, Sarah Gates, Electa Rose Mine, Shirley Foreman, Janis Hebert Second row Yvonne Pierret, Darrell Meaux, Genia Jackson, Macklyn Mouton, Paula Mackey Patsy Owens, Mabelee Worthen, Sandra Hayes, Betty Gary, Diane Cella Standing Rachael Branton, Team Manager, Miss McDade, Coach. Lafayette ,ss, Lafayette ss,.,. Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Zasfefgaf THE SEASONS RECORD ,, l3 Kaplan , , 32 s Kaplan . Lss,,,, or ,212 Sacred Heart of Ville Platte , 24 Breaux Bridge , . 31 Youngsville A ,l7 Sacred Heart of Ville Platte , L,,, 34 Judice , T8 Jennings L 26 Jennings 2 Third place in the Lafayette Parish Tournament SANDRA HAYES, Forward SARAH GATES, Forward DIANE CELLA, Forward Outstanding Forward Hardest Worker 7 Uarszg Not pictured: ELECTA ROSE MINE, Outstanding Guard MYRNA PATIN, Guard JEAN SMITH, Guard DRAMATICS CLUB F.F.A FHA SEMF AMI ACCOUNTA LIOQQTTES LIONS AMI ES SPANISH and GAVEL SOCIETY 'tai LIBRARY CLUB ryanziafzbns JO ANN CORNISH GEORGE BALLARD JOE BROUSSARD JILL MATHIS President Vice Presidenf Treasurer Secretary QSXUOQIQX Counc ' SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Beverly Ashy, Barbara Coriese, Nell Grand, Jackie Richardson, Jean Smith. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Beverly Barras, Lloyd Chaslant, Camilla Fairchild, Sarah Gates, Diane Hebert. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Joyce Allen, Gail Chachere, Pauline Harding, Sandra Hayes, Pauline Lassere. fwwwix 353- -max W Qt K .. m iw Qi. -my 4 e: as , , ,W , Q M . - -4. iw f k N f .X., W ' - A --W ., , X K 5 f rw Q, , A ,.x, ,KMA x-,- ,,X., x , gg A f Y A , - 5 , - W . I - -ES--A 5, V- ' X 1 4- . ' V s , em- 1 V , ..,,. .M ,..,,,.f.,: . .A A H: Q -aw. . ,. . ,352 -V A511 ,- -W-g,,4 .T lei, .g.,-ms . - -M -nm Y Mai- f- -- - , . ' - S I ' N ' -. ti?-5.----mvgvhjii SSA- j x, y n! 5.12 K m,X?Z,.,Aa .5 :W K , QW- we gi., 5iLglMw1 I K - MWWWM 'ill.,-Q7-E---kill-.iQf,Q.,.A Q 5 -Q -Egg E R- fs E ? , S Q 1 2 , 2' ' S Lg. A n z 5 K asf: Q, my N i . N K ' PM 'vii' we-wi ,,.., . W, , . . W M V f X ,k K A Q . ,.,. ,m,,W. GEORGE BALLARD GLORIA NORMAN Manager Bookkeeper 1 Qsfuknf Csfore Winifred Arceneaux Beverly Ashy Willie Barone! Rachael Branton Joe Broussard Annette Cain Jo Ann Cornish Barbara Cortese Martha Davis Toby Gothelf Hardy Head Gerald Hernandez m mmm 1:mas,wmlm:rm wwrgmlaa':r:.fff ,,p,W,w,-Hz.f,-efw..1wswi:swarms X,..fR,ixL Qin ,A sw,-M WL, Q1 Q A . g , ,ah 2 The Spanish Club, organized on March 3, l953, has a two-fold pur- pose: To create interest in Spanish, and to contribute to the feeling of good-will and the good-neighbor policy between the United States and Latin America. A Q- A During the 1954-55 school ses- , 0 M l sion, the Spanish Club took as its ,-' ,, main project the purchase of records lf I to be used as teaching aids for fu- ,,-., ture Spanish classes. They also f VV A J' took great pleasure at Christmas , V zl time in caroling at the homes of the ltil J Spanish speaking families of Lafayf ette and the surrounding area. Wmifred Arceneaux President, Ann Love, Vice President, Bobbie Wiltz, Secretary, Doris Lunceford Treasurer, Kenny Smotherman, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mrs. Wortman, loanllvg Seated. Winifred Arceneaux, Ann Love, Bobbie Wiltz, Bertha Lee Domingue, Toby Gothelf, Mariorie Mayers, Davida Williams. Second row: Mrs. Wortman, Sponsor: Judy Allen, Barbara Irvin, Juanita Sherman, Marilyn Lunceford, Nancy Loving, Diana Clark, Doris Lunceford, Ruth Broussard. Third row: Eldridge Trahan, Merrill David, Kenneth Smotherman, Wayne Smotherman, Michael Sturm, Kelly Hawkins, Eric Johnson, Nubby Schmitz. , Wtswwwmawrmgmamwvwvllwvtw MW' DICKIE MCCAULEY LOUIS NEW BERTHA LEE DOMINGUE MARLENE BOULET President Vice President Treasurer Secretary W Gappek 0501? First row: Barbara Goldsmith, Shirley Bower, Vivian Laviolette, Steve Miller, L. C. Cambre, Howell Dennis, Jo Wharton, Jackie Montgomery, Eleanor Mitchell Second row- Bobbie Flemin Jeanette . . g, Bernard, Pauline Lassere, Richard Gautreaux, Tommy Benoit, Fils Gilbeaux, Sandra Hayes, Marilyn Droddy, Marilyn Montgomery, Ruth Creighton. Third row: Jodie Simon, Jolie Landry, Marlene Boulet, Janice Hebert, James Preiean, Warren Trahan, Barbara Bates, Margaret Wallace, Martha Castille, Gloria Norman, Bertha Lee Domingue. Fourth row: Catherine Fournier, Joanna Fountain, Mrs. Brown, Director, Elaine Davis, Mary Ellen Stierheim, Macklyn Mouton, Jackie Burnham, Edna Worley, Mike Clark, Ronald Guidry, Billy Schmitz, Genia Jackson, Alice Hanks, Camilla Fairchild, Georgia Romero, Gail Chachere. Fifth row: Anne Taylor, Myrna Patin, Pat Turner, Dickie McCauley, Louis New, Ronnie McCauley, Gerald Latiolais, Charles Miller, Murry LeBlanc, Earl Sandefur, Malcolm Hebert, Tommy Robicheaux, Rachael Brenton, Norma Autry, Diane Odom. -n T F DEBBIE HARTSELL President HERMAN THIBODEAUX Manager ...gl HAL GILDER NELL GRAND JIMMY JEANMARD Vice President Secretary Student Leader RAYMOND GUIDRY MARY ALICE BOSS BARBARA BOUDREAUX Manager Librarian Librarian Orcfesira The Lafayette Senior High School Symphony Orchestra ' e.fW.W,,.t,.,M,.,,.4 - -- -W ' V' ' CARROLL PATIN President PAUL MAY Manager Joyce H E? fgf iq sie: iff' if- 354. 'KK' l A f f ,,f -: ,M R K if i U ' m -- ' -.3 'w.su. X, 2-1-Mn, , X 42' ' - ,. - A V 4 4 ' fi E' ab A , x 1 -. lllho Morgan Av lr , Qfmgi mm, my T fm Smifh QA, K n-XV wmwrw W-,fe - ' ' ' M' EJ 5' 1 fv5'ffN3SffVg hw.: ' ' , 75 7 L39 ' i U f' I i' .1 ,. 33- - 1:2 k i ' 5-:ws i L 1 I' . 3, ff -, 4 ' M P 'A if f A P I -ax: ...M Carol Weuol ,M XL., . Annette Cain Barbara Cortese Phyllis Mayers Sarah Gaies Diane Heberi Marilyn Rodemacher GZQQFQQQQQAS Left To right: Annehe Cain, Sarah Gates, Barbara Cortese, Diane Hebert, Myrna Navarre, Marilyn Rodemacher, Phyllis Mayers. , Aivlwv Open to all varsity lettermen, this club was formed to keep alive alumni interest in school athletics and to encourage a friendly, coop- erative attitude in all boys partici- pating in school sports. George Ballard Wallace Begneaud Rudy Boudreaux Joe Broussard L. J. Broussard Gene Cella Burl Colomb Sherry Duhon Hardy Head Holland Hebert Paxton Johnson Tommy Johnson ,,A,l,,m.aQrf ,'r- r,-,Hrusu ii,,sf:rn,..tu-Q--swf .f,,s1,,t4:iitr,f,w:., 1: if Members of The L Club in the patio of the school. 'QU C116 Pa? Juneau Dickie McCauley Louis New Pat Owens Rufus Patin Bob Pickering Lee Pifre Earl Sandefur Henry Theall Luke Theriot Gene Thibodeaux Berny Whitman 0? . .3 ,ix i' 1 if Y. MARTHA DAVIS Editor .., - N-.. ....- 'msn' 2 '23 A' F , ,., , P 1 W Q - . 1 pw K L - , M Wwjgvgk, Q5 .' W ' ' f , 3 r -A VI' W , Q i S Q ff W 1 A 2 5 Y r I 1 I A' f - S' S f Fi . Q VV, X b gk 'Q 1 2 if Q ,E Q W 3 is 'mf m K X3mp , if:ggfgfQ32-qlvgfrfjeggm.j.f,Qg,,.4.M LLL M4 2 2 'JJ , Vfifiiflfa A T W V J ff X- miw' W'--- ' A ' A ' f ' 'f ff V g, ' , Q Akfffflw ' H Sig! A im F.H.A. PURPOSES To promote a growing appreciation of the ioys and satisfaction of homemaking. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. To encourage democracy in home and community life. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote international good will. To foster the development of crea- tive leadership in home and com- munity life. .U .. 211115 To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interest in home eco- nomics. First row: Molly LeBlanc, Parliamentarian, Gail Primeaux, Historiany Patsy Owens, Reporter. Second row: Gail Chachere, Song Leader, Catherine Vige, Secretary, Marilyn Rodemacher, President, Myrna Patin, Vice Presidentg Alice Hanks, Treasurer. gufure omemczfer First row: Daisy Landry, Darrel Meaux, Joanna Fountain, Barbara Richard, Shelver Preiean, Wanda Fike, Gail Chachere. Second row: Mary Mitchell, Lona Hebert, Wanda Suarez, Patsy Owens, Alice Hanks, Myrna Patin, Gail Primeaux, Marilyn Rodemacher, Catherine Vige, Molly LeBlanc, Gail Foco. Third row: Cherry Savoy, Judy Theall, Paula Carmouche, Audrey Pellessier, Lois Foreman, Rodney DeBlanc, Sally Watkins, Kathy Thibodeaux, Mrs. Oeser, Genevieve Bourgeois, Dale Harrison, Ossie Jean Roberts, Wanda Neal, Dolores Guidry, Pat Fogle, Clella Emert, Elizabeth Landry, Ruth Creighton, Barbara Vincent. -5, INSTALLATION CEREMONY The outgoing officers, piclured above, installed officers for the 1955-56 session. ff fzmerzoa JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS The girls pictured above received the Junior Homemaker degree. A1 the FHA slumber party. CLUB MOTHERS: Mrs. Odelle Hanks, Mrs. J. E. Chachere, Mrs. L. Vige. we n gal f 5 5: ii, ,ww Pat Juneau, President, Loretta Darbonne, Vice President, Vivian Romaire, Vice President, Sarah Gates, Nell Grand, Secretaries, Beverly Ashy, Treasurer, Sandra Colomb, Reporter, Pauline Harding, President- Elect, Mrs. Nugent, Mrs. Onebane, Sponsors. gufure yguszhes SECOND YEAR MEMBERS-First row: Merrill David, John Love. Second row: Edna Worley, Holland Hebert, John Spicer, Brumby Sessions. Third row: Marjorie Mayers, Jo Ann Cornish, Tracy Trahan, Gloria Rogers, Gloria Norman, Dana Robichaux, Janelle McNeil. Fourth row: Paula Mackey, Jodie Simon, Ida Gonor, Sylvia Hutchins, Elaine Lowe, Jean Smith, Toby Gothelf, Myrna Patin, Barbara Cortese. Standing: Vivian Romaire, Nell Grand, Mrs. Nugent, Pat Juneau, Mrs. Onebane, Sandra Colomb, Loretta Darbonne. si if 1 is 5, ii ill if X 1 s Sandra Colomb, Pauline Harding, and Tracy The group pictured above attended the state FBLA convention in New Trahan will represent the Lafayette chapter at Orleans, April 2, 3, 1955. the national FBLA convention in Chicago, June, 1955. 3ea0Qrs gf aqmerzba FIRST YEAR MEMBERS-First row: Nina Martin, Alcion Larson, Patsy Phipps. Second row: Lona Hebert, Barbara Richard, Renola Baudoin, Norma Hamilton, Jill Mathis. Third row: Elizabeth Landry, Shelver Preiean, Madeline Vidrine, Wanda Neal, Mary Ann Hollier. Fourth row: Thelma Walker, Joanne Fountain, Norma Autry, Lena Jane Badeaux, Janice Hebert, Joyce Allen, Sue Thompson, Juanette Thibodeaux. Fifth row: Mariorie Gay, Diane Celia, Ruth Hendrix, Anna Belle Letullier, Pauline Harding, Billie Morgan, Janet Janise, Jolie Landry. Standing: Robert Mouton, Sonny Northcutt, Phil Mayers, Larry Spears, Albert Yandle, Jimmy Thompson, Roy Blair, Ronald Monte, Terry Girouard, Wanda Fike, Jimmy Chiasson, Challie Meaux, Ruby Perrio, L. C. Cambre, Betty Domingue, Carroll Richey, Karen Miers, Annette Cain, Diane Hebert, Letrise Arceneaux, Alice Fay Broussard, Sonia LaLande, Betty Menard, Carol Dormon, Betty LeBlanc, Charlotte Quinilty, Gayle Davis. MARGARET MILLER VELMA SONNIER LARRY EUNICE ' MISS ABRAHAM Presidenr Secretary-Treasurer Parliamenrarian Coordinator Qzkfrzgufzbe aofzcafzbn In 'the foreground, lef1 To right: Jane Miller, Paul Baudoin, Ben Troy. First row: Janet Crume, Sylvia Dore, Nolan Guidry, Larry Eunice, Jimmy Mouton, Velma Sonnier, Gloria Trahan, Margaret Miller, Geraldine Boudreaux, Ida Breaux, Mary Ann Boutin, Janelle Begneaud. Second row: Clara Belle Broussard, Jane Addison, Bonnie Church, Chester Richard, Roland Granger, Fernest Arceneaux, George Theaux, Theresa Broussard, Jo Ann Pothier, Shirley Fabre, Wanda Stutes, Miss Abraham. ., ...., . .. .. , - S , Ani'-H E Mit: u 1 Ml! ULU 'YQ -x sw at f S lim Qi Ylfa 5 gk 4 Engl Y 3 Q- Q xx ' .Q Q was Barbara Boudreaux, President, Patsy Montet, Vice President, Debbie Hartsel, Secretary, Miss Ducharme, Leader. Organized in 1947, Troop No. 14 is one of the oldest senior girl scout troops. A service group, sponsored by the Lafayette Senior High School P-TA, Troop No. l4 worked during the year at the Lafayette Public Library as aides in order to earn the Senior Service Award. Among the numerous social service proiects in which the scouts participated throughout the year, was the aiding of needy families. glvlrf cscoufs Left to right: Gloria Rogers, Mariorie Mayers, Edres Chopin, Mary Lee Whittington, Patsy Montet, Sue Gay, Barbara Boudreaux, Shirley Chris, Barbara Gay, Debbie Hartsel. Nxt, 1:15 iw! I m. t The Lionettes, newly organized this year, re- placed the older pep group, the Green Jackets. Like the group which they have succeeded, the Lionettes serve the school as a marching and pep squad, attending all local football games and local public events, including the area festival parades. The Lionettes also function as a service group, performing such duties as ushering at large P1 school events. .- lf. Myrna Patin, President, Thelma Walker, Vice Presi- dent, Toby Gotholf, Secretary, Ida Gonor, Reporter, firozzeffes First row: Wanda Fike, Sherver Preiean, Nell Grand, Ida Gonor, Tracy Trahan, Elaine Huval, Toby Gothelt. Second row: Gloria Norman, Karen Mier, Betty LeBlanc, Kathleen Thibodeaux, Rodney DeBlanc, Shirley Norse, Charlotte Quinilty, Eleanor Mitchell, Third row: Davida Williams, Barbara Breaux, Ossie Jean Roberts, Sandra Hayes, Patsy Owens, Pat Fogle, Wanda Neal, Brunella Boneaux. Fourth row: Mariorie Mayers, Darrell Meaux, Catherine Vige, Deanna Fouin, Myrna Patin, Diane Cella, Alice Hanks. Fifth row: Carolyn Landgrave, Jo Wharton, Elizabeth Landry, Camilla Fairchild, Myrna Patin, Janice Hebert, Martha Nelson. L New ,, E f a i ' fag 3, .4-lj lffj' :if ici? ., ' ' , Q E at l l l f iie 1 2 if 5 L i ,f . . CSQIDXUQI' t IZQICI Barbara Marlene Genevieve Barbara Boudreaux Boulet Bourgeois Breaux Alix Camilla Shirley Catherine deGravelles Fairchild Foreman Fournier MYRNA PATI N President RENOLA BAUDOIN Vice President BEVERLY BARRAS Secretary THELMA WALKER Treasurer DIANE HEBERT Sergeant-at-Arms CAROLYN LANDGRAVE Sergeanteal-Arms MRS. MCGINN Sponsor DORIS LUNCEFORD Sweetheart Diana Clark Sarah Gates Sandra Colomb Janice Hebert Louise Jenin Carol Lambert Audrey LeBlanc Shirley LeBlanc Anne Love Mariorie Mayers Eleanor Mitchell Wanda Neal QIIZPQI' Martha Loraine Gail NelSOI't Pdllfl Primeaux Janelle Mignon Par Savoy Shelton Shoqkley fi-I 1 n 1221 CI Ossie Jean Marilyn Ramona Roberts Rodemacher Romero Tracy Catherine Jo Trahan Vige Wharton DEANNA FOUIN JACKIE RICHARDSON GLORIA NORMAN RUTH BROUSSARD President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 57 ' QS 122183 Winifred ArCer1eaUX Beverly Ashy Barbara Bates Denise Boudreaux Rachael Branion Annette Cain Jo Ann Cornish Barbara Cortese m.w.w-V-f A ish? Mig if . ff? A ,www ff, .. .1 wi 5 145 41. 2 . Y.. '-iss? x -X,, , wb, ' .1 1 nl 5, g l, fzi1?fz saw .,.. . 7 QM? ., if l x J 42,5125 S V2 ,.,,. 5512995 H QM Q Q f ff ' , if 3 S K , 2 3 Xv 9' Z ,,1, Lists iwpwxff - 1 ,Tiff 'Q.5fa, xi it MA 4-W E K, , EA, ' - ly My . '22-iV .A MU S Mm - W. 'Gig Q V 'Egan N ,,j si g- QL . f Ei - 2 ,R W. 58 .,,- V Ste, ' E ' W if as , ,- -1' hw Q A 'Lf Y 4 , ,W- ,M Lx, K .. . fm, - ' c W V Ll' QM X- .::f w q.2F::g: , ,, .11 .,5 QL: ' , ..,f.1'i?ms'l-41. - A fi. A 7? . - , .,,,., ' .L im, 1 91 .. SV VF 4 , 533: 5 A iii. 54? ish, 3 ig , ,.. L avg ' Arif' BOB PICKERING President GEORGE BALLARD Vice President HOWELL DENNIS Secretary LLOYD CHASTANT Treasurer 762, om Willie Baronet Rudy 50UdI'e6UX Joe Broussard Gene Cella Burl Colomb Tommy Colomb Rene Delhomme Robley Dupleix Hardy Head Gerald Hernandez H1Lwlm:iLl-mlwiw-M 7 -el,I,zr,, w.mf,51s.g. xi- liKimi-lrzffiilzlemimrx1iefs2Qa,:iimis4,m:ze awww-xhliillxw Paxton Johnson Tommy Johnson Pat Juneau Gregory Long Dickie McCauley Ronnie McCauley John Mllner Pat Owens Carroll Rlchey Brumby Sessions John Spacer Henry Theall Gene Thibodeaux Jlm Thompson Lloyd Van Horn Berny Whitman The main purpose of the Junior Academy of Science is to promote inter- est in the vast field of science. Therefore, the obiective of the organization is to direct the scientifically minded student along this route. The organization sponsors field trips for its members to points of scientific interest. This year members of the club toured the Standard Oil Company re- finery in Baton Rouge. Charles White, President, Bobby Holmes, Vice President, Lee Pitre, Secretary, Tommy Mitchell, Treasurer. unzor g7caoQmy gf czence First row: Mr, Hebert, Sponsor, Charles Domingue, Clifton deRouselle, Tommy Mitchell, Robert Mouton, Charles White, Joan Arceneaux, Patricia Andrus, Earline Bernard, Barbara Hollier, Jo Ann Landry, Janet Huval, Yvonne LeMoine, Celia Ann Guilbeau, Winnie Hebert, Carolyn Landgrave. Second row: Bob Pickering, Frank Yount, John Love, James King, Rikki Melanson, Merrill David, Howard Bernard, Ed Yeagers, Bobby Holmes, Sandra Hayes, Pat Turner, Pat Shockley, Judy Breaux, Edres Chopin, Lee Pitre. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agri- cultural leadership, coop- eration, and citizenship. Among their many pro- iects of the current school year, the Lafayette Chapter of F.F.A. planted azaleas and trees around the school building and grew flowers and shrubs in the hot house to beautify the school ground. , icii it H - gayi , if I i as ei- 10' Freddy Rivoire, President: J. B, LaCombe, Vice President, Alfred Trahan, Secretary: Bobby Broussard, Treasurerg Huey Tate, Parliamentariang Mr. Concienne, Sponsor. gufure armers gf merzoa First row: Alfred Trahan, Joseph LaCombe, Mackley Hebert, Robert Broussard, Sidney Miers, Buddy Dudding, Warren Trahan, Allen Rogers, Freddie Rivoire. Second row: Mr. Concienne, Sponsor: Joseph Venable, Robby Guilbeaux, Fred Rhodes, Huey Tate, Carrol Duhon, Carrol Patin. 'Hn--rvv A - K fl ' V f iii '.., '- -. A 5. li, ,, gi, A ii ' -4Y- . N , The Dramatics Club is professional in nature. It has as its main objectives the affording ot op- portunities for interested students to develop good acting techniques and to participate in back stage work. During the current school year the club pre- sented six one-act plays for assembly, participated in three drama festivals, and presented a play for the State PTA convention. Members of the club were rated superior for performance at the Louisiana Speech Festival and at the State Rally. ,f fait Lee Pitre, President: Hardy Head, Vice President, Pauline Harding, Secretary, Tommy Mitchell, Treas- Ufef. 1'amaf1C's First row: Betty LeBlanc, Sue Thompson, Carol Dormon, Celia Guilbeaux, Libby Tolette, Margaret Wallace, Barbara Goldsmith, Camilla Fairchild, Genia Jackson, Barbara Bates, Elaine Davis, Rachael Branton, Bobbie Fleming, Eleanor Mitchell, Dolores Guidry, Sally Motlow, Bonnie Church, Janet Crume, Jane Addison, Carolyn Landgrave, Beverly Barras. Second row: Joyce Allen, Diane Cella, Sandra Hayes, Mabelee Worthen, Pauline Lassere, Jackie Burnham, Elizabeth Thibodeaux, Shirley Foreman, Catherine Fournier, Martha Lambert, Mignon Shelton, Louise Janin, Pat Nelson, Norman Chiasson, Loretta Darbonne, Joanna Fountain, Paula Mackey, Diana Clark. Third row: Spencer Aycock, Hardy Head, Bob Pickering, Jeanne Ferrier, Judy Hutchins, Jolie Landry, Edress Chopin, Gail Chachere, Ann Taylor, Pat Turner, Davida Williams, Pauline Harding, Phylis Hester, Marilyn Montgomery, Donald Begnaud, Lloyd Van Horn, Ronald Monte. Fourth row: Frank Yount, James King, Larry Eunice, Lee Pitre, Wilbert Noel, Gerald Hernandez, Wallace Begneaud, Thomas Mitchell. f' N 4 - YWK x NS 1 .+A xf, ..Q x ' 1 X1 A ,. .K':' ig 'L My I ' 'K rf: f':k- A i jffjk' 1.3 'fl X Q f ,gran l N in M AN mi iff ':,V I Ifi , :QQ i Q M ,,, 12125: 4:53 . 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WGS UQ d1?Of9dUQf Organized in the fall of 1953, the Lafayette Chapter of Masque and Gavel has as its obiectives the recognition and promotion of significant achievement in any area of speech in the high school. ln partial fulfillment of this ob- iective, the chapter this year helped to finance the activities of the debate squad in their partici- pation in tournaments throughout the state. Newly Initiated Members-First row: Martha Nelson, Carol Dormon, Catherine Vige, Judy Hutchins, Davida Williams. Second row: Pauline Harding, Gail Chachere, Marilyn Rodemacher, Barbara Goldsmith, Joanna Fountain, Diana Clark, Deanna Fouin. Third row: Robert Theriot, Jimmy Conley, Raymond Guidry, Gerald Hernandez, Harvey Pothier, Terry Girouard. Not pictured: Donald Begnaud. 'Il ' A After the annual initiation, new members are entertained by M and G left to right: Alix de Gravelles, Hardy Head, Carol Dormon, Jimmy Conley. Jo Ann Cornish, Martha Pickering, Lee Pitre. Davis, Alix De Gravelles, Tommy Mitchell, Bob At right: Barbara Goldsmith receives her membership card from Eleanor Mitchell in the initiation ceremony. Belowg Guests enter under the ladder at M and G's Friday the 13th Superstition Dance. Below right: A scene from The Sisters McIntosh. This play, sponsored by the club, was rated superior at the state rally, The Library Club, organized in l952, has as its obiectives: to increase pupil interest and participation in library work and in good reading, to promote friendship and coopera- tion between students of all library clubs throughout the state, to attract good library assistants and to arouse an interest in librarian- ship as a career. Among their proiects for '54-'55, members of the club kept the library open during the noon hour, decorated the school lobby at Christmas time, and were represented by a delegation at the state convention ofthe Louisi- ana Association ot Teen-age Librarians. ww Elaine Barras, President, Gloria Rogers, Vice President, Mascle Lantier, Treasurer, Mary Lou Whittington, Reporter, gzgrary First table: Rosalie Abboud, Gloria Rogers, Earline Trahan, Carol Goodrich, Marlene Andrus. Second table: Mary Lee Whittington, Louwellyn Pitre, Frances Dugas, Genevieve Cates, Marells Savoy. Third table: Velma Broussard, Mary Rose Dore, Anne Albright, Fourth table: Sherleen Chiasson, Fay Roy, Marrion Lester, Dorothy Rablais, Joyce Bonin, Judy Degeyter, Earline Mouton. Standing: Ronald Monte, Terry Girouard. At desk: Miss Lillian Gauthier, Sponsor. -,f dwirwsitwmwmiaimr'-t - sl - , , , , l ,,, r l .. 3,. .. . mm H E ii J Nr-my ?i1'f fe Kim, The girls pictured above represented the Norma Broussard, Pat Guidry, and Sandra Cormier work on the library Library Club at the state convention of the page in the LSHS scrapbook. Teen-age Library Association. 5,5-af, GM First table: Mary Ann Broussard, Joyce McGuire, Jeanette Begnaud, Mascle Lantier, Elaine Barras. Second table: Hazel Menard, Joyce Theriot, Rose Nell Trahan, Mildred LeBlanc, Beota Rogers, Joan Schexnayder. Third table: Shirley Norse, Ramona Broussard, Mary Ann Robin, Sue Gay, Marilyn Droddy, Frances Sargent, Jackie Richardson. Fourth table: Sandra Cormier, Gayle Davis, Norma Broussard, Diane Trahan, Shirley Hebert, Velma Venable, Pat Guidrv. Fifth table: Harriet Broussard, Judith Patin, Roberta Beaucaire. Sixth table: Barbara Thomas, Mary Helen Comeaux, Daisy Thibodeaux, Verna Thomas. It tt 1 -C n. .ind ' The Camera Club was organized at Lafayette Senior High School in the fall of l954 to promote knowledge and en- joyment ot photography among its mem- bers. Freddy Rivoire, President, Val Carriere, Treasurer, Nubby Schmitz, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Wallis, Sponsor. 0122 QPU 5 First row, Geraldine Boudreaux, Marion Boudreaux, Dorothy Duhon, India Geaux, Shirley Bower, Valerie Carriere, Nita Guidry. Second row, Wilfred Tong, Merrill David, Sidney Miers, Terrell Aycock, Carrol Duhon, Alvoid Broussard, Charlie Domingue, Joseph Lavergne, Dale Trahan, Nubby Schmitz, Tommy Christian, Spencer Aycock, Norman Wills, Third row: Charles Arceneaux, Wilbert Noel, Fulton Plauche, Mr. Wallis, Sponsor, Ceril Forest, William Roberts, K. J. Landry, Charles Wagner, George Gatlin, Don Martin, Daniel LeBlanc, Buddy Dudding, Michel Fournet. The Honor Society, open to all students , who make and maintain an average of 96 or higher, has two main obiectives: to encourage high standards of scholar- ship, to recognize academic achievement. 1. - A 5- 1 ' I R 5 ,ty Q - j ,, In keeping with these obiectives the Honor Society each year sponsors Honors Night to recognize all students who have manintained an average of 90 or higher during their high school years. ,..a - 444. Lloyd Van Horn, President, Lee Pitre, Vice President, Pauline Harding, Secretary-Treasurer: Gail Chachere, Reporter. on or OCIQI9 First row: Carol Lambert, Anna Belle Letullier, Gail Chachere, Mabelee Worthen, Barbara Goldsmith, Fay Roy, Yvonne Lemoine, Patsy Owens. Second row: Anne Taylor, Genevieve Bourgeois, Marlene Andrus, Judy Hutchins, Jeanne Ferrier, Marilyn Droddy, Sue Gay, Gloria Rogers, Winifred Arceneaux, Mrs. Anders. Third row: Pauline Harding, Edres Chopin, Barbara Richard, Martha Davis, Eleanor Mitchell, Martha Lambert, Martha Nelson, Gloria Norman, Sandra Hayes, Juanita Sherman. Fourth row: George Armstrong, Jimmy Chiasson, Joe Broussard, Gerald Hernandez, Frank Yount, Thomas Mitchell, Lee Pitre, Wallace Begneaud, Robley Dupleix, Bob Pickering, Gerald Schoofs, Robert Theriot, Lloyd Van Horn. X 4-H MOTTO: To Make the Best Better I pledge my Head to clearer thinking my Heart to greater loyalty my Hands to larger service and my Health to better living for my club, my community, and my country - ROBERT MARTIN, President 4-If C115 First row: Robert Martin, McLee Hebert, Shelton LeBlanc, Second row: Baker Abshire, Otis Derbonne, Charles Arceneaux. Third row: Johnny Thibodeaux, Louis Bodoin. Fourth row: Dalton LeBlanc, Louis Edward Bodoin, Mrs. Holmes, Sponsor. Standing: L. J. Broussard. In the modern, well-equipped lunch room an average of five hundred students are served daily. Up-to-date equipment such as the deck oven shown at right makes quantity food prepara- tion a simple matter. it Lunchroom personnel pictured at left are Mrs. Ernest Hollier, Mrs. Dewey Breaux Mrs. Antoine Zeringue, Mrs. Harold Daly and Mrs. Wilfred Hebert. 'ol 'MQ im W gauorzfes Best All Round JO ANNE CORNISH PAXTON JOHNSON Most Popular BILLIE MORGAN BRUMBY SESSIONS Mx L. MN i - W'wm.f, A I Most Athletic ELECTA ROSE MINE RENE DELHOMME Besf Personality GLORIA NORMAN PAT JUNEAU Nz, ,....,Nw,,,,..,..W Besf Looking BEVERLY ASHY DICKIE MCCAULEY Friendliesf JACKIE RICHARDSON HOLLAND HEBERT ,F -5 1 .MQ -,- RW www Sb hu, QE' , ,L . .X mgfggsgigggwgym. Viflfigfii A:- 35:1 -.Wg-gsngggg, LLVV A 2ff-:VW-ff,:qi.5i:f3li f--- :,ivIki5?9t1'?f1?25i?53?W' hkk'kkk'kk A KVVKK YY . M, , ,W 'qv V , . ,,,,. .. w fy, V .4 3,1 1, :wsfkevssf:SLSQZJV:2f'-g5xQ2i,j51wl795 , V, X , , , .Wx Vitfsnfi-f'k5-fly' ' , f A H-cw .. ' i ' :Q-eww .wc X V .LL. KwX,LMy,Y,, 6 k if 1 Q WSH '15- , M , ,- 5 Qu? ,xv , V+' 7 ? 5 if ww wf,,,.K 0 -,R ,. WWF BARBARA BOUDREAUX ELEANOR MITCHELL Sweetheart Sweetheart Girl Scouts Masque and Gavel AA: 4 45' gh, hi? 1 1 1. g ,rw X st X. cj ,ny , C9 rv kj,-W-f,'i Aft I I 5' G QQ'-W if 'fv1 i'Q'i A CHERRIE SAVOY Sweetheart -Ffa GQAKG A ELAINE BARRAS if Sweetheart L lub 4 l Library Club ffgiig Q ff 4 LA QV if ' ui -2,-f 1 ' 5 1 ,,:j,,,,,- ik lr . . 31: L. 'wi f - mah A K as 'fn DIANE CELLA Sweetheart Sophomore Class BARBARA BREAUX Sweetheart Orchestra Ar .5 C e t7'AULA MAC KEY Sweetheart 4-H Club Q05 K .MM TO BY GOTH ELF Sweetheart JODIE SIMON Sweerhearf Lioneffes Les Arms f f Ei 3 ',,w x -f , ig i J ji .A,, L in Xa, 'ji A. f . X4 '51 1 - QQ 114 QQ 'fs I swf il bf WJ X vw X v 5 Q . ii .R U ffffgiiii ,... Q Spoffyff Students outstanding in various phases of school activity are fea- tured this year in the Spotlight Sec- tion of the Lion's Din. The students pictured on these and the following tour pages were chosen by the fac- ulty as the outstanding boys and girls in each of twelve fields. On the other pages of this section are Sqn! JACKIE RICHARDSON HOLLAND HEBERT Qzoreiyn ganguaye MARY LEE WHITTINGTON WILBERT NOEL pictured students who have earned recognition through their achieve- ments in rallies, festivals, tourna- ments, and athletic events, as well as those who have received special awards for leadership or ability. We hope that they will always be in the spotlight Wuszb JIMMY .IEANMARD ANN TAYLOR 812 FAY ROY TOMMY MITCHELL :it :, ,vw yzpalfemafzbs JO WHARTON LLOYD VAN HORN csczlence EDRES CHOPIN GERALD SCHOOFS Z cgoczdfcsfuofbs MALCOLM COMEAUX GAIL CHACHERE usmess CSUQICGAVCIZ ELAINE LOWE E. J. GAUTREAUX CSpQQC5 PAULINE HARDING LLOYD VAN HORN Uocafzbnaf 5311110693 MARILYN RODEMACHER ALFRED TRAHAN cSf110Q12f Izzlgftrafzbzzs MARTHA DAVIS IDA GONOR CSXUFQIQI Qbczernmenf JO ANN CORNISH GEORGE BALLARD zfsf T609 1221? ers Top row: Genevieve Bourgeois, Home Economics lll, Valerie Carriere, French interpretative reading Alix de Gravelles, acting, Larry Eunice, radio and interpretative reading, Thomas Mitchell English pronunciation. Second row: Wilbert Noel, French lg Miriam Turner, Home Economics ll Davida Williams, acting, Lloyd Van Horn, acting. cgfafe Wag The students pictured below also placed in their events-First row: Madeline Vidrine, general history Jo Anne Fountain, radio and extemporaneous speaking, Gail Chachere, civics, Catherine Vige, oratory Second row: Bobby Broussard, agriculture ll, Frank Young, spelling, Charles Arceneaux, agriculture Ill Freddy Rivoire, agriculture IV. Not pictured: Pauline Harding, interpretative reading, Mary Lee Whittington French ll, Lloyd Van Horn, oratory, Larry Eunice, extemporaneous speaking. swf ,. . t ,- . ge' :.Qemif-:rn an wwszisz esswgiwsus'msnissmiazmazf-ses,sz f ,.,:-it-tp Y--is ' -- f' 1 1 Lafayette Senior High School took first place in the literary division of the lnterscholastic Athletic and Oratorical Association Rally Held in April, 1955. 1219! ce Ziyzlrzners Top row: Genevieve Bourgeois, Home Economics Ill, Sherleen Chiasson, French lg Malcolm Comeaux General History, Tommy McBride, Industrial Arts ll, Rikki Melanson, Industrial Arts lg Miriam Turner Home Economics II, Mary Lee Whittington, French ll, Mabelee Worthen, English Grammar Il. .71 cQ 0.71 The Students pictured below also placed in their events-First row: Jo Anna Fountain, extemporaneous speaking, Gail Chachere, civicsg Anne Taylor, geometry, Catherine Vige, oratoryg Martha Nelson, English grammar III, Martha Davis, English literature, Second row: Robert Broussard, agriculture ll, Frank Yount, spelling, Aaron Lloyd, algebra ll, Charles Arceneaux, agriculture Ill, Larry Spears, typing, Eldridge Trahan, Spanish I. Not pictured: Winifred Arceneaux, Spanish II, Lloyd Van Horn, oratoryg Larry Eunice, interpretative reading, Chester Richard, senior mathematics, Mariorie Gay, home economics IV, Gerald Schoofs, chemistry. ' wr., il 3 ,. it . fl is . if My ., , 5 . A 2 2 L f L L t, ,L ,i , r, ' i LARRY EUNICE State and National Vice President of Distributive Education Club. Superior in Interpretative reading at Louisiana Speech Festival. BOB PICKERING FAY ROY Good Citizenship Award, presented by Galvez Chapter, Daughters of American Revolution. Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow award. MARILYN RODEMACHER Named on the all Southwest A.A.A. Southwest District president of Fu- district lst team and the 2nd team ture Homemakers of America, 1954- All-State A.A.A. 55. WILBERT NOEL State lst place winner in Louisiana Chapter of the National French con- test, sponsored by the American As- sociation of Teachers of French. DICKIE MCCAULEY Named to the Southwest A.A.A. lst district basketball team as a for- ward for the last two years. He was also on the 3rd team state the last two years. PAXTON JOHNSON American Legion Award JO ANN CORNISH American Legion Award LLOYD VAN HORN JOANNE FOUNTAIN Second high scholastic rating for the Superior arid Ist place, extempor- four-year average. aneous speaking, Fifth Annual South- National Masque and Gavel Speech western Speech Tournament. Award. CATHERINE VIGE Southwest District secretary of Fu ture Homemakers of America, 1955 56. BOCHDAN GORCZAKOWSKY A native of the Ukraine until 1945, received his United States citizen- ship papers this year from the Fed- eral District Court in Opelousas. Q-Yfcsfafe Urcfesfra Oqmcsfafe orus First row: Phyllis Hester, Marilyn Montgomery, Martha Nelson, Second Rachael Branton, Barbara Bates, Elaine Davis row: Calvin Bowers, Larry Spears, Murry LeBlanc, Frank Stroud, James Jeanmard. fafe ,mn or Zan First row: Jimmy Jeanmard, Waymond Sanders, Larry Spears, L. J. Broussard, Paul May. Second row: Raymond Guidry, Murry LeBlanc, Paul Gautreaux, Jimmy Conley, Tommy Mitchell. Third row: James King, Calvin Bowers, Frank Stroud, Thomas Hensley. Not pictured: S. J. Hemleben. CD The boy's debate team rated superior and tied for first place at the Louisiana State Speech Festival, Left to right: Bob Pickering, Wallace Begneaud, Lloyd Van Horn, Lee Pitre. Wallace Begneaud and Lloyd Van Horn also rated superior in original oratory. 3 t . c, egafe , Zmf KJIIIIPQIXS' The cast of Joint Owners in Spain rated superior at the Louisiana State Speech Festival, and excellent at the Fifth Annual Southeastern Speech Tournament. Alix de Gravelles, Davida Williams, Judy Hutchins, Valerie Carriere. C ZIIUQFIOI' The group pictured below received ratings of superior at the Louisiana Music Festival. First row: Janelle Savoy, Marilyn Montgomery, Joyce Duhon, Ann Love, Barbara Boudreaux. Second row: Elaine Davis, Rachael Branton, Anne Taylor, Ramona Romero, Ruth Hendricks. Third row: Hal Gilder, Calvin Bowers, Tommy Mitchell, James King, Jimmy Jeanmard, Frank Stroud. Not pictured: Lloyd Van Horn, 7Cf1012'1Q3 KN W Mu, A fh -we ,...,w , h 75' Q: 1 D- Q, . S25 sa, Y fi 9 5 JW' 'M W 'I 'Q X sl k '51, A 1 ja, - X Y if lmfr ,ig .. W t QQ Sv? E ix 'S Qc' i't .w 5 4'-X asAsf X xx w k 513:13 'lg y s 2 if Above, Barbara Goldsmith demonstrates the subtle techniques she uses to get her man at the Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by Les Amies. Such tactics won her the title of Daisy Mae, and her escort, is Li'l Abner. 5006? bmw 1125 A group of Dogpatchers enioy their annual get-together. :sizes sf 7 A Each year the Lion's Din sponsors a dance at which they present Miss Merry Christmas, escorted by Mr. Happy New Year. Miss Merry Christmas is chosen by student vote from the 24 club sweet- hearts. Above: Annette Cain, holder of the title last year, presents the crown to Miss Merry Christmas of 1954, Beveriy Ashy. Looking on are Gene Celia and Brumby Sessions, Mr. Happy New Year, 1954. E155 ferry Ggrzsfmas King Louis and Queen Emmeline greet The couri at The annual carnival ball. arnzb AT The annual carnival ball of LafayeTTe Senior High, King Louis of The Acadians CPaxTon John- sonj, wiTh his Queen Emmeline CBeverly Ashyj, viewed The progress made by his people since Their exile from Nova Scofia Two hundred years ago. The ball had as its Theme The Acaclians' Paradise - A Dream Come True. The Court views The pageanT depicting Acadian cusToms, and The progress made by The Acadians in The past Two hundred years. I 5 5 K E! 'usa 1 , yvuSi !af at 451 5 ' T Y' it JU jig: 5 x gi'-..'j3--1-ill, ?' gi I V X: 6 k4.k in .K g L, My Q :gym W , SM Mg w 64 5,7 .Vx L if wi , , Q .,'-- if 5 , iii' K 3 J is f 1 A5 f Wir .. '--- - lk 'M Ai- J 1 I 41 The Junior class annually sponsors a style show to present the latest fashions carried by the merchants of Lafayette. The theme of this year's show was A Brazilian Dream. Above, a group models formal and semiiormal evening gowns. unzor QSQQ Qsfow The finale of A Brazilian Dream, ,SIJSIFF xx--L 1, 'r Q 4 fi ,gy , S . x . ' , , sg x Q :F hx an nf'-fx ,pw I 64 nplfwp-new-W-il Qt . . 4. K 232 ev' 1. 1' - J x ,, :yi K. K in U 9' MVK L ,I , xg V 2 b . ki ,sp i in VK ky ,Vg -:,.. ...I 5 It Students arriving from the six high schools of Lafayette Parish. At lunch in the school cafeteria, students compare notes on the morning's sessions. Jo Ann Cornish, president of the stude the opening assembly. CZFQQI The first parish-wide career day was held in May l955, co-sponsored by the joint student councils c the high schools of Lafayette Parish and the Educatio Committee of the Lafayette Chamber of Commerce. The purpose of Career Day is to give students firs hand information about careers in which they are ir terested. This information, accurate and up-to-date Mr. E. H. Scott answers students' questic Mr. Ronald Begneaud speaks to students on pharmacy. s 3 wh -Q A. 4 4 . 2' - x i' KJ... uncil, serves as master of ceremonies for ogy ,arne from 72 volunteer speakers-men and wornen ictually engaged in the businesses and professions vhich they represented. The first annual Career Day, held in Lafayette Senior iigh, was open to Juniors and Seniors from the six iigh schools of the parish. ,X Lunch is served to students and guests. i retail business. An interested group hears Mr. F. F. Wimberly discuss careers in ., V! S. K .Q,, V 1 ...:..' V I Wu. 7 Mr. John Bill Harrington discusses opportunities in welding as a career. E 4 N Q it :- Q-5.4 x Q'-.K r -.ir Q teaching, gp- l M 13-is sf. f ,F L., , .. A ...gf I F 4 d gc Above, left to right: Robley Dupleix, Ann Love, Jo Wharton, Pauline Lassere. The four student council parties, pi Below, one of the parties for Senior class officers, the Rebel party, is represented tured above and BT center bf-?l0W, we by Sarah Gates and Alix deGravelles. the Pogo, Dixie, State, and Pelica R VLlll-Q EBI-I SRQIFHEE EE The Dixie slate went into office. Shovi A total of 46 students made bids for these I6 offices during the tw weeks allowed for campaigning. In the meantime, the civics student: under Mrs. Dawson's direction, prepared poll lists, selected commi On Friday, May 6, after two weeks of listening to campaign promises and looking at campaign posters, students trooped to the polls to choose next year's student officers. To be filled were the four top offices of the student council and the Junior and Senior class officers. l 'st its it . si si an i , l 1 a41.lffu'WQuP A . 'fi if :rw f . -L wt awe.-e.c. virrli J- .' 'ANU X J tl-Qi ?.e.w?,-ff, , 1 . i tr 4, is r s 4 ,mf 'kiwi ,Y A if i r a lf' r ff' iz' Q . ,, Jg move displayinq their platform are ll Mathis, Lloyd Chastant, and Pauline arding. Not pictured is Joe Broussard, e party's candidate for president. Above are pictured candidates of the State party with their platform. Left to right, are: Joanna Fountain, Genia Jackson, and Dale Harrison. Below are shown candidates of the lndian Party, one of the two Junior class parties-Gail Chachere, Sandra Hayes, Jackie Burnham, and Mabelee Worthen. F'-SDN. ii W I A-an fic is i Lf, .fairs :Simtel fit ioners, and set up the election machinery. The com- nissioners were taken to the court house to receive nstructions from the clerk of court. Of the 700 students eligible to vote a record 85 per cent turned out on election day. The pictures below, scenes from the polling place, show students making use of the voting machines. ln the center picture below, students wait their turn to vote, while the commissioners check the poll list for names of students standing at right. b v Tw , ..--:mv . , . si 51 L Q M , is f ms '-ff: . . 1.1 .4 ,. QE., fgw' iffsw-' , 1 ' 'M 1. giggfgzfgqg' mf-5 fjceif - -KR, ea Q ,- .ww . ,. ,,. T, 5512. L -- r S k u , Y 1 1 f vw K 1, QL N .3-,nfs-'V ..,, fwg K '57 ffTv'Ifj??' 791'-' K -iXfs1,saQ:.-ty: 15,352 N if 3 S K 6. Q 5 ' , .1 2. K Hr' ' Q ca, ha? 1 Q Q af ff Y 1 w 2.2 1 Q ,EQ r F K Y 5 S if 3 Q N Q, i w , 145' ,ig E 1: 5 b f - Wwwfx - 6331 ,X J Y' K y 1, S 3 ,Y 5592 4: Qgg?i 3Q:'1fifjg,-1265:Ifsiigxlfillii'-,W- , . E Q 2 -' ..,,. 1 A Gi ,B Im B Q' ' S M , h as K is , pfffkk A 1 SQL ,xx ,fr 3? 1 L Q , N 4.5, 7 ? q Ll755 F 'f in f ' 1 'H+' W W fs , ? 1' N. 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