Lafayette High School - Lions Din Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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Uzcre I5 zz fricudly natural bond Working constantly for the im- provement of the schools of La- fayette Parish, the administration is composed of a group of ex- perienced educators. Pictured at left is Mr. J. C. Landry, Superin- tendent of Schools. Members of his administrative staff include Mr. Charles Delana, assistant sup- erintendent, Mr. George Arm- strong, visiting teacher, Miss Inez Neyland, supervisor of in- struction, Dr. Harley Smith, di- rector of special education, Mr. Ray Miles, director of guidance, Miss Estelle Melancon, lunch- room supervisor, Mr. Gladu Dupuis, supervisor of adult edu- cation, and Mr. Roy Broussard, superintendent of maintenance. At left, Mr. Landry is shown with a part of his staff. The Lafayette Parish School Board is pictured below at a monthly meeting On the first row, from left to right: Mr. Garland Bonin Mr John Thibeau Mr Adolph Dommgue Mr Ovey Corneaux Mr Maxie Girouard. Second row: Mr. Dewey Brous- sard Mr Mouse Morvant Mr Alfred Lamson Mr Fred Broussard Dr E E Guilbeau, Mr. Stephen Guchereau, Mr. Walter tex f' .....-? ' . 7-'v

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ette has become known as a garden spot of the deep South. Its floral beauty is featured in the Camellia Show and Pageant, the Iris Show, and the Azalea Trail. At right is shown the home of Dr. G, N. DesOrmeaux, a striking example of the beautiful old homes to be found in LaFayette. -:un--1-l 1 x ' , VII. I frlifllii ,V oe. f- ' 4:2 9 'F 'Im 12 .... : . +-- ' -ft Q , 5' .. H . N X we L 1 s i ig w 'af x INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS . . . A CITY OF CIVIL WAR MANSIONS AND MAGNOLIA TREES ... -in ,M +A .y 3 ff g I Q93 . 2 NM I - 1 1' if 2 .!,f'1' -fa ss- .1 .+I IES ykfiyc 133 . Y I 5'-r 4 of ff . . . A CITY OF FRIENDLY PEOPLE. King Gabriel toasts his queen as the people of LaFayette turn The Oil Center houses offices of many maior oil com' panies as well as an upvto-date shopping center. OUT T0 9VeeTI'I'5 MBIQSTY- The Lafayette Airport offers complete air service to people of the area. L ' fi - v -va, II3lll!lIFTf 7

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ootufoon our school ond our community The citizens of our community take a vital and active interest in the problems of our school. Com- bining forces this year, the P.-T. A., the boosters club, and the band parents club made a sur- vey to determine the needs of the school. On the basis of their findings, a budget was drawn up and plans made to finance many of our most urgent needs. Through such proiects as gumbo suppers, barbecues, and barn dances, members of the com- munity showed their willingness to support our school. bJ:.. . sf.?', 'mis 5, l At right, box lunches are auc- tioned at the barn dance. Tickets on sale for the gumbo supper! Mr. Berger, Mr. J. L. McDonough, and Mr. J, B. Spears are shown buying tickets from Mr, J. E. Chachere, president of the P-TA, and Mrs. Belle. ssociation in meeting. f m l lille l fislvll if bf g, ileillsg is . 'S i!'.