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

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1957 volume:

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Because we felt that it was a good year, we wanted our Lion's Din to tell the story of a typical year of work and play at Lafayette Senior High with emphasis upon the qualities of character that mark the good student wherever he may be. Believing as we do that students make the school and that a school build- ing itself is only an inanimate mass of bricks and glass, we have pain- stakingly included some of you or your friends or your teachers in as many of our pictures of the school as possible. Even our color page, a new feature this year, portraying a glimpse of the patio, shows students in a moment of relaxation and informal talk. Our duotone pictures of our school as seen inside the buildings would mean little if you were not in them. We sincerely hope that in the '57 Lion's Din you find yourself portrayed in your various activitiesg we hope you find yourself laughing and dream- ing, working and playing, and, if you do, we will feel that we have helped to capture some of the spirit and excitement of a typical year at Lafayette Senior High School. 1957 Lion's Din X n Nwvvvvx M . N - ? . x, ' A H ' if ,eq Qrtiwvax Editor Q num-- .-..........,,,--.11 :fa-,, gpg! if ,N 3' nu hr ...i'iQ0,,,... 4 5 T 2 rg-1 2 Elm: 3 'W ' ' f 3 gl li' W 'fm ,..., -jt6fEiM-:+ff--- - .fi ' g K' in .-If h 5 2? . . -- .. 5 WMWMM-ff --' df!--'H 3 1 ., , . .1 L ......... ....................m. W. M , Q 5 . , i, Q 1 f'-- , I fif .. , . , I 4,4 7 Q .fx f' My - IL Q R 'S FA is l . A . 3 ' J .3 ,I M Us 'f M. ' UQ. I wi 5. 9 ' ... - I f I W A H . 0' Ax , ' . Q' 1' , 3.5. f in I in 9 w-w..,.., , pi A an ff' if , , ,. MW-:i:,,,g Q: - .f .sw 'Q f . x If . L ggi ff! f fm , 'HSE 1' Marv: J 4 L . x 211001176 Kegan zzudN0uf. . . Youire typical teens . . . making fun out of work . . . sharing interests . . . rooting for the team. You like jeans but you can be glam- orous when the occasion demands it. Yes, you'1'e typical teens . . . go steady about five months . . . dress up . . . heels for her . . . tie for him . . . You know how to drive . . . hot rods . . . but the family car comes in handy on a date. You snack . . . watch television . . . listen to the radio or to the voice while doing homework. You're typical high school students . . . you go out for sports . . . dramatics . . . de- bate . . . work on the paper. You hold down a job . . . baby sit . . . work in stores . . . garages . . . run errands . . . You belong to a club or two . . . go to church on Sunday . . . You have little spare time, but you like it that way. Your daily schedule is a familiar pattern of high school life . . . get up at 7:30 . . . maybe 8:00 . . . sometimes oversleep . . . ride the bus . . . go at break-neck speed to the cafeteria for lunch . . . drink cokes . . . munch candy bars and hot dogs . . . now and then you order a real feed . . . You enjoy school but hate to admit it . . . study some . . . three hours a night . . . no, a week . . . average A . . . well HC . . . Anyway you make the grade . . . just . . . but you're satisfied be- cause you are a teenager. You're loyal to your friends . . . your school . . . your country. You can be de- pended on in a crisis . . . You talk big when you're scared on the inside . . . And you laugh loudest when you feel most like crying. You're great . . . Youlre silly . . . Youlre sweet . . . You're a pain in the neck . . . but- you are you . . . typical teens-typical high school students. And since you have all these qualities- and more . . . good . . . had . . . ludicrous . . . pathetic or otherwise-since you are Lafayette Senior High School students--we af- fectionately dedicate the 1957 Lion's Din to you. Our School F' 1 HUT: ,'- ,. 9' dmv f-- il .. ,,g:,.'A .. XLQVJ A 1 i N ,Qg',1,,f..4 HTH. J- I ..L. - - A Q I I , ... 1. 1- , , QLH-ff 'Fi -i fi l , -r - 4..1 'l ' , 1 T- ' I I ' ' , ' 11111 L v ' K1 A I ., M 1- 1r5.f 5iH' L T TH 1 iff? :Q V: V4 A W- 7 ' I , ,. .' Q Q? - ik 5. I: X, W-'L L Y fa L- V . 1 X, Q gh . If' . .. I 1' X -. 514, 1 I Y L x QI .3 L f- rv , K 1 Q J 1 ' x L ' V I J M I 1 - Y 1 - - I -5-f E ..'H ' ., , , ,.', Q.. 1 3.13 .:' , '-Qt-3'r2iiicZ i'1 X, , .. Q.xL ff-sf: '- diss . 21.1- ,fiA-Eiiwfeut - wE'f'as.: . 1 k iyifiiff, ,, ':zw2w':n.1.vfefw lf, W. 4:9 1,51 fr 15 vs, -,mm,.R,,- ' jm4mgs43g:y , :Saw , , . ,.,,. .,.,N,.,f.,,.,. M, , ..,,xw. ,,, .w Q ,,.. 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SUSAN PHILLIPS Assistant Editor HAROLD HOLDREAUX Honors Editor FRANCES SERGENT Classes Editor NIEREDITH MAY Assistant Business .Ilanager DAVIUA WILLIAMS Art Editor WILBERT NOEL ,41'ti1'ities Editor Tb' I 'Q 01 'swr' kzl Qualities af a yearbook Staff ffl: 76- , ,. -M. , FW ,IEANNE WILLIAMS Favorites Editor JOYCE MCGUIRE Assistant Sports Editor CHARLES DOMINCUE Sports Editor .IILL WHARTON Assistant Honors Editor GAE BREAUX Feature Editor WANDA SUAREZ Assistant Favorites Editor ANDREA HEBERT Assistant Feature Erlitor BARBARA COLDSMITH Organizations Editor TERRELL AYCOCK Sales Wanager BODCHAN GORCZAKOWSKY Assistant Sales Manager CHARLES HOHORST Su bsrriptions Manager MICHAEL STURNI Assistant Sales Vlanager GAIL BEGNAUD Assistant Classes Editor BILL DALY Salesman ,lat -no n r 1' Y. WI Q ? ' 6'4- 6.4.37 The sound of laughter from the halls . . . outside the open windows . . . the Alma Mater and excited shouts . . . The team is leaving. or 'iGreat danve tonight. mate . . . but the fun . . . the frivolity . . . the careless talk and laughter is not for the staff . . . No, they sit humped over typewriters . . . over desks piled high with photographs . . . layouts . . . ink smudges . . . g'Grab a coke and back to work . . . A deadline to meetf' That's the staff: Then the shouts and whoops of joy . . . copy going out . . . we did it again . . . After that . . . a quiet. empty room? Only for a few hours . . . To- morrow the typewriters. the planning. the headaches and back aches will begin again. Its like that for a year . . . until the last chorus is sung at graduation . . . No rest for the staff. You think in our own way we did not have fun? We loved every minute . . . well . . . almost every minute of it! l. AUBREY BREAUX J Salesman A MRS. BILLIE CAPPEL E'l:! Sponsor 1- MRS. NOVALYNE ELLIS Sponsor Much work and no play could be a fitting motto for the Lion's Din Staff. A job well done and a sigh of relief as Pauline ties the final yearbook copy shipment. Careful planning and preparation is a necessity for a successful yearbook. A uf f, P.. , :Q-4 . se' li ' A t,-,ti ui C8 maxi? :fr - 1, ' t J rw F l,. .Ei i we 1 'W' Mm., 11 if Ik! 1 I1 1 s I 1' ll 6 1 17 I1 ming wx. :M N-'X N 1Cea1krsl11ju N the Easic Quality Wifi ,Af , , . . I .4 pw 1 . . ,4 'WWQAQQNNQQNA H ls' Essential for the Gaining of llnulh 'Fig 1 XX ' fl S11perintenden,t, J. C. LANDRY The role which was mine in the selection of your fine school site, the designing and construction of your magnificent school plant, and the naming of your splendid faculty, shall always remain a source of pride to me. But. my dear students, while each of the above is of greatest importance to a school, there remains another factor which is primary in the life, the success and the character of any school-and that is the students. As each of you play your part as a student so will the character and the success of your school be de- termined. That is always a challenge to meet. I think you are meeting that challenge. With the Seniors in the lead, may God always give you the Craces to ever hold high its banner. Sincerely yours, J. C. Landry Mr. Landry's administrative staff works for the betterment and improvement of schools throughout the parish. Pictured from left to right are: Miss Inez Neyland, superintendent of instructiong Mr. Landryg Mr. Charles Delana, assistant superintendentg George Armstrong, visiting teacher: Roy Broussard, superintendent of maintenanceg Mr. Ray Miles, director of guidanceg and Dr. Harley Smith, director of special education. Shown below is the superintendent with a group of his office workers. Xi-I ,a 'we 1: hr tg '44 if T 'm ...ss 'L W l'rim'ip11l. l,. A. liEHtll'iR This ye-nr's Lionis llin has he-1-n clvflivutm-cl to all the students of Lafayette Senior lligh Svhool. Congratulations . . . This is a lnost thoughtful act. During high svhool lift- slllflvllls play ilu- most important roles in acaflernic' avvornplishrnents. uthlc-tic-s. vluhs. and mln-r organizations or activities. Friendships formed here will vontinuv to grow all your live-s. 'lihunrhing through these pages in later years will In-lp you revall the countless hh-ssings you expcrienr-1-cl here. L. A. Berger .'1SSI.S1!Il1f l'fI-71l'l'IIf1l. MH. GEORGE PORTER A Successful Scl1celNeecLv cz Henscienfieus and Sincere Adminisfraficn and Zzculfy . . . . . . We J-lace Kath. 9 MHS. BROWNIE GARNFTT ,4 Kvtfcr S, lllLl.ll'i lIAl'l'l'll., teacher of English and Civics, hold- MRS, DENA BREAUX, who reaches te-nth grade- English, m a re-vie-w on granunar. MRS. NIATTIE lll'Il,l,l'l. supervisor of English. e'ondue'ts a lesson on funda- me-ntals in the- Strueture of paragraphs. prepares a lesson while- supervieing a study hall in the- vafeteria. The English department's classes in lit- erature and grammar offer a stimulating approach to the study of our language. ln the Study of literature one develops an appreciation of good books and writings. The Study of grammar develops the power of self-expression. as well as preeiseness Write, write, write' . . . The-re' isn't a moment to Spare as Nlrs. lle-llefs eleventh grade- lfnglish Class takes a test. V Our Own Language MRS. S. .l. DURAND, who teaches eleventh grade English, MISS GRACE JORDAN, supervisor of English, introduces as she explains her classroom policies to a student. to her twelfth grade class a new chapter entitled Shake- speare's England. and correctness in the use of language. For graduation, three credits are re- quired and four are encouraged for those planning to attend college. Not only does English serve as foundation for college but for life itself. At right, is pictured a display of scenes from England, contributed by MRS. McBRIDE, stu- dent teacher of English. while her class was studying Macbeth. MRS. J. L. LOVE, teacher of tenth grade English and sponsor of the tenth grade class, explains the importance of diagram- ing sentences. .. 51.1.1 -EPT V. -W lf 'fa language - Ssscnfial in the World Caddy A greater understanding of our neighbors around the world can be obtained through the stucly of foreign language. Our foreign language department aids in this understanding by offering courses in the study of French and Spanish. These languages were selected because of the extent of their use and the value obtained by their use. 5tudent'- f ccuml year French are pictured helow doing Fred McCall and Susan Davis an hown below explaining an a signmfnt On the first two rows from left to right are a poster to 'VII Wortmans Spanish class Hof leger Nancy Dorsc-tt, Phyllis Hester and Celia Ann ,fm-rf b'?A 'Q MHS. NOVALYN ELLIS, supervisor of speeell. Speech Keurses Are ,llimed at llsefuluese and l6'eez11ty The aim of all speech courses is to make those who take it more effective when they talk whether in daily conversation, in the classroom. or in any public speaking situation. Lafayette Senior lligh offers a general course in speech which may be followed by a eourse in a more specialized area such as debate. radio speaking or dramatics. Directly below, Marilyn Montgomery, Celia Ann Guilbeau, Pauline Harding and Gerald Hernandez present the first drama quart:-tte. The Day of the Stranger, ever to be presented in Louisiana State University's Workshop in drama. November 10, 1956. ,.-W Below, Robert Martin. the magic little man in the one-act Resolved . . . ,Iaekie Dubois, Kaye Lee, Dianne Dillenback play, UA Touch of Fanryf' makes a book fly out of the and Richard Anderson prepare for a debate tournament. window while a surprised Carol Dorman watches. l iIll'mI1 - -fiiwilg ta i titer .iii Hr A 1 MISS LURNICE BEGNAUD, supervising teacher of math- ematics. introduces a new unit in geometry to her class. MR. AUTHEMENT'S senior math class is shown at right checking over homework papers. Pictured in fore- ground are Sidney Miers, Donald Hig- genbotham and Darrell Foreman. Hollegc an Whether your interest be geometry, trigonometry, algebra or general math- ematics you can find each of these of- fered in the Lafayette High mathematics department. MRS. VIRGINIA BERCECEAY and Bobby Thomas seem to find something funny in the algebra class. bcativmzl Praparaliau The study of math prepares one for college as well as for a vocation. For high school graduation the require- ment is one and a half credits. This year the math club was organized to the students of L.S.H.S. MR. ELMO AUTHEMENT, supervising teacher of math MR. RONALD COINS, teacher of mathematics and science, is pictured at right examining some plants in his classroom. and also teacher of American History, reviews tomorrow's assignment with his senior math class. MRS. JOYCE SOILEAU, teacher of mathematics, is shown at left explain- ing an algebra problem to one of her classes. x1 NIR. ANTOINE HEBERT. te-aeber of Chemistry. is pietured at riglit reiiew- ing a new ebemistry problem with bis class, Explaining the fundamental principles of basic biology is MR JOQEPH ILORIOSO. He is supervising teacher of biologv and chemistry. Student experimentation is the key word in MR. HEBERTE laboratory. Performing an experiment are from left to right: Ernest Babineaux. Jimmy Fava. ,lay Montgomery and Joseph Sonnier. Science . . . Man? Q' The world around him is one of the greatest mysteries to man- kind. To unlock and diseover the answer to some of these mysteries we use the key of seienee. The science department of I,.S.H.S. Mystery offers specialized eourses in ehetn- istry. biology. physics. and gen- eral seienee. The science club has been organized for the interest and benefit of those enrolled in this course. in 2' Q. ., - fax wssmtzfaxf v At left. MR. DUDLEY DUHON dem- onstrates the process of eleetroplating. Watching this demonstration at right are A. .l. Bernard. Betty Robertson and Mona Easly. Shown above experimenting with acids in Mr, Heb:-'rt's chemistry class are Phyllis Hester, first desk: Sylvia Benoit. second deskg and Jimmy Fava and ,lay Mont- gomery. third desk. ln MR. CLORlOSO'S physics class Raymond Cuidry, Edres Chopin and jimmy Conley perform a demonstra- tion in the use of pulleys as other physics students look on. 29 Quturc Husincs Training students for the fu- ture in the line of business is the job of the commerce department. The knowledge and skill of typ- ing. shorthand. bookkeeping and Working hard? Sylve ter Hemlehen works diligently at his typing in NIR? NUCENTS typing class. 'faders of America clerical practice is an asset to everyone. This business educa- tion department is well equipped to teach these practices to students for their personal and future use. Practice makes perfect . . . as proved by the shorthand classes. Here they are pictured taking dictation in one of MRS. ONEBAND's shorthand classes. Pictured from left to right are Molly Murphy and Agnes Coulas. 'MQ MRS. JOSEPH ONEBANE, teacher of shorthand and typing, pauses during dictation to give her class a breather. MRS. EDITH NUGENT, supervising teacher of typing and clerical practice, is shown filling out the absentee list. 60-aperativn am l Jlll.. f it ,F .b,.Q R lnlurwl alum- ill hie :le-ek if lIOA4III IAJIIIIC Wlll'l'NlAN fill-'VIH f1HrU'il1l':5 l'l'TVY lr rllmtll Ul 'l ' llf' llllr lllfl mlm lm- 'Ill'-I lini-llml llix lXH'lllj'-llllllll yi-air lle ln-:ul foul- recently affllluwl the pnsitinn nf flirt-4-mr uf utllletivf. lull 4'Hill'll. l :lim lute nl 1-xt-wisr-. u group ul lmyf ,- rr 'ill lining, on the lmrm a LH ' -- 'gw - v l'.l'f. lwur. The activities uf the Physit-ul lfclu- eation department are 4-lmsen in re- gard to human growth. development and lmehavior. Various activities are offerecl in the P.lC. vourse inelutling the study of first uid. This utilise has Coaeh Allen Meyers whu i- usfihtant fuutlrull and heatl hasketlrall eoaell is flmwn ul lm-ll. He is also a teaehf-r uf l'l1ysis'ul Edu:-ulifm. kfarismanshzjv 601146 had Q is- i -Jae-f lw isg V y 1 , Q Q A v HQ, L 4-mg: -:ix 'ar-fi: ng , ' mxv w .- P 7 ,. X- Q r ' if ' ' 2 'silg ,, st, , y . T 4 ,1f, t ,F i' Q K . N ':fEf2Qz?a , vx? '3 4 , .fff wig! 2 MISS C.-X'l'lll'fRlNE DUCHARNIE, fupvrvisur of physit-al MISS GRACE MCDADE, If'avl1f'r of physical uluaation t-tlnvution and sponsor nf tht' l,i0m'ttc's, giws instruvtion pausvs duringa class disvussion. to ll1'I' class. provc'cl to lu' il lwnvfit to all students. ln It-uvliing sports, the l0ilCllCI'S stress vu-upvrziliml and sportsmanship. One crvalil in l'.lf. is required for high Svlmul grafluulion. Nlmlint- Lzintlry. l'aulc-ttv Wt-hrv. Carol Mc- Kinsvy. liulim- Hnval, Sable Benoit, Hose Mm- l.zin1lry. Ella Mae- Rnineru and Dorothy l'ivrra-t pruclicm- in tying handagvs. Dvniunstrating the- lmavk prvssnrn- arm lift me-lhml nf artifivial respiration arc- ,lc-an An de-rson and l'r-arl llruussaril applying pr:-s sun- to Flossir- Lassvignc- anal Palsy Putin HRS. LOUISE NI. ALTON, director of vocal music, waiting to rehearse a number with one of her chorus classes. Pictured on the front row from left to right are Evelyn Smith. Viola Roy. Earlene Thibodeaux, and Laura Hebert. - V. The chorus learns classical. popular and folk music, adding a lighter touch to assemblies and other school programs. At right. the girls' ensemble is shown singing for an F.F.A. radio program. From left to right are Phoebe Blanchard, Barbara Lyons, Pauline Lassere, Catherine Owers. .leanne Williams, Betty Robertson and Mrs. Alton at the piano. Gow! Harmony . . .1 Under the expert direction of Mrs. Louise Alton, the vocal department offers all students a choice of A Cappella Choir, ensemble, or boys' or girls' chorus, and gives them the opportunity to par- ticipate in vocal festivals and two annual concerts. The requirements for chorus members are a true ability for singing and a profound interest in music. 'r i7 l1muxnl.:'Q .41 had 5111165 . . . 60041 6711455 The Lafayette Senior High School Band is open to talented musicians. Directed by Mr. Harry Greig. the band participated in the halftime shows of Lafayette Senior High football games. and takes part in other affairs. such as Christmas and Mardi Gras parades. and area festivals. This year a great honor was bestowed upon the band. It was the only band to get Sweepstakes in the District Music Festival. The band won a rat- ing of superior in concert playing, marching, and sight reading. At left. NIR. HARRY CREIC, band director. conducts a rehearsal in preparation for the band's annual participa- tion in the District Music Festival. Shown above is the drum section of the band, while working on a new arrangement of a jazz number. From left to right are James Bellot, Mike Huckably, Fred McCall and James Needam. A side shot of the band as they swing into a modern arrangement for the annual spring concert. 35 Preparing fa MISS DOROTHY BLAKELY, supervisor of American History. lectures to her class on the reconstruction period after the Civil War. set A better understanding of our democratic government of today, as well as the past, can be ob- tained through the social studies courses. These include the study of American History, World His- tory and Civics. MR. RAYFORD LEBLANC a teacher of Civics and also assistant athletic coach, is A poster display on the Civil War is explained by Frances Sargent as Char- lene McManus and Dianne Odom look Qzfure Hitzkcnshzkf .. ,V J As the youth of today will be the adults and leaders of tomor- row, these courses extend prepa- Q, V! ration and background for to- 'tlt GW llIOI'l'0W,S citizens. Two social sic' studies credits are required for ,,,,,,-gun high school graduation. pictured above seated at his desk leading a discussion with me of his Civics classes. At right, Dick Kennedy and Patsy Patin are shown leading a group dis- cussion in Mrs. Dawson's Civics class. filming.. essence IBEW viiiii DHS!! Giving an assignment to her class is MRS. ALICE LOU DAWSON shown above. Mrs. Dawson is supervisor and teacher of Civics. Plautzug ew Ideas For the students who are interested in farming. raising livestock. and gen- eral agriculture there is a department especially for their henefit. This de- partment also serves as a trade sehool. lneluded in the agrieultural eourses are home projects of dairying. poultry. gardening and home heautifieation. A Cluh. the Future Farmers of Ameriea. has heen organized to stimulate in- terest in agrieulture. Caring for the plants in the ,greenhouse are Presley Rngert Yoh Lee Rogers Dale Mernerd. Hilton Riehard and I.:-Roy Cha ion f- 1 1. .Ar ff! Qufurc flomcmakers in Gaining Students at Lafayette High are for- tunate because they are offered ex- periences and opportunities in home- making which few schools surpass. As well as learning to cook and sew. a girl can learn child care. good groom- ing. etiquette. meal planning and prep- aration. buying and budgeting. For Junior girls and boys a course in home and family living is also offered. A spacious Home EC department is available to Home Ee students and the Future Homemakers of America was organized for their benefit. MISS HAZAL ALPHA. teaeher of Hom: cononnm and upcru in teacher of cooking. looks over some test paper Dolores Wiltz. Qhown pictured below is Mrs. Oeser's sewing class busy at work. Preparing tomorrow's lesson is Mrs Louise Oeser teacher of Home Economics and supervising teacher of sewing Getting the kitchen spic and span are Clare Dellousselle. Earline Landry and kilts' far the .7ufurc MR. VALEN RICHARD prepares to give- instruc- Creating and learning could well he the motto of the L.S.H.S. industrial arts department. The students themselves create projects in woodcraft and metal works wlhile at the same time they learn a skill or trade. Excellent supplies and materials necessary for the course are provided by the de- partment and safety is stressed throughout the work. tions to his class on woodwork. Working busily in the work shop are Billy LeBlanc and Veron Beadle prac- ticing with the electric saw. .1n4:r-mf v1sf.,'w4m we -54,-Y-':1asva.,, i-ns:si.s1.rf Patrick Latiolais and Clarence Huval are shown at left finishing their project in woodcraft. nuns Uze ffm f af the School 'l'lu- lilmrary would easily lie rvlerrecl to as tlif' lu-art ol tht- svlioolfi for it ollvrs a worlfl of material ullvtlu-r it lw scientifiv re-svarcli. refermwv material or an vxviting fivtion story. The library offr-rs a quiet plum' for reading and Studying. Adjoining it. to add to commiienge of students aml tvaclu-rs alike. are vonfere-uve and study rooms t'll1'l0Sl'il lay glass. Tlw lilvrary vontains a vast amoimt of material on almost any subject. LJ' Library tables provide an excvlle-nt spot for the-sv stutlvnts to finish some- last minute' homework, while- Nlavklyn Mouton selects a TIFYNIY issued magazine. Am l Misa baurh r with li in u pasting ma d 1mm opt mw librarv hook- Salesman and laden! Alike' Taking part in a sales demonstra- tion are from left to right: Roliley Cuilheau. Grace Simon and Rosie Racca. 42 MRS. JOYCE HATCH. supervisor of DE.. watvhes as her Class per- forms a sales demonstration. Salesman and student alike is a fitting description for those pupils of Lafayette Senior High, who are enrolled in the Distributive Education course. A new line of study in the schools of today, DE. enables the students to prepare for the future in community living as well as in the business world. These pupils attend regular classes in the morning. During the afternoon and on Saturdays they work in various retail and service stores in Lafayette. s , me f Kreatiug and learning Artistically MR. CLAUDE GUIDROZ, super- visor of the Lafayette High Art Department, prepares to discuss with his class the theory and method of abstract and impression- istic painting. The L.S.H.S. art department offers many and varied courses in art. These include work in water colors, oils, charcoal, pastels, linoleum block printing, molding, ceramics and sculpturing of plaster, wood or any other desirable material. Through this study the students learn to appreciate art, and the school benefits from the services rendered by the department. Many pupils take art not because they are especially talented, but because art offers an opportunity for self expression. Pictured from left to right are Juanita Theriot, Roma Kay Dill, Leroy Robin, John Breaux, Paul Allen Pellegren and Marcel Cuidry, working on linoleum block designs. 43 60ll!'dg6 to Begin . . , Ambition to 6 mc. . . Detcrnfinatzhn to Succeed Qw- --4 Left to right: Kenny Smotherman, treasurerg Phil Nugent, sergeant-at-armsg Ray- mond Broussard, sergeant-at-arms: Sandra Hayes, presidentg Patricia Owens, vice president. Not pictured: Jeanne Ferrier, secretary. Senior Oficers ii? . 5. H gx f' ' www? if .M K? U J 'V' 5 QM3i.Q.g.- Q. 2' M25 ' x K x V N fx 'J ZQ ,-rn, fin W1 'QI BAKER ABSHIER Band 53-565 Bookstore 565 Carnival 575 4-H Club Vice President 54-565 Junior Academy of Science 56-575 FBLA Sergeant-at-Arms 56-575 Math Club 56-57. ROBERT ALBARADO Freshman Officer 545 Baseball 57. JOYCE ALLEN Honor Roll 53-575 FHA 535 Science Club 545 Band 54-565 FBLA 55-565 Semper Amici 565 Les Amies 575 Carnival 575 Homecoming 57. .IUDITH ALLEN Bookstore 56-575 Honor Roll 55-575 Junior Academy of Science 56-575 Lionettes 55-565 Student Council Representative 56-575 Spanish Club Vice President 55-56. PATRICIA ANDRUS Dramatics Club 555 FHA 555 Honor Roll 55-575 Junior Academy of Science JOAN ARCENEAUX Bookstore 56-575 Dramatics 555 FHA 55-565 Honor Roll 55-575 Junior Academy of Science 55-57, President 565 Les Amies 575 Parlez-Vous 55. 55-565 Parlez-Vous 55. .IUDITH ARCENEAUX Transferred from New Iberia5 4-H Club 54-555 Marching Squad 54--565 Mixed Chorus 541-555 A Cappella 57. GEORGE ARMSTRONG III Band 53-555 Bookstore 56-575 Baseball 53-575 Junior Basketball 545 Honor Society 53-565 Honor Roll 53-575 L Club 56-57. JOE ASHY Distributive Education 57. TERRYL AYCOCK Honor Roll 55-575 Lion's Din Staff 56-575 Rally: Radio, A Cappella Choir, Dramatics 575 Masque and Gavel 575 Camera Club 54-5 Dramatics Club 575 Press Conference 575 Radio Workshop 575 A Cappella Choir 54-55. MICHAEL BARROUSSE Transferred from Crowley and'West Lake High Schoolsg Football 53-555 Track 53-555 Boxing 53-54-5 Student Council 54-555 Key Club 54-55. ROBERTA BEAUCAIRE 4-H Club 575 Honor Roll 565 Library Club 55-57. DONALD BEARB Football 55-56. ALBERT BELLOT EARLINE BERNARD Bookstore 57: Drainatics Club 55: FHA 55-56g Honor Roll 55-575 Junior Academy of Science 55-57. Vice President 56g Library Club 563 Les Amies 571 Parlez-Vous 55. .IEANETTE BERNARD A Cappella Choir 54-573 Carnival Music Department 54-563 FHA 56-573 Junior Accountants 555 Library Club 56-57: ParlezfVous 54-55. CURTIS BIHM PHOEBE BLANCHARD Transferred from Indian Bayoug A Cappella Choir 56-57g Carnival Music Department 573 FHA 56-573 Honor Roll 55-57g Girls' Ensemble 57. HAROLD BOUDREAUX Honor Roll 56-57g Lion's Din Honors Editor 57. ANTHONY BOURGEOIS Football 55-56: Baseball 55-57g Newman Club 54-57g A Cappella Choir 55-56. ALPHE BOWER ROBERT BRASSEAUX ALICE BROUSSARD Camera Club 559 Junior Accountants 569 Junior Academy of Science 55-57 Library Club 55g FBLA 55-57. AUBREY BREAUX Honor Roll 53-56g Lion's Din 56-575 Orchestra 53-54. JOYCE BREAUX MARY ANN BROUSSARD Junior Accountants 56-57: Library Club 54-56. RAY BROUSSARD Sa-nior Class Se-rg:-ant-at-Arnis 57: Base- ball 3-I-57: Football 55-56: L Club 55-57. RUSSELL BROUSSARD FFA 54-57: 4-H Club 54. lfLlSE BURLEY Transfe-rrvfl from Nlarksville: Best Per- sonality 54-55: First Place Parish 4-H Sewing award: First Place in Parish 4-H Demonstration 55: Rally 54: 4-H Club 54-57: lland 54-57: A Cappella Choir 56. BILLIE CADE FHA 56-57: Newman Club 55-57. 50 LOUIS J. BROUSSARD Band 54-56: Boxing 53-54: 4-H Club 56-57: Football 55-56: L Club 54- 57: Orchestra 53-56. NORMA BROUSSARD Carnival 55-56: FHA 56-57: Honor Roll 53-54: Basketball Homecoming 56-57: Library Club 54-57. Secretary 57: Lionettes 53-54. ROMONA BROUSSARD Junior Accountants 55: Library Club 54-55: Softball 53. ERIC BUCKLAND A Cappella Choir 55-56: Junior Acad- emy of Science 56-57: Key Club 53- 55: Math Club 56-57. JACQUELYNE BURNHAM A Cappella Choir 53-55: Dramatics 54: Honor Society 55: Honor Roll 53- 57: Homecoming First Maid 57: Les Amies, President 57: Lionettes 54-57: Student Council 54: Semper Amici, Treasurer 56: FBLA 57: Music Fes- tival 57. L. C. CAMBRE A Cappella Choir 54-56: Honor Roll 54-579 Junior Accountants 56: Junior Academy of Science 54: Parlez-Vous 54: National FBLA Convention 56: FBLA 54-57: All-State Chorus 56. PAULA CARMOUCHE A Cappella Choir 54-56: FHA 54-57: 4-H. Reporter 56. Project Leader 57: Library Club 56-57. DIANE CELLA ,lunior Class Secretary 56: A Cap- pella Choir 54-55: Basketball 54-55: Cheerleader 55-57: Carnival 57: French Club Vice President 57: Homecoming Nlaid 57: Les Amies Sergeant-at-Arms 57: Lionettes 55: Masque and Cavel 56: Parlez-Vous 54-55: Student Coun- cil 56-57: Semper Amici Sergeant-ab Arms 56: FBLA President 57. GAIL CHACHERE Junior Class Vice President 56: A Cap- pella Cboir 54-57, President 57: Car- nival Court Jester 57: Dramatics 54: FHA 54-57. Song Leader 55: Honor Society 54-57. Secretary-Treasurer 56. Reporter 55: Les Antics 57: Masque and Gavel 55-57: Parlez-Vous 54-57, Circulation Editor 57: Pelican State 56: Student Council Vice President 57: Executive Council 56: Semper Amici 56: DAR Citizenship Award 57: Girls' Ensemble 57: Mixed Quartet 57: All- State Chorus 57: Parish Student Coun- cil 57: Leadership Conference 56: Salutatoriau 57: American Legion Award 57. SHEILA CHATELAIN MAYDEL COMEAUX 4-H Club Secretary 53: Honor Roll 53-56: Junior Accountants 55. SANDRA CORMIER FHA 56-57: Honor Roll 53-57: Home- coming Basketball 57: Junior Account- ants 55-56: Library Club 54-57. Vice President 56, President 57: Student Council Representative 57. JOHANNA CARR Spanish Club 55-57: Les Amies 57. LEROY CHIASSON Freshman Class Representative 54: A Cappella Choir 54: Band 54: FFA 54-57: Honor Roll 53-57. EDRESS CHOPIN Band 54-56: Bookstore 56-57: Basket- ball 53-54: Dramatics 54-56: 4-H Club 34: Honor Society 54-57: Junior Acad- emy of Science, Secretary 57: Math Club 56-57. CHARLES COMEAUX A Cappella Choir 54-57: Baseball 54: Basketball 54-55: Football 55-56: Honor Roll 54: Homecoming 55: L Club 56-57: Softball 55. JAMES CONLEY Band 52-56: Bookstore Manager 56- 57: Lion Mascot 56-57: Carnival Court Jester 57: Honor Roll 53-57: Orchestra 52-55: Pelican State 56: Spanish Club Parliamentarian 56-57: Math Club President 56-57: Track Team 56-57: Masque and Gavel 54-57. ANN CORNELL -5l ,1 - 1: 'Q f'- X VIRGINIA COURQUET 4-H Club Reporter 533 Junior Ac- countants 55-56. CARROLL DARTEZ Basketball 56? Honor Society 53-54: Honor Roll 53-54: Junior Academy of Science 54-56. DANIEL DEBLANC OTIS DERBONNE Band 54-55: Bookstore 56: 4-H Club 54: Honor Roll 55-57: ,Iunior Academy of Science 54-55: Parlez-Vous 54g Spanish Club Sergeant-at-Arms 57: Scratcli Pad 54. CHARLES DOMINGUE Camera Club 54-55: Honor Roll 54-56: Junior Academy of Science Treasurer 56, member 54-56: Lion's Din Sports Editor 57: Orchestra 53-54. NAN NETTE DOWNS Honor Society 55-57: Honor Roll 55- 57: junior Accountants 55-56: FBLA 57. GUY COLRVILLE Junior Academy of Science 55-56. GAYLE DAVIS FHA 56-57: 4-H Club Secretary 55- 56: Flag Twirler 54-55: .Iunior Acad- emy of Science 53-54: Library Club 54-57: Lionettes 53-54: Student Coun- cil Representative 57, RODNEY DEBLANC Carnival 57: FHA 53-56: Honor Roll 53-57: Homecoming 57: Les Aiuies 57: Lionettes 53-57: Parlez-Vous Reporter 53-54: Semper Amici Vice President 56. GERALDINE DIXON Honor Roll 55-56: Science Club 55-56. CAROL DORMON Masque and Gavel 55-57: Treasurer. Masque and Gavel. 577 Dramatic Club 54-57. MARILYN DRODDY A Cappella Choir 55: Band 56-572 Honor Society 54-57: Honor Roll 54- 57: Library Club 55: Nlusic Festival 56-57. IQ 's 'Q wk .5 vi .IACQLTELINE DUBOIS Carnival 57: Debate Club President 56-574 Honor Roll 55-57: Homecoming 56: Junior Academy of Science 56-574 Les A mies Sergeant-at-Arms 57: Xlastue and Gavel 55-57' Parlez-Vou- l . s Assistant Editor 56-57: FBLA Miss Model Secretary 57. GERALD DUHON Junior Accountants 55. MONA DUMESNILL Junior Accountants 55-56. FRANK DURAND Junior Academy of Science 55-56. JEANNE FERRIER Senior Class Secretary 572 Band 53- 56g Bookstore Manager 56-574 Dra- matics Club 53-564 French Club 554 Honor Society 53-55? Honor Roll 53- 57Q Basketball Homecoming Second Maid 574 Junior Accountants 564 Jun- ior Academy of Science 54-574 Les Amies 57: Parlez-Vous 55-574 Semper Amici 56g Student Council Parlia- mentarian 57. DARRYL FOREMAN Camera Club 54-55: Junior Academy of Science 55-564 Science Club 54-55. BUDDY DUDDING JOYCE DUHON Band 54-564 Carnival 54-554 FHA 56- 571 Junior Accountants 55-564 Les Amies 56-57. ROBLEY DUPLEIX A Cappella Choir 54-564 Band 53-564 Basketball 54-57: Carnival 57: Foot- ball Manager 53-55g Honor Society 53- 564 Honor Roll 53-574 Junior Academy of Science 53-544 Key Club Secretary 544 L Club 54-574 Orchestra 54-55. DAVID EDDLEMON Band 53-554 Junior Academy of Science Spanish Club 55-574 Math Club CYRIL FORREST LOIS FOREMAN A Cappella Choir 53-544 FHA 54-554 ggoglor Roll 53-564 Junior Accountants - 6. 1'-s Q An, ? ,-Q. 'S- PAUL GAUTREAUX Band 53-555 Boxing 535 Orchestra 53-545 All-State Band 54. GEORGE GATLIN Camera Club 54-555 Honor Roll 53-575 Junior Academy of Science 55-565 Spanish Club 55-575 Math Club 56-57. SUE GAY Honor Society 54-555 Honor Roll 54-575 Junior Accountants 575 Junior Academy of Science 565 Library Club 555 Parlez-Vous 54. PATRICIA GILBERT A Cappella Choir 575 FHA 555 Honor Roll 55-575 Junior Accountants 565 Library Club 565 A Cappella Choir Sweetheart 57, HAL GILDER Band 53-57, Librarian 53-565 Drum Major 575 Orchestra 53-55, Vice Presi- dent 55. HOWARD GILLEY BARBARA GOLDSMITH A Cappella Choir 53-555 Dramatics Club 54-565 Honor Society 535 Honor Roll 53-575 Homecoming Basketball 575 Lion's Din Organizations Editor 575 Les Amies 575 Semper Amici 565 Masque and Gavel 54-565 Parlez-Vous Assistant Circulation Manager 56, member 54-565 Spanish Club Secretary 55-565 Leadership conference 56. DON GONSOULIN BOCHDAN GORCZKOWSKY Band 54-555 Football 55-565 Library Club 55-565 Lion's Din Assistant Sales Manager 575 Student Council Representative 56-57. DOLORES GUIDRY Carnival 54-565 Dramatics Club 54-565 FHA 54-575 Homecoming 575 Junior Accountants 565 Les Amies 575 Lionettes 54-575 Semper Amici 56. N ITA GUIDRY Camera Club 545 Distributive Education 55-57, Parliamentarian 56-575 Junior Accountants 55-56. PATRICIA GUIDRY RAYMOND GUIDRY Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms 56: A Cappella Choir 56Q Track 55-573 Math Club 56-573 Lion Mascot 56-573 Camival Duke 572 Honor Society Vice President 563 Masque and Gavel President 57, Member 55-57: Orchestra Manager 54 and 55. CELIA ANN GUILBEAU Dramatics Club 53-573 French Club President 56-573 Honor Society 54-573 Honor Roll 54-573 Homecoming 573 Masque and Gavel 55-573 Junior Academy of Science 55-563 Les Amies 573 Semper Amici 563 Lionettes 53-543 Leadership Conference 563 Parlez-Vous 54-57. ROBLEY GUILBEAU ALICE HANKS A Cappella Choir 54-553 FHA Treasurer 55, Member 53-55: Honor Roll 53-57: Basketball Homecoming 57: Les Amies 573 Lionettes 53-57: Student Council 53-54: Semper Amici 56. PAULINE HARDING President: Freshman Class 54. FBLA 56, Dramatics Club 573 Sweetheart: Freshman Class 54, Band 55, Masque and Gavel 573 Honor Society 54-573 Music: A Cappella Choir 54-55, Band 55-56, Superior-Piano CMusic Fes- tivall 54-563 Secretary: Dramatics Club 54-553 Honor Society Treasurer 553 Editor: Assistant, Lion's Din 56, Editor 573 Organizations: Masque and Gavel 55-57, Student Council 54-56, Youth Council 55-56, Semper Amici 563 Les Amies 573 FBLA 55-56, Miss Model Secretary 56. Delegate to National Convention 553 Interpretative Reading 553 Superior Louisiana Speech Festival 56-573 Parlez-Vous Reporter 54. DALE HARRISON A Cappella Choir 55-563 Dramatics Club 56-573 FHA 53-573 4-H Club 56-573 Honor Roll 53-573 Homecoming 573 Les Amies 573 Masque and Gavel 56-573 Parlez-Vous 55-573 Assistant Editor 55-563 Semper Amici 563 Leadership Conference 563 Basketball Homecoming 57. KELLY HAWKINS SANDRA HAYES Senior Class President 573 Sweetheart: L Club 56, Lion's Din 57, Science Club 553 Organizations: A Cappella Choir 55, Junior Academy of Science 54, Student Council 53-57, Dramatics Club 53-55, Semper Amici 56, Les Amies 57, Honor Society 53-57, Scratch Pad 54, Science Club 53-562 Sports: Basket- ball 53-55, Softball 54: Camival Queen 573 Lion's Din Assistant Business Manager ,56, Business Manager 573 Parlez-Vous Business Manager 55, Staff 53-563 Kiwanis Outstanding Parish Senior Award 57. LONA HEBERT FBLA 55-57, Reporter 56-573 Junior Accountants 55-573 FHA 54-573 Semper Amici 563 Les Amies 573 Lionettes 55'57Q Carnival Ball 573 Honor Roll 54-56. RAYMOND HEBERT A Cappella Choir 55-57. SHIRLEY HEBERT Library Club 55'57Q Junior Accountants 563 A Cappella Choir 563 Girls' Chorus 573 Volleyball 553 4-H Club Secretary 57. SYLVESTER HEMLEBEN Band I53'55Q Carnival Duke 56-573 Debate 56-573 Football 55-56: .Iunior Academy of Science 54-573 Track 54-553 FBLA 55-57. RUTH HENDRICK Science Club 54: Honor Holl 53-57: Band 54-56: FBLA 54, 57: Semper Amici 56: Les Amies 57: Parlez-Vous 56-57: Carnival 57. GWEN HERNANDEZ DONALD HIGGINBOTHAM A Cappella Choir 54-56: Baseball 56- 57: Carnival First Duke 57: Football 54-56: Honor Roll 55: Homecoming 55-56: L Club 56-57. R. J. HOLLIER Baseball 56-57: Basketball 54: 4-H Club 54: Football 55-57: Honor Roll 55-56: French Club 56: Homecoming 56-57: L Club 56-57: Softball 54-55. ELAINE HUVAL FHA 54: Honor Roll 53-57: Junior Accountants 56: Junior Academy of Science 56: Library Club 55: Lionettes 54-56. LOUISE JANIN 56 GERALD HERNANDEZ Freshman Class Sergeant-at-Arms 53: Sophomore Class President 54: Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms 56: A Cappella Choir 55-57: Band 53-55: Bookstore 54: Baseball 57: Basketball 55-57: Carnival 57: Dramatics 57: Debate 57: Football 53-57: Honor Society 53-57: Homecoming 57: Orchestra 54: Masque and Gavel Vice President 55-57: L Club Treasurer 55-57: Key Club 55: Superior, Mixed Quartet Rally 55-57: Track 55-57: Parlez-Vous 54-55. PHYLLIS HESTER A Cappella Choir 53-56: Band 54-55: Dramatics 53-57: Debate 57: FHA 54: French Club Treasurer 57: Honor Roll 53-57: Junior Academy of Science 53- 57: Les Amies 57: Lionettes 54: Or- chestra 53-55: Parlez-Vous 53-57: Rally, Girls' Trio Superior 55-56. BARBARA HOLLIER Junior Accountants 55-56: Junior Acad- emy of Science 53-55: FBLA 56-57. JUDITH HUTCHINS Dramatics Club 53-57: French Club 54: Honor Society 53-55: Les Amies 57: Lionettes 53: Student Council 55- 57: Semper Amici Reporter 56: Speech Rally. Oration Excellent. JANET HUVAL ERIC JOHNSON Honor Roll 53-57: Junior Accountants 54-56: Spanish Club Vice President 57. member 54-57: Math Club 57. MARTHA LAMBERT Band 53-563 Dramatics Club 53-571 Debate Club Secretary 56-573 Honor Society 53-57: Honor Roll 53-573 Lion's Din Sports Editor 543 Les Amit-s 573 Orchestra 53-563 Parlez- Vous 53-57: Student Council 543 Sem- per Amici 56. CLYDE LANDRY Carnival 573 Football 54'55Q Home- coming 55: Student Council Represen- tative 57. ELIZABETH LANDRY FHA 53-563 Honor Roll 53-573 Home- coming 572 Les Amies 573 Semper Amici 563 Lionettes 54-573 Parlez- Vous 561 FBLA 54-57. JOLIE LANDRY A Cappella Choir 54-563 Band 54-573 Dramatics 53-573 Debate 57: French Club 56-573 Flag Twirler 53-55: Honor Roll 53-573 Les Amies 573 Majorettes 54-57: Parlez-Vous 54-573 Semper Amici 563 FBLA 54-563 Band Sweet- heart 57. VERNON LANDRY Camera Club 54-565 Football 54-553 Junior Academy of Science 54-56. GERALD LATIOLAIS A Cappella Cl1oir754-573 Librarian 573 Carnival 573 Football 553 Honor Roll 55'56Q Student Council Rep, 57g Track 56-57. I ml WILBERT LACOMBE DAISY LANDRY FHA 54-573 Junior Academy of Science 56-57. JO ANN LANDRY Honor Roll 55-573 .lunior Accountants 56Q Junior Academy of Science 54-55: FBLA 56-57. MARY LANDRY PAULINE LASSERRE A Cappella Choir 54-57, Secretary and Treasurer 54-563 Carnival Maid 573 Dramatics 53-553 Honor Roll 54- 573 Homecoming First Maid 572 Les Amies 573 Semper Amici 56: A Cap- pella Choir Sweetheart 553 FBLA 55- 573 Senior Class Sweetheart 57: Execu- tive Council 57: First Place Girls' Trio IAOA Rally: Miss Model Secretary Alternate. JOSEPH LAVERGNE 57 DALTON LE BLANC 4-H Club 54-553 Junior Accountant 56: L Club 56-573 Track 56-57. MILDRED LE BLANC GREGORY LONG Freshman Class Sergeant-at-Arms 533 A Cappella Choir 53-553 Carnival 57: Football 53-573 Key Club 543 L Club 55-57. Vice President 57: Or- chestra 52-563 Track 55-57. PAULA MACKEY A Cappella Choir 53-553 Band 53-56, Reporter 553 Basketball 53-543 Car- nival narrator 573 Dramatics 553 4-H Club Sweetheart 553 Honor Roll 53- 57g Homecoming Queen 573 Lion's Din 553 Les Amies 57g Lionettes 53- 54Q Masque and Gavel 57: Parlez-Vous Editor-in-Chief 57, Reporter 52-55Q Stu- dent Council 53-543 Semper Amici 563 Softball 543 FBLA 52-57. ROBERT MARTIN Band 53-563 Dramatics 56-573 FFA 53-57: 4-H Club 53-573 President of 4-H 55-57. Secretary 54.- .IOYCE MCGUIRE FHA 543 Junior Accountants 563 Jun- ior Academy of Science 54Q Library Club 54-57, Sweetheart 55, Treasurer 563 Lion's Din Assistant Sports Editor 57Q Lionettes 55. BETTY LE BLANC Lionettes 54-553 Parlez-Vous 55-57: Dramatics Club 553 FBLA 55-57, Sweet- heart 573 Junior Accountants 56Q Cheerleader 56-573 Semper Amici 563 Les Amies 57: Carnival 573 Home- coming 57. MOLLY LE BLANC FHA 54-57. Sweetheart 56. Treasurer 55-57. Parliamentarian 55. Sweetheart 57: FBLA 56-573 Junior Accountants 55-57, Vice President 563 Semper Amici 563 Les Amies 573 Parlez-Vous 56-573 Miss Merry Xmas 573 Bookstore 55-57. RONALD MCCAULEY DON MARTIN Camera Club 543 Football 54-553 Homecoming 563 L Club 55-573 Spanish Club 55. JILL MATHIS Bookstore 553 Cheerleader 55'57Q Car- nival 573 FHA 53'55Q Flag Twirler 53-543 Honor Roll 53-573 Homecoming Second Maid 57g Les Amies 572 Ma- jorettes 54-553 Pelican State 563 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 56, Secretary 55, Representative 54: Semper Amici 563 FBLA 53-553 Student Council Sweetheart 54. CHARLENE McMANUS Honor Roll 55'57Q Junior Accountants 553 Library Club 553 FBLA 57. SANDRA MEAUX Les Amies 57: Basketball Homecomm 57: Debate Club 57. KAREN MEIER Bookstore 54-56: FHA 57: Honor Roll 54-57: Homecoming Maid 56: Les Amies 573 Linnettes 54-55: Student Council Representative 54-56: Semper Amici 56: FBLA 54-56. DELTA IVIELANCON 4-H Club 56-57: Library Cluh 55. MERVIN MENARD SIDNEY MIERS FFA President 57, Treasurer 54-55: Orchestra 54: Student Council Rep- resentative 55-56. MARY MITCHELL Freshman Class President 54: A Cap- pella Choir 55-565 Dramatics 541 FHA 53-555 Flag Twirler 54-553 Honor Roll 53-57: Homecoming 56: .Iunior Ac- countants 56: Les Amies 57: Lionettes 53-54: Majorettes 55-57: Student Coun- cil Representative 542 SPHUISII Club 55-575 Semper Amici 56. LYNN MEEKS Track 55-57: Baseball 55-57: Most Valuable Baseball Player 55-56: Foot- ball 56-57: Student Council Represen- tative 56-57: Spanish Club President 57. DOLORES M ELANCON Distributive Education 56-57: FHA 54-55: Junior Accountants 55-563 Li- brary Club 54-55: FBLA 55-56. DOLORES MENARD VERNA MENARD STEVE MILLER MARILYN MONTGOMERY A Cappella Choir 54-563 Dramatics Club 53-57. Secretary 573 Honor So- ciety 56-57: Honor Roll 53-57: junior Academy of Science 54: Les Amies 57: Masque and Gavel 55-57: Orchestra 53-55: Parlez-Vous 53-57: Rally 56: Spanish Club Secretary 57: Semper Amici 56. ROBERT MOORE Band 56-57: Nlath Club 56-57. ARLENE MORVANT FHA 56-57. MACKLYN MOLTON A Cappella Choir 53-57: Basketball 54-55: Carnival Music Department 55-56: Junior Accountants 54-55: Junior Academy of Science 54: Library Club 56-57: Parlez-Vous 54-55. WILBERT NOEL Camera Club 54-55: Dramatics Club 54-55: Debate 56-57: French Club 54-57: Honor Society 54-57: Honor Roll 54-57: Junior Academy of Science 55-57: Lion's Din 55-57: Parlez-Vous 55-57: Spanish Club 55-56: French Covemment Medal for Excellence in French Studies 55: Our Times Current Affairs Award 57: First Place Spanish I Rally 56: First Place Spanish Interpretation Reading SLI Foreign Languages Festival 56: Valz-dictorian Senior Class 57. MICHAEL NORSE Softball 54-55. SHIRLEY NORSE FHA 54-55: Junior Academy of Science 56: Library Club 55-56: Les Amies 57: Lionettes 55-56. HAROLD NUGENT DIANE OIJOM A Cappella Choir 54-55: Baseball 53-54: Dramatics Club 57: 4-H Club Vice President 54: Honor Roll 53-54: Homecoming 57: Les Amies 57: Lion:-ties 54: Parlez-Vous 54-56: Spanish Club 56-57: Semper Amici 56: FBI..-K 55-57: FTA 54. PAT OWENS Camival 57: Football 53-55: Homecoming 53-55: L Club 53-57: Track 56: Mr. Happy New Year 56. PATRICIA OWENS Semper Amici 56: Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer 54: Sophomore Class Vice President 55: Junior Class President 56: Senior Class Vice President 57: Basketball 53-55: Carnival 2nd Maid 57: FHA 53-55: Honor Society 54-55: Honor Roll 53-57: Homecoming 57: Les Amies Reporter 57: Lionettes 53-57. GLEN OSER JUDITH PATIN 4-H Club 56-57: Junior Accountants 55-57: Library Club 54-57. MYRNA PATIN Sophomore Class Secretary 55: Carnival Maid 57: FHA 53-56. Vice President 55. President 56: Junior Accountants 55-56: Les Amies 57: Lionettes 53-57, Vice President 54. President 55: Semper Amici 56. ALDREY PELLESSIER JOYCE PETERS Band 53-54: 4-H Club President 54: Honor Roll 53-57: Junior Accountants 55-56. HARRIS PONTIFF Baseball 56-57: 4-H Club 56-57: L Club 56-57: Orchestra 55. SHELVER PREJEAN FHA 54-56: Honor Roll 56: Les Amies 57: Lionettes 55-57: FBLA 55-56. CHARLOTTE QUINILTY Lionettes 54-56: FBLA 55-57: Parlez-Vous 57: Les Amies 57. FLORETTA RACCA DE 56-57: Honor Roll 53-57. BARBARA RICHARD FHA 53-56, Secretary 55-56: Honor Society 54: Honor Roll 53-57: Home- coming 57: Junior Accountants 55-56: Junior Academy of Science 54: Les Amies 57: Lionettes 53-57: Semper Amici 56: FBLA 54-55. BEOTA ROGERS Junior Accountants 55-56: Library Club 54-57. JOHN ALLEN ROGERS ELDIS ROMERO Junior Accountants 56. ELLIS ROMERO Junior Accountants 56. FRANCES SARGENT FH.-'I 53-55: Honor Roll 53-57: Junior .'kl't'0lllllillllS 56: Library Club 54-56: Lion! Ilin Claw:-1-N Editor 57. CALVIN SAVOIE Soplioiiiorc Class Svrgc-ant-at-Arins 54- 55: A Cappvlla Choir 55-562 Football 5-I-56: Iloiin-milling 55-56: HL Club 56-57: Xlmque- and Cave-I 55-56: Soft- ball 53: Travk 53-54. CHARLES SCHMITZ Soplioinon- Class Svrgeanl-at-Arnis 55: .Iunior Clash Trvasurvr 56: Bookstore 56: Rawball 55: Carnival Duke 57: Came-ra Club Sn-rgf-ant-at-Arms 55: Football 55-56: Homecoming 57: Jun- ior Avail:-:ny of Svivnve' Vice- Prvsidvnt 37: Club Svcrvtary 57: I'arIf'z- Nous 55-57: Student Council Rep. 57: Math Club 57: Spanish Club 55. YVONNE. SINGLETON Los Amie-s 57: Hand 53-57: 4-H Club Svrrvtary-'I'rf-asiirf-r 55: Band Secretary- 'I're-asuri-r 55. KI-INNIITH SIVIOTHERIVIAN Carnival Se-vorirl Ihike- 57: Foolhall 55- 57: Honor Roll 53-57: Homecoming 55-57: I, Club 55-57: Spanish Club S4-rg:-ant-at-Arnie 55. WINNIS SUILEAU I rm-iivli Club 55: Junior .'M'a1lc iny of S1'Il'll4'1' 55-50. 62 CHARLES SAUNIJERS Transfer from Oklahoma: Pre-sidvnt Sopbomorv Class 5-1: Football 53: Science' Club 54: Debatv 54: Ilaskvt- ball 53: Studvnt Council I'rz'sidvnl 57: American Lvgion Award 57. CHERRY SAVOIE LARRY SIMON FFA 55-57. MARY SMITH DE 56-57. WAYNE SMOTHERMAN Carnival Duke- 57: Spanish Club 55-57. WARREN SONNIER Junior Acadeiny of Svicncv 55-56. MARY ELLEN STIERHEIM A Cappella Choir 54-55: Bookstore 56-57: FHA 53-54: Honor Society 53- 54: Honor Roll 53-57: Basketball Homecoming 57: Junior .Academy of Science 54-57: Library Club 54-56: Les Amies 57: Parlez-Vous 54-57: Stu- dent Council Representative 55-57: Semper Amici 56. WANDA SUAREZ FHA 54-56: Junior Accountants 56: Library Club 54-57. Vice President 57: Lion's Din Assistant Favorites Editor 57: Les Amies.57. JUDITH THEALL oi: 56.574 FHA 54-56. DAISY THIBODEAUX A Cappella Choir 57: Junior Account- ants 56: Library Club 55-57. GERALD THIBODEAUX KATHLEEN THIBODEAUX Carnival First Maid 57: FHA 53-57, Treasurer 54: French Club 57: Honor Roll 53-57: Homecoming 57: Les Amies 57: Lionettes 53-54: Student Council Representative 56: FBLA 55-57. MICHAEL STURM Football and Track Manager 56-57: Lion's Din Sales Manager 57: Spanish Club 55. ANNE TAYLOR Honor Society 54-57, President 57: Band 54-57. President 57: Dramatics Club 54-55: Masque and Gavel 56-57: Les Amies 57: Semper Amici 56: Stu- dent Council 57: All-State Honor Band 56-57: All-State Band 56: All-State Orchestra 57: A Cappella Choir 57. Accompanist 55: French Club 57: Parlez-Vous 55: Football Homecoming Court 57: Basketball Court 57: Honor Roll 54-57. C. .l. THIBODEAUX DE 57. ELIZABETH THIBODEAUX Baseball Manager 54: Dramatics Club 54-57, Treasurer 57: 4-H Club 54: Homecoming 56: .lunior Academy of Science 55-56: Les Amies Sergeant-ab Arms 57: Parlez-Vous 54-56: Spanish Club 56-57: Semper Amici Sergeant- at-Arms 56: FTA 53-54. HERMAN THIBODEAUX Band 52-57: Orchestra 52-53: Orches- tra Manager 53: Baseball 56. SUE ANN THOMPSON Band 53-56: Dramatics Club Vice President 57, Member 53-54: Honor Roll 54-56: Homecoming Maid 57: Junior Academy of Science 54: Lion's Din 54-55: Les Amies 57: Masque and Gavel 56-57: Parlez-Vous 53-57: Span- ish Club 55-57: Semper Amici 56: FBLA 54-57. 63 A lt ELIZABETH TOLLETTE Band 54-551 Draniatics Club 53-543 Honor Roll 53-573 Junior Academy of Science 53-563 Les Amies 573 Student Council Representative 55'56Q Spanish Club 55-571 Semper Amici 56. ROSE NELL TRAHAN Library Club 54-553 junior Accountants 55-563 4-H Club 56-57. PATRICIA TURNER A Cappella Choir 53-573 Librarian 56- 573 Dramatics Club 53-55: French Club Secretary 56-571 Honor Society 54-57, Vice President 573 Honor Roll 53-573 Basketball Homecoming 57Q ,Iunior Academy of Science 55'57Q Les Amies 573 Lionettes 543 Masque and Gavel 572 Parlez-Vous 54-573 Semper Amici 563 Girls' Ensemble 56-573 All- State Chorus 57. VELMA VENABLE FHA 56-573 Junior Accountants 55-562 Library Club 54-573 Lionettes 53-54. FLOYD VINCENT Football 56-573 Track 56-57. MARGARET WALLACE BEVERLY TRAHAN President Freshman Class N. P. Moss 543 DE Secretary 573 Honor Roll 55- 573 Secretary 55. MIRIAM TURNER Honor Society 53-57: Honor Roll 53- 575 Junior Academy of Science 563 Lionettes 53-563 First Place State Rally Home Ec II 56: First Place District Rally Home Ec II 56. MALCOLM VEAZEY STAFFORD VERRET WILLARD WALKER SALLY WATKINS A Cappella Choir 543 Bookstore 553 FHA 54-55, Secretary 543 French Club Sweetheart 57g Honor Society 55'56Q Honor Roll 54-573 Basketball Home- coming Queen 573 .Iunior Academy of Science 54-553 Les Amies Secretary 573 Lionettes 575 Student Council Repre- sentative 54Q Semper Amici 563 FBLA 53-57. BETTY WEBSTER A Cappella Choir 57: Carnival 56: DE 57: Junior Accountants 56: Student Council Representative 56. DAVIDA WILLIAMS Dramatics Club 54-573 Honor Roll 53- 573 Lion's Din 55-573 Les Amies 573 Lionettes 53-573 Masque and Gavel 54- 57: Spanish Club 54-57. ALLEN WILTZ Not pictured: PAT BENOIT GAYLE BOOKOUT CLAURICE BROUSSARD MURPHY CORMIER EUGENE HUNT JAMES ROY MARQUESS PHIL NUGENT JOHN JOSEPH THIBODEAUX KENNETH WHITTINGTON Football 54-57. JEANNE WILLIAMS Transferred from St. Michael's High School. Crowleyg Freshman Class Pres- ident 54Q Sophomore Class Secretary 553 Junior Class Secretary 563 A Cap- pella Choir 573 Cheerleader 563 Car- nival Ensemble 573 French Club 57Q Lion's Din Favorites Editor 572 Les Amies 573 Parlez-Vous 573 Pelican State 563 Girls' Ensemble 57. EDNA WORLEY A Cappella Choir 53-573 Carnival Music Department 55-573 Dramatics Club 53-563 Honor Roll 53-573 Home- coming 573 Basketball Homecoming 573 Junior Academy of Science 54-553 Les Amies 573 Lionettes 53-563 Rally 563 Semper Amici 56: Quartet 55-57: FBLA 53-57. Baseball 54-573 Camival Duke 57: , 3' . 4? v l ' 7 'Isl mdkw In-fl In right: JIIIIIIIY N1lHl'I'. Q1-rgvurll-all-arms: Imw fllllllillll. Pl'f'SiflPIllZ :Xrlvn illljlhlill. sm-rgvzlnl-all-arms1 Susan Phillips. trvzlsllrvrz Brvndzl Hurgin. se-vrvtanryz I artsy Imnlnlng vivo prf-siflf-nl. juniar Offkcrs Above we see Larry Simon and Paul Long trying to beat the tardy bell. ,Aso- 'fl .5 e ji. ,A- Y zv tffiiis i Ai.. K 'A ' ' 'f t..W?'?5,g5?xfi:zz:: Sion X 3 li: Sf 1 if , , A a ji 'M jf 2 al Delta Allenian Barbara Arceneaux Alfred Arnaud f f .i:- 4 2Eiiigf32F?3?3??fl': ' EL V, I ll ff: o gf af.. ' iifiligf 4 a ,. r L I lf ,Q 'U' - M K K J .f K Y 1 .., .um figlll V ,i . K ang 1 ,ww- ..f Priscilla Alleman Norma Areeneaux George Asliy Ernest Balmineaux Larry Babineaux Deanna Balliet Bolm Bass Charles Battenfielcl Gerald Beaclle Mary Verna Beadle Vernon Beafile Roland Begnaufl Barbara Bell Marilyn Belsom Jimmy Benoit J 1-7 'rw- nw.. ' 45 s.,-,,,i' 'Q Nanvy Allen Shirley Arr-eneaux Louis Balmin 67 'J -,nit fi as fum L1 . l . Sylvia Benoit Louella Billeaudeau Janelle Bourque A. J. Bernard Dorothy Boudreaux Shirley Bourque Gerald Bower Ann Breaux Gae Breaux Iris Breaux John Breaux Boland Breaux Ronald Breaux Steve Brier Sherry Brooks Clyde Broussard Constance Broussard Darrell Broussard 68 Paul Bertrand Joyce Boudreaux Dalton Boutin Modeling in the junior class style show, we Miss Toni Thihod EBUX. 1 I5 .. ia Q , rv' H X l , 4 Donald Broussard Faye Broussard Kent Broussard Raymond Broussard Terry Brown Brenda Burgin Emery Castille Plug Chambers Roland Champagne Alexander Chaplin Gayle Chastant Deanna Clark pq. P5 'Y 'U' 'Z 1- . ,.-we 1 s .L X, ' A I -fa: .M , as ggfiig 4, -to, A 1' ' . 1 . , 'f' ' if aa if .Mr so C, X A 'Gb Larry Clement James Comeaux Patsy Comeaux Bella Cormier Alberta Courville Betty Crawford Glenda Daigle Ralph Daigle Bill Daly Pat David ,lim Davidson Janice Delarue Jerry Duhon Mable Duhon Julie Dunand Mona Easley Larry Erny Ted Falls Betty Jo Forguson Jimmy Fava Patricia Fiero Pat Fleming Fay Fontenot Sandra Foreman Clara Delhomme Jo Anna Denais Macy Dennis Roma Kay Dill Clyde Domengeaux Earline Domingue Laura Domingue James Dore Nancy Dorsett John Downs, Jr. Barbara Drobish Burton Duhon A popular junior dance team seen at srhool socials is Janice Higgins and Larry Babineaux. Alice Fullen Jimmy Gauthier Macklyn Gilbert K ' A 57 ii.l A 5 if iil ws. . lir X i ' I' 5 '55 In I6 A law -:wwmyx : 1 wmv Mary Ann Fung Wilda Gautreaux Melvin Gondron Agnes Goulas Billy Gournat Lew Graham Barbara Green Barbara Guidry Marcel Guidry Bryan Guidroz Donald Guilbeau LeeRoy Guilbeau Barbara Hall Scotty Hall lley Harkins MQ' Larry Gates Mary Lynn Gerrard Maria Gorczakowsky 7I 'Y if fi ...yv f 'S ' ,M ' 5' ff gn, l ' J ' 'Q 5, 'Fr . N f u l .fb A A ,I li 2 4: ..x ' ' L .-v A ' N 2 2. W . ' f if i .. :gi WI. n K 4' 3 b ar i ,f JE r A v. f . p K 52322, --- i MY H f ' - .,:': Entertaining at the annual l .ll..-X. hanquvt af N E Mikli Daiglv and ,ludy Al'l't'f'lQ'2illX. x ' Q :Xmlrva Curley Efffll llf-bert Ili-In-rm Hvhvrt Suv ,lanivv Glfirifl Ami llt'l'l'it'Illpt'I' llenclersun HPHSOII jun Charles Mary Ann lliggins llolmrst Hollowell llunv llornsby lVlarlPne llossley Me-rlene llossley I Leah lluff 407 A Clarenve l'luval K A ' P K?llllPlll Johnstone '25- ' H 5 'ffi' 'Q Y L09 Julley V f L n ,loan losey , if.. Mid' i' fi i K 7 Anna Catherine Jouban ,um llunalrl,lu1li1'0 llan Kveling l7ram'es Kelley 72 111 Altha Lee Kennedy john Knight lxermit Knight Carol Lacey Ronald Lajaunie 'Nlary Ellen LaLande John Landgrave Shirley Landry lion Langlinais john Lee Langlinais Louis Lantier Hazel Latiolais fi . v K ' W - . m4,f4ff'1gf, L at 3 l I y Ny he Sega r Q-i tw i N J , L1 1. , ,au-A 16 fe., -5 E Swag -. 1' SEEN' 'l .- 5 'Q r XS , N, , , YQ V3 413 1 Q Q. V - Qw 1 1 .Lf E '5.I.3 E': '? ,ff5H L' ij' Rl ' , e 'sbgij I . -ex' -- f- '3a.gi1.1'sNyegs . ,.f'.l'E r . Tax - - pg i w- - 5 ei vt. 31914322 'Y' any -P ., ' Q . -. ei l 5 I, ,ff Y e A 3 - '35 Patrick Latiolais Arlen Laughlin Bill LeBlanc Geraldine LeBlanc James LeBlanc ,linnnie LeBlanc Patsy LeBlanc Phyllis LeBlanc Vilia LeBlanc Kay Lee A. J. Leger Faye Letullier tl r 'b Patricia Meeks Rosie Melancon Germain Mello Marlene Menard Presley Menard Richard Menard Patricia Mendes James Miller Billie Mitchell Nell Mitchell Jay Montgomery Barbara Mouton Paul Long Jeanne Louvierre Alice Love Norma Love Carolyn Lowe Aristide Martin James Matthews Bay Matthews Beverly May Meredith May Fred McCall J. L. McDonough in the junior qtylm show. f 2? 3 ,lill Wharton and Gae Breaux model pedal pushers 1 :--- , 1 5 J Molly Murphy Catherine Owers Howard Patin , I asf 4 Q 'wk' ,f L. Manning Naquin Sallye Parsons Leroy Patin '27 -.5 '37 -we 1 NA Mary Joyce Neugebauer Evelyn Patin Pat Patin Mary Lou Peck Paul Allen Pellegran Forris Peters Charles Peyton Susan Phillips Paul Pierret Elizabeth Pittman Ellen Poche Mildred Pommier Randall Primeaux Betty Provost Bobby Prudhomme . U, M Flu Q N i 0-7. . rv Q af' K QE f I 1 ' 7 , V' 5' + ' - so QQ 1 X - is ,I 1 . em i 'S f t e Q , ' an ,-Q im-fa 'Q f- I H .ri.,., . . I if A-,z QW ., . -Wy.. l n Q - A 4, 3 'N-mr N , 'T' sag a X 'K i Viv ' . ' N ,L ' Q 5 -X QW V if I ffl' 5? Q X if l i John Ray Racca llollie Reinhardt aul Richter P 76 Linton Racca Jerry Ann Richard Bettye Ann lloliertson Leroy Rogers Presley Rogers Glenda Rupeter Gaston Saucier Gloria Savoy Suzanne Schroder Earl Siadous Carolyn Simmons Billy Simon Donald Simon Grace Simon Joseph Simon 'tie Connie Reed Genevieve Richoux Bobby Rogers Susan Phillips better known l'laniy Mamie do: ig her part to entertain at the F.H.A. lwanquvt. Mm ff' in 41' Larry Simon Alvin Sonnier Geraldine Sonnier james Sonnier Joseph Sonnier Frank Stagg Patty Stein Priscilla Stelly Bobby St. Julien George Stokes Barbara Stooksberry Tyrone Stoutes 2-ff X Q. i - wt J- me 'il' l 2 wr X ' fr 'Q t XX E L 'T I 5 2 Q 1 li l It an L' 5- N 1 .f-'U 1 Nancy Stroud Jaynell Taylor Betty Theriot Juanita Theriot Ruby Tberiot Renella Thibodeaux Toni Thibodeaux Virginia Thibodeaux Darrel Touchet Yvonne Touchet Janell Traban Charles Truesdell Not pictured: Hose Marie Racca Charles Richard Hilton Richard Sonja Beadle Gerald Thibofleaux 78 ffht 23 f . ' ' Loie Louise Wilson ,lacquelyn Wiltz Jesse Vallot Kenneth Vallot Glenn Vanover Dolores Vincent Faye Vincent jerry Waters Shirley Webb Jill Wharton ,lane White ,loan Whittnan Douglas Williams Kathleen Williams e Semper Amici chorus line as they appeared in their annual TV Talent Show MM ,M W, M.,1,i.:,,,afsm,Mh, , . ....,.,.M....4Huq.mna-A-ahl.Si re A , ,,5:, g-- . 4 E Q. A - ' .- 4. -. It-Y 2 'ff 553 ' It I From left: Deanna Auld, vice presidentg Robert Philliber, Sergeant-at-armsg John DeBoisblanc, presidentg Robert Theriot, sergeant-at-armsg Carolyn Morvant, secre- laryg Joy Browning, treasurer. Sophomore 0Moors Patricia Abboud Dorothy Abshire Norma Allain Nlary Allen Dick Anderson Jean Anderson Verlin Ardoin Judy Aucoin Deanna Auld Dell Aycoek Janet Balsley Peter Barth 5 A 'IAF 5 -u Jffjf 5 I, 4' fee 9 A ,. 'S' f A fi 'Ma 1 ,, nm la I 1 3 -if lv N 5 fl al 'f V' N -5 Q. 17 9 H 'Qt lf. , .af ,,. I ' 7a 'I Beverly Baudoin Patricia Bayer Elizabeth Beadle John Beadle Barbara Begnaud Gail Begnaud James Bellot Mary Benoit Sable Benoit Florence Bihm Dickie Billeaud Earline Billeaudeau Jimmy Blair Glenn Blanchet Bose Marie Blanchard Darrel Boudreaux Hazel Boutin Lois Bower Dickey Briggs Cynthia Broussard I Y - ey : si Q Catherine Buckland Linda Burnham Bill Busch Edmond Camel Rachel Carmichael Patrick Champagne Connie Chargois John Chiasson John Clark Spike Cloninger Barbrella Comeaux Charles Conolly Patrick Conques Cealyn Conques Jessie Conques Sadie Corley Donald Cormier Betty Cotton ,loan Courmier Faye Courville Dorothy Broussard Earline Broussard Jerry Broussard Leewood Broussard Marion Broussard Mildred Broussard Pearl Broussard Ray Broussard Shirley Broussard Alton Broussard Sapires Broussard Joy Browning -, A S . , LW Q 22 A sophomore makes the debate team Above Dianne Derbonne uses a chart to re-pre ent the decline and increase in farm income f'g.f:x,if.-V i 3 , ' P was f ,. ' Y 'A Xxf -44? Q12 . 2 A 'VN 82 7 L ,L Verna Mae Dixon Earl Domingue Jack Domingue Susie Domingue Valrie Domingue Margaret Dore Bill Downs Mickey Dubois Vergie Dugas Deanna Duhon Marcella Duhon Yvonne Duhon Jackie Duncan Richard Duplechin Tony Durio Judy East Gene Ebner Janet Edney .Joan Elrod Rubye Endom Jenny Couvillion Louise Darbonne Emile Daughdrille Zudie Dauphin Gayle David Emma Davis Susan Davis Barbara Delhomme John cleBoisblanc Cary Dennis Dianne Derbonne Allen Derousselle Claire dellousselle Wendell Desormeaux Diane Dillenback ag' . Beverly Erny Molly Evers Virginia Fewell Melanie Fitzgerald Alex Fitch Karren Fletcher Fred Flurry William Folse Richard Foreman Linda Fung Billy Gaddis Gwendolyn Gallet Maxine Gaudin Carrol Gautreaux Frances Gerrac ,Nl 'IZ-' -v' ,-. X x Sid Gilbert George Gilley Gloria Girard Charles Goulas Dorothy Graser Barbara Guidry Gerald Guidry Ray Guidry .loyce Guilbeau Malcolm Guilbeaux Kenneth Hamilton Daniel Hargett Judy Harson Bill Hawthorne Patricia Hazelrigg Georgiana Hebert Laura Belle Hebert Mervin Hebert John Heckenback C. J. Henry cy, J rf Q f ., iin El 1 fl ,lv i W 1: ' I lil' ' 94 bg lf'-., tx I X . K I - N. Carol Henson Judy Hester Max Heymann Burt Hidalgo Tommy Hines Gerald Hollier Mary Alice Hollier Seat:-d. Bill Busch and Nancy Dorset! are in de-vp concentration uv:-r notes for a biology tr I whil1 othsr students look on. l '1 i IQ N! i an if lyq fi' n Charlotte Hollis Gay Hopkins Sandra Hossley Mike Huckaby Euline Huval L ..,g. wi .f new 5 . Vt yg i an 8 rf t ' 'Q' i ii I - I 4 , Qi? i Fi 'R ' ' Y JV Y ,. o 1 'O ' 2 , .. E, A , H A L ,.,- L , A I. 3 , --g A I, 4 xx - ., - iv-, V Q-L ..,,h.1A A111511 L tr- g H , ,,m 1 Y Wav 1' ,L N t X l 'v ps ZS i N , U , I V It J! fx-.t :JN dl 9 .'f' J , Ralph Huval Sidney Janice Clanton Johnston Dorothy ,ludice Dianne Kennedy Dick Kennedy Ethel King Marianne Kirkendall Sylvia Kling Adam Lacombe Henry Lacombe Maxine La Cour Clarence Lanclos Elizabeth Landry Modine Landry Rosemae Landry Urline Landry Linda Langley Edward Laroussine Flossie Lasseigne 'VP ag, I r F an rg , 3 ' A Q lay li ix if . wx ,L '.,i TQ Q J v 'N f Shirley Leger .lucly Lillis Linda Luflgate Barbara Lyons Carol Mackenzie Frank Malagarie Judy Marsiglia Monty Marti Betty Jo Martin Darrel Martin Eldine Matt Virginia Mauldin Bobby May Jimmy Mayers Barney McCasland Bill McFarlin Ken McManis Lucille Marks Bruce Meadows Shirley Meier MQ. Y . C+ Albert Latiolais Betty lane Latiolais Elaine Latiolais Robert Latiolais Milford Lay Albert LeBlanc Annabelle LeBlanc Betty Ann LeBlanc Betty Lee LeBlanc Jo Ann LeBlanc Tommy LeBlanc Ernest Lecoq, Jr. 'S Jon Newton Philip Norse, Jr. Jerry Nugent ,lohn Nugent Hubert Odom Bruce Oubre Lydia Oubre Howard Owers Audrey Patin Patsy Patin Timothy Pearson Bonnie Pellegran Bonnie Perkins Robert Philliber Jimmy Picard Dorothy Pierret Margrat Pitre Dorothy Poche Frances Ponder Robert Pope Ronald Melancon John Melton Gloria Menard Bobby Miers Aaron Miller Kent Mitchell Suellen Montgomery Henry Morris Carolyn Morvant Harvey Morvant Jerry Munson Kathleen Murphy James Needham Leah Nelson Lurlean Nepveaux Priscilla Potier Harold Primeaux Arlene Provost Hilda Racca Bill Reed Chester Richard Keith Richard Barbara Richoux Richard Richard Phyllis Ringe Peggy Jo Roberts Rachelle Roberts Anna Frances Rodenberry Alexis Romero Ella Mae Romero .ties uf , 3 . F-' f Q , , t A J 4 w Q, ll 'i r gi 1 KV f xg, x K l ai .em -xt '-7: 4, x1 Y fs A Fred Romero James Romero Mary Jane Romero Maydel Romero Patricia Rowland Robert Rowland Viola Roy Jack Sanders Olivia Sargent Dale Savoy Eno Savoy Karren Schoffs Judy Senac Sue Sheets Geraldine Sheppard Barbara Simoneaux Donnye Smith Evelyn Smith Phillis Smith Earline Sonnier K.: U4 A group of inte-re-ated 4ls-hate students look on during a vlafs dm-hate on the farm que-li4n Pivturml are Pat Palin. Sandra Xlvuux. Kay Le-a-. Dianne llillenhaek, Shirley Wharton. Dolores Sonnier james Lee Sonnier Loyton Sonnier Beverly Stelly Fred Stepp Richard Stepp ,Io Ann St. Marie Nlorgan Strange Richard Sturm Barbara Taylor Bobby Theriot Donald Theriot J, ,, .. mo '9 rv- 2:2 '-5, A ' ' 4, . - 4C .ha we Q ' Jw. U 1 1. 1 15 as xr' 1 3 l 1 I .Q gr re . If , fa- ' ,gr F , an 'vm in i t . 'Q 4 ' 3 1' ' S :gl f 0- 3 .R i fr. fa R . A T - -T-1 - 1 ff. J 1 , ' ' , .I 1 A wi f -L gr: f egg? f 9- fr it I A? 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A 2 Stephen Walters ' - it . -'-:' 3 Shirley Walton Paulette Webre Don Wiley Davicl Willialiis ' 1 Bill Willis . um t W sg kg, af? rw. of 10 X - va no -1 9 5 4 K ' 1 ' X -'- N . 1, j ' fi ix lf nh x 'I ,l 33 J .al :Q i ,,. 4 A ' 0 , Dolores Wiltz 35, i i , N M ' 'f Danny Womack gg it 1 l 7 D Mary'Kay Woodall D A B' A group of sophomores. in the spirit of fun parade to Clark Field for the first homo game Darryl Wright Elaine Wyatt Carolyn Yanclel 3 N Paul Yeagers Toni Young Sophs take over on initiation day . . . pictured below are a group of sophomore girls 1?l taking part in the annual soph initiation. Pleasant Eamfarsatiaa Always M des Hlass Work Q A iv-211-W k,.,. 11111 1 ugh! lt! rvgi r I 1114 tuuntf- hurrw to uhm Q 111 for lurk H1111-I1 xxllilllllll 1 1t H14 I'11e III rhn forfgrml Q 11111111 an .1 111 uf tlitiv- S1-rxim .1 1 1.1r dl 1 rx su a group of Mluden 5 M lrx wuring lfun-1-r Ilan - W N--s ar Q 1, Q X. cg x gig i , . 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Marilyn Nluntgmxwry. :mal ll-'rulml llvrnumlvz wvrv ilu- mf! uf 'lxuum'h of l zlm'y. whivll I1-c'e'ivml Ihr' rating uf Sup:-riur Twp right llurlmru tlnldfxnith mlm-N il dumw- numlwr fur thf- S1-ninr l'1'ml11vIim1. 1.1-ntl-r rlgghlz Nlr. lm-ngs SWIHQ orcllvflra. Right: Thie group put on Ihr' firft in :1 ff-rie-N of we-1-kly rumiiu llTUgl'LlIllb fpmx-urml In thx' l..S,H.5, rmiiu duff. if 4 M, N5 Y e 3 , .L P -. 'r X Y ,f 19 X9 Q .J 1. su . Q i Sir A i f 5 f R K Yi l Ai V 5 q ff 'Q e 3 f ' . yu. , A 2, x X X ' V' Q- A Q ,i ' .. i ZS, f f vw ' ' 151 f , .K K KK K . YP N if A: K KKK K K lb x gf . SK' gf . ri 'A 1N. C. . A VW 1 1 1 1 QI Q U Y 53. QE iv' l iq' Y L 31 is sez, ,I Q ,K KKK Q, KK . ow 3' 53' P 1 K K ,, ., K 1 K .5 - 3 Q 'ii A sz Ji fi 4 .4 I ! WMI-fwiwwwl Q MAA 4 K , KK ,GK iw +9??57?f4 ' W . Hay ' . ,. - .,k '- g V L g ,. . . - e Y- K la., K K 'KW KKKKKKK KK V, KK KK ,K - . 14.6-fr ' ' 'f ' ,Mtn m,?z2?.KK -Af ..,x.,. ,K NIM K i' in K M - A... -1 .- '- 'ww' A avg 'g,?f?'W?'2?3'?Af fy L - ' ' 12 - - - -M M3 x ' M A ,. ' ' t l00 . ' 1 f 1 V A' 518 -I X I - I- A gf A K, .3-6 u. .bl , K ,av .'li4.Q,,KK5,K,gw,, K .f,KmKi- Z .. ,,- , , A K K 'M - iv K Kp. a: H 5 , I' , J I. 1 fl , at 9: 4' .' .' V ITN 'Qx A - x, 'Q .any is u Q Q I . More Haruim Above left: Sandra Hayes CQueen Melody? and Patricia Owens fSecond Maidl chat at the Carnival Reception. Above cf-ntcr: Sandra Hayes and Charles Saunders. Queen Melody and King Leo XXII of the 1957 Carnival Ball at the reception. Below left: Betty LeBlanc at the 1957 Carnival Ball. llc-low center: The Royal Dukes march into the court during the Carnival Ball. 7icfurc's -Above right: Charles Below right: At the recep f ' va Si - up . . . Saunders lKing Leo XXID and one of two cakes at the reception tion, some of the guests dance, some just sit and eat. Q fx ri xi.. i if Almovf- left: Some uf our reliable Cooks prepare a tasty meal for the students of L.S.H.S. Above- right: The girls wait anxiously for their turn to go into the cafeteria for lunch. llc-low left: Before school and at recess, the F.B.l...A. sells doughnuts, and the students milk through the Federal Milk Program. ll t-, J - ., Lfzfe A. nun XID!-I 4' , 'Rf in -' K' Z-4-all L x 'i 7ur Hafetcria Above right: After waiting for what seems to be hours, the students finally get their food. Below left: Some students prefer to eat at the candy store, but there they are faced with the same long lines. Below right: Our cafeteria has other purposes. Joyce McGuire and Charlie Domingue use the cafeteria as a workshop. i at .f I E .. ,Q 1' W ,VK Q ...M AaL.A iAiA A , 1 : Nriif 1 m- Q 4 G, M, 'w' 1-'Q fx ,f,g?mg -Chl:- 3 Almvv: A group uf Senior girls put on a skit for tht- Svlnpvr Amici TV Show. Bn-low rr-ntvr: Little lnrothvrs and Sisters help put nn the Junior Style Show. Right: llill llaly and Barbara Mouton model for tht- Style' Show. i l lfirr., : ' cm I 1' o 1 At tha' junior-Svnior or r were fast on Q iabovll and t Pre wvre low The' Junior High Gym 7 Am ,Q ' X 1 'U Q 1' n - -. ' ' gm! K 7- XX 5 HLOHH SENIOR CLHSS 0 '5 I if-fa Q ap Mmm-: 'lliubv watwl at thv head table for the Fvnior Class Banquet were Lynn Mes-ks. Suv 'l'l1mnpfur1. Phil Nugc-nt. Sandra Hayvs, Patricia Owens. Gerald Hernandez, Barbara Nt-ll Rivharml Carol llnrinan. and Chuck Saunders, ll:-low writ!-r: S, J. Hcuillvlwn looks cute to have his picture takvn. H55 with Diana' Cc-lla. Bvlow right: Also enjoying tho banquet were Wilhert Noel. Claire Dcfhvussclle, Harold Bonflrvaux Kutlilw-ri Willianif. Curtis Bihni. and swine of thvir frivnds. V .,.5,igl- 52-at E gifs? ,gk '15 QU? 1. . SM.: ,. E - KUTQI-f. twmpgi 1.3. fl Xi. tg f vs K N had v. , C L fe S K 7 . fi: W SH ' - , X3 H -A 3 Good-l6'11c: Kaarh Whitman Almve left: A group of L Club members carry Coach Louie Whitman to the stage to receive his going-away present. Above right: Gregory Long represented the L Club at the ceremony. He presented Coach Whitman with a reclining easy chair. Ile-low: One of the many P.E. classes which Coach Whitman has taught. 'UU-K, Almvvz Some of the speakers who s t , . C ga on stage for Senior Awards Night were Gerald Hernandez, Jill Mathis. Martha Lamhvrt, Edrcs Chopin, Mr. L. A. Berger, and a Kiwanis Club rc-prcscntativl-. llc-low right: Sandra Hayes, who won the Kiwanis Club Award un Senior Awards night, is shown at the Miss Merry Christmas Dancv. Below left: Miss Merry Christmas and Mr. Happy New Year, Molly l.PBlanc and Wayne Smuthvrman. .fan Wvrk Becomes Play x i P vi A N , 1 Q ? of 1 7, J RN f -wi W-, x + . 1 , X Q s , . X . 1 f S' 5 X Y ftgzgggs' Y 51' CHARLES SALTNDERS GAYLE CHACHERE ANNIE JOUBAN TUX! 'l'HIli0lJE,-XUX President Vzce President Secretary Treasurer The Student Council is one of the most active and cooperative organizations at Lafayette Senior High. Their projects for school improvement are many and the spirit established by this group of students can be seen everywhere . . . faculty and students alike have benefited from their many fine activities. tudcnt Gfozmcil Warks for Salma! Improvements Nlembers of the Student Council are. front row: Lew Graham, Gayle Chachere. Sandra Cormier. Toni Thibodeaux. Jackie Duncan, Mary Ellen Stierheim. Second row: Norma Arcens-aux. Gayle Davis. Margrat Dore, Diane Derbonne, Barhara Simoneaux. Sallye Parsons. Jane White. Jeanne Ferrier. Anne Taylor. Back row: Kenneth McManis. Gerald Latiolais. Barny Mccasland. Lynn Meeks. Betty Crawford. Judy Hutchins. and A. J. Leger. NNN - 1 2 . v 5 , x f I s , Q z 1-1. s li 'ITU IDR l'rr'siflent The Honor Society is a Student organization open to all P.X'l'RlClA TURNER MARTHA LANIBERT VERILDITH 'HAY Vive President Serretary'Treas11rer Historian students who maintain an average of U0 or higher. The chief project of this group is to sponsor the annual Honors Day program. at which honor students of the school are tapped in reeognition of their school achievements. Honored Studmts of E. Si fd 52 Xlt'llllN'l of the Honor qoeietv arc' Ph 'llis Lclrllant Har Ellmn LaLande V 5 x U ,D y K . .Q A y , . Nanettx- Downs. Pat Turner, Meredith May, Frances Kelly, Mariam Turner. Annie Jouhan. Martha Lambert. Edres Chopin, Anne Taylor. Elise Burley. Sandra Hayes. Marilyn Droddy, Gayle Chachere. Hazel Latiolais. Patsy ftrong. Kelly Hawkins. Ronald Juclive. Lew Graham. Wilhert Noel and sponsor. Marilyn Montgomery Celia Ann Cuilbeau Altha Lee Kennedy Lf-Blanc. .lack Arm Miss Grace Jordon 'i . n Ln .l ' ,gl Xl L I 1 X Betty lm-lllanc Jill Wharton Yelling their hearts out at every football game and supporting school activities in every way possible are our Cheerleaders. These six girls who ia were elected by popular vote of the student body symbolize our school spirit in their never-tiring I X N l , ., X efforts to keep your spirits high. . Nlznhi- Joan Whitman n- lf:-lla Gao llre-aux Lafayette Linus . All ready for a big game tonight are from left to right: Jill Wharton, Diane Cella, ,loan Whitman. Jill Mathis, Betty LeBlanc and Cae Breaux. , I S- 6 sit N 0 gre, y, S.-KNIIRA ll.fKllfS .l.'XNFl.I,l-I BOliRQliI-i MYRN.-X PATIN NKN l'HllI ' l'rr.s1':lf-rif liire f'H'.i1'!1t'lII Se4're!11ry Reportrr The Lionettes. the girls in green and white. serve the school as a marching and pep squad and accompany the band at all football games. Their purpose is to ereate a love of sports. to foster the ideals of sportsmanship. and to promote school spirit among members of this group and the entire student body. . . We Are Hera' The Lionettes are standing. top row: Janelle Bourque, Gloria Savoy. Barbara Begnaud, Pauline Lassere, Shelver Pre-jean, Alice Hanks. Second row: Connie- Chargois, Barbara Droliish, Rodney llelllanc, Sally Watkins, Liz Landry, Lona Hebert, Germaine Mello, Sonja Beadle. ,Iudy East. Third row: .loAnn LeBlanc, Dorothy Abshire, Karen Fletcher. Phyllis Ringe, Priscilla Alleman, Marilyn llelson. Patricia Fiero, Gloria Savoy, Linda Fung. Fourth row: Melanie Fitzgerald. Molly Evers. Mary Ann Kirkendall, Sandra Hossley, Frances Ponder, Louise Darlionne, Mary Allen, Dolores Cuidry. Fifth row: Patricia Owens, Myrna Patin, ,lo Ann St. Marie, Emma Li Davis, Carolyn Yandle. Peggy ,lo Roberts, Ann Thompson, Frances Cerav. Sixth row: Susan Phillips, Sandra Hayes, Shirley Meier. Dale Aycoek, Yvonne Duhon, Joy Browning, Sue Sheets, Phyllis Smith. Bottom row: Barbara Richard, Gaelyn Conques, Bonnie Pellegram, Virgie Dugas, Mary Kay Woodall, Arlene Provost, Sadie Corley. i 19 IP 5.'XNllR.-X iI0lUlll'1R W,-KNIT.-K Sl'.'KRI'QZ NORNI.-X HROVSSARD JACKIE WILTZ FAYIC VINCENT l,lf'.Xl'llf'H1 Vive l'resi11enI Secretary Treasurer Reporter Service and Madam. . Menilvers of thc Library Club are shown ln-low preparing Christmas decorations for the school lolvhy. Seated are, from left to right: Jackie Wiltz, Paula Carmouche. Faye Vincent. Velma Venable. Wilda Gautreaux. Sandra Cormier. Norma Broussard and demonstrating Roberta lleaucairc. Standing: Macklyn Mouton. Jeanette Bernard. Frances Sargent, Patricia Hazelrigxg. Deanna Balliet, Judy Lillis. Sadie Corley, Catherine Buckland, Judith Patin. Beato Rogers, Mary Ann Broussard. The Lihrary Clulm nas formally organized in 1952. anrl is affiliatetl with the state organization called the Louisiana 'lieen-:Xge Lilwrarians Association. The Cluh is a seriive and professional group anfl cluh programs are tlesignetl to he lvoth praetieal and inspirational. Among the projeets for the 1056-57 school year were cleeoration of the school loliliy at Christmas. representa- tion at the state vonxention of teen-age lihrarians hy a delegation anrl the making of school pennants as a fund- raising project. h K Pausing after lohhy Christmas cleeorations have 4 4 g 0 been eonipletecl are from top to hottom: Velma Q Venahle. Sandra Cormier. Judith Putin. Wilda Cautreaux. Paula Carmouehe. Norma Broussard. Rolwrta lieaueaire and Shirley Hehert. Claire Dcliousselle and Shirley Landry are shown helow reading to the following Library Cluh rnemhers. Seated from left to right are: Frances Kelly, Suzie Shroder. Barbara Stooksberry, Barbara Lions. Suzie Domingue. Sherry Brooks, Jean Josey. Shirley Webb, Janelle Taylor, Yvonne Touchet, Daisy Thibodeaux, Jeanne Louviere. Faye Fontenot. Pat Mendes. Kathleen Williams, Toni Thibodeaux. Susan Phillips. Ellen Poche. Gerry Landr Lf-Blanc. Patsy LeBlanc. and Pat Fiero. . mi II9 lh'luxI:- l'UI'lllll offlvvl-: llmniiv ll:-rlaonnf-. Irva-urvr: Xlarthn I.amh1'rl. wcrv- .3-f ry: N11-rf-miith Huy. iinw- lift'-ilil'I'lf1 ,lzlvkiv lluhoi-. pre-fi4ls'r1t: Hulwrt Uclom. le IIUIIIT 5. J. He-mle'hr'n .uni 111-rilhi Ht'TIlHlliIl con xatulitm l'L11'h othvr :JI the' vllli of Iilf' wil HH kesalvcd - Fllllllillg minds IIIPPI in a haltlv of wits. Tha' flchutv is on! .-Xftcfr a lapse of two wars. clvhatinfr was roxivz-J in Lafawttv Senior Hifrh in 14150-57. The lk-hate . F' . Y' Forum was orffanizvcl. and the tvums martivimalml in mam ch-hatv tournamvnts ri I I . throughout thi- statin ifwry dc-hater has gained valuable vxperieliu- aml has lu-vomv morv aware of the pros :Incl vous of C'llI'N'l1t iSSu0s. Dvhate- teams work harml so that thvv van go on trips. Be-low thi- group hoarmk rhv hus for rhe- NaIcl1itocl1f's tnurnanif-nt-one of thf- fivv trips made' this yvar. i3 f' M .l uniiUE A387 -smith .A.f- ..4,....r.i,.,,m. 1N,..M.,...r Afymmw ..-W - , ZMSWH SW! .ir Q ww A-Xl le-ft: liarlmara llrolwisll. Dianuv lk-rlmnuv. Sandra Nh-aux. Diannm- llillvnlwvk. Phyllis Hvslvr. lflizalu-tli Tllll70Alt'8llX. and Nl:-rn-rlitli Nlay. Svniur Girls Ile-low. Junior Girls' tvaui. Patsy Patin. Priscilla Purtivr. Toni Young. and Norma Allain. Nlixefl teams flvliatc in boys' division. Q 2. ff X Martha Lamlwrt. Darrel Wright. ,lavkie Dubois. and Hubert KHYP LCC, Dick AUd9l'SOI1. Jolie Landfy- John de B0iSlJl3IlC Odom. and Wilbert Noel. 1 KN P IUIUR .L fx., ,, , 3 I ' if HON.-XLD Jllllltlli l'fl,l5E lll'Rl.EY YVlLLl.-XXI SIMON l'lI'P l're'.w'rlvrit Sevrelary-Trenmrer Rvpzvrlvr lUKlN IURNIIER MARX lOl I lzlzrartan I I MR. HARRY GREIG ' Band Dirertor Uzrouglzouf I 5 Wan Our Daz First row: Ronald Judice, Mary lfllf-n Lalandc-, Donald Langlinais. ,ludy Aucoin. Bobby lirasseaux, Joseph Lavergne, Sue Erny. J. L. McDonough, Beth Beadle, Patsy LeBlanc, Mary Lou Pcvk, Ann Taylor. Second row: Larry Erny, Yvonne Singleton. Keith Richard. Third row: Jimmy Benoit. Steve Chembers. ,lam-t Balsle-y. Elsie Burley. Sidney Janice, Mona Easley, Frank Malagaris. Ronald Breaux. David Titsworth. Earl Siadous. Errol Hebert. lltl 1 Slmlvrzl Ihre tor Musie plays an important part in the tlevelopinenl of Lafayette Senior lligh buys :incl girls. l For the Seeoml euriseeutiu year the hancl has won the Sweep- 1 , stakes Award ut the Nlusie Fen D tix-ul ut S.l..l.. aml has gzainetl at state-witle reputatiun for unex K I X Z1 f. eelleil exeellenee in the fielml ul l ' nmsie. g Nlr. llurry Greig. lmml iliree l tnr iw tn he eumplnnentecl nn the . . eliuralvter. emvperutimi ulnl ew eellenee he haul 1'Ultllltill1lll'l'l of l l 1 this fine group uf stuclents. The Clamor and Charm of the drum major and the inajurettes ailil tn the feftivilin- during the year. They are from left Hazel Latinlias. Hal fliltler. :mil Ylargaret Wallin-4 are Ella! Milf Hcautyul .Music - Clyde Domangeaux, Robert Pope, David Williams, Dent Mitchel. juan Elmil. Marilyn Drmlily. Darrel Broussard, Herman Thibodeaux. Third row. right: Dermit Knight. llruee Nleadmirf. joan Cormier, Lf-ah Nelson, Dan Keeling. Standing: Hazel Latillais. Darrel Buudre-aux. Allu-rt Bellut, James Neerlhim. Mike Huekalry. Fred MeCall. Eugene Hunt. A. J. lleranrl. and Wlargaret Wallace. E Q Q l 2 S S Qs CHARLICS B.-YI l'ENFIEI.D KQRACE SIMON BEVERLY TRAHAN NITA GUIDRY ROBLEY GUILBEAU l'resirlf'n! life l,fP5lll'PVlf Secretary and Treasurer Parliamenlarian Promotion ,llarzager fuderzfs Zfaday - Husiness ,flflen and Women ZOWIUFFUW Members of the D.E. Club from left to right are: Charles Battenfield, Alphe Bowers, Mabel Duhon, Judy Theall, Betty Smith, Beverly Trahan, Dolores Melaucon, Mrs. Hatch, Betty Webster, Nita Guidry, Rosie Racca, Robley Cuilheau, Betty Theriot, Eva Ann Breaux, Grace Simon, Joe Ashy and C. J. Thibodeaux. IZ4 N, ii X XM? ,R . 3 5,5 3 .. . , In X A Am C HQ. .: ,mg ,. a, I25 PHIL NUGENT GREGORY LONG CHARLES SCHMITZ GERALD HERNANDEZ President Vice President Secretary Treasurer KZ!! This honorary organization, which was founded to give recognition to L.S.H.S.'s Lettermen, has as its pur- pose the promotion of good sportsman- ship and fair play on the field of bat- JACK ARMSTRONG BOB BASS L. J. BROUSSARD BILL BUSH CHARLES COMEAUX JACKIE DOMINGUE ROBLEY DUPLEX RONALD JUDICE MANNY NAQUIN LYNN MEEKS ' W X W ff A 1 f X T ESQ ' it H Q S in v Z4 ,IININIY NllI.I.ER .INY NIONTCONIERY HVBERT ODONI PAT OWENS li.-'KIXIN SAYOIF LARRY SIMON KENNY SNIOTHERNIAN IMRREL WRIGHT Yanvrs Members tle as well as everyday life. These lioys have earned the high esteem not only of their fellow students but also of the entire community. The L Club members line up for the eameraman. They are. from left to right: .limmy Nlillor. Bill Busch. Pat Flemming. R. J. Hollier. Phil Nugent. Daniel Hargett. Gerald Hernandez. Ronald Judiee. Ronnie McCauley. Bob Bass. Gregory Long. Charles Schmitz. Kenny Smotherman. Seotty Hall. Lynn Meeks. Hilbert Odom. Harris Pontiff. Darrel Wright. Jackie Domingue. Manny Naquin. Hike Sturm. Calvin Savoie. L. 1. Broussard. Rohley Duplex. Charles Comeaux. Dalton Lelllanv. .lavk Armstrong. Donald Higginhothanl. Pat Owens. Ray Broussard. ,lay lxlontgroiuery. Jimmy Fava. BOBBY TH ERIOT 'Y Aff' nfl' 9 'WU 11 'Mu was XII XIII I l'lR llll XRIIF K. S4'llXlI'l'Z l'r Ilan! Iif PM ilfni U51 ' 1 ' I I FIIRI-ISS CIIUIII N Sl'I'Vf'flIl'l Kilt' Scientist af Camarrvw - Thr- following: llH'llllll'l'r llI'1'. lwottoln ron. ll-fr In right: Alia- Fullvn. Fhvrry Ilroolv. I'lT1lI14'I- K--lly. llarlnara Slookflnlry. Fnaiv SIIIWPIIPIA. xlllff .Xnn Fungi. Noll Nlitvlu-l. Sm-owl ron: Xliw Ill'lPllNN1U'1I. Rnlry lam' Flnflom. ,lmly llarxon. ll:-arl llroufsard. Eqlrcss Chopin. Narnw' .-Xlle-n. Nlalrx' -Inn Kirlwnrlall. ,lavkiv Dulvoif. llonnv Smith. Nanvy Allvn. Nlvlaniv Fitzge-ralll. lflil Ianmlrx. Barbara Ricllvaux. Pat Rowland. Yvrna Klan- Dixon. Third row: Manny Naquin. Ronalel lllnlivo. SIIITIPQ' .'Xl'1'e'll0allx. IXILICICIYII Cillwrl. Nlolly Eu-rs. Sally Parson. Louise Dc'rlmnne'. ,lop llroxsninp. .ILlIlll'f' Ilr' l.ur:'. Slll' Sim-ts. Nanvy Turnvr. Nanvy Stroud. Pat Hazvlwrigrg. Fonrtll row: lflmrlv- S--hnlill. .lay Nlontgomory. Larry Enry. Cllarle-5 I-lolloret. I-lulwrt 0tIl'Il1. Roh Ra-S. Oliwr llawkinx. ,I, l,. XIVIIUIIUIIQIII. l.in1la Burnham. .Indy H:-ste-r. ,lnmly Allen. Jennav Fvrria-r. Nlarlyin Ile-l-om. lfiftln rou: llvivr llartlr. Rolwrt Ronald. ,lolmn Tolfon. Kvlly Hawkins. ,Iinnny Il3NIlINli!l. I-Arwl Xlvlfall. Irv' .lollf-y. lfarl Siarlollf. Ste-vw Rriar. Frank Stagg. Alfrml .-Xrnvauml. Bill Downx. llaxiel lit worth Iydlll lon ' ' ' rv 2- . . ,.. .IH -4,-, it-ur XlUN'l'lLOXIl-TIN 7-ff'fI.XlIlI'f if xv 12' I 'ff' jimmy Fava and Jay Montgomery are analyzing an unknown solution for cle-ments of tht- hydrochloric acid group. The Science Club was reorganized in 1953. lts chief purpose is to promote an interest and understanding in the field of science. All science students are eligible to join as the club is mainly for their benefit. For a yearly project these Students prepare a project for competition. and the winning project is entered in the Regional Science Fair. Mr. A. Hebert and J. L. McDonough are shown examining double-yolked eggs which are lwing incubated. The experiment is being performed to determine whether these eggs will hatch, and if so. will the chickens lay eggs with double-yolks! WN T7 rx it '-'62 '.I1lf'Ill IIXNl'f1liI,l K 'l'l1e- l .ll.l...'K me -EP ' .A 4N J:a QV l 1 f l'r:s1frnl .Nm rvrars l'llN l.l.lS llflll XV' lfl'll,X1IH'l , lX!'llllVl1'f ,N .NI'f.Hf'fIflf'llfA llIIX ll Xlilfll Xllilll-ill ervicc. . . ffducafiou 'lHlll'I'r puusr- altvr Ll num-ting. Svalml. from frum to lun-k are-3 Alu .Xnn Lumlry. linrlmrn llollier. Mice- llrowsarcl. Luna He-In-rr. Sllclia Cllilll'l2llI'l. Pzlula Nlavkvy. Kn!l1l1-1-n 'l'l1ilm4lQ'al1x. l'aulinv Laps:-rc-. Sally Walkin-. lflmrlntle- Quinilty. Nanvy Jxllfxll. llvlty lmlvlazrw. Ruth llf-mlrivk. llianc flvlla. liakvr Almxllie-r. Suv 'l'l1mnpson. Hazel luliulai-. 5. ,l. lle'mIe-ln-n. llllxll lr lmf V' is 'lv 1 The Lafayette Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America was or- ganized in 1951 and is hoth service and professional in nature. lts chief ohjectives aggressive strengthen home and in worthy provement to develop ship: to ft I are: to develop competent. li n s i n e s s leadership: to self-confidence: to improve community: to participate undertakings for the im- of business and community, character and useful citizen- ster patriotism: to encourage scholarship and school loyalty. The following students are the F.B,L.A. members who attended the convention in Lake Charles. They are, left to right: I.. C. Camhre. Mrs. Frank Nugent, Ann Cornell. Shelia Chatlian, Jackie Dubois. Mary Lynn Gerrard, Sue Thomp- son, S. J. Hemleben. Seated are: Dine Cella. Paula Mackey, Betty LeBlanc and Baker Abshier. . . Progress Another group of F.B,L.A. members are shown here as the meeting gets underway. Seated, right to left are: Charlene McManis, Nancy Strout, Patty Stein, Jerry Richard, Pearl Broussard, Jean Anderson, Carolyn Lowe. Mary Lynn Gerrard, Molly LeBlanc, Maxine Caudin, Audrey Patin, Modine Landry, Patsy Comeaux, Eliz Landry, Shirley Broussard. Jo Ann LeBlanc, Frances Cerac, Connie Broussard, Dell Aycock, Louise Williams. Nanette Downs. Standing are, left to right: Gloria Savoy, Ruby Lee Emdom, Fay Courville, Margerate Wallace, Deane Odam, Mary Nlitchel. Enda Worley, Jackie Dubois. Ann Cornell, Janice Henderson, Gelanda Daigle, Toni Thibodeaux, Susan Philips, Cathleen Williams, Earline Sonnier, Shirley Arceneaux. I tt.. ' as kg,-,f - s ,..,. N GAYLE CHACHERE .IEANNE WILLIAMS I,fPSlf1l'I1l Secretary-Treasurer GERALD LATIOLAIS PAT TURNER Librarian Librarian Members of the A Cappella Choir are. bottom row. left to right: Mrs, Louise Alton. choir director: Pat Gilbert. Sandra Foreman, Andrea Hebert. Mary Lynn Gerrard. Daisy Thibo- deaux, and Judith Arceneaux. Second row: Pat Benoit. Rosie Melancon. Phoebe Blanchard. Janelle Trahan. Catherine Owers. Sheliah Chatelain. Jeanette Bernard and Darrell Touchet. Third row: Charles Comeaux. Gayle Chachere. Pat Turner, Betty Robertson. Jeanne Williams. Edna Worley. Pauline Lasserre, Betty Webster and Macy Dennis. Fourth row: John Lee Langlinais. Raymond Hebert. Rollie Reinhardt. James LeBlanc. Malcolm Veazy, Ronnie McCauley. Gerald Latiolais, Alfred Arnaud and Gerald Hernandez. ,4 Eappella Hlzazr Under the able guidance of Mrs. Louise Alton, the widely acclaimed A Cappella Choir of Lafayette Senior High presented many varied and interesting programs during the past year. This well-known group attended several music festivals during the year and brought home top honors each time. Below. the Girls' Ensemble front left to right, bottom row: Composing the Mixed Ensemble are from left to right: Pat Pat Abboud. Barbara Lions. Andrea Hebert. Second row: Benoit, Gerald Latiolais, Gayle Chachere, Edna Worley Phoebe Blanchard, Pauline Lasse-rre, and Gayle Chachere. Pauline Lasserre, Andrea Hebert. Gerald Hernandez and Top row: Pat Turner. Catherine Owers, Betty Robertson, and james Lg-Blanc, Jeanne Williams. if 1 11 it STS I M 7 F: in r 1 - A A 'CI7 in-i l'AIll.lNli ELIZABFITH MARILYN CAROL llARl.llNC Tl llll0llEAllX MONTGOMERY DORMAN l'r1'suI'1'nl Lire lIfPX1'dFl1I Treasurer Seeremry ,411 the Wcfrld is' ll Stage The stage is st-t . . . the houselights are dimmed . . . the dramntic- 4-lull is off to a dynamic start on a super per- formzinwl The 1-luh he-gan the year with the production of A Touch of FIIIIILY. u one-act play. This was followed hy another one- aut play. .4ntiv Spring and a hilarious three-act comedy Time Ou! for Ginger. Not only aetive in proscenium theatre. the group has ex- perimented with drama quartettes. and mono-dramas. The first high school in the state to specialize in the art of the drama quartette. the Lafayette Senior High group won recog- nition at home and over the state. After their initial produc- tion at the Louisiana State University Drama Workshop in Novemher. the group was invited to present their quartette at the Theatre Festival in Northwestern State College in Natehitoehes and for various social clubs in Lafayette. ln Time Out For Ginger, John delloisblanc lays down the law to Pauline Harding, Gerald Hernandez and Darrel Wright. B l Q e Carol Dorman presents a mono-drama for a school program. Gregory Long lliddyl asks ,loan lMarilyn Mont- gomeryl for a date in Time Out For Ginger. . f T 7 i 'K . . - l I34 N. 8 - I G-A Q f . ,J , I v l .f 1 R.-XX NIONIJ lllfRAl.li SYSAN CAROL lll'lllHY HERNANITEZ l'HlI.I.ll'S IJURNIAN lIff'Si1If'l1f l'1'1-ff l,fP.YlIff'I1f .SPr're'r11rj TfPf1-SIITFF , V 3' x s A ' iw ., V' HGV . 4 , I X KJ- . X a . ll-lin Kim ,lnmly Gail Calvin lillillllilll llutvliini Cllilf'lll'Y'l' Savniv 1 'i ! 'f5s.g- ev ff i n wi 1 . I ' r r ,l- l'auline' Lf-w Ann Davida Harding Graham Tavlor Williams ALTHA LEE KENN EIJY l,fIfll'l1l7Il 7Ift1I'1ll1H r fr . 1 ix -- ,lavkiv Dulmis 5 Pat Turnvr JIMMY QIONLI-IH' SPVEPIIVII-III-.4 rm .w G- ,X W Paula Slam-ke-v 5' if a 17x T liiannf- lie-lla Masque and Gave! Ile-low the- family is astonishvfl when the youngrst daughter lliarhara Coldsniitlii 2645 mln-we-ml for lu-r first fmnlmall game-. Left to right: Marilyn Montgonwry. Carol Dorman. Janire- Dr-larnv. Cffrald Hernandez. and Pauline- Harding, The play: Time Out For Cingvr lhirlmura Cnldsrnith. 1 S f i ,ri is 5 E E 'P' JTWYQVPZ lr lj l as 31- if I Nlarilyn Nluntgunicry Q3 I Suu- Ann 'lili-nn p-on llarliarn ilulel-milh 3 1511 Chair Speech 11011 Shall if Know Chem. . . lxlihllllt' und Cuwl. national ltonnrary spvecll L nrgunizaitiini. was vlizirtervd in tltv fall of 1053 l in nrdc-r tn viivntirugxe' all students to iniprnve their spew-4-li in 4-mixcrsutiwni and in t'n-vurrivular a 3 fx t'XtI'1lt'lH'I'll'lllllI' an-tixitivs. 6 i a 3 .. . . S, ' ' , Y llns war at um-lxlx radin lI'0fTI'illIl was mrnduved WK, , .2 , . F' tlirnugli tln- fan-ilitivs nt' ftatinn KLFY. Many stu- . l I 15 dt-nts alsu pnrtiripaitml in prngrznns sponsored ln Qi' , . P3 station lxX0l,. ln additnm. at large numlwor of I lgtfaiyc-ttv Se-nitn' lligzli St-Imnnl students appeared kg Y 1 on lm-nl IV progranns. Q l 5 l' S Wifi 3? I' . . , . . s 3 Y Almvt- Lalun Saxon- and Cvrald Hfirnandvz disrus fm M ' fnntlmall for girl- in tllr- tltrm'-uct play, Time 011t . For Ginger. At right. stage- set for Ging:vr, built hy tlw Industrial Arts lmys and paintvd by studvnts of 'R tht- Art dvpartnwnt. .,., .., ii nth' L A Nu il a wil .-. L Jvanne tCar0l Dormanl models the dress shv wears in Victoria Regina tTime Out For Cingerl while- Pauline Harding as Agnes. the mother. Joan lMarilyn Montgomeryl and Howard Carol lllerald Hernandezl look on approvingly. I36 1 ,qua di' G'x pi fm? 8 N.: ,. I ERIC JOHNSON MARILYN MONTGOMERY A-NNN!-I THOMPSON in ' LYNN MFFKS Presirlenl OTIS DFQRBONNE Parliamenlarian E4 if Vive Presirleni Secretary Tff'f15Ill'l'f The Spanish Club was organized to stimulate an interest in the Spanish language and Spanish speaking countries. This club was recognized in January V153 and all Spanish students are eligible to join. Agn? sc' Habla cg5,l7dl1f7'll The Spanish Club members are, bottom row: Davida Williams, Frances Kelly, Sue Thompson, Judy Allen, Marilyn Montgomery, Carol Dormon, Libby Tollette, Barbara Goldsmith. Jill Wharton and Shirley Leger. Second row: Mrs. Wortman, sponsor, Pat Hazelrigg, Susan Davis, Judy Lillis, Jerry Richard, Carol McKinsey, Connie Broussard, Patsy Comeaux, Linda Fung, Dorothy Judice, and Lydia Oubre. Third row: Alvin Sonnier, Spike Cloninger, Alex Fitch, Barney MeCasland, David Eddleman, Betty Robertson, May Dell Romero, Liz Thibodeaux, Alice Love and Mary Mitchell. Top row: James LeBlanc, A. J. Leger, John Downs, Alfred Arnaud, Otis Derbonne, George Catlin, Kelly Hawkins, Eric Johnson. Lynn Meeks, Bill Hawthorne, Fred McCall and Billy Simon. ft 'Q Dr, I 4, x lxsullnv 'lllmilumlvaux All-glmw Williamx Su-un Pllillipx Allllll' Lanmlry Willn-rt Nm-l :Xnxxv 'Taylor NI r rx! W ullw N Nallv Wallxinx Carolyn l,nwr- lluln la f 'wrly 'I -r' ' 'Q lfl'fl.l,-K l2llll,lll'l.-XFX lllfKNl'I ifl'fl,l..-K PAT 'FURNER l'llYl.l.lS lllf5Tl'fR ll:-5 llurkin, IIff'Yl!lf'llf I-1.I'f' l,ff'.SI'lll'lll Ser'rr'tnrv TW!!-YIIff'f Parlcz- Vous Zfarzgais? Tln- Fra-ncll Club mvmlwrs arc- pivturwl ln-low with tlwir sponsor Mn, Hulnws rvarly fur tln- nmnlllly nwi-ting. fxgx ar M. G 5 l I37 38 SYDNEY XIIER BOBBY l.EE ROGER. Presirlenl Serrrtary .IERRY Dl'll0N Trvnxlzrer S i S , 5 lil DDY Dl'DDlNG RICHARD DALE NIENARD Rf-purler Sentinel ll ' Z , . Stresses leaders 1 Below. a group of F.F.A. xnenilwrs show students from a Civics Class the proper method of planting boxwood. F.F.A. me-nllmers are: Johnny Viator and Adam Latfomlw. Other stud:-nts are: Donald Ray The-riot. Deanna Auld. Stephan Walters. Timothy Pearson. Bill Willis. K:-nm-th Nlouton. Sapirvs Broussard. Richard Stepp and John DeBoisl1lanf'. who sponsored the planting project. iiii z: , l ui.i:: ii is Kg q irs lith I A I , . .J . LV.i khtuyypg u in , l ,. W st., W is Q i ll R F.F.A. NIOTTO Learning to 110. Doing to learn. Earning to lice. 5 f Llflllg to serve. The Lafayette Chapter of Future Farmers of America was organized in january. 1935. The primary objectives of the cluh are to interest and encourage young men in a career in agriculture. to contribute to an increased pride in the farm. home and its surroundings and to develop citizenship and leadership of its memlrers. Some of the projects of the F.F.A. members during the year mere. grossing vegetahle plants for memhers and patrons of the community. a joint radio program with memhers of the Choral Department. a campaign to control fire ants around the school and participation in the annual educational field trip sponsored hy the Parish. F.l ..-X. memhers also entered many and varied agri- cultural contests throughout the year. Pictured allow' are members of the F.F.A. Clulu carrying out their campaign Io control fire ants around the school. bapcrufian and Gitizeushzjv l .l .A. incmhcrs pictured below are: Mr. ,l. D, Concienne. sponsor: Sidney Hier. tllen Vanover. llohhy Rogers. Toni Thibodeaux. F.F.A, Sweetheart: Jerry Richard. Richard Menard. ,lohn Allen Rogers. Second row: Charles Richard. Boh Martin. Ray Broussard. Sidney Cilhert. Presley Rogers. Louis Bahin. Leroy Chassion. Hilton Richard. Pat Champagne. James Dore. ,lames Sonnier, Loiton Socier, Third row: Johnny Viator. Jimmy Lf-Blanc. Calvin Picard. Jimmy Picard. Ronald Xlelancon. John Breaux. Freddy Koury. Bill Ri-ed. Carol Lacy. Fourth rom: Bill LeBlanc. Cale David. Jimmy Walters. Alex Stoutes. Donald Cormier. Pat Latiolas. Leroy Hahin. Adam LaComhe. Ray Broussard. Henry LaComhe. Caslon Saucier. Donald Guilheau. Pat Patin and Dalton Boutin. e V f 5 I39 -f 'SVN qw I V W' x- 'E 'XLTIIA LEE KENNEDY JACKIE WILTZ NANCY STROUD HOLLY LEBLANC MERLENE HOSSLEY l'n'.wi4le'ri1 Vive l'resi11f-nl Serrelary Treasurer I'arli'amer1Iarian 000 Nlvrnlwrx of tha- Ell..-X. arf: first row. offire-rx: :Xltha Leu- K+-niwtly. Javkie- Wiltr. Nunn' Stroutl. Xlolly l.4-lllunv. llc-ah June' Huff. Me-rle-nr Hosflf-y. Nlarlvnr- Hosslvy. and Ur-orgiana llc-he-rt. Swoml row: llvtty I.:-lllanv. laura llvlwrt. Yiola Roy. Earliue- Tliihotlf-aux. Dolorvi Wiltr. Fantlra llox-lov. Sallyv Parsons. Joym- Duhon. Anne- Corn:-ll. Donnye- Smith. Sally Watkin-. Kathy 'l'llilHf1lf'illlX. Kart-n Nl:-ivr. Carolyn l,ow'. ffonniv Rf-f-d. Kathlr-on Williama llrvntla llurgin. llall- llarriaon. Elle-n Povlw. Pat Me-ntle-s. Cr-rry I.:-Blanc: llarhara Hall. flaylv lfhavlic-rv. Toni Young. :intl Janrfllf- llourqut-. Thirrl row: Javkic- llunvan. Bonnie' Pvrkins. llvanna Huval. .-Mulry l'atin. Nlurgrut Dore-. Elainm- Latiolais. llonniv l't-llagram. Janim- R0hir'hvaux. Dali' Aycot-lc, Carolyn Xlorvant. Susir- Doiuinguv, Ja-an Jost-y, Yvonm- 'l'ouvhe't. Janvllv Taylor. Shirlvy Wm-lull. l.ona ll:-hr-rt. lxiilfltlfl Broussard. DlWl1lfP4 Cuidry. Carolyn Yandlv. Norma llftlllrrilfli. Patfy lmlllanv. llc-rnmino M1-llo. Anna Rf-II l.e-Blain: Cfharle-nv Hosts-r, Norma Love-. Claire- llc-Rotxwollv. lrii llre-aux. Shirlt-y Arr:-nm-aux. anrl Janiw H4-nrlf-rson. Fourth row: Jufly Lillii. livanna Aultl. l'aula ffarliiotivlw. Patty Stvin. Suzie' Shrorlr-r. Pat Ei:-ro. Rarlmara Lions. Earlinc- Sonnie-r. llwe-mlolyn Callot. Earlint- llille-arlvaux, llrline- Landry. Plloelw Blanchard. Fayt- Courville-. Nlolly lfvvrs. Cuylt- ffhuatant and Nlrs. Owe-r. Fifth row: Juan Antlc-rson, Kay Loc-, Lintla Lllllglilllk Connie' lfhargois. Jo Ann 1,1-Blanv, Sh:-rry Brooks, Ba-vffrly Erniv. Elaine Whitt: Susan llavi-. Sunmlra lformii-r. V1-lma Vt-nahlv. Joyce liourlrvaux. llvlla lforinivr. Judy Arwnn-aux. Brtty Provofl. Sixth row: Maxim- Caumlin, Prisvilla Alle-manml. Marilyn Br-lsom. Earlinv Huval. Bt-tty Le-lllanv. ll:-tty Latiolais, Shirlvy Broussarfl. Karin-l lfarmivhval. Eayv Vincvnt. Cl:-nrla Rupotvr. Nlarlm-nv Nlvnarml. Toni 'liliilmdx-aux. Ulf-ntla Daiglf-. Earline Dominguez Charlottf- Hollis. Arlf-n Nlorvant :mtl llilliv Cfaflv. Caufar 1. nlli1i1:':.1'-1'-u-una 5 pu 'l I '1Q-01 r1 itFP'l'1'?L,. .....'4-..n1li1!.lL'l a.4fn-i tQlf0RlllUN.-5. HEBERT LE.-KH JUNE HUFF BRENDA BURGIN XIARLENE HOSSLEY Recreation Leader Reporter Counselor Historian Vcuf flarzkaus . . . High school students of today are the homemakers of tomorrow. and the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. The Lafayette Chapter of Future Homemalcers of America strives to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. emphasize the importance of worthy home membership and to encourage democracy in home and community life. The Club has been very active during the past year. A delegation from L.S.H.S. attended the State Convention in Alexandria in the Fall, participated in the Junior Style Show. took an active part in the District Meeting here in Lafayette and held their annual F.H.A. banquet honoring members of the club and guests. Altha Lee Kennedy. president of the Future Homemakers F.H.A.N memb6fS HTC f'flj0Ying 8 d01iCi0llS H1681 SPYv6d at of America. presides over the banquet. D011 S Seafood and Steak House. ,gg ' 'Sf' SPX 35' 5 if 41 '!Mb- L gf' dll- .l.-UIKIF ITONIINGVE JOY BROWNING NIIQRICIYITII Xl.-XX lim- l'ff'Sl'llf'l1l Svrretarlv 7'ff'!1.Yllff'f V 'lille Matlwliiatic-s Club mis rf-urgmiizccl this yt-ar lu primiutf- un iiitf-rvst in the- YaSt field of lVl8lll6'lll8llCS. Nleiilliersliip is open tn mzitli stuflvnts who liavv an interest anrl flesire to learn tlw sulwjcvt 5 aml who will participate in tlw nimitlily im-cftings. .IINININ tIONI.l-IY R53.2112151,7.iLgl!XF' lfaaag Mathematicians Xlatli fflulr IIll'IlllN'l'S urv, lmttom row. lvft to right: Bill Hawthurnv. Xlvrt-mlitli May. Eflrvss tfliopin, llarne-y Mvflasluximl. Joy Browning. Erin Bucklantl. Joan Cnrniivr. Raynimid Uuillry. Mira- Fullvn and liriv johnson. Sm-mimi row: G4-nrgv Catlin. Holm Hours-. Bill Downs. Dick Kvnnvrly. Jwlinny Tnlsuri. Jimmy lllair. ,lun Newton. Robert Pliililwr. johnny Helton. ,le-rry Ye-azy, Ronald Rulanml, llavirl Ecllvman and Miss Bvgznaml. sponfor. Top rnw: Dinka dvlloislilanv. Kvlly Hawkings, Kvitli Hivliard and Frm-st Ifllug. DC 7- NHIRI let HFBI- R I' BOB MARTIN JANET HUV Xl Sf 1 renin President Treasurer The purpose of Lafayette Senior High Sc-hool's 4-H Club is to further the develop- ment of better home living for the boys and girls who are Americais future farmers. During the past year the Lafayette Chapter has taken an active part in many varied and interesting programs. They participated in the Parish Achievement Day and had one member who attended the National 4-H Club Congress. Head - Heart - J-famtv and Health The members of the 4-H Club are, first row: Norma Arceneaux, Wilda Gautreaux, Paula Carmouche. Delta Melancon. Barbara Lyons, Dell Aycock, Melaine Fitzgerald, Virginia Fuel, Beverly Baudoin. Joyce Guilbeau. Second row: Ronald Breaux, Mona Easley, Louise Wilsone. Judith Patin. Roberta Beaucaire, Pat Patin, Mary Alice Holier. Dale Harrison, Terry Veron. Third row: Mrs. Holmes. Jerry Broussard, Macy Dennis, John Knight. John Ray Racca, Sidney Gilbert. Ronald Roland. Bob Martin, Kenneth Vallot. L. J. Broussard, Jimmy LeBlanc and Arlen Laughlin. Parlcz- Virus Members Ke: The l'arlc-z-Vous is the svhool m-isspaper wlnvh is pulmllslmml twin- monthly aucl rf-1-ortls all phasvs of svhool lift-. It also svrws as a forum for pro aml 9 A f at von stuflvnt vxprvsslons on mat- ,Q ters pe-rtim-nt to ilu' sr-liool and its at-tivitivs. Q4 f lfllllfllf ,'l.N.Nl-Xlflllf ffflilor .4xsi.sta1zt Eflililr ,4dz'ertis1'r1g Editor l'Kl'l,,K .l,UfKllf .-Xl.'l'llA Llflz WlI,Dl'fRT NlM1Kl'fY DIDOIS KENNEDY NUI-fl. ..15.,,'l,,U,,, A4,1,-,.,fi5f,,g fjfr,-,,1mi0,, Ediw, ,4sx1'x!11ril ff-Ilfflllllliflll .-tx.si.v1anl lfirf'ufal1'o11 l'f4lilor GA YLE Etlilnr lidilor Sl SAN CIIAIIHI-IRE NANCY lMRll.'Xli:X l'llll,l.ll'5 DORSl'f'l'T lQ0l.DSNll'l'll 'lillf' Parle-z-Vous staff shown lwlow 4-onsists of the following me-mlwr-. liottom row. lm-ft to right: Nulrliy Schmitz. Molly Le-Dlanv. Dre-nda Durgin. .loliv Landry. Darlmara Drobisli. Jvannr Fvrrivr. Dah- Harrison. Anne' Corn:-ll, Cc-lia Ann lluillwau. Janim- Dt-larue. Mary Ann Kirkvmlall. Nl:-laniv Fitzgvralfl. Carolyn Morvant. Dah- Ayvovk. Yvonnr' Duhon. Earlinv Dominguez Pat Turnvr. Nlargrat Wallace: Sally Watkins. Kathy Tliilmodt-aux, J:-anne Williams and Charlvs Hohorst. S:-tfoml row: Katlilwn Williams. Carolyn Lowe-. Phyllis Hr-stvr. Diane' Colla. Marilyn Nlontgonwry, Suv Ann Thompson. Sallyv Parsons. Gao Drt-aux. Dctty Ln-Dlanc. Shvliah Chatlain. Ruth llvnmlrix. lillllflllllt' Quinilty. Joyvc- Allvn. .loyrv Duhon. Nanvy Allvn. Jackie' Wiltz. Mary Ellvn Stvirhe-iin. Shirlvy Landry. Anno Taylor. Elh-n Pochfi, Pat XIf?IlflPS, and Mvredith May. Top row: Mrs. llrt-aux. sponsor: Gayle- tlliavln-rv. Paula Mackey. Susan Phillips, Willwrt Noel. Jackie DuBois, .-'lltha Lu' Kvnnedy, Nancy Dorsett. llarbara Goldsmith and Miss Begnaud, sponsor. ' 'U 1 . ,Ma am, Q 1 4' x 7 , v -s ....-ru'f f'a i l l at E:'E':'-'-.F..1:.: '...'?f-2.1 N N-M Go 'U X- N X 21' 'hui-.7T,- ji--ff, t.f ff, j,,: v M ' ' , .. ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,..w,, ., a fa an i Q. - ,W N TVN N f 5 ii W L' A -5 l H . Q. . ,ry Mai 35? ' ludcnts Well-Jnfarmcd - ,af nd Ng ? ' , , V N In 5 A Paula Niurke-y and ,lavkic DuBois proofread the copy he-fore lhv pupvr gui-s to prow. Nancy llorsctt. at right, watches the type living: sa-I. llotlmn right: A job wr-ll duno, Paula Mackey 4-lm-ks tin' last copy of Senior Edition. Jackie- Duliois in-low, rush:-s to nu-vt another deadline. YZ? 'v -'H -ffm. ig. Y iw' 1 'L wi' ,Q ATN at 1' . U ' t K if K , ,. 1 A 7.,, M 4 'Q .1 ...Za . M 1 if - ,f 'Q s --2- ' -- S ,, , xg 9 Q' X 1 1' jhujxlpl 'gl RNHAM JILL X1,XTlllS l':XlL'lNE IAISFERRE SALLY W.-XTKINS HUIINEX lllflllfxxlf I'rmi1lmf l ive IIIPXI-IIPIII l iff' PFPSIJPIII Sefremrx Treasurer l'pK'l'SW UWEXS .lAL1Kllf UUBOIS DIANE lfl'ILl.'K Llf 'l'llll30l?lI.Kl X lx'eporle'r Sl'l'lLft'f1lll-III-fll'IIlS SPFIEPIIIII-llf-.'1fV7l,N 5f'Vfl4'l1Hl'f1!'.'lfIHS Wanda Suarez Cliarlottt- Quinilty 4M Ambussmiors 4 The growth of Les :hnis sinve 193-1 can easily be seen in the development of the service projeets. social functions and social tlevelopinent of its Hl6llllNtI'S at Lafayette Senior High. The organization is a sulm-junior elulm of the Fecleratefl WllIll?I1.S Cluhs and is open to Senior girls of L.S.H.S. The requirements of Knne Cornell Shirley Norse Earline Bernard Sll1'lYl'T PTC'-lt'lill .loan flreeiiealix Nlargrat Wallace DHVi1lH Willialnfi 5lN'liiil1 Cllillvlillll f 'NV w 5 , 64 . J Q- ..l ,N IN .g l g , - Q 46 .M aa, if 1 L. ti , ' ...AAAI -14.1 ex F I , ku. ,loycc .-Xllcn Alicc Hanks Gayle tfhachere bandra Hayes 70011 LW!! . . . nielnhcrship are good character. disposition and friendliness. Their projects range from fun at the annual Sadie Hawkins dancc to service projects of which there have been many during the year. The happiness that these girls bring to others should be re- membered in years to come. Jolig- Landry Betty Lf-Blanc Molly LeBlanc Xlary Mint-hell Marilyn Montgomery Diane Odom -I NWQAX' .lcanne Ferricr Barhara Goldsmith Celia Guilbeau Lona Hebert Judy Hutchins Lil Landry Paula Mackey Karen Meier Myrna Patin Barbara Richard rw .:,, . rw ' Tb I ,N Q-W, sa N 'ff-4 X N - 'X sy- C' 'E' it 'gras x H . c,, Ixlv , V . VAAA A i -H1-Q9 I if ,Y ' 'X 'V 4,-N 1 x.A 4, K hz V 1 A in i 5 f 5 'Sw 5 - s - I ii .A .- 'Q Q an -A A' 'Q .,,x M at V ,V -.A. Q3 I .1 ',., Q - ... Mm.......-. L, Suv Ann Tlnuupsun 5+ . . as . ua. Pat Turn:-r Edna Worley Martha Lamhffrt Yvunnv Singlvtun Kathy Thilmdvaux Sandra Mvaux Spring Cm flzylzhyhis Sacial Quncfions . . . lfrmn lf-ft I0 right: Shvliah Chatvlain. llllarlntlc- Quinilty, Ruth Hvndrivk, Jackie DuBois. Jackie llurnlmm. Hrs. Alton. sponsor: Liblny Tulle-ite. Mrs. llrvw Cornell. Cvlia Ann Guilhcau. ,loycv Allvn and livtly Lvlllanc gather around the- beautifully arranged rvfrrrhnwnt table at their lea hunoring Srmpvr Amivi. Q'-lr is 5 Hr tar King, ,R ln the home of Mrs. Drew Cornell Les Amis entertained Semper Amici with a beautiful tea. Shown pictured above are Nancy Dorsett. Janice Henderson, Betty LeBlanc, Joyce Allen, Ann Cornell, Susan Phillips and Paula Mackey. Social and Kultuml Development .75 Stressed . . . Miriam Turner Joyce McQuire Mary Ellen Steirheim Anne Taylor Jeanne Williams .ln NANCY STROIIJ .Xl A l 5.-Q: ,qu L- 'Q' if ' 5 fix NIEVREDITH NIA-XY N ...M 4 I. li b A i if gm- .-XLICE LOVE Q 2' , A I'.X'l I'Y STEIX Trevzsurefr llarlmra llvll -V4 Always really with a friendly Slllllt' uncl a helping: hancl. the Sn-inpe-r AlIll1'l , rw vnntrihutf- much toward the feeling of 1-nnpcratinn lvetxwc-ru wlnml and 4-nnnnur The cluh is one social and Civic primle. Snnn' nf the prnjevts of the '36-'ST sc 1 yvar were donating baskets nf fnml lu the new-ali nn 'Iihanksgixing and Christnm l'rp.mlf-111 I we 1,fCSlI1t'l1f Serrptary RIAXHQH HIQQQVQINS JOAN WHl'l'XIAN GLENDA DAIGLE Repnmfr Swgfaril-af-.f1rrn.s Svrgeant-at-Arnzs Nancy Allen Janelle Bourque Cae Breaux Janice- Dc-laruf' E31-line Dorningue Nanry Dorsf-tt ...ul M Brenda Burgin Gayle- Cha nt Barbara Drnhish Mivr- Fullf-n ' K Lff?z?lg.- i7i, 'fA2VW i ' '-1 .I fWll5 9121163 - .......K.... llal'ln1m Hull .Xmlrvu llvln-rt ,Ianive H1-nrlvr-on XlziI'lz'l1x- llos-lq-3 Xla'rlc'na' llu--lvy 'xlllllt' ,lnulmn sponsoring an Lllllllllll tea to honor Les Amis and faculty members and the presenta- tion of un all-talent show for the stuclent body. Semper Amici is truly a clulv we van ln- proucl of. Shirley Landry lh-wrly Nlay 5 4 i af 4 f ,Q I E.. 9 l. fr.. Nt Kay Lee Phyllis Lelilanc Norma Low Pat Nl:-ndes Sally Parsons Mary Lou Pt-ck ' S ' 1 :'1J5jj,5 ju bi . . :., GX ,, . , as . . A EFA XWN Q' .aqui U Y-I .Q Inna- Ilornsluy l-Klllul ln- Kennvsly llllflblyll Lowe Susan Phillips ' it f 2. 0 oeeu L L .L L... A A. 'S Us C' L 5 Sv- 5. -ef if ,Qi ,- - in '..M ,-n., 5' N 'wt 'L Sllzannvsllrndvr ' - Toni Thibodvaux Y fn Jam' Xvhitf' ,A ,N Q. Aix Erllwllagwlv K u u wk A Jai!k?:-llQVil:zmm- 4 wr' :7r1e11dl1r1ess and Scrwcc Are Stressed . . . Thv 1056-57 Smnpf-r Amici Club of Lafayette Sffninr High pow fnr thvir Li0n,s Din group IDlI'lllFf'- 5 - 2 x R 1 li Sf if-'W . Cm 21 W9 J .,,LQm,i7Vi.k . H N 1 x , A :- fla: J 'Xl Sh, 66' Shown around the- rvfreshnwnl tahlr at the Spring: tr-a are- the officers. hosts-sses and sponsors. From lvft to right arv: Mrs, Alive' Lou Dawson. Nancy Stroud. Mc-rwlith Nlay. Alive- Inv:-. Janice- Higgins. Mrs. Mattie Belle. Patty Ste-in. Barbara Bvll. Barbara Drobish. ,lanffllv Bourque-. Gaz' llreaux and Mrs. Polly Svhmitz. The- tea was he-ld in the- lovely home of Mrs. Schmitz. .Annual Spring Qu . . . .lanelle Bourque, Shirley Landry. Cac' Breaux. Gayle Chastant and ,lill Mathis enjoy themselves hetwrf-n hits of chatter and sips of punch. r s. 'gf x , :W Y Q N Q 1 1 - 1 ,J 'it xr' 8' x 5 ,7PQ,, '-1.255 60 ch Whitman - For your insistence upon clean sportsmanship in all fields of athletics- For the work you have done in developing the character of the boys who have lieen under your supervision- For placing more emphasis upon Preserving the health of the boys than upon winning- For your encouragement of scholastic achievement- For twenty-nine years of devotion and loyalty to Lafayette Senior High, we dedicate this athletic section to you- I54 flzyh Ideals Nun' X 3 F 5 7 ki Y f , H ,W,. 4, 5 Q Q sir? 'Q ff sw - 'mf I ,, . ,. A3 Q W2 la .Ak 3 1 , ra Y , 4. Y F X .L ' '5 -K ,5 51 . A Q A r 1 1 - ' -v x . L ' . . 1 P 'I 752: -7 ' ,, .Jw wi M' 3V gg f if A , fx Q uw.. SQ. Q '-s X. -f - N K' 'K 1' nf.. 1 ' , - .. ,,.5f - ' f 1'!tl3KFflY:fW-. ' I - High Standards 410,-Ufll .-NI,l,FN NIYFRS . -W N' QQTKWK NCQ 6 vu, N?- .-A 9 AN xk X N 1, ' ,px X XQAXX W X - X NV ' by 4 X, XX- QTFJ N 'QCQNQ X. GX vs Vffixxc' IMIK SAITNIIERS f0Af H IOUII' WHITNIAN K I-IN N ETH STVIOTH I-IR NI A N 'Q V' rimfin c:H.xRI,r1s QC Privm XQQEQQN v Av xx' 'F 873,144 XXX ,--Q NV ' .QX .QI kv 'xx 582' NNY QXQXiR'QXXk , - X 1 Q5 X xN' Z' E ROBERT THFRIOT DAVID TITSWORTH SAMMY TRIPPF FLUYIIF VINCFNT Ilia '11 43 51.1 COACII VINCENT 60 . w ,y 11, mm .11 J, -lufqz, Iyllfkw I. , 'limp X 91519 ,Hx 'B vw 610 lr '96 451, '57 110,115 1 - . V COACH RAY!-'ORD 'W l,FHl,ANlf .114 J4 X170 111, fvfzf 00 1? flfp -gy .lg 11 04: W W Xk.' ' QQ 15410 , W 7' 0ZZf2'5'r , 7, poo ,gf QI Ill: 622, V N ,X wwfxf'-3 5- mm A vwwq, 2 W .2 NUBBH SCHMITZ DON WIIIIQX DARRFL YVRIGHT GERALD BEADLF DONALD MANNING NAQUIN MIKE STURM HICGENBOTHAM - - W5 I g f'! , g 5 Wi x 3 3--. V . , .. 51. l'c'h'r's Frmxklin Holton Upolnusas Lulu- Chu lfrnwlvy ,lvnnings I' Ne-w llwria Mvlwvlllf- Sulphur Lliufilllfll' I58 vm fe-If l'Hlll'Pl' tm' goal , . . Puma lavklf-nl .mf-1 f-.lm Lions u nwrgc' upon nppmmclmt- . . , 0 0 30 13 28 1 10 13 I 26 20 fggii La fayvtlv La fuyvtlf' I.,llfZlf1'uQ' Lafay :lite Lafay vltf' Lafayvttv La fllyvllv Lufayvtle' Lafay elli- Lafay vttv La fay vllc Qollaufing gl70fbllff . . . l6'aske ball Km-Q-ling: Paul Be-rtrand. Ronnio Nlcllalilvy. Charlie- Triicfdflll. Bobby Duplex. Seronrl row: liuavli Mlvn Xl:-ye-rs. james Mill:-r. Larry Simon. Paul Lung, Sapirvs Broussard. Third row: Hollis' Rliirivhzlrf. .IUIIHHY Tolvson. Rube-rt Tha-rim. Jackie Domingxuv and Gay Hopkins. Truvsdell looks guml on jump ' .ff W O , ' 1 l Ln ' ww ff 9? 2 l NA , D -Q, V-cu J' vw-I K. NH W First row: David Titsworth. Plug Chambers. Lee Jolly, Donald Higgenbotham. Anthony Bourgeois. Harris Pnntiff. Second row: Lynn Meeks, Ted Falls, Pat Fleming, R. J. Hollier, George Arm- strong. Coach Saia. Third row: Ronnie McCauley, Jackie Domingue, Charles Truesdale. James lmlllanv. Dalton Bnutin. Armstrong heads for home . . Meeks beats the throw 'f'i,Q1., fi-1 , e -W V 'V . v'fa-2 Lp' -WA rf: M-an Qs' i ' , '-.lic Q. ww. ,-........... G, G , , A 'B Left to right: Spike Cloninger, Johnny Tolson, Darrel Wright, Robert Theriot, Robert Philliher, Raymond Guidry. Jim Davidson, Gerald Latiolais, Dalton Lt-Blanc. Second row: James Gauthier. Don Wiley. Bob Clark. Gregory Long, Daniel Hargf-tt, Floyd Vincent. Lew Graham, Norwood lllf'1'l1E. Jimmy Conley. Hubert Odom, Earl Dominguf-. and Mike Sturm. LeBlanc' on the 440 . . . Long showing good form 3. e S. tl A Q ' it yo oo ottt G i l ,Q Q . Cfhar K .W . fa . 1 . 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Dancers JOYCE DUHON HAROLD BOUDREAUX l -wwmwv22 m1ap,Mm l Hes! ,411-,Around JILL MATHIS GERALD HERNANDEZ Mast Athletic DIANE CELLA PHIL NUGENT ,Mast Lfikeq ta Sucwcd GAIL CHACHERE WILBERT NOEL ,,X sm mr, .1 me 1 if ' L A Qriendlicst f wif -A-,G , D?- MOLLY LEBLANC LYNN MEEKS gg 43 X f 31195 M A '.' A 7 1 Rig . 3 . , 8, ,D ,Mast Papular i , SANDRA HAYES DONALD HIGGINBOTHAM , . ,ish ll AF' . .-S253 1' -2 if Q x , A 'fn I'AlVl.lNE HARDINC S4-niur Mafqlle- ami Uzuvl JOUR IANDRY Svnim' Raml MARY ANN HOI,I.0WEI.L Junior F.F.A. l7l 1 ,W wav all Nw X i? 1 BARBARA COLDSMITH Sf-ninr Spanish Club MOLLY EVERS Sophomore Linnvttes CAROL DORMON Sf-ninr Dramatics Club IO.-KN WHITNIAN lunmr fflulm SIIIRHCY IANDRY S+-niur Ililvrury ffluln 'XI,'l'HA LFE KENNEDY F1-nior Hmmr Fswivh s QQE my-. x A 'Rx Mun 'hif- M f fr Q51 ff: ...x M .E ' . A 1, 1 .,.1 ,, af. PG' . r - vw 4 aa. Qi -is u 9- ss. . .ix Q ,,-zf 4 K - A A -W ' ,':.L!'-xi 6 ,lx lgs L H . T ,, , , 1555? v 'U fi' Q ' ' - if fi A f -A wiv SEHK K VV,,. nf !:,. , A rx fin w sv fm, 1 Sig: , xi gg c K nk avr- 52 PAULINFI LASSERRE Sf-ninr Se-nior Class SANDRA HAYES Svniur l,ion's Din l78 SALLY WATKINF Senior French Club Santuis Christmas liolls. l,.S.H.S. Sweethearts in a moment of expectation. await the anounce- ment of this year's Miss Merry Christmas. As Nou-nihcr comes to a close. tension and ex- citcmcnl mount as each class. cluh. and organization prcparcs to sclcct its candidate for Miss Merry Christ- mas. Who will it he? is the big question ringing through the corridors during these days of holly and mistletoe. One cluh announces its sweetheart-then another and another. until all the candidates have heen chosen and the eourt is complete. Thc pictures of the sweethearts are posted in the lohhy. Students crowd around trying to get a glimpse of the girls who will vie for the crown. A few days hefore the big night, students in each home room class vote hy secret hallot for the girl of their choice. The climax comes the night of the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. The votes are counted. and last minute preparations are made. Backstage. the girls gossip among themselves in eager expectation. As the sweethearts are presented, murmurs of Ohs', and AhsH sweep the audience. Then the announcer's voice. filled with excitement. comes over the loud speaker: And now. we are happy to present Miss Merry Christmas of 1957-Miss Molly Le Blanc. Each girl is the belle of the ball as the court dance begins. flrfwr iudenfs As the end of the school year draws near, the faculty selects two outstanding stu- dents from the fifteen fields of study offered in Lafayette Sen- ior High. But awards and honors do not stop with classroom work, for Lafayette Senior High stu- dents distinguish themselves in extracurricular activities as well. All awards are indicative of good character, initiative, and determination to succeed. We are happy to present the 1956-57 outstanding and honor students on the pages that follow. U15 Prcsentatian of I NM, :my W. f .Iii X KY fi? L- 11 .mm mf lm - 55- X lg: Q51 ...R x -W x3g::QeSf,2:f i .... fi' ' . M-, x 'I-fl. , .',: ., gg. v'..'..' ,Q wr- ' ff . 5 L -If Q inf' 3 'f f - -in 1: 1 . A 'W ' Q , iv ' , ,., . V qaffi Mx, w Q '.: .: :I,. .- r u . . , W T 'k ,1 :'W1'? - 1' 1 . ,. A 'Www ?i Mg,:.Q2-4,1 4- af. W kyir -,-- Wsfg v H xf g.--L lp f , , X f ' ww, , K -fx -an W' if, ' A my X L ,lmww-L . , .. Q- A ,,f4 A STUDENT GOVERNMENT Lynn Meeks Jill Mathis S MATHEMATICS Marilyn Montgomery Eric Johnson ART Davifla Williams Clyde Broussard ,fgfv T SOCIAL STUDIES DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Diane Kennedy Beverly Trahan Frances Kelly Delores Melancon l 'W ll l l a' Q W ll I f I'- ATHLETICS Jackie Domingue Phil Nugent l83 wwf - ' SPEECH BUSINESS EDUCATION aulinv Harding Nanetlv Downs Jm-kio Ilulmis PUBLICATIONS Hflrfvld Bvudrvaux Paula Mackvy Susan Philipps I M, II, H .1 9 ff? ' . T ' I I if -- Q I MUSIC Gail Chachere Ann Taylor FOREIGN LANGUAGE Wilbert Noel Marilyn Montgomery INDUSTRIAL ARTS Paul Pierret Forris Peters l85 B81 I, '. WHEN' ff . ww., 1.1, , ,Y WNW Sw k..lirWW!' 325 I 5 gg. ww- W' ,HSI mg. , EH' -..if,. Iywfwmfvffgegf.-sw -1 N:--Yam 1, '- f ' Q zgfgtu v3i'sk1f?f: wig-,2,5: .1 x 3- aa' gimri f- 'ff , ,,, ww Xi 'Z 3 ,M,W L, , , .ly4NF ,996 +1 'I . V UV. V, , . 6-ww Fi,ff?.5?E1 , 593 A Q F' it If z W ,M X ww y 73 OUTSTANDING LAFAYETTE PARISH SENIOR Sandra Hayes Sandra Hayes is shown accepting the Ki- wanis Club Award for outstanding senior student from the parish of Lafayette. This award was presented by Mr. Frank LeMire during the annual Senior Awards Program, and was based upon service to the commu- nity, church participation, scholarship, and leadership. ENGLISH Celia Ann Guilbeau Wilbert Noel 1'-FU' gg A 7 4 .ag , . mama. fmmwni M . ' Ag Q, gf: if '4 in Q L V i Pictured above are a group of seniors who received awards and also gave different speeches. From left to right are Gerald Hernandez, Pauline Harding, Jackie Dubois, who received the Masque and Gavel award, Martha Lambert, who was Master of Ceremonies, Nanette Downs, who received the Secretarial Science award, Chuck Sundess, who received the American Legion Award. Pictured below are a group of students who were tapped at the Honors Day Program. 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'-' ,li .,.zQ .5- ik It K -.V ww. ,iff :nw Big if ,fn 1 Q , -mia H 9 ti lx l ' , 1 f , ,f S ' . - '--s SX x' l Q .4 ' si'v1.'x f Y' Shown above are students of the Sophomore Class. lt is the annual Honors Day program. Pictured below are the members of L.S.H.S. who placed first in district and state rally, received an award in a music or speech festival, or received a scholastic award. u v . . 4 X . , .Queen ,Melody of the I 95 7 Garnival Ha ,Cafayelfe Seniar Hzyh. 1- 2 2 4 j 5 V 5 .Q 5 3 NEA. Q-, i' T2 2593 W1 5 z if H lx, , 2' '9 'L .bw M, sw 3 'ff M Y Em S 5 -.un fi! A' i1..1ax QQ We LH iA f'I!',',!f 'Qrfgf , Mg 1-H:-ry f ..kk V ' 43' J A ff, 135 M u ,,M--:vw I IIA Huviu liulai rialv- hm' rvyitl 1-lmriut ilimn .lf'fff'l111r1 Strvvt in th' ill Hi: in full' lilv' gltllllv. 52 'Wu f Gm I,:lfz1u-ttv Nwiiur Hlglil llilllllltl tlllti stu- elm-iitw gzatiit-rt-ci on tht- vu-ning uf Ovtwlwi' 211 for tht- 1030 Futltlvziil iimiit-vmiiiiigz. Xttvr ai gm ami main pqirmlv tlmsn ,ls-f- ft-rfuii Stn-vt. the- wrmui flllwi tht- ftauuix :it Clark Fit-lil fur thv guina' with Num lhvrial Ilighk 'Nvllt-it .lzir'lwts. 'lihv Liuiif fuught html. :ami Villllt' out thi- xsiir nm-rs. The- 54-niurs, mvrixlwliiwfl. xwnt wut un tht- fivlit ami tml l'iIt't'T4 :thing with tht- tiil1't'Tit'l'ifiPt'f. Thi- 1-rmxfl vurrimi its spirit to thc' Yivtury ltaiivv ilflt'fN2ll'liS. ixlierv Miss Paula Nlavlwx was vrmsiie-mi Frmthnll Hmiiz-vniiiiligz iplll't'lt for IW30. ,4 Vkforiou Sfwtinzll flvmecvmiug tfuptain Phil Nugu-nl. Ll -tar qtiartvrlmau-k. vrtm-iif Pztula Nlackry u- Fmitlmull Hmlu-1-miiiiigg tllnnwii for 1956. Alan slltlkkll am- lfirel Haiti pillliilll' LZIN-l'l'l' and hvr vwort. lwralti Hvrrlamh-1: ami SK'l'l!IlIi Maid Jill Mzithix :mel he-r t'5l'tlI'l. R. J. Huilir-r. ,W X N' mu par of the l'outl1.1ll H1bl!ltC45Hllllfl lourt watchvs ,lt 0. w ll won ll But Duuratn-d y of a wmr I ll lmns 1,111 staff wu Ile B?NlDlC1Pf3l8d lar. u ngu 14 unmr ax- float dcpuung 4 Hallowf-sn Q Q. 'YS 3: NM Yu N SN N1 K v Q! x .K ik X Nw N M llns xt-:lr lor luull llonte-1-olnin' lqht 1 E716 3726 Haskclbat ,A ,K ' atkmg' 1 N QQXW W with Qm 'n 1, Nuttall- no t'.tmvX1'S lf 1' tht- first titnm-. the Senior Class sponsored a Basket- Quwn Saul with mm g. ' - -tniditlatt-S wvre votr-cl upon hy the hasket- lmll tm-ann. untl tlw rt-sults we-rv withheld until the night of the gnnn-. -Xftz-r tho introtluvtion ol thc vamliflates. the name' of the 1Illt'4'll NSHSHIIII1 illlIl'l'fl. lit-low are pivturvtl tht- Baskftlwall Hoincconiing Court of 1957 with the-ir Q-worts. I.:-lt ln right. they are: Barbara Cf7lllSll1llll, Elisf- llurlc-y, Sanmlra Connivr. Mary Ella-n Stivrln-ini. Sandra Mt-aux. Dale Harrison. Pat Turner. First Maid jackie' Burnham. Que-vn Sally Watkins, Sf-vond J... , w 4111111111 Homecoming Nab 1 b .The y 50, A B HIIIJH, A be B11-efauzlzrfjduw fllgt S th - b looks Ziscifdida .Qual Anxious friends. Maid Jvannc' Fc-rrirr. Alicf- Hanks. Edna Worley. Judy Allen. Anne Taylor. Margarvt Wallavv. and Norma Broussard. 'N sinh whiff' R Hbhilrrl iss my lzrisfmas r Chriitmag Miss Me' Y Year and Mr. H8997 New hu- MQ, s ..+..aK..a.r The highlight of the Holiday Season is the Miss Merry Christmas Dance, sponsored annually by the Lionis Din. On December 18, the 1956 Miss Merry Christmas Dance was held in the Junior High Gym, which was decorated in a Toyland theme. After the introduction of the candidates, Lion's Din sweetheart Sandra Hayes, as Mistress of Ceremonies, announced to a tense audience that Molly LeBlanc had been elected Miss Merry Christmas of 1956. Molly was so overcome by the surprise that she turned to hug her escort, Wayne Smotherman. fPicture at left.J She and Wayne were crowned by Sandra, and then were presented with a gift by the 1955 couple, Toni Thibodeaux and Pat Owens. fPicture above.J 1 3 fy V. 5' i ff 5 if fr ... g Karmml 1 T A ' f if-. A 1 . yt til, tx, King Leo XXII FHARLES L. SAUNDI-IRS On l7el1ruary 28. 1057. the Royal Order of the House of Leo celebrated its twenty-second year of existence with the annual Carnival Ball. The Dall was held in lsenherg Hall under the title of A Pretty Girl ls Like A Melodyf' As each Maid was intro- duced. Harry Greig and his Orchestra played her favorite tune. The Maids and Dukes were nominated and voted upon at a Senior Class assembly. Sandra Antoinette Hayes was named Queen Melody. and Charles L. Saunders was selected King Leo XXII. First Maid and Duke were Kathleen Thihodeaux and Donald Hig, ginhotham: Second Maid and Duke, Patricia Owens and Kenneth Smothcrman. This year. an official crest designed by Mr. Cecil Raspberry was adopted for the House of Leo. and it is to be used at all future halls. First Maid and Duke. Kathleen Thibodeaux and Donald Higginbotham. qecond Maid and Duke ff , 'VN -.--at Queen Melody SANDRA ANTOINETTE HAYES ueen We-lody and Kmg Leo XXII in their royal robes. 'in I-qi pi I 4' 0 v F1 Allow are- pivturt-d sonw of tht- Royal Nlaids and llukm-s. l.4-ft tn right they are: Clyde Landry Luna llvlwrt. Nulmluy Sfllllllll. Bvtty Lt-lllanv. Rolvle-y lluplvix. Carol Dorman. Pat Owens, Joyce Allen. Cvrald Hvrnandvz. Ruth l-lvndrick. Balm-r .AlJSlllQ'I', and Diane Cvlla. Ike ll ,Melody lt's lilllglll timv as the- Court ,leste-rs, ,lzunvs Lunln-y and Gail lflla1'l1c're-. go frollrlungz about the court. uv fun-iv-Jrifg 'f I NI:-mlwrf uf the- llixia- pariy. MQ-mln-rs of tht' Conff-dn-ratw party. xIf'lIlllQ'f'S uf Rvlrrl parly. X Frances Kelly addresses the audience at a pre-election rally. Kampawzsz Posters - its Slectivn Uwe is 'Elf 1, Y ,kgfe V 33555 I gs R.. 1 Earline Billeaudeau leaves the voting machine after casting her vote on May 16. Slectiau Returns STUDENT COUNCIL President ..,.,.....,,,,7..77,,7 ,77777, N ancy Stroud Vice President ...... ........,,7. B illy Simon Secretary ....,.....7 ...77, Y vonne Duhon Treasurer ,,,.,..,.., .,7., D ianne Derbonne SENIOR CLASS President .........., .77777, R onald ,Iudice Vice President ...... ...,77...,..,,. P atsy LeBlanc Secretary ,,,,,.,,.e, ,,,,,, A ltha Lee Kennedy Treasurer ............., ,.ee,,..., J oan Whitman Sergeants-at-Arms .,,e tm. Jimmy Miller Robert Bass Representatives ,,,,.,,,,t,.,,,,,.,,..., ,, Jill Wharton Brenda Burgin, Meredith May, Gail Chastant, Phyllis LeBlanc JUNIOR CLASS President ..,,.....,...., ,,... H enry M. Heymann Vice President ...., .,,....,.. D arrell Wright Secretary ......,,,,v v,....t, ,I ay Browning Treasurer ,.....,..,,.., ...eV.. B obby Theriot Sergeants-at-Arms ,ttt,,,, Bobby May Bill Busch Representatives .....,......,.,........,.. Molly Evers Dick Kennedy, Dinka deBoisblanc, Jo-Jo Philliber, Sue Sheets llllll ixyx XV mmm Ylivk ,fi f E716 5111! of 11 J-ligh School Hamer Below the Graduates are pictured as they marched into the L.S.H.S. auditorium for Baccalaureate on May 19. At right below the Senior Choir provides entertainment at Baccalaureate. Also on stage is Reverend T. F. Wallace. who delivered the address. 1 dw k :gf uf fill? ,an ,a fa' iz-1 wx' Q 7-'HQ x 3 is f .J fw C i ' ' 3 Ni 41 l 1 Q- , 4 c IP K - rp, 1J, f, is E C - mx k Z, ' 3 ll xi N iiixfxfifri m ig 'xx w im W V ' ea- ---h kerky I' C. ' if-ii I veg - 'A i...A t4- COMMENCEMENT Above are pictured the Graduates as they sat in Blackham Coliseum for Commence- ment on May 24. At right above are the class officers, the Valedictorian and Salutatorian. and guest speakers. The program included an address by Dr. J. B. Wooley of Northeastern Louisiana College. the Heginniug of ll New Eye Q 4659 sssiies N 9 xef9 i 9 I6 .....-, 6 IOOZ yearbook Sales Won by English Elass Qumran iw Mrs. Durand's 9:00 English class proved themselves to be faithful Lion's Din supporters. They were the first class to record 100W yearbook sales and because of their efforts this class won the full-free page offered by the Lion,s Din staff. Pictured seated from back to front are Cae Breaux, Brenda Burkin, Altha Lee Kennedy, Toni Thibodeaux, Barbara Stooksbury, Jill Wharton, Charles Hohorst, Sandra Meaux, Guy Courville, Donald Gonsoulin, Larry Simon, Kent Broussard, and Ted Falls. Standing from left to right are Bill Daley, Mrs. Durand, Marlene Hossley, Leah June Huff, Barbara Arceneaux, Merlene Hossley and Connie Reed. Student teacher, Miss Frances Pickering, gives Shirley Landry a good suggestion Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend BUICK Darrel Wrigh+ and Norma Allain say GO BUlCK. See Buick for a BeH'er Buy - 'rw EVANGELINE MOTOR COMPANY 208 Pinhook Road CE 5-I56I AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE Facfory Trained Mechanics Body Repairing and Painiing Recondi+ioned Used Cars SOUTHWEST LoulslANA I VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL sci-noon. Crowley, Louisiana Aufomobile Mechanics Elecl lCIiY Auio Body- Repair Elecffonics Paini and Upholslery Machine Shop Bookkeeping Radio and Secrefarial , . i.., Television Sfenographic Refrigerafion and I Air Conclifioning Clofhmg Consfruciion Welding Diesel Engines and Farm Machinery Drafiing FREE VOCATIONAL TRAINING STENO-SERV Mrs. Helen Boulei 305 E. Vermilion LAFAYETTE, LA. CE 4-4963 DIXIE OFFICE SUPPLIES Office Supplies - Equipmeni 2I3 E. Vermilion Lafayeile CE. 4-6379 E. G. Arceneaux, Jr.. Prop. UIIN Besf Wishes From MERLYN A. LACHAUSSEE Us f yfi!rsg ,tx ix E Ageni' Penn Mu'I'uaI Insurance 'Danni' II3 W. Vermilion Sfreel' Telephone LAFAYETTE, LA. CE 57403 -f3E-5680I Complimenis of THE SKUNK Guess Whafg a home run! LAFLEUR'S JEWELRY STORE For Finest in Jewelry i ALTMANS The Drama Quar+eH'e won many honors during +l1e year. From leff +0 righl' are pic+urecl Marilyn Monfgomery, Celia Ann Guilbeau, Pauline Harding, and Gerald Hernandez. Complimenis of L. A. FREY AND SONS VS AT4 PM Hurry, a+ ihe raie +l1ey are going fhere won l' be much left THE CHUCK WAGON Our Burgers Are +l'1e MOST ABBEVILLE HIGHWAY PHONE CE 4-4967 FOR SMOOTHER FAMILY LIVING . . . Depend on Nalural Gas Use Au+oma+ic Gas Appliances JUDICE PHARMACY CE 440I0 Mauriceville Roacl LafayeHe, Louisiana MURPHY JUDICE. B.S. Phar. CHICAGO TAILORS Corner Vermillion and Johnsfon S+. ff f Sfanley Halpin CE. 5-6I88 ,I LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA Natu ral Gas LOUISIANA S . SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE ervlce CE. 5-5I05 I I I Wesl Main La'FayeH'e. Louisiana COURTEOUS STUDY HARD, Kms! DEPENDABLE ALLEN BREAUX 207 Eas+ Vermilion LAFAYETTE MUSIC COMPANY Home of Fine Pianos III3 Easl Vermillion CE. 5-5I20 Besi Wishes CHARLEY'S GULFPRIDE SERVICE STATION 200 Oal: Ave. CE. 5-33l0 JUDICE INN Abbeville Road CE. 5-4945 GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLY New Modern Loca+ion 203 Oak Ave. CE 4-5226 LAFAYETTE. LOUISIANA Sue Ann Thompson smiles, al' her fafher, while leaving fhe field. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Resources Over 30 Million ESTABLISHED IN I89I SI'uden'I's insisf on LaFIeur's Florisi' for flowers. LA FLEUR'S FLORIST Besf in Flower Arrangemenis and Giffs for I'he Siclc Visif Our Nursery HENDERSON NURSERY 'For PoH'ed PIan+s and Shrubs Complimenfs of GORDON HOTEL I00 Easl' Vermilion CE. 5-642l Complimenfs of JEROME E. DOMENGEAUX Mayor MACK l.. DUPUIS Trusfee of Finance CURTIS A. RODEMACHER Trusfee of Public Property TRIBUNE PRINTING COMPANY THE YOUTH SHOP Lafaye'He's Baby Shop I S1YVO?M355Lin Bes+ Wishes me 0' GREYHOUND LINES Y' -' 4. 1 ist! JOHNSON BICYCLE STORE 945 Easf Simcoe Schwinn Bicycles - Mofors - Planes Ride in Siyle Wi+h a Bicycle From JOHNSON BICYCLE SHOP CE. 5-2330 Lafaye'He, Louisiana Complimenfs JEFFERSON THEATER Soufhern Amusemeni' Company Remodeled and Renovafed for Your Comfori' OUTSTANDING ATTRACTIONS AT ALL TIMES Jefferson S+. CE. 5-4I I4 For Por+rai+s Thai' Reveal Your Charm and Personalify ELLIS PHOTO AGENCY Marilyn Monfgomery flirfs wifh fhe cameraman as he snaps a pic+ure from 'Ihe Senior Banquet r--:iq sw X. AMERICAN SUPPLY J, Y, FOREMAN OF REAL ESTATE LAFAYETTE fZ'l'I.Z 'Fll'2'I,.I.Z'.Zl,BEI,ll leL'L'i'iZfeI2com' DWIGHT W. AN DRUS ,WHA We sell ire ear'I'l'1 and insure w ai' is on i+. LafayeH'e's Oldes+ Family Sfore INSURANCE REAL ESTATE WRST 'N QUAUTY AND WEAR 4u5 w. Vermilion CE. 5-5556 Complimenfs of Lafaye'H'e's Complimenh of BAND BOX LEBLANC'S AUTO SALES BEAUTY SHOP M ZW! complamem of 0 LafayeH'e's Larged Dime Sfore 'lf' Florisi' MORGAN AND LINDSEY, INC. Clarence, Roy. and Jackie, work diligenily on L.S.H. sfudenfs FLAT TOPS LADIES' HAIRCUT FREE PARKING r li Complimenfs of Jill Wl1ar'I'on models an af'l'ernoon dress. DEWEY OLIVIER Aurhorized Lincoln - Mercury Dealer Real Es+a+e - Renials - Insurance Appraisals - Leases STANSBURY REALTY COMPANY 30I Jefferson Sf. CE. 4-I079 CITY PHARMACY Prescriplions CE. 5-4322 G. J. Melchior, Jr. Lafaye'He, Louisiana Complimenfs of AUTO PARTS HOUSE Y ii WCORPORATED LA PARISIENNE ll9 Wesf Vermilion Sl. CE. 5-6432 '-'f'YeHe- L0U'S LafayeH'e's Hearl' of Fashion Whal' AH'rac'l's Sludenls +o 'rhe NONA THEATRE? A Good Movie Nafurally. Visil' Us Offen. E. SIMCOE CE 5-2297 Complimenfs of P. KRAUSS. INC. Jewelers Since I897 Lafayeffe. Louisiana Jefferson Sf. HUB CITY PISTON RING CO. Complefe Aufomofive, Indusfrial and Marine Machine Shop Lafayeffe, La. CE. 5-4060 Complimenfs of SALOAM'S 5535 Oalr Avenue CE. 5-7273 Complimenfs of SOUTHERN SEAFOOD OF LAFAYETTE Pinhook Road CE. 5-4255 LAFAYETTE MOTORS COMPANY Talre if from Toni. who knows. DODGE has if, and more. Arlen Laughlin and Leah Welforrniro banlr fhe American way. is 8 ffffri 9 . AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Friendly Bank -, Saab I 5 .4,4.f.- a li Complimenfs of PETE'S BARBER AND SHOE REPAIR 404 Jefferson Sf. CE. 4-I850 Com plimenfs of JOHNNY TABARLET Jeweler PAUL'S JEWELRY STORE Where LSHS S+uden+s Are Always Welcome Come in and Shop for I'he FinesI' in Rings, Wafches and Jewelry 629 JEFFERSON ST. Nexi' 'Io Jefferson Thea'Ier Good Luck y LAFAYETTE -' I - Jill. Gail. and Carolyn say BOTTLING COMPANY for beH32sii0fme+iCf L 'YeHe ABDALLAS CE' 5.4548 Isla CAMERON SouI'hwes+ Louisiana's Finesi' S+ore LafayeH'e's Largesi' and Finesi' GOLDEN MCPHAI LS Cleaners-Dyers-Fur Siorage Every'I'hing REID OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 507 Oalz Avenue Phone CEn+er 557I4 f M LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANAQ 'For Your Sewing Needs NOTIONS AND PATTERNS Nex+ fo Siop and Shop GUIDRY'S HARDWARE BESSON BUESCHER SELMER EDGWARE Band Insfrumenfs JIMMY TOROK'S MUSIC SHOP Repair and Accessories 8I2 JOHNSTON ST. CE. 5-8570 B 8' G THE MUSIC MART TOWING 81 CONSTRUCTION Hi-Fidemy Headquaders Good Luck +o Fu+ure Seniors if COMPLIMENTS or DALY 0 LafayeH'e, Louisiana Lafayei-Ie CE. 53525 CE. 53525 CAROL J. RACHOU, Prop. Producers of Aluminum Windows and Related Products LOUISIANA, INC. LAFAYEUE, LOUISIANA Lemco Windows Besl Wishes .nv-'.il,? Ialia'..c.a. Io ,1 1 Lafaye'l I'e Senior High School 4 J. ALFRED MOUTON. INC. M STAYS FRESH LONGER Reallors All Forms of Insurance HUVALS BAKERY Today's Besl Buy I'I's Time Ou+ For Ginger. Barbara Goldsmilh is fouchdown bound. NAOMI'S JEWELRY Large SeIec'I'ion of Gif'I's for Ihe En'I'ire Family GORDON HOTEL CE. 5-764I LA MODE SHOES La Mode Carries AII Sizes Size Zlfz 'Io I2 La Mode Carries AII Wid+hs Sizes AAAAAA +o C DA WABBIT CAFE The Popular Eafing Spo+ of 'Ihe School Crowd OPEN DAILY Lafayelrle, La. CE. 5-03II STAGG'S MUSIC SHOPPES Marfin Band lnsfrumenfs , Accessories Compllmenfs Radio - Phonographs - Records of I006 Cameron Lafaye'H'e HOME BUILDING AND LOAN 204 E' Man' New 'Rena HART AND KELLY LABORATORIES PARKERSON DUPUIS AGENCY ... . .M I 3 we M. ,H K , A group of seniors pose for a flash af The Miss Merry Chrisfmas Dance. All were merry and gay. GAIDRY MEN'S WEAR D. S. ISHINEI YOUNG A group of L.S.H.S. s'I'uden'I's relax on 'I'he paI'io of 'Ihe R. P. Phillips home. Lefi fo righf: Charles Hohorsi, Carolyn Morvani. Jill Wharfon, Susan Phillips. Joan Whifman. and Michael Milan. R. P. PHILLIPS WELL SERVICE Drilling and Worlcover Rigs ancl Barges General ConI'rac+ing DIAL CE. 5-9485 POST OFFICE BOX 246 R. P. Phillips Well Service Is Locafed on I'he Old Spanish Trail U.S. 90 FIVE MILES EAST OF LAFAYETTE Complnmenfs J. PAUL SMITH BUILDING SPECIALTIES Earline Bernard is shown giving a reporl' on Macbefh The dsplay arranged by Mrs. McBride, sfudenr feacher, picfures scenes from Shakespeare s England Complimenfs of F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY 524 Jefferson CE 5-84I5 Bes'I' Wishes From L. J. HEBERT HOME APPLIANCES 207 Jefferson CE 5-3604 Our Sincere Good Wishes DUGAS BURIAL VAULT FACTORY 809 Oak Avenue CE 5-0420 Glass AUTO GLASS While-U-Wai+ LANDRY'S SEAT COVER 8: GLASS SHOP Presen+ing The Cheerleaders of I957-58 I Froni row: Gae Breaux. Joan Whi+man. Jill Whar+on. Second row: Sue Shee'l's. Joy Browning, Yvonne Duhon. THE McCRORY STORES Your 5 -,. 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