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

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It is not without hard work, true team spirit, and sacrifice that they have earned the distinction of First Place in Dis- trict and Second Place in State. We, the stu- dents of Lafayette High, appreciate this ef- fort and can, perhaps, best express this ap- preciation by saying what a deep feeling of pride we have in Our Mighty Lions. '.s.Mb-wx df .7, 1- x W IO K ,z.wwM.,NiiN , .. i ...nn-wlln-adn-v wsxmww-,-ms was wsrsuapmwmv-Aw.. :wi ,,6.,-..w M if I Y ,......L-.. A, fw-4-ww Ib'- 11 iwhr K -1 SUPERINTENDENT MR. CHARLES DELANA ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. CHARLES ESTES PRINCIPAL MR. GEORGE M. ARMSTRONG, IR. Guidance Lends Opportunities for the Future . Mrs. D'Ella David aw ., .- X A Q A s -Q 5- 1: A f . ,X if gr . . X ts 1 S .ig . s . Mr. George Hebert Guidance is an opportunity for a meaningful future, for a well-rounded educa- tion, for understanding oneself, for success. Whether the problem concerns a schedule or is purely personal, Mrs. David and Mr. Hebert tackle it with a purpose to solve. Administering testing programs and filing records of achievements are included in their services. The seniors are especially grateful for their efforts in helping them make the right choices con- cerning an occupation or a college education. The conscientiousness and faithful- ness with which they perform their many services cannot be surpassed. Their assistance is truly worthy of notice and is greatly appreciated by all. Mr. Hebert is always ready to perform a service for a student. l Mrs. David's ability and understanding help many girls through their high school years. E l 4 The Library Opens the Doors to a World of Adventure Miss Lillian Gauthier Aff: fi JL..z'.f fic' MU it Q,fLffL,J Universities acrosg the country were asked what type of student makes the best college material. They overwhelmingly replied, Give us a student who can read. Once a student can read with under- standing, he can conquer any subject. The library at Lafayette High is well equipped for informative reading and pleasure reading. It is in this powerhouse of knowledge that the works of histo- rians, poets, scientists, novelists, and philosophers are stored. This wisdom bound in book form is available to any student who wishes to take advan- tage of the resources. The resourcefulness of the li- brary is due to the competent, well-trained staff, plus the collection, variety, and up-to-dateness of its literature. The realms of adventure, mystery, and discovery are open to any student, while the answers to in- triguing questions are waiting to be uncovered. gm... I f, K, M-M rg and Learnin g... y Kent obtains advice from Miss Gauthier on find ing sources for a report. Students make use of the library during their study period. English Lays the Foundation for Education . E ooa gs yeet Za, . p p 5 i TH t i .--f A Q., 'K if .f f ig? ,Q 'cj - .l ' . if .Eff in 4' ' A-f5s- Kal -2 ssl Q ii , ' W if be . i Mrslg lyfattie Mrs. Marjorie Mrs. Eva Mrs. Frances Mrs. Dena Mrs. Billie Miss Ellen Cbdgrnidn Beasley Booker fl I Breaux Cappel Dryden Mrs. Margie Hanna Mrs. Barbara Lof lin I6 Mrs. Mary Love I Mrs. May, McBride Mrs. Jane Skinner Mrs. Alice Smith M... e as In building a house, a foundation lili it is laidg in building an education, English is learned. Even as ad- vanced as the world is in this age, Q English remains to be the basis of at all knowledge. As a student enters high school, he already has a workable knowl- 9 K - ' . K - - -,we-. edge of grammar. Rules of gram- mar are reemphasized, but rules are of no value by themselvesg therefore, not only the rules are taught but also a manner in which one may apply them. Grammar is the foundation of a study of English, but by no means is it all. Students are introduced to celebrated authors, taught how to communicate effectively by writing and taught how to comprehend reading selections. With much enthusiasm Mrs. Belle ex- plains a passage in literature. Mrs. Loflin competently instructs her class on the DGSIC principles U. 5...........-. Speech Leads to Effective Communication i junior debaters prepare for a coming tournament. To be able to stand in front of a crowd and deliver a speech is an accomplishment of which most people would like to boast. Each student at Lafayette High is given an opportunity to develop this skill. The art of being able to transfer one's thoughts and views into verbal expressions is taught in Speech I. The degree to which a student wants to develop his ability depends on him. The department offers more advanced courses, dramatics and debate. In drama the media of self-expression through plays and interpretative reading is explored. In debate a student's mind is made more alert, and he learns to be concise and exact. N. .c.rrrc --N DJ .savdi Mrs. Novalyne Ellis Mrs. Marie Carter Charlene gives a very informative speech. f Carol delivers a speech with poise assurance. Math Aids Progress in All Fields of Endeavor . ? X X F - , it x K N X S 1 gains. .,kk ggiri, -.. K, ye K- I F X K XLAL Q X s .V X . , f1'- - Ml5S I-Uffllfe 39802115 Mr. James Broussard Mrs. Nedra Clay Chairman A M 'Ni 1 E Q il.QTE'f. - QS .A . 1 ff.: f Q Mr. james Frederick Mrs. Marie Lacour Mrs. Anne Mathes Progress cannot be halted. Mathematics is no longer merely one of the three R's. It is of great value in the highly technical world of today. The space program, the output of computers, and the idea of automation, all require the technical skill developed through mathematics. The subjects offered by the math department at L.H.S. are general math, Algebra I, geometry, Algebra II, Senior math, advanced math and trigonometry. Math is not only important because of the knowledge which one gains from the subject matter, but also because it trains a student to utilize his re- sources. i Miss Begnaud checks this student's problem. I8 A ' Q.. xii ,.,. ff .r X 1 -X Uiiiui g is N a E 3 Xa Mr. Joe Depa Mrs. Mable Edney X K ss S: if- Q e--s e'e Mrs. jane Newhouse Mr. Tom Sterling :f lA.ff'1 .I '4icLV, ' in Miss Begnaud watches the reaction to one of her typical jokes. Science Investigates the Wonders of the Universe . Mr. Antoine Hebert Mr. Steve Antoine Chairman Mr. Charles Bennett Mr. E. J. Concienne Mr. J. D. Concienne Mr. John Guilbeau Because science plays such an important part in our lives in this day and age, a knowledge of science is essential to the well-rounded, well- educated adult. Through the study of science, each student is given an opportunity to investi- gate the wonders of the universe. In general science he will learn the fundamentals and basic facts of many branches of science, in biology he will study the plant and animal kingdoms and the hiunan body. Chemistry includes the study of elements, chemicals, and compoundsg physics, the highest science offered at L.H.S., is the study of matter and motion. Both the biology and chemistry departments have excellent labora- tory facilities. Mnlfichard Ledet Mr. Paul Long timrff-fftcnf li il The dissection of a frog is an interesting Mr. Antoine's students listen attentively as he explains a chemical formula. e f- ,Ajit w r ' ' ' . ' - Q..- :sf .aiu Mr. William QM? e.' V Lucas , 1, ',zfygqf q W.. 'i rew ar- f Mr. Ronald F211-' Patm e e ' e figs WAEEHE:!?.x..uu'ygvqg,3 H TTQ5L.:,-15!5ilj z1 .Q s, A 1' - -at .1 . ,, ....,. 2 ' sag. Q' I9 Social Studies Allows Posterity to Profit From the Past . . .ew m. .21 H -' y , f ' siffgr , 4 M - ' looo . Miss Dorothy Blakely Chairman Mr. james Purslow Mr. james Carter M The idea that one may profit by knowledge of the mis- takes and successes of others, is indeed true. In the study of geography, students learn not only about the locations of different places, but also about the people who live there. Civics, which is required in the tenth grade, is the study of our government, and it also includes current affairs. Through the studies of world history and American, history, one learns about the actions of different people, and about the reasons which made them act as they did. - s R 15 sz. 1 K ' ll is fa., tt. as X X K. . kr , rs. Florine Duhon Mr. Frances Dupuis Mr, Antoine Kidder Mrs. Alice Smart i a 5 Mr. Kidder delivers a daily lecture to his class. Miss Blakely prepares a lecture for her next class. 20 1 I Mrs. Smart's students participate in a class discussion. Foreign Languages Bring Harmony Y l MIS- Ethel Burleigh Mrs. Louise Mumpower The students make excellent use of the foreign language laboratory. . .V .M - .. . . NS Mrs. Burleigh points out the posters corresponding to the French monologue. gi .er- - Y , Mr. Raymond Roy Mrs. Ruby Wortman As the world becomes figuratively smaller, a knowledge of foreign languages becomes more ,es- sential to the continuation of peace, harmony, and understanding among the different nations. The foreign language department at L.H.S. is concentrating more on the spoken rather than the grammatical languageg however, the correct sen- tence structure 'is mastered by all. Both the French and Spanish students in the past have produced plays for rally in their respective languages. The Latin stu- dents learn about the development of words, and they learn how to translate freely. In each of the language courses, pupils study about the Cultural and historical backgrounds of the people who orig- inated their language. 5 French class is often amusing. 2l Through Understanding . .N Miss Hazel Alpha ,N X Ha me , Cun-fgi,,Woc.c,n1 Miss Alpha demonstrates the use of a pastry press. Mrs. Genoa Carpenter The Home Economics department of Lafayette High offers excellent training to the homemakers of the future. The course is developed so that the students may learn the essentials-cooking, sewing, child care, good grooming, and etiquette. They also gain experience in household du- ties such as meal planning and preparation, buying, and budgeting. Three courses of regular home economics are offered. In addition, a fourth course in home and family living is made available to all seniors. If a person takes advantage of these excellent opportunities to become a well-rounded person, he is surely to get along better in the world. Nea' Mrs. Louise Oeser I . 22 Girls in Home Economics fit their patterns. Dottie McCleod contributes to her Home and Family Living Class Commerce Develops Clerical Abilities . Mrs. Mamie Onebane Mrs. Leola Devalcourt Mrs. Joyce Hatch Chairman Mrs. Gay Miles Miss Virginia Roussel Mrs. Hatch explains a letter form to one of Mrs. Onebane points out a new phrase her class. x ssl her students. For a person to acquire a job in the business world today, he must have first mastered the essential skills: typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand. To enter into a specialized field, a knowledge of accounting, business law, clerical practice, or general business is necessary. All of these courses are offered at Lafayette High. After receiving this training, the graduate is adequately pre- pared to face the business world. H Bulletin boards inspire students to work harder. 23 Girl's P.E. Emphasizes Physical Fitness . Miss Cagiirine Ducharme Mrs. Mary Ducharme Miss Mary Gibbens Miss Grace McDade Miss Barbara Martin M f axrman , ff V .I 9 5,7 fjilp if l . . . I 1 4 cf, . 5 Junior girls practice tennis skills. Because of the great emphasis on physical fitness which is placed upon the youth of America, the Girl's P.E. department has ac- quired excellent standards. The variety of activ- ities undertaken brings the department closer to its goal: to give each girl the opportunity to obtain physical fitness. Included in its program are courses in team sports, rhythmics, gymnastics, and track. Also, it offers a four-year course in health. 1 s 24 Enjoying a dancing class. A Language Created by Music The beginners in band practice after school. The music department, consisting of the band, the orchestra, and the cho- rus, is doing an outstanding job here at Lafayette High. The band' has won festival sweepstakes for the past eleven years, and the orchestra has won sweepstakes for four years. Both of these groups are under the skillful direction of Mr. Harry Greig. The chorus is a fast-developing asset to Lafayette High. Mrs. Bienvenu is the director of the freshman, gir1's, boy's and advanced cho- ruses. She also teaches music theory classes. The chorus members discuss the list of songs for a program. Mr. Harry Greig Mrs. Doris Bienvenu Mrs. Bienvenu introduces a new stu dent teacher. 25 Drivers Education Promotes Better Driving . Mr. Lucien Hebert .. xv, 'k--e K ':.g.r ., hw A to 'mf' I t s ' J xro-Me Mr. Hebert shows a student how to park correctly. The main goal of Driver's Education is to train students to be safe, competent drivers. During the first six weeks of school, the students are acquainted with the principles of good driving through their class work in which the operation of the engine and defensive driving are stressed. When the class work is completed, each student has two weeks of actual driving under the competent supervision of Mr. Lucien Hebert. When the student completes this phase of the course, he is well equipped to face the many driving situations which he will encounter throughout life. Mr. Hebert stresses the importance of safety belts. Students receive last-minute instructions before getting into the car. Art Yields an Outlet for Self-expression . Mr. Claude Guidroz ,, The study of art gives many students an opportunity for self-expression. In art students learn how to work with clay, oil paints, tempera, and papier-mache. Many art students are called upon to design and build the props and sets for school productions. With Mr. Claude Guidroz at the head of the department, it is no wonder that the Lafayette High Art Department is one of the best anywhere. Colleen, Molly, and Susan are explaining the work behind them to the class. Neissa Martin using one of the art department facil- An art student puts finishing touches on a painting. 27 ities. Sportsmanship and Teamwork Stressed . .5 am. ss- af Rayford LeBlanc f x i . sg if Wallace Cox T mqmgss' - - ws 4 l is .. 5 l Robert Morris Boys participate in a basketball game in P.E. To counterbalance the many departments which strive to further the minds of the students, the Boys' Physical Education Department aids each boy in developing a healthy body. Stressed in this department are sportsman- ship and teamwork in every phase of physical educa- tion. Learning the basic skills of each sport, every boy has a chance to develop simultaneously his mind and his body. ,Na ..- Jack Baker Chockey Kassem .f W' an get r r fit- 152 if ' -..ii 1 iiii' i li Al Simon L l 28 Exercises can be exhausting. Tommy learns the art of guarding. Industrial Arts Reveals Potential Ability . . . Mr. Hugh Wallis Chairman Mr. Breaux shows how to weld on a bumper. Mr. Robert Breaux Creating with the hands is a skill that every boy enjoys learningg therefore, courses in industrial arts are made avail- able to him at Lafayette High. Taking advantage of this s opportunity, the student is able to develop his potential. l Under the supervision of Mt. Hugh Wallis and Mr. Robert l Breaux each boy realizes his own capabilities while fulfill- ing his desires. I Mr. Wallis explains the difference between these Mr. Breaux demonstrates some of the techniques of re- two scales. pairing an engine. 29 .1--1-1 So Necessary to Our School . . . MRS. ELOISE LAVIN MRS. WILMA LANGLINAIS B okkee er Secretary 0 P Mus W Louis Hanks, Leman Preiean, Joseph Hebert, Elois Trahan, Adam Hebert, Obre Broussard, Leon Hebert. Our rapable cafeteria worker: are: Amaione Soileau, Nemeze Hebert, Virginia Ro Troy, An Romero. mero, Rita na Ballard, Olive Broussard, Lucy Bergeron, Laura Johnson, Maydell Broussard, Viola 3 is Y- ,f 59 5 4 S Q Qgffwiyeggiggiv if fb W J 21: ,an 41 1' MA pun W X 5 QW W T e L.H.S. band attends the football arhes and ive xquwkww y Wir l X X S 5 XX wi Xyf. SN - S W P x xx k L.xxL MIKE ALESI Gymnastics 63-643 Parlez-Vous 65-66g F.B.L.A. 65-66, ALPHA Basketball 62 63 'DANNY - . SUSAN ANDERSON Art Club 62-643 French I Club, Semper Amici, Key Club Minstrel 64-65g Lion's Din 64-66g Les Amis 65-663 French II Club 65-66. JOHN ARCENEAUX Weightlifting 64-66. SHIRLEY ARCENEAUX Chorus, Dramatics Club 62- 635 G.R.A. 63-653 F.H.A. 63-64, Secretary 64-655 4-H F.B.L.A. 64-65, Rally 65-66. RONALD ARMENTOR LINDA ARMS G.R.A., French II Club, Dramatics Club 65-66. CHUCK ARNY Science Club 63-65, F.B.L.A., French I Club 64-65. SUSAN ATKINSON Honor Society, G.R.A., F.B.L.A., French II Club Junior Chamber of Commerce Award 65-66. DAVID BANKSTON Football, Track, Basketball 62- 633 Chorus, Key Club Minstrel 64-65. DAVID BARKER Track 63-653 Chorus 65-66. BETTY BARNETT G.R.A. 65-66. ! 34 Seniors Excel Academically i I 2 I s BARBARA BASHAM G.R.A., Latin Club Secretary, Les Amiesg Latin Club Sweetheart, Oil City Relays Court, 65-66. MOLLY BATES All-State Chorus 62-653 Spanish Club 62-64, Science Club 62-64, Math Club 62-663 Honor Roll 63-663 Lionettes, French I Club, Semper Amici, Girls' Football, Key Club Minstrel, 64-65g Les Amies, Debate-N.F.L., Rally-Advanced Math, 65-66, Homecoming Court. SALLIE BATES Art Club, 62-633 Latin'Club 62-64, Honor Roll 62-653 G.R.A. 63-665 Math Club 63-652 Parlez-Vous 64-65g Lionettes 64-66g Girl's Chorus Sec- retary 65-66, F.B.L.A. 64-65g Reporter 65-663 Semper Amici 64-65, Les Amies 65-66, Girl's Football 64-66. SUSAN BAXTER G.R.A. 62-65, Honor Roll 62- 643 Lionettes, F.B.L.A., Girl's Football, 64-66, Science Club 64-65, Library Club Treasurer, Les Amies, Rally -Shorthand, 65-66. GLENN BEADLE Key Club 64-66, Minstrel, Golf Team, 64-65. , WES BEADLE Football 63-659 Debate--N.F.L. 64- 65. and Athletically TEDDY BOURQUE TOMMY BOURQUE Football 62-663 Track 62-643 L-Club, Homecoming Court, Miss Merry Christmas Court 65 6 - 6. TERRY BOWERS Library Award ANNETTE BROUSSARD BREAUX HUBERT BREAUX RONALD BREAUX Science Club, Radio Club 62- 643 Honor Roll 62-633 F.B.L.A. Chess Club 63-643 Latin Club, Math Club 64-65. LINDA BEEBE F.H.A. 62-633 F.B.L.A., G.R.A. 64- 663 Girl's Football 65-66. GERALD BEGNAUD BRAD BENNETT F.B.L.A., Spanish Club 64-66. RONNIE BENNETT French I Club, 4-H Club, 62- 633 F.B.L.A., French II Club 63-643 Science Club 64-653 Spanish Club 65-66. RUTH BERNARD Track 62-653 G.R.A., F.B.L.A. 65-66. CORBETT BERTHELOT Track 62-643 Honor Roll 62-663 F.B.L.A. 65-66. PAULA BISHOP Spanish Club 63-643 G.R.A., Latin Club 64-653 F.B.L.A., F.H.A. 65-66. KAREN BIXLER G.R.A., 62-663 Spanish Club 62- 643 4-H Club 62-633 Honor Roll 62-653 Science Club 63-653 Math Club, Rally Spanish II 63-643 Latin Club, Semper Amici Girl's Football, Junior Class Style Show, 64-653 Les Amies, Masque 8: Gavel 65-66. LOUIS BOOCKER Band-District Honor Band 62- 663. Science Club 62-633 Honor Roll 64-66. JUDY BOOTH G.R.A., F.B.L.A. 64-663 Science Club, Semper Amici, Debate, Honor Roll 64-653 Les Amies 65-66. CARTER BORLAND Band 62-663 Science Club 62- 633 Spanish Club 63-653 Stage Band 64-66 KARL BOURQUE Science Club 62-633 French 1 Club 64-es. .1 l'7f 7 .. Q4 35 MARY BRIDGES French I Club, G.R.A. 63-643 Lionettes, 64-65-Secretary 65-663 French II Club, F.H.A., 64-663 Science Club, Semper Amici, Girl's Football, Key Club Minstrel, Honor Roll 64-653 Les Amies 65-66. STEVE BRIGNAC Football, Track 62-63: Science Club 63-643 F.B.L.A. 63-66. FAYE BROUSSARD Library Club, Honor Roll 62- 633 Science Club 62-643 French II Club 63-643 G.R.A., F.B.L.A. Honor Roll 64-663 Girl's Foot- ball 65-66. FRANCIS BROUSSARD HENRY BROUSSARD F.B.L.A. 64-65. RONALD BROUSSARD F.B.L.A. 64-66. ROSLYNN BROUSSARD Spanish Club 64-653 Li- brary Club, Honor Roll 64-663 G.R.A., Homecoming Court, Girls Football, Library Club Sweetheart, L.H.S. Court, 65-66. STAN BROUSSARD Football 62-653 All-District, All- State, Honorable Mention All-American 65-663 Sgt.-At- Arms 62-653 Track 62-663 L-Club 63-64-Sgt.-at-Arms 64-663 Key Club 63-64-Sgt.-at-Arms 64-653 Key Club Minstrel 63-653 L.H.S. Court 65-66. STEPHEN BRUNSON ROSS BRUPBACHER Football, Track, Basketball, 62-663 L-Club, Class Favorite, Honor Roll 63-663 Sgt.- at-Arms 65-643 Parlez-Vous, Key Club, L.H.S. Court, 64-663 Student Council, Key Club Minstrel 64-653 Homecoming Escort. JACK BUSBY Latin Club 62-633 F.B.L.A., Honor Roll, 64-65. REMY CAFFERY Football, Track 62-653 Basketball, 62-633 L-Club 64-65. 1 li 36 Senior Class Barbeque Is x ROB CAPELL Science Club 62-633 Honor Society, Rally, Key Club Minstrel, 63-66 Key Club 63-65- Treasurer-Boarcl Member 65-663 Honor Roll 62-66, Latin Club '63-643 French I Club Treasurer 64-65, Math Club 63-653 Lion's Din 64-663 L.H.S. Court 65-663 Salutatorian, Merit Scholarship Award Out- standing Key Club Award, j.C. Award, 65-66. JUDY CARRICUT Honor Society, Rally, Honor Roll 63-663 Science Club 64-653 F.B.L.A. 64-663 Outstand- ing Business Award, J.C. Award 65-66. GREGORY CENAC TOMMY CHADDERDON JANIS CHAMPAGNE Spanish Club, Semper Amici 64-653 F.B.L.A. 65-66. STEVE CHANDLER Track 62-663 Science Club Rally, Honor Roll -64-65. an Annual Activity I 5 S 2 LINDA COMEAUX F.H.A. 62-645 Treasurer 64- 655 Vice-President 65-665 Track 62-665 Honor Roll 62-645 G.R.A. F.B.L.A. 64-665 Honor Roll 65-665 I.A.O.A. Volleyball Tournament 64-66. F.H.A. Award 65-66. CHUCK COMPTON RAY CONRAD L-Club, 4-H Club, Track 64-665 Football, 64-65. DOUG CORDILL Honor Society, Football Honor Roll 62-635 Golf Team 64-655 Sgt.-at-Arms of Sen- ior Class 65-66. SANDRA CORNAY G.R.A., Track, 62-655 Library Club Sweetheart 63-645 Art Club 63-65-Treasurer 65-665 Semper Amici 64-655 Les Amies 65-66. GEORGE CORMIER 4-H Club 62-65. PAIGE CHASTANT Science Club 63-645 Semper Amici, Spanish Club Vice-President, 64-65, G.R.A., Key Club Minstrel, Girl's Football 64-665 Parlez-Vous 64-65-Business Manager 65-665 F.B.L.A., Les Amies, Homecoming Court, L.H.S. Court, Oil City Relays Queen 65-66, Journalism Award. TOMMY CHASTANT CHARLENE CHRICEOL Library Club 62-635 Science Club 62-655 French I Club 63-645 Semper Amici, F.B.L.A. Vice-President 64-665 Library Club Reporter 65-66. TIM CHURCH Swimming Team 63-645 Spanish Club 64-655 F.B.L.A. 65-66. BILL CLARK Science Club 62-66-President 64-655 Latin Club 63-645 Honor Roll 62-665 Key Club Min- strel, Math Club, Key Club 63-665 Student Council Representative French I Club, Rally-Chemistry, Peli- can State, Friendship International, 64-655 L-Club, Track, President's Council, 64-665 Senior Favorite, Rally-Physics, L.H.S. Court, Senior Class President, Merit Scholarship Award, Lion of the Year, J.C. Award, 65-66. Athletic Scholastic Award. ELAINE CLAUSE Honor Society, 4-H, Honor Roll 62-635 G.R.A. 62-665 Track 62-655 Math Club, Rally, 64-65. VALLI CLONINGER Chorus 62-655 G.R.A. 65-655 Semper Amici Vice-President, French I Club President, Key Club Minstrel, Pelican State Delegate, President's Council, Student Council 64-655 Student Council Vice-President, French -II Club, Les Amies, French II Club Sweetheart, L.H.S. Court, Oil City Relays Court, 65-66. JULIAN CODINA Spanish Club, 4-H Club Track 62-635 Basketball 62-645 F.B.L.A. Honor Roll 63-64. E. B. COLE Football, Track 62-655 Basketball 62-665 L-Club, L.H.S. Court 65-66. IUDI LEE COLE CHUCK COLLINS Latin Club 62-635 Track 62-645 Art Club 62-66. SHERRY COMBS Art Club 64-65-Sgt.-at-Arms 65- 665 Key Club Minstrel 64-665 Spanish Club Secretary, Les Amies, Key Club Sweetheart, Senior Class Secre- tary, Miss Merry Christmas 65-66. 37 The Members of the Class of '66 KATHY COTTER French I Club 62-635 French II Club 63-665 Honor Roll 65-655 Dramatics Club 64- 665 Masque 8: Gavel 65-66-National Thespian Award. ANN COULTER French I Club 62-653 Honor Roll, Rally 62-655 French II Club 63-64, Sophomore Class Secretary, Sweetheart, Favorite 65-645 Latin Club Sweet- heart, Semper Amici, Lion's Din 64-655' Lionettes, L.H.S. Court, Key Club Minstrel 64-665 Cheerleader, Miss Senior, L-Club Sweetheart, Oil City Relays Court 65-66. CAROL COULTER Honor Society, Latin Club, Rally -English 62-645 Honor Roll 62-665 Science Club 62-635 G.R.A. 64-655 Spanish Club, President's Coun- cil, 64-665 Semper Amici President 64-655 Lion's Din 64-65-Editor 65-665 Junior Class Style Show 64-655 Les Amies, L.H.S. sCourt, Rally-English, Lion's Din Sweetheart, Lion's Din Outstanding Senior Stafferg Citizenship Award 65-66. CAROL COX F.H.A. 65-665 G.R.A. 64-665 F.B.L.A., Latin Club, Semper Amici, junior Class Style Show, 64-655 Les Amies Sweetheart 65-66. DAVID COX Science Club 62-665 Rally-Science 62-645 Debate 63-655 Vice President 65-665 Honor Roll- 63-665 Chess Club 63-645 Honor Society, Masque 8: Gavel 64-665 Math Club 64-65-Presidentg President's Council Merit Scholarship Award, Math Award, Out- standing Math Student, Southern Bell Award, J,C. Award 65-66. MARCELLA COX G.R.A., F.H.A. 65-66. NANCY CRAWFORD Honor Roll 62-665 Math Club 63-665 G.R.A., Science Club 63-655 French I Club 63-645 French II Club 64-65-Vice-President 65-665 Semper Amici Rally-French, Key Club Minstrel 64- 655 Les Amies President 65-66. VERNON CRIPPEN Football, Track 62-655 Basket- ball 62-66g L-Club 64-66. CHUCK CRISLER Radio Club 62-64-Vice-President 64-65-President 65-665 Honor Roll 62-655 Spanish Club, Science Club, 64-665 President's Council 65-66. BURNS CROTTY Science Club 62-655 Treasurer 65- 665 Honor Roll 63-665 Honor Society, Latin Club, Math Club 65-645 Debate Rally-English 64-665 Key Club Minstrel Key Club 65-66. KENNY DAIGLE F.B.L.A., Track 65-66. CURLEY DARBY Parlez-Vous, F.B.L.A. Vice-Presi- dent, Key Club, Key Club Minstrel Honor Roll, Mr. F.B.L.A. 65-66. Rally-Bookkeeping 64-65g Quill 8: Scroll 65-66 38 KATHY DAVID Library Club 62-635 G.R.A. 62- 655 Lionettes 62-635 Secretary-Treasurer 63-645 Flag- Bearer 64-655 Vice-President 65-665 F.H.A., j.V. Cheer- leader 63-645 Alternate, Semper Amici, F.B.L.A. Re- porter, Girl's Football 64-655 Lion's Din 64-665 Les Amies Homecoming Court 65-66. YVONNE DEBLANC 4-H Club 62-635 F.H.A. 65- 645 65-66. RAYMOND DECOUX Latin Club 63-645 French I Club 64-65. RENE DEROUSSELL Honor Roll 63-64. TOMMY DERVELOY Honor Roll 62-665 Freshman Treasurer 62-635 Student Council 63-645 Treasurer 64-655 President 65-665 French I Club-Sgt.-at-Arms 63-645 French II Club, Lion's Din 64-655 Key Club 64-655 Chaplain 65-665 Key Club Minstrel 64-665 Mr. Senior, Pelican State Delegate, Friendship Interna- tional President, President's Council, L.H.S. Court, American Legion Award 65-66. LINDA DILLON G.R.A., F.B.L.A,, Latin Club, F.H.A. 65-66 Reign as Leaders of Their School QA l KATHY FEHLMAN F.H.A. 62-633 F.B.L.A. 63- 643 G.R.A., Semper Amici, Miss junior, junior Class Sweetheart, Key Club Minstrel, Pelican State Alter- nate, L.H.S. Court 64-653 Spanish Club 64-653 Sweet- heart 65-663 Lion's Din 64-65, Business Manager 65-663 Les Amies, Homecoming Queen, Lion's Din Outstanding Senior Staffer. BILL FENNING Art Club 63-663 F.B.L.A. 65-66. VICK FISHBACK Track 62-63, 64-653 Football 63- 65. DAVID FISHER ELIZABETH FISHER Science Club 62-633 Latin Club 4-H Club 64-653 F.B.L.A. 64-663 G.R.A. 65-66. JOAN FITZGERALD Library Club 62-633 F.H.A. 62-653 F.B.L.A. 64-663 Library Club 65-66. PHIL DISMUKES Student Council, Rally-General Business 62-633 Basketball, 62-643 Track 62-653 Foot- ball 62-653 2nd team on All-District 65-663 Honor Society, Honor Roll, Key Club Minstrel 63-663 Key Club 63-653 President 65-663 French I Club, Parlia- mentarian 64-653 L-Club 64-663 Debate-N.F.L, 64- 663 Masque 8: Gavel, Homecoming Court, Rally- English, President's Council, L.H.S. Court, Nov. Lion of the Month, Mr. Merry Christmas, Merit Scholar- ship Finalist, National Honor Certificate 65-66. KATHY DOZIER Honor Society 62-633 Honor Roll 62-663 Parlez-Vous 64-653 Editor 65-663 Math'Club, junior Style Show 64-65, G.R.A., Homecoming Court, President's Council, Feb. Lion of the Month, journal- ism Award 65-66. 1 CATHY DUCOTE G.R.A. 62-653 Lionettes F.B.L.A., Key Club Minstrel 64-663 French I Club Sweetheart, Semper Amici, F.H.A. 64-653 Les Amies, Senior Favo- rite Senior Class Sweetheart, First Belle Miss Merry Christmas, Miss L.H.S. 65-66. LINDA DUHE Chorus 65-66. DANIEL DUHON Science Club 63-643 F.B.L.A. 64-66. DAVID DUHON Chess Club, Honor Roll 62-63: Rally-63-643 Debate 63-663 Masque 8: Gavel 63-653 President 65-663 French I Club, Honor Roll 64-65. SHEILA DUKE G.R.A. 62-663 Latin Club 62-643 F.B.L.A., Girl's Football 64-653 Les Amies 65-66. MARSHA DYE Latin Club 62-643 Math Club 63- 643 Lionettes 64-653 Debate 64-663 F.B.L.A., Masque 84 Gavel 65-66. MARY ANN EATON French I Club, F.H.A., 63- 643 F.B.L.A. 64-65. LAJUAN EDLUND District Honor Band 62-663 Youth Orchestra 62-63, 64-652 4-H Club 63-653 Dra- matics Club 63-663 Masque 8: Gavel, All-State Band 64-663 French I Club 64-65. CINDY EISLER 4-H Club 62-633 Art Club 63-653 French I Club 63-643 French II Club, Semper Amici, 64-653 F.B.L.A., Les Amies 65-66. MACK ELLISON Basketball 62-633 Art Club 64- 65, F.B.L.A., Honor Roll 65-66. 39 The Class of ,66 Creates a Lasting MIKE FLOWERS Football 62-645 Track 62-665 Stu- dent Council 63-645 Miss Merry Christmas Escort 65-66. TOMMY FLYNN Football 62-645 Track 62-665 Spanish Club 64-655 L-Club 64-665 Miss. Merry Christmas Escort 65-66. SANDRA FOGLE Art Club 62-665 GRA, Track 62- 635 F.H.A. 65-66. SUSAN FORE Spanish Club, 4-H Club, F.H.A. 64- 655 G.R.A. 65-66. LARRY FOREMAN Football 62-63. JOHNNY FOSS Track, Basketball 62-63. STEVE FOX Football, Track, Basketball 62-645 F.B.L.A. 63-645 Spanish Club 64-65. RICKY FRANKS JOE FREEMAN Golf Team 63-665 L-Club 64-66. DONALD FUTCH STEVE GABAL Basketball 62-645-Key Club Min- strel 63-655 Key Club-Soph. Board Member 63-645 Lt. Governor 64-655 F.B.L.A.-Sgt.-at-Arms 64-665 Lion's Din 64-665 Junior Class Treasurer 64-655 Miss Merry Christmas Escort 65-665 Student Council Repre- sentative L.H.S. Court 65-66. BOBBY GACHEZ Football 62-653 Track, Basket- ball, Art Club 62-635 Spanish Club 64-65. l 40 Ol l DIANE GARDEMAL French I Club 62-633 Li- brary Club 63-64-President 64-65, Vice-President 65-665 President's Council 64-65g F.B.L.A. 64-665 GRA 65-66. ROBERT GAUDIN LYNN GERALDS Science Club 62-63: Spanish Club, Debate 63-64. X! CAROL SUE -GERARD Lionettes 62-64, Flag-bearer 64-665 Library Club 62-635 F.H.A. 62-645 j.V. Cheerleader 63-645 G.R.A. 63-655 F.B.L.A. 64-663 Semper Amici 64-655 Dramatics Club 64-665 Thespian Society 64-65, Treasurer 65-665 Les Amies GEORGE GERCKE French I Club 62-63: 4-H Club 62-645 Honor Society, French II Club, Science Club, Honor Roll, Rally 63-665 Football 62-655 Key Club, Key Club Minstrel 64-665 L-Club 64-655 Valedicto- rian, Merit Scholarship Award, Faculty Award, P-TA Award, Reader's Digest Award, J.C. Award 65-66. MALCOLM GIBSON Spanish Club 62-645 Basket- ball, Golf Team 62-665 L-Club 64-66. Tradition 'XV PAM HARRINGTON Spanish Club 62-643 4-H Club 62-633 Semper Amici, junior Style Show 64-653 Parlez- Vous, G.R.A., GirI's Football, Quill 8: Scroll 65-66. PRESTON HARTIENS Band 62-63Q Latin Club 63- 643 Chorus 64-65, President 65-663 Debate, Rally, President's Council, Most Valuable Choral Member 65-66. BETH HEBERT Honor Roll 63-643 Lionettes, Girl's Football 64-653 G.R.A. 64-66. BONNIE HEBERT F.H.A. 62-633 Library Club 63- 64, Vice-President 64-653 F.B.L.A. 64-663 Semper Amici 64-653 G.R.A., Les Amies 65-66. GAYLE I-IEBERT Library Club 62-633 G.R.A. 64- 66. KAREN HEBERT 4-H Club 62-633 Track 62-643 Li- brary Club 63-643 F.H.A. 64-65. vll ' , li-' DAVID GILLIS Football 62-633 Art Club 64-66. JOY GILLIS Parlez-Vous 64-65, Asst. Business Man- ager 65-663 French I Club Semper Amici Secretary 64-653 FBLA, Les Amies, Parlez-Vous Sweetheart 65- 66. GARY GLASS Band 62-65, District Honor Band 65-663 Stage Band 62-663 Honor Roll 62-65. STAN GOUDEAU MOLLIE GREEN MARTY GUIDRY Honor Society, Honor Roll 63-663 Latin Club 63-653 Science Club 63-643 Rally 64-653 J.C. Award 65-66. ROBERT GUIDRY Football, Track 62-653 Basket- ball 62-633 L-Club 63-65. KEITH HALL GARY HAMILTON Football 62-643 Track 62-633 F.B.L.A. 65-66. CATHY HANES F.H.A. 62-65, Parliamentarian 65- 663 4-H Club 63-643 FBLA Parliamentary team 64-663 G.R.A. 65-66. DALE HANKS MCLEOD HARRELL 4l Graduates Prepare to Embark TOMMY HEBERT Football 62-63g Boy's Chorus, Rally, Miss Merry Christmas Escort 65-66. ALLEN HETHERWICK Football 62-64, Chorus 65- 66. DAVID HIDALGO Football 63-64. RALPH HIDALGO Basketball 62-65, I..-Club 63- 66. BARBARA HIGGINBOTI-IAM Dramatics Club, Girl's Football 65-66. DONNA HILLHOUSE G.R.A. 63-663 Art Club, Library Club, Science Club 63-64g F.B.L.A. 64-663 4-H Club Reporter 64-65, Secretary 65-66. VAN HIMEI. Football 62-66, Track 62-645 Honor Society Honor Roll 62-63, Sophomore Class Treasurer 63-643 Junior Class President, President's Council, Friendship International 64-655 L-Club 64-66g Student Council 65-66. ANNE HORAIST Honor Society, G.R.A., Science Club, Honor Roll 64-66, Chorus, Math Club 64-65- junior Class Style Show, F.B.L.A., Track, 65-66. DONNA HORTON French II Club, Honor Roll, Merit Scholarship Award 65-66. COLLEEN HOUSTON Student Council 62-64, Sec- retary 64-65, Chaplain 65-66, Honor Roll 62-65: Spanish Club 62-64, G.R.A. 63-665 Honor Society 63- 655 Math Club 63-643 French I Club, Science Club. Semper Amici 64-653 Parlez-Vous, Art Club President, F.B.L.A. Secretary, Les Amies, Student Council Sweet- heart, L.H.S. Court, junior Class Big Sister, Oil City Relays Court 65-66. MIKE HUFFMAN Science Club 62-66, Chess Club 62-64, Honor Roll 62-633 French I Club, Debate- NFL 63-64, Mu Alpha Theta 64-663 French II Club, Honor Roll 64-65. MIKE HUGGINS F.B.L.A., Miss Merry Christmas Escort 65-66. 42 JERRY HUTCHINS Football 62-65, All-District Honorable Mention 65-66, Track, Basketball 62-63g Spanish Club 64-65g L-Club, Homecoming Escort, Sep- tember Lion of the Month 65-66. JANIS HUTCHINSON French I Club, Library Club, Freshman Class Secretary 62-633 Honor Roll 62-663 French II Club 63-64, President 64-66, Science Club, Sophomore Class Vice-President 63-64g Semper Amici, Key Club Minstrel, Pelican State Delegate, junior Vice-President, jr. Style Show 64-653 Lion's Din 64- 65-Asst. Editor 65-66, President's Council 64-66, Les Amies, Math Club Sweetheart, L.H.S. Court Senior Vice-President, Miss Merry Christmas Court 65-66. CYNTHIA HUVAL Honor Roll 63-66g F.H.A. 6,3- 65g Treasurer 65-66, Math Club 63-653 G.R.A., F.B.L.A., Rally 64-66. WARREN JACKSON F.B.L.A. 65-66. FRANK JONES LARRY JONES F.B.L.A. 64-66, Boy's chorus 65-66. Upon a New Way of Life TOM LANGLINAIS Track, L-Club 64-66. IUDY LATIOLAIS Spanish Club, Semper Amic' I! FHA 6465- GRA Les Amies . . . - , . . ., 65-66. PAUL LATIOLAIS Chorus 62-66, Honor Roll 64 66, French I Club 64-65, Math Club '65-66. MYRTICE LAUW' F.H.A. 62-65, Rally 62-63, G.R.A. 63-65-Pres. 65-66, Girl's Football 64-66, President's Council 65-66. ' ANDREW LEBLANC Science Club 64-66, Latin Club 64-65, Spanish Club, F.B.L.A. 65-66. MIKE LEBLANC Football 62-66, Track 62-64, L- Club 64-66, Homecoming Court Escort, Lion's Din, Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms, 65-66. VIRGINIA JOYNER F.B.L.A. 65-66. GEORGE IUDICE Art Club, Track, 62-63, Football 63-64. , HAROLD KEEN DIANA KELLOGG Lionettes, Spanish Club, Science Club, F.H.A. 62-63, G.R.A. 64-66, Semper Amici 64- 65, F.B.L.A., Les Amies, F.H.A. 65-66. BARBARA KENNEDY F.B.L.A. 65-66. GEOFF KIMBROUGH Band 62-64, Latin Club 63- 65, Honor Roll 64-65, Golf team 64-66, Rally 65-66. MIKE KIMBROUGH Football 62-66, Honor Society 62-63, Freshman Class Sgt.-at-Arms 62-63, Key Club, Key Club Minstrel, Honor Roll 63-66, Student Council 63-64, Lion's Din, Miss Merry Christmas Escort 64- 66, Pelican State Alternate, Student Council Liason, L-Club, Math Club, Homecoming Escort, LHS Court 65-66. TOMMY KIMBROUGH-Art Club 62-64, Football, Track 62-65, Spanish Club 64-65, Miss Merry Christ- mas Escort 64-66. KENT LAFLEUR Track 62-66, Football 62-64, Honor Roll 62-63, 64-65 F.B.L.A. 64-66-Mr. FBLA 64- 65, Pelican State Delegate 64-65 L-Club 64-65-Presi- dent 65-66, Student Council, L.H.S. Court 65-66. MADELINE LANDRY Library Club 62-64, Chorus, F.H.A. 64-66, GRA 65-66. RILEY LANDRY MIKE LANGLINAIS Chorus 64-66. 43 Twelfth Graders Anxiously Wait PAUL LEBLANC SUSAN LEBOEUF Chorus, 4-H Club, Dramatics Club, Honor Roll 62-635 G.R.A., Chorus 64-665 Honor 64-655 F.B.L.A. 65-66. VIRGINIA LEYENDECKER G.R.A. 62-645 French II Club-Secretary-Treasurer, Semper Amici Sweet- heart, Key Club Minstrel, Junior Style Show 64-655 Les Amies 65-66. SHERRY LINDLEY Orchestra, Science Club 62-653 All-State Orchestra 63-655 F.B.L.A. 64-665 French I Club, Semper Amici 64-655 Les Amies 65-66. PAT LOGAN District Honor Band 63-645 65-665 Stage Band 64-665 JOHN LOVE Band 62-65, President, District Honor Band 65-665 Rally 62-655 Science Club 62-633 Honor Society, Honor Roll, Stage Band 63-665 Latin Club 63-655 Chess Club 63-645 President's Council, J.C. Award 65-66. SHERLYN LOYD Track 62-635 Spanish Club 63- 645 F.B.L.A. 64-665 F.B.L.A. Parliamentary team, IAOA Volleyball Tournament 64-655 G.R.A., Girl's Football 65-66. DONNA FAULK LYONS GARY MCBROOM Band 62-645 Spanish Club, Chess Club 64-65. DOTTYE MCCLOUD G.R.A. 62-65, Publicity Chair- man 65-665 Lionettes 62-64, Vice-President 64-65, Flag-bearer 65-665 Library Club 62-635 J.V. Cheer- leader, Honor Roll 63-645 F.B.L.A. 64-665 French I Secretary Semper Amici Treasurer, Girl's Football Cap- tain 64-655 Cheerleader Alternate, Les Amies Vice- Presiclent, Senior Favorite 65-66. TIM MCKINNON Football 62-635 L-Club, Manager 63-665 Honor Roll 63-65. MIKE MACKEY Basketball 62-665 Honor Roll 62- 645 Honor Society 62-635 French I Club 63-645 L-Club 65-66. 1 h . 5 2 SALLY MALAGARIE Science Club 63-665 Latin Club, Math Club 64-655 Dramatics Club 65-66. PAUL MARTIN RONNIE MASSICOT TOMMY MATTHEWS Honor Roll 62-63, 64-65. MARTHA WARREN MAY TOMMY MAY Senior Activities LEMOYNE MYERS F,B.L.A. Les Amies 65-66 ANNELLE NASSE Honor Roll 62-66' French I Club 62-63, G.R.A. 64-65, French II Club 63-66-Science Club, Math Club 64-66g Homecoming Court 65-66. JOHN NOLAN Basketball 62-63, Spanish Club 62- 653 French I Club 64-65, Honor Roll 63-66, Rally 64- 65, Parlez-Vous-Sports Editor, French II Club, Key Club, Math Club-Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club Min- strel 65-66, Quill 8: Scroll. PAULA NORWOOD French I Club 62-633 Honor Society 62-65, Secretary '65-66, Honor Roll 62-66g French II Club 63-65, Secretary 65-66, Science Club 65-66g Lionettes, Debate, Gir1's Football 64-65, Semper Amici Reporter 64-653 Masque 8: Gavel 64-65, Secre- tary 65-66, Rally 64-65, Les Amies 65-66, Merit Scholarship Award, j.C. Award. SUE NORWOOD G.R.A., F.B.L.A. 65-66. DANNY O'B,RIEN Band 62-63. CYNTHIA MAYERS F.HA 62-64g Reporter 64-66, Library 62-64, Lionettes 62-633 G.R.A. 63-66, Rally 65-66. CHARLES MELANCON Honor Roll 62-63, 64-65g Radio Club 64-65, Vice-President 65-66g Math Club 65-66. MIKE MIELKE Honor Society, Science Club, Masque 8: Gavel, Debate, Math Club, Rally, Honor Roll, JC Award 65-66. GAY LYNNE MILES 4-H Club 62-64, French I Club 62-63g Math Club, Honor Roll 63-663 F.B.L.A. 64-65, Parliamentarian 65-66, Semper Amici 64-65, Les Amies, Rally 65-66. BILL MITCHELL Golf Team 64-663 L-Club 65-66. CHARLIE MONCLA Track, Basketball 62-66, Foot- ball 63-66, L-Club 63-65, Secretary 65-66, Homecom- ing Escort, ,L.H.S. Court 65-66. DIANE POYNTER MORALES G.R.A. 62-66, Math Club 63-64, Chorus, 64-665 4-H Club 64-655 Treasurer 65-66, Girl's Football 64-65g Dramatics Club, Thespian Society 65-66. RONALD MORGAN Chess Club 64-65, Chorus 65- 66. GAIL TRIBE MORRELL Library Club 62-64, F.B.L.A., Junior Style show 64-es. MIKE MOUTON KEN MURPHY Football, Mr. Freshman, Honor Roll, Freshman Class President 62-63, Golf Team 62-66, Basketball, L-Club, Student Council 63-663 Senior Favorite 65-66. PATRICIA MURPHY F.H.A. 62-643 F.B.L.A., Masque 8: Gavel, Dramatics Club 65-66. 45 Seniors Reach a Turning Point KATHY OTTERSTATTER LESLIE OWEN French II Club 63-645 G.R.A. 64- 665 Masque 8: Gavel 64-65,'Treasurer 65-665 Debate 63-665 Dramatics Club 64-65, President 65-665 Semper Amici 64-655 Honor Roll 64-66, Rally, Les Amies, Homecoming Court 2nd Maid, Thespian Sweetheart 65-66, National Thespian Award. VIRGINIA PAGE Art Club 62-633 French I Club 63-645 Honor Roll 63-665 French II Club 64-65, Treas- urer 65-665 Science Club 64-665 Semper Amici 64-655 Rally 62-63, 64-655 Les Amies, National Merit Finalist 65-66. JAY PATI' F.B.L.A. 63-645 Chorus 65-66. MIKE PATTON Student Council 62-645 Key Club, Key Club Minstrel 63-655 Spanish Club 64-65. RICHARD PECK Football 62-645 Band 62-64, 65- 665 Key Club Minstrel 63-665 Sophomore Class Sgt.- at-Arms 63-645 L-Club 64-665 junior Class Sgt.-at- Arms 64-655 Senior Class Favorite, L.H.S. Court, Stage Band, Senior Class Treasurer 65-66. JOE PEEPLES Band 62-63, All-District Youth Orch- estra, Honor Band 63-665 French I Club 64-65, Science Club. YVONNE PEYTON F.B.L.A., F.H.A. 64-66. TONEY PHILLIPS Honor ,Roll 64-655 Math Club 65-66. JUANITA PICCIONE Band 62-633 Library Club 63- 645 F.B.L.A. 64-665 G.R.A,, Girl's Football 65-66. JAMES BUGGA POWELL ,Football 62-665 L-Club 63-66, 64-66 Sgt.-at-Armsg Homecoming Escort, L.H.S. Court, Miss Merry Christmas Escort 65-66. ANN PRATT Latin Club 62-645 Science Club 62-655 Honor Roll 62-665 Spanish Club 64-65, President 65- 665 Math Club 62-63, 64-665 Rally 64-665 Mu Alpha Theta 65-66. 46 E bjuftc Q''llC ,L.i'ihliJ 51CJ LYNETTE PROVOST Liom-tres 62-665 Library Club 62-645 F.H.A. 63-64, G.R.A. 64-655 F.B.L.A. 64-66. DARLENE RABALAIS F.H.A. 63-663 F.B.L.A. 64- 65. MICHAEL RABEAUX GLEN RAXSDALE Science Club, Basketball 62-635 French I Club 63-64. MARY GENE RAYNAUD Art Club 62-645 F.H.A. 63-665 Semper Amici 64-655 Les Amies, G.R.A. 65-66. RUSTY RECORDS Band 62-66, District Honor Band 65-665 4-H Club 62-635 Honor Roll 64-65. in Their Lives ANNETTE ROUNDTREE FHA 62-635 GRA, FBLA, 64-66, FHA 65-66, Honor Roll 64-65. SHARON SCARBROCK Science Club 63-64, French I Club Vice-President, Lionettes Semper Amici Sgt.- at-Arms, Math Club 64-65, Honor Society 63-66g F.B.L.A., Girl's Football, G.R.A. 64-66, Honor Roll 62-66, G.R.A. Sweetheart, Senior Class Reporter, Les Amies Secretar 65-66. N' J. MONICA SCHIFFER F.B.L.A. 64-65, Latin Club, Semper Amici 64-65, Les Amies 65-66. y ewcomb Alumnae Award, C. Award. SUSAN SCHLUNTZ Spanish Club, Radio Club 64- 65, Art Club, FHA 65-66. MARIAN SCHOUEST 4-H Club 64-66. MIKE SCHWARTZ Football 62-63, Basketball, 64- 66, Track 62-64, Minstrel 64-66, Parlez-Vous, L-Club 65-66. MARY ANN RHYMES G.R.A., Chorus 64-66, Rally 65-66. JOHN RICHARD F.B.L.A. 64-66. JUDY RICHARD French II Club, Science Club, Rally, Honor Roll 62-66, Honor Society 63-66, 64-65, Secretary, 65-66 President, Math Club 63-65g Fresh- man Class Vice-President 62-63, President's Council 62-63, 65-66, Sophomore Class President 63-64, G.R.A. 64-66, Semper Amici--Sgt.-at-Arms, Girl's Football 64-65, Student Council 64-665 Pelican State Delegate 64-65, Counselor 65-66, Friendship International Treas- urer 63-64g Homecoming Court, Senior Favorite, Honor Society Sweetheart, L.H.S. Court 65-66, Lion's Din 64-66, 65-66 Club Editor, Valedictorian, Merit Scholar- ship Award, Faculty Award, P-TA Award, Reader's Digest Award, Daughters of American Revolution Award, Ladie of Woodcraft Award, American Legion Award, March Lion of the Month 65-66. RUSSELL RICHARD chorus, French II Club, Rally, Honor Roll 64-65, Key Club, Key Club Minstrel 65- 66. DONNA RICHARDSON G.R.A. 62-65g 4-H Club 62-643 F.H.A. 63-65p SANDY RICHARDSON Key Club 62-65, Vice-Presi- dent 63-64, Board Member 64-653 Key Club Minstrel 62-65, Honor Roll 62-63. JOHN D. RITCHEY F.B.L.A.'64-66. EMILY ROBICHAUX French I Club, Honor Roll 62-63. HARVEY ROBIDEAUX Band 62-63. TOM ROBINSON DIANE ROMERO Science Club 62-64, F.H.A. 62- 65, Reporter 64-65, F.B.L.A. 63-65g French I Club 64-65, French II Club 65-66, 4-H Club 63-64, Semper Amici, FHA Sweetheart, Rally 64-65, Les Amies 65- 66. SHERYL ROSS Honor Society, Band 64-66g Major- ette 64-65, F.B.L.A., Les Amies, Rally 65-66. x 47 KEN SEIBOLD Band 62-633 Basketball 63-663 L-Club 64-65. CLAUDIA SHUFF Library Club, Science Club 62- 633 Honor Society, Math Club 63-643 G.R.A., F.B.L.A. 64-653 Honor Roll 62-66 ROSS SHUFFIELD Golf Team 64-653 F.B.L.A. 65- 66. PAM SIMON Chorus 62-63, Dramatics Club3 Semper Amici 64-653 F.B.L,A., Les Amies 65-66. JEAN SKERRETT F.H.A. 62-663 Library Club 63- 663 F.B.L.A. 64-663 Semper Amici 64-653 G.R.A., Les Amies 65-66. BEVERLY ROBINSON SLANKARD BILLY SMITH KATIE SMITH Honor Society, Honor Roll 62-663 Debate, Math Club, Rally 63-663 Mu Alpha Theta Vice-President3 NFL 65-663 Latin Club 62-643 Science Club 64-653 Merit Scholarship Award, j.C. Award 65- 66. LARRY SMITH Basketball 62-643 Football 62-653 Honor Roll 62-633 Latin Club 63-643 Spanish Club 64-653 F.B.L.A. 65-663 Track 62-66. SUSIE SMITH Science Club, Lionettes, 62-663 Cheer- leader--j.V. 63-64, Varsity 64-663 Honor Roll 62-643 Math Club 63-653 Masque 84 Gavel, Debate, Rally 64- 663 French I Club 63-643 French II Club, Semper Amici, Girl's Football 64-653 F.BLA Scrapbook Chair- man, Les Amies, Science Club Secretary and Sweetheart, Homecoming Court, Senior Favorite, L.H.S. Court, Outstanding Forensic Accomplishments 65-66. CAROL SNYDER F.H.A. 62-633 French I Club, 63- 643 French II Club, Science Club, Semper Amici, Girl's Football, Honor Roll 64-653 Lionettes 64-663 Cheer- leader Alternate, G.R.A., F.B.L.A., Les Amies, Sgt.-ab Arms, F.BLA Sweetheart 65-66. SARA SODERBERG G.R.A., F.B.L.A. 64-663 Library Club, F.H.A., Dramatics Club, Girl's Football 65-66. 48 The Class of '66 Sponsors I l l l SABRA STEINHORST Latin Club, Lionettes 62-633 G.R.A. 63-663 F.H.A. 63-643 Semper Amici, Girl's Football 64-653 Les Amies, Masque Sr Gavel, Dra- matics Club 65-66. GILBERT STULLER Swimming Team 62-63 F.BLA 65-66. GLYNN STUTES ANN SUAREZ F.B.L.A. 64-653 GRA 65-66. TED SUDDERTH Football 62-643 F.B.L.A. 64-66. PAT SULLIVAN Science Club 62-633 Latin Club 62- 63, Reporter 63-643 Band District Honor Band 63-663 All-State Band 64-663 Rally 62-663 Honor Roll, Honor Society 63-663 Chess Club Reporter 64-653 J.C. Award 65-66. Victory ances E i JACKIE VARISCO G.R.A. 62-655 F.B.L.A., French II Club 64-65. CLARA VENABLE F.H.A. 62-665 Girl's Football, G.R.A., F.B.L.A. 64-665 Track, Honor Roll 63-665 Rally 65-66. LINDA VIATOR NETTIE VINCENT F.H.A., Track 62-655 Library Club 62-64, 65-665 F.B.L.A. 64-665 Girl's Football 64- 655 G.R.A. 65-66. VICKI VINCENT F.H.A. 62-65. SARAH VINSON Latin Club, Science Club 62-635 French I Club, Honor Roll 63-645 French II Club, Science Club, Semper Amici, Math Club, Key Club Minstrel 64-655 G.R.A., Lion's Din 64-66, Personalities Editor 65-665 Les Amies Treasurer, L.H.S. Court, Miss Merry Christmas Mistress of Ceremonies 65-66. LYNN SUTTON Latin Club, Science Club 62-635 Art Club, 4-H Club 63-645 G.R.A., Spanish Club, Parlez-Vous 64-665 Asst. Editor 65-66, LSPA All-State Asst. Editor 65-66. RAY SUTTON Debate, NFL 63-645 Spanish Club 64- 655 F.B.L.A. 65-66. STEVE THIBEAUX GAYLE THIBODEAUX Art Club 62-66, Sgt.-at- Arms 65-665 Science Club 62-645 G.R.A. 63-665 F.B.L.A., Semper Amici, Pelican State Alternate, Jun- ior Class Secretary, junior Style Show, 64-655 Les Amies, Homecoming Maid, Key Club Minstrel, 65-66. JIMMY THOM Football 62-645 Track 62-655 F.B.L.A. 64-66. CAROLYN THOMSON F.H.A. 62-635 Library Club Vice-President 63-645 French I Club 64-655 F.B.L.A. 64-665 GRA, FHA 65-66. MARK TOLSON Student Council 62-63. PAT TOROK F.B.L.A. 64-665 Semper Amici 64-65, Les Amies 65-66. BONNIE TRAHAN Science Club, F.H.A. 62-635 G.R.A. 63-665 Track 62-665 Library Club, Ra1ly-Vol- leyball 64-66. KITTY TRAHAN Library Club, F.H.A., Track, 62- 645 4-H Club 63-645 F.B.L.A. 63-65. BETTY TRIBE F.B.L.A. 64-65. MIKE VANARSDALE Football 62-665 Track, Honor Roll 62-635 Miss Merry Christmas Escort, Art Club 64-655 L-Club 64-665 F.B.L.A., L.H.S. Court, Home- coming Escort 65-66. 49 Seniors GANA WHITE Art Club 64-66. TRIGG WHITE Science Club, Honor Roll 62-663 Debate 63-663 Masque 8: Gavel 64-663 Rally 62-653 President's Council, Outstanding Debater 65-66. BETH WHITESIDES F.H.A. 62-643 G.R.A., F.B.L.A., French I Club, Science Club, Lion's Din, Semper Amici 64-653 Rally, Honor Roll 63-643 Les Amies 65-66. MIKE WILKINSON Latin Club 64-653 Debate Club 65-66. RAYNE WILLIAMS Lionettes 62-65, President 64- 653 G.R.A. 62-643 Chorus, Semper Amici, Girl's Foot- ball Captain, Lionette Sweetheart 64-653 F.H.A. 63- 663 F.B.L.A. 64-663 Cheerleader, Les Amies, Home- coming Court First Maid, Cheerleader Sweetheart, L.H.S. Court 65-66. STUART WILLIAMS French II Club, Science Club 64-653 Honor Society, Honor Roll 64-663 Math Club, Rally 65-66, Outstanding Science Award, j.C. Award. 50 Are Worthy of Their JOHN VODICKA PAULETTE VOORHIES Honor Roll, Science Club 62-663 French I Club 62-633 French II Club 63-663 Honor Society 63-643 Semper Amici 64-653 Math Club 63-653 Les Amies 65-66. ' JANA WAINWRIGHT French I Club 62-633 Chess Club 63-643 Latin Club, Science Club 64-653 Parlez- Vous 64-66, Co-Editor 65-66. NANCY WAKEFIELD Library Club, Lionettes 62- 633 Semper Amici, F.B.L.A. 64-653 Lionettes, F.H.A. 64-65, F.H.A. President 65-663 G.R.A., Les Amies, President's Council 65-66. JIMMY WALKER YNETTE WALKER Science Club 62-653 F.B.L.A. 64-66, Treasurer 65-663 French I Club, Semper Amici, Junior Class Style Show 64-653 Math Club, Honor Roll 63-653 French II Club, Les Amies 65-66. MELINDA WALTON Honor Roll 62-663 Math Club, Science Club 62-643 Debate, Masque 8: Gavel 63-663 Semper Amici, junior Class Style Show 64-653 F.B.L.A., Rally 64-66, FBLA President 65-663 Debate Sweetheart, Les Amies, President's Council 65-66, F.B.L.A. Presi- dent's Award. TERRY WATKINS Orchestra 62-65. JIM WELCH Track, Honor Roll 62-663 Basketball 1 62-64. JEREL WEST L-Club, Basketball Trainer 63-663 Hon- or Roll 62-663 Track Trainer 63-643 Football Trainer 64-66. PAT WETTERGREEN Art Club, G.R.A., F.H.A. 64- 663 French I Club 64-65. DICK WHITE Football, Track 62-663 L-Club 64-663 Homecoming Escort 65-66. Title uMight Seniorsv STEVE WISE L-Club, Football-Basketball-Track Trainer 62-66g Rally 62-64. JANET XVOODS Parlez-Vous, G.R.A. 65-66. KENNETH WYBLE F.B.L.A. 64-66, Treasurer 64- 653 NFL 65-64. Pictures Not Available: CLARENCE AUCOIN ELLA FREITAG DOYLE MAGGARD WENDELL BARES MIKE GARDINER NANCY PHILLIPS LYNDA BRYANT JIM GOSSEN RODNEY ROGERS PAT CARRAWAY LYNDA JENKINS WALTER ROSE MIKE DEROUEN JEANETTE KEEN LLOYD RUE DAVID DUCHARME WILLIAM LANDRY STEVE WRIGHT Y I fx Katie Ducote, Senior Class Sweetheart, is escorted by Bill Clark, Senior Class President tth M' ' , a e iss Merry Christmas Dance. 5l E 5 INE 3 Class fficers Junior Class officers pictured at Biff-Burgerg SEATED: Jim Segrest, Sgt.-at-Armsg Melanie Duple- chin, Secretaryg Johnny de Gravelle, Vice-Presidentg STANDING: Mike Palmintier, President Mike Foreman, Treasurer, and Ronnie Cooper, Sgt.-at-Arms. Juniors Begm to onder About the Future Pat Abdella Bob Abel Linda Abernathy john Alexander Mike Anderson Valerie Anderson Gayle Andrus Charlotte Arceneaux Tex Armentor Donald Aymond Moe Axtell Judy Backus Sandy Bankson Danny Barbato Wayne Barker Jan Barnhill Melvin Barrilleaux Brenda Barras Connie Beasley Bobbi Beaucaire Linda Beeson Charlene Begnaud Ralph Begnaud Gussie Bellard Beth Bell David Bell Pat Benoit Gene Benoit jo Nell Benoit Robert Benoit Wayne Bettoney Cherie Bienvenu Paul Bienvenu Sheila Bienvenu Tommy Black Sarah Blakewood Lola Blanchet John Bonar Paula Bonnet Daine Boudreaux Glenda Bourque Ronnie Boustany 55 Hoping and aiting, the Juniors . . . - xv- . Biff Brauer Betty Broussard Cheryle Broussard Danny E. Broussard Denny Broussard Kenny Broussard Robert Broussard Randy Brown Peggy Bush john Burgin Dane Burnette Betty Busch Chad Bushnell Lolly Buxton Jeff Caffeiy Charlie Cain Donnie Cain Richard Caperton Wayne Carpenter Nolan Cashet Pat Cashman Georgianna Caves Stephanie Chamblin Ann Chastant Conrad Childress Ricky Chiquelin Suzanne Clark Mike Colvin Ronnie Combs Kenneth Conley Candidates present their platforms to the junior Class. Near the Top of the Ladder Cathy Conerly Ronnie Cooper Sandra Cormier Carol Cornay Jeannie Cottrell George Cousan Chuck Crain Jo Ann Crouch jolaine Crump Corky Curfman john Darby Charlotte Davis Don Davis Charlie deGravelles Johnny deGravelles Cindy Delahoussaye Paulette Delana Louise Demanade Linda Derveloy Roney Desormeaux Skipper Dobbs Paula Dodson Judy Dolan James Dominque Linda Dominique Mary Dozier Dale Dronet Peggy Ducharme Jimmy Dugas Elaine Duhon Kenneth Duhon Lynn Duhon Melanie Duplechin Carla Dupleix Pam Durand Ernst Dupre Judy Dutreix John Edwards Newton Elberson Guy Ellison David Embree Cheryle Ernst 57 Juniors Top ll Previous 'Q Richard Foster enjoys another stimulating chemistry class! Debbie Farmer Bonnie Fitzgerald Tommy Fleming Cindy Fleniken Ron Florea Mike Foreman Melanie Forest Wayne Foret Richard Foster Louis Fournier Bryan Fox David Fox Richard Frazell Pat Frazier Herman Frederick Donna Fuselier Linda Gaddis Brenda Gallier Charles Gardiner Ellen Gasse Betty Gates James Gautreau Mike Geralds Leslie Giles Sherrill Gilfrey Charlotte Goeger Mary Ann Graves Eleanor Greagoff Linda Green Pat Greeson Magazine Sales Sonny Greeson Rhonda Griffin Hayden Groth Dwayne Guidry Leslie Guidry Steve Guidry Blayne Guilbeau Sammy Guilbeaux Tyrone Guilbeaux Nelson Guillot Libby Hait Beth Hansen Peggy Hardy Braxton Harrell Steve Harrison Randy Hart Babs Haynes Glenn Hebert Mike Hebert Yvonne Hebert Dorinda Henton George Hepburn Jenny Herren Deborah Hiatt Cindy Hills Sharon Hingle Susan Houser Gail Hoy Sherry Hulin Phil Jeffers Leigh Johnston Linda Jones Cheryl Keller Peter Klein Mark Koch Mary LaGroue Betty Landry Janie Landry Margo Landry Mike Landry Pam Landry Russell Landry 59 Successful Prom Climaxes . . . Junior cheerleaders help to lead the student body at a pep rally. Paulette Langlinais John LaPierre Rusty Larriviere Sarah Lassere John Latiolais Kathy Law Charlotte LeBlanc Chuck LeBlanc Claire LeBlanc Roy LeBlanc Vickie LeBlanc Michelle Leger Robert Lehman Martha Logan Ricky Long Lolita Lopez Cathy Louviere Steve MacDiarmid Paul McCombie Martha McCullough Steve McKnight Everett McMichael Jane Martin joe Martin Neisa Martin Mimi,Matt Kenny Mayard Linda Mays Wayne Mehrhoff Gary Mellinger Many Months of Hard ork Dianne Meredith Kathy Merritt Alice Miller David Miller Jesse Mire Mims Mitchell Liz Molett Johnnie Monteleone Anna Montgomery janet Montgomery Marlene Montgomery Mike Morgan Brenda Morvant Clara Motlow Lee Mowe Skippe Moyers Molly Murphy Gary Nance Lynda Navarre Bobby Neely Cathy Nelson Bob Nettles Glen Nogami Donna Nugent Kathy O'Bryan Jane Ocamb Debbie Oliver Mickie O'Quinn JoAnn Page Victor Palmer Mike Palmintier Jay Paris Tom Parker Wayne Patin Lyn Patterson Ann Patton Vic Perkins Carla Perroux Dana Pike Charlie Pollock Leo Post Dale Potter 6I The Style Show Depicts N X . 'iiwv Mike receives the Spirit Stick for the Tim and Melanie narrate the s Junior Class. show. tyle Danny Price Tim Price Donnie Pugh Martha Ramey Pat Ready Rog Anna Reaux Mike Reid Linda Reinold Shirley Reinold Bob Reneau Ann Reon Beverly Rester Mike Revere Brenda Rice Albert Richard Kevin Richard Sharon Rickey Richard Ritchie Ed Roberson Jan Roberts Kelley Robertson Debbie Robicheaux Susan Robin Phyllis Roundtree Robin Rugely Johnny Ruston Bob St. Amant Cyd St. Marie Fred Salyer Margaret Sattler Much Effort and bility Mike Sattler Jody Schumacher Sharon Schwarz Gerald Segura Bill Sellers jan Shamburger Herbie Schilling Harold Short Kathy Simmons Brenda Simon John Sinclair Marcia Slingerland Clay Smith Gail Smith Jay Smith Jeff Smith Leah Smith Mary Smith Ted Smith Susan Smythe Sharon Snyder Steve Snyder jackie Sonnier Barbara Sovinsky Russell Spencer John Standridge JoAnn Stelly Susan Stephan Gene Stueben Patsy Stirling Sarah Stoute Sally Stovall Mona Stutes Ramona Stutes Bing Sumerall Eric Swan Joe Tagert Delmar Tanner Ricky Tanner Becky Teel Claire Thayer 63 Susan Zahn The Class of '67 Anticipate . . John E. Thibeaux john M. Thibeaux Clarence Thibodeaux Michael Thibodeaux Sue Thibodeaux John Thomas David Tidwell Elizabeth Trahan Kenny Trahan Sue Trahan Terry Trahan Janice Tribe Fred Vallot Karen Van Vleet Barney Vermillion Glynn Viator Jim Vildibill Sylvia Vincent John Wallace Richard Wallis Donald Waters Cathy Webre Danny Welch Steve Welch David White Debbie White jimmy White Karen White Allen Wiley Patsy Williams Paula Williams Anne Willis Damon Wilson Chris Wimberly Tim Wright Steve Young ' ' P? we by Q ?1 gk X , '--W sg-my .. .E iw . 32 1 w:fw:a-.-,, .N WQX., vs N 5 S x K ix QQ X , 9 ' dw, X X x Milk ., ,W K ' get Q. W Class fficers ...u Bn Sophomore Class officers pictured at Alesi Pizza Houseg seated from left to right are: Susan White Secretaryg Gary Smyth, Sgt.-at-Armsg Molly Bennett, Vice-Presidentg Danny Voorhies, President Mary Susan McCammon, Treasurerg and Neil Bernard, Sgt.-at-Arms. Sophomores Step ff the Bottom Rung 'GIS' -ad! Jimmy Abboud Sandra Abraham Stanley Adams james Akers Bruce Allen Bruce Anderson David Andrew Steve Andrew Glen Arrfnentor Carolyn Atchley David Aymond Priscilla Babineaux Richard Baldwin john Balengiefen Mike Ballowe Janice Basham Debbie Battaglia Glenn Battaglia Nancy Bean Ted Bearb Tommy Beard Jonathan Beasley Greg Becnel Karen Belaire Molly Bennett Paul Bennett Dicky Bernard Douglas Bernard Keith Bernard Neil Bernard Kathy Bigge Carlton Bishop Theresa Blanchard Kathy Blahchet Lee Boocker Debbie Booksh Carol Booth joseph Boudreaux Pam Boudreaux Mike Bourg Susan Boustany Ross Boyd 69 The Class of '68 Shows Initiative . . . --we Industrious sophomores work on their Sock Hop. Frank Bradshaw Chester Breaux Darrell Breaux Roy Breaux Beverly Brignac George Broussard Robby Broussard Tisa Broussard Pam Brune Scott Brupbacher Cyrus Burley Billie Burrow Leslie Burts Debbie Bussiere Sheila Caffery Laura Cahill George Carnahan George Carpenter Linda Carpenter Lee Carricut Pam Case Carleen Castille Marguerite Castille Ronnie Cayard George Champagne Karen Chastant Bobby Chastant Joan Chauvin Frank Cheatham Chris Clark n Presenting Their nnual Soc Hop David Clarke Steve Clause Debbye Cloninger Pam Cole Mike Collins Christie Combs Sonny Comeaux Wiliner Comeaux Ned Conner Freddie Cooper Harold Cottrell Steve Cormier Carl Coussan Charles Crowley Ann Culligan Robert Cummings Diana Curley Nina Daly Larry Daly Barry Dauphin Alan Davis Monica Davis Denise DeBlanc Judy Debnam Nona Decoux Shirley Decoux Daphne deValcourt Liz Domingue Terry Domingue Benny Donlon Everyone enjoyed the Sophomore Soc Hop. I 7l 'i ' it Spirited Sophs Bolster Y . g, XXX? - ls. as fu , fe' , Q 'Qs I l I JaGaSL?xX J K. 'S gn. N I sf. , T X E 19 -iff. 2 t V-me WP I-1. 0 K 3 Ei K Nz Q? K., Q33 I N 5 .ji E V 1 ft I x 1 t .K of mf, 9 f 2 albtwgfdi -- I-:'iTif's . . -'ff-e K is K if J .,. N X r 1 r i .A K . 4 xi S S i . 1 V as 4 Q s s s K K esees if, e J A if- - uf A N iv Qt 1 5 thi-fel... fjh i g -- 'B QK I . I f F 5, , sg 1.32 1.: 197 , Q A Q 4 - e Q f C i . . '11 Q , 'ri i Q.-.. 15 1 Ni ' H- ' 'K If I N ff wt: l 5 ' arf' , so 5 is ' Tk, if is - at C M sssy at W, V J K . i'z1l:3E-9,3 f in - - l 72 Mary Susan depicts the spirit prevalent at LHS. Carl Doucet Claudia Doucet Gladys Douet Malcolm Dozier Becky Ducharme Tommy Ducharme Pat Duff Peggy Dugas Anita Duhone Kay Duhon Kenneth Duhon Mary Alice Duhon Jo Dunlap Nancy Dunning jeff Dupuis Dianne Durand Juan Durst Don Elrod Robert Elwell Gloria Emerson Richard Evans Tommy Everett Beth Faulk Mike Ferguson Stephen Ferguson Michael Fielder Kathy Fisher Colleen Flanagan Carole Fore Ella Mae Foreman the Morale of LHS johnny Foreman Wesley Franciol jeff Gadclis Stephanie Gele Lynwood George james Gercke Gail Gerdsen Bill Gimbrede Gene Glass Charlotte Glisson Sissy Glorioso Penny Gonsoulin Ray Granberry Jo Anne Grasso Becky Greig Beverly Griffin Barbara Guidroz Darrell Guidry Mike Guidry Velty Guidry Ann Hall Patricia Hanchar jim Hanna George Harris Lynda Haskell Sharon Hastings Danny Hawkins janet Hawthorne Margaret Haydel Charles Hebert Daphne Hebert Mike Hebert Terry Hebert Keith Hendrick Rose Henry Susan Henry Judy Hernandei: John Hester Pit Hesterly Claire Heymann Sylvia Hibshman Christy Higginbotham Sophomores Become Settled Hopeful Sophs try out for cheerleader. Paula Hilliard Marvin Hilma Janice Hogue Trent Hollier Yvette Hollier Don Hooton Claudia Horaist Max Hoyt Connie Hundley Janie Hupp Donald Ipson Harold Jacobs Susan Jennings Dolores Johnson James Johnson Sharon Johnson Jeff Jones Margaret Jones Judy Judice Jeff Kaiser Karen Kangas Pat Kaufman Janece Keith Jay Kerr Donald Killingsworth Dale Kincannon Gerald Knight Elma Knobloch Jane Kuhn Andy LaFleur the World of LH Ah tell you, Ah nearly died! Mike Lalande, Gary Lamson Florine Landry Glenn Landry Karen Landry Terrell Landry Wanda Lanerie Patricia Laurent Linda Lau Chris Lawrence Connie LeBlanc Dianne LeBlanc Janelle LeBlanc Linda Le-Blanc Yvette LeBlanc Carolyn LeBoeuf Cathy LeBoeuf Karen Lemmon Darlene LeMoine Danny LeRoy jack Lightfoot Sharron Lightfoot Dennis Lindsey Ric Lozes Brian Lynch Mary McCammon Sabra McCann Jane McKinnon Connie McFarlin Raymond Mahfouz 75 Sophs Steadily Climb . . . UVFF5 Mrs' xv Q Sophs learn to dissect in biology class. Evelyn Mallory Tom Mallett Greg Manuel Joycelyn Marcell Sylvia Marshall jimmy Martin Rose Martin Janice Mays Pat Meagher Melinda Meche F Mary Melancon Tim Meriwether Linda Metcalfe Pam Metrejean Bryant Mier Pat Mitchell Mike Montgomery Jimmy Morris Joyce Morvant David Moulis Deadra Mouton Bruce Murchison Becky Murphy Cyd Murphy Debbie Nance Harold Nasse Belinda Neary Camille Nehrbass Raleigh Nepveux Sam Newman the Academic Ladder Rosemary Nicks Peter Nolan Mike Nugent joe Oelkers Karla Palmer Paul Parrish Dickie Patterson Bob Pavy janell Pease David Peck Robert Peschier Larry Phillips Doug Poirrier Betty Pooler Vicki Potter Kenneth Powell Linda Prather Kay Prejean Linda Prejean Carol Ann Price jan Pritchett Betsy Ramey Robert Rabalais john Raine Peggy Randolph Tommy Ranson John Records Etta Reed Craig Reinolcl Gary Reynolds Ricky Richard Susan Ritchey Danny Ritchey Tommy Rodgers Marie Robin Nikki Ruskoski Pat Ross Myra Russeck Sandy Ruston Francis Ruth Arline Salter Celeste Sanders Tenth-grade Life Is Filled Nothin' like a home-cooked meal! Susan Sargent Linda Sartain Peggy Savoie Diane Scarbrock Becky Schear , Diana Schuessler Chris Schumacher Dianne Schwartz Richard Sealy James Segura Eleanor Sewall Emily Sheller Mary Shurtleff Raymond Shurtleff Jan Siler Ramona Simon Jamie Sinclair Larry Sistrunk Buddy Skinner Linda Small Jerry Smith Roxanne Smith Wayne Smith Gary Smyth Carney Soderberg Mary Beth Spencer Charles Stafford Glen Stanberry Roger Steuben Alex Stewart ith Extracurricular Activities Kathie Stewart Harold Stutes Sissy Suddereth Norman Suhr Diana Sutherland Kirt Swan Joe Tanory James Tarpley Pat Teague Steve Templin Cecil Theaux Greig Thibodeaux Jimmy Thomas Linda Thomas Lynn Thomas Norma Thomas Jerry Thornton Clo Thurber Terry Tidwell Mark Tompkins Susan Toombs Mary Lou Touchton Janelle Trahan Judy Trahan Kenny Trahan Robert Trahan Dianne Treadway Mary Tribe Kirk Troxler Steve Vance Brenda Van Vores Martha Vassar James Venable Richard Veron Judy Viator Sheryl Vincent Walter Vincent Vince Vodicka Danny Voorhies Pat Wade Wendall Wagy Jackie Walton 79 Realizing Their Responsibilities . . A. F Q s X X K xi Sophomore Class Sweetheart, Gail Gerdsen is presented at the Miss Merry Christmas Dance by her escort Chris Clark. 80 . Mary Ellen Worley Linda Wright Dianne Yates Margret Webb Isabelle Welcher Wendy Whipp Gary Whitaker Barbara White Cathy White Doug White Clark White Susan White Tom White Tommy Wilder Ken Williams Sally Williams Joy Wilson Mike Wilson Cindy Wise Robert Lee Woods N 6 is Robert Neal Woods ophomores Umfy The1r Class Y! C Nr Nr s. N...-sv - Y X. X S - 'X' K' 1 il s...fS.fN-vrN.,,n ' 5. .-.x 'sd XXX sf X X X.. X XX r f Xe XXX X X, X Qwwigmx so i www S, SN www N XX RXQXXQQQ XQXAQXN W X ,wa- . A . Xjvrk - we-. ' .. . Mui V 4' X 4 vxssf- wx H . --.-. . .- X gg Y KW s X XRS im g' Q Ss v XX XJ A X 5 Xf Xr X X X X ,X V Q N 9 .X X Q Qs ws X XSS i ,, X X Y S 1 1 X45 X 3 X 1 X 1, NX X X X3 N it ' Ji 5 X ' xx af gf! 3 X Nw 3 Xm fi ii Xe' , X X Y X Y, X 4? X XX r J Y Q ' r V? Q X X F xy J cf .XM err 1 1, 'Kia v E115 4 if X.rX.Xw, .,Xf.- 3 x sa s fi new .r.X.sr, 5 vi Xssispagkg 5 .XX. XXX, .X.L AAX' Q p r X,.x ' ig X, k s Y Sophomore signs add much to the spirit at LHS. Mrs Cosley enjoys substltutmg for sophomore classes. X ,s 55 1 . Z f. Pfff' 'ff V f 'lu i - ,WQ14 , J K Q WQAQ New Q , K , M , b Q wiv! k M, J' vrrgxgfaifr rfuf x fglk-:if , , W in mf Mf3f m w'4 ,wrt -a z fs d ig- yi?Rw,lE'LiZJif,d , 5 V' 'AK A Aff, 'f,z,y' ' ' 'K l' ?'f-5 iffy, X ,W M 41 1 ,rl ffm 23 0 pn- ngi 'mawwklf ' . nf in B Q A' K 'mi-wif E N ! . , 'W Am, A 'M 1 RK 9 whdf M Q v4kSfkSkQ..-gli: 4 I X-pi fx ,,,. X ' XQ 5 ikf I , ', fi' m , 1 .i :w.d L f .. 3 -:ff 5' 'iq' 5 . -. I . l' '- if qx' ' ' I A if 4 ..1 -P A shi-R: Q Q Qiiffa if It A9 sl ' 4' 3 l AF?E'1s: -QP- A PE RB? :ff -if-Q - N ww xyxk Fifi' ' , , f ' 'S' K -' i 4- '-5 SS A 35:5 1 f at x L' i f kiiglfw 'Sw . Hi 5 mv, i I -.5 X ' . , 1 , QA? f S t,.,ff.ffsM sf: f . Q , ! , M5 Q1 x ,fv- , N . X if A jiri 1 . Q , . is S fsgfcg Y gf 5 if J- ,gf-fr! wif' .J Mwz:1'1? Q' 'f M-',,ff' 13'?:f Qffq 1443 Na? ALA. 1?,,'1,,xy: x EN Fr f?Hr -Yi iT'4'3tkxfd'f'9i nf Sf if A++ f4,'a07fw, fwwfl-ff bv, QA gy, 6, ,Jw A fra 55 , if g Lum 3511-1 ', X' fi-in ,gg wg My wg. gg Q Nm, 'L K Wifi: ' If + , Q-V3 1 N56 ,Eiga 'z ..A55i'..,.i?'!fX'fiw' , f S 'SX Q mf, ff? if? 9 rikku 'S tx Class fficers Freshman Class officers pictured at Shakey's Pizza Parlorg seated are: Donna Vildibill, Secretary Nolan Broussard, Vice-Presidentg Helen Nix, Treasurerg standing are: jerry Broussard, Sgt. at-Armsg Bo Anderson, Presidentg and Denny Wright, Sgt.-at-Arms. Freshmen Enter a World of New Experiences Nancy Abney Danny Ahuero Karen Akers Connie Albarado Tommy Alesi Keith Alexander Brenda Alleman Lynda Allernan David Alpha Lynette Alsgnod Bo Anderson Boyd Anderson jim Anderson Phyllis Andrew Claire Arceneaux Gary Armentor Sharon Arms Theresa Arnold Glenn Babineaux Cassie Ballowe Gwen Barilleaux Richard Barnett Becky Barnes Tommy Barrios jane Barrios Keefe Barry Tana Battle Kenneth Bean Dianne Beasley Steven Beasley Chuck Beeson Larry Begnaucl Fred Benoit Linda Benoit Gordon Bernard Francis Bienvenu John Bienvenu Nicky Bienvenu Louise Birk Billy Bishop Kathy Blackwell Steve Blake 85 tg X s ,- diy ' C fe Initiation Remains . . Chris Bolling Roxie Bonin Louis Bonnet Bob Booksh Nancy Booth Tommy Borland Charles Boudreaux jackie Boudreaux Nathan Bourgeois Annette Bourque Ann Boyd Guy Brasseaux Steve Braswell Elizabeth Breaux Sandra Breaux Patsy Brewton Cynthia Brillhart Diane Broussard jerry Broussard joseph Broussard Nolan Broussard Pete Broussard Randy Broussard Suzanne Broussard Dennis Brown Sonny Brown Susan Burgess David Burgin Jeri Bushnell Cathy Caffery a Memorable Occasion Tommy Calendar Bill Capell Dory Capuder Kathy Carpenter Cathy Carahan James Carter Peggy Carter Anne Cashman Cheryl Cates jack Caves Karen Chamblin Janie Chappell Bruce Cheatham Cary Cheatham Richard Chiasson Mary Choate Ronald Chricoel John Chrisler Randy Church Leslie Clarke Joyce Clause Ray Clement Ralph Coburn Madeline Coles Patty Collier Connie Collins Debbie Colvin Judy Conerly Gloria Conley Betty Connolly Chris Connor Jerry Conrad Mike Cooper Charlotte Corbell Tony Cormier George Cormier Marsha Cormier Alice Cottrell Anne Cottrell Curtis Cottrell Elizabeth Couvillio Drew Cowart Il 87 Freshmen Are Bewildered . E Glena Cox Patty Cox Mike Cutler Robert Dafford Michael Dauphin Andree David Nanci Davis James Davis Jan Deal Ken Decoux Donald Degeytais Renella Desormeaux Rene DeLarue Sandra MiDuzio Dave Domingue Mike Domingue Kit Donley Connie Dorsey Cheryle Doucet Rosita Douet Cindy Dougherty Forest Dowty Dianne Ducote Eddy Ducharme Frank Ducrest Pat Duchon Rickie Duhon Becky Dupre Kathy Duty Nanqf Dye Steve Ebeling' Faye Ebey Karen Ecuer Bruce Edwards Patricia Ellender jane Embree Judi Erath Nancy Eyster Evette Fabacher Pam Farmer Susan Ferguson Richard Ferriss by the Size of LHS' Billy Flannagan John Flannagan Donna Fontenot John Fontenot Waynn Fontenot Vicki Ford Kim Foreman Willard Foreman Richard Fortier Marty Fox Cheryl Friday Bobby Furse Nancy Gallasseio Judy Gary Tommy George Gary Gilbert Steve Gile Doug Goeger Phyllis Golden David Gordon Jeff Gossen Jamie Goudeau Eddie Greagoff Lance Green Rudy Greenley Jay Greig Jerry Griffin Peggy Grigsby jackie Gueno jill Gueno Harold Guidry Marleen Guidry Mona Guidry Glenn Harder Lisa Hargis Anita Harrison Judy Harrison Tina Hartiens Sheryl Haydell Deborah Heard Glen Hebert Jackie Herbert 89 Freshmen Start at the . Kim Hebert Renee Hebert Kenny Heflin Robert Hemsell Marilyn Henry Donald Henslee Roy Henson Margaret Hepburn Marcella Hundley Ed Hernandez Gary Hernandez Rose Marie Hill Debbie Hillhouse Mark Himel Susan Himel Elson Hingle Bill Hoffpauir Phyllis Hollier Kay Hornback Ronald Horton Lesbia House Debbie Howes Gary Huffman john Huffman Tommy Hunt Robert Hutchinson Dianna jacqueneaux Maureen James Charles Jartner Christine Johnson ttom R of the Ladder Gary Johnson Glenn Johnson Greg Johnson Pat Johnson John Jordan Nancy Joyce Jodie Judice Marianne Kerin Steve Kimball Scott Kimbrough Kay Kiser Kathy Kocurek Keith Koon Donna Kroger Rodney La Crone Sonny Landreth Cynthia Landry Harvey Landry Jeanne Landry Keith Landry Larry Landry Linda Landry Jennifer Langlanais Ronnie Langlanais Wi1son,Lang1anai Joe Larivier George Latiolais Kenneth Latiolais Richard Latiolais Christine Lasiter Charlotte Law Jeanine Leach Hilary LeBert Christine LeBlanc Claudette LeBlanc Cynthia LeBlanc Donald LeBlanc Jackie LeBlanc Linda LeBlanc Ricky LeBlanc Sarah LeBlanc Bern Leger S i The Tremendous Spirit . . Much enthusiasm is shown at pep rallies. Andre Lejeurme Dennis Lejeunne Carla Lester Becky Letteer Adela Licana Thelma Lindsey Bob Lowrie Linda Louiverre David Luquette Margaret McKinney Robert McKinny jim McLaughlin Chuck McMath Mark MacDiarmid Stafford Mahfouz George Magbee Mike Maher Charlotte Mallory Pat Manuel Bill Marguardt Rebecca Marshall Linda Mattin Drew Massicot Charles Mast Connie Mathews jo Anne Mays Mike Meaux Brenda Meche Cathy Melancon Alice Menard Audrey Menard Herbert Menard Raymond Menard Kenny Merchant Tommy Metzger Michael Meyer Don Meyer Debbie Mhire Tommy Mhire John Miller . Sylvia Miles Eddie Mitchell Cathy Montgomery Rocky Montgomery lGay,le Moore h Qyven, Moringt Keith Mosing Karen Mowe Richard Napier Bernard Nelson Tim Newton Helen Nix Latrell Noss jennifer Nugent Cindy Ocamb Ginger O'Fleurty Charles Otterstatter Christie Owen Doug Page Ed Parker David Patton Greg Patton Virginia Peck Debbie Pernoud Valarie Perroux Linda Perry Chris Pettus Cynthia Petro Jo Arm Piccione Annette Phillips Lee Phillips Jeff Pollard 93 Determined Freshmen Strive . . 1 s K Ness 4. I3 . i A S M Q? . ' i 1 .9: t Freshmen crowd into the gym for campaign speeches. f'i??PX x N jim Porter Liz Power Gail Prather Arthur Preiean Chester Primeaux Steve Provost Cheryl Rabalais Eddie Rafferty Steve Ratcliff Bill Razar Linda Records Roger Records jean Reese jim Reeves Virgil Reid Butchie Rhymes Brenda Rials jimmy Rich Charlotte Richard Ellen Richard Mary Kelly Richard Kyler Ries Melvin Ristau Alice Rivers Camela Robert David Roberts Donna Robicheaux Douglas Robicheaux Mike Rogers Beki Ross it To Become a Part of the School Chris Roy Jim Roy Keith Rucker Debbie Rue Frank Rugley Dale St. Amant C. J. Saloom Dianne Salsman J. E. Salter Martha Sargent Bruce Sawvell Tanya Scheible Steve Schneider Daryl Schoerest Kathy Shumacker Keith Schwartz Alan Shelhamer jan Simmons Dianne Simon Mike Simon . Robbie Simpson Debbie Simoneaux Debbie Slaughter Brian Smelker Carol Ann Smith Cary Smith Charlotte Smith Debbie Smith Doug Smith Jan Smith John Smith Sharon Smith Steve Snyder Sandra Sonnier John Stephens Dana Stasney Mark Stengel Bob Stevens Bob Stewart Cherie Stout Carol Stovall James Stringfield 95 Setting High Goals, Freshmen . Victoria Shur Nancy Sullivan Sherry Switzer John Szabo Suzanne Talbot Johnny Taylor Mary Anne Taylor Elaine Tauzin Karl Thayer Mike Thibeaux Betty Thibodeaux Debbie Thibocleaux Sherman Thibodeaux Angela Thompson David Tinsley Linda Tolbert Daniel Tompkins Melissa Trahan Shirlyn Trahan Willie Trahan Linda Traylor Sharon Treadway Lee Vallot Laura Vannoy Richard Vernon Donna Vildibill P. J. Voorhies Becky Wagner Ricky Wallace Lou Ann Walton Emily Warren Jack Webb Betty Welch Mark Welch Mike T. Welch Mike Welch jay Weston Hutt Wendrock Eddie West Gary Wiley Dale Wilkerson Russell Wilkerson k Toward the Future Billy Zink si '51 Freshman sweetheart, Jan Simmons, at Miss Merry Christmas Dance escorted by Chuck McMath. Charles Willis Sandra Willis Terry Willis Patricia Wimberly Ray Wise Rosalynn Wise Barbara Woods Marley Woolfolk David Wortman Denny Wright Greig Yammarino Tirn Zimmermann In Favorites O O I P 'Q F' K A 'i.vg.f-.J f gf? 'wk 'Ms 5 S' tio I in 52 x M 3, 55: vi ' . we A iafg 5 .A , -..nf The Favorites at LHS hold an impressive honor. These favorites are active in extracurricular activities and represent various phases of school life. Each club chooses a sweetheart to represent it at the Miss Merry'Christmas Danceg the entire student body elects the LHS Court, which is composed of both boys and girls. Although the favorites are chosen for different presentations, these students possess definite, out- standing qualities. Among these qualities are spirit, poise, and personality. Not only are these students well liked by their classmates, but they are also highly respected by the faculty. Though they have varied talents and interests, each favorite strives to represent his school in the best way possible. I L I x QR Q' Kiwi, 1' wx, Q, IF M SN ka W if 5iik X .M xx? .. , fe-fx f ff. ' Q 1 135-gig' 1? 'ff .. Y , S ' L Qst rksik QI . .' e gg ' 5 , 'V 1' , X r k , ' 'N t - W . E 9 X S fix P X J' J? QSQ, .fig L5- sf' ' Wx s 5 . Q x X 'Q -f X ffl in xxx NS? sa ' Q f Q Xe f 69 s ,Qt x SN A 4 If f .5 Q 'Z 4' ' f yy . Mu Q . , 'N . 'N Rffff tg-if Nik , 5, ' fy? S' . 3 ry xqg' ', J 4 .V . is 1 ' ' Q Q rY 0 8 ' ff ' Q A 2 'RAY . S SK 5 ,Q fxailigfiifff? NV 'P' S3 N X N sk EN-1 fwq mx Q Q Y K 'M . R .cy 1, ri' L wg Q , ,if N, A XXX, 'QL Ly 5 -J sfi ?fTM' 4 33 ,TA , fi Q1Q1:f -43? ' H1 ' 31 1. C N fa 2' Q f lx ' f' ' ' ii Ax. . Q X Q N J, Q pg is hy 'g1,gQfKat1Qe be i.agf. sg, - Y 1.m3f' f'. 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H-S lui' Y 4 15,558 hir 6 gf N 'YW U' xx X ww ,Q Q , U9 x Q as sl, 0 ' ws my we 'il Jfx ,Ii S fs K Hs tmas Sweetheart Second Christmas Belle ANN COULTER L Club Sweetheart Senior J, lid First Christmas Belle CATHY DUCOTE Senior Class Sweetheart Senior BARBARA BASHAM Latin Club Sweetheart Senior ROSLYN BROUSSARD Library Club Sweetheart Senior VALLI CLONINGER French Club Sweetheart Senior CAROL COULTER Lion's Din Sweetheart Senior KATHY FEHLMAN Spanish II Club Sweetheart Senior i CAROL COX Les Amis Sweetheart Senior lI3 JOY G1LL1s Parlez-Vous Sweetheart Senior COLLEEN HOUSTON Student Council Sweetheart Senior JANIS HUTCHINSON Math Club Sweetheart Senior LESLIE OWEN Thespian Club Sweetheart Senior SHARON SCARBROCK GRA Sweetheart Senior JUDY RICHARD Honor Society Sweetheart Senior CAROL SNYDER FBLA Sweetheart Senior SUSIE SMITH Science Club Sweetheart Senior MELINDA WALTON Debate Club Sweetheart Senior RAYNE WILLIAMS Cheerleaders' Sweetheart Senior LOLLY BUXTON Masque 8: Gavel Sweetheart Junior PEGGY BUSH FHA Sweetheart: Junior MELANIE DUPLECHIN Semper Amici Sweetheart Junior STEPHANIE CHAMBLIN Junior Class Sweetheart Junior JUDY DUTRIEX Band Sweetheart junior BETTY GATES Girls' Chorus Sweetheart Junior JANET JOHNSTON Art Club Sweetheart I Junior RHONDA GRIFFIN Radio Club Sweetheart Junior H9 Q CHERYL KELLER ANN REON Spanish I Club Sweetheart 4-H Club Sweetheart Junior jumor JAN SHAMBURGER ' JO DUNLAP Lionnettes' Sweetheart Advanced Chorus Sweetheart junior ' Sophomore GAIL GERDSEN Sophomore Class Sweetheart Sophomore JOY WILSON Orchestra Sweetheart Sophomore ' SUSAN WHITE Boys' Chorus Sweetheart Sophomore JAN SIMMONS Freshman Class Sweetheart Freshman xx Q Nw? STAN BROUSSARD Senior BILL CLARK Senior BETTY BUSCH umor ROSLYN BROUSSARD , Senior ROB CAPPEL Senior LOLLY BUXTON Junior r ernrrr . w X461 A PAIGE CHASTANT Senior 'Nr' 'H'w ':9 GYUN NO' E. B. COLE Senior TOMMY DEVERLOY Senior VALLI CLONINGER Senior X kk krggzker w g A - ,1 1: i1iL,:3j' 52 'v L I ' fc, S 5 ,Q f i'- W' ' ia., . ANN COULTER Senior PHIL DISMUKES Senior MIKE F OREMAN Junior MIKE KIMBROUGH Senior - S ' A A MARY ANN GRAVES junior STEVE GABAL Senior CAROL COULTER Senior V is -'I I ' Ai H COLLEEN HOUSTON Senior 125 JANIS HUTCHINSON RICHARD PECK SCIIIOI Senior CHARLIE MONCLA Senior KENT LAFLEUR JUDY RICHARD Semor Sernor i SUSIE SMITH Senior 'KN If G-., ' -- ' ' ' MIKE VAN ARSDALE Senior SARAH VINSON Senior JAMES CBUGGAQ POWELL RAYNE WILLIAMS Senior Senior PAIGE CHASTANT Maid of Les Brigands LESLIE OWENS Carniva NANCY CRAWFORD Maid of Les Brigands I i PAULETTE VOORHIES Maid of Les Brigands Maid of Les Brigands 4. oyalty S as ffgfx. if Vx 5: Z xn r ? ' ,Q HSN 1, Y '45 ft-f. , At. 'MN Q 1 .. 5 N, .Z X .fg1C':,?,f7 ,, as xsggf , ,,,A,:'xQ K. I, , ani A F' it , Q uf, 5, avg :5gAgg,z, -, 'ii V ' y ivy Sgr kgigi im, ' iiiiiif - Lili' QQ' ., M , -,g el 1 5 1- 1I,'g'fNs , , . E E i f ' . S X X: 'W g I VALERIE ANDERSON Portrait of Pousse Cafe SHARON RICKEY Portrait of Greek Moussaka M BE'ITY BUSCH Lady Edith 22. SUSAN STEPHENS Portrait of French Fruit Melange JANET MONTGOMERY Portrait of Poisson Bleu Benedict l29 thlet XM: li DEQ Q S-1 -f .. X 1 X x X 0 L Rayfoffl I-QBlanC Al Simon Jack Baker Athletic Dzreclor Head Barketball Coarb Head Tracie Coach and Head Coach Arrirtant Athletic Anirlant Football Coach Direclor FOOTBALL . . . 1965 Determination, dedication, and teamwork were the elements which made the 1965 Mighty Lions champions! A team which many thought to be lacking in talent and ability, once aroused, became one of the finest football teams in the history of Lafayette High School. An excellent coaching staff helped to bring the Lions victory after victory, and with pride watched an obscure team become a champion- ship team. Always striving for excellence on the gridiron, the Lions displayed a team spirit and sportsmanship equalled by none. With- out these qualities, the team would never have been undefeated, untied District 2-AAA Champs or State AAA Semi-finalists. The winner of eleven straight games, the 1965 Mighty Lions became the first undefeated team in the history of L.H.S., in addition to being the best defensive team in the state. 132 l Wallace Cox Robert Morris Chockey Kassem Auirtanz Faoiball Cggflg Asiirlani Football Auiriant Football and Barketball and Track Coach Track Coach TOP ROW: Coach Wally Cox, Phil Dismukes, Dave White, Rick Tanner, Ross Brupbacher, Dick White, Coach Al Simon, SECOND ROW: Coach Jack Baker, Charles Moncla, jim Segrest, Mike LeBlanc, Mike Kimbrough, jerry Hutchins, Stan Broussard, james Bugga Powell, Van Himel, Coach Rayford LeBlanc, THIRD ROW: Bryan Fox, David Tidwell, Mike Van Arsclale, John Thomas, Ted Smith, Ronnie Combs, George Coussan, Vernon Dobbs, Tommy Rich, Coach Robert Morris, BOTTOM ROW: Coach Chockey Kassem, Chester Breaux, Raymond Mahfouz, Bob St. Amant, Jimmy White, Bruce Anderson, Tommy Bourque, Harold Cottrell, Donald Aymond, Mike Collins. Junior arsity TOP ROW: Charles Pike, Bruce Anderson, Craig Rienold, Clark White, George Carpenter, Raleigh Nepveux, Harold Stutesg SECOND ROW: Carney Soderberg, Ken Williams, Robert Elwell, Neal Bernard, Pat Teague, Mike,Collins, Bill Nasse, Brian Lynch THIRD ROW: Terry Tid- well, Chris Clark, Trent Hollier, Mark Tompkins, Richard Evans, David Aymond, Charles Hebert. FOURTH ROW: Pat Ross, Bryant Mier, Jerry Smith, Jimmy Rich, Scotty Brupbacher, Mike Lalande, George Harris. Freshman TOP ROW: Robert Hemsell, Denny Wright, Perry Willis, Chuck McMath, Eddie Rafferty, Steve Blake, Daryl Schoerest, Richard Ferriss, Guy Brasseaux, Roger Records. SECOND ROW: Gary Wiley, Wynn Fontenot, Willard Foreman, Eddie West, Rodney Lagrone, Stafford Mahfouz, Jerry Broussard, James Stringfield, Scott Joitner, Jack Caves. THIRD, ROW: Jay Weston, Forrest Dowty, Mike Domingue, Mike Simon, Bo Anderson, Mark MacDiarmid, Curtis Cottrell, Pete Broussard, Bill Ragar, Marshall Holeman FOURTH ROW: Mike Thibeaux, Kenny Crouch, Richard Chaisson, Doug Goeger, Mike Cooper, Ronald Horton, Tim Zimmermann, David Alpha, David Luquette, Nolan Broussard, johnny Miller. FIFTH ROW: Jeff Gossen, Larry Landry, Bob Lowry, Mike Mier, Tony Cormier', Chris kttus, Keith'Alexander, Bob Booksh. 'Q I nflggnl' L ' 1 skim. ' ' E 5 D x sg ROSS BRUPBACHER STAN BROUSSARD Senior Halfback Senior Tackle- All District All Distrirt All State All Sme All Southern All American JIM SEGREST TOMMY RICH Junior End junior Halfback All District All District COACH RAYFORD LEBLANC 2-AAA Coach of the Year i 1 JAMES BUGGA POWELL Senior Tackle All District I35 MIKE KIMBROUGH Honorable Mention Senior Tackle PHIL DISMUKES Honorable Mention Senior End MIKE VAN ARESDALE Senior Halfback MIKE LEBLANC JERRY HUTCHINS Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Senior Halfback Senior End VAN HIMEL CHARLES MONCLA Honorable Mention Senior Halfback Senior Guard TOMMY BORQUE DICK WHITE Senior Center Senior Tackle Mighty Lions Upset Bulldogs Mike LeBlanc eludes Bulldogs. Lions 14 Bulldogs 7 Lions Ruin Baton Rouge's Hopes From all so-called experts came the forecast of a dismal season for Lafayette's Lions. In the first game of the season the Lions found themselves faced with the 1964 State Champions and number one rated AAA team. The Lions were given little chance to win against the talented Baton Rouge Bulldogs, but teamwork and hustle brought the Lions their first 1965 victory. One of the big factors in the Lions victory was the passing of quarterback George Coussan. George's passes, all of which were caught by sophomore end Raymond Mahfouz, came in key situations and accounted for one of the Mighty Lion's touchdowns. Complementing the passing game was the fine running of halfbacks Mike LeBlanc and Ross Brupbacher. Credit for the victory should also go to the defensive team which turned in a great effort. RAYMOND MAHFOUZ Sophomore End junior From this start the unranked Lions gained prominence in the state AAA ratings. Tackle DOBBS Lion's defense closes in on Bulldog ball carrier. Ross Brupbacher races through big hole. Lions Massacre Vikings Ross Brupbacher sweeps end. Bob St. Amant punts. L g X i . RONNIE COMBS junior Halfback Lions 41 Vikings 0 Northside In the Hole From the Start It took less than fifteen seconds for the cross-town North- side Vikings to find out just how good the Lions really were. On the opening kickoff little Bob St. Amant ran for eighty yards and a touchdown. The Lions scored five more times but the damage had already been done. Ross Brupbacher con- tinued the brilliant running which was later to make him an All-American. The entire Lion backfield found huge holes in the Viking line as the Lion's linemen continually blocked out the Northside defenders. George Coussan found the Viking secondary equally as weak as he was able to complete three passes for eighty-three yards. In all it was a very satisfying and impressive victory for Coach Rayford LeBlanc's Mighty Lions! sv in an Green Machine Rolls Over Rebels ..i .Aa -L ow Q M , :Kal Q we ., -.1-X' xy.. - ..- wa w -is 1 was 11 Q A! wi Q rw 4, u K ... ... .. . .. s. S Q. Bob Crickett St. Amant sweeps end. BOB ST- AMANT Junior . . b k All Pineville Efforts Crushed. Quarter ac Lions 42 Rebels 6 The Lafayette Mighty Lions crushed Pine- ville for their third straight victory of the year. Lafayette was headed by a powerful offense combined with alert defensive play. Mike LeBlanc and Ross Brupbacher were the outstanding players of the game with LeBlanc scoring three times and Brupbacher scoring twice. LeBlanc scored on a one-yard plunge and t.d. pass' plays of sixteen and twenty-nine yards thrown by George Cous- san. Brupbacher scored on runs of two yards and eighty yards. Ted Smith scored the other six points while Stan Broussard converted all extra points. This victory moved the Lions into no. three spot in AAA rankings and made them a definite threat for the 2-AAA district crown. Lion's blockers open hole for Charlie Moncla. DAVID TIDWELL Junior Tommy Rich dives for ball carrier as Lions move to intercept Rebel. Center 1 J Lions Skin Bears Ted Smith sweeps for big yardage. Lions 14 Bears 7 Bolton Has a Long Trip Home. The Mighty Lions, ranked second in 2-AAA football, made a dramatic comeback to knock off the Bolton Bears. This was Lafayette's sixth victory in a row and their fifth district win. The Bears scored in the first quarter to lead the Lions 7-0. But showing the poise of a championship team, the Mighty Lions scored on a three-yard plunge by George Coussan to climax a seventy-three-yard drive. The big play of the night came when Coussan hit end Phil Dismukes on a seven-yard TD pass to complete the scoring for the night.'Mike LeBlanc was the leading rusher with fifty-seven yards followed by Ross Brupbacher with fifty-four yards. This was a very big victory for the Mighty Lions in their drive for District 2-AAA title. TOMMY BEARD Junior Tackle RICK TANNER Junior Tackle Coussan prepares for a crash. Ross sweeps end on Bolton Bears. Lions Win Homecoming TED SMITH Junior Fullback Bob St. Amant rounds end for a big gain Lions 14 Wolves 0 Lions Set Stage for Tors by Blanking Redemptorist Quarterback George Coussan hit for two touchdown passes to spark undefeated Lafayette to a 14-0 victory over Redemptorist of Baton Rouge. This was Lafayette's revenge for the beating they took last year from the Wolves. The Lions drove 64 yards in the second quarter for the first score with the key plays being a pass from Coussan to Ross Brupbacher and an 11-yard completion to end Phil Dismukes for the scoreg Brupbacher added the P.A.T. The Lions marched 94 yards in the closing minutes of the gameg Coussan again connected with Dismukes for a 6-yard scoring aerial. Mike LeBlanc and Brupbacher were the rushing leaders with 101 and 92 yards, respectively. Would you run out to the parking lot and check on my camel? Lions Win District Crown Brupbacher lunges for extra yardage. cv ,',, ,Q GEORGE COUSSAN Junior Quarterback DONALD AYMOND Junior I 44 Tackle Lions 12 Tors 7 Lions Uproot Sulphurs The Mighty Lions defeated the Sulphur Tors who were rated as the no. 1 team in the state and became the winner of the 1965 2-AAA crown and a berth in the state playoffs. An overflow crowd of 7000 people watched as All-American Ross Brupbacher racked up 150 yards rushing. On the first drive the Lions took the ball on their own 58-yard line and moved it to the one-yard line of the Tors with Brupbacher and Mike LeBlanc picking up most of the yardage. Then George Coussan sneaked it over for the score. The extra point was wide and the Lions led 6-0. Then on the kickoff a Tor ran it back 81 yards for the tying score and the extra point was good. The Lions now were behind. But all the power, the hard work, the character and the desire to win was put into the last half as the mighty Lions came from behind and won the district championship. Brupbacher carried the ball down the field some 70 yards in 4 carries and then LeBlanc dove over for the winning score. The game ended 12-7. This was the first time Lafayette High has won the district championship in foot- ball since the district 'was started. Truly this has to be the greatest game ever played by any Lafayette High team in the history of the school and the greatest victory - - - - .1 1- r ,..r L--- I..- - IA-.. LI..- Mike LeBlanc prepares to sweep end. Mighty Lions Finish Perfect Season Lions 14 Gators 7 LaGrange Gators Swamped by Lions The Mighty Lions finished their season with a perfect 9-0 record and did it with a spectacular victory. For the first time in the history of the school Lafayette won the district crown, beat LaGrange, and was rated number one in the state AAA rankings. An all-star catch by Charlie Moncla handed the Lions a 14-7 victory. The Lions, headed by the running of Ross Brupbacher, Ted Smith, and Mike LeBlanc, were enough to handle the Gators in the first half. But a stout defense which held off the Gators on the two-yard line in the second half saved the Lions from costly and heart-breaking game. Ross Brupbacher scored the first touch- down on a twenty-six yard fumble recovery return. Moncla scored on his great catch and Stan Broussard added both the extra points. This victory is the one most La- fayette High fans will remember for it brought the city glory and proved that, in- deed, the MIGHTY LIONS are CHAM- PIONS. Brupbacher stopped for no gain. Moncla makes game-winning catch. Green Machine rolls on. vm Lions Topple Lee Rebels JIMMY WHITE Junior Guard HAROLD COTTRELL Sophomore Tackle u Brupbacher shakes loose for big yardage. Lions 13 Rebels 0 Lee High Dropped From Playoffs. Ross Brupbacher and Bob St. Amant sparked the Lafayette Lions to class AAA quarterfinals by helping down the Lee Rebels 13-0. Brupbacher scored both touchdowns and was the game's leading rusher with sixty yards in thirteen carries. St. Amant came up with two key interceptions and a fine punting average. Lafayette got its first break with a little less than two minutes left in the first half when the Lee punter got a bad snap from center and was chased back to the one-yard line. Brupbacher hit pay dirt on his first try. Early in the fourth quarter St. Amant intercepted a Lee pass and was downed on the thirty. Brupbacher scored again from the six. This once again proved the superiority of the Mighty Lions. The Lucky Twelve -Seniors '66 Mike Van Arsdale and'Stan Broussard close in. N K State Runner-U BACK ROW: johnny deGravelles, Mark Gibson, Ken Seibold, Vernon Crippen, Ross Brupbacher, Mike Schwartz, Ken Murphy FRONT ROW: johnny Ruston, Steve Welch, Jimmy White, Jim Segrest, Charles Moncla, Mike Mackey, E. B. Cole Lafayette High's MIGHTY LIONS started their basketball season on a dismal note, losing to South Terrebone 63 to 41. Victory after victory followed that first bitter note as the MIGHTY LIONS went on to compile an excellent 29-7 record. As in football, no other team in the history of Lafayette High School had ever managed to win so many games. Lafayette dropped its opening game to Sulphur, a game which cost them the District 2-AAA Championship. After the Sulphur game, the Lions were never quite able to catch the District Champion, Bolton Bears. At the end of the season the Lions were forced to defeat the LaGrange Gators in a playoff to gain a berth in the State AAA Playoffs. The MIGHTY LIONS entered the playoffs having revenged their defeats to South Terrebone, Sulphur, Bolton, and LaGrange. In their first playoff game they revenged another previous loss to the Istrotuna Indians by narrowly defeating the Indians 61 to 60. McDonough High of New Orleans easily fell to the conquering Lions, and it was off to the State Finals in Shreveport. In the semi-finals the MIGHTY LIONS rallied to defeat the St. Aloysius Crusaders and avenge another loss. The finals found the Lions playing a team which they had previously defeated. However, Jesuit of New Orleans came back in the second half to steal the crown from the Lions. The MIGHTY LIONS had once again failed to gain the elusive State Championship. However, nobody would ever forget their outstanding play, their hustle, and their never-say-die attitude. J .V. and Freshmen BOTTOM ROW: Mike La Lande, Terry Tidwell, Gary Lamson, Kenny Mayard, jack Lightfoot, Scotty Brupbacher SECOND ROW: Coach Robert Morris, Ken Duhon, Mike Collins, Keith Bernard, Dickie Patterson, Mike Ferguson THIRD ROW: johnny Wallace, Charles Stafford, Jay Paris, John Alexander, Herbie Schilling, johnny de Gravelles BOTTOM ROW: David Luquette, Pete Broussard, Winn Fontenot, Denny Wright, Bo Anderson, Lance Green SECOND ROW: Mark Welch, Jerry Broussard, David Alpha, Mark MacDiarmid, Frank Rugeley, Gary Johnson, John Szabo THIRD ROW: George Latoilais, Harold Perkins Scott Joitner, Mike Welch, Scott Kinjlbrough, Jeff Pollard, Jerry Conrad LHS ........ LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS ........ LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS KEN SEIBOLD VERNON CRIPPEN ROSS BRUPBACHER Senior Forward Senior Center Senior Forward Second Team All-Difirirt Fin! Team All-State, Second Team All Duma! South Terrebone Judice ........ . . . , Fatima .... Cathedral .... Istrouma .. Opelousas .... Arnaudville . . . St. Aloysius . . . Lee High .... New Iberia . . . Pineville .... LaGrange .... Cathedral .... Fatima ....... South Terrebone Baton Rouge . . . Jesuit ........ Sulphur .... LHS LHS LHS ........ LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Lake Charles New Iberia Pineville .. Northside .. Bolton .... LaGrange .. Sulphur' .... Lake Charles New Iberia Pineville .. Northside . . Bolton . . . LaGrange .. LaGrange . . Istrotuna . . . McDonough St. Aloysius Jesuit .... 1 1 ,. N Q 5 :bw J'i,T1,Q' ' x ix ' NJ3' 2 Q 'E S is A xx , XX s fm Q 1 Q WM- 5 X S-6. Q gm X N ,K W S. s S 1 ww ,' Q L. ar -QQ: gg S 11- Q, 1 6 BX, X 3 .X Q :Q 1 I ' V ummm K-M ...MW W., .MQ X Q Q 5 M. x. Uh , Q TEH. if-wsxsvn 2, Z ...,,.,...,.,.....,............... 1 X Y' wiv 5 r ' .. Q Wi iff K Q M' X f M? 'ff I -' - L 5 mp A- Nik ...gp 'Y X mx r -sf r fn' ,fl f 3 'Q Q NN. R fl' -Q-Q? g X,X. .,.. ,Vkb K ,wx A , Q . M Q ,SW 3 . YW i V J!-55 5 E N' 91' X. X S, y A s S L m Qgugf if A I r. - i ,x N M? W9 if FF X S N-Sr 5 ln. pl! T P E. B. COLE JIMMY WHITE Senior Guard J'-1Ui01' Guard JOHNNY deGRAVELLES Junior Forward STEVE WELCH JIM SEGREST Junior Guard Junior Guard Lions Capture BOTTOM ROW-Don Killingsworth, Jerry Smith, Kenny Broussard, Ronnie Combs, jimmy White, Tommy Robinson, Tommy Flynn, Kent Lafleur, Bill Clark, jimmy Welch, Richard Robertson. SECOND ROW fkneelingj-David Peck, Charlie Moncla, Larry Simmons, Joe Klein, Steve Chandler, Wayne Foret, Mike Revere, john LaPierre, Ray Conrad, Bob Reneau, Mike Palmintier, Skip Moyers, Ron Florea. THIRD ROW fstandingj--Coach jack Baker, James Venable, Kenny Trahan, Ted Smith, john Alexander, Dick White, George Coussan, Richard Ritchey, Ronnie Boustany, Charlie deGravelles, David Embree, johnny deGravelles, Richard Wallis, Tommy Rich, Stan Broussard, Coach Guidry. Lafayette's MIGHTY LION track team completely dominated the track scene in Southwest Louisiana in 1966. The Lions won ten of the twelve track meets which they entered, placed second in one, and third in the State AAA trade meet. Highlighting the MIGHTY LION'S track season were victories in the Royal Purple Relays, the Bolton Relays, the Oil City Relays, and the District 2-AAA track meet. In the Royal Purple Relays the Lions took first place over many talented Texas teams, in the Bolton Relays the Lions took first over the State Champion Bolton Bears, in the Oil City Relays the MIGHTY LIONS displayed their abundant, talent before an enthusiastic home crowd, and in the District 2-AAA track meet the MIGHTY LIONS repeated as District Cham- pions. A great deal of credit must go to Coach jack Baker who continually offered encourage- ment to his talented team. His team must be truly considered as one of the greatest tradc teams ever assembled at Lafayette High. During their season the Lions established or tied seven school records. The hard work and long hours of practice which eadm member of the team devoted truly exemplifies the spirit of all MIGHTY LIONS!!! 880 Yard Relay team-Charlie Moncla, Kent Lafleur, Tommy Flynn, Ronnie Boustany, james Venable. Ten of Twelve Meets . . . Mile Relay Team-Charlie Moncla, Kent Lafleur, Tommy Flynn, john Alexander, Tommy Rich SENIOR CAPTAIN KENT SENIOR CHARLIE MONCLA LAFLEUR S23 ski I - gy,-A K QE Bill Clark strains for inches. 4 Dick White with a mighty heave. JUNIOR JOHN ALEXANDER to Sweep Kenny Trahan Displays correct form. -gf .. 5 f . 1 K :Q k ww ' ' ' M Charlie Moncla wins hundred yard dash. Q +1 H-.N James Venable explodes from the blocks. NNN George Coussan easily clears the bar. I60 SENIOR BILL CLARK SENIOR TOM SENIOR TOMMY ROBINSON FLYNN istrict . . jimmy White clears the bar. Kenny Trahan flys through the air, JUNIOR ROINTNIE BOUSTANY State Meet qualifiers-BOTTOM ROW-James Venable, George Coussan, Bill Clark, johnny deGravelles, Charles, Moncla TOP ROW-Kenny Trahan, Ronnie Boustany, Kent Lafleur, Tommy Flynn, Tommy Rich. JIINIOR RONNIE COMBS 1 I JUNIOR TOMMY RICH 'I xx -.. QK K 1 Xsgg X SSSQ sfSi Q. H22 WL If Xfgi Qff QM. 13 M I1 State! !! Ronnie Combs falls the timbers. Ross Brupbacher with another fine leap. p JUNIOR JOHNNY JUNIOR KENNY deGRAVELLES TRAHAN A SENIOR RAY CONRAD SENIOR DICK WHITE Ronnie Boustany and Tommy Flynn make a fast exchange. I63 Lions Gain . . wk M ,,,.,,,..f-f ' .---iq,-Q.. gf-ve all 1966 Golf Team-Coach Al Simon, Steve McKnight, Joe Freeman, Jimmy Thomas, Barbato, Ken Murphy, jeff Kimbrough, Mack Gibson, Bill Mitchell, Coach Ronald Patin. I 64 COACH RONALD PATIN Lafayette completed a highly successful athletic season by capturing the highly coveted State Golf Championship. This marks the second consecutive season the Lafayette Linksters have won the state crown, and is another example of a sport which the Mighty Lions have come to dominate. A record of three wins, two seconds, two thirds, and a fourth place finish easily displays the tremendously suc- cessful season. With two State Championship golf teams in a row, the MIGHTY LIONS will no doubt be feared by their opponents in the coming 1967 season, and n doubt they will react like MIGHTY LIONS by bringin continual honor to Lafayette High School. State Golf Championship! SENIOR KEN MURPHY JUNIOR DANNY BARBATO SENIOR JEFF KIMBROUGH we Se 1966 State Golf Champions-Jeff Kimbrough, Jimmy Thomas, Ken Murphy, 'Danny Barbato. I S OPHOMORE JIMMY THOMAS Tournament Beaumont . . . . Orange High .... Sulfur ....... IA 8: OA . . . Bolton .... Lafayette ..... Broadmoor . . . State Golf Meet Golf Record Place fourth out of 25 second out of 20 . first out of 12 second out of 30 third out of 12 . . .. first out of 6 . third out of 8 FIRST out of 50 165 iii .. ,,.. I - V' K 0 'K ol I if i vo Q I if 3 ,, IB' I67 Tommy Derveloy President Colleen Houston Chaplain .k.' 1 oooo t W ' ' ' S ' Mr. Francis Dupuis Sponsor I68 Student Council Members Participate . FV? CQ' Valli Cloninger Mary Anne Graves Vife-Pf?5il1871f Seffgjgfjf The Lafayette High School Student Council has many aims and objectives which it accomplishes through its varied activities. The most important of these aims is stated in the definition of a student council-an organiza- tion of students elected by other students to represent them and, in doing so, to learn about and actively partic- ipate in democratic processes. Students are able to pre- pare themselves for their places in a democracy by assum- ing roles of leadership in high school and by practicing citizenship now. It is essential that this preparation be an integral part of the curriculum. All of the other student council activities have a defi- nite purpose. To promote school spirit, transportation is provided for out-of-town gamesg to offer students school supplies and snacks, a bookstore is maintained. In all its projects the Lafayette High Student Council has the student in mind. W...-nf' 'N. Mr. Antoine Hebert Mrs. Barbara Loflin Sponsor Sponsor Charlie deGravelles Treasurer Mike Kimbrough Liaison Mrs. Alice Lou Smart Sponsor n Democratic Processes Kent LaFleur Steve Gabal Van Himel Ken Murphy Judy Richard Clmirman Jay Paris Lolly Buxton Ronnie Combs Susan House: T ed Smith Chairman l ! ' 'QF' Sfofgligjigjlchff Chris Clark Claire Heyman Dickie panel-Son Pat Teague lv Xxx? ff I Nancy Sullivan Pete Broussard Mark MacDiarmid Alice Rivers Sharon Smith Claairmmz Student Council Elects Lions of the Month Gayle Thibodeaux October Ross Brupbacher Derember Kathy Dozier February jerry Hutchins S e plem ber E Phil Dismukes November Charlie deGravelles january Bill Clark April LION OF THE YEAR Valli Cloninger May Judy Richard March Members Take Part in Varied Activities Mr. Derveloy, Dickie, Pete, Rayne, and Charlie put last-minute touches on the S. C. homecoming float. Valli gives change to students in the bookstore. LHS Student Council sweetheart Colleen Houston is presented at the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. Tommy and Valli present the victory flag to the school at a pep rally. ver Annual Elections 5 I Rebel party campaigns vigorously in the annual elec- tion. In the Senior precinct, students vote for Student Council officers and cheerleaders. Student Council Junior Class President ....... Vice-President . . . Serremry ...... Treasurer .... Sgtr.-at-Armr . . Representative: .... Sophomore Class Prerident ..... Secretary .... Trearzzrer ..... S gtr.-at-Arm: .... y Reprerentative: . . l Pete Broussard, Commissioners at the Sophomore precinct in the gym await the first voters. Dickie Patterson, Vice-Prerident . . . ............ ELECTION RESULTS x Prerident ...... .. Charlie deGravelles Vice-Prerident .... ...... L olly Buxton Secretary ...... .. Christie Combs Treamrer .... .... C hris Clark Senior Class Prexident ...... .... I an Shamburger Vice-President . . . . . Johnny deGravelles Secretary ..... ........ I oy Guinn Trenrurer .... .... M ike Palmintier Sgtr.-at-Arm: . . . ........... Chuck Crain Vernon Dobbs Representativer ........ Ronnie Combs, Melanie Duplechin, Judy Dutreix, johnny Ruston, Ted Smith. . . Molly Bennett . . . Mary Susan McCammon ....... ' 'ciflig' aeiA51a',' . . . . Betty Pooler Liz Dominique . . Gary Lamson Charles Stafford Debbie Cloninger, Carney Soderburg, Pat Teague . David Luquette . Suzanne Talbot Donna Vildibill David Alpha .. jerry Broussard Denny Wright . . . Bo Anderson Lisa Hargis, Mark MacDiarmicl, Nancy Sullivan I73 Varied Activities and an Annual Banquet Tommy makes plans with the Mt. Carmel Stu- Students crowd around the old bookstore to buy tickets dent Council for the convention. to the Shreveport game. l Colleen, Valli, and Tommy examine the curtains which the Student Councilare planning to replace. Charlie, Mary Anne, Valli, and Tommy Student Council members begin work on the homecoming stand proudly in front of the school sign float. purchased by the 1965 Student Council. I74 are Important Phases of Student Council 4 Waiting to be served, the sponsors and old members enjoy their Mary Anne presents Tommy with a last meeting together. gavel for his work as SC president. 5 E Colonel Dill and Student Council members wait for the banquet to begin. s i 3 New members take their oath of office. Tommy gives his farewell address at the banquet. Honor Society Recognizes the Scholastically Talented Judy Richard President Katie Smith Vice-Prerid ent Paula Norwood S ecremry John Love Trearurer Miss Dorothy Blakely Sponsor I76 Members of the 1965-1966 Honor Society. Encouraging scholastic excellence, the Lafayette High School Honor Society includes as members all sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have at- tained a 3.75 grade average. Each year, in early winter, an honors program is held to recognize these students. The Honor Society officers con- duct this event, as well as an Honor's Day pro- gram held in late spring. All undergraduate stu- dents who have made outstanding achievements are presented certificates by the four officers. Al- though there are no extra-curricular activities in Honor Society-, the senior members are especially recognized by being seated on the stage on grad- uation night. Assisting the Honor Society with its programs are the sponsors Miss Dorothy Blakely and Mrs. May McBride. Mrs. May McBride Spomar Honor Society sweetheart for 1965 1966 is Judy Richard. Math Club Becomes Mu Alpha Theta Chapter Janis Hutchinson, Math Club sweetheart, is presented at the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. David Cox Prerident In our modern society of space travel, com- puters, and other advanced sciences, mathematics becomes a most important and necessary high school subject. The Math Club strives to further students' interest in mathematics and to intro- duce and demonstrate to them the more compli- cated phases of mathematics through lectures by guest speakers or the members themselves. To join the club, which is under the sponsorship of Miss Lurnice Begnaud and Mr. Paul Long, a student must have a B average in his mathe- matics courses. This year the club became affiliated with Mu Alpha Theta, the National High School and jun- ior College Mathematics Societyg and several members attended the convention in New Orleans. During February the charter members of Mu Alpha Theta were presented certificates of membership at a formal initiation, and the as- sociate members were recognized. Katie Smith Vice-Prerident Ann Patton Secretary Becky Greig Trearurer Libby Hait Reporter as . rrrt . -vt ta .,. , et,' ' I.. M I -f- 1 .uu ' f '. A Members and associate members of Mu Alpha Theta. M155 Llglgllce Begnal-ld amor I77 FBLA Trains Students to Become . fi N , Qiifl W asus- us ss.,-f X Q Q X xv V S x is X Y at s Q Sweetw- , sf., r . rg-kg 'ix is ,Bs s s Stes NS s 5 sstsxgi i X N X E N X Ng . . ts? .JN rss X X g fs R5 QQ s X Q gc r S Q :ss N s it il X Melinda Walton A Curley Darby Colleen Houston Deedie Walker Sallie Bates P1'6'J'id97lf Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ' Reporter Steve Gabal Sgt.-at-Arm! Larry Smith Sgr.-ai-Arms t H s ss if e --- Q S-QF :S?QKslQi5 531 f 5 ' Mrs. Gay Miles Spomor Mrs. Leola Devalcourt Sponsor I78 4' .E grin U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA Q FBLA is a national high school organization limited to students 'presently or previously en- rolled in some type of business course. It sponsors the sale of ice cream every day after school and a dessert party for the facultyg this year it par- ticipated in raising funds for new auditorium cur- tains. Forp the first time in several years, the Lafayette High FBLA chapter was represented at the district, state, and national conventions. The sponsors are Mrs. Gay Miles and Mrs. Leola Devalcourt who have worked constantly to pro- duce such a successful year for FBLA. Carol Snyder, FBLA sweetheart, rep- resented the club at the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. Capable Business Leaders 7 A group of FBLA members for 1965-1966. Some of the 1965-1966 members of FBLA. .wf 'F -sr Daily ice cream sales are a successful money-making project for the FBLA Melinda Walton, FBLA president at Lafayette High. conducts one of the monthly meet- ings. Spanish Club Furthers a Coming Language l Members of Spanish I for 1965-1966. Spanish Clubs I and II promote an increased interest in a language so geographically close to the United States. Speeches and pictures are presented at each meeting. Under the capable guid- ance of Mrs. Ruby Wfortman, the clubs form an important part of the activities of students of Spanish. Kathy Fehlman is the Spanish II Cheryl Keller is the Spanish I sweet- sweetheart. heart. Members of the 1965-1966 Spanish II Club. l80 Girls' Chorus Entertains Many l Paula Williams Alice Miller Carol Williams Jane Landry Annette Bourque Preridenz Vice-Prerident Secretary Trenrurer Librarian The Girls' Chorus at LHS has been most active this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Doris Bienvenu, several groups have entered competition at USL, achieving ratings of very good, excellent, and superior. Assisting the Advanced Chorus in doughnut sales and in various productions, the girls have added to their funds. The Girls' Chorus has represented LHS well this year and has brought it much recognition. jo Dunlap was Girls' chorus sweetheart for 1965. Members of the Girls' Chorus, assisted by Mark and Preston, practice a new song. l8l Delighting Many Audiences, the Chorus . Preston Hartiens Cherie Bienvenu .l0dY SChUmaChCf Elaine Duhon Melanie Forest Preridenl Vice-President Seffflafy Treasurer Sgl.-dl-Arm! Accompanirt Mary Ann Rhymes Diane Morales Jeannie Cottrell Cindy Hills Wardrobe Canadian Librarian Arrompmzirr Affvmprwlff Advanced Chords sweetheart WGS Climaxing the Veteran's Day Memorial, the Advanced Chorus Betty Gates. I82 The LHS Advanced Chorus has again had a wonderful year. The chorus began the season with two thrilling performances, a Veteran's Day Memorial and a Christmas programg and it ended with a musical show commemorating Jerome Kern's musical compositions. The cho- rus received ratings of superior in concert performance and superior in sightreading at the annual music festival, winning sweepstakes and qualifying for the state festival in Lake Charles. The chorus also en- tered the USL and LSU rallies for the first time, placing first in dis- trict and third in state. Performs and Presents Various Programs i X ii nl 5- - . .K Ni, in K .. get t 3 at K . - I Q .s J s 2- t fl' K 5 l 4 Mrs. Bienvenu, presented with roses, Doughnut sales every recess provide the chorus with money for their smiles happily. annual triP- l Before the jerome.Kern Production the cast re- ceives instructions from Mrs. Bienvenu. K N Q t ss ofmwsais-5 - i ii'. W d efeat W NWQWQ the semblance of the flag of the United States. A member of Advanced Chorus, Susan White was chosen sweet- heart of Boys' Chorus. I 83 The Science Club' Stresses . MQQ George Gercke Paulette Voorhies Susie Smith Burns Crotty Chris Clark President Vice-Preridenz Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arm: t S Science is a growing field which has captivated the interest of many. Lafayette High has a club for just such interested people-the science club. This club's main purpose i f gkgg 33 is to cultivate among its members an interest in science through the preparation and I , af presentation of projects. At its meetings science fair entries are presented and speeches pf , are made on various scientific topics. In addition to this, the club gives an award to a .2 l iii s senior girl and boy who have distinguished themselves in the field of science. A11 of N these undertakings are done under the sponsorship of Mr. E. I. Concienne and Mr. Q M john Guilbeau. Bob St. Amant Sgt.-at-Armr IQ4 The members of the 1965-1966 Science Club at Lafayette High School. S T- me 4 -N95 c' -... M xx 2 ...W Q . Q -f Ri 1 : a Q N S Nm .--1 1 1 Q iv' Library Club Assists Students 11? E 73 X es Q e. A f Q s G ' t , at .L at 3 Teffl' BOWCIS Diane Gardemal Babs Whitesides 5l1SiC Baxter Charlene Chrice Pfeildefli Vice-Prerident Secretary Trearurer Reporter ol L fa ette High is a service organrza The Library Club at a y ' ' l . Th club Y X tion which helps students to locate library materia s e members also assist in cataloging and in making displays and bulletin boards. In all of its activities the Library Club strives ' ' h Books. to follow its motto: Service and Wisdom Throug Marcella lil 'Roslynn Broussard Lzbmry Club rweetloeaft l86 Library Club officers have a porn., A' Library Club members for 1965-19664 ...Q QW! ff' 1 xv wx. XS xxx N xxx S N X x x x X x -flax: gi? xx av xv' X5 3 x x 4 S' A gg X wig 51 W 2 wg, lx x 1,5 'K z ff2'25ff5f john Love President Capturing Sweepstakes the Band Rusty Records Drum Major Juay uutreix, band sweetheart, was escorted by Damon Judy Dutreix Vice-Prexiderzl Wilson at the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. janell Ti-ahan Librarian Once again the Lafayette High School marching and concert band has brought fame to the school and to it- self. Winning Sweepstakes for the eleventh consecutive year is just one of the many accomplishments. In addition, it offered its support to the football team by attending Becky Greig Serrelary Bonnie Bishop Treamrer every football game played at home or away, and at- tended all home basketball games. Sincere thanks and congratulations are due their excellent director Mr. Harry Greig, and, of course, the entire Mighty Lions' band. Tommy Rogers Librarian Mr. Harry Greig Direrlor The Latin Club Enables Students . k X g K , 5. 5 eiix. s e c s as i eenn e t L L L 'ne. eee a Xere . 'L it .1 ' K Libby Hait jay Paris Barbara Basham joy Wilson Mrs. Louise Mumpower Presiderzt IILCE-P7't?.fIl1C'lIf S errefary-T1'eaJ11rer Reporlef S pomor 'WV' Anyone who has studied at least one year of Latin is eligible to join the Lafayette High Latin Club. This club was or- ganized to allow Latin students to learn of Latin customs and the Latin way of life. Each year the club holds a Latin banquet at which various Roman dishes are served. One of the highlights of the evening, the slave auction, consists of first- year Latin students being sold to the highest bidders. The Latin Club owes much to Mrs. Mumpower who willingly helps with the activities of the club. John Love, auctioneer, asks for bids for slave Mark Tompkins. Another slave, Sheila Caffeiy, is offered for sale. W A Desire to Help Others sf X www., Nancy Crawford Dottye McCloud Sharon Scarbrock Sarah Vinson Martha Warren May Preridezzl I irc'-P1-e,rin'e11t Sefrelary Treamrer Sgt.-at-Arm: Girls in Les Amies have common characteristics-friendliness and a desire to help others. Because of these characteristics, they are willing to aid their school and their community. One of their projects this past year was to collect a box of food and send it to a needy family at Christmas timeg another one of their projects is to award annually a scholarship to a club member in recognition of her outstanding service. Included in their activities is a tea which is given in honor of the new Les Amies members. Invitations are extended to the members, to their mothers, and to the women faculty members. The girls accomplish all of this with the assistance of their sponsor, Mrs. Genoa Carpenter. Carol Snyder Sgt.-at-Arm! SuSar1 AnCl6rSOI1 Barbara Basham Molly Bates Sallie Bates Susie Baxter 3. . . W ,J ' f ., .,,,,4f 1 - . Karen Bixler Judy Booth i l i A-A--'1 Les Amies members make plans for the spring tea. Mary Bridges Paige Chastant oupled With Friendship . . Y . ...., l Charlene Chriceol Valli Cloninger Sherry Combs Sandy Cornay Carol Coulter Kathy David Cathy Ducote 1 Sheila Duke Cindy Eisler Carol Cox, sweetheart, is presented at the Miss Merry Christ- mas Dance by Mark Tolson. Kathy Fehlmarl Joy Gillis Carol Sue Girard Pam Harrington Bonnie Hebert I93 Characterizes the Girls Colleen Houston Janis Hutchinson Diane Kellogg Judy Latiolais Jenny Leyendecker 'QS The Les Amies officers and their sponsor fill one of the Christmas baskets with food for needy families. f At the Easter social, the girls seem to be enjoy- ing the eggs. Sherry Lindley LeMoyne Myers Gay Lynne Miles Paula Norwood Leslie OWCI1 Virginia Page Mary Gene Raynaud Judy Richard Dianne Romero Sheryl Ross I94 Les Amies Monica Schiffe r Ham Simon jean Skerrett Susie Smith Sabra Steinhorst 'W 1- .. 1,1 joy, Nan Is Sherry looking for the golden egg? cy, and Kathy open Cokes at a social. 1 Th'b dem PatT01'0k Paulette voofhies Nancy.VVak Lynette Walker efield Gaye 1 o Melinda Walton Beth Whitesides Rayne Williams Mrs. Genoa Carpenter Sponsor Key Clubbers Serve Phll Dllsmllkes Tim Wright jay Paris ob Capell Preflde ' . ' Ili R Vice-P1 erldenl Serrelar Sr. Board Member flu--- P--.- Ir. Board Member Bob St. Amant Gm Sopb. Board Member Pat Teague Spomor James Purslow J' Treasurer Serve with integrity, the 1965-1966 international theme of Key Clubbing, was the slogan of Lafayette Key Club during the school year. Throughout the year, the forty- one members busied themselves with projects in service to themselves, the school, and the community. While maintaining a 3.0 grade average, they busily concerned them- selves with such projects as the citywide Hemophilia and Vietnam Soap Drives, the Key Club Vaudeville, and the Mr. and Miss LHS Dance. They hosted the First Annual Division Seven Meet attended by five area clubs. In April they attended the LaMissTenn District Convention in Biloxi, Mississippi. There the members entered several contests including the oratorical, impromptu essay, scrapbook, and achievement report con- tests. They also presented a candidate for Division Seven Lieutenant-Governor and LaMissTenn District Governor. Though both boys were narrowly defeated, the club returned to Lafayette with first place prizes in the impromptu essay and oratorical contests. Vith Integrity Ross Brupbacher if Bill Clark Curley Darby Tom Derveloy I Mike Kimbrough Russell Richard i g Sherry Combs, Key Club sweetheart, was also Miss Merry Christmas of 1965. George Gercke l John Nolan -Danny Barbato George Coussan - Corky Curfman DOH Davis Charlie deGravelles johnny deGravelles ' james Domingue Tommy Fleming Sophomores and Juniors Are Active in Club Work :Q Richard Foster . X X 1 Mike Foreman Robert Lehman Steve McKnight Mike Palmintier Wg-Q, Bob RCIICHLI Jim Segrist Ru55el Spencer Bfuge Andefggn Frank Bradshaw Chris Clark James Gercke Ray Granberry ii X Andy I-Hflellr Ric Lozes Dickie Patterson Mark Tompkins Danny Voorhies Annual Banquet Begins a Year's Activities Phil presents a bouquet of roses to Sherry at the annual Key Club Banquet. jim watches as his father puts on his new Key Club pin. Another speaker, George Armstrong, praised the fine efforts of the Key Club. YN Pat Caffery, New Iberia legislator, was one of the honored speakers at the ban- quet. Bob Feldman, District Seven Governor, spoke at the September banquet. I99 Members Enjoy Presenting . Junior girls provide enter- tainment as 'o-go girls in the Key Club Minstrel. i i s ,i i ,E At Minstrel practice the girls and the band work hard to get ready for the show. 007, Tim Wright, seems amused by Cyd's perform- ance as Lotta Kitty. George and Tim practice their parts for the show. 200 The great race was another feature of the Minstrel. he Key Club Vaudeville As usual, the senior girls keep in step during their performance. as . s e ,szrssssss me Phil Dismukes, Key Club president, emcees the show. Phil gives last minute instructions to the boys at the final re- hearsal. l I For the last number, the entire cast comes on stage to sing Dixie. 22 115, x 3 - f Q4 S VW X 61 wwf Q v g v -:M . - fi - f .S fe is iii' . re Part of Key Clubbing r si que. Cleaning up after the hurricane, three Key Club members are hard at work. I Table decorations for the club-sponsored Each morning members like Phil, Bob, and Bill raise the LHS dance carried out the Mardi Gras theme. flag in front of school. Another group of new Key Club members. gl' we x 5 Y S5 One important money-raising project is the Key Club barbe- French Club Activities Increase Cultural C Back round and Interests X1-qdf' Janis Hutchinson Nancy Crawford Paula Norwood Virginia Page Paulette Voorhies President Vice-Preridenz Serremry Treasurer Reporter C To stimulate an interest in French customs and traditions is the main objective of the Wi ' Lafayette High French Club. Entertaining as well as educational, the activities at the M N monthly meetings include having guest speakers, learning French songs, putting on E Zi- French skits, and showing films about France. Es Each year several French students attend the Foreign Language Festival at U.S.L., Qt ' and these students bring many honors to Lafayette High. Sponsored by Mrs. Ethel ',' Burleigh, the club is open to all students who have completed at least one year of French. james Gercke Parliamentarian jenny and Virginia show pictures which they painted to accompanv a French Christmas story. Valli Cloninger was the French Club sweetheart for 1965. The 1965-1966 members of the French Club. 204 4-H Club Promotes Betterment of Self and Community f-111. 1 , ' ii 'C ,.,. Kg Q Q 5 rg, s ns x i'53TQi' sc li 7 fl , K . f 1 T ,, i T0mmY Rich James Akefs Donna Hillhouse Diane Poynter Preridenz Vice-Preridemf Secretary Treasurer As a small model civic club, the 4-H members develop themselves to become better citizens of their community. Each member is required to take part in at least one of the various programs offered by theclub, and competition is held locally for the members to present their projects. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Frederick, monthly meetings are held at which time guest speakers talk on topics of interest or present demonstrations. Joyce Clause Recreation Leader .Less sail 'L r Q1 ,, . rx up A U I e 1 1 Tia: -1 arse: A c 1 , f .ccc s ,R:.Q:f,-g1,ii:1ti. H ' . K '.i-5-Skgxtvx-igg John Loupe Recreation Leader Ann Reon, 4-H sweetheart, is pre- sented at the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. These are the members of the 4-H Club of Lafayette High. 205 The Parlez-Vous Continually . Kathy Doziet Jana Wainwright Lynn Sutton Paige Chastant Curlel' Darbl' Ca,gdf,0,, Auistanl Editor Buxinen Manager Auditor 'Oh john Nolan Sport: Editor The Purlez-Vous, the LHS newspaper, has completed its twenty- ninth year of production. Each year it has strived to bring news of the school to the students in order that they may enjoy their school life more fully. Juniors and Seniors who enroll in newspaper journalism make up the staff. This year The Parlez-Vous was awarded a rating of superior at the Louisiana Scholastic Press Asso- ciation Convention on the LSU campus. It was the only AAA paper to receive such a rating. . rrrt, . M1 , . ccccccc is A efss 5 Il Li it I. Joy Gillis, sweetheart, is presented at the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. 206 . S i 4 J Pam, Jana, and Liz take time out from newspaper work for a talk. Publishes a Superior Newspaper s as 'Sli- Ann, Linda, Mary, Pat, and Jane check a story before sending it to the printers. Kathy works on copy for the next issue. A The Parlez-Vous staff of 1965-1966. The staff eagerly reads the new issue, Mr. Kidder explains a feature to Kathy and Lynn. N GRA Promotes Sportsmanship Myrtis Lauw Paulette Delana Sharon Scarbrock Dottye McCloud Vicki LeBlanc Prexident Perronal Records Special Activities Publicity Bracket: Cherie Bienvenu Equipment To promote spirit at homecoming, GRA sponsors the miniature pep parade. Sharon Scarbrofk was the GRA Some ofthe GRA members for 1965-1966. sweetheart for 1965. 208 among Girls at LHS Becky and Mary Susan pose with girls from a Baton Rouge school at the state golf match. Other Girls' Recreation Association members of 1965-1966. GRA girls practice for their next volleyball tourna- ment. An Enthusiastic Pep Squad . Jan Shamburger Kathy David Debbie Robicheaux Anna Kay Montgomery Leah Smith Pfexideni Vice-Presidenl Vice-Prerideni Vice-Prexident Vice-President Drumr Dance Dance Mary Bridges S ecrelary-T reamrer The Lafayette High Lionettes, clothed in bright kelly-green uniforms, are one of the main features of every'Lafayette High football game, at home or out of town. During the games, the girls make known their enormous amount of enthusiasm by spirited cheersg and at half-time they march onto the field accompanied by a brisk cadence and perform routihes to such tunes as Java, The House of Bamboo, and Fancy Pants. Much preparation and hard work precede every Lionette performance, and they truly strive for perfection. When the football season is over, these girls cheer the Mighty Lions' basketball team on to victory by attending all the home games and many of the out-of-town games. Sponsored by Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Ducharme, the Lionettes have proved to be a very worthwhile organization. Lionette sweetheart, jan Sham- burger, at the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. 2I0 a , 1965-1966 Lionette drummers. Flag-bearers of 1965-1966. Boosts the Mighty Lions i L 5. The Lionettes perform to java at one of their half-time performances. The 1965-1966 Lionettes of Lafayette High School. Senior Lionettes before their final performance of the year. 2ll Cheerleaders Symbolize School Spirit Q AUD COI.llf6l' Gail Hoy Susie Smith Susan Stephang Karen White f Rayne Williams Cheerleader sweetheart, Rayne Williams, is escorted by Richard Peck at the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. -. IE 2l2 1965-1966 Cheerleaders are Susie Smith, Ann Coulter, Susan Stephans, Gail Hoy, Karen White, and Rayne Williams. Through Determination, Desire, and Ability . Kent I.aFleur President Ross Brupbacher Vice-Prexident Ann Coulter, L Club sweetheart and Miss Merry Christmas Second Belle. - sis Charlie Moncla Van Himel Stan Broussard James Powell Secretary Treaxurer Sgt.-at-Arm: Sgt.-at-Arm: 1965-1966 L Club members The HL Club Furnishes Leaders Donald Ayrnond Tommy Bourque E, B, Cole Ronnie Cbmbg Ray Conrad Harold Cottrell George Coussan Vernon Crippen Johnny deGras9elles Phil Dismukes Vernon Dobbs Tommy Flynn Bryan Fox Mack Gibson Jerry Hutchins Mike Kimbrough Tommy Langlinais Mike LeBlanc Mike Mafikey Raymond Mahfouz tnd Promotes School Spirit Tim MCKUHIOH David Peck Tommy Rich Johnny Ruston Mike Schwartz jim Segrist Ken Seibold Ted Smith Bob St. Amant Steve Welch Jerel West David White Dick White Jim White steve wise l Ann Coulter, L Club sweetheart Art Club Provides an Outlet . stef' Y Colleen Houston Leigh J0huSt0n Karen White Sandy Cornay Gayle Thibodeaux Pfefidenl Vive-Presldenl Secretary Trenrurer S gi.-az-A rms Sherry Combs Sgl.-at-Arms The Art Club was organized in order to unite the art students for the purpose of using their artistic talents to help various organizations with their major projects. The various projects of the Art Club are seen many times throughout the school year. When called upon to provide scenery and props for school plays and various other activities, the members readily respond and are willing to lend a hand. Mr. Claude Guidroz, club sponsor, aids in the club's activities by promoting art appreciation at LI-I.S. 2I6 Some Art Club members pose for a picture. or Expression of the Creative Arts rrr, , ,rrr X -A N Art Club members are demonstrating the use of a projector. Janet Johnstone, Art Club sweet heart, is presented at the Christ mas dance. Looking over recent projects, members criticize and evaluate each other's works. FHA Prepares Girls l it i Nancy Wakefield Linda Comeaux Clara Venable Cynthia Huval Pfe-Vid-'mf Vice-President Secretary Treasurer QMAKER ONN Som c + , 4, 4' 2 J il wtf 2 E l: -.f-Q1 I Ji 44, Q0 Pamela Landry D N HO Song Leader E W Purposes To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. Miss Hazel Alpha Sponror Mrs. Genoa Carpenter S ponror Mrs. Louise Oeser Spomor 2I8 To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. . To encourage democracy in home and community life. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote international good will. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interest in home economics. r Their Future Duties i Pat Abdella Cindy Mayers Eleanor Greagotf Ramona Stutes Ca-Treasurer Reporzer Hirzoriun Co-Hutorzan 5572 .Q,E 5' tr . Peggy Bush Photographer Hostesses for the annual FHA banquet, whose theme was Sailing into Happiness, await their guests. Catherine Hanes Purliamenmmzn Mary Gene Raynaud C 0-Parliumenlariun Nancy Wakefield, FHA president, hands the gavel Peggy Bush was the FHA sweet- Valerie Andersgn to 'the new president, Eleanor Greagoff. heart for 1965. Caumelor 2l9 by Serving Others Betty Busch Preridem Charlotte Arceneaux S ergeant-at-Arm: Gail Hoy Babs Haynes Melanie Duplechin Vire-Prerzdent Secreinry Treamrer Semper Amici is an organization whose members are dedicated to serving others. After they were initiated, this year's Semper Amici girls honored their big sisters with a breakfast-their first project as a club. During the past year, these girls have en- gaged in various projects such as, collecting food and clothing for the needy, selling doughnuts, and providing plants for the patio. None of these projects, however, could have been accomp- lished without the assistance of the two faculty advisors, Mrs. Dena Breaux and Mrs. Nedra Clay. Debbie Robicheaux Reporter Lolly Buxton Sergeant-at-Arm! Judy Backus Bobbie Bcucaire ? '5x Beth Bell Sarah Blakewood Cheryl Broussard Pe Bush With the Key Club, Semper Amici collected food and clothes 220 asv 1 for the needy at Christmas. The Girls in Semper Amici Q Ann Chastant jolaine Crump Sandy Courmier Linda Derveloy Linda Dominique Pam Durand Judy Dutreix Brenda Gallier Mary Anne Graves Joy Guinn I-ibbl' Haif jenny Herrerl Cheryl Keller Leigh johnson Semper Amici Sweetheart Melanie Duplechin is escorted by Susan Houser Mary LaGr0ue Ronnie Combs at the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. 22l Form Bonds of Friendship BCUY I-am-lfY Sarah Lasserre Charlotte Leblanc Anna Kay Montgomery Martha McCullough janet Montgomery Liz Molett Clara Motlow Molly Murphy Cathy Nelson Donna Nugent Mickey 0'Quinn Ann Patton Martha Ramey Jan Shamburger 222 Among Themselves Marcia Slingerland Mary Smith Susan Smythe Sharon Snyder Jackie Sonnier Susan Stephan Patsy Stirling Sally Stovall Sue Trahan Patsy Williams Karen White Susan Zahn Mrs. Nedra Clay Mrs. Dena Breaux Sponsor Sponsor Masque and Gavel Encourag W i E sa X. A t A - s if K K K G Q Q I David Duhon Lolly Buxton Paula Norwood Leslie Owen Steve MacDia1-mid Pfeiideni Vice-Prexidenz Serfezary Treasurer Sgl.-at-Arm: . me .. X Qt, , ..: , X X The purpose of Masque and Gavel is to promote better speech in the home, in the , school, and in the community. It seeks to encourage good speech for all students, not -i A' only the talented fewg but it does seek to honor these students who have shown an out- fi standing talent in debate and dramatics. p C The Masque and Gavel charter was presented to Lafayette High School on November t 5 2, 1953. It is the oldest national speech club on our campus. Tim Wright G Sgt.-at-Arm: E A . .px . i lv ' - Karen Bixler Kathy Cotter Carl Ooussan David Cox Charlie de Gravelles J0hn1'lY de GIHVCUCS Lolly Buxton, Masque and Gavel sweetheart, represented the club at james Domingue Marsha Dye the Christmas dance. FY k 1 Phil Dismukes 224 C ood Speech for All . '19 Y . xv HN X Q Q gy? 'Wy aa X W v ,. WX.. .XX ,sei E as 'Xl , . wa lx Mike Foreman Richard Frazell Lee Mowe Debbie Oliver X '- - NX X R X X A XX S X - .XXI 1 K K N Q X X QA X R X N N XS xx le X XIX xx XX? S X XX fsi,3L?x -X Ellen Gassie X 9' X- A S? -X x SXXX sy S . James Halma Mike Mielke X X,o. h X Patsy Murphy jay Paris Aflfl P9.tt01'l Danny Price Q , XXX iff, 'f i Katie Smith Susie Smith John Stanclridge Milinda Walton Trigg White ti Trigg White Prerident Degree of Dirfinclion jim Anderson Degree of Merit Lolly Buxton Degree of Dirlinciion tg Monica Davis Degree of Honor National Forensic Leagui David Cox paula Norwood Steve MacDiarmid Vire-Pr-eridenz Sep,-gym-y Treawrer Degree of Dixtinction Degree of Excellence Dfgfff Of Di-ffiNii0r1 During the 1958-59 and 1959-60 school years, because of. the outstanding work done in debate and other forensic activities, Lafayette High School was granted a charter for the establishment of the National Forensic League-in the 'fall of 1960. For many students it is the pinnacle of their high school career. For others it opens the door to opportunity and success. But the greatest value of membership is the encouragement and incentive it gives each student to become an effective speaker and hence a more successful and more influential citizen. Douglas Capuder Degree of Honor johnny deGravelles Degree of Excellence K . rss -'-' wi ,aw -. fsximw-a wg .. N -. at . 1 ' - .. c x 4 in fi Molly Bates Degree of Honor Kathy Cotter Carl Coussan Burns Crotty Degree of Merit Degree of Excellence Degree of Honor james Dorningue Mike Foreman David Duhon Degree of Dirlinclion Degree of Dirlinciion Degree of Distinction T,-avi Richard Frazelle Sonny Greeson Don Hooton Gary Huffman Mike Huffman Degree of Excellence Degree of Merit Degree of Excellence Degree of Honor Degree of Excellence 226 ains for Leadership ,4 isynxv '-use Ric Lozes Degree of Honor km fi I - Mary McCammon Degree of Honor -Lee Mowe Degree of Excellence Leslie Owen I Degree of Dixzinctzon X . li f L Steve Rettig Degree of Honor Joe Oelkers Degree of Excellence jay Paris Degree of Excellence Katie Smith Degree of Dixiinction Clo Thurber Degree of Honor Kirk Troxler Degree of Honor Mike Mielke Degree of Dixtinclion F . D t Fes t, . if ' ? Debbie Oliver Degree of Merit Melinda Walton, NFL Sweetheart, was presented at the Miss Meny DHUUY Pfife Christmas Dance. Degree of Honor Sl1SiE Sllflifll . Steve Snyder -john Standridge Degree of Dzmncllon Degree of Merit Degree of Honor if? , ' 'Z t+ e i - , i M L hh r g . 5 Q 2 Zeigiiftzi, , ,st , e ,Q-wigatfigafi if Becky Wagner Melinda Walton Tim Wright Degree of Hwwf Degree of Dixzinciion Double Ruhr 227 ffs 'rl-4 4,.., Thespian Society Enhance U :J 033'-Nyc . 01 - tv 'z':'i1:, .l'X'i' 'fi' 1 f x4 ! ., X I, This choral speaking group rated excellent at the McNeese rally in the performance of This is Louisiana. F pw 5 , gb . Q 1- K f s ' N Q J ,. Q, s 'L 'fi' X isa'-It 1'-i s. 225:52 , xr-'lf-3, its X M - z .: X T-ivsf u. i 1. ':t.:rgi,,52 g -za.. 4- sf' f't .wbfixa1-. , J?-M l J its wa Jet? fi'-'Sl'-N X Ni. V ia t 1' 2 :2ssae l ss .8 431222225 f R: !z:r4::::::11:h ii2': s K .x:.::::::::::::1ii' 'T' 'azz' 'Q Z' W!-75'-... I K E:Z?21fA1:::u1i'i: lf? ' m: -2' Kathy's cousin Donald Garry, a profes- sional actor, visited the class to discuss movie personalities and acting. Again this year, the Lafayette High 'School chapter of the National Thespian Society sponsored a series of Readers' Theatre productions. The purpose of these productions, which range from solo performances to choral speaking groups, is to make literature a meaningful experience for listener and reader alike. The year's programs began with Dr. Harley Smith's reading of the poetic play In April Once. Mrs. J. P. Owen, Sr., reviewed the delight- ful book Up the Down Staircase. The third production was An Evening of One Act Plays given by the members of the Thespian group. On the fourth production drama students collaborated with such professionals as Mrs. Owen, Dr. Smith, and Mrs. Ann Lejuene in order to present the beautiful and compelling jesus, Son of Man by Kahlil Gibran. The last program of the series was entitled This is Louisiana, in which the history of Louisiana was told in poems, dramas, and stories. The high point on this program was a performance by the choral speaking choir. I l Sara, jackie, Barbara, and Jeannie perform in Where Sbake.rpeare'r Ladies Meal. 228 Sabra Steinhorst was a Spanish danc- er in This is Louisiana. . I w vw, i xiiyw Wx Q 52? 2 ig?-R 'S x Ny 3 of Its Meml l l l The fla Voodoo. -as 4' T' Dr. Harley Smith began the year's' Read- er's Theatre productions with a dramatic reading of the poetic play In April Once. me- burns brightly in the one act play The Love Mrs. Owen, .Barbara Higginbotham, Rand Hart y , Jeanne Cot- trell and Leslie Owen in Gibran's poem. Mrs. John M. Standridge and Mrs Jack Paris await guests following a perform- ance hrough Public Performances Jackie Walton, Sonny Greeson, Mrs C. E. Wright, Kathy Cotter, and Dr Smith in Jesus, Son of Man. The cast of IVhen Sbakespeareir Ladiex Meet. John Standridge, Ellen Gassie, Mrs. Lejeune, Jay Smith, and Debbie Olivet in Gibran's poem. 23l Lion's Din CAROL COULTER EDITOR KATHY FEHLMAN BUSINESS MANAGER Provides Students 'xlib -l :N X. J. wM'WWP M-I-W Wham Kathy David Corky Curfman Janis Hutchinson Beth Bell Ed' Asrixtont Layout Editor Copy Editor Auittmzt Copy Editor Layout iitor 'ip wks Libby Hait Axyixtmzt Copy Editor Debbie Robicheaux Asfimznt Buxinesr Manager ' -AW Kelly Robertson Clan Editor 'ww ,i ffl' Susan Stevens Chu: Editor Susan Anderson Mike Kimbrough Sandy Richardson Glen Nagomi Ayxistont Clan Editor S port: Editor Auirttznt Sport! Editor Aniytont Spam Editor Firxt Semexter With Memories I' 'N , W ,www Mike LeBlanc Rob Capell Kathy Law Judy Richard Auiftmzt Sport: Editor Hanan Edigof Honor: Editor Organization: Editor Fir.,-f Sgmgggf Setond Semexter 1 Susan Hougef aflef MOHT OITIC Betty BUSCII Steve Gabal Memvfifff Edifw' Axxirtont Memories Editor Firxt Semexter J 8 fY Axxiftmzt Orgmzizotiom Editor Affffffmf 0 84'1fZ'1710'1f Edffvf Gail HOY Sarah Vinson Jan Shamburger Ann Coulter Auiftorzt Memorief Editor Penonolitiey Editor Higbligbzf Editor Afxiftmzt Higbliglatf Editor First Semexter of Their School Years Jeff Smith Photographer During a break in the Taylor Publishing seminar hosted by Lion'.r Din, students leave the auditorium for refreshments. The intent of the Lion'.r Din is to represent the Lafayette High stu- dent body in all phases of school life. This annual publication cap- tures spirit in all forms-on the football field, in the class room, at pep rallies, and at other school activities. Along with trying to have the book portray spirit, the staffers have tried to compile it into a book of memories. They have tried to perpetuate school life-the good times, the bad times, the happy moments, the sad ones, victory and defeat. The book is of value only to its subjects-the students and the faculty. In addition to the Lion'.r Dinir usefulness to the students, the members of the staff receive excellent training in various phases of journalism which serves as an excellent foundation for further journalistic en- deavors. Carol Coulter represented Lion': Din as sweetheart in the Miss Merry Christmas Dance. 3 ? A g N NE f 2 K , A E! 3 Q Q x- Q5 -1-1, , ' H fu, 1- lf'-::::x.m , . '-.. Y ' My 1 if V ,Wi V, ., ,nw , - ',fVf,--liffrk ' 'K ff ' 'LY ,V lf V L .44 :ij jgjf .fb 3:55595 nf K: '-.AMF Wk U . W N ,.m-AWAY .QQ -b X 'Q I ! Vll 2 f X' Q, .N is N Tie for Highest Scholastic Honor Announced M , -x X ccco o,n, ,f GEORGE GERCKE Valedictorian JUDITH RICHARD V 1 cl orian 4.0 Average 4.0 A ROBERT CAPELL Salutatorian 5.954 Average 238 Seniors Accept American. Legion Awards Tommy Derveloy, having been selected by the vote of the faculty and the senior class, was also chosen to receive the American Legion Award. Judy Richard received the American Legion Award on the basis of outstand- ing character, scholarship, service, and leadership. 239 W I s I V V e Performance of Four Years r we A certificate for being a member of the Honor Society Pat. Sullivan presented the awards various clubs give during all four of his high school years is given to their outstanding senior member. Rob Capell by a member of the Jaycees. The eleven National Merit Scholarship Finalists and the three National Merit Scholars were given formal recognition this night. l Carol Coulter received the Business and Professional As an indication of appreciation Janis Hutchinson pre- Women Club Award. sented Bill Clark, Senior Class President, a gift from the class. Eleven Place in MS Program Robert Capell Phil Dismukes William Clark This year Lafayette High School was honored to have eleven National Merit Scholarship Final- ists of which three became National Merit Schol- ars. The National Merit Scholarship Program is conducted by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, an independentg nonprofit organiza- tion established in 1955. This program 'com- bines a nationwide search for talented youth with a number of services designed to increase financial assistance for able students. It seeks to encourage all students to perform to the maxi- mum of their abilities and to help them better understand their own educational development as an aid in making educational and vocational plans. P David Cox George Gercke Donna Jo Horton Paula Norwood Virginia Page National Merit Scholar Judith Richard Kathryn Smith Patricia Sullivan National Merit Scholar National Merit Scholar 242 I Honors Program Aoknowledges Scholarship - M ix T , r fs ' r i s. -ifuffcfzi eg-ss lo ...- ii ' it t 'Q f ...s . 1 1 f r - ..r .. A .t...-e 's f m f i j- , .' ' asf .,,. S Q 'Rb 2 i Father Brennan gives the Invocation at the ff' ff-8' ' r, f - honor's day program. Judy Richard, Honor Society Miss Marilyn Meadows, a President, presides at the an- speech student teacher at LHS nual program for the honor Spoke to the assembly. students. I For their performance in science, Mr. Armstrong recognizes John George Gercke, a senior Honor Society Thibeaux, Tod Scharnberg, and David Cox. member, presents an Honor Roll cer- tificate to Ross Brupbacher. V The Pelican State delegates from LHS are Judy X Receiving the French Government award for excellence Richard, Valli Clonniger, Janis Hutchinson, Tommy in French from Mr. Armstrong are Paula Norwood and Derveloy, Kent Lafleur, and Bill Clark. Annelle Nasse. 243 utstanding Results at Rall and . Tommy' Safldlfa BNCC Myra RuSS2lC Mary Anne Geoff Stuart Mike Mielke Glenn Hebert Metzer Willis Anderson Geometry Graves Kimbrough Williams Trigonometry General M4117 AIELIM' I 'ilgebm I Gwmfffl' First. USL Algebra II Advanced Trigonometry Fifth, USL Second, Fmt' Fmt' USL Sewnd- SCCOFH3, USL Math Second, McNeese MCNCCSC MCNECS2 Second, LSU second, USL McNeese First, LSU Third, LSU -, rrrsr , i , rrn s S . .. A Y is - S - Q i- . , - ' ,rg . . it - . 1'- e F ' fs, - S it W i 5 l li F i ' A . Q ?ug5L -gi -I .Lwid.,R 1.5 X' fy i Phyllis Bill Zink Curtis Ric Lozes Bob Bill Clark D 'd C X h S b 'I ' Hollief General Cottrell Biolo y St. Amant Pbyrirx gli Jie? Joes mzabo Lee Phi lips . . if . 7 G 8 J' Geography General Math SFIEIICE Geperal Thur , Cbemulry First, Fig-gf, USL T1-iii-L Second, USL Fourth, USL Igltggrlggge Fi51:gfH6gL McNeese Second, USL McNeese MCNeg5e Fourth, LSU First: LSU L L L , X--i X L ,. I 0 it J K, Craig lleinold Lee Bopcker Ann Patton Judy Richard George Gercke Linda Tim Linda Mimi Matt Cnflcx -Civic! General American American Records Zimmerman Metcalf Engliih III Third, First, USL Hulory Hulory Hirlor En l',rb 1 E ligb 1 En liyb Il Th' d . . . J' e 1 ng ,g lr , MCNCCSC FIFSI. I-SU FUSY- USL Third. F01l1'fh. USL Second, Third, USL Third, USL McNeese Second, LSU McNeese MCNgg5g ,. . . . V, ...7 Lk. no ,W,..,,,L I vV,g ,,. ,,.L .f Sl . N A L 3 f , S I I ilts ' irsc , 3 if as . or ' Q ' ' 1 . f L 1 ' , -5 S M 1,s 'E N ' fs.i 1 1 . Q 'T , if - A I ' I s' L, S ' ll, , sn S A is L I iei i. it S 1 X vias ' Q -1, Q K j im, it -. . -' , X , Cv , ' 3 T-ibbv Hai! Rob CHP4-:ll Pat Sullivan Randy Hart Phil Dismukes J d G L nn S san Ba ter W d 11 Eqglirb III Englixb IV Englixb IK Spelling Engzfih Caiiizui Ying iboffrafd ifffei First, USL Second, Thiicd' USL Second, USL Compoxiiion Clefiml Clerieul Fourth-, USL Typewfifing SCC0Ud, I-SU McNeese Englub Pron. Third, USL Pmr.-rice Pramre Fi,-Si, USL Sccond, USL First, Third, USL Pii-gf, LSU Fourth, LSU McNeese Sheryl Ross Typewriling First, McNeese Bookkeeping Second, USL Jane Barrias Rose Marie Pat Cashman Jo Ann Hgmg Eg 1 Martin Home Stelly Third, Home Economic: II Home McNeese Ecormmir: II Second, LSU Economic: III Third, USL Second, USL Fourth, USL Fourth, LSU Cynthia Huval Clara Venable John Tommy ,Home Er IV Hvme Bienvenu Hebert Second, Eronomlrr IV Induririal lmiurlrial McNeese Fourth, USL Art: I Arr: II Third, LSU Third, USL Third, USL 244 Diana Schuessler Biology Third, USL Spanixb I First, McNeese in Foreign Languages Bring LHS Honor Connie Rose Anna Roger Stueben Pat Mlffhell Katie Smith Bob Furse Linda Reinold Joy Wilson Kathryn Matthews Henry Spunirh Il Fffflfh I French II Ldflfl f Latin I Latin II Law Spallidv I SpdniJlJ Il Second, USL Fll'Sf. Second, USL First, Third, USL Third, Latin II Second, USL Sgcgnd, McNeese McNeese McNeese Second, USL Fourth, LSU McNeese Third. USI- Fourth, LSU In French prose reading, Virginia Page received excel- At the Foreign Language Festival at USL, Nancy Craw- lent at USL. Mary Bridges and Jill Gueno both ob- ford and Bob Reneau rated excellent in French poetry tained very good at USL, and Shirlyn Trahan earned reading, and Virginia Leyendecker won superior. excellent at LSU. Paul LeBourgeois and Thomas Parker with Dave White At USL in Spanish II prose, Ann Pratt earned superior, received excellent at USL's Foreign Language Festival in Spanish I poetry, Connie Matthews rated superior. and good at LSU Rally for a French play. 1-, A Cathy Nelson and Diana Schuessler obtained excellent Leo post and Christine Wimberly rated very good at in 5PaUi5h I POCUY at USL- the Foreign Language Festival in Spanish II prose. 245 ' N W Speech Department Completes . By placing first in Oratory at the Louisiana High School Speech League Tournament of Champions, Tim Wright won the honor of at- tending the NFL Tournament in New Mexico. E Carl Coussan placed first in the Parish American League Oratory and third in the District event. xr , 5. Mark MacDiarmid took first in the Parish Optimist Club Oratorical Contest, first in the District Con- test, and third in the State Contest. At the McNeese Rally these debaters placed first in debate. Phil Dismukes and Richard Frazell received third in Boys' Debate, Kathy Cotter placed first in Humorous In- terp, and Leslie Owen got second in Girls' Oratory at Robert E. Lee in Houston. First in non-sweepstakes debate andy superior debaters at the McNeese Rally are these students. Superiors in individual events at the McNeese Rally At the LA-8lQ,A' Rally, Richard prazell, Phil Dis. were received by these. mukes, Mike Mielke, and Trigg White took first in Boys' Debate. 248 Another Successful Year In competition at Lamar Tech in At the I.A.8cO.A. Rally, Katie, Me- Leslie received superior in Girls' Beaumont, Don Hooton and Joe linda, and Lolly placed third in Girls' Oratory and john, in Oral Interp at Oelkers came out first in the junior Debateg Steve, Debbie, and Tim LSU Rally. Division Debate. came out first in individual events. Lolly Buxton and Melinda Walton A superior in Discussion was given At Centenary College, Leslie Owen received superior in Girls' Debate to these students at USL. and Tim Wright both took first in at Louisiana Tech in Rustong Me- Oratoryg Kathy Cotter received a linda was named the outstanding girl first in Humorous Interp. debater. 'rs These Students Obtained SUPCfi01' ratings as individual Superiors in individual events at the Louisiana Speech debaters at the McNeese Rally. Festival were given to these speech students. 249 Following a Great Year l Ron Gomez was the Master of Ceremonies again this Jim Pittman, the head coach at Tulane was the guest year, speaker. The award for the best foul shooter went to Ken Seibold. Getting the award for the outstanding track man is Johnny deGravelles. Johnny Ruston received the trophy for the most im- proved basketball player. The trophy for being the outstanding field man was given to Ken Trahan. -fuk 0 ,AFR -'fm --Jslifw nr Espri HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss KATHY FEHLMAN i FIRST MAID SECOND MAID Miss RAYNE WILLIAMS Miss LESLIE OWEN ,The Homecoming Court of 1965-1966 reigns over the traditional dance. 254 K, miami 4' ,X 1' x 3 xx if .. N N W Q J' Q X I A x Sk . ...,. ,N - ,. rs., Aw. si 'O X .. S , XJ Quik.-5 A X -X .' -. xii 5 E k E. -QQFREQS X .XX-1. ... xi 'll - '. 1 ' 4 xi.. X x Wfl-QSHQ-55 11: . . . X. N.,. ,, X X F . u M ., - ix Qxx X ' N X - 1.. - -Bw-H S:-as W R ,, Rx xx? J . ..Q:.., Q, X N yur' fi' wlth the resentatno elly ' .,Lxg k ' , .S, EI, ,L N . .. R N .X sg . , .. V 'S A x Q . - Y' if? s55f,f'4iiL-Riff : 5 '- GX ,f I 5 f,.': 2227 ,1 f1Qgg,52 EZffgEgQ qi232fg,if3jjYy,Q 5? x 'LL5 , . 'g M' Y' ,. , ' ' -L -4 X W qs.: ., 'sf 1 f wwf, if - 1, - ,, .M -:asf mf '-.,-, .W 1a,Wg 'S ' . -'-- '--'A' - Gif' wi Q Q. fi 'X S f. A if - A K'Mffl:V.i5fi5g5i.gL.1 Q A .f in-f I , ur --J , f 1 f . ,Q E K ,, . sk ., I 3 K , A We if r. and Miss L.H. . Are Announce. This year's Key Club decorations add to the excitement of Mardi Gras. Last year's royal couple, Phyllis Montgomery and johnny Harper, return to relinquish their crowns. Tim Wright presents Sherry Combs with a gift for her outstanding work on the dance. johnny congratulates Ross, our new Mr. L.H.S. 260 , tt the Key Club Dance A smile from Ross greets the announcement of the new Miss L.H.S., Katie Ducote. . 0 Miss Phyllis Montgomery crowns a radiant Miss L.H.S Ross goes to congratulate Katie. The royal couple shares their delight at being named Mr. and Miss L.H.S. y 261 The Junior Class St le Show . . The junior models for the traditional class style show pose with their big Sister, Coleen Houston. Gail Hoy and joy Guinn portray two of Church wear is shown by Mickey the styles in sports wear. O'Quin and Molly Murphy. 262 , Provided holesome Entertainment. l l Our Master and Mistress of Ceremonies Tim Colleen shows her surprise as she was named Wright and Melanie made the style show com- junior Class Big Sister. plete success. Linda Derveloy and Paulette Delana Evening wear is modeled by Susan are framed in their cocktail apparel. , Houser and Susan Smythe. Over 300 Girls Sv -A sas 5 264 axw Myrtis Lauw gives the welcoming speech. Miss Gibbons presents the G.R.A. team awards. Miss McDade was presented with a gift for her work with G.R.A. The junior Volleyball team members are given their hard-earned awards. Attended the GRA Social wc., SSA ,ar ss Dr. Bowers, guest speaker, spoke on the importance of girl's physical education. Mrs. Martin, Lionnette sponsor is recognized for her hard work. 1 E The new Lionnette officers were installed at the social. 265 The Soc Hop Is the Climax . . The Sophomores show initiative in putting on this traditional Soc Hop which portrayed the theme 266 f the Sophomore Year Blues -sn... - M sw ifiig-gm we Soph's show their enthusiasm in putting the final touches on the dance. It looks like everyone, including Molly, is enjoying him- self. M ,,.e.,i.+- ,. ,-and Everything is ready and waiting. 267 Underclassmen Excelling in Academics A '54 Charles deGfaVe11e5 delivers the opening George Coussan presents an NFL Award to Debbie Oliver. address. Mark Macdiarmid receives the Optimist's Outstanding Freshman Award. G 1 4 F Culminating Activities Begin . . is P ii-- 3 . i X - x ggi 1 ' i ... E. . . is Distinguished guests and Senior Class Officei I 55 E! is i s I 'f l E T S . Janis Hutchinson, Mistress of Ceremonies, addresses the Class of '66. The Class of '66 enjoys one of their last ith the Senior Banquet themselves at the Senior Banquet. An artistic arrangement of flowers and a gilded bird cage highlighted the central floor decoration of the Senior Banquet. ethers at the Senior Banquet. N Baccalaureate Enriches It took every organization working as a group to make Baccalaureate something always to be remembered. Seniors stand reverently as Mr. Greig conducts the orchestra. 276 is wx iv iff an X A an S N N Sv x Q Q, Qi Y - qfwu,-Q 'Y T f'f,,1 T f if 1 fE 1 w3 Q Q .. E -, evz yi if 5 2 Commenoes Adulthood i P' , . X . N s Judy Richard, Valedictorian, George Gercke, Valedictorian, Rob Capell, Salutatorian, spoke gives her speech on the Cour- presents his speech. The topic on Courage age of Determination. was Courage-The Voice of Dissent vs. The Voice of Dis- content. Each Senior recalls the past and ponders upon his future. 279 4 E I Memcbri n a fi Q' . 1-L. no 0 ,, Q Vg -1f.. V j 5s. W W .Awwqmeo '51 e X f W yy , ., ' K K ' Af: 1 Y, if A 1. xx' 2 . ' S Mrs, B is that you? I'1n sick and tired of you students in the hall at 5th hour!! ' Times have changed!! J Mouth full Betty? Don't look now, We're caught! ??? 284 I can'r believe its We REALLY did beat Organized Confusion- Sulphur. 'QRS A Q 1 . Q i See no evil, Hear no evil, Speak no evil . . . I New boy tries out for the team. I Poor freshmen go round and round on initiation clay. A 12M Jumbo WHS 5119! ll 285 Hmmm! What's in that cup? 5 I 286 They flock like geese. Children must play!!! Watch it Ken! Are you still trying to check out? Miss Merry Christmas, Miss Sherry Combs! V Nothing like flowers, flowers, flowers! Buy your tickets from the Lion's Din. The girls scream with excitement when the court is announced. The Sophomore Class boosted L.H.S.'s spirit very much this year. Mrs. Mumpower leaves enthusiastically on The court enjoyed the first dance. a T.G.I.F. The Dimensions entertain the student body N ' i xx ,X X xv . . .X X4 tx t, X X N - X1 i xv. X' .. I can't believe it!!! Prison! ! ! Look at the new couple. .A 'Q ' s 0 'Q ff. Don't you wish we were all smart. Smile pretty, Christie. 3 + 4 , v , if Q X' S X . N Q ,, 'Wiliam' i The Pep Parade was a big success. Pm feadl' to leave HOW- The Seniors really did work hard on their float!! You're not that cute, Brupbacher! Nlirfii-'Oki T00 bad yolffe on 3 diet, Bugga, The Lionettes show plenty of spirit in Shreveport. 292 ning Homecoming activities. Teaching has been an important part of her life. L 294 's - ,,..ms+. Mrs. Breaux aided in the annual school elections. Mrs. Breaux helps in plan- ppreciation of her many fruitful years spent in the teaching profession and of her genuine interest in, and love for, the youth of today, we dedicate this 1966 volume of the Lion's Din to Mrs. Dena Breaux who retired from her teaching career this past May. Mrs. Breaux was an outstanding English teacher for many years. Throughout her tenure at Lafayette High, she encouraged high standards in our school, thus helping to shape and mold the character of hundreds of young people. Our former English faculty member served the school in many ways other than in actual teaching. At various times, she was the sponsor of the Parlez- Vous and of Semper Amici. Up to the time of her retirement, Mrs. Breaux was active in Homecoming activities and in annual school election campaigns. So to you, Mrs. Breaux, we dedicate this 1965-66 Lion's Din, and we say a sincere thank you to a grand teacher and a wonderful person. Mrs. Breaux has helped with numerous extracurricular activities throughout her teaching career. 295 In Advertisements . Vg ilk? 69 e I Q I 'gg' ' -4 - :A IV . ,X 1 , C .1 2' ' o P3 ' ' f-'lin' sxlw' ' fa av. od-of ev 4, f. 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