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

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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

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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.

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.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