Lake Charles High School - Catalog Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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1968 A fi' 'Y MISS GRACE ULMER MISS EBBIE WHITTEN GRACE ULNIER. Miss Grace Ul- mer. who teaches American history. graduated from Judson College with a B.A. degree. Sponsor of the Stu- dent Council. Miss Iflmer directs the Homecoming Ball. the Frontier Day activities, and graduation. She loves antiques. and has a fine col- lection of old lamps. LOUISE YICK. Miss Louise Yick teaches typing and shorthand. She enjoys sketching and is the sponsor of the F.B.L.A. She attended North- western State College. where she received her B.S. degree. EBBIE WHITTEN. Miss Ebbie Whitten. who received her B.A. from Mississippi State Colle g e for Women. and her MA. degree from the University of Virginia. teaches English and is one of the sponsors of the Catalog She likes to read, fish. and whittle. However, from September until the 6'Catalog goes to press in February. her only hobby is photography. ROBERT JOHN WURSTER. Mr. Bob Wtirster teaches civics and gen- eral history. He graduated from Southwestern Louisiana Institute. where he received his B.S. and B.A. degrees. Mr, Wllrster has many in- terests. In addition to sponsoring the Auto Club and the freshman and sophomore Hi-Y Clubs. he is also a commissioner of Boy Scouts. FLORENCE BEARD. Mrs. Florence Beard. known to all the students and faculty as f'Flo. is the courteous hostess who greets all newcomers to our school. Besides being Mr. St. Dizier's efficient secretary. she is the repository for all the students' troubles. Flo's hobby this year is furnishing her brand new home. LLCILLE DUPLECHAIN. Mrs. Lucille Duplechain. who plays an important role at LCHS. is the cafe- teria dietitian. She also makes the atmosphere of the cafeteria pleasant with numerous potted plants, which she raises. An authority on irises and camellias. Mrs. Dupe nearly al- ways has beautiful flowers on the table. I rig. -as , I 4 I we s ', MISS LOUISE VICK f'5x 'um' 5, . af af- I N- f x r fs? MR. JOHN WURSTER MRS. FLORENCE BEARD MRS. LUCILLE DUPLECHAIN 2

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