Leesville High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Leesville, LA)

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Besides signing admits, supervising the lunch room, excusing students when ill, and assisting with the operation of the school, Mr. Paris is a friend to us all. MR. TED PARIS Assistant Principal A friend in need is a friend indeed, an old saying, clearly symbolizes Mr. Jack Bostwick, our Guidance Counselor. Anytime we have personal problems, need aid with our present studies or guidance with our future endeavors he is always around to lend a helping hand. We appreciate your helping us to think for ourselves, to recognize our rights of individuality and respect those who train our minds. MR. JACK BOSTWICK Guidance MRS. RACHEL MOSS MRS. EDITH GILCREASE Secretary Teachers' Aid

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Mr. Joe Westerchil Speaks to You HHBi KEYS OPEN DOORS! May I paraphrase the theme of our 1966-67 WAMPUS CAT and say, Education Opens Doors. Education, the experiences of life, is the key to the opportunities of your generation. The ex- periences, both academic and non-academic, of your secondary education are the most vital of your educational process. It is my impression, as your principal, that you have prepared yourselves to accept the challenges for the opportunities of your generation. You have studied, played, cooperated and proved time and time again that you are prepared for the vast opportunities that have never been offered another generation. I feel the doors of opportunity are there to be opened, therefore, go forth --, you are students of Leesville High School.

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Keys Mt. Joe Westerchil, principal, accepted the new wing from Mr. Bradshaw, superintendent, and Messrs. Berry and Schaeffer, School Board Members. The School Board helps open new doors at L. H.S. to make it larger and more advanced. Bulletin Boards ■ Seniors of '68 order rings INTERPh- UIDN I» TD UNDERSTANDING Parent participation helps boost students