Leesville High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Leesville, LA)

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The Hard Working 9taff Donny Monk, Business Manager and Susan Harris, Sports Editor Roger Opio—Photographer Brenda Stanly, Features Editor and Mary Anna McClure, Organizations Editor EDITORS: Joy Beard, Freshman: Penny Kay, Junior; Pam Byrd, Senior; Sheryl Chance, Sophomore (Ab.) Sophomore Typists: Diane Broyles, Es meralda and Anna Lozado 5

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Editor's Our year was a very busy one, solving prob- lems and opening new doors each day to a new and different way of life. As you turn through the pages of the 1966-67 Wampus Cat, I hope that you can recall old experiences and add new ones of your own. I should like to thank you for giving me the privilege of working for you and a special thanks to the yearbook staff for its cooperation and a job well done. As you look through these pages, may they remind you of doors you have passed through. May you realize these portals opened new avenues of opportunity and responsibility in adult life. Message KEY: That which serves to explain or solve something; that which permits entrance. Tandy presented Mr. John Dempsey with a gift at the Dedication Assembly”.

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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.