Leesville High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Leesville, LA)

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Dear Faculty and Student Body: As the school year passes, we pause to catch a final glimpse of the joys and sorrows shared at L.H.S. in 1967-68. It is hoped that you, the faculty and students, the subject and substance of the story told herein, gaze through this book, and will have many fond memories of your days at Leesville High School. In view of your assistance and contributions to the preparation of the 1968 WAMPUS CAT, the yearbook staff expresses its appreciation to you. It has truly been an honor to edit this year’s WAMPUS CAT yearbook. Sincerely, Penny Kay Editor 4

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Dedication Dear Mr. Brumley, You have done so many things for good ole Leesville High that it would be impossible to tell of all of them. The Junior Proms would never have been great without your untiring efforts. Who would think of Home- coming without your many talents? Just think, there would be no record of past football if you had not taken the time to film all of the games. The Industrial Arts Club has been one of your many enjoyments where you have shared friendship and lead- ership. No matter what was broken, from shoe straps to hurdles, you took the time to repair it. Whether construct- ing a picture frame or props for a play your talents were always used to their fullest capacity. To express our gratitude, the yearbook staff is proud to dedicate the 1967-68 WAMPUS CAT to you, Mr. Curtis Brumley. Sincerely, The Yearbook Staff 3

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Work Work More Work! EDITORS: Barbara O'Neil, Freshman; Joy Beard, Sophomore; Rinkie Williamson, Jun- ior; Gwen Terrell, Senior. FEATURE EDITOR: Bonnie Williams; OR- GANIZATIONAL EDITOR: Marcia Robin- son; SPORTS EDITOR: Sally Word. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: Diane Broyles. BUSINESS MANAGER: Liz Copeland; AS- SISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER: Pam Niv ison. TYPISTS: Liz Koury, Darlene Davis, Ka- ren Thompson. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Vincent Mastracchio, Randy Stevens, Standing. 5