Leesville High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Leesville, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1969 volume:

WAMPUS CAT 1969 Leesville High School Leesville, Louisiana Theme: Calendar of Events Published by Taylor Publishing Co. De dic Through the years you have been vitally interested in educa- tion and have provided leadership and encouragement as a teacher, a coach, and a principal. As superintendent, you have worked diligently and tirelessly to bring the Vernon Parish Schools from the bottom of this list in the state to a position where we take a back seat to no one. You have been the recipient of many honors for responsi- bilities undertaken in the educational systems on the parish, state and national levels. You have, also, given praise and recog- nition to others for work well done, medals and trophies won, and accomplishments achieved for better education. You have worked to make Leesville High School one of the best in the state by your participation in our assemblies and activities, your interest in our welfare, and your desire to enrich our curriculum and improve our facilities. FOr your leadership, concern, and encouragement, we are very grateful. To you, Mr. Bradshaw, the man responsible for the efficient operation of the educational system of Vernon Parish, we, the yearbook staff, proudly dedicate this 1969 edition of the WAMPUS CAT. -ONTENTs Principal’s Message The 1968-69 school year has been a memorable experience for all of us at Leesville High School. The annual staff has chosen a most appropriate theme, Calendar of Events, to record those outstanding events on our calendar that have happened this year at Leesville High School. As for myself, I will warmly remember many events of the year, 1968-69, that are not recorded here or that were not even on our school calendar. Foremost, 1 shall remember the type student body we had at Leesville High School. This student body was as fine a group of young men and women as with whom one could be associated. So strong is my impression of the Leesville High School student body that I find it difficult to believe the news media reports as representative of our young people in our country today. 1 faithfully believe the destiny of our country will be passed into the hands of a most competent generation - a generation that is willing and eager to accept the responsibilities of adulthood. In closing, I would like to thank all of you for helping to make the school year both enjoyable and successful. The annual staff is to be especially congratulated for making possible this truly lasting memory of the 1968-69 school year. I only hope that is just the beginning of success and happiness for us all. 5 Very Important People MRS. RACHEL MOSS Secretary MRS. JUANITA HINES and MRS. DONNA PYNES Teachers' Aids 2nd Semester MRS. GRACE CUTRELL Teachers’ Aid 1st Semester MRS. SHERRY SELF Teachers’ Aid 1st Semester Guidance Counselors MRS. GUINELL SMART MR. WILLIAM CHANCE 6 MRS. MARJORIE ANDERSON CHORUS MR. RALPH BOLTON GENERAL BUSINESS MRS. ALMA BROWN GENERAL SCIENCE MISS SANDRA BUSH TYPING Faculty COACH AL ANDING GENERAL SCIENCE MRS. SANDRA AYERS GENERAL MATH COACH GUY BARR ATHLETICS MR. EUGENE BOOKTER GEOMETRY MRS. ELAINE BOWEN PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. MYRA BOYD CIVICS MISS C A RITA BROWN SPANISH MR. RICHARD CARTER BIOLOGY MR. CURTIS BRUMLEY WOODWORKING MRS. MARY ALICE CROWELL BUSINESS MR. CHARLES BURR SPEECH COACH CHARLES EDWARDS DRIVER EDUCATION 7 Faculty MR. JACK GAMBLE WORLD HISTORY MRS. TRESA HAD NOT ENGUSH MR. WILLIAM HARDIN BAND MRS. MARILYN JOCHEN JOURNALISM MR. ROLAND JONES BIOLOGY MRS. BETH KILMAN COACH JIMMY LEACH COE COORDINATOR ATHLETICS MR. LARRY LEE MECHANICAL DRAWING COACH GERALD LONG CIVICS MRS. ROSE LONG PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. KIMBLE MARLER AMERICAN HISTORY MRS. THEORY POWELL ENGLISH 8 MRS. VIVIAN REDDING ENGLISH MRS. CATHERINE SANSALONE ALGEBRA MISS CAROLYN MCCAIN GENERAL MATH MR. RICHARD SCHWARTZ GEOMETRY Faculty MRS. VERMIS SIMMS ENGLISH MRS. MARGARET SMITH LATIN MRS. SHIRLEY SMITH ENGLISH MRS. NINA SONNIER HOME ECONOMICS MRS. HENRIETTA SPURGEON ALGEBRA n MRS. LINDA STIMAC ENGLISH MRS. KAY TAYLOR P. E. MR. RAY WADE CHEMISTRY MR. BARNEY WILSON ART 9 Superintendent’s Message Friends: You are to be congratulated on this excellent publication. It represents a recorded period in your life that will be cherished more and more in the years to come. May these school endeavors be only the beginning for some higher goal in life. If you con- tinue to make contributions equal to those here recorded, success and happiness will always be your reward. My best wishes go with each one of you represented in this yearbook. Curtis Bradshaw, Superintendent Vernon Parish Schools 10 Vernon Parish School Board SEATED l-r: Mrs. J. C. Trotti, Mrs. M. L. Woodhatch, Mr. Elmo Davis, Mr. J. T. Staggs, Mr. Curtis Bradshaw, Mr. C. H. Parker, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mr. R. D. Shaeffer, Mr. T. L. Berry, Mr. J. M. Sanders, Mr. J. A. Williams, Mr. Roland Mitcham. STANDING l-r: Mr. Russell Jackson, Asst. Supt.; Mr. George Thomas, Supervisor, Mr. A. C. Dowden, Supt. Of Child Welfare; Dr. Lynn Hancock, Dentist; Mrs. Henrietta Norris, Sec.; Mr. John Burns, Book- keeper; Mrs. Barbara Bennett, Nurse; Mrs. Betty Sewell, Dietitian; Mrs. Sandra Hilton, Sec.; Mr. Roark Monk, Director of Lunchroom Program; Mrs. Cheryl Carter, Nurse; Mrs. Dorothy Haymon, Sec.; Miss Jeanette Moses, Reading Consultant; Mr. Creighton Owen, Supervisor. Ward One School Board Members MR. T. L. BERRY MR. R. D. SHAEFFER II Involvement and participation of the whole student body has been the aim of the 1968-69 Student Council.l The group has tried many ideas in order to accomplish this. Its success cannot, however, be measured in numbers! and percentages, but rather in the students’ attitude toward school. One could say that it has been successful from a glance back over the year. School spirit, scholarship, and sports- [ manship have been plenteous; troublemakers, academic failures, and poor sports have been few. You, the students of 1HS, have made this year a good one. I know I speak for the whole student council when I say, Thanks for a great experience. We hope it has I meant as much to you as it has to us. Sincerely, Student Council President Student Council Officers I Sally Word VICE-PRESIDENT Diane Broyles SECRETARY Asa Skinner TREASURER Debbie Broyles PARLIAMENTARIAN Vic Ortiz JUDGE Perry Morrow SGT. -AT-ARMS Mr. Kimble Marler ADVISOR 13 David Berwick Susie Knapp Peggy Schwartz Vicki Byers 14 Alton Lyons Vicki Chance Buster Lambert Melissa Weeks Debbie Cook Stephanie Newsome Student Council John Dryden Dene Fontenot Lisa O'Banion David Williams Charles Ball Marla Hays Raymond Rowzee Barbara Wehtzel Representatives Billy Wood Joy Beard Gregg Berwick Linda Fulgham Gary McDonald Betty Nolde Mary Lynn Williamson Linda Causey Vernon Clark Marcia Robison John Driscoll George Sceets Pearl Hudson Mona Malley Sidney Terrell 15 June 5, 1969 Faculty, students, and friends: As the school year 1968 -69 has come and gone, the calendar has been filled with events to re- member. Sports, clubs. dances, and other activ- ities have all had their red letter days at Leesville High School. Many worthwhile achievements have come from these and other events. Throughout these pages we have tried to recall those important dates and the precious memories that accompany them. I would like to thank the staff for all the help they have given me and especially you, the students, for making this year a memorable one. It has been a great honor to serve as editor of this year's WAMPUS CAT yearbook. Sincerely, Editor 16 Wampus Cat Staff BARBARA LEGG and PEARL HUDSON SENIOR EDITORS LOUISE SHAW, ANN CRYSTER, and PAT NAGMAN JUNIOR EDITORS MRS. IMELDA WATSON ADVISOR PEGGY SCHWARTZ and CATHY KILMAN FRESHMAN EDITORS 17 MARTHA MITTERNIGHT and SALLY WORD ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS PATTY EDMISSON and VEVA POLLARD SPORTS EDITORS MARCIA ROBISON FEATURES EDITOR 18 BRENDA DEON, PAM SCHLOMER, and PAM NIVISON BUSINESS MANAGERS RAY NASH PHOTOGRAPHER 1 ICOHEZHZ'ZaZS7. wA'zmzmwm ti w « □ HI -1 n L S S fr i. d I i vs nuinn a:tM t u voiv v iJ fi:i AVK — c 6 9, SX0IN3S Senior Class Officers LEFT to RIGHT - Asa Skinner, Vice President; Sally Word, Reporter; James Arms, Parliamentarian; Ray Nash, President; Larry Carr, Sgt. at Arms; Linda Causey, Secretary; Leon Edmisson, Treasurer, With God’s Help LINDA BLANTON JIMMY BOLGIANO JUDY BOLTON JOY BONDS 21 We Will Go Forward DIANE BROYLES CHERI BURNS LARRY CARR LINDA CAUSEY JERRY CAVANAUGH JENNY CEDARS RODNEY BUSBY MARK BYERS Seniors can hardly wait till the Big Night. Right, Katrina? 22 to Our Greatest Victory. DENISE COHEN BRENDA COMEAUX PRESTON COOK BARBARA DAVIS JACK DAVIS GAILLA DAWSON JOHN DESHOTEL GLENDA DOWDEN 23 By Hard Work, PAUL DOWDEN GRACE DRISCOLL MARY DRYDEN LINDA DUKE RANDY FOSTER MIKE FRANKLIN What's so funny? 24 by Challenges, DON HAILEY TERRY HAILEY AUDREY HARBIN ELBERT HARBIN ANNETTE GARNETT MARILYN GROVES Pearl and Linda help girls try on caps and gowns. SANDRA HARPER JOY HARVILLE 25 by Friendships, AVA HERNANDEZ PATRICIA HOLLOWAY DIANE HOLMta How do they fit? Barb won the Golden Yam Award. PEARL HUDSON LINDA HUNT DONALD KARA MALES GARY KAY MIRIAM KAY AUBREY KECK ALFRED KENT JEFF KURTH by Playing Hard, JOHN LEACH BARBARA LEGG Seniors vote on class flower, motto, and colors. YVONNE LOCASCIO DAVID LOWERY ANA LOZADA ESMERLDA LOZADA NANCY MACE MONA MALLEY 27 by Faith, DONALD MARTIN RON MARTIN ROBERT McCLAIN DENNIS McCLINTOCK CHARLOTTE MELSON CARROLL MIDRIFF SYLVIA MULL LINDA MURPHY MARTHA MITTERNIGHT STEPHANIE MOHR KATRINA NASH RAY NASH Our Team dedicates dance to Seniors. 28 by Love, VICTOR ORTIZ TAMERA OURSO GWEN OWERS DANNY PALMER JIMPARDUE CHERYL PARKER CHARLOTTE PAUL WAYNE PAUL 29 John, Jack, Gary and James work on the senior float. MELONI O'BANION TONY ORTIZ PAM NIVISON PHILIP NORTH by Willingness, JACK PERKINS YVONNE PERKINS VEVA POLLARD DON POLE Seniors proudly show their rings. JERRY POLE JUDY PORTER SUZANNE PRASSEL SHELIA PRUITT JOHNNY QUINONES PATRICIA REESE NELSON REYNOLDS DEBORAH RICE 30 by Hope, MARTHA RICKMAN RONNIE ROBERTS MARCIA ROBINSON JOHN ROSE What are you up to now, John? DANNY STARK GAIL STANNARD We Will Be JAMES STEWART REGGIE STRAIN DAVID STRICKLAND JUDY TAYLOR SANDRA TATUM SIDNEY TERRELL THOMAS TONEY ELROY TREME DONNA TRULL SYLVIA CRAIGER TURNER DIANE WALKER JO WEBER Seniors ‘69’ Forever IRENE WHITT JOHN WHITT JIMMY WILLAMS RINK IE WILLIAMSON The MOTTO We will, with God's help, go forward to our greatest victory. Commencement Exercises LEESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL THURSDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE 8:00 P. M. LEESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THEME To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield - Succe Presentation of Honor Cords - Robert Nell Williamson President of LHS Student Council Overture - March Processional - Grundman LHS Band Processional - Pomp and Circumstance - Elgar LHS Band Invocation - The Reverend P. Lionel Crowell Pastor of the First Baptist Church Welcome Address - Ray Nash President of the Class of 1969 CLASS FLOWERS Spring Bouquet Salutatory Address - Sidney Terrell Formula for Success CLASS COLORS Rainbow Colors Introduction of Guest Speaker - Mr. Curtis Bradshaw Superintendent of Vernon Parish Schools Valedictory Address - Ana Lozada The Universal Dream Quartet- Oh, Rejoice, Ye Christians, Loudly -J. S. Bach Sally Word, Yvonne Perkins, Larry Carr, Wayne Paul Commencement Address - Mrs. Mary Evelyn Parker Louisiana State Treasurer Presentation of Awards and Diplomas - Mr. Joe Westerchil - Principal of LHS Benediction - The Reverend Eskel L. Tatum Pastor of the First Methodist Church Recessional - War March of the Priests Mendelssohn LHS Band Honor Roll Judy Bolton Jama Briscoe Diane Broyles Cheri Bums Linda Causey Jenny Cedars Vernon Clark Mary Dryden Leon Edmisson Michele Emery Eddie Hebert Ava Hernandex Pearl Hudson James Leach Ezzie Lozada Mona Malley Donny Martin Martha Mitternight Stephanie Mohr Sylvia Mull Ray Nash Philip North Melonie O'Banion Victor Ortiz Yvonne Perkins Shelia Pruitt Marcia Robison Asa Skinner Rinkie Williamson Sally Word Ana Lozada SALUTATORI AN Sidney Terrell 37 Louise Ann 39 Junior Class Officers FROM LEFT TO RIGHT - Jimmy Anderson, Vice-President; Joy Beard, Reporter; Tom LeBleu, President; Mary Hunt, Secretary; Brenda Sam Jackson, Treasurer. A dvisors Mr. A1 Anding Mrs. Carita Brown Mr. Richard Schwartz Mrs. Margaret Smith 40 Mrs. Henrietta Spurgeon Mr. Ray Wade Mr. James Ward Mrs. Imelda Watson Robert Alexander Jimmy Anderson Pat Anderson Peter Anderson Dennis Andrews Ronnie Arthur Debbie Ashby Jack Ashfield Shirley Bainer Joy Beard Gregg Berwick Gary Blanton Janet Bolton Janice Bolton Wanda Boswell Jerry Bowen Janet Bridges Jake Brister Juniors Susie Browning Debbie Broyles Larry Bruce James Bryant Fred Burgess Barbara Burns Rick Butler Gene Canady Steve Carlton Jeanette Carpenter Ann Cedars Jose Chavez Patsy Cotten Richard Couvillion Arthur Cryer Ann Cryster Lee Culver Danny Danielson Barbara Davis Jackie Davis Barbara Dowden Janet Dowden Steve Dowden Gary Downs 41 John Driscoll Anita Fletcher Rick Ford Linda Fulgham Lorrie Fulton Harry Gagnon Dolores Galloway Gary Gass Everett Gibson Ricky Gill Doug Goldsby Eddie Gonzales Randy Grammar Richard Green Glenda Grimes Ruth Groves Bill Guins Emma Hall Juniors Cathy Harmon Bill Harper Dale Harvey Kathy Hatsfelt Jim Hawkins Charles Haymon Steve Haymon Steve Hays Steve Henning Ginger Herrera James Hill Mary Hodge Mic Hollingsed Mary Hunt SuSu Irving Brenda Jackson Harry James Brenda Jarrell Thomas Jeane Marilyn Jenkins Peggy Jenson Robert Jones Elizabeth Johnson Sheddred Johnson 42 Edward Juarez Vincente Juarez Kim Kimbrel Joe Kreyenbuhl Tom LeBleu Bob LaFleur Wilma Lamberth Steve Laurence Claude Lawrence David Lewis Rodney Liliedahl Lynda Malley Dee Manning Steve Maple Dena Marler Clemmie Mastracchio Linda Mathes Cynthia Mayo Juniors Gary McDonald Nita McDonald Lowell McManus Diane Mitchell Jimmy Mitchell Martha Mitchell Harry Moore Pat Moore Pat Nagman Vicki Nance Marcie Nickerson Betty Nolde Gemot Nowak Dottie Oakes Wilbur Paddy Jamie Parsons Gary Patton Philip Pilola Chuck Pope Cathy Porter Bruce Potter Gail Puryear David Rains George Rangel 43 Clayton Rector Mary Rice Randy Roberts Darla Robertson Patrice Rosamond Peggy Rose Gwen Rowzee Mary Rutland Luis Santos George Sceets Mary Scoggins Cala Sue Self Louise Shaw Donna Simms Laura Smith Marguerite Smith Loretta Solomon Anita Spillers Juniors Robert Starlin Randy Stewart Luise Stone Eddie Strain Mike Struna Russell Stucker Nelson Suel Georgia Thomas Cynthia Toney Thomas Turner Vira Vincent Mike Wade DeeAnn Walker Joetta Walker Lynn Warwick Billie Welch John Williams Karen Williams Roger Williams Mary Lynn Williamson Debra Willis Karen Wilson Fred Winkler Robert Yarbrough 44 “Mardi Gras” at Junior-Senior Prom Mistress of Ceremonies - Brenda Sam Jackson crowns Queen Grace Driscoll and King Asa Skinner Enjoying yourself Geraldine? W A Great Band, John Fred and the Playboys A Date to Remember 46 SOPHOMORES 47 Sophomore Officers FROM LEFT TO RIGHT - Lajuan Laurence, Secretary; Bill Broyles, Parliamentarian; Diane Stuart, Reporter; Paul Sliman, Vice-President; Becky Bowen, Treasurer; Perry Morrow, President (seated) Mrs. Alma Brown Mr. Curtis Brumley Mrs. Mary Alice Crowell Mr. Jack Gamble Mrs. Tresa Hadnot Mr. Roland Jones Mr. Jimmy Leach Mr. Gerald Long Mrs. Catherine Sansalone Mrs. Vernis Simms 48 Sophomores Dalton Addison Suzanne Addison Jimmie Aguirre Glenn Alexander Ann Allbritton Carol Anderson Linda Arnheiter Arno Arpke Ida Ayala Carlon Bagents Marilyn Bailey Mike Bainer Susan Baird Charles Ball Zankie Barlow Patty Bass Russell Beaird Susan Beasley Bill Behan Dennis Bell Cathy Benson Ginger Berry Donald Bonner Yvonne Borders Randy Boswell Rebecca Bowen Randy Bowie DeWayne Brack Randy Brooks Delores Brown Mary Brown Paul Brown Randy Browning Bill Broyles Shirley Bruce Franz Brutscher Sammy Burnley Robert Burns Vickie Byers Andy Canty Don Carmouche Pat Carnley Pablo Casillas Cathy Cavanaugh Ryan Cavanaugh Deborah Chance Jerry Clark Joe Clark Pam Coley Gail Collier Juan Colon Debra Cook Ralph Cooper Glenn Counts Sophomores Angela Crescini Mitchell Cutrell Ronna Cutrell Brenda Davis Dennis Davis Suzanne Davis Deborah Dean Jack De George Dave Dempsey Barbara Dowden Jerry Dowden Randall Dowden Ronnie Edwards Jimmy Eubanks Norman Fletcher Elvin Fontenot Carol Foote William Ford Sandra Fuller Jo Ann Gabor Janell Gilcrease Earland Graham Deborah Grant Beverly Green Steve Guins Steve Hailey Cloyce Hammond Pamela Haymon Thomas Haymon Marla Hays 50 Sophomores Eugene Herrera Danny Hewett Rose Hilton George Hodges Rita Hodges Terry Holt Linda Hood Donetta Hopkins Betty Jo Howell Dianne Huey Aria Huffaker Robert Jackson Kenneth James Wanda Jarrell Glen Jeane Darlene Johnson Larry Johnson Gregory Joseph Cathy Kay Brenda Kuffrey Wanda Kutsavage Gary Lamoreaux Janis Lane Lajuan Laurence Frances Lee Martha Legg Mark Lemberes Hubert Lewis Karen Lewis Alton Lyons Bill Mango Anton Martinez John Mayo Danny McClain Kenneth McKinley Linda Me Morris Gary McWilliams Terry Merritt Dale Middleton Brenda Miller Barbara Mitchell Jimmy Mitchell 51 Thomas Mitchell Paula Mitternight Diane Monk Sonja Montgomery Bobby Moore Bobby J. Moore Carol Moore Steve Moore Perry Morrow Jose Negron Kerry Newlin Stephanie Newsome Sophomores John Oakes Barbara O'Neil Linda Ortiz Carolyn Parker Rebecca Pelfrey Kathleen Petty David Prescott Tommy Prewitt Jimmy Richardson Philip Richmond Glen Riha Thomas Roberts Janet Robertson Debra Robinson Joe Rodriguez Ricky Ross Raymond Rowzee Mike Sabiston Andy Sandlin JoAnn Sanner Donald Saunders Jerald Sayers Robert Sceets Pamela Schlomer Cynthia Segrave Lynn Sheldon Vicki Sibley Paul Sliman Peter Sliman Jean Sloop 52 Sophomores Cassandra Smith Melinda Sorrell Hank Stephens Mitchell Stephens Wanda Stringfield Tom Stewart Diane Stewart Roger Swain James Teasly Pennye Terherst Candace Terrell William Thomas Ronald Toney Raymond Valdez Larry Walker Craig Weeks Robert Welch Teddie Welch Barbara Wentzel Margit Wiemer Kenneth Wilkes Karen Williams Kenneth Williams David Willis Gene Willis Ruth Withers Billy Wood Steve Woods 53 54 Freshman Officers FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Buster Lambert, President; Frances Smith, Secretary; Peggy Schwartz, Reporter; Danny McRae, Vice-President; Mike Karamales, Treasurer. Freshman Advisors Mrs. Sandra Ayers Mr. Guy Barr Mrs. Elaine Bowen Mrs. Myra Boyd Mr. Charles Carter Mrs. Maralyn Jochen 56 Mr. Larry Lee Mrs. Rose Long Mrs. Theory Powell Mrs. Shirley Smith Mrs. Linda Stimac Mrs. Kay Taylor Freshmen Jimmy Alexander Linda Anderson John Ashfield Sharon Asselstine Georgina Ayala David Bain Craig Ball Jackie Ball Randy Berry David Berwick Yvonne Beschoner Jose Bisball Malcolm Bolton Cindy Bonds Mary Ann Borja David Brabham Bobbie Jo Brack Evelyn Breaux James Bricker Janet Brooks Charley Brown Mike Brown Judy Bullard Donald Burleson Sidney Burns David Butler Ellis Canady David Carpenter Vicki Chance Mary Clair Lavenda Clark Rocky Clemons Chester Cobb Betty Lee Cole Karen Coley Glen Condley Mike Cook Sheri Corley Robert Couvillion Brenda Crawford 57 Lewis Daniel Priscilla Darby Clayton Davis Brenda Deon Mike Deshotel Julia Doucet Cynthia Dowden John Dryden Judy Duke Sandra Durfee Faye Dwyer Patty Edmission Barbara Edwards Thomas Edwards Danny Estremera Delores Fenner Richard Ferguson Ann Fertitta Ronald Fertitta Thomas Flores Dene' Fontenot Linda Fread Carol Galloway Stella Garcia Phyllis Garrison Marcia Garvey Danny Gill Castine Grant Barbara Green Carrie Groves Jerry Groves Wiliiam Hall George Hartmond Sadie Harris Rita Harshell George Harville Donna Hatsfelt Joe Hawkins Louis Hawkins Viola Haymon 58 Freshmen M ariena Heiss John Hoch Lana Holmes Debbie Holt Freddy Holt Donald Hopper Brenda Hoover Houston Howell John Hulon Juanita Hunt Darrell Ihlenfeldt Cheryl Johnson Sybil Jordan Terry Karlsted Mike Karamales Kevin Kathey Judy Kay Kathy Keck Elke Kessler Cathy Kilman Susie Knapp Bob K re yen buhl Leon La Fleur Maria Laine Buster Lambert Thomas Lang Sandra Latham Darrell Legg Daniel Long John Lovegrove Pat Lynch Marty Mace Susan Mahoney Chuck Malley Chuck Malloy Becky Martin Roger Martin Terrell Martin Herman Martinez Richard Matte 59 Freshmen Earl Mayo Joe McCain Wes McCrary Tony McDonald Diane McMillan Danny McRae Leroy Meinhardt Connie Mitchell Cynthia Mohr Sally Morris Clifford Mount Robert Murrah Randy Murray Alan Nivison Ann O’Banion Lisa O'Banion Ginger Ourso Jeanie Parsons Rhodes Payton Eddie Pearson Johnny Pilkington Richard Porter Terry Potter Alan Prater Chris Pregent Sherry Pruitt Candice Quackenbush Randy Rachal Ruth Ragan Roy Rabald Mary Reynolds Monica Rice Ricky Richards Michele Rickman JoAnn Riojas Richard Robbins Mike Roberts Patsy Roberts Doris Robinson Walter Robinson 60 Freshmen Becky Rose Jimmy Ross Rosemary Ruggiero Jaquita Rutland Stanley Rutland Patricia Salinas Hilda Sanchez Robert Sanders Dave Sandlin Alice Sanner Maurice Sansalone Brenda Scarborough Janis Schoults Peggy Schwartz Cheryl Segrave Sue Shankie James Sherrill Mark Short Bill Sinclair Mace Skinner Barbara Sliman Kathy Sliman Steve Sloten Chuck Smith Frances Smith Ruth Smith Jerry Spears Jackie Spencer Teresa Spillers James Sprague Aubrey Spurlock Karen Spurlock Charles Stark Patricia Starlin Alana Stephens Wanda Stewart Debbie Strickland Philip Stucker Fred Sullivan Rosemary Sweeney 61 Freshmen Pam Tiatano Angie Tipper Cheryl Toney Debbie Toney Kenny Toney Billie Trammel Randy Valdez Denise Van Dine Geraldine Walker Jeanine Walker Warren Walker Richard Warren Melissa Weeks Charles Welch Linda West Van West Billy Whitehurst Rhonda Whitman James Wiggins Kay Wilcox Alrick Williams David Williams Karen Williams Larry Williams Pat Williams Randy Woodward £9 S3IIIAIIDV Pelican State Louisiana Girl's State Pelican Girl's State is the perfect adjective to des- cribe: seeking office, campaigning, winning an office, along with defeat, and just plain hard work. The three girls who attended Pelican State representing LHS did all of these things and even more. Here they learned of Louisiana government. Rinkie and Sally were elected to the House of Representatives and Diane was elected to the office of Clerk of Court. When divided up into political parties, Rinkie and Diane were Nationalists and Sally was a Federalist. Rinkie was elected Party Leader for the Nationalists, who led cheers, songs and formal business. Sally was nominated and later elected Custodian of Voting Machines. That one week at LSU in Baton Rouge was the most exciting and hardest week any of these three girls ever had, but they'll all agree that it was also one of the most enjoyable and memorable! 64 forestry festival and Rodeo Activities Queen J ua Hernandez forst Runner-lip jCiuda Causey Second Runner-Up tfudy Pass Judy Porter works very hard to bring home many honors. Calf-roping requires a lot of concentration and skill on Cathy’s part. Homecoming 1968 Quem Cinda Slower Girl Crown Hearer Cibby Craft Kicky Stevens Zhe Court Queen Linda; First Maid, Diane Broyles; Second Maid, Tamara Ourso; Senior Maid, Sally Word; Senior Maid, Annette Garnett; Junior Maid, Laurie Fulton; Sophomore Maid, Lajuan Laurence; Freshman Maid, Frances Smith. 67 1968-69 Mr and Court Miss CMS fenny Cedars Mr. CMS Slroy Zreme 3rd Maid and Beau 2nd Maid and Beau 6th Maid and Beau 5th Maid and Beau 1st Maid and Beau 4th Maid and Beau 1st Maid Karen Williams 2nd Maid Lajuan Laurence 3rd Beau 3rd Maid Louise Shaw Doug Goldsby 4th Maid 4th Beau Ava Hernandez Angello Simonelli 5th tteau Steve Guins 5th Maid Katrina Nash 6th fteau Kevin Kathey 6th Maid Annette Garnett yWr. and Miss CHS. Court Jenny accepts a bouquet from Features Editor, Marcia Robison. 75 Senior ST’auorites 55es '71 f Around A)lilies I driendfiest O ian e iiroijles dames Leach damara O urso Leon c misson Tlin ie 7. J ihamson Oann y ha mer Mos Popu cii Binda ( a usey disci 3 inner Mos AmSi ious BJenni Cedars Sidney der re Mos Gonaen af dam OC uison ' dam es dlrm es 77 cJunior C7(auori es 73es A I A round 7K aren 7. )iffiams JJaI Tlncferson 7 O ffiesf Oa e Jfarvey C cfcfie Strain Tfr endfiesf TIC ary funi fjose G iauez Pit osi Popular Pop Dearl rJo in Driscoll TItos I ) on penial Iren la Pad son Perry Docuen Pit os i PIm6iiious Deity Otolcfe Hornas Purner JItos CPopufar Dam Jfaymon Jerry Jit or row SopAt opnomore ffauorlles JJesi Tiff A round Da .Juan Laurence S eoe Du ins Jit os I Gonaeniaf Diane Siuari Jiffy 7. )oocf a mw n v Tffjuim m m | ■ JlCost Qjoncjenial I ■ Jtatfiy S man —n Oaoicf Sancf in t i Jjf _vni - 1 BLACK A N D G6L AUGUST W T 25 26 27 30 SEPTEMBiti NOVEMBER M W 18 pen Spurgeon elected L.A.T. ' Ice Pres, ushers House 15 Beta 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 Club tlonJ 26 27 NUARY 28 29 T W T F s 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10 13 20 27 14 21 28 15 22 29 16 23 30 17 24 31 s M i 4 5 6 11 12 13 OCTOBER s M T W T F s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 19 26 13 20 27 14 21 28 15 22 29 16 23 30 17 24 31 18 25 DECEMBER $ M T W 2 3 4 5 9 10 11 12 16 17 18 If 23 24 25 2 APR s M T 1 W FEBRUARY P.H.A. District Convent Ion F.B.L.A. District lonventlon. Science 01 ul ,Roes to Arerv Island 14 ry T6 17 21 22 23 24 28 29 30 31 Library Club OFFICERS: Mary Lynn Williamson, President; Clemmie Mastrocchio, Vice-President; Mary Dryden, Secretary; Mic Hol- lingsed. Treasurer; Steve Moore, Parliamentarian; Jama Briscoe, Reporter. Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Smith Students view Library Week displays. Library Blow, Sally, blow!! Students make use of the library’s research facilities. Mary Lynn Williamson, State Re- porter for the Louisiana Library Club. Our Guidance Counselors Security is Mrs. Smart College entrance tests are a part of the guidance progran 1968-69 Beta Club OFFICERS: Sally Word, President; Ray Nash, Vice-President; Rinkie Williamson, Secretary; Betty Nolde,Treasurer; Kimmey Leach, Parliamentarian Sponsors: Mrs. Tresa Hadnot, Mrs. Vernis Simms. Honor to Beta Club Members SALLY WORD Yearbook Award RAY NASH American Legion Award RINKIE WILLIAMSON American Legion Award JAMA BRISCOE DIANE BROYLES Latin Award Typing Award MONA MALLEY SYLVIA MULL FBLA Scholarship Bell Telephone Award Quill and Scroll Officers MRS. MARALYN JOCHEN Advisor Pres. - Martha Mitternight V. Pres. - Meloni O’Banion Sec. - Marcia Robison Treas. - Diane Broyles Reporter. - Sally Word Pari. - Rinkie Williamson Ann Cryster Clemmie Mastracchio Stephanie Mohr Ray Nash Louise Shaw Mary Lynn Williamson That ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make ye ■‘-s- free. 90 New Members Math Math geniuses of LHS. Senior Math is both interesting and fun! ... Algebra II Problems solved by automation. ... and geometry. Science Department Coach Anding and a friend teach class. Mr. Jones' Biology class prepares for lab. Dissecting is always fun! Students learn to use microscopes in Biology. Science Club OFFICERS: Ana Lozada, President; Michele Emery, Vice-President; Yvonne Perkins, Secretary; Barbara Went- zel. Treasurer; George Sceets, Reporter SPONSORS: Coach A1 Anding and Mr. Ray Wade Future Teachers of America DOUG GOLDSBY WAYNE PAUL DALE HARVEY MARY HUNT JOHN ROSE DENNIS DAVIS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sergeant-at-arms History Club A West Point Cadet lectures to the History Club. Charter Members of the History Club. OFFICERS: Vernon Clark, President; Leon Edmisson, Vice-president; Grace Driscoll, Secretary; Jimmy Wil- liams, Treasurer; Miriam C. Kay, Reporter; Mr. K. Marler, Mr. Jack Gamble, Sponsors. Social Studies Department Civics students learn about government. Mr. Burr always lets the North win the Civil War!! World History extends from prehis- toric man to modern times. The English Freshmen flank Mrs. Smith's mural. Freshmen English instills reading appreciation. Freshmen write and act Stick 'em up! in their own plays. Department One of the highlights of Mrs. Simms' junior English classes is the study of novels. Mrs. Smith's English classes include grammar and literature. Advanced English 12 makes use of panel discussions. Mrs. Hadnot's Senior English class discusses Macbeth. 97 Journalism Department Press Club OFFICERS: David Lowery, President; John Deshotel, Sgt.-at-Arms; Jerry Bowen, Vice-President; Brenda Jackson, Secretary; Clemmie Mastracchio, Treasurer; Mary Lynn Williamson, Reporter; Nancy Mace, Poster Chairman; Mrs. Maralyn Jochen, Sponsor. THE JOURNALISM BANQUET Selling ads is hard work!! The Cat Talk Staff Co-Editor MARTHA MITTE RNIGHT Co-Editor RINKIE WILLIAMSON Ass't Editor MELONI O'BANION Underclassmen show off Senior issue of Cat Talk. Journalism makes friends.” John and David always seem to be taking Breathers. Speech Department Speech Club OFFICERS: Rinkie Williamson, President; Tommy Chance, Vice-President; Brenda Jackson, Secretary; Vernon Clark, Treasurer; Martha Mitternight, Reporter; Mr. Charles Burr, Sponsor. Visual aids - an integral part of prepared speaking. The cast of Pick-a-Dilly. 101 The Foreign Spanish Club ! Viva LHS! Asa knows The Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish!! 102 Ana Lozada, President; Esmeralda Lozada, Secretary; Barbara Wentzel, Treasurer; Joy Beard, Reporter; Nilda Santana, Sgt.-at-arms; Miss Carita Brown, Sponsor. STANDING: Steve Carlton, Vice-President. «■ESr- uir% Spanish I is an introduction to the language and cus- toms of Spain and Mexico. Language Department Latin Club In Hoc Signo Vinces OFFICERS: Arno Arpke, President; Carol Moore, Vice-President; Ann Cryster, Secretary; Brenda Miller, Treasurer; Diane Stuart, Reporter; Steve Laurence, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Margaret Smith, Sponsor. Latin is alive and well in the LHS library. 103 Home Economics Department Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS: Martha Mitternight, President; Jenny Cedars, Vice-President; Annette Garnett, Secretary; Stephanie Mohr, Treasurer; Carmen Fulton, Reporter; Dale Harvey, Historian; Mrs. Nina Sonnier and Mrs. Imelda Watson, Sponsors. Absent: Anita Spillers, Parliamentarian; Sylvia Crager, Songleader. Home Ec. I is a basic foods and clothing course. Home Ec. II students take a breather from Child Care. Home Ec. students try their hand at creative arts. Experiences in meal planning and preparation Home Ec. Ill discusses Housing. Home Ec. IV sponsored the Homecoming Tea. The Industrial Arts N N Industrial Arts Club OFFICERS: Larry Carr, President; Angelo Simonelli, Vice-President; David Strickland, Secretary-Treasurer; Johnny Quinones, Parliamentarian; Joe Ewing, Sgt.-at-arms; Mr. Larry Lee and Mr. Curtis Brumley, Sponsors. 106 I. A. brings home the honors. Joe's working hard! Lee sands his tabletop. The Industrial Arts Booth at the Forestry Festival. Mark works on his crossbow. Gary prepares his entry for the State Convention. 107 Mr. Lee’s 6th hour Mechanical Drawing class. Vocational Business Future Business Leaders of America OFFICERS: James Leach, District Vice-President; Jimmy Williams, President; Rinkie Williamson, Vice-President; Diane Broyles, Secretary; Judy Porter, Treasurer; Mona Malley. Parliamentarian; Miss Sandra Bush, Mrs. Mary Alice Crowell, Mrs. Beth Kilman, Sponsors. Barbara learns about filing procedures. C.O.E. Students 108 Brenda, Barbara and Glenda practice new skills. and Office Education Simulators are used in data Processing. Bookkeeping is hard work! Imagine, 60 words a minute!! Typing I is a basic business course. Shorthand is a developed skill. 109 Distributive Education OFFICERS: Donny Martin, President; Tony Ortiz, Vice-President; Beverly Sigler, Secretary; James Bryant, Reporter; Rodney Busby, Treasurer; Dennis McClintock, Parliamentarian; Mr. Ralph Bolton, Sponsor. 110 Nelson makes a sales pitch. 4-H Club OFFICERS: Tommy Chance, President; Sidney Terrell, Vice-President; Cathy Harmon, Secretary; Thomas Toney, Treasurer; Pam Schlomer and Lowell McManus, Program Chairmen; Rinkie Williamson and Van West, Exec. Council Representatives; Mrs. Myra Boyd and Mr. Richard Carter, Sponsors. 4-H participated in the Toys for Tots drive. Tommy rules over the 4-H Club with an Iron Hand. III Driver Education Students are just tickled to drive in the new car! The simulator is a grueling ex- perience for some! Before driving, students must learn rules of safety. Music Makers of LHS , |4 STEVE LAURENCE. 1968-69 Drum Major In goes the good air, out goes the Band. The High School Band BAND OFFICERS SEATED 1-r: Denise Van Dine, Houston Howell, Fresh. Lieutenants; Diane Stuart, Gary McWilliams, Soph. Lieu- tenants. STANDING 1-r; Tommy Chance, Judy Porter, Sr. Lieutenants; Danny Palmer, Band Captain; Debbie Broyles, Pat Anderson, Jr. Lieutenants. Not shown: Ronnie Roberts, Dwayne Brack, Band Managers; Mr. William Hardin, Director. All's quiet on the band bus. 115 HERNANDEZ ATKINSON TRULL Majorettes Chorus “A” OFFICERS: Steve Laurence, President; Larry Carr, Vice President; Ann Cryster, Secretary; Brenda Miller, Librarian; Sally Word, John Witt, Robe Chairmen. 117 Chorus “B” OFFICERS: Randy Stewart. President; Kathy Hatsfelt, Secretary; Lowell McManus; Librarian; Larry Laurent. Robe Chairman. 118 Girls Physical Education OFFICERS: Pam Haymon. Soph. Representative; Diane Broyles, Reporter; Mona Malley, Bookkeeper; Jenny Cedars, Sr. Rep.; Grace Driscoll, Poster Chairman; Linda Causey. President; Brenda Jarrell, Jr. Rep.; Cathy Porter, Ass't. Bookkeeper; Cathy Kilman, Fresh. Representative. 119 Boys P.E. Department If I can just hold it for five more seconds! 120 SPORTS 121 Varsity igg 73 mr ... • ■ mi - M WKm I Mb . LARRY CARR Captain llBa'JU w- i GAMES WE THEY Sept. 6 Oakdale 6 7 13 Many 47 6 20 N. Caddo 25 21 27 DeRidder 25 14 Oct. 4 Marks ville 19 13 11 Tioga 12 19 18 Jena 20 0 24 Menard 13 7 Nov. 1 Pineville 21 7 8 Natchitoches 0 19 LARRY LAURENT Captain VIC ORTIZ Captain ELROY TREME Captain 122 Head Coach Charlie Edwards; Coachs: A1 Anding, Guy Barr, and Gerald Long Managers: Ed Cleveland, Donald Karmales, and Terry Hailey Sophomore Team 123 Catch a Few, JIMMY ANDERSON Fullback MARK BYERS Guard JAMES ARMS Wingback JACK ASHFIELD Tailback JACK DAVIS Guard JOHN DRISCOLL Guard 124 Miss a EDDIE HEBERT End JOE EWING Guard EDWIN GONZALEZ Tailback STEVE HAYS Tailback LARRY JOHNSON Tackle LARRY LAURENT End JAMES LEACH Quarterback 25 Hooper Trophy But Work Hard . . . PAUL SLIMAN Tailback ELROY TREME Fullback LARRY CARR Tackle 127 LARRY CARR VIC ORTIZ ELROY TREME . . . and Win! 128 Varsity Basketball GAME SCORES We They 72 70 Opelousas 63 59 Singer 51 50 Sulphur 64 40 DeQuincy 67 55 DeRidder 58 54 Buckeye 82 53 Oakdale 77 73 North Caddo 74 55 Rapides 83 50 Saline 91 51 Castor 55 61 Ringgold 90 89 Marthaville 56 74 Lafayette 74 80 Provencal 62 52 Ringgold 72 38 Oakdale 62 63 Pitkin 90 56 DeQuincy DISTRICT GAMES 79 47 Marksville 62 51 Jena 56 90 Natchitoches 71 52 Tioga 59 64 Pineville 66 47 Menard 101 46 Marksville We They 59 71 Jena 61 51 Natchitoches 55 58 Tioga 65 80 Pineville 83 60 Rapides 39 44 Menard Junior Varsity GREGG BERWICK Guard Varsity Players LEON EDMISSON Center EDDIE HEBERT Forward 130 Effort and Hard Practice STEVE LAURENCE Center JAMES LEACH Center RAY NASH Forward VIC ORTIZ Guard JACK PERKINS Center GARY MCDONALD Forward Basketball Sweetheart Diane Broyles Lead to Victory! ASA SKINNER Forward DAVID STRICKLAND Forward JIMMY WILLIAMS Forward Baseball — COACH GERALD LONG The 1969 Wampus Cat Baseball Team 133 WMIl A High Rising and JERRY DOWDEN STEVE HAYS JOSE NEGRON 1st Baseman Catcher Outfield 134 Swift Moving Sport VIC ORTIZ Outfield LOUIS SANTOS Outfield PAUL SLIMAN Shortstop RANDY STEWART Pitcher STEVE WOODS Pitcher COACH GUY BARR 1969 Wampus Cat Team 136 Fast Action Mile Relay David Lowery Jack Ashfield Fred Winkler Doug Goldsby 137 Growing Action Randy Browning, 880 yd. run; Virgil Jeane, Shot Put and Discus; Billy Wood, Pole Vault; John Hoch, High Jump AfUc Rlill Steve Hailey Bill Guins, Low Hurdles; Mice Hollingsed, Low Hurdles and 220 yd. dash; Perry Morros, High Hurdles 138 Thrilling Action 880-yd Run Fred Winkler and Randy Browning 440-yd Dash David Lowery and Doug Goldsby Discus - Mark Byers 139 Triple Jump and Pole Vault - Danny Ayala “L” Club Sgt.-at-Arms Sgt.-at-Arms LARRY LAURENT ANGELO SIMONELLI 141 Cheerleaders TAMARA OURSO Senior DENISE COHEN Senior LINDA CAUSEY Head Cheerleader Senior 142 JOY BEARD MARY HUNT GINGER BERRY Wampus Cat Pep Squad Peggy Rose, Drum Majorette; La Juan Laurence, Captain; Shelia Pruitt, Treasurer; Suzanne Prassel, Secretary; Diane Broyles, President; Barbara Wentzel, Reporter; Kathy Kay, Co-captain; Becky Bowen, Fresh-Soph. Bus Chairman; Sally Word, Drum Majorette; Grace Driscoll and Jama Briscoe, Drummers 143 Pep Rallies ADVERTISING Pam Schlomer Brenda Deon Pam Nivison BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS SAM'S SHOE STORE 116 Third St. I BRtAO 'ASTRlfS POLLARD BAKERY Hwy. 171 239-2484 HOOKER’S HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Furniture • Appliances • Hondas 203 W. Lula Complete Sporting Goods • Boats and Motors 301 N. 5th Leesville, La. 239-9004 SMITH CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY VAN'S TEXACO GROCERY Hwy. 171 North Leesville, Louisiana The House of Quality! 303 East Texas Street Phone 239-3170 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE! - 7 BIG STAR SUPERMARKET Lee Hills Road MMM FURNITURE APPLIANCE STORE Highway One-Seven-One North Leesville, Louisiana 517 S. 3rd St. Leesville, La. L The Lee Martin Man Symbol Of Quality Leader In Style LENAHAN'S Latest Creations in Merchandise Shop at home please FRANK A. WORD Dewey E. Snowden Insurance - Real Estate P. O. Drawer 29 eesville, Louisiana 71446 GERRY’S HAIRSTYLING CENTRE Individual Styling and Shaping NICHOLS DRY GOODS The Very Latest Haircutting Technique Shoes Ready-to-Wear 239-3842 Leesville, Louisiana Compliments of BUDDY'S BUILDING MATERIAL 152 Dial 239-6688 Daily City-Wide Delivery Afternoon Delivery to Fort Polk Flowers By Wire • Weddings • Corsages ' Cut Flowers • Funerals Distinctive Roth Greeting Cards Custom Picture Frames KENNETH and TOMMIE WILLIAMS Owners LEESVILLE FLORIST 204 N. 3rd 239-3005 nyiiLioiiiiNi . Roofing . Doors . Cement . Siding Flooring W indows Wallboard Millwork Ladies Ready to Wear Two Locations West Texas Street - Third Street LUKE’S BEAUTY SHOP 207 North 3rd Street Open Leesville, La. Evenings by Phone: 239-2831 Appointment Greetings From THE MALT SHOP 3rd Street Leesville, Louisiana 153 REAL ESTATE Buy or Build Contact Us for All FHA VA Government Financed Property Home Owners Policy . Windstorm . Fire . Liability . Auto . Bonds . Mortgage Ins. 239-2626 Compensation . Life . Marine . Trip Ins. “INSURANCE of every Kind Dial . . . THE FASHION Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Third Street Leesville, La. Phone 239-3221 vernon ABSTRACT co„ inc Abstract and Title Work 302 Courthouse Street • Phone 239-2092 LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA T 14 4 6 FERTITTA BROS. HARDWARE Across From the Depot S J CHEVROLET LEESVILLE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 213 North 3rd 239-2204 . KELLEY'S FABRIC SHOP 704 S. Third Street Where satisfaction is standard equipment Phone - 239-6585 154 PENNEY’S GLASS WORKS Leesville, Louisiana SARTOR MOTOR CO. Hwy. 171 S Glass and all Leesville mirrors for purposes Dodge Plymouth Hwy. 171 Chrysler Dial Dart 239-3205 FRANKLIIM R S THE WILLIAMSON'S Leesville Louisiana FOR Two Locations SERVICE WITH 1 - 112 N. 3 A 2 - New Llano La. SMILE 155 % Conium ,Sl|op Highway 171 South Leesville, La. Wampus Cats Headquarters for Fashions . . . What's NEW for Men is in Stock at For the BIG Selection STEAKS COOKED TO PERFECTION SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN SEAFOOD Captans HERNANDEZ HDW Complete Line of Hardware RCA Television and Stereo Sporting Goods Housewares 216 S 3 239-2231 NCOMODATID Across From the Post Office Leesville HERNANDEZ FARM SUPPLY 109 East Lula ■BP (yccouuxyti 1010 S. 9th Street MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Is Your Complexion Getting the , Proper Care? r— COURTESY DEMONSTRATIONS A Chance to Try - Before You Buy Three Simple Steps to a Beautiful Skin Cleanser . Stimulator . Protector MRS. A. M. RUSSELL SR. - Owner RUSSELL'S GIFT SHOP BILLY’S FLOWER SHOP w -y Gifts for All Occasion Bridal Headquarters China . Fresh Cut Artificial Flowers . Corsages . Potted Plants . Funeral Designs 239-3307 157 158 UIUCATION CAI WASH ANTI MIIII TltlS I TUtlf ROSHONGS GULF SERVICE Open 24 Hours Mechanic on Duty OAO SHVICI Road Service Pick Up and Delivery Service LOMAN ROSHONG - Owner 5th Street 239-9151 Hwy. 171 S. Leesville, La. Compliments of: THE DAIRY QUEEN £x%cU4tte flecveCry WALTER’S SHEET METAL West Texas Road LEESVILLE JEWELERS 300 E. Courthouse PHOENIX DRUG STORE YOUR T Xoit STORE ON THE CORNER THIRD AND TEXAS ST rvanv COURTEOUS DEPENDABLE SERVICE PHONE 239-3421 drugs 59 COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE Mohawk - Dunlop - B. F. Goodrich MORRIS TIRE SERVICE BERWICK CLEANERS Expert Military and Civilian Alterations Personalized Cleaning-- F riendly Pick Up and Delivery 119 E. Texas Phone: 239-4539 ABC GROCERY WASHATERIA 6 AM to 11 PM HAYS BUICK-RAMBLER CO. 300 S. Fifth Phone 239-3380 BUICK 7 Days A Week RAMBLE Hwy. 171 South FEATURING G. E. WASHERS I 1 ittaru Quit’s Fabric Center 704 W. TEXAS LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA Phqni 2 3 9-6681 “ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS CompiiTi unm Fishing Tackle ft Lures Dura-Craft Boats Hunting Fishing Equipment Guns - Ammunition 6o PORTER T.B. SPORTING GOODS HWY IN ■� i� � oii«r Hadn't You Really Rather Have a BUICK? Our Very Best Wishes for the Class of '69 UNITED GAS THt IIG6IST IARGAIH IN YOU HOME TODAY PARK ’N SHOP Hwy. 171 Phone 239-3784 BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 405 East Texas Phone 239-3504 Compliments of ALLENDALE HOTTSTNrr, PROJECT xfi tfPlfli BROWN FURNITURE THE BOLT’S Leesville's Leading THE LITTLE GIANT FOOD CENTEK Furniture Store 804 W. Texas OPEN SEVEN DAYS— 7:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M We Appreciate Your Buiineul Compliments of CLECO DON HOLT - Owner Texas Highway JAMES RED WHITE 162 Serving All Your Grocery Needs 171 North Leesville DEPARTMENT STORE � 163 HICKS INC of Leesville, La. 71446 Phone 239-3211 Headquarters for Central Air Conditioning and Heating, Ice Makers, Commercial Cooling Equipment Highway 171 S. Shop Your Friendly KWIK PIK GRO. Highway 171 N. Phone 239-4947 164 Featuring Coke and Cherry Icy for Service With a Smile LEESVILLE CABLE TELEVISION INC Eight Big Channels Of TV Including All Major Networks ABLE CABLE Serving The Leesville Area Get A Hook Up Today 239-2383 NOTE OF APPRECIATION: editors to ice. on daGle. C7 QJ 210 S. 3RD. The WAMPUS CAT staff extends their deep- est appreciation for aid, assistance and un- derstanding to: Here They Are: KATC CHANNEL 3 LAFAYETTE KLFY CHANNEL 10 LAFAYETTE KALB CHANNEL 5 ALEXANDRIA KPLC CHANNEL 7 LAKE CHARLES KPAC CHANNEL 4 PORT ARTHUR KFDM CHANNEL 6 BEAUMONT The administration, faculty and student body of Leesville High School. The custodians and lunchroom employees. The merchants who advertised Mr. Earl Jackson, photographer. All parents who have given time and service. 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