Saint Louis High School - Spectre Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1973 volume:

i. I : i tf  Spectre Saint Louis High School Lake Charles, Louisiana Volume III The human face is the masterpiece of God, The eyes reveal tlie soul, the mouth the flesh, the skm stands for purpose, the nose means will; but over and behind all Is that fleeting something we call expression . This yearbook has attempted to show you the faces of those whom we often forget. They are always tliere but are usually taken for granted. Therefore, we dedicate this yearbook to the silent majority. We will no longer cease to I ' emember their faces, for they are now firmly imprinted in our memories. SCIENCE |! It is the common wonder of all men, how among so many millions of faces tliere should be none alike. His face, the tablet of unutter able thoughts. ■ . VilQBSII ' t A man shall see faces, that If you examine them part by part you shall find never a good; and yet all together do well. 1 i!i9mK99IMV MMiiMTSiS Jtudent Ac Sports Organizations Underclassmen Seniors ' ds I As you page through this beautiful edition of Spectre, we hope that it ' s like a visit to St. Louis High School. We hope that some of the meaning of St. Louis is discernible in the pictures, words, etc. At St. Louis, we believe that everyone has a destiny intended by God, and that we must help each other discover his own. At St. Louis, we believe that each of us counts for something -- that the world must be a better place because we have been in it. Hell, even on earth, is to face old age realizing that the world would have been better if you had not lived. A St. Louis graduate has really been infected by the intended Spirit of St. Louis if at the end of liis her life that graduate will be able to say: Because I went to St. Louis High School, I was not only a good housewife, artist, lawyer, carpenter, doctor, nurse, plumber, police- man, etc. , but what ' s more important 1 was a person who knew how to live, to recreate, to love, to give, to share --a person who knew how to live with myself, with God, with others. Yes, we believe we have it together here, be- cause we know Jesus lives-- and in Communion with Him there can be no discord and dissension that is lasting. MSGR. ROBERT G. ANGELLE, PRINCIPAL SISTER MARTHA McCLELLAN, VICE PRINCIPAL Assistant principals expressed their feelings throughout the year. MR. MILES GOSNELL, DEAN, OF STUDENTS 13 Counselors Were Always Ready to Help. FR. CHARLES LeBLANC HEAD, GUIDANCE DEPT. MR. jrOE W. THERIOT VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR f : % lEPI, r- Counselors Always Had Something in Mind for You. Secretaries Worked Hard in Order to Keep the School Organized. MRS. GENEVIEVE BOERMAN SECRETARY MRS. ELIZABETH DE LA BRETONNE SECRETARY MRS. SARAH GOSSEN SECRETARY MRS. SHIRLEY LeBLANC MRS. ALBERT WHEELDC SECRETARY SECRETARY Teachers Shared Their Learning With the Students. MRS. JUDITH ARCENEAUX MATH DEPT. MR. SIDNEY BRISCOE SCIENCE DEPT. Teachers Kept Busy Throughout the Year MISS BARBARA DUNN ENGLISH DEPT. MRS. ALVINA HOOD LIBRARIAN MRS. ZOLA HURSEY SCIENCE DEPT. SR. CLAUDETTE HYMEL REL IGION SCIENCE 19 MRS. GERTRUDE IGLINSKY BUSINESS DEPT. SR. MARY CARMEL MURPIiY SOCIAL STUDIES Active Teachers Made Classes More Interesting. MRS. DALE LeBLANC HOME ECONOMICS MR. LENUS LeBLANC INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. NELSON MOSS SCIENCE, MATHMATICS MR. KENNY KEMP HEALTH AND PHYSICAL ED. MRS. LYNETTE REED HEALTH AND P. E. 21 FR. DANIEL REGAN RELIGION MR. C. J. SCHEUFENS INDUSTRIAL ARTS SR. GENEVIEVE SENSAT FOREIGN LANGUAGES MRS. DOROTHY WALDMEIER MATHEMATICS i ■ M MRS. AUDREY WINEY MUSIC MRS. ELIZABETH BRAME Foreign Languages FATHER JUDE BRUNNERT Religion SISTER PAULA D ' ALBOR Religion FATHER LOUIS DESHOTELS Religion FATHER ED DEGEYTER Religion FATHER LOUIS iVIELANCON Religion Was I ever embarrassed when my wig fell off during P. E. What are you doing, Mr. Moss? UH . . WELL . . . UH i 4 mf ,. i 1 ■ ' ' M iPiVSj H HMSHj tlM f j v mi w Km H Hr __ j P ISf Jf ■ ■P T te i K fld V i IVj I iXr M i iLl ' Write 500 lines 25 Did you look in your answer book? ' Student Teachers Added Much Flexibility to English Department. MISS PAULA TAYLOR Speech MRS. DEBBIE MILNER Speech 26 DAVID KAY Speech Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dyer kept the school in immaculate condition. 28 Student Activities H 30 Mrs. Audrey Winey ■ ■1 BPifl I K - iu ' H 1 m ' 1 1 1 1 ' w r m ipi wi x a — hi m Chorus Worked on Christmas Contata Under the able direction of Mrs. Audrey Winey, the St. Louis High School Chorus participated in a joint performance with the Drama Club at Christ- mas time this year. The Christmas Cantata was presented on Dec. 20 and was a huge success. Among the choir ' s other activities was its first visit to State Music Rally, where they received one superior, three excellent, and one very rating. ' ■B wp i i i k s J 1 - ' 1 ■ m Susan Abrahams Senior Maid Sandy Broussard Junior Maid Bridget Dionne Senior Maid ' :i ' im : .:-; Joan Dubois Junior Maid Denise Foret Junior Maid Debbie Mier Senior Maid Frances La Fleur, 1972 Homecoming Queen Pam Mouton Senior Maid Renee ' Plauche ' Junior Maid Martha Pratt Senior Maid Fighting Spirit Marks Homecoming ' 72 Overall excitement. . . voting for nominees. . . an- nouncing court. . . spontaneous peprallies. . . signing petitions, . . giant bonfire. . . a radiant queen. . . parading floats. . . and finally. . . the game. . . a victory . . . the Homecoming Dance. 36 Everyone enjoyed the spontaneous pep rally. Happy Birthday to you! Emily Miller ' s father accom- panied her during Homecoming ceremonv. Hi, everybody 73 Prom Held Underwater The juniors put many long hours into creating an undersea adventure for the Seniors of ' 73. The music of Sassafraz was enjoyed by all and the atmosphere was full of excitement and enthusiasm. On April 28, 1973 the juniors and seniors took A Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. 1 I To TH i. James Regan and Kathy Carter An education is not only an academic edu- cation; it includes character, leadership, service and love of God and neighbor. These ideals are now embodied in the Saint Louis Award, and this year ' s re- cipients are pictured on these two pages. These students were elected by a vote of their classmates and faculty. Awards were given at the Honor Assemblies on May 23 and May 25, 1973. Thad Minaldi and Anne Romero 44 1973 St. Louis A ward Recipients Patrice Morin and Paul Hassink 45 Debbie Daniels received first place in Typing I at the State Rally. 73 District State Rally Results: Home Economics II, Kim McCombs, 2nd place. English I, Pat Yoder, 3rd place. French I, Tommy Latio- lais, 5th place. Advanced Math, John Coffey, 2nd place. Trigonome- try, Ellen Brendler, 2nd place. Biology, Phillip Adams, 4th place. Physics, James Webb, 4th place. World Geography, Denise Foret, 5th place. Civics, Mike Higgins, 3rd place. Typewriting I. Debrah Daniels, 1st place. Home Econo- mics I, Jane Zimmerman, 4th place, English II, Kathy Vincent, 3rd place. English III, Thomas Hunter, 5th place. English IV, Mike Choi, 3rd place. French II, Julie Dartez, 1st place. French III, Cathy Bodin, 1st place. Spanish I, Thad Minalddi, 1st place. Spanish II, Donald Fontenot, 1st place. Latin I, Brid- get Regan, 1st place. Algebra I, Dwan Singleton, 2nd place. Ameri- can History, Jackie Trahan, 1st place. General History, Gweneyette Montou, 1st. State Literary Rally Participants: BACK R0 : Uuiiaid Fontenot, Thad Minaldi, Kathy Vincent, and Julie Dartez. FRONT ROW: Mike Choi, Jackie Trahan, Bridget Regan, Debbie Daniels, and Dwan Singleton. lack atM Ame District Rally Participants: TOP ROW: Donald Fontenot, Thad Minialdi, Bridget Regan, Julie Dartez, Paul Hassink, Phillip Adams, and James Regan. BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Trahan, Kathy Vincent, Debbie Daniels, Pam Gabriel, Helen Brousard, and Jane Zimmerman. State Rally Winner Bridget Regan won third place in Latin I. Gwenelette Montou: First in General History at the McNeese Rally. Jackie Trahan wiped out the competition at McNeese by taking first place in American History. Cathy Bodin won fourth place in French III at the State Literary Rally. 47 Early Admissions Offered Seniors ' 73, w 1 4 Paula Burke Early admissions was a new program at St. Louis this year. The purpose of the pro- gram was to expand the curriculum offered at St. Louis and was opened to seniors with a 3. 5 grade average during their time in high school, and a recommendation from the principal. Students taking part in this program were eligible to receive a St. Louis High School diploma after completing 24 semester hours. They were considered college students and could not participate in co-curricular activities. 1 Michael Johnson ill, Barbara Hart Harvest Festival Was Another Financial Success. - mm :$l ■ - - ' : ' - 49 Tacky Day ' 73 Tacky Day was really successful this year; there were so many different ideas! The day started with the elections of tackiest girl and or boy in the home- rooms. After a brief 25 minute stint in each of our classes, we assembled in the Student Union for some skits put on by different students. Before deciding on best-dressed, Carl Broussard, a junior, gave an impromtu performance. He got a standing ovation that he really deserved! Tacky elections were held with winners Julie Malus (a white rabbit) and Francis Schwartzenburg (a German mafioso). After school more fun developed at the Powder Puff football game. The Seniors Freshmen team beat the sophomores and juniors 12-0. Sports Someone once said that tying a foot- ball game is like kissing your sister. We certainly had enough of that. The decisive manner in which we defeated Kinder after the championship was no longer in sight indicated the team had what it takes to be a winner. -COACH MILES GOSNELL STANDING- Coaches Tom Couste, C.J. Scheufens, and Kenny Kemp KNEELING- Coach Miles Gosnell The 1972-1973 St. Louis basketball team felt that we were the continuation of a strong basketball program here at St. Louis. We look forward to the 73-74 season. We believe that we can play against anyone and make a good showing. Coach Scheufens I iri. 3:1 Mike gave Charlie a bounce pass. f Skipper dropped one Barry Morris SENIOR The crowd cheered the Saints. Charlie Malveaux Mike Lejeune Jimbo Schniitt David Olney Boy, mom; that ballet really did help me! Wayne Armelin dropped two more for the Saints. Wayne Armelin Coach C.J. Scheufens Whenever a good-looking girl went by, the SENIOR H 3 Basketball Coach team couldn ' t keep their minds on the game. w Andre Hawkins Charles Breda Lee Boyer Lee Boyer was a big asset to the J. V. team with his shooting and team lead- ership. Wendell set aim for an- other big 2 points. Wendell Lejeune Greg Lavan wmiiwiiiMiii Charles Liggio The 1973 Track Team Coach Kenneth Kemp, head coach of the 1973 track team. ' ♦- Coach Tom Couste was the weight-men coach for the ' 73 team. The 1973 Track season was a success- ful one. The team had many young mem- bers with the good leadership of the sen- iors they worked hard to improve. The team placed fourth at the District Track Meet and was the runner-up team at the Regional Meet. Asa result of the Re- gional meet, we sent two relay teams and the discus to the State Meet in Baton Rouge. The younger members will miss the graduating seniors, but they will work hard to fill their shoes. — Coach Kenneth Kemp 63 Hurdlers David Desormeaux, Carl Brousard, and Lee Boyer David Desormeaux zzzoomed over the hurdles in the 330 intermediate. Distance Men: TOP ROW: David Dahmer, Russell Tritico, and Mike Choi. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Unkel, and Keith Desormeaux. 64 Weight Men: TOP ROW: James Webb, Brian St. Romain, and Steve Theroit. BOTTOM ROW: Byron Christian, and Carl Brousard. © Sprinters: TOP ROW: Mark Hicks, Charles Malveaux, Barry Morris (TOP), Mark Prejean, Pat Mouton, and Dan Theriot. BOTTOM ROW: Ralph Stemman, Fred Carter, and Robert Coco.  ... i . Jumpers: TOP ROW: Dan Theriot, Mike Lejuene, Mike Leger, and Wendell Lejuene. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Bonin, Robert Coco, and Mark Hicks. Steve Unkel gave a final quarter kick on the 880 run in DeQuincy. The 1973 Saint Louis Relay Team included: Mark Prejean, Dan Theriot, and Charles Malveaux. 65 irry Morris, Pat Mouton, Boys p. E. Participated in Many Sports Scott slipped by Carl as he brought the ball down court. Pistol Seilhan put in two more points. Frank Fox and John Piraro vied for the football championship of St. Louis. Boy, yuur underarms slink, Mike!! ,, Bciiil; 4 It. -1 111. , It s hard to play basket- 66 ' ball. irt 67 I §■ 68 Organizations The Student Council ' s purpose is to represent the stu- dents to the best of its ability. It is the Student Coun- cil ' s duty to offer ideas to the administration for con- sideration and to get everyone involved in activities such as dances, spirit in school functions, surveys, etc. Some of the activities the Student Council sponsored this year were: after-game parties, political assem- blies. Tacky Day, Christmas and Valentine Dances, Christmas baskets. Homecoming and Teachers ' Appreciation Day. i APPLES i5? 71 (RIGHT TO LEFT): Mike Choi-Executive Vice-President Emily Miller-Secretary John Regan-Treasurer ft Jimbo Webb- Activities Vice-President The Cheerleaders Made up the Backbones oj School Spirit. Susan Abrahams, Head Cheer- leader (L to R): Mary Patin, Martha Pratt, Frances LaFleur, Susan Abrahams, Denis Forr 1 ' ; U h (L to R): Renee Plauche, Martha Pratt, Denise ' Mary Patin Mascot, Laura Dionne. Blues Officers: Andrea Prejean-Captain, Kathy Vincent- CoCaptain, Emily Miller-Treasurer, Cheryl Prendergast- Corporal (Head Flag Bearer), Julie Stutes -Secretary (not shown). 74 St. Louis Blues Helped Cheerleaders Support the Football Team This past year the St. Louis Blues showed their support by participating in certain fund-raising projects for the March of Dimes and the Heart Fund, besides the traditional marching in parades and football games. Their half-time show was prepared by Jeff Travasus, a senior at M.S.U. The Blues also provided much spirit and support at all times during the year. 75 The Latin Cluh Had a Successful Year The Latin Club enriched the members ' knowledge of ancient history and Roman culture, increased vocabulary, and promoted the study of Latin. Some members participated in community activities and gave presentations of Latin and Roman programs. The members of the Latin Club thoroughly enjoyed the year of 1972-1973. Pres. Pat Savant, Vice-Pres. Paula Blanchard Sec. -Tres. Bridget Regan BOTTOM ROW: Anna Hoffpauir, Sharon Mott, Peggy Miller, Bridget Regan. MIDDLE ROW: Greg Tete, Julie McCarthy, Alys Pohorelsky, Denise Knight, Paula Blanchard. TOP: Mike Hollenbeck, Richard Rodenbaugh, Scott Yelverton, Pat Savant, Charles Regan, Moderator: Mrs. Frank Brame. v. Chuck; I think your shoes are on backwards. 76 Mr. Peter Stubbs Advisor Randy Benoit (Photographer) Just Under the Wire! SPECTRE ' 73 tried to focus on the faces of the silent majority --the typical St. Louis students who received little attention or recognition during the year, the ones rarely seen in yearbooks who actually set the pace and establish the spirit of the school. This year SPECTRE, an image from the past, ' was produced by a very small, dedicated staff during journalism class. Long after you left school for summer vacation this staff was still selecting photographs, writing copy, and editing its inevit- able errors. Under the capable leadership of this edition ' s co- editors, John Coffey and Pam Gabriel, the staff hopes you ' ll find treasured memories the third year of the history of St. Louis. John Coffey (Editor) ,rd5, BACK ROW: L to R. Mary Watson (Assistant Photographer), Russell Tritic, Pam Gabriel (Co-editor), John Coffey (Editor), Larry Robinson, Randy Benoit (Photographer). BOTTOM ROW (L. to R. ) Burke Crews, (Assistant Editor), Sandy Broussard, Betsy Choi, Lisa Lipsey, Bonnie Montet, Donna Verret. Newspaper Had Trying Times The SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS newspaper staff this year was very small but hard- working. They had a few discouraging- times but pulled through during the pro- duction of the newspaper. Despite a few errors and finger prints, the papers were mostly legible. Miss Barbara Dunn-Advisor m W I Theresa Briggs -Editor 3r ■?T n (L to R) Barbara Gorman, Paul Phillips, Nancy Texada, Mark Trahan, Julie Pratt, Theresa Briggs, John Piraro 78 C.L.C. Inspired Students in 73 The CLC served as Christians throughout the community at St. Louis. They aided stu- dents who tried to become better Christians through their service to their fellow man, through prayer, and through the study and discussion of Christianity and its attitudes. ' BACK ROW: Sr. Claudette, Dwane Singl eton, Sue Dartez, Thomas Hunter, Patrice Morin, Sarita Sudduth, Mary Alice Brignac, Steve Conner, FRONT ROW: Charles Regan, Julie Dartez, (President) Yvonne Young (Vice President) Donna Verret (Sec- retary) Mary Lynn Hayes (Treasurer) Debbie Watson. Sponsor: Sr. Claudette N.H.S. Honored Scholars The National Honor Society created en- thusiasm for scholarship. Members stimulated a desire to promote worthy leadership, and encouraged the devel- opment of character in students of sec- ondary schools of the nation. They were involved with the Tapping of new members in December and they also co-operated with Student Council in every way they could to improve school relations. Jane Morgan tapped junior, Patrice Morin, into the Society. President: Jane Morgan (FRONT ROW 4th); Secretary: Cathy Bodin (absent for picture); Treasurer: Susan Abrahams (FRONT ROW 2nd) Theresa Goudeau tapped Mary Conner, senior. Chris Collins tapped Barbara Iglinsky, Junior. ' W NFL ' 73 e i loiin, NFL officers: Loretta Janca-Treasurer Patrice Morin-Secretary Ellen Brendler-President Richard Rodenbaugh-Vice- President llllll « The National Forensic League promoted recognition of outstanding high school students in Forensic activities. Ellen Brendler was chosen president, and Richard Rodenhaugh was chosen Vice- President. In conjunction with the de- bate squad members traveled to var- ious speech tournaments and sponsored a tournament at St. Louis. picwre); TOP ROW: (L to R) Cathy Bodin, Donald Prince, Thomas Hunter, Dana San- ders, Eva Juneau, Nanette Noland, Lucinda Hebert, Ronald Prince, Paulette Meaux, Lise Morin, Paul Hassink. 3rd ROW: (L to R) Angle Sigur, Donald Fontenot, Sarita Sudduth, Julie Dartez, Patrice Morin, Sharon Mott, Therese Juneau. 2nd ROW: (L to R) Joan Gary, Paula Burke, The- resa Godeau, Loretta Jan- ca, Ellen Brendler, Rich- ard Rodenbaugh. 1st ROW: (L to R) Steve Berniard, Pat Yoder, Kenneth Wat- son, Pat Hicks, C. J. Ar- doin. NFL Double Ruby Winners: TOP ROW- Cathy Bodin, Mr. Jude Theriot, Ad- visor, Thomas Hunter, BOT- TOM-Therese Juneau. Debate Club Hosted Its Third Tourney Debate Officers -Thomas Hunter-President Cathy Bodin-Vice President Therese Juneau-Secretary Lise Morin-Treasurer St. Louis debaters worked through a busy schedule this year, attending 20 tournaments from October to April, with some seventy individual and sweepstakes trophies resulting. The squad of thirty also staffed the Third Annual St. Louis Speech Tournament lield in November and the Second An- nual Elementary Tournament in May. Highlights of the year include partici- pation in several regional, district, and state tourneys, among them Bell- aire High Tournment of Houston, the largest high school tournament in the nation, the National Forensic League District Tournament in April, the dis- trict ' s Catholic Qualifying Tourney, and the state ' s Tournament of Cham- pions, held in New Iberia. Awards Banquet at the Third Annual St. Louis Speech Tournament m00 82 Tom Hunter, Gweneyette Montou, and Donald Prince participated in the Na- tional Catholic Tournament in Chicago in extemporaneous speaking, poetry interpretation, and dramatic interpre- tation, respectively. At the end of the school year, the annual Debate Club Awards Banquet was held. Mrs. Debbie Theriot-Debate Coach i Mr. Jude W. Theriot -Director of Forensics Mrs. Marion Bono-Drama Coach Drama l ' Couth ' ) Club The Drama Club, fondly known as the Couth Club, pro- moted cultural arts in the school and community. The club sponsored and took part in the Christmas Con- tata. They also sponsored group attendance at special prices to plays such as SHOW BOAT and BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE. Mrs. Marion Bono Advisor •s BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Donald Prince, Steve Romain, Mike Hollenbeck, Brantley Bardin, Greg Tete, Sarita Sud- duth, Thomas Hunter, Geralyn Mott. FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Bobby Duhon, Loretta Janca (Sec. ) Barbara Berger, Patrice Morin, Elisa Prejean, Lisa Lipsey, Randy Lanza (Pres. ) Not shown: Theresa Goudeau (vice pres. ) and Julie Malus (treasurer). Medical Careers Club Continued Its Third Year. The Medical Careers Club brought together young people in high school who were interested in health careers. It gave these people a chance to share their interests, to explore opportunities and re- quirements in the field, to grow as individuals by working together, and to learn about community life of which they will soon be a part. Mrs. Judy Arceneaux ADVISOR I TOP ROW: Tommy Latiolais, Kathy Vincent, Cadie St. Remain, Brenda Cliol, Sandy Broussard, Melinda Burge, and Cheryl Wood. FIRST ROW: Renee ' Plauche, Denise Foret, Cecil St. Romain, Cindy Chambers, and Anne Romero. 85 Mil Alpha Theta The math club seemed to stimulate the interest of our youthful mathematicians at St. Louis. The moderator of the club was Mrs. Dorothy Waldmeier, head of the Matli dept. Elaine AUeman was chosen as President, and James Webb was chosen to be Vice-Pres- ident. The members attended a meeting where Mr. Roberts and Mr. Berniard from Bell Tele- phone gave a presentation of Magic Numbers, They went on field trips and also attended the Engineering openhouse at McNeese. To become a member of Mu Alpha, the student must plan to take four years of college prepatory matli and to maintain a B average in all math courses. FRONT: James Webb, BACK ROW: Paula Burke, Elaine Alleman, Tommy Latiolais. Mrs. Dorthy Waldmeier Sponsor BACK ROW: Paul Dorgant, Elaine Alleman, Thomas Hunter, Patrice Morin, Jackie Trahan, FRONT ROW: Barbara Berger, Julie Stemmann Les Amis Had Many Friends Officers for 1972-73 French Club were: President-Monica Weeks, Vice-President- Gweneyette Mountou, Secretary-Astrid Ory, Treasury-Debbie Watson Everyone had a smashing time at the French Dance. Pat Playboy Savant gets it on!! The French Club had a really fine year. The Club sponsored a trip to Natchitochis. The function of the organization was to interest and involve students in French and French Culture. The sponsor was Sister Genevieve. Sister Genevieve boned up on some of her French. 87 ' Los Santos Bandit os iir ' ) itii FIRST ROW: (L to R) Veronica Papion, Sara Schindler, Mary Stevens, Cecile St. Romain, Amy Ottenweller, Jane Morgan, Sandy Broussard, and Lisa Lipsey. BOTTOM ROW: (L to R) Joyce Edwards, Daisy Malveaux, Nancy Corbello, Nancy Gary, Claudia Hart, Frances Paret, Melinda Burge. The Spanish Club had a very successful year under the supervision of Mrs. Frances Jones and the Presi- dency of Amy Ottenweller. The club had worthwhile activities throughout the year. At Halloween the club sent candy to the children in the hospital. The Span- ish Club familiarized members with the customs and literature of Spanish speaking countries. Mrs. Frances Jones- ADVISOR cial Studies Clu This was one of t he many projects of the Social Studies Fair. Sr. Carmel Murphy fjii{ BOTTOM ROW: Mary Stevens, Cathy Bodin, Steve Conner Adele, Gallagher, Astrid Ory, Thomas Hunter, TOP: Kathy Vincent, Debbie Mier, Elaine Regan, Donald Prince, Delia Blake, Brenda Choi, Mary FuUington, Diedre Digilia, Patrice Morin, Sarita Sudduth, Skip Minaldi. Throughout the year the Social Science Club promoted interest. They participated in the Homecoming Parade, field trips, holiday din- ner of foreign cuisine and sponsored film festivals. They also sponsored the Social Studies Fair for the school. It would look better over here. Science Club The Science Club encouraged students ' partici- pation in science, educated students in using opportunities, and offered opportunities for stu- dents to state or national science institutions. The club sponsored a fund-raising dance and also the yearly Science Fair. They also took a field trip to NASA, the Houston Zoo, the Plane- tarium, and the Lake Charles Weather Bureau. In all, the Science Club had an interesting and successful year. Mrs. Zola Hursev-Advisor TOP ROW (L to R): Rusty Penny, John Regan, Tommy Latiolais, Ronald Prince, Tommy Gennuso, Ken Lowery, Vince Hungerford, Patrice Morin, Wayne Camp, Forrest Deo- ruen, Donald Prince, Rodney Schwertner. THIRD ROW (L to R): Paula Burke, Lisa Lipsey, Thomas Hunter. SECOND ROW (L to R): Sharon Mott, Susan Ellender, Sarita Sudduth, Ellen Brendler, Chris Collins, Lise Morin, Frances Paret. FIRST ROW (L to R): Gwene- yette Montou, Theresa Godeau, Julie Dartez, Therese Juneau, V (L to R): P. Morin-President, L. Lipsey-Secretary, T. Juneau-Vice- President, G. Montou-Treasurer (not shown). Landry Memorial Library Club The Landry Memorial Library Club en- couraged tlie use of the Landry Library and served the school by improving the library service. The members acted as library assistants by checking books in and out. The members furnished some books for Boys Village. They also attended the L. T.L.A. Convention. Mrs. Alvina Hood moderator psey, r-r-if BACK ROW: Randy Benoit, Deborah Watson (Sec. 1 res. ) Pat Daughtery, Cadie St. Remain, Mike HollenlDeck, SECOND ROW: Mary Lynn Hayes (Vice-President), Steve Conner (President) Elizabeth Topp, Greg Tete, Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Wheeldon, James Gayle. Mrs k Do you think he ' ll hit the nail this time? He ' s only got two more fingers. Mr. Len LeBlanc Boy, I sure wish I could draw a straight line!! Industrial Arts students were involved in Industrial Appreciation Courses ranging from Commercial Arts to the more manual enviornments. Students began their studies by taking Explora- tory Courses and then in the later years specialization was encouraged in line with a career-oriented curricu- lum. Larry Eagle learned many things--like cutting the shop table. 92 The Home Economics Department offered courses that gave the students experience in simple cooking, meal preparation, child development and clothing construction. Actual experiences in the kitchen and at the sewing machines gave practical experience for future life situations. Mrs. Dale LeBlanc Pat was always kept busy. Cathy learned to make her own clothes. Knit one, pearl two, Debra and Vivian kept happy. I Underclassmen Freshmen Class Officers (L to R) Robert Coco (Treasurer); Howard Percle (President); Waldren Fourcard (Vice- president); Judy Fontenot (Secretary); Pat Coffey (Vice-president); Wendell Lejeune (President); Theresa Pousson (Treasurer); Paul Bonin (President); Germaine Stebbins (Secretary); Debra Daniel (Vice-president); Absent for picture-Kathy Carter, Pauline Laporte (Presidents); Kathy Buntyn, Clair Sigur (Vice-presidents); Katy Pharr, Cammie Moreno, Michelle Mahfouz (Secretaries); Paulette Meaux, John Prince, Bobby Landry (Treasurers) 96 Class of 76 Kevin Ackley Phillip Adams Charles Ardoin Patricia Ardoin Maria Barker Yolande Beaco Julie Begnaud Stephen Bernaird Susan Blake Paul Bonin Marie Bordelon Leonard Breda Damien Broussard Patricia Broussard Tina C. Broussard Tina R. Broussard Katherine Buntyn Terry Burke Catherine Burleigh Jennifer Calhoun Kathryn Carter Robert Christman Julie Coco Robert Coco Patrick Coffey Jackie Collins Susan Combre Michael Corman Susan Crawford Richard Daigle 97 Debra Daniel Suzanne Dartez Robert Desantis David Desormeaux Keith Desormeaux Loretta Deville Brian Duhon Tammie Duhon Dan Elliott Lionel Elmer Paula Faulk Ann Judy Fontenot Eugenia Fontenot Velda Fontenot Waldren Fourcard Julie Freeman Katherine Gardiner Derek Gaspard 1! Sheila Gauthreaux Kathryn Gilliam Pamela Granger Suzette Granger James Guilbeaux Gary Guillory Jud Guillory Joan Hamann Alfreda Handy Andre Hawkins Paul Heard Robert Hebert Mark Hickman Pat Hicks Michael Higgins Elizabeth Hinton Don Hoffpauri Kelly Hollins 98 ] Mlndy Horton Vincent Hungerford Sharon Johnson Tammy Johnson Roderick Judwin V Charles Molbert Kathleen Kay Robert Landry Pauline Laporte Joseph LeBlanc Wendell Lejeene Robert Leonards Charles Liggio Leslie Lowery Kathy Malarkey Eugenie Malus Mi chelle Manuel Jackie Marcantel Mark Marquez Paulette Meaux Robert Moe M Pam Montalbano Cammie Moreno Nanette Noland Greg Norsworthy Glenn Papillion Howard Percle Kitty Pes son Katherine Pharr Elizabeth Pierce Sonva Pitre Susan Poche John Pohorelsky Theresa Pousson Elisa Prejean Gerald Prejean Mark Prejean Nancy Price Janet Prince John Prince James Regan Patricia Robinson Ricky Romain Theresa Romero Michael Roth Patricia Saucier a H Christine Savoie Andrew Schell James Schexneider Kathy Schnauder Ava Nelle Schreve Michael Scimemi Angela Sigur Patricia Sigur Kevin Simon Dwan Singleton Cheryl Solano Mary Sonnostine Geramine Stebbins Louis Stevens Catherine St. Dizier Annette St. Remain Cadie St. Remain Tammy Tate Florence Taussig Linda Taylor Barbara Tete Paul The riot Annette Thompson Elizabeth Topp Timothy Trahan Donna Unkel Valerie Vaughn Karen Vincent Anita Watson Kenneth Watson Greg Whelan Nanette White Jan is Winey Cheyrl Wood Gail Yelverton Leigh Ann Yelverton Mary Beth Yelverton Pat Yoder (STANDING): Presidents-Denise Hanks, Debbie Knippers, Joni Abrahams, Donald Prince Tommy Latiolais (KNEELING): Vice-presidents -David Gardiner, Mary Fullington, Brenda Choi, Mary Stevens, Charles Miller (@nd ROW SITTING) Secretary-Julie Dickens, Kathy Vincent, Delia Blake, Steve Stoma, Fred Carter (1st ROW SITTING): Treasurer: Renee Patin, Claudia Hart, Thad Minaldi, Tommy Gennuso, Carl LeDoux 102 Joni Abrahams Winn Andrus Sandra Arceneaux Brantley Bardin Sidney Barras Charles Benoit David Benoit Joan Berry Delia Blake Paula Blanchard Phyllis Bourgeouis Lee Boyer Patricia Bride Karen Briggs Mary Alice Brignac Blaine Broussard Guy Broussard Melinda Burge Dennis Burleigh Rafael Bustillo Wayne Camp Fred Carter Cyndi Chambres Ronald Childress 103 Brenda Choi Cindy Christ Byron Christian Louise Christman Mary Cline Glenn Comeaux Patrick Conner Nancy Corbello Kent Cortez Burke Crews Patrick Daughtery Buddy Davenport Kaye Dejean Forest Derouen Dianna Descant Julie Dickens Died re DiGiglia John East Joyce Edwards Susan Ellender Margaret Falgoust Carla Fontenot Mary FuUington David Gardiner Nancy Gary Richard Gayle Tommy Gennuso Gregory GugUelmc Stephen Guillory Denise Hanks Randall Hanks Claudia Hart Delan Hay Greg Hay Lucinda Hebert Bryan Hicks Anna Hoffpauir Paula HoUoman Chris Huber Kathy Huval Bozo Jackson Loretta Janca Eva Juneau Venise Knight Debbie Knippers I i ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE m.a I Phyllis Landry Thomas Latiolai? Greg Lav an Cheyrl Lecompte Carl LeDoux Patrica Leonards Suzanne Link Kenneth Lowery Daisy Malveaux Frances Manual Cristy Marcantel Patrica Marcantel Jose Marquez Sheila Mathieu Julie McCarthy Kathryn McCombs Charles Miller Pam Miller Peggy Miller Thad Minaldi Paul Molbert Keith Moore Lise Morin Sharon Mott Anne Navarra Ricky Ogea Kathy O ' Shaughnessy Frances Paret Anne Patin Renee ' Patin Rusty Penny Angela Pitre Cecilia Pitre Jacqueline Pitre Brenda Poche Donald Prince Ronald Prince Bridget Regan John Regan Raymond Reynolds Doug Rigler Anne Romero Agnes Roth Dana Sanders Sara Schindler Kim Schmitt Neil Schmitt Karl Schram Rodney Schwertner Mary Ellen Segura Tammy Self Ray Sievert Gail Simon Ruth Smith Suzanna Snatic Barry Sprages Carol Starkovich Ralph Stemmann Mary Stevens Linda Stokeld Steve Stoma Liz Taussig John Thibodeaux Lionel Trail Steve Unkel John Veazey Kathy Vincent Sally Vincent Lynette Vooreheis Mary Witkowski Hans Moe Junior Class Officers - 1 i m (STANDING): Presidents-Ricky Calhoun, Delia Gossen, Richard Rodenbaugh, Denise Foret, Pat Miller (KNEELING): Vice Presidents-Paul Sievert, Belinda Guillory, Helen Broussard, Nancy Miller (SITTING L to R)-Pam Williams (Secretary); Paul Phillips (Treasurer); Mary Patin (Secretary); Laura Dionne (Secretary); Laura Christman (Secretary); Cecile St. Romain (Treasurer); Sandy Broussard (Treasurer); Pat Leverette (Secretary); Barbara Igiinsky (Treas- urer) Absent for picture-Ellen Davenport (Vice-president); David Dever (Treasurer) 108 Ricky Ackley Bridget Adams Judy Bagete Anne Barras Becky Bekkerus Jennifer Benoit Randy Benoit Michael Bercier Barbarb Berger Karen Bergeron Charles Bertrand Gary Bonin Bill Book Carl Broussard Gwen Broussard Helen Broussard Sandy Broussard Gary Buntyn Joy Burch Martin Burns John Cabiness Ricky Calhoun Eva Camalo Deborah Carrier Betsy Choi Laura Christman Gregory Coco Robert Conner Ben Gorman Kenneth Gotten Gerald Courville Larry Courville Jackie Credeur Melanie Crews David Dahmer Edward Daigre Julie Dartez Ellen Davenport Denise Desormeaux David Dever Vivian Deville Silton Devillier Laura Dionne Erin Donlan Joan Dubois Larry Eagle Rose Estaville Joselyn Fazzio Donald Fontenot Louis Fontenot Denise Foret Frank Fox Pam Gabriel Adele Gallaugher Norma Garland Joan Gary Barbara Gayle Joseph Glorioso Delia Gossen Geralyn Granger Cheryl Gross Rodney Guilbeaux Belinda Guillory Theresa Guillory Larry Harrington Paul Hassink Catherine Hebert Leandre Hebert Edmund Heuser Judy Hickman Sherwood Hidalgo ' icki Hoffpauri Thomas Hunter David Huval Barbara Iglinsky Becky Janca Therese Juneau Joseph LeBlanc Rose LeBoeuf Michael Leger Mike Lejeune Pam Lemoine Margaret Leonards Patricia Leverette Richard Link Lisa Lipsey MaA available ■Jk.JHBLi.lflil ■mf. K Janet Lamontague Paul Meaux Darrell Miller Emily Miller Juanita Miller Nancy Miller Patrick Miller Roy Miller Natalie Molbert Scott Moore Patrice Morin Geralyn Mott Patrick Mouton Patrick Newman Michael Norsworthy David Olney James O ' Pry Astrid Ory 4 1 Veronica Papion - Mary Patin Jennifer Peck Darlene Perkins , - Rodney Pesson - fl Paul Phillips John Piraro Mona Pirte Renee Plauche Peggy Porche Julie Pratt Elaine Pre jean Annette Price Barry Ribbeck Catherine Richard Larry Robinson Robert Robinson Richard Rodcnbough Bryan St. Romain Cecil St. Romain Jeannie Saucier James Schmitt Francis Schwartzenburg Paul Sievert Robin Slocum Deborah Smith John Stebbins David Stokeld Sarita Sudduth Dianne Thibodeaux Mark Trahan Russell Tritico Marshall Tullos Jimmie Watson Mary Westrope [ohn Wynn Pam Williams Darrell Woods Bruce Wright Scott Yelverton Toni Yoder Paul Young [ane Zimmerman MIKE ABRAHAMS SUSAN ABRAHAMS ELAINE ALLEMAN WAYNE ARMELIN PATRICIA BALDWIN LYNNE BEGNAUD MARY BELANGER LORAINE BENOIT CHRIS BERGERON DL NNE BERRY JAMES BISHOP CATHY BODIN ELLEN BRENDLER THERESA BRIGGS MARY BRISCO No Bird Soars Too High, If He Soars With His Own Wings. 114 PATTI BROWN W i 1 TIM CAGLE JAMES CAMALO MARGARET CLEATON JOHN COFFEY ' A MARY CONNER JULIE CASTETE CHRISTI COLLINS MICHAEL CHOL STEPHEN CONNER BARBARA GORMAN FRANK CORTEZ Time is not measured by the passing of the years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one aehieves. 115 ■ f M ▲.ito KATHLEEN GOTTEN FAYE DESCANT KEVIN DOIRON PATRICIA DOON AN PAUL DORGANT SHELIA DRY , ANTHONY FERTITTA DEBORAH FONTENOT TAVIE FUTCH JAMES GAYLE THERESA GOUDEAU CHARLENE GRANGER We ' ve Only Just Begun to Live. Before the Rising Sun, So Many Roads to Choose. CATHERINE GUILLORY RENE ' HANKS BARBARA HART 4 i ' • . ; Mlt J « ' • MARY LYNN HAYES KERMIT HOFFPAUIR There may be more beautiful times but this one is ours. MICHAEL HOLLENBECK MAUREEN HURLEY MICHAEL JOHNSON RAYMONT) JONES 1 m FRANCES LAFLEUR MARTY LANDRY RANT)Y LANZA 117 MICHAEL LeBLANC PHYLLIS LEfEUNE MICHAEL LEONARDS ARLENE LINK JULIE MALUS CHARLES MALVEAUX DEBBIE MIER WILLIAM MINALDI BONNIE MONTET GWENEYETTE MONTOU JANE MORGAN BARRY MORRIS PAM MOUTON AMY OTTENWELLER MARY ANNE PIRARO THERESA PIT RE The Only Limit to Our Realization oj To- morrow Will Be Our Doubts of Today. 118 DENISE POCHE ALYS POHORELSKY MARTHA PRATF ANDREA PREJEAN MARY K. PREJEAN CHERYL PRENDERGAST CHARLES REGAN ELAINE REGAN EDWARD RIBBECK STEVEN S. ROMAIN PATRICK SAVANT TM JEANENE SCHREVE ADELE SIEVERT Let Us Move Forward With Strong and Ac tive Faith. 119 LAURA STEVENS Education Is a Social Process . . . Education Is Growth Education Is Not Preparation for Life; Education Is Life Itself. CAMILLE SOULIER PAUL STARKOVICH A JULIE STEMMANN JULIE STUTES TERRY STUTES MARY TAYLOR MARIAN TERRANOVA 120 GREGORY TETE NANCY TEXADA DAN THERIOT BRENDA THIBODEAUX JACKIE TRAHAN ANDREW TULLOS DONNA VERRET KATHY VINCENT DEBORAH WATSON MARY WATSON JAMES WEBB MONICA WEEKS SCOTT WRIGHT YVONNE YOUNG Never Say Good-bye, Just So Long. Senior Class Officers (TOP ROW) Presidents -Mike LeBlanc, Elaine Alleman, Pam Mouton, Paul Starkovicli (MIDDLE ROW) Vice -Presidents -Laura Stevens, Ellen Brendler, Amy Ottenweller (BOTTOM ROW) Susan Abrahams (Secretary); Theresa Goudeau, Monica Weeks (Treasurers) Absent for picture-Kathy Gotten (President); Debbie Mier (Secretary); Denise Poche (Trea- surer) 122 Cathy Bodin St. Louis Award McNeese State Board of Education Academic Scholarship Mike Choi St. Louis Award Jane Morgan Civitan Award Nichols State Board of Education Academic Scholarship in San Steve Conner American Legion Award Ellen Brendler Class Spokesman Award American Legion Award Be st Scholar Award Elaine AUeman USL State Board of Education Academic Scholarship Jackie Trahan William T. and Ethel Lewis 123 Burton Foundation Scholarship n fl 127 Flexible Seheduling Jolted Seniors In its third year, St. Louis attempted a unique system of class scheduling called pontooning. The seniors and a team of facult) members followed schedules made each week that were independent of tlie rest of the school ' s classroom schedules. This was done in order to discover the advantages of being able to lengthen or shorten a class period according to tlie needs of the class. During the year, the seniors enjoyed off-campus P. E. activities, (skating and bowling) and elected mini-courses (short term, non-credit, Informally -instructed courses) offered by St. Louis teachers having special interests, (wine -ferment- ing, yoga, household finance, cooking for boys, household improvement for girls). I f 1 % ia 1 ' ' ' -ViS: A jy d 1 M -.. - 130 dL.. v«v- jfiB .«. .« ili6«w«« ,m flflfik. h il 4«iM Honored Senior Graduates Another first for St. Louis this year was graduation ' s being held in the new LC Civic Center Theater. The graduates gathered at 10:30 AM on Sunday, May 27, 1973, to receive their diplomas and to go their sep- arate ways after being honored at the Senior Honors Assembly in the Union. (BELOW L to R) Msgr. Robert Angelle-Principal Msgr. Michael Benedict-Guest Speaker Mr. Robert Schmitt-President, St. Louis School Board Msgr. Irving deBlanc -Invocation Sister Martha McClellan-Asst. Principal Fr. Charles LeBlanc -Benediction 133 ' 72-73 Pelican Slate Participants Five St. Louis students participated in the 72-73 Louisiana Boys and Girls State. The eight day affair took place at Louisiana State University campus in Baton Rouge. The students participated in mock state and city goverment elections and duties. Classes and assemblies were held daily along with athletic activities. Mary Brisco Mike Choi Ellen Brendler Cathy Bodin 134 William Minaldi Look Out, Russia! II From March 28 to April 18 our prin- cipal, Msgr, Robert Angelle, toured Hungary, Yugoslavia, and Russia to examine the educational systems and culture behind tlie Iron Curtain with other members of the National As- sociation of Secondary School Prin- cipals. The following several pages record his memories and comments about his once-in-a-lifetime experi- ences; although these memories are unclear, pictures and in- adequately brief excerpts, perhaps a feeling of another life can be felt by looking into the eyes of its in- habitants through the eyes of its observer. The average Hungarian is not aware of Communism in his life- -it is much less in evidence there than in Russia. There is a greater abundance of consumer goods, food, ci eature comforts, automobiles, pri- vate ownership, and even joie de vivre. f Every American disenchanted with his country should visit Russia! We all need to cherish our land, our schools, friends, families, rights, and freedoms, es- pecially freedom of religion. Thus cherishing them, we could more cer- tainly guarantee that wiiat has happened to that great land will never happen to this one, a nation still ' under God. ' They do not seem to live . . .they have no freedoms to choose jobs, schools, curricula, homes, color, food, clothes, etc. , but are made to enjoy the things chosen for them . , . Com- petition and desire of ownership are bled from the Russians at an early age. J m mr ' ' 137 As a Churchman, one is immediately depressed by the irony of so many visible signs of Religion, but no Faith, much less practice of Religion amongst all this Religious past and sacred His- tory. From the beginning of our ten day visit in Russia, I told our guide, Valja, that I was a Catholic priest. Not with words, but in demeanor, then and throughout our stay, her reaction to this could be summed up as being, It ' s too bad that an intelligent man needs such a crutch. ' As we took off for Lon- don on a DC -9, attended by beautiful girls working as stewardesses for the Scandinavian Airlines, we all clapped --no doubt happy to be ' free again. ' After touchdowns in Stock- holm and Copenhagen, we put down in London for R R, to regain our wits prior to another 747 Pan- Am transoceanic flight back to the States. Advertisements BODIN DIAMONDS Let Your Next Ring Be a Diamond. 361 I Ryan Street Phone 477-3180 Congratulations, Seniors! from SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA ' S MOST COMPLETE HOME CENTER LUMBER COMWVNY. INC. 1101 HIGHWAY 14 • LAKE CHARLES. LA CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS, FROM W. T. BURTON INDUSTRIES 141 Compliments of ROBERT AND JERRY BOUDREARX NEW DRUG CO. 435 South Ryan Street Lake Charles Hie rare bird in the business lin AGRICULTURAL DIVISION P. O. BOX 2896 . LAKE CHARLES, LA. 70601 • (318) 439-8372 142 BANQUET FACILITIES 607 EAST PREIN LAKE ROAD BLACK ANQUS RESTAURANT LOUNGE Sirloin Steak $2.29 OPEN FROM 11 A.M. Daily Dinner includes: Steaming baked potato or french fries: fresh, crisp tossed salad with Black Angus dressing, or cole slaw, or apple sauce; delicious hot garlic french bread, Fish Shrimp ' Oyster ' Chicken Dinner $1,79 Texas Plank Steak Dinner , , , $2, 99 -Children ' s Chick-N-Chuck Dinner $1.39 BIGGEST DRINKS IN TOWN from 89( : Entertainment In Lounge Nightly McDonald ' s Amazing Menu 100% Pure Beef Hamburgers Tempting Cheeseburgers Old-Fashioned Shakes Crisp Golden French Fries Thirst-Quenching Coke Delightful Root Beer Coffee As You Like It Fuli-Flavored Orange Drink Refreshing Cold Milk Filet-0-Fish 143 COMPLIMENTS OF B E Music Co Common St Best Wishes from ST. MARGARETS Parish Enterprise Blvd. The First Discount Center in Lake Charles still brings you Name brand qualit} ' at tlie lowest discount prices and . . . customer service witli a smile because we appreciate your loyalty! Thank You 144 :huh i IF IT ' S WIRING WE CAN DO IT 1912 MOSS ST. ; jgSi§|« LAKE CHARLES. LA. TELEPHONE 439-4453 m ai s DISCOUNT LIGHTING FIXTURES Range Bath Hoods Heaters ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Door Bath Chimes Vents MEDICINE CABINETS Quality Milk and Ice Cream IT ' S BETTER IT ' S Borden Sincere Congratulations from IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH of Maplewood, Louisiana Father James J. Shabrigian, M.S., Pastor 145 Congratulations SENIORS Compliments of KAOK Radio Fine Cuisine by Fernando Oca J Whatever Your Insurance needs are — we have a plan to suit YOU SEE HARLAN INSURANCE SER VICES We Have People Where You Have People SEE R.G. 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AND NANCY HINES 148 Compliments of a Friend czMicUlc ' i 3(c 315 East Hale Phone: 436-9522 Lake Charles, Louisiana 70601 WcmbpT Telcflorist f ' ora aj Across from Hixson ' s Funeral Home. THE PARR A AGENCY Personalized Insurance Protection 2411 Kirkman Street MAISICUSO ' S TAMALES Tamales • Tacos - Chili 901 THIRD AVENUE 436 6055 433-5265 Compliments of .Mi- M l9limR, 11 Ryan Do ' Tito rn Mall LCR Corporalion Bo« 1507 Alexandria 3030Baiaw,n Alexandria Louisiana 713C (3181442 0433 Baton Rouge 8450 South Choctaw Or Baton Rouge Louisiana 70 15041927 9760 Lake Charles 1920 Ryan St LakeCnarles Louisiana 70i 1318)439 9424 Lafayette 204 Van Way SI Latayette Louisiana 70501 13181233 0353 170601 13181433 0436 latio,v o o OF ' 73 FROM o o , PHONE 439-5718 FLORIST SHOP 1315 RYAN ST. LAKE CHARLES. LA. 70601 SENIORS OF ' 75 Save with ABE Your Local Grocer Boys Burke ' s Texaco Service ABES 1202 Kirkman--1833 Hiway 14--7I1 E, School Cc Broad and Re id Sts. a Phone HE 6 -7323 l j £2 Original Home of Government -Graded Blucshield USDA Choice Omaha Lake Charles, La, 1 J r 1 Corn -Fed Aged Heavy Beef The Secret is in the Ageing WE SPECIALIZE IN DEEP-FREEZE ORDERS ' — CUT TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS m Congratulations, Seniors from Compliments of ALTA PRINTING CO. L Paul Zinimerniann Son, Inc. 2003 Ryan Street And your nearby American Oil dealer. Lake Charles, LA. 436-4301 Compliments of BURGER CHEF i RESTAURANTS Bill W rod en Drugs Su Three locations to serve you 626 E. School St. 2009 Enterprise Blvd. Lake Charles, La. J 400 Ryan Street 1 1 Hwy. 171 at I-IO 1 20 Piccadilly ENTERPRISE PHARMACY .i •■ 2 locations Free Delivery Pricn Lake Mall Banquet Rooms Prescriptions Cosmetics and Sundries i available at 3539 Ryan. Enterprise Blvd. at 12tli St. Open 11-8:30 150 phone 433-9417 Congratulations to the Seniors of ' 73 Compliments of IVade E. Plane he ' Guidry ' s Radio and T. V. Shop Maplewood, Louisiana — 625-5042 PAN-AMERICAN IMPORT COMPANY OE LAKE CHARLES, INC. Lake Charles, La. Phone 436-7494 Or 439-4587 Compliments of SOUTHERN EURNITURE COMPANY 2514 12th Street Lake Charles, La. Compliments of SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE INC. Suburban Land and Development Co. Suburban Land and Lake Co. Residential -Homes and Lots Commercial Buildings and Land Recreational -Toledo Lake Lots Mike D. Bono Realtor -Appraiser 1920 Oak Park Blvd. 478-3616 ERED BROWN INC. Only tlie finest products available - Zenith-RCA-Teledyne Packard Bell-Sony- Frigidaire -Whirlpool -Thermador- Corning-Kitchcn Aid-Friedrich-Maytag Vent -A -Hood -Kitchen Cabinets All serviced by factory trained technicians. AWNING COMPANY 1218 Ryan Street-Box 640 Phone - 436-5300 EDDIE PRUDHOMME, Owner Awnings and Venetian Blinds Canvas and Leather Goods 151 Business Phone 477-6466 PRIEN LAKE ROAD BARGAIN CENTER Ladies, Jr. ' s. Children Clothing 1201 Prien Lake Road Lake Charles, La. Abrahams, Joni-102, 103, 73 Abrahams, Mike-114 Abrahams, Susan-34,80, 144,122 Ackley, Kevin -97 Ackley, Ricky-35,109 Adams, Bridget- 109 Adams, PhiIlip-46,97 ADVANCED PLACEMENT - 49 ADVE RTISEMENTS - 1 39, 151 Alleman, Elaine -86. 1 14, 122 Andrus, Winn -103 Angelle, Msgr. I obcit-12 Arceneaux, Mrs. [udith- 17,85 x rceneaux, Sandra -103 Ardoin, Charles -81, 97 Ardoin, Patricia -97 Armelin, Wayne-60,114 ART DEPARTMENT-18 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS - 13 ATHLETICS -53, 67 -B- Baggette, Judy -109 Baldwin, Patricia A. -114 Bardin, Brantly-S4, 103 Barker, Maria -97 Barras, Annc-109 Barras, Sidney-103 BOYS BASKETBALL -60, 61,62 Beaco, Yolande-97 Begnaud, Julie -97 Bcgnaud, Lynne-114 I3ekkerus, Becky-109 Mclanger, Mary -114 Benoit, Chuck-103 Benoit, David K. -103 Benoit, (enifer-109 Benoit, Lorainc-114 Benoit, Randy -77, 91, 109 Bercier, Mike -109 Berger, Barbara -84, 86, 109 Bergeron, Chris-114 Bergeron, Karen -109 Bcrniard, Stephen-81, 97 Berry, Diane-114 Berry, Joan -103 Bert rand, Charles -109 Bishop, James-114 Blake, Delia -89, 102, 103 Blake, Susan -97 Blanchard, PauIa-76, 103 ST. LOULS BLUES -74, 75 Bodin, Catherine -47, 80, 81,89,114,134 Bon in, Gary -109 Benin, Paul -65, 96, 97 Bono, Mrs. Marion-17,84 Book, BilI-109 Bordelon, Marie -97 Bo reman, Mrs. Genevieve - 16 Bourgeois, Phyllis-103 Boyer, Lee -62, 64, 103 Brame, Mrs. Elizabeth -76 Breda, Leonard-62, 97 Brendler, Ellen -81, 90, 144,122,134 Bride, Patty -103 Briggs, Karen -103 Briggs, Theresa-78, 114 Brignac, Mary-79, 103 Brisco, Mary E, -114, 134 Briscoe, Mr. Sidney-17 Broussard, Blaine -103 Broussard, Carl -50, 55, 64,65 Broussard, Damien-97 Broussard, Guy -62, 103 Broussard, Gwen-109 Bi ' oussard, Helen -46, lOS, 109 Broussard, Patricia -97 Broussard, Sandy-34,77, 85,108,109 Broussard, Tina C. -97 Broussard, Tina R. -97 Brown, Patti-115 Brunnert, Fr. Jude-24 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT- 18 Buntyn. Gary -55, 109 Buntyn, Kathy-96,97 Burch, Joy-109 Burke, Paula-48, 81, 86. 90,115 Burke, Terry -97 Burge, Melinda-85, 103 Burleigh, Catherine -97 Burleigh, Dennis -103 Burns, Martin-109 Bustillo, Rafael-103 152 Cabiness, John-109 CAFETERIA-27 Cagle, Tim -115 Calhoun, Jennifer-97 Calhoun, Ricky -108, 109 Camalo, Eva-109 Camalo, James-115 Camp, Wayne -90, 103 Carrier, Deliorah-109 Carter, Fred-65, 102, 103 Carter, Kathy-96,97 Castete, Julie -115 Chaml ers, Cynthia-85, 103 CHEERLEADERS-73 Childress, Ronald-103 Choi, Betsy-77,1-9 Choi, Brenda-85.89, 102, 103 Choi, Mike-46.64,72,115, 134 CHORUS -33 Christ, Cindy-103 Christian, Byron-55,65, 103 Christman, Laura-108, 109 Christman, Louise -103 Christman, Robert -97 CHRISTIAN LIFE COM- munity-79 Cleaton, Margarct-115 Cline, Mary-103 COACHES -54 Coco, Greg-39,55,109 Coco. Julie -97 Coco, Robert-65,96,97 Coffey, John-77, 115 Coffey, Pat -96, 97 Colletta, Mr. Tom-27 Collins, Chris-80, 90,115 Collins, Jackie-97 Combre, Susan -97 Comeaux, Glenn -103 Conner, Mary M. -80, 115 Conner, Patrick-104 Conner, Roliert 55, 109 Conner, Steve-79, 89, 91, 115 Corbello, Nancy -104 Gorman, Barbara A. -78, 115 Gorman, Ben -55, 109 Gorman. Michel -97 Cortez, Frank-115 Cortez, Kent-104 Gotten, Kathleen-116, 122 Gotten, Kenneth -10 ) GOUNSELLORS-14-15 Courville, Gerald-109 Gourville, Larry-10 ) Couste, Mr. Thomas -IS, 54,63 Grawford, Susan -97 Greds Gredeur, Jackie-109 Grews, Burke -77, 104 Grews, Melanie-109 GUSTODIANS-27 -D- D ' Albor, Sister Paula-24 Dahmer, David -64, 109 Daigle, Richard -97 Daigre, Edward -109 Daniel, Debrah-56, 96, 98 Dartez, Julie-46, 79, SI, 90, 109 Dartez, Suzanne-79, 98 Daughtry, Patrick-91, 104 Davenport, Buddy-104 Davenport, Ellen-108, 109 DEBATE GLUB-82,83 Dejean, Kaye-104 Degeter, Fr. Ed -24 DeLaBretonne, Mrs. Elizabeth-16 Derouen, Forrest-90, 104 Desantis, Robert -98 Descant, Dianna-104 Descant, Fay A. 116 Deshotels-Fr. Louis -24 Desormeaux, David -64, 98 Desormeaux, Denise-109 Desormeaux, Keith-64, 98 Dever, David-56, 108, 109 Deville, Loretta-98 Deville, Vivian -109 DeVillier, Silton-109 Dickens, Julie-102, 104 DiGiglia, Diedre-89, 104 Dionne, Laura-108, 109, 73 Doiron, Kevin-116 Donlan, Erin-109 Doonan, Patricia-116 Dorgant, Paul-56, 86, 116 DRAMA CLUB-84 Dry, Sheila M. -116 Dubois, Joan-34,39,109 Duck, Sister Viva-18 Duhon, Bobby- 84, 116 Duhon, Brian -64, 98 Buhon, Tammie-98 Dunn, Miss Barbara -IS, 7S Dyer, Mr. Austin -27 Dyer, Mrs. Austin -27 -E- Eagle, Larry J. -109 East, John-104 Edwards, Joyce Moniquc- 104 Elender, Susan-90, 104 Elliott, Dan -98 Elmer, Lionel-98 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT - 18 Estavillc, Rose-109 PAGES PAGES-28,52,68, 94 FAGULTY-11-26 Falgoust, Margaret -104 Faulk, Paula -98 Fazzio, josclyn-llO Fertitta, Anthony D, -116 Fontenot, Ann Judy-96, 98 Fontenot, Garla-104 Fontenot, Deborah-116 Fontenot, Donald-46, 81, no Fontenot, Genia-98 Fontenot, Louis P. 110 Fontenot, Velda-98 MANAGERS, FOOTBALL - 55 Foret, Denise-34,39,85, 108,110,73 Fourcard, Waldren-96, 98 Fox, Frank-no Freeman, Julie -98 FRENGH GLUB-87 FRESHMEN-96-101 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM OFFlGERS-96 Fullington, Mary-89, 102, 104 Fusil Lcr, Glenn -94 Futch, Tavie-116 Gabriel, Pam-77,46. 1 10 Gallaugher, Adcle-89 ,110 Gardiner, David-56, 102, 104 Gardiner, Kathy-98 Garland, Norma -110 Gary, Joan-81,110 Gary, Nancy-104 Gaspard, Derek -98 Gauthreaux, Sheila -98 Gayle, Barbara-110 Gayle, James-91, 116 Gayle, Richard -104 Gennuso, Tommy-90, 104 Gilliam, Kathy-98 Glorioso, Joe-110 Gosnell, Mr. Miles -13, 54 Gossen, Della-108, 110 Gossen, Mrs. Sara-l6 Goudeau, Theresa-81, 84, 90,166,122 GRADUATION-130-133 Granger, Gharlene-116 Granger, Geralyn-110 Granger, Pamela-98 Granger, Suzette-98 Gross, Gheryl-110 Guglielmo, Greg -104 Guibeau -James -98 Guilbeaux, Rodney-110 Guillory, Belinda-108, 110 Guillory, Gatherine-117 Guillory, Gary-94 Guillory, Jud-98 Guillory, Steve -104 Guillory, Theresa Kay-1 10 -H- Hamann, [oan-98 Handy, Alfreda-98 Hanks, Denise-102, 104 Hanks, Randall -56, 104 Hanks, Rene-56,117 Harrington, Larry-110 Harvest Festival -48 Hart, Barbara-48,117 Hart, Glaudia-102,104 Hassink, Paul -46, 81, 110 Hawkind, Andre-62,98 Hay, Delen-104 Hay, Greg- 104 Hayes, Mary Lynn-79, 91, 117 Health Science Glub-85 Heard, Paul -98 Hebert, Gathy-110 Hebert, Leandre-110 Hebert, Lucinda-81, 104 Hebert, Robert- ' -)8 Heuser, Edmund -110 Hickman, Judy-110 Hickman, Mark -98 Hicks, Bryan-56,65,104 Hicks, Patrick -81, 98 Hidalgo, Shei wood-110 Higgins, Michael -98 Hinton, Elizabeth-98 Hollins, Kelly-98 Holloman, Paula -101 Hoffpauir, Anna-76,104 Hoffpauir, Don -98 Hoffpauir, Kermit-56, 117 Hoffpauir, Vicki-110 Hollenbeck, Mike-76,84, 91,117 Holloman, Paula-104 HOMECOMING -34 -39 HOMECOMING COURT- 34-35 HOME ECONOMICS DE- PARTMENT -93 HONOR SENIORS -123 Hood, Mrs. AIvina-19,91 Horton, Mindy-99 Huber, Chris-104 Hungerford, Vincent-99, 90 Hunter, Thomas-81, 84, 86, 89,90,79,110 Hurley, Maureen -117 Hursey, Mrs. ZoIa-18,37, 57, 90 Huval, David -110 Huval, Kathy-104 Hymel, Sister Claudctte- 19,79 -I- Iglinskv, Barbara-80, 108, lid Iglinsky, Mrs. Gertrude - 19 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DE- PART ME NT -92 Jackson, Clarance-104 Janca, Beckie-110, 73 Janca, Lorctta-81, 84, 104 Johnson, Mike-48,117 Johnson, Sharon -99 Johnson, Tammy-99 [ones, Eric-117 Jones, Mrs. Frances -20 Judwin, Roderick -99 Juneau, Eva -8 1,104 [uneau, Therese-90, 8] , 110 JUNIOR HOMEROOM OF- FICERS-108 JUNIORS-108-112 -K- Kay, Kathleen -99 Kemp, Mr. Kenncth-21, 54,63 Knight, Venise-76, 104 Knippers, Debbie -102, 104 LaFIeur, Frances-35, 117, 73 Landry, Marty-56, 117 Landry, PhyIIis-105 Landry, Robert-96,99 Lanza, Randy-84,117 Laporte, Pauline -96, 99 Latiolais, Tommy 85, 86, 90,102,105 LATIN CLUB-76 Lavan, Gregory Wayne -62, 105 LeBIanc, Father Charles - 14,15 LeBIanc, Mrs. Dale-20, 93 LeBlance, Joseph-99 LeBIanc, Joseph- 110 LeBIanc, Mr. Lenus-20,92 LeBIanc, Mike-118,122 LeBIanc, Mrs. Shirley-16 LeBouef, Rose -110 LeCompte, Cheryl-105 Ledoux, Carl -102, 105 Leger, Mike -65, 110 Lejeune, Mike-60, 65, 110 Lejeune, PhylIis-118 Lejeune, ' Wendell-57, 62, 65,96,99 Lemoine, Pam-110 Leonards, Margaret-110 Leonards, Michael-118 Leonards, Patricia-105 Leonards, Robert-99 Leverette, Pat -108, 110 LIBRARY -89 LIBRARY CLUB-91 Liggio, Charles-62,99 Link, ArIene-118 Link, Richard-57,110 Link, Suzanne -105 Lipsey, Lisa-77, 84, 88, 90,110 LITERARY RALLY -46-57 Lomantague, Janet- 11 Lowery, Leslie -99 Lowery, Kenneth -90, 105 -M- Malarkey, Kathy-99 Malus, Eugenie-99 Malus, Julie-50, 84,118 Malveaux, Charles -60, 65,118 Malveaux, Daisy-88,105 Manuel, Frances-105 Manuel, MichelIe-99 Marcantel, Christi-105 Marcantel, Jackie-99 Marcantel, Patsy-105 Marquez, Jose ' -105 Marquez, Mark -99 MATH CLUB-86 Mathieu, Sheila-105 McCarthy, Julie-76,105 McClellan, Sister Martha - 13 McCombs, Kathryn-105 Meaux, Paul-Ill Meaux, PauIette-81, 96, 99 Melancon, Fr. Louis-24 Methvin, Mr. Harry -21 Mier, Debbie G. -118,122 Miller, CharIes-102, 105 Miller, Darrell-111 Miller, Emily 35,42,74, 111 Miller, Juanita-111 Miller, Nancy-108, 111 Miller, Pam-105 Miller, Patrick-108, 111 Miller, Peggy-76,105 Milner, Mrs. Debbie -26 Minaldi, Skipper-72, 89, 118,134 Minaldi, Thad-57, 46, 102, 105 105 Moe, Hans Memorial Page 107 Moe, Robert-99 Molbert, Ch arles -99 Molbert, Natalie -111 Molbert, Paul -67, 105 Montalbano, Pam-100 Montet, BoLnie-77,118 Moore, Keith Dale -105 Moore, Scott-Ill Moreno, Cammie-96, 100 Montou, Gweneyette-47, 87,90 Morgan, Jane B. -88,80, 118 Morin, Lise-81, 90, 105 Morin, Patrice-81, 84, 86, 79,89,80,111 Morris, Barry J. -65,60, 57,118 Moss, Mr. Nelson-21 Mott, Geralyn-84,111 Mott, Siiaron-76 81,90, 1-5 Mouton, Pam-35,118, 122 Mouton, Patrick-57,65, 111 Murphy, Sister Carmel- 20, 89 -N- Navarra, Anne -105 NATIONAL HONOR SOC- IETY-80 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE -81 NEWSPAPER-78 Noland, Nanette -81, 100 Norsworthy, Gregory -100 Norsworthy, Mike -111 -O- Ogea, Ricky-105 Olney, David -60, 111 O ' Pry, Jimmy-Ill ORGANIZATIONS -69 Ory, Astrid-87,89, 111 O ' Shaughnessy, Kathleen - 105 Ottenweller, Amy C. -88, 118,122 OPENING SECTION-2-9 Papillion, Glenn -100 Papion, Veronica-88, 111 Paret, Frances-88, 90, 105 Patin, Anne -105 Patin, Mary-108,111,73 Patin, Renee ' -102,105 Peck, Jennifer-Ill Penny, Rusty 90, 105 Percle, Howard -96, 100 Perkins, Darlene-111 Pesson, Kitty-100 Pesson, Rodney J. -Ill Pharr, Katherine-96, 100 Phillips, Paul-78,108,111 PHYSICAL EDUCATION-66 Pierce, Elizabeth-100 Piraro, John-78,111 Piraro, Mary A. -118 Pitre, Angela-105 Pitre, Cecilia-105 Pitre, Jackie-105 Pitre, Mona Lisa- 111 Pitre, Teresa-118 Pitre, Sonya-100 Plauche ' , Renee ' -35, 85, 111,73 Poche, Brenda-105 Poche, Denise-119, 122 Poche, Susan -100 Pohorelsky, Alice-76,119 Pohorelsky, John -100 Porche, Peggy-Ill Pousson, Theresa-96, 100 Pratt, Julie-78,111 Pratt, Martha-35,119,73 Prejean, Andrea-74, 119 Prejean, Elaine-Ill Prejean, Elisa-84, 100 Prejean, Gerald -100 Prejean, Mark-65,100 Prejean, Mary K. -119 Prendergast, Cheryl-74, 119 Price, Anette-111 Price, Nancy-100 Prince, Donald -81 , 84, 89, 90,102,105 Prince, Janet-100 Prince, John -96, 100 Prince, Ronald-81, 90, 106 PRINCIPAL -12 PROM-40-43 -R- RALLY-46,47 Reed, Mrs. Lynette-21 Regan, Bridget-46, 47, 76, 106 Regan, Charles-76, 119 Regan, Fr. Danny-22 Regan, Elaine-89, 119 Regan, James -46, 100 Regan, John -72, 90, 106 155 Reynolds, Raymond -106 Ribbeck, Barry-Ill Ribbeck, Buzzy-58,119 Richard, Catherine -112 Robinson, Larry-77,112 Robinson, Patricia-100 Robinson, Robert-112 Rodenbough, Richard C. - 76,81,108,112 Romain, Ricky-100 Romain, Stevens-84, 119 Romero, Anne-85,106 Roth, Agnes -106 Roth, Mike-100 Romero, Theresa-100 St. Dizier, Cathy-101 ST. LOUIS AWARDS -44, 45 St. Romain, Annette -101 St. Romain, Bryan-68,65, 112 St. Romain, Cadie-85,91, 101 St. Romain, Cecile-85, 88, 108,112 Sanders, Dana-81,106 Saucier, Jeannie-112 Saucier, Patricia-100 Savant, Patrick A. -76, 119 Savoie, Chris-101 Schell, Andrew- 101 Scheufens, Mr. CJ-22,54, 60 Schexnider, James-101 Schindler, Sara-88,106 Schmitt, Jimmy-60,112 Schmitt, Kim -106 Schmitt, Neil -58, 106 Schnauder, Katiiy-lOl SCHOOL BOARD -26 SCHOOL LIFE -30-31 SCHOOL WORKERS -27 Schram, Karl -106 Schreve, Ava Nolle -101 Schreve, Jeanene-119 Schwartzenburg, Franc is - 50,58,112 Schwertner, Rodney-90, 106 SCIENCE CLUB-90 Scimemi, Michael -101 SECRETARYS-16 Segura, Mary Ellen -106 Self, Tammy -106 SENIORS -113 SENIOR PORTRAITS -114, 121 SENIOR ACTIVITIES - 1 22 - 134 SENIOR AWARDS -123 SENIOR HOMEROOM OF- FICERS -122 Sensat, Sister Genevieve - 22,87 Sievert, Adele-119 Sievert, Paul-108,112 Sievert, Ray-106 Sigur, Angela-81,96,101 Sigur, Patricia-101 Simon, Gail-106 Simon, Kevin-lOl Singleton, D van-46, 79, 101 Slocum, Robin -112 Smith, Debbie-H2 Smith, Ruth Ann -106 Snatic, Suzanna-106 SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB-89 Sonnostine, Mary-101 SOPHOMORES-102-107 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM OFFICERS-102 Soulier, Camille-ll6 SPANISH CLUB-88 SPORTS -53, 67 Spragis, Barry -106 STAFF-11-27 Starkovich, Carol -106 Starkovich, Paul D. -58, 122 Stebbins, Germaine-96, 101 Stebbins, John -11 2 Stemmann, Julie-S6,ll6 Stemmann, Ralph-65,1-6 Stevens, Laura A. -116, 122 Stevens, Louis-101 Stevens, Mary-88, 89, 102, 106 Stewart, Mr. joc- Stokeld, David -112 STUDENT ACTIVITIES -29 STUDENT COUNCIL -70-72 Stokeld, Linda-106 Stoma, Steve-58, 102,106 Stubbs, Mr. Peter-23.77 Stutes, CarI-116 Stutes, Julie-74, 116 Stutes, Terr -116 Suddutli, Sarita-79,81,84, 89,90,112 -T- TABLE OF CONTENTS -10 TACKY DAY -50, 51 Tate, Tammy-101 Taussig, Florence-97 Taussig, Liz -106 Taylor, Linda-101 Taylor, Mary-ll6 Terranova, Marian -116 Tete, Barbara -101 Tete, Greg-117,121,76, 91,84 Texada, Nancy-117, 121, 78 Theroit, Dan -117, 121, 65 Theriot, Mr. Judc-14,15, 81 Theriot, Paul -101, 65 Thibodeaux, Dianne-112 Thibodeaux, Brenda G. - 117,121 Thompson, Annette -101 Topp, Elizabeth-101,91 TRACK -63-65 Trahan, Jackie-117, 121, 47,86,46 Trahan, Mark-112,78 Trahan, Timothy-101 Trail, Lionel-106 Tritico, RusselI-112, 77, 64 Tullos, Andy -55, 64 Tullos, Marshall-112,121 Tuminello, Mrs. Cheryl - 23 -U- UNDERCLASSMEN DI- VISION-95 Unkel, Donna-101 Unkel, Steven-106,65,64 -V- Veazey, John -106 Verret, Donna -117, 121, 77,79 Vincent, Karcn-101 Vincent, Kathv-106, 121, 102,46 Vincent, Kathy M. -117, 74,89,85 Vincent, SaIIy-106 Voorhies, Lynette-106 Vaughn Valeric -101 -W- Waldemier, Mrs. Dorothy- 23,86 Watson, Anita Falvey-101 Watson, Deborah-117, 121, 87,91,79 Watson, limmic-112 Watson, Kemieth-101,81 Watson, Mary-1 17, 121,77 Webb, James-58,72,121, 86,65 Weeks, Monica-117, 121, 122,87 Wheeldon, Mrs. Albert- 16,91 Westrope, Mary-1 12 Whelan, Gregory -101 White, Nannette-101 Winey, Mrs. Audrey -23, 33 Winey, [anis-lOl Williams, Pan -112, 108 Witkowski, Mary -106 Wood, Cheryl -101, 85 Wright, Bruce -112 Wright, Scott- 11 7, 121 Wynn, John -11 2 -XYZ - YEARBOOK STAFF -77 Yelverton, Gail-101 Yelverton, Leigh Ann-101 Yelverton, Mary Beth-101 Yelverton, Scott-112,76 Yoder, Patrick -101, 81 Yodcr, Toni-112 Young, Paul -11 2 Young, Yvonne -117, 121 , 79 Zimmermann, |ane-112, 46 156 v. i - } - - ' ' z-? ; ?? 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