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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.
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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).
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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
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