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

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L Took lst at District Rall B Regan-Bookkeeping, M Sonnestine-Gen. Business, T Courville-Typewriting I, S Sch- ram-Steno a h I SDartez-Clerical Prac gf P V 5 tice: 3rd District, 3rd State, E Schmid-Home -ec I: 2nd District, Y Beaco-Home-ec II, E Juneau-Home-ec III, S Schindler-I-Iome- ec IV: 4th District, R Ehmke-English I: lst District, 2nd State, M Singleton-English II, F Taussig-English III: 4th District, S Snatic- Englisli IV, M Stevens-Spelling: 3rd Dis- trict, R Primeaux-French I, D Singleton- French II: 2nd District, S Arceneaux-French III: 2nd District, D Daniel-Spanish I: lst District, 3rd State, K Schnauder-Spanish II: lst District, S johnson-Spanish III: lst Dis- trict, 4th State, M johnson-Algebra I: lst District, 3rd State, S Gauthreaux-Algebra II: 4th District, P Adams-Geometry: lst Dis- trict, D Blake-Adv. Math, M Stevens-Trig: 3rd District, I Regan-Chemistry: lst Dis- Uict, I Ottenweller-Biology: lst Biology, R Venable-Gen Science, B Hicks-Physics, K Vincent-Amer. History: 4th District, N Papillion-Civics: 4th State, K Hollins-Eco- nomics: lst District, lst State, I Allured- Gen History, C Marcantel-Government: 2nd District, K Vincent-Sociology: lst District, 3rd State, I Sudduth-World Geography, 1975 State Rally Participants 5 M, , ,,., ,: gs E ale Q xxx 1975 District Rally Participants .f- ' lst, 2nd, and 3rd Place Winners-District P' State Rally Winners

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If ROHRIDG 20 '5 Proved to Be a Great 1975 Prom We're Off to see the Wizard -not quite. Due to a few loose lips, this year's Prom theme had to be changed from the Wizard of Oz to something else. We wanted a theme which would describe the Seniors. One word comes to mind- Roaring , so what better theme than the Roaring 2O's . Work- ing hard on decorations, jrs. found that doughnuts and 2 o'clock just don't mix. As one entered Prom, there was a Speak Easy complete with slot machines. Decorations included everything from a bi-plane to an antique auto complete with rumble seat. Glittering stars danced in the air. Music was provided by Shadowfax Qfrom Beaumonty. It was very evident that everyone who attended had a blast. Of course! It WAS the best prom ever put on by any class, in the history of Landry, St. Charles, and St. Louis. We owe a great deal of thanks to all the Irs. who worked on Prom and their sponsors. 89