Saint Louis High School - Spectre Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)
- Class of 1976
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Q' Q ' fi, '0 I J I! fitrrw' at iff' '::: u Q.: ip, 49, 'O ll .1 ' N 4 ll Qi Q o ' . Q - 'v u' 0 vofi 'w'w- n 0n,M.4 nu' f f',,n4 5 Q 1 s A is . S f gm ss 52 ir Q M K 5 T' vw im... 1' , W .3 St. Louis High School Lake Charles, La. Volume VI Contents: Faculty .. ... 14 Groups... ...26 Sports ....... . . 56 Activities ....... . . . 82 Underclassmen ...... 1 10 Seniors ...... . . 132 Ads .... . . . 154 13 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 i 'Q I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Charles LeBlanc, Administrator 'mmggi 555 faculty Uh g N Mr. Vernon Keating, Principal May I first extend my con- gratulations to the Specu'e staff for their fine accomplishment. They have certainly managed to capture the spirit of '76 on St. Louis campus. Wherever your path may lead you in the years to come, I hopefyou will always have fond memories of days well spent and be highly rewarded for your wbrthy endeavors. 17 Faculty Mrs. Minaldi, Secretary Mr. Dyer, Custodian Mrs. Corbello, D ebate , Pontoo Mrs. de1aBretonne , Secretary Mrs. Dyer, Custodian Mrs. Milner, Counselor Mrs. Wheeldon, Librarian Mrs. Boerman, Secretary Mrs. Hood , ' ' to L1bra.r1 an, Pon f f ,gi 5 , g . V .... ' gy ii? .5 5-ii gg Xi, 11 eq xo' s .5 3 . 3 5 1 aqgq ws mv fa. 9 X , . , 55 9 f, W4 1 'Q -mv X Q- VH? i QV 3' 'S W I-Z M Q , 0' , nf 1 ' f n 5- -1-' , 37 ,iggg 5, VE 1 'M '.iQ,:kLlLS ,, HA 1 i ,M W W ' A - vi -ff 'EV - ' -' 1, vii ' , 5 .' pwszzz , .1 alum N' fx , , 4 M .+- 1 Qpaziiyf- SFRMWE LW Wg 2 -we iiivdz 5 . -k f 6 4 ,, ig - -1 sggf' af. i- qx Q ,Q , r xv, vs ,,. WMQH. ff Lf. A1 , L f .an IV' 1 -f w g. -mv 11, ,Q fin . 1.11 sq gwQff,- 'SE gm 32: if i K G2 A.. www ., 5: 1 i f QW! ,',, ,eu M., s, by it P2 f 3 fig 1 cv if ,.., i 2 f A ' ff: l K 21 . liffff 'ff i ,. - 1 ' ,WAC , digg If 1 , W .,,, P IAN ,,,,..a.. M r , , ,WW Q , ,. , ,. ,... W Q V WE ' f Mr. Andrews, Ind usuial Arts Mrs. LeBlanc, Homernaking Mr. Couste, Bookkeeping, Typing Mrs. Iglinsky, Clerical practice, Typing, Bookkeeping Fr. Regan, Theology IV Sr. Carmel Murphy, American History Mrs. Belland , Art Mrs. Zahm , French Mrs. Bono, English 1. Mrs. Courmier, P. E. 2. Miss Taylor, Theology, Journa lism 3. Mrs. Waldmeier, Algebra Il, Geometry, Advanced Math 4. Mr. Stubbs, English IV 5. Mrs. Brame, Algebra H , Physics 6. Mrs. Arceneaux, Algebra I 7. Mrs. Myers, Algebra ll, Phys 8. Mrs, Hursey, Biology 9. Mr. Methvin, English 10. Mrs. Landry, Physical Science. is 4 I 1 i l 4 X , l 1 I 2 1 1 1 zz, I I l if pw 9 L Z, Eg -1 r mfg aw .r 'av w .fgawz.f:aras . , ...fame-gil l Z f 4'-.cs :Q1z,.:'.w 5225? 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I I I I 'I I 1 I I I Y A I I I - I ,I I, I I Q I I groups EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: Mark johnson, Treas. , Nanette Noland, Act. V. P. , Pat Yoder, Pres. , Kathy Carter, Secretary, Andre Leblanc, V. P. .Pie ' D ance 1 975 A typical meeting CLUB PRESIDENTS: QFrontj Theresa Romero, Mi- chelle Manuel, Nanette Noland, Flo Taussig, Deb- bie Daniel. QBacl-cj Kathy Carter, Judy Fontenot, Angie Sigur, Cindy Trahan. Student Council 28 SENIOR DELEGATES: fFrontJ Debbie Daniel, Paul Bonin, Sharon johnson, Leonard Breda, fBackj David Desormeaux, Nancy Price. B ack-to-School D ance if ,1 xs- favw' x Q- HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: Row 1: Esther Schmid, David Desormeaux, Debbie Daniel, Row 2: Liz Sigur, Paigejones, james Regan, Katie Pharr, Flo Taussig, Row 3: Valerie Miller, Elisa Prejean, Yolande Beaco, Sheila Gauthreaux, Clare Sigur, Row 4: Theresa Romero, Mary Beth Yelverton, Kitty Pesson, Iackie Marcantel, Genia Fontenot, Row 5: Steve Janca, john DiGiglia, Henry Chol, Scott Liggio, Wendell Christian. 29 JUNIOR DELEGATES: Row 1: Risa Minaldi. Row 2: Martha Schnauder, John DiGiglia, Brenda Mancuso. Row 3: Scott Liggio, Valerie Miller, Henry Chol. SOPHOMORE DELEGATES: Row 13 Carol Martin, Sharon Mc- Cauley, Lucy Pharr. Row 25 Lizette Chol, Carter Watson, Jeannie Ottenweller. BICENTENNIAL DAY IADIES: fLeft-Right, Donna Unkel, Elisa Prejean, Nanette Noland, Alison Williams. WOW!! ! ! 30 Theresa Regan, 5 1 fa 1 'xml wmv an 'wg ' aeaa '3 Y ,W F X a. is I J , , 2 '- '- .--, 5- a ' , ,.g,5,l U31., I V A li 1 W f as W if if '- i j L 5 1 ' - s an ii a L ' a'ii i T22 l'l' W ', 'fy L ' 8 A . L' W ' aa-,, J 3 VV JA. .b a A. X R ll 9 ali-g,-mLf,QQf .l,'j s-e, . V K L W aa.. M 5 - ' U- A ' X , t ,. , 1 sa., nf. , l A Q Q. 5 ' w:.,., .t '---, ' A , . , Student Co uncil donat es more than trees FRESHIVLEN DELEGATES: Greg Stevens, Tracy Wilder, Pam Calhoun, Keith Jones, Julie Yelverton, David Foret, Andrea White, Lori Gardiner. e Homecoming, 1975 Mr. Yandle, sponsor Student Council strove to bring more student involvement into St. Louis. In some ways they were very successful but, as with everything, they had to depend on the willingness of students to get involved and that is always a big struggle. Things seem hopeful, it seemed that more were involved this year and it seemed most of those who took the time were able to get much accomplished. The Spectre would like to congratulate all those who put in long hours at meetings and sub-meetings, those who worried when no one else would, and those whose work may never be recognized. 31 Cheerleaders The Saint Cheerleaders led the school in high spirits in 75-76. The cheerleaders started the year off by winning first place at Northwestern State University Cheerleading Camp. The squad, headed by Theresa Romero, lead the school in pep rallies, hosted poster parties, and led the spectators at all the sports events cheering the Mighty Saints to vic- tory. 1 T' i .lffnftzwg 1 0 -vu. -in 5- 13: mm' T T 1 , M4 F rw ,iff as ,. I h 'f yfvglll ,ri Q- s F, i i nl jbxgi ,:5gTI',--.iQ ig Iliff Q i ' 3 ES if 1 , . 2.4 V V A -x y ,Q W . U f ai A Sli, xiii! 1 I g Mi M W ' ffl it M is if M .M fi ew- , F ' 'ik s ' f g- ' in Q , . , K Va M 'i 5' ' S T ,I .JA x ,S , Blues FLAGS: Susan Blake-American Katie Pha.rr-Louisiana Kit Bonin-St, Louis Elisa Prej ean-Landry Debbie Daniels-St. Charles Lizette Chol-l.andry Color Jeanie Ot:tenwel1er-St. Charles Color Kitty Pesson-Bicentennial DRUMMERS: Head-Vickie Burge Yvonne Carlin, De.Anna Clifune Becky Garber, Maria Hassink Michelle Manuel, Carol Martin jakie Marcantel, Kristi Stoma Mary Navarra, Sharon Schram Pat Robinson, Nanette White Margaret Unkel, Theresa Regan Mary Saddock OFFICERS: Kathy Carter-Captain Jennifer Calhoun-Co-Captain Florence Taussig- Secretary Risa Minaldi-Tre asurer Susan Blake-Corporal armwhhmml Wfwi N f 7 A -' - WEE'-' ' . , - 9, .-X'. Q. A Al? '-sf . 1 2 ' we - K i 5. . , V4 Q, QV I I y I M , K- H .:,, Vg W MJt .zv,l 1 y If , -1 Q I I '51 V 2:15 ff i s-1, Q ,, rg., 41 iw Y, , . 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' Genia Fontenot 5. . Judy' Fontenvf 5 Charlene Foret if ' I H Z' , wielgfig A A 931-if-ii : Q f 'A , hir, ' X 1 if ,a,a f MiSSY Giles ' 'mg i ..,, Mary' Ann Gossen hlz, .a.., -. 'lllll lll' 1 Mafia Hassink Sharon Johnson . , , P 31812 Jones , Renza Junk 1 -:ku sf-,f fi R J S f Fi? sl 5 . x 1 s 5 ' f as Lisa Khonke 332 ---k My W 3? S ,... Z J? 36 Les li e Kemmerly il L -1 . Q --, - 1 WT i 5? K 'fbi 14 X s f s' M A We mi is H , ' 1 if I -:,, ' ,gg in -,- , my 1, T515 it ' 2 ,fqsi i 'fig ' C A fi ' .fs,.,,, .. ,fn N ' Wifi 'W i 3 K? Y 5, - e N fl s 5 ' . 'vh- '?. yi? , Q -v 5 I 52133 s , H5521 'if Tr ff? ,A r ,. f.. ' 1 Mackey C ls ,, is Q95 L DeAnna Cifune Susan Cornbre Genia Comeaux Tina Courville Debbie Daniels Theresa Derby vs 5 34 J see ., . 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K J'l p -- L ,fn Theresa Rlchard M5 mL' V H ' H ' A 1 Q i' I Ki Iggy . 7 Q K ii 5'1 H KT -, Pat Robinson ' ' ' ?L gif -A 'V' K' L ChI1S S2.VO1 515 ':'e ' ' , 3 .4 , ati: F53'fK 1 - SI ii- W' I , ' 22 ': K. ' . MII! 7 Jizif .f -J . K - Esther Schrmd Sharon Schram f Pm .. f- ff it V A KK Kr? S M ' wi 4 ' L'A' f ' L' ' K ' ,, KW' Snfftrfs--iff: ff 1 i ,, -- K f eaee M aaa, ' , ' , -KKW'- k 8 . P ' 3 J-A ,V -' of V 'yeyf . I N ,h AVW7 5 'S -, Clndy Schuetter ji , X Q ' ,L Q Vg., ' -. K sg-ik S3 Mary Shaddock -5 . K' 1... K ---' ' ,, - X - ., ft DOY1112. Stemmann ..,' ' 5 33' 51 'f 5 ' ,.:,. K . T ,, ZR 1351:-f1z'll if 5'Kf , St fm.,1gvqb I X .N 5. 4' . Keg:-.fu - 'f fff - -fwfv K3-ren oma :: . 5 - 'ef' V' 'fe.i'-s11ff'Kiff- llir ' af' - - im? M eaJ, .w A Kr1st1 Stoma , ,MT YAC: 5 ,- f' t A 2-f' 'k ,.., ' - ' 'vv K 'K 'Lv KK K- . Denlse St. ROIIIHIII ff' Vw: ky t 'F l ' K , W: - Pk - ' aae ' M Janet St. Romain L , 1'a M . K' 5' ': T - K K ' s -'TF ' . ,.:., . K ' Ke ' Z' 1 S' ., Margaret Unckle , eee KK K - A Tammy TTER ' AKK' ' ' A' 42 C augg' -gK'KK i j . N K5 L'-K i f . 'lf - .. A if 'LLK : Flofn 1? 1 lg TE an 'K K K eKKa ? ' Kat V aY or 1 , M U K S K Marlene Thibodeaux 'M 1 a 1 - , 2 f N Cvnfhia Thibodeaux M 'K ' ,,. , . 'K .4 M X Mary Trail ' K eeaa 'K f' .. N aneffe Whlte ,KT 754.111 H M, -4 V , ' V7 a Lelgh Ann Yelverton ' ,.,. My . , 3 1 1 '--,- Mary Beth Yelverton , of M 1, KKKKK Q 1 K fa -M' - ' - ' 4 K l 1 Paula Zaunbrecher swwzgw x ,sn go w? 5- 3, , M 37 OEicers: 5 Elizabeth Topp, President C Theresa Lowery, Vice-President David Hebert, Secretary-Treasurer Library Club The Library Club highlighted it's year with both honors and service. While going about its regular activities, the club captured a state office at the Louisiana Teenage Librarian's Association Convention, and took time to collect books for the children's ward at St. Patrick's Hospital. Theresa Lowery found her library time split between the club activities and working, in her new position as state historian for LTLA. Everyone joined together to complete such tasks as collect- ing paper to be recycled and making bulletin boards to inform the school of books available. 38 Nita 4-5-' ,ov 1 X Theresa Lowery Donna Carpenter Brenda Garrick Susan Delaney Carla Voss Elizabeth Topp John Donahoe Mrs. Hood, Sponsor 5 Corrie Pratt l David Hebert , l l ANG '50 53: f Tv f, iff Members: Mary Sonnonstine Will Sellers Kevin Guillory Angie Doyle Sharon Lloyd Patricia Simien Harold Guidry jennifer Thierry Mark Menou Lynn LaFleur Juanita Meyer Mona Singleton julie Dalghleish Elizabeth Topp Consuela Colston Leona Malone Edith Stevens Betty Andrepont Mrs. Bono Qsponsorj A2 55 gf? L Drama Club The Drama Club, consisting of many talented stu- dents in the field of acting, presented plays to the stu- dents of St. Louis. The Drama Club donated their 1jme and talent to the Variety Show at the Harvest Festival. This year the Drama Club also presented a Christmas play for the student body, and performed the same play at McNeese. The Choral Reading competition was an- other of the many activities accomplished by the Drama Club in the 1975-76 school year. 39 ewspaper The newspaper provided the students with up-to-date news, and gossip around school. Operating under Miss Dunn, Cindy Trahan, editor, and Mary K. Robinson assisstant editor, the staff produced a fantastic paper throughout the year. Using a few new innovations, like real news print and pictures occasionally, the paper pioneered into a new era of journalism at St. Louis. sv.. .,, aww-In-rm-sh ,' K , f f 5 jgyzi . if ntn, ,N . . r V ' i wk in W ,X K., ,, 1 -, 'EJ Kirin? n rlrn, H i gg gg GMX Y- liss i A f ' ' jig, V, V, ,gf vi N 0 ,. srrr W r rasl six' f X ' 5, 1 A if f- ,fffff n X r 2 rnrr at F' I-Jffeg ly ,W e A .,,a4,,f mg ' l . 2 .. W 'Zi '1 W A QW QQ .' ' f 2 ff r .fruit in -: X- :rf-ms fp: if, l-iff, fi E 4Q1lQjgr' , - ' 43-,iw im, , 3 ,, , . ..,z . ,. I '. 1, Witflif V. '-1 - rt, '+. '3?f!ff-i ii : I Um'+- W, Mrs. Arcene aux Medical Careers Debbie Daniels, Presidentg Leonard Breda, Vice Presidentg Risa Minaldi, Treasurer- Secretaryg The ambition of the Medical Careers Club was to explore opportunities and re- quirements in the field of health careers. To help further this ambition, they brought in speakers to every monthly meeting. In April they toured a hospital. Officers: Theresa Romero- President Cammie Moreno- Vice-President Debbie Daniel- Secretary Elisa Prejean- Treasurer Sponsor: Mrs. Zahm Junior Members 42 Senior Members Sophomore Members :GPU This year's French Club reached a membership of 90 students. The members seemed to be enthusiastic and made all the planned events a great success. This year's club took a trip to St. Martinville and New Iberia to learn more about French culture. They de- corated for the Homecoming Dance and raised money at their annual French Dance. Due to this large suc- cess they were able to buy supplies for their French classes, and held a French Club banquet at the end of the year. Once again the French Club proved to be one of the most active and popular clubs in the school. Q 4 mmm: ' - ff Cfficersz Pam Granger , President Sharon Johnson, Vice-President Tammy Tate, Secretary-Treasurer Susan Marcantel Ian Schmitt Kate Brewer Debbie Daniel Gina Cam alo Christi Roberts Cindy Lernoine Sharon johnson Kathy Schnauder Nievis Oca Francis Reece Jenny Broussard Melinda Thibiodeaux Gervy Papion Ramona Malone Missy Giles Margaret Unkel Hilbert Guillory Edward Taussig Betty Andrepont Cynthia Blanchard Mary Trail Pam Granger Ellen Enright Linda Taylor Tim Hardy Mrs. Jones Spanish Club Under the leadership of Mrs. Frances jones and a fantastic slate of officers, the Spanish Club enjoyed another successful year. This year the Spanish Club partici- pated in the Homecoming Parade and had a Posada to celebrate the Christmas season. They also are planning a secret special trip f?j and an end of the year Fiesta. The Lmique features of this year's club are the unity enjoyed by the mem- bers and the organization that the officers provided. This year, the St. Louis Science Club was under the direction of two sponsors. After the departure of Mrs. Hursey, Mrs. Lendry took the position of Club Sponsor. Although the club did not go on a field trip, this year was very successful. Every- one got involved with the Science Fair and other activities. For the first time the club elected a Beau and Belle--Andre Hawkins Sjanis Winey. 1 Science Club V, T MEMBERS: QRow 11: Katie Pharr, Yolande Q 47 4 B' . ,i'i Beaco, Kathy Carter, Susan Combre, 1 A 1 ,...,.. ,,,. pyiyyz Edith Stevens, Betty Andrepont, Sue Col- , ' F , ,. K ii'ii i ston, QRow 21: Mona Singleton, Virginia lpa I.. .pzf uy sg. ,..,.. F y E 7 p ,wi L ' 53551 Hollins, Juanita Meyer, Mary Robinson. . , 5' M Hu r, t- fu, . pipy QRow 31: Elisa Prejean, Michelle Manuel, ' S' , M A' ,Q A W' 5 'i Pat Yoder, Maria Barker, Joe Guillory, M , B W 1 2 Tammy Tate, Linda Garrick, Hilbert 1 5, ,Q ,,:, V, Q 'i ,Vg Guillory, Caroll Moore, Danny Iianza. - 'p .V ,,, I i f ' i f, L 1 rp J QPTOW 41: Mrs. Hursey, Flo Taussig, -Randy ,wif ,A .. , . ,ft-' ,,-' + 2 Dial, Andre Hawkins, Edward Taussig, ' i' Pj, X.. if ,ni S q at ' Mark johnson, Lisa Venable, jerry Forrest, s .. 1 .,.' B B in y -' , Philip Adams- ,E 2 . 1, ,.,. ' sei., -' -ge, ga. --'4' ' f ..:. if sfffw f' 'l 1 ig ' I . ww f 1: , Q .-,, H ' f 'i -F '-. , A r - I i i' lgeaia 'f i r gi f::..g ,1 i - f,i P tytes S ., i l-'T B N , ,-5.-V-w'f:,1 . , , NLM, , ,, ,,,o.,m,, .N r. x ,rv?a,.,f -,,,. Y::f..m,fw'tf1vT5'??f,??arf..wi':fsf, .aa .,,. i , 1 . 1 1, i A 3..s!gfaR5 gg, -f: 1 . .5 '- eg., V. . aa uf21.Ffs2r:rS:f T 1 ---' --2 f - ','- , i' - 1 at . 1, .,,., , fifgigfgjigiqigifiz gps-.1 in ., ,. - i If Q f . w . -L C iiii iii 1 tyit .we 1 ' V. , , , .--, ' l - 21. . ,V --ff - -- L -w..:1, ti X-,ft .. , K B wi ,sings 5 , 1 -lyk., f . ,ff .ii' . ,S ' . X .. uf' I i'.'i fig,-f, -, X 1 1 2 7 , , . B ' ' , , ,Q . OFFICERS: Michelle Manuel, Pres., Susan Blake, V. Pres. gig ik7'4fiiP 9 Joey Lato lais- -Over-all Winner Elisa Prejean, Treas.3 Flo Taussig, Sec. 45 46 The 1975-76 Spectre Staff consisted of 13 hard- working people, In September, 8 of those people didn't know a 3-R from a cropper. Therefore, it was the duty of the 5 experienced staffers to teach them everything they knew about putting out a yearbook. This was accomplished by starting from scratch. In almost no time at all, there were 4 girls running the streets to sell ads, and the remainder of the staff putting out at school. Devotions, peanut butter cookies, skipping records, staying at school until 11:30, a laughing editor, Dear Miss Taylor, and a gre at staff MADE our yearbook. Spectre '76' , , ,pf A at 4 Spectre Staff Editor-Susan Blake Assis. Editor-Elisa Prejean Business Mngr-Michelle Manuel Head Photographer-Pat Hicks Photographers-james Regan Jerry Forest Staffers: Bridgette Shreve Theresa Hebert Paula Davenport Kathy Chambers Genia Fontenot Rose Ribbeck Head of Advertising-Renee Prejean' Advisor-Paula Taylor .-3 4-W I I .V,-I,4,.V. VA ' M , J ' K fp 3 . E my-, V if :fp if . gt,,fV. A Vs' V5 , V W . , - Tit ' -1 f , 1 E -, Aa 5? 'Win I .- 3 . I , f 134 qggzggzgggng V - 35 A Q- 5 'wiv a ll :Hi 'S E ' i s i 1 L' X 2 ' '- , ' V5 1 f V l V 'H-1 - I .V In A, 'W' 1 1 - ,,,, , ff , VV , , Vi A -V V I f ,, ix I 21-g,g 3 -1 -f 1976 OPEN HOUSE TV V V V MCNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY 4 T, , T-, ...QE -fly: fe r 5'1A1iMEiw.fe- . vw ft -is .9212 ,Ei wi 5. ZgLf51I55'fyff5fT My 'sims F554 am M s 4.14 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ST. LOUIS HIGH SCHOOL Math Club ff' Mu Alpha Theta enjoyed another very successful year. The club was more unified Lmder the leadership of Mrs. Dorothy Waldmeier. The of- ficers really got the club moving. A guest speaker from McNeese visited school to give a talk on engineering The club in turn participated in Engineering Day at McNeese. Roy Price was invited to give a talk on the stock market. Then due to the club's interest, Mu Alpha Theta visited the stock exchange. All in all, it was a very pleasant and successful year for the clbu Officers Flo Taussig, Treasurer Sheila Gauthreaux, Secretary Risa Minaldi, Vice-President Susan Blake, Prendent 47 Mrs. Corbello , Sponsor Members: Monica johnson, V-Pres. -Sec. Bruce Richard Roger Landry Pat Webb Nanette Noland, Pres. -Treas. Mark Johnson Ronald Emke Consuela Colston Nanette Noland, Double Ruby Winner FL This year, the National Forensic League was en- dowed with many outstanding members. Nanette Noland, the Pres. -Treas. of the club, was the first person at St. Louis to receive her double ruby twice. The club was very active in speech tournaments all over the state. Here at St. Louis, they hosted a high school speech tournament in November and an ele- mentary speech tournament in May. Angie Gigur and Nanette Noland qualified for the National Catholic Forensic League Tournament held in Detroit. They will represent the Lafayette Diocese. The Speech Club stayed busy this school year, dropping out of sight on Fridays and weekends to participate in tournaments in many parts of Louisiana and other states. With members in various speaking events and debate, the club brought in a fair share of awards, but did not garnish as many honors as was hoped. Lack of people was a real problem for this year's group, but they still ,managed to maintain a respectable standing among area schools. The club looks forward to more honors and more, often un- recognized, hard work. Speech Members: Monica Johnson Mark johnson Roger Landry Ronald Emke Nanette Noland Consuela Colston Not Shown: Angie Sigur- Pres. -Treas. Pat Yoder- V-Pres. -Sec. 1975-76 Calendar 10110175 McNeese Debate Tournament 1116176 Ruston Debate Tournament PF 1130176 New Iberia Debate Tournament 12112175 Sam Houston Debate Tournament Pk 2120176 Barbe Debate Tournament bk 1215175 Acadiane Debate Tournament 11121175 Southwestern Univ. Debate Tourn. 3126176 Marion Debate Tournament 418, 9,10176 Tournament of Champions 4123576 District 413176 Speech and Literary Rally PF Sweepstake 49 The National Honor Society is an organization which honors outstanding students. Membership into the NHS is the most coveted award that can be given to a high school student. The traits the Society looks for in its members are leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The National Honor Society taps or pins the new mem- bers in February. The Twerp Dance, held on Valentine's Day this year, is sponsored annually by the NHS along with the Student Council. ational Honor Society C. I. Ardoin Yolande Beaco Leonard Breda Susan Blake Kathryn Carter Debra Daniel Suzanne Dartez Judy Fontenot Sheila Gauthreaux Andre Hawkins Sharon johnson Michelle Manuel Pam Montalbano Kathy Schnauder Dwan Singleton Florence Taussig 50 rw? e-nhl -rf' , , ,.,., 5 .iy., ttccl, , if . , 'K ' We V 2 V t 'f I-' : 9 I A M .V ,ff ,L . 41, 9,1 Q J ' ' 12216 ' 15 rv V X , ,xi S V: V - V4 , ,. , Q' , , sl 3, , .,.,sr 't 1 - . X l y ,,.. , T ' 1 n f- 'W 5 'TT -fi? EQ, ' V 1.11. -' 15 bgwv 'x' - f-'- - - --s. E .,..,, , w ' , aw I g 1 -,',, - . 35 1' 'S i d --Y , yris T i t,,' H t f- . S can ,, + '39 it . Q -- ' ' 4' i fifgst. , mf its X v.L:f,n,Q .. X 5 Officers: QL-.RjDwan Singleton, Reporterg Susan Blake, V.P.5 Flo Taussig, Presg Debbie Daniel, Sec.-Treas. Newly inducted members Caroll Moore Martha Schnauder Theresa Romero jackie Marcantel Katie Pharr janet Allurecl Valerie Miller Ann Debetaz James Suddith Juanita Meyer Julie Dagleish Elisa Prejean Mona Singleton James Regan Esther Schmid Maria Barker Sharon Schram Lynn Sullivan Virginia Hollins Pat Yoder Risa Minaldi Cammie Moreno Nanette Noland Karen Vincent Philip Adams Mrs. Iglinsky Officers: Judy Fontenot President Dwan Singleton Vice President Mona Singleton Secretary Mary K. Robinson Treasurer Sponsor: Father Regan Members: Theresa Romero Cindy Trahan judy Fontenot Dwan Singleton Karla Voss Vicki Conner Lesley Broussard Aimee Iudice Theresa Derby Nancy Gennuso Theresa Lowery Kitty Liprie Juanita Meyer Theresa Lowery Sherry Tyler Father Regan, sponsor CLC CLC enjoyed another very successful year under the leadership of their new sponsor, Father Regan. A community was formed as weekly meetings were held for sharing and a little looking into how one goes about being Christian. CLC offered an opportunity to grow in an interior way closer to one's self, to others, and to God. The members shared a very succsseful outing at Pecan Grove in February, and are looking forward to more projects and activities next year. 52 Ke Club The Key club enjoyed a year of active par- ticipation from all members. Lake Charles was the location of the annual tri-state convention for Key Clubbers. The St. Louis Key Club played a vital role in the convention by hand- ling the credential department. Key Clubbers at St. Louis attained more honors than any other Key Club at the convention. Pat Yoder received third place in the oratory contest. James Regan also won third place in the impromptu essay contest. Pat Hicks was a finalist in the talent contest. The St. Louis Key Club helped in civic service functions. Key Clubbers collected money for both the Heart Fund, and the Mother' March against Birth Defects. 53 After School Activities Students from St. Louis had a wide Variety of after school activities. Some people liked to sunbathe, do flips at the Racquet Club, and go boat-riding in the lake. Others liked playing putt-putt, music, or just relaxing in a canoe. Still others enjoyed, rather didn't enjoy, getting stopped by an officer . . . I wonder what for? At nite when there was nothing to do, you could always find someone at Huber or Prien Park, the Keg or The Hungry Knight . . . and there was always the Burger Chef on Ryan! W 1 L JH: si glylxs ls gg' X f xl all l 6 . J ,tx ill alll l I .L , k i 'f e M.' ,.' 1 Sk In . g , sl , ' fn. ' . . 6 me ,'l' if-2 1 z f, RP: WT-fifgyfmlhs l N 1 1 4 1 Sl 4 , K v Y K i I f L I A , 4 Q 1 I 1 f 1 Q 1 x S 4 Q 1 . I sports Volleyball Team The Saint Louis Volleyball team completed another successful year during 1975-1976. With their serves, sets, and spikes, along with their enthusistic school spirit, the team was lead to many vic- tories. Included in these victories was the third place honor they re- ceived at the Regional Volleyball Tournament. z, ' - , K .V 4, t ' X I J J 'Q fi 1 , Y, q 1 L Qs. ' J . K Mk ,- 2 1: -v S ? it W ff 25 We ,QW i +55 nf N3 S 4, . . , ,gs ' . 44 if , , , ,J 'L we gi , , 5 4 , I M ' T 5 .. ,i , ,g ,,,. A ' , .W ,, , 44:54 ,Si c A ff' f wi ... X 4' f E gud... i W -S 33 ii' F Susan Berry Vickie Burge Kathy Ellender Paige jones . . Q, , 2 ,Q 1 x 1 X h W if vi ,gli . 6 5 ET? A f fi ' Chris Savoie Mary Shaddock Esther Schmid Sharon Schmitt Ginger Talbot Karen Vincent Janis Winey Andrea White 59 E5 - -My Lew X ,, ,A,,, , . ulih so l .M -, , , l an s Meigs-f f 1558 41 l - my 'Q ya' W- , .,2 :3?Q i.5E.,V I Q a f -sf f aff f' . 2 fo r iasl sf , w f ,--A fi-2' A, - if i I , t ? I an 6 M A 1, 5 Q w 3, 'e,,f S v u ' ' i T f ',L,:L- 4 ' . h ciss it fi rx .J ,- -,Q , 55' ' 5' - ' iiiiff 'T ff, Coach Greg Yandle Tennis The St. Louis Tennis Team bounced back and forth between wins and losses that left them with a somewhat un eventful season. The big excitement for the team seemed to come in Margaret Unkel, who managed to mover her- self intio playing for a state title. All-in-all the team had a good year full of fun, laughs, and good exercise. 60 Mm, QIEEQEHWPCZE .Sai mem 1 1 I 1? Warm -N., H ww ,M-, Ma. 46 --Q Q7 X Y dkqllzf mi, Y I .. 1 ' 'M ,V ,, 5 ', , . V f , Q' sf.,,' 5 Q 4 , 1 .4 -. QP 1 4 Q. :, .' , g 1 'f , ,V 'VEQQJN FQ. , V I 5 I ,K -i 4,,,, KW I k: if H E , J 21,n?,?.',gv3,2.5 -f . 11 ig ',.7f '.g,ii4fIiIl'1F1 fL 7 -i:5ZW'E3f23i4zgf'1.g-2 , , A ' -Q ', .' H iwmc, 1-I f pawn . , zyff f 'i , K ,M fu .,,, z -I K V ' ' N K ' . - , ' Z x K S X V 'Q A' ., , , '-15, f -b--- .- ,ffm V i -h w ' , ' -ii . 1 '4 , ..'z,, k - 4' ', x J J. ' .A fkff 1 -Wxfff k m? ' ,- A 'ff y iff E?Jf lf' ' 'ge , A ., Wk vi? QQWA 9 M : ' ' - 5 ' - V A ' ., , ' ' 'L f J A 4, H 1 ff I F ' lg 1 -5' 1 N9 ' if 4? i Q 1 R 3538 is 'XJ . - , My x-1 , Q1 11,4 HX.. Q1,U:L'H.' f ff' , 1 . 1. ,JV MW HMT!-i'.' f!f51flf,... ' fXf'.4Q1Z'?l 1 f:J 5f7?f'9'f'5l'f1.,L' J . Q 1 1 fn: ,. I mfr' we f t5'iV5i2f 'A'?:f w1, 'E M i IQ, i p ga, ,, .. W, Qi T, 3 4. WA ' flff' -A - ,iii2x25i'Z': A ' L Q' Mx. i W3 P Tennis Team Donna Unkel Margaret Unkel Lilly Buttross C. I. Ardoin john Horton james Guilbeaux Chris Berry james Yelverton Lucy Phan' Mary Shaddock Paul Soulier l lltl .Q . 1 1 at A ' ' pg rig 3' at m ics: 'f' - u, 523 n .v- I ' X l t W 1 x J A rf 1' t V '-.XX ft it Mrs. Crawford Girls Softball There were sixteen girls on the softball te am this year. The whole team was very energetic all during the season. They never gave up. Their best game was against Westlake when the victory score showed St. Louis 39-Westlake 16. A11 the schools that St. Louis played, against were Quad A. We hope the team next year has as much spirit as it did this year. Schedule 1975-76 S t. Lo ui S LaGrange 14 1 LCI-IS 11 1 S am Houston 1 3 5 Washington 7 B arbe 1 O 4 Sulphur 15 O Barbe 1 2 2 Westlake 16 39 Washington 1 O 9 62 .X ,im . F al l W R will 'i - arf X ,fl , lflf 5 ' tls, X H, M ,,w,Av I ji -vu, ,, - ffim l G' hy? 1' ffl , 1 'Q W , ' 1-421' H f'Y'f2li,Q L ' r Coach Couste Golf The St. Louis Golf Team of 1975-76 had a fantastic sea- son. The swinging Saints won many tournaments and repre- sented the consistency and the versatality of St. Louis. The Saints were represented in the regionals by Andre Hawkins in 1975-76 season. Andre Hawkins- Sr. Regionals Bobby Christman John Donahoe Ricky Hanks Mike Prince james Sudduth 63 Gzrls Track This was the first year there was a g1rl's track team. We had a very successful year con sidering the lack of experience We look forward to a very successful future in g1rl's track Con gratulations girls, we finally d1d 1t' Pictured are: Q15 Mrs. Guillory Q21 Relay Team QSQ I-Iurdlers Q41 Field Events Q55 Distance Runners Q6j Jumpers f7j Sprinters QSJ Gir1's Track Team 64 iL.......-, 1 J A Day in the Life of the . . 'il Football, 1975 Couste's Messageg 1975 Football The 1975 football team finished the season with a 7-4 overall record. We were 5-1 in district competition. That was enough to put us in a tie for 1st place position. With the luck of a coin fli we earned a s ot at the State P P Title. We were eliminated in the quarter-finals by Kinder, 32 to 34, in an emotion-packed game. The team showed much character and determination from everyone on the squad, especially the Seniors. After the first four games, we found ourselves with a 1 and 3 record. However, the team rose to the occasion and won the last six games, propelling us into the playoffs. I would like to thank all the athletes on this years squad for their effort and dedi- cation to the program. , iff ,, 1-,- 5 1 ff- , w A ei J, ff: A . lffififkf - ?f,L 5513 it ,f,.:f.,, , :ws Us Q XG fi Q, A' M .,4 A 1 X i , '. 3 . ..J, - WWW t --'.' ' -WSW. -'iff IIA ' 'T'-K C. J. Ardoin Robert Coco David Desormeaux Paul He ard , 5 1 7, ,L., fm,h N l f Mark Prej ean QL 4 I v Wlv gg Y q w rl .4. tj Robert DeSantis Dan Elliott Wendell Lejeune 6 usb Q I 1 9 V x Kevin Simon if 'WL Ai 32 1 1 M '? 1 Chuck Li ggio in ,kb., . is - ' if . gr. W Bill Bonvillain 4, X If X U W Z' f 1 iw 2 i . Q. Barry Barger Jerry Bonvillain ffm - , ,QNX ' - ! , 3, Wendell Christian Henry Chol Mickey Conner Randy Dial John DiGig1ia Hg 7 W1 Z2 QM 2 -is '.-, i . g s n eees Steve Janca Donald Malone Russel Privneaux Phil Reynolds Q TQ '4 ',,', .HW ss Q,- X. KJ!! Y v Q x 1 A . 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It just so happened that the two teams that tied for first place ended up as state champion and runner up. To this successful season, the credit goes to the leadership and hard work of all the players. But especially to Wendell, Leonard, Jimmy, Andre, Bob- by, Kevin and Chuck, the Seniors of 75-76. These are the ones who deserve a slap on the back because it never could have happened without them. To the team as a whole, Coach Shaver and I want to say Thanks and at the same time offer to the seniors of 76-77, the challenge to exceed the accomplishments of the Basketball Team of 1975-1976. Coach Shaver, Assistant Coach l Basketball, '75-'76 Leonard Breda Ricky Hanks Chris Ieyoub Wendell Lej eune Michael Daniel Andre Hawkins Bobby Landry Scott Li ggio Paul Moreno Kevin Simon Chuck Liggio Donald Malone Alvin Miles James Guilbeau Mg n 1 n,3 -,.,,i my waz Y gww-fi Basketball Schedule 1975 76 DATE NOV Dec an Feb OPPONENT FATIMA BARBE FA TIMA WELSH WASHINGTON IOWA LACASSINE WELSH JENNINGS BA REE MORGAN CITY BOSTON LACASSINE DE QUINCY VINTON MARION WELSH SAM HOUSTON SOUTH CAMERON BOSTON DEQUINCY VINTON MARION KINDER SAM HOUSTON SOUTH CAMERON SCORE 4 OPP : SL- . 18 91 - 64 21 42 - 70 28 51 .. 63 . 2 72 - 63 5 80 - 86 8 74 - 65 1 1 81 - 79 1 2 73 - 71 13 60 - 69 16 73 - 77 1 8 58 - 69 22 82 .. 114 23 73 - 89 26 WEST LAKE 67 - 77 I . 2 86 - 75 6 101 .. 46 9 78 - 98 13 80 - 72 16 100 - 61 20 1 14 - 52 23 76 - 97 27 99 - 65 30 100 - 44 . 3 82 - 96 6 68 - 70 10 92 - 57 13 1 2 - 51 HOME as-Q . af he 4, QW Y w ehre i ,, ..k. gg: .al ' wx Q f. , .,,, rw Ei 5, Q. Z' .i ,ii i lf? QQ Q f ,ef David Foret Tim Hardy Vx! aa a Danny Lanza Gervy Papillion Nathaniel Papillion Philip Reynolds Steve Schindler Edward Taussig QS' . if , A - ' A A' .a - 'ziifiiflzff 1 t fi , A. I 1 gi, lr Pia: ,, ff ' ' Robert C oco john Horton Manager syn M 1 Coach Kemp Boys' Track SR Track Members David Desormeaux Robert Coco Dan Elliot Paul Bodin Wendell Le jeune Chuck Liggio Keith Desormeaux Greg Whalen James Gilbeaux S printers David Desormeaux Scott Liggio Pat Weidman Donald Malone David Foret Frank Woods james Gilbeaux Hunter Carmouche Jerry Forest Greg Whalen H urdlers D avid Desormeaux john Horton Paul Papion james Gibeaux Mike Solari 78 Mark Prej ean Andre Hawkins Mark Prej ean Ruse ll Prime aux Danny Peet Rusell Primeaux Craig Ogea Q Q 3: U Q ES N7 A 5 fl Q ' W 1 Ag ., J fl' ' -f 5 A Javelin Andre Hawkins Wendell Lejeune Phil Reynolds David Foret Cross Country Mike Sonnier Nathan Dondis Bryan Reddin Gervey Papion Keith Desormeaux Greg Whelan Russell Prime aux Distance Mike Sonnier john Horton Ted I-Iarless Natha Dondis Keith Desormeaux Randy Dial Gervey Papion Bryan Reddin Greg Whelan Mile Relay Mark Preje an Greg Whalen Russell Prime aux D avid Desormeaux District and State Champs Mike Sonnier Nathan Dondis Bryan Recldin Keith Desormeaux Greg Whelan Gervey Papion Russel Primeaux 440 - 880 Relay Mark Prejean Greg Whelan Donald Malone james Guilbeaux Quarter M ilers Chuck Liggio Hunter Carmouche SCO'Ct Liggio Frank Woods Pat Weidman A ' W i - W ' -f.fQ K-f I I . . ,J T--. Q -.kL . V 7 i ' If bi ffl? f--- ' an 4 .4-fs Ag -- v' ff, ffl ., Q af ggefjfy A ' ,. '+ A ,, ., 1 ,, , ..., 4 W- , 4 y qs, Q f if e 1 ' 'zz ,M 111 ,, .11 .. 1 . 'T' M ,ies ,,r' A is ,rfb ff 3 gil fi LV,, -, ,, A? Q A 1 I :Lf ' , ' 3 ,v if ,K W L ,198 ff - . ff f i 1 ,ik Class AA State Runnerap The St. Louis Track Team had one of it's best years this season. The Team won the All Catholic Track meet, the B. S. Walker Relays, the District Track meet the Regional Track meet and were the Class AA State Runnerups. The Track Team had two State Champions, The 880 Relay Team and a shot putter. We had two second places in our 440 relay team and pole vaulting and a third place javelin thrower, Our two relay te ams, shot putter, and pole vaulter were invited to the NORD Meet of Champions. The St. Louis Distance Runners also did well this season. They won the District Cross Country title for the third straight year and the state cross country title for the second year in a row. This successful season can be attributed to the leadership of the seniorsg the willingness to work together for a goal. The young team members, who came out and tried. The 1977 track season looks to be better and more successful because of the work of our young track men this year. Jumpers Wendell Lejeune Chuck Liggio Randy Dual Mike Daniel Mike Sonnier Paul Bonin james Guilbeaux D army Peet Greg Whelan Robert Coco Regional 62 State Qualifiers David Desormeaux Wendell Christian Tim Theriot Donald Malone Greg Whelan Gervy Ppion Weight Men Doug Theriot Wendell Christin Blaine Lej eune Sam Ange Pole Vaulters Robert Coco Paul Bonin Greg Meir Wendell Lejeune Paul Bonin Bryan Reddin Mark Reddi Russel Primeaux James Guilbe aux Dan Elliott Tim Theriot Pete Yoder Eddy Tullos NM . M-I'i f' W' A i s Q f , Wwe activities Homecoming Court ,75 - .., IQ1N' i -11 A'AL1 - 11,175 1 . if?-'I 1 2l I X iififg3jffjE'if51iffif h Kathy Carter m' h ' Cfhmmie Mdreno jfw Z . ,,,V:A::,L h Clare Sigurj V ,':Z Qilri, Fiorence Taussig J, Y Valene M111er Esther Schmid 'Vi6kiT.Bd'u11ionA M W 11:-11f1f.b: 1-1 if --, 1- .rx -Ibk K ... o T A ,Q e o1eee1Q f i1i 4 ff ettto 2 l e o eeott t teee t eeete 1 l l take long for the spirit e ,., 1hh-' we spread through the school. Thin,gs1g t nomingtioniof court as the school t e elected 6- seniorst iE'2y1i5ii35eff5t11niors to serveoon Homecoming .ye ar's pep rally fol- lowed the usual ageiiidiii,of.,'oompte1giti3gggQeheer4 ting, presentation offiiomirt andf 'from football players and ooachesfvfT53f5!'5Cid'Ito' the fffexcitement a Homecoming Sty and voyagingozitoz V' h V . V, ,,-L9tGI'331gQ. Each class and a t few c1ubs5mspheg1tgg1o11gehours m the weeks before the ecqueinfedhfvith Crepe Pa- per, chicke1ie2Qigvii+e5Q, . mtt and7'glueQj effort went into theffdifferent carst that madeatheoparade suchf t. Sophomoreeeelass was awardedjfiefidistinctio1jg,Lj,olfQlf:Q best float. -'Their theme was 'fBoury the Broncdigiif ff? -1: i ' pxf' 'ff 4 I x x L, Q 3 if Q.:- I , N 3, -vyy XX,,. A 5 -5- i 5 . I ,ef F50 1 W' 'BE ,V .r.Lk, ,t.z 5 ,Mg fi' 1 . .Q K lli 1. xii f 'Q ,I ,, v P 3: A . e t e eete eee o , K EN We .. gt, Q ssp, , N I Q e it L V i j H i t H , N .A .41 V. . .V i A fri eoite of all the funelepd excite- ment, e 'there was one all semously- the footbe115pXgyQYS4 As Coach Qqusce eexplainedi 3toef1jiSfp1ayers -- HQW6if1QS?fif1iGJ8211125 o eee of the ,their purpose. The listened Well as they eacheived'ia'fl2l7f-ito 20 victory over Sam I-Ioustohq f o. ' V e M ,Vj e ' The perfeot end to apex-feQf comin is me hvicto danceas tlie 'h' S 'Y e, Louis students ,celebrated to- 0fB2C0n- eeeo 5 eeel eeeo e e I as i E 1 411' .fig r A X if Mardi Gras Dance Sweethearts and mas ues filled the q c school to make the annual Twerp Dance a success. Reigning over the festivities were Queen Cammie of the House of Moreno and King Patrick of the House of Yoder. Each year if, the girls get up the nerve to ask the guys, then there is a sell-out crowd. And the girls which al- ways pull throughagain made it possible for the dance iso, be a success. V Leonard Breda and Flo Taussig dd Pat Yoder and Camroi'essfjMorem si l sl, 'N i A i fi sv X b KQV ' 1 I C. 1. ATdO1Dk:3D7dk:.k,SLlQ1Sf3Xl'glfigkg 5 X Anc1r6 LeBlanc and Valerie Miller - ' W' 7 and Sharon McCauley m'mm-L Q D avid Foret and Mary Ann Gossen Z V. , , 2 pw-W, ' - Z ff. x 19,15 4 M ws? V f S 4 X 5 , . ' v ,E . o 'H V M 5 Y Q ff Q, . ,J 3 5 . 4- :-k1 4, I-IenrjffCH6ff Vm:A ind Paula Zaunbrecher is .iv Jeannie Ottenweller and jerry Forest V wig: 1: LA-f fm' , V 5, 'xt -- 11 ew. W . , mi- Julie Yelverton I I , .L .L,:,,,,,,llwrgmifiieffzifwa - i K A .a ,1 .1 fim X if .wr -11' QW f J J ' 2 K S - I f N iwigf i ww . ' ,1 - f-W X .X K ' , , f ,... ,X 'Fx ,qaaaxzsmif : ' if I f ,. 1, ,Q - . U W ' 5 Hear the Band, Da da da p Stu 'is 'democratic spirit' in Student COl11'1Ci1,kS16CtiOI1 held to n p e1ect'th'e eiecutive officers of the Student ' p,Coi1nci1Q Delegates hom each of the four :classes caucused and voted for the candi- fii ,dates of different offices. Amid much s. p glass pride each group expressed-its voting - f,,..- intentions while reminding the restof the L fa-up school that their particular class was fill i Q i Q ' i Fre n if ,:' The French'e1229E?i?i5fbondnued to be one 'mbst Waite6f?Qifb1f1'events of St. L school yearq This year everyone doing the twoestep to the music? 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Americans, great and not so great, have given us a heritage to carry on and improve upon. Farmers and soldiers, industri- alists and merchants, dreamers and leaders, are all there in two centuries of progress. But the maturing isn't finished. You'll find the boundaries of growth as endless today as when our forefathers first envisioned them. You can seek out your own destiny with the wisdom and judgement which comes with re-creation of the past. Your knowledge, dreams and industry will carry on through many more centuries of living history . N CONGRESS, JULY4, 1776. 5055512 mm1rimonQecf amfton ow, M States ofcwfmericm, 71,222 1, .wma .,,f.4,..,.,z fA,.....,l.-U. ,Jw Am A4 fuzz S, 4 A-my .yf ,J I O MEZZ, '7'TT'Z f?f'Z' fmvfff M5 A67 ...xl .-fe.. J Mm! himfhzf 1440 ggliff ,f,..r,,.,, aff mfm Sfafwf ,di .1 p... 'H ' .,jMj?j! mmm 535011 Mu: .,.., . ,ffM,.M .MA ,f.4,,,,w M.L,f,.,db4.,4. ,m4.,e'm.f.4..1 Mcmm.. m,.f.ff4,. 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The McCormick Reaper, mowing machines, textile looms and the cotton gin were instrumental in the settling of new frontiers. in the race john Sutter at o get rich quick and gaudiest AN HISTORY While gold Cities grew at an alarming regard to the limits of safety fire of 1571 burned the empire beyond recognition spirit was not broken. building and preparations celebrate the tooth birthday of The the country at May IO, 1869. gi ,fi .ix ll ss 52 'r N ,W lfi , S 'fx lk W? fi n , is fi Km 1 m' ,Y Vx 7 ,Q '3 Alf Wi 135 :mf N, ,rf W? 1:3 qu A211 iq 331 1 , gd QQ ff! Iii YS? Yi? 'Q 1 ff? ,, M 491 fx W' '61 Hai we 312 :Vg E1 22 5.3 1-Z Q1 TE .. ,, , , , ,, , , , :Wifi 5 iq, . , ,z f g. 3 K ' ,Q 7 ' -' - ' 1 iET2Xl1f F Q i ,?'l il f 3 ' 3 'irffii j '23-i ,Y - 'fi'i,,-1 - 35:94, y ZZ?' 11355Lffliflifwi1W??l??Lif5Iv? 1 l Louisiana Purchase lApr 1 30, 18037 Q gs ,- r- 800 fr X ' l N'q,,,mlmnul 'Uf X00 ,IJ I W 151TfarsconznemiRaifmfisesi mllun 50 vr4ul ' Q0 not XO i tml AW' Q Gold Discovered in Coloma.Cah1ornvaUan 12. 181175 2 X the Alamo. San Antonio Texas Uexas Independence day March 2. l836J Original 13 Colonies THE CHANGING ATIO HAWAII t50th state! Admitted to the Union in 1959 Ownership of land had been just a dream to most of the colonists from feudal England. With the great expanse of cheap land opening up in the West, the dream became reality. gThe Louisiana Purchase of 1803 opened the first sizable l frontier in the Midwest, but the nation was not ready for it yet. It took a growing market in the East, where land was getting high-priced and scarce, and develop- ment of good transportation, to really start the frontier movement. The Cold Rush caused hordes of settlers to take various routes to the Pacific Coast and its yellow riches. The railroads brought farmers and ranchers, along with the miners, who decided to stop all along the routes and build their homes. Railroads were instrumental in the quick civilization of the West, bringing people in num- bers so large that the resentful Indians were finally pushed back into unwanted and infertile areas. America became a haven for immigrants from every na- tion as freedom beckoned them to the teeming cities of the East, the plains, and the rich west coast farmlands. Sick of the Civil War and with their own lands divided up and lost, many Southerners set out to begin again in the virgin territories. Westering soon became the national tradition as North and South moved together toward a new life. Americanism was advanced socially, by the hard-working, bare-fisted types who settled the frontiers. CU LPEPE R MINUTE LI OR DEATH '-.au r' fxiiifb Q' -'::f5iZ.' ' DONT TREAD ON ME BENIAMIN FRANKLIN FLAG CULPEPER FLAG - 1775 ALSO CALLED SERAPlS FLAG. GENERALLY ACCEPTED AS ORIGINATED BY ONE OF THE EARLY RATTLESNAKE FLAGS CARRIED BY THE MINUTE BENIAMIN FRANKLIN AT COURT OF LOUIS XVI. E EF v fa S o ww . I 55 TH! ,J , E Qfgsgg was 053 2 8 Elma I BENNINGTDN FLAG - 1777 FIRST STARS AND STRIPES T FLAG OF VICTORY 0F THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS- UNITED EMBLEM 0F INDEPENDENCE SAID T0 HAVE BEEN ORIGINATI 1 I 'L I GEORGE WASHINGTON FOLLOWING ACT OF CONGRESS OF JUNE 14,I THE FLAG OF 1818 OLD GLORY SHOWING RETURN T0 THIRTEEN STRIPES AND ADDITIONAL STARS IN NAME GIVEN BY CAPTAIN WILLIAM DRIVER, COMMANDING THE BT CANTON. CHARLES DAGGETT IN 1831. I FIRST CONFEDERATE FLAG FLAG OF THE CIVIL YIAR 1861-1865 AND BARS USED FROM MARCH 1861 T0 MAY 1863. THE STARS AND STRIPES WITH THIRTY SIX STARS IN THE UNIOI CARRIED BY THE NORTHERN ARMIES DURING LATER YEARS OF THE 1 WAR. American Banner: T LTBERT TREE RTFTFT I T I CONTINENTAL FLAG LIBERTY TREE FLAG - 1776 FIRST NAVY STARS AND STRIPES CARRIED IN 17751777 SHWOING PINE TREE. SYMBOL OE THE PINETREE COMES FROM COINS OF THE IN ABSENCE OF SPECIFIC ARRANGEMENT OF STARS BV CONGRESS. IUNE IASSACIIUSETT5 RAV COLONV. IN PLACE OE THE CRUSSES OF ST GEORGE COLONY OF MASSACHUSETTS. 1652 Id, 1777. IT WAS CUSTOMARY FOR NAVY T0 PLACE THE STARS IN FORM I AND ST. ANDREW OF CROSSES OF ST. GEORGE AND ST. ANDREW, A A A A A -A FLAG OF THE THIRD IAARVLAND - 1778 IOHN PAUL JONES USTARRV FLAG FLAG OF THE WAR OF 181211812-18141 CARRIED AT THE BATTLE OE COWPENS IANUIIRY. 1778 AND USED R5 RESCUED FROM THE SEA BY IAMES BAVARD STAFFORD DURING SHOWING FIFTEEN STARS AND FIFTEEN BARS AS CHANGED UPON COLORS OE AMERICAN I-AND EORCE5 UNTIL MEXICAN WAR- BATTLE BETWEEN BON HOMME RICHARD AND SERAPIS, ADMISSION OF VERMONT FREMONT, THE PATHFINDEWS FLAG - 40's FLAG or THE MEXICAN WAR - 1345 COMMODORE PEnnv's FLAG - 1854 EMBLEM THAT BLAZED THE TRAIL FOR THE COVERED WAGON NOT AcTuALTv USED AS REGIMENTAL coLoRs BY TROOPS BUT AS FLAG THE FLAG THAT oPENEn JAPAN TO WESTERN cTvTuzATToH. I IN THE ROATTTHG ws. THE EARLY ENSIGN or THE PLAINS. or CONQUEST AND OCCUPATION. 1 . L . . I it ' ' A . g 5 1 A O I K , r in t 1. A A ' i 1 W . e 1 R . s uf. 1 R 1 ' A s T In 5 A . I CUNFFDWTE BATTLE 'WD W' TUG FLAG or THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR - 1898 ED Enom MAY T, Tsea T0 END or wATz, 1865, THE BATTLE FLAG wAs M EMBLEM of UBERW ,HM BROUGHT FREEDOM T0 CUBA I SQUARE. T Iof PTGGCIGIII -xecacec-Teac NECESSITY iiig ff y x. I A74 4 X Y .fjix fm 1 f ff!! IAF xx' an Yxxu X W ,rw p L ' f. ' I f' 1, if if V 1 'e. 4 1 ' ia 71 N K Am p' KH f!i..'1'1llI ,4 w iygl lfwyx f 3- ,Q W'f'1,t f A . '- A -- 'D W IS THE MOTHER UF VX ' . . x 'C 1 X Ji 1 ,rx Sylt, fx.-f-H w w, XQXX U X ' fmwmmwwkuiF'1yvmQf5'3255W gqX Q NX gli ' - ' M Hgfff ' ' V ' R -lx uxxkxxx XXX: r Y r Y , gl' ,MW Aux Xi VM 3 w ,, I ,J uw W X A 'I Q? E' if lr!! Q' N I X , fx , S WHHWR'WM A ws w if 4 fm l X : u X M. mm mwu.1u..l.l we 1 , H 11 W3'N f 1W r 'J 4 COTTON GIN rModeIl A, If- - gl ',,,- SU ,-I' ,.,-ff 'Sn 5. . f TELEPHONE l 4 w N Kai -iw Xxx -A. 7 5 Y Without realizing it, England instilled in the colonists the individual purpose and ingenuity that necessity breeds. With trade goods cut to a minimum, determined young leaders of the time set out to find ways of surviv- ing without support from the Mother Country. Agricultural methods and machines and labor saving devices were designed by our forefathers. As frontiers opened, Yankee genius had to conquer natural barriers in the wild new country, so suspension bridges were invented and methods of transportation were perfected for the purpose of opening the untamed areas. Later, they sought to section off the land with the revolution- ary and controversial invention - barbed wire. Cooper's 1-horsepower Tom Thumb train in 1830 and later, automobiles like the first Model T, and the 4-horsepower airplane 5 became American modes of travel from city to city and coast to coast. Americans knew that the fertile lands of this nation would produce unequalled harvests if machines were designed to take over for man. They knew also that trade routes were difficult to travel and manufacturing would have to be done close to home. The cotton gin, textile looms, drill presses and a reaper which could cut six times as much grain as a hand scythe were some of the tools invented. Protection for themselves and for their young country prodded inventors like Eli Whitney to perfect firearms and others to work on plans for the first submarine. Young inventors like Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison lcalled the nation's most valuable citi- zenj visualized machines that would light the country and open up communication with those in the far cor- ners of the nation. The telephone, telegraph, phono- graph and the first light bulb were discovered in the late 1800's and early twentieth century. This American way of doing for oneself inspired many to become inventors in their own right. Some sought to save labor and mass- produce for profit while others envisioned not only riches, but excitement and adventure as they discovered ways to defy nature. Throughout the past ZOO years the American mind has been unleashed to take whatever paths necessary to ful- fill the needs. In the last half-century, the pace of dis- covery has been overwhelming and inventions for the taming of the universe lie in the grasp of America while the habit of finding a way is ingrained in its people. The seeds of industrial America were sown by these inventors resulting in today's mechanized society. THEY ADE THEIR M RK Men and women who helped shape America's history THOMAS PAINE, a bankrupt Quaker corsetrnalrer, some- trme teacher, preacher and grocer wrote the most onl- lrant pamphlet ot the Amencan Revolutronl Hrs words rn Common Sense rerllectedlongrngs and asprratronslthat have remarned part ol Amerrcan culture to thrs day Chrel lustrce IOHN MARSHALL estahlrstred lundamental prrncrples ol Amerrcan constrtutronal law He rs noted lor hrs precedental declaralron ot a Congressronal act as unconstrtutronal He served through trve admrnrslra' trons, from 18011835 ABRAHAM LINCOLN eprtomrzed the Amerrcan dream ol a humble young man ascendrng to the hrghesl otlrce ol the land He was superbly skrlled at analyzrng complex rs- sues and translatrng them unto meanrnglul words lor the oublrc He was devoted to the preservatron ol the Unron DANIEL WEBSTER chose law as a career and went on to become well-known rn the courts and In polltlcs He was twrce Secretary ot State wrth an eye always lo the Presl- dency whrch eluded hrrn Born a slave rn Maryland, FREDERICK DOUGLASS taught hrmsell to read and wrrte secretly and.at 211 escaped to lreedom, He was an ardent abolrtronrst eampargnrng successtully lor Negro surlrage and crvrl nglrts HARRIET BEECHER STOWE wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin rn an etlort to make the whole natron realrze the rnhumanr- ty ol slavery. Her book resulted rn one ol the most popu- lar and controversral plays on the Amerrcan stage, The Crvrl War was krndled by' lhls work r I J DOROTHEA DIX worked her entrre adult lrle lor relorm ol the exrstrng penal and mental rnstrtutrons rn the mud' 1800's The lrrst stale hosortal rn the natron al Trenton, New lersey was a drrecl result ol her ellorts The New Colossus, a sonnet composed by EMIAA LAZ' ARUS rn 1883 rs rrrsnrrbed on a bronze tablel at the base ol the Statue ol Lrberty She organrzed relrel lor lews and helped tugrtrves lrom the Czar's ghettos to establrsh homes rn Amenca l I The creator ol the Cherokee alphabet, SEQUOVAH, was an artrst, wrrter and srlversmrttr He used asrmple IBZI Englrslr prrmer to compose the characters The lamous redwood trees ol the Pacrlrc coast bear hrs name AMELIA IENKS BLOOMER. best known lor a mode ol dress she adopted durrng her camoargn lor equal rrghts lor women. Though rrorculed untrl she gave up the cos- tume, the term bloomer came to symbolrze womans bro lor rndrvrdual lreedom. - - HORACE GREELEVS adrrronrtron to Go West young man was a rallyrng cry ol the proneers ol Arnerrca He was founder and edrtor ol the New Vorlr Trrbune He was best known lor hrs phrlosophy ol socral relorrn and hrs unsuccesslul bud lorthe Presrdency rn 11172 IOSEPH PULITZER was the tnst rournalrst to reach a tru- ly massrve audlence Hrs New York World newspaper was the symbol ot yellow1ournalrsm wrth rts sensatronal- :sm armed at the common rrran. ANDREW CARNEGIE was a grant rn the rarlroad and steel mdustrles He helreved that rt was the duty ot a rrch man to drslrrhute hrs wealth durrng hrs lrletrme To that end, he eslablrshed 2800 lrhrarres and many cultural halls throughout Arnerrca A lrtetlrne passlon lor nlachrnery led HENRY FORD to Detrort where. rn 1896. he completed hrs llrst motor ve hrcle The Ford Motor Company manufactured the lrrst Model T ur 1909 l'irs.. 7 , Servrng an unprecedented tour terms as Presrdent ol the Unrted States, FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT was a popular leader who made ertensrve use ol lrresrde radro chats to explarrr hrs plans and generate enthusrasrrr to push them through Congress The crrppler polromyelrtrs was conquered by DR. IONAS SILK ln 1953 atter more than Z5 years ot research Polro was reduced hy 962 rn less than len years SALK's re- search cuntrnues rn Calrlornra at the Salk lnslrtute ROBERT FROST's poetry was clear. understated, well metered and told the stones ol rural Amerrca He was a lour trme wrnner ol the Pulrtzer Prrze and has heen called Amerrcas poet laureate MARTIN LUTHER KING was a leader rn the cause ol crvll nghts He had been a pastor helore turmng to the cause ut segregatron. Hrs leadershrp earned hrm the Nobel Peace Prrze rn 1964 He was assassinated by lames Earl Ray rrr 1968 r l One ol the most elementary symbols ol the Amerrcan way ol hte was estahllshed when I. EDGAR HOOVER and hrs Federal Bureau ol lnvestrgatron G-men set out to clean up the country Hrs career spanned over 40 years A plarn, homely woman wrth tremendous appeal to the masses. who was always ln the lhrclr ot thrngs de- scrrbes ELEANUR ROOSEVELT and her Irletrme ot poll' lrclrrng hesrde her hushand durrng has lour terms r l Lreutenant Colonel IOHN GLENN started Amerrcas trav- els to outer space when he became the lrrst Amerlcan to orhlt the earth He had been an avlator ln World War ll and a test prlot rn peacetrme The motron-prcture lndustry was revolutronrzed rn Amen ca and DAVID WARR GRIFFITH hecame known as the Father ol the lrlm art and lung ol dlrectors' tor hrs part rn thrs revolutlon Hrs camera teohnrques were the proneerrng steps ol the rndustry IHURGUOD MARSHALL rs the trrst Negro to serve as a lustrce ol the Supreme Court Hrs law career was armed pnrnarrly at crvrl rrghls cases GERALD R. FORD, the lrrst Presrdenl to achreve the ot- frce wrthout an electron, In 1974, through a serres ol scandalous events, the Nrxon admmrstratron toppled and FORD reached the posrtron through approval hy Congress 1 1 .MM :nfl Xhil will M D. ll!! the for-ennon Mmhff every da mnrv Mperhhmn s, And A careful M. Wilmington. Compodllol lnlllflbtt l hx: ll dlum-fy I.. he b- I Q N ll my puxor I0 any POWELL SL THORPVS WVBSTERN SL NORTHERN Nfzffru T7 l ift' X- 1. -am -'r f qgvnwknm-flu. -ff,- 'e1w 1- 1-v ' W ' - ,Z U Canal Packet Boa! 0-glee, THE SPIRIT OF A NATION A I was born Americang I live an Americang l shall die an Arnericanf' DANIEL .WEBSTER A g 6'gDOI1,t give the Sh Ip.,CAPT. JAMES LAWRENCE So you are the iitrie woman who wrote the book that made this great VV8f. H LINCOLN to Harriet'Beecher Stowe. H ' Give me your tired,iyour poor, your huddled masses yearning to' breathe free, . . .'T EMMA LAZARUS' L The people are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty. THOMAS JEFFERSON I p HA truly American sentiment recognises the dignitylof labor and the fact that honor lies in honest toil. oRovER CLEVELAND Be sure you are right, then go ahead. DA VID CRDCKETT A knowledge of the past prepares us for the crisis of the present and the challenge of the future. JOHNF. KENNEDY . . . Thatithis nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom . LINCOLN Q A Historic continuity with the past is not a duty,' it is only a necessity. JUSTICE oL1 VER WENDELL HOLMES America is a tune. It must I be Sling tOgBtI'lCl'. GERALD STANLEYLEE A Go West, young man,and grow up with the COUI'IUy.'fHoRACEoREELEY, I come Ito present thegstrong claims ofsuffering humanity. DOROTHEA DIX N year! Al Unique experience offeredto use This year's Advent Assemblies expressed both talent in the local community and talent within St, V d Louis High School. Starting the year off, Fr. Cary Landry entertained and inspired with his songs about his relationship and love for Christ. The Wesleyan Bell Choir, from First Methodist Church in Lake Charles supplied one-of-a kind entertainment with-. their bells. St. Louis students shined as thelast e , V Advent-assembly consisted of a touching play bythe is Drama Club on the subject of new birth. f 1 l,Lent had as a theme, this year-reconcilliation:A movie, THE HEART IS A LONELY h 5 mi i jjfj, others l lives i fulfilled . 'Programs were offeredffbyf ent on the eSacramentA,qf, i,V the new Rifsssfhet da Penancen Servi ce ,i used to prnepsgres Nz V V , . I :,y ,ylkkyk no 9,7 people can overlook chances QTL , if .1 2 +7 N fi and ff gh., Q. ff , A 6 Q 4 45 . 'S' ' Q -f , x kffghf, S?-Q TUC! F Ili'-' '72 ' Literar Rally 1976 ,as Y, WX W fix Q U1 H District Winners i Overall Winners Juanita. 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Stiff: r Le if L L ,LLf., .LLLLeLLL,LL. , 'AAAAA Arr . ,L L L,,, Erm Mackey izi LAVV L ' A ' ,L Donald Ma lone Q MA L A Brenda Ma neuse . 4 Susan Marcantel ,E N Tom Martorona fr I fr J L ,L r 1 4 1 1 If one more Sr-. -tells us we loe++er give Hwema 126 w 1 1 V ffl . ,EQEQQ-1 in W -::wwf1wzwwi. ' 53,1 i . .. k1,f'Wl 1, -if rj I we , fr Q A' 1 K avvrv s . M l r , , af ' , V, -- - '- V ': R we , f V 1 J gf V A g ia. fi wi:-:lf A - Y ,f'AZ'45z,Ei1 ' ' 5 Q.: A W Y .. f N ':?ff ?H, 1 ' C ' Q , 3 , N ., .,,,ra, 5 1 fi ., f g f 'f ' ' 'cllf' -is V1 f' V f 1 Paul Moreno Penny Mouton Juanita Myers Risa Minaldi Carroll Moore janet Moore Linda Moore Mary Navarra Debbie Nelson Paul Papion Curtis Mathieu Keith Mathieu Chris Menou Alvin Miles Valerie Miller Cynthia Pappillion Daniel Peet Karen Percle Lisa Phoneice joey Pettijean Sonya Pitre good Prom , wefr-e going +0 Scream! ,f 3 s ,N A .E -tt. 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V 4 J I Marcele Sigur ' 5' K Z Mona Singelton A' ii - Karl Stemmann Q 3 e f' P5-W , '4 2 fwaix' iw K' JA X . 46' f :Agp , fa Rx 'I B J u-N-I-o-r-2-5 , :rum 128 ' P liii if ,ygt - -P Slffq iifii' 'V ' iiiiigffjif Q- .QU , f if M i' K ka 'Sig 'Sf 'fa 'KQESQJ-s t ts ' z' sl l OPS are +h6 ver bes+, fl 'W I -4 L- a fa ' i y ve' yt! 2 ff' 1 v ,. , V ,rw i?'w-:Q A n ' 4. L! F Lisa Stevens Kriste Stoma Bryan Stutes james Sudduth Lyn Sullivan f - f i , Y yi ,Mg l v vm . , . f 4 A 'Z 1 5 . fi ,G A 3: 3:4 -fm, 221' f if if A. W ,,..,, ,iw V H , A,Ew,E,,,, Q if , Douglas Theriot Cynthia Thibodeaux Sherry Tyler Margaret Unkel F V V Rhonda Venable , BryanVincent ,A '-'ff 4:9 ci. .,:,,-E-f f Yi. :ff K gig :za lf, Car1Voss Pat Webb jean Weeks joe White ,f f 'Q ME 1 y 6 ,, a i iw A i 'uw f ,W ff'-rx if 5 1 W1 Z Lisa White Denise Williams Frank Woods Paula Zaunbre Cher CHOCOLPTE ! !! 'V M ' Mr ,A,LfL. , if 'A af S 1' ,E A in ' ag: , 3, 2 Y , E E , M K hin if K' , E gp-4 T , zzlk -g yt E lk U Q jg: - ' Y fv 1 W -3 Y ser? ' , ' A 86 3 ii V- ' S, hx , Qt U mn 5' ,.P.fz.igv 5 QS aft' K Q X K ' gg E3 1.- i ij 1 H 'aa' 5 I X .1 sem E, JN -'P v L ,N 5 is 4... uf -' 52954, u .w If '4 . f f .- V4 f-1 , 1 J .QL-g,. . ' ,, A , . , K -fgf 'r Emgfgw ff 'S 221. Q' ,,'1'1'p , . A-ng Wu - at v N 9' ' e +32 2 zz ' . 2 S ,, Of ,f' E. 33 0 f.:, K fs H N X' if 53' x 1 I nd f Q Ml' I . W., A ff .X :gk 5 as .wmswivf 'K -v zswmfp fPY'95:f1!:f:1.lk 1'-5 -Q SSYIIOTS Friends, I Will remember you, Think of you, pray for you. And when another day is through, I'll still be friends with you. C.j'. Ardoin 1 .Q A Susan Blake .B Patricia A rdoin Paul Bonin .::'., 4 ' ref-sw - -fy?-v,.,.z','?f5u5?fj',J 3 1 E 5 , ., 5 1:55, 1 I Q v-AQ ' l,.f K if - , , Patricia Broussard Kevin A ckley C onso lotta Ba rke r Marie Bordelon 4 I I Philip Adams Yolanda Beaco Leonard Breda Tina C. Broussard ,gina la-0-3 B.--41? Tina R. Broussard 1 F3 S w Q t aaa feawa but Q A f xr -Mr' fwreet H L n 4 5 Kathy Buntyn jennifer Calhoun f W 1' V z!sfss'tta: f:1:g if-rg--1 .g,,g,gg,sggggQ ,- 233-l.:', . Pierre Carmouche Kathy Carter 1 Susan Combre Mike Corman f 'gl.:,.,: W on i aaaai i i 'L L N 121, if , UWM , ,,, , i n ' Y y V Debra Daniel Suzanne Dartez The seeds of your memories may blossom into reality, so sow your memories with care,' you may forget the past, but reality is with you forever. Bobby Christman Robert Coco Susan Crawford Richard Daigle Paula Davenport ,a-ali? 'QA David Des Orrneaux Keith Des Ormeaux Loretta DeVille john Donahoe if Q- A ,ld Ilooked for my soul E But my soullcould not see. v1 it f l Ilooked for my God Daniel Elliott Eugenia Fontenot But my God eluded me. I looked for my friend And then Ifound all three. M Judy Fontenot Velda Fontenot TZ EEE 5 1 5, .Q-A5 .4- 9 If julie Freeman Kathy Gardiner Sheila Gauthreaux Pam Granger 136 l -was 4 t Q t I Wd S S . , ,. 4 'Sagas f f xr Q M, bi f5i:?Z.f t t V ' james Guilbeaux jud Guillory 1 X Robert Hebert l Concetta Hidalgo M 1 ,Q fist f' ' Q X Yin. G ary Guillory joan Hamann Terri Hebert Don Hoffpa uir Those who have suffered much are like those who know many languages, they have learned to understand all and to be understood by all. A ndre H aw kins ' 1 ' ' ' ' , i '.r:':il'YYIi3fj21'CSiiSiCf'Jl'14lii55 f l -:Via f ,f lf , W -f -' ' ' ' ,, - I . . ,, Q , '. - 4 K K ,. , S' 51? ,. ..f ' ,l I -- f m' wsmwf 51 wists P 05 f A ffl? sl if , t ff rr ar :Z I 5' f Vu K1 iz, .. ', Q t tl' .i , Pat Hicks Paul Heard Mark Hickman sw '4'.Qf- I . xx It X Kelly Hollins Mindy Horton Vince Hungerford Sharon Johnson -J Paige jones Kathy Kay Bobby Landry Pauline Laporte eeeeeyee l K i X X A iff Joseph LeBlanc Wendell Lejune Robert Leonards Chuck Liggio Friendship is the inexpressible comfort offeeling safe with aperson having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words. 403 In the end lt begms butdon tforget I m stzll you re frzend Michelle Manuel jackie Marcantel l Mark Marquez Tammy Matasga . ,wk sa, f ww . ' Cammie Moreno Nanette Noland Howard Percle Kitty Pesson Me, Charles Molbert Pam Mqmtalbano we r Greg Norsworthy Glenn Papillion fi ff N. ,V ,S , Katie Pharr john Poherelsky a Mark Prejean D0n't walk infront of me, f0rI may not follow. D0n't walk behing me, for I may not lead. Just walk beside me, and be my Friend. Theresa Pousson Elisa Prejean ,TL-7 john Prince - e.7e ,asa Nancy Price janet Prince fa gage Kevin RSCCS Patricla Robinson .'1 limi?-x 4 4 . - 25g,:'.'s1gv:Q2'f,24 ' 4 an f N -ir, 1 .- vw SQ -' '95 ' , fi' -A ' I en, e ,, A 'fai n V- -' - K ' I 3 132 2 fi- , I 372351 min' 1 ...A - - I ' - 1 ff .,,,k, ,. , vu! W, Q K jew fs H f 9 ' james Regan Mike Reynolds RiCkY Romain Theresa Romero Q Annette St. Romain A ndrew S Chelle , A va S chreve Kevin Simon S' Q To euery man there I me ee'A opens ahigh way and I' , A a low and every man A ree decides the way that ff AAAA he shall go. l Cadie St. Roma in Christine Savoie igygapyaaafi'fxzsaewi-1 ,f:: iz H 1-f, .. ,M f Vszb ' ,Lf , I i f -, , ' H K-it QQ' ...H-'i james Schexneider Kathy Schnauder ti l Clare Sigur Mike Scimemi Angie Sigur Dwan Singleton 141 'T f a P y f5if 71fr w fff hill . Q' W. 5 it Education should be gradual as the f F 'Y K? moonrise, perceptible, not in progress ' f but Ln result. ' at 1 P , H. ,, , ,iw vmgfw ,mm ff A 53? 'Q swf M ' W ' - J L f 4 1 jf? f 9 M 4 SX f 4: . , , .3 e j. 'K wx f U I 5 1, F e Mary Sonnonstine Florence T aussig A nnette Thompson sy , 3'- Q ' ' w V,,tf .,,, . V ,T Q Louis Steve ns W lm A., -t m-311.16-2'ff ,V A Y few-le if , 1 .. A 'Z ll 'L Ms- 1- if Linda Taylor Elizabeth Topp Ginger Talbot 6' Barbara Tete Cindy Trahan David Urdiales Iva! Tammy Tate :WW -in Y' 5 Marlene Thibodeaux D onna Unkel 1 ' 4 1 f 1 1 ff I M 43 1,1 9 , in Fjfclffif ey, Q 4 ,Q ,imma wwfffyy ,t WQZQ'-iff E ,. L , I , fa.-I , 4 2 , ' if 95 4, 'Q f , ' f' via X X ,, J ,Q t Q 2 i ,W ' Karen Vincent N Na nette White Pat Yoder 'M Y J 1 , wwf' -.ii qw' ,.,.u ,F 4' 11- ,.,.-,. a 0 Gre g Whelan ' 4 it A,,, e 5' '1'- its Alison Williams Leigh A nn Yelverton ' K ' I 1 if 1:1122farei,,kWq,.f,i,i-E531 . tm, A we-., . ' , , YWN r. V41 K , ii 14.1, ' 'AT ' x K N 'V X '37 ' - X i A y l, ,ni y nnn Robert Desa ntis 1 Janis Winey Mary Beth Ye lverton Bryan Duhon Do youfeel it too, Or, Am I the only one? The rush Of peace And dawn And Moist morning air Dampens my hair And flushes my cheeks With the thrill Of Knowing Where I am, And why. 143 mv Wifi? :gm 59 ,.. ,,.. he --fm. wiv.-V Mrs: . 9155 X. wx -. 331 SBS, 3 'Q' A ,gm X is HK' 11 ri N Senior Personalities '21 Courtesy Yod er Success i ! A W or A E 31151. , f-r-su? J k -N W Personality Athletic Ss ix--ri.. -.-Rm., X.,, V 3:22 is--Zed, L ,A Wehiig A--f' Dependable School Spirit l Q wif l eee 1 1 2 Wit Belle and Beau Pelican State +f:b!af.? wanna ' i X V nr , b :ww .aw . ,V T Q this ' ' X is N ' This year six students were chosen to participate in Pelican State. The purpose of the program is Q' OOYSIA4, QUY'-ix5f','TK I , to give students from all over Louisiana experience in government. The government at Pelican state is paralleled to that of Louisiana. The participants are divided into the Na- tionalist and Federalist parties. Any- one can run for office. Pelican State has its own constitution and they have the power to make any laws. The trials are subsided over by Judge and District attorney. Conventions are held in the same .-wir W its .LQV Ffa . 51 . 932' -.N If manner as that of the Democratic and Republican conventions. Leonard Breda after artici atin P P S in Pelican State, commented: It was a unique experience. Ienjoyed it very much, even though it in- cluded long hours and hard work. -.,,L3.g:'.,, . I if f.ng,,jA 4 22. ,az 4 ,KA , , I . AY W A 3 . I ,If-, ,aa .54 , Mayhew c ' 3. ,gg 148 -mga K gd ' ' Q W2 iw , ' 6 fi il Q' 'ii I , a 4 St. Louis Award Winners Kathy Carter TREF' Senior Honors Assembly K rv r,,,, ' 'Q ' V, ! The Senior Gift: All the won- ders you seek are within yourself . After four years of growing, living, loving, and learning together, a person not only finds answers Is through his friends, but also within himself. Deciding on a gift for the school from all the seniors was not an easy task, The seniors of '76 noticed that nowhere in the school was displaced our Saint mascot. So A with two themes in mind, the artist set to work to express the sentiments of the graduation Sen- iors. At the front of the library lies a Marble Marker bearing the in- scription All the wonders you seek are within yourself. N 5 siiol i ,, , . Top 10 Scholars 1 Dwan Singleton 2. Kathy Schnauder 3. Flo Taussig 4. Sharon johnson 5. Nanette Noland 6. Susan Blake 7. Debbie Daniels 8. James Regan 9. Angie Sigur 10 Sheila Gauthreaux Class Spokesman Pat Yoder Scholarships Angie SigLu'- State Board of Education Debbie Daniels-USL, La. Tech. Susan Blake-Univ. of Denver Dwan Singleton-LSU Alumni, Northwestern State Board of Education Nanetter-Optimist Pat Yoder-Optimist, President's Scholarship Sharon Johnson-LSU Honor Kathy Schnauder-LSU Honor, Northwestern C. J. Ardoin- La. Tech. james Regan- W. T. Burton P 5 9 . 53? sift' ,, 4 ,L ra 'asf Senior Credits ARDOIN, C.J. : St. Louis Award 2,35 Who's Who 3,45 Society of Distinguished American HS Students 45 Sci- ence Club 1,25 Key Club 3 ,4, president 45 Student Council 3,45 delegate 45 Twerp Court 2,3 ,45 Mu Al- pha Theta 45 Football 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,4. ARDOIN, PAT: French Club 3. BARKER, CONSOLOTA: Homeroom secretary 25 speech club 3,45 NFL 3,45 spanish Club 3,45 Tri-Hi- Y 35 CLC 35 Science Club 3,45 Medical Careers 45 Drama Club 3,45 Who's Who 35 Foreign Language Festival 2,35 Blues 3 ,45 National Honor Society 4. BEACO, YOLANDE: Blues 1,2,3,45 Medical Careers 15 Science Club 2,3,45 Drama Club 35 Debate 35 NFL 3 ,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Rally 35 Who's Who 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 45 Homeroom treasurer 25 Homeroom presi- dent 4. BLAKE, SUSAN: Blues 1 ,2,3,45 head flag 45 Tri-Hi- Y 35 secretary 35 Science Club 2,3,45 Secretary 2, v.p. 3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,45 v.p. 35 president 45 Literary Rally 25 Academic Excellence 1,2,3,45 Homeroom president 45 Socity of Distinguished Ameri- can HS Students 35 Who's Who 45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 V.P. 45 Yearbook staff 3,45 ass't editor 35 editor 45 Mardi Gras court 45 La. Girl's State, 4. BREDA, LEONARD: Key club 3,45 Science Club 45 Medic al careers 4, secretary 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 All-district 3,45 Student council delegate 45 Homeroom v.p. 35 Track 25 Who's Who 3, 45 Society of Distinguished American HS students 3,45 BUNTYN, KATHY: Blues 15 drummer 25 Homeroom vice president 1, French Club 2,3,45 Newspaper 2,35 CLC 45 Art club 2,35 Scholastic award 25 COMBRE, SUSAN: Scholastic award 25 Academic ex- cellence 35 French club 2,3,45 CLC 3,45 Who's Who 35 Tri-Hi..Y 35 La. Girl's State 45 Rally 3,45 Blues, 1,45 NFL 3,4. DANIEL, DEBBIE: French Club 2,3,45 secretary 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Medical Careers 45 president 45 National Honor Society 3 ,45 Sec-Tres 45 Blues 2,3 ,45 Flagbearer 45 CLC 25 Homeroom president 3,45 vice president 15 Student-council delegate 3 ,45 Home- coming court 45 Rally 1 ,3,45 Who's Who 3,45 News- paper 2,35 Academic excellence 1,2,3,4. DAVENPORT, PAULA: Library Club 1,25 Scholastic Achievement Award 25 Art Club 2. DESORMEAUX, DAVID: Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Homeroom president 3 ,45 Student Council dele gate 45 Who's Who 3. DESORMEAUX, KEITH: Track 1, 2,3, 4, Aft Club 3. FONTENOT, GENIA: DAR Award 1, Homeroom treas- urer 25 Homeroom president 3 ,45 Blues 45 Softball 3, 45 Girl's track 45 Art Club 35 Scholastic Achievement Award 2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. FONTENOT, JUDY: Blues 1,2,3,45 French Club 2,s, 45 CLC 2,3,45 President 4, treas 35 National Honor Society 3 ,45 152 FREEMAN, JULIE: French Club 2,35 Blues 1,45 Science Club 1,25 Nath Club 45 Social studies Club 1,2. GAUTHREAUX, SHEILA: Spanish Club 2,3,45 Social Studies Club 1,25 National Honor Society 3 ,45 Science Club 15 Math Club 3,45 Newspaper staff 2,3,45 Stu.. dent council 45 GRANGER, PAMELA: Spanish club president 45 Art club 3,45 Student council HAWKINS, ANDRE.: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 253,43 National Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Nath Club 2,3,45 Medical Careers Club 2,3,45 Key Club 2, 3,45 French Club 25 Rally 2,45 Who's Who 3,45 Mardi Gras Court 25 Scholastic Award 1,45 Academci Excel- lence Award 2,35 Society of Distinguished Americal High School Students 3,45 Student Council delegate 35 Golf Team 2,3,45 HEBERT, TERRI: CLC 35 Newspaper 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Homeroom president 3,4. HICKS, PAT: Debate 1,2,35 Yearbook photographer 2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 HIDALGO, CONCETTA: Art Club 35 KAY, KATHY: Literary rally 2,45 Spanish club 2. LANDRY, ROBERT: Basketball 3,45 Class treasurer 1, Class vice president 25 art club 35 Latin Club 2. LEJEUNE, WENDELL: Football 1,2,3,45 All-star team 4-Basketball1,2,3,45 All..district 2,3,45 track 1,2, 3-45 French club 2,35 Civics award 15 Homeroom president 15 Student council delegate 35 twerp court 39 LIGGIO, CHUCK: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 45 Track 3,45 Class treasurer 1. MANUEL, MICHELLE: Blues 1,2,3,45 drummer 3,45 French Club 25 Science Club 2,3 ,45 president 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Mu Alpha Theta 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 helper-in..chief 35 Business Manager 45 Newspaper staff 45 page editor 45 Student Council 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 DAT 45 Softball 35 Who's Who 3,45 Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents 45 Literary Rally 25 Scholastic Achievement Award-1 ,25 Academic Excellence Award 35 La. Girl's State 4. MARCANTEL, JACKIE: National Honor Society 45 Softball 3,45 Tennis team 25 French Club 2,35 News- paper Staff 45 Homeroom president 45 Academic Ex- cellence Award 3 ,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Blues 3,45 Drummer 45 M185 Witt 45 MATASSA TAMMY: Class Secretary 15 most wittiest 1, Class V.P. 25 best all around 2, yearbook staff 25 Honor society 25 student council 1 , softball 3 ,4. MORENO, CAMMIE: Homeroom secretary 1,25 Stu- dent council delegate 35 Blues 25 Cheerleader 3 ,45 Who's Who 3,45 Homecoming Court 3,45 Mardi Gras Court 35 Mardi Gras Queen 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 French Club 2,3 ,45 Vice president 45 National Honor Society 45 Society of Distingushed American high School Stu- dents 4. Senior Credits NOLAND, NANETTE: Student Council 2,3,43 Act. V.P. 43 NFL 1,2,3,43 president 2,3,43 NuAlphaTheta 2,3,43 French Club 23 Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students 3,43 National Honor Society 43 Speech Club 1,2,3,43 Who's Who 4' Chorus pianist 2,3,43 NIIJT Award 1,2,33 Top teen 43 Debate team 1,2,3 ,43 Advisory Council 43 Literary Rally 43 Most Likely to Succeed 43 PESSON, KITTY: Blues, 1,2,3,43 Bicentennial flag 43 Homecoming court 33 Art Club 3 ,43 French Club 2, 33 Newspaper staff 3 ,43 Art director 43 Homeroom president 43 softball team 3 ,43 PREJEAN, ELISA: Blues 1,2,3,43 Flagbearer 43 Drama Club 1,23 Science Club 2,3,43 treasurer 3,43 French Club 2,3 ,43 treasurer 43 Newspaper staff 2,3,43 page editor 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 National Honor Society 43 Yearbook staff 3,43 ass't editor 43 Debate 33 Home- room president 43 Academic excellence Award 2, 3,43 Red Fox 3,43 Flame Club 43 DAT 43 Newspaper Ser- vice Award, Yearbook Service Award. PREJEAN, MARK: Homeroom president 13 track 1,2, 3,43 Homeroom vicepresident 23 football 2,3 ,43 All- district tail back 43 Art Club 3. PRINCE, JANET: Blues 2,3,43 Newspaper staff 3,4, Page editor 3,45 Debate 13 Class treasurer 23 DAT 43 Softball 43 track 4. REGAN, JAMES: Science Club 1,2,3,43 Key Club 3,43 Yearbook 43 photographer 3 ,43 Homeroom president 43 St. Louis Award 13 CIC 13 National Honor Society 43 NSF Summer science Program 3. ROBINSON, PATTY: Softball 3,43 Blues 3,43 Drummer 43 French Club 2,3,43 Math Club 43 Tri..Hi-Y 33 Honor 13 Banner Roll 23 Daughters of the American Revolu- tion Award 13 State Ralley QFrench Interpretive Read- ingl 23 DAT 43 Newspaper fPage Editorj 4. ROMERO, THERESA: Student Council 2,3,43 President of Homeroom 2,43 Delegate 33 St. Louis Blues 13 Cheerleader- Homecoming 13 Cheerleader 2,33 Head 4,3 Foreign Language Festival 33 C.C 43 Medical Car- eers 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 43 Mardi Gras Court 23 Homeconing Court 33 Key Club Sweetheart 43 Key Club District Sweetheart 43 National Cheerleader Ass. runner-up 33 1st place 43 Alternate Cheerleader McNeese3 Civics Award 23 Society of Outstanding American HS students 43 Who's Who 3,4. SCHNAUDER, KATHY: Academic Excellence 1,2,3,43 Foreign Language Festival 43 Literary Rally 2,3,4i National Honor Society 3,43 Spanich Club 2,3,43 Who's Who 43 Miss Courtesy 4. SIMON, KEVIN: Who's Who 3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Magis 3,4, SINGLETON, DWAN: French Club 2,3,43 Math Club 2, 3,43 Newspaper 2,3,4, page editor 43 CLC 1 ,2,3,4 Treasurer 2, vice-president 43 National Honor Society 3,4, Reporter'43 National Forensic League 13 The Society of Distinguished American HS students 3,43 Who's Who 3,43 Academic Excellence 1,2,354S Liter- ary Rally 1,3,43 Science Fair winner 13 L.S.U. Alumni Federation Scholarship 43 La. Board of Trustees Aca- demic Scholarship to McNeese 43 National Merit Sch- olarship to Loyola 4, Top Scholar 4. SIGUR, CLARE: Blues 1,23 Homeroom Vice-President 1,23 Alternate Cheerleader 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Who's Who 3, Homeroom President 3,43 Softball 3,43 Homecom- ing Court 3,43 Cheerleader 3 ,4. SONNONSTINE, MARY: French 3,43 Track team 43 Drama 43 National Honor Society 3,4. ST. ROMAIN, CADIE: Blues 1,33 Medicat Careers 1, 2,3,4, Vice-President 33 Library 1,2,33 French 33 Art Club 3. TALBOT, GINGER: Class Vice-President 13 Class Presi- dent 23 Best Dressed 13 Tri-Hi-Y3 Volleyball Team 4. TAUSSIG, FLORENCE: Blues l,2,3 ,4, Secretary 43 National Honor Society 3,4, President 4g Math Club 2, 3,4, Sec-Treas. 33 Treas 43 Science Club 3,4, Se- cretary 4, French Club 2,45 Newspaper 43 HR Pres. 43 Who's Who 3,4, Society of Distinguished American HS Students 3,43 Academic Excellence 1,2,3,43 Rally 33 Homecoming 4, Mardi Gras Court 43 Cal Cam Rep- resentative 43 Tri-Hi-.Y3 Belle 4. THIBODEAUEX, MARLENE: Blues 43 Freshmen Ice- breaker Committee 4. TRAHAN, CINDY: Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Editor 3,43 Medical Careers 2,33 CLC 3,45 Student Council 3,4, Club President 43 Service Award 23 American Press Most Valuable Staffer Award 3 ,43 Science Fair Award 2, Art Club 33 Flame Club3 DAT 4i Sarah Smile Award. TOPP, ELIZABETI-I: Medical Careers Club 13 Drama Club 1 ,2,3,43 Library Club 1, 2,3,43 Newspaper 1, 2, 3,4, Page Editor 4, French Club 2,3 ,43 Bicentinial Commission 3,43 Landry Library Award. WINEY, JANIS: Science Club Sweetheart 43 Volleyball Team 43 Advisory Council 43 Science Club 1,2,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y Club 2. WHITE, NANETTE: French Club 2,3,43 Science Club 43 Blues 1,2,3,43 Drummer 3,43 Newspaper Staff 43 Softball 3 ,43 YELVERTON, MARY BETH: Blues 1,2,3,43 Alternate Cheerleader 23 Latin Club 13 Spanish Club 33 News- paper 3,4 Student council President of Homeroom 2,3, 43 Vice -President 13 Christmas Bells .. Choir 3. YODER, PAT: Speech Club 1, 2,3 ,4, President 3 , Vice-President 23 National Forensic League 1,2,3,4, Vice -President 2,3,43 Science Club 3 ,43 Math Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,33 N.H.S. 43 Key Club 2,3,43 Pelican State 43 Student Council Pres. 43 Twerp Court 43 Most Successful 43 Speech Festival 2,33 Lit- erary Rally 1, Who's Who 3,43 Advisory Council 43 Optimist Award 23 Society fo Outstanding HS School Students 3,4, DTK 43 Academic Excellence 33 Scholar- ship to Centenary College 4i St. Louis Award. PRICE, NANCY: Mascot 43 Blues 33 Student Council 2,3,43 Homeroom Pres. 2,33 Delegate 4j Who's Who 43 Sociew of Distinguished American HS Students3 Homecoming Court 4i School Spirit 43 French Club 2,3,43 Science Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Delegate to S. C. Convention 2,3,43 Christmas Bells 3. Ji , Q WN CL 'fP 5 X x XW -Rl R f : P f ' . Q Xi 4 7 .SSW I 5 1- ,. . 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Bunyan 1 ' Z 0 2 2 St. Louis High School ' I 1 IH' I' ,i1'1fi',' 1.' will 7 A 'AH' X Q .3 f' 'V I 5 L .. r GAIIIE I TDP D' THE LAKE Congratulations from GATSBY S lop of the Lake Dinner Club Your best place for superb food atmosphere gl entertainment On the skyroof of the Lakeside Bank Building Broad and Front Streets Downtown Lake Charles Gio 9 PAGE EDITO RS Michelle Manuel Elisa Prejean ja net Prince Patty Robinson Clare Sigur Dwan Singleton Flo Taussig Elisabeth Topp Congratulations to the Seniors of the Newspaper Staff may you prosper always . . EDITOR Cindy Tra ha n ART DIRECTOR Kitty Pesson CO-PAGE EDITORS Sheila Gauthreaux jackie Marcantel Linda Taylor Nanette White Janis Winey Hope you can make it next year without us. Good Luck!! I Best wlshes Student Councll 1977 from Student Councll 76 Pat Yoder Presldent Kathy Carter Secretary Nanette Noland Act V P Mark johnson Treasurer Andre LeBlanc Exec V P DELEGATES C I Ardom Paul Bonln Leonard Breda Debble Damel Davld DesOrmeaux Sharon Johnson Nancy Prlce Henry Chol john DlGLgl1a Brenda Mancuso Valerle Mlller Ph1l Reynolds Scott Llgglo Llzette Chol Sharon McCauley Carol Martln Jeanne Ottenweller Lucy Pharr Steve Schllndler Carter Watson Theresa Regan Davld Foret Lorl Gardmer Ke 1th Jones Greg Stevens julle Yelverton Tracy Wllder Pam Calhoun Andrea Whlte CLUB PRESIDENTS Susan Blake Kathy Carter julle Daglelsh Debble Danlel Judy Fontenot Pam Granger Michelle Manuel Nanette Noland Theresa Romero Flo Tausslg Clndy Trahan Angle Slgur HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Shella Gauthreaux Chrls Savole Esther Schmld Valerle Mlller Debble Damel Mary Yelverton Ellsa Prejean Henry Chol DeAnna Cmfune Clare Slgur K1tty Pesson Katle Pharr Llz Sigur Steve janca Florence Tausslg Wendell Chrlstlan Davld Desormeaux Palge jones john DLG1gl1a Douglas Therlot james Regan Paula Zaunbreacher C I Ardoln Gema Fontenot Theresa Romero Yolande Beaco Susan Blake jackle Marcantel R053 Minflgldi y Elizabeth Topp Cindy Schuette 72 Vwe la Dzfference Parlez francazs en Louzszane Best W LS hes from ST MARGARET S PARISH H . . , ' ' ' I7 Ils sont Partis!! Seniors 9 C Sczenee Club Congratulates Senzor Members res1dent M1che1le Manuel V1ce Pres1dent Susan Blake C J Ardom Susan Blake Nanette Noland Pat Yoder Pa1ge jones Glenn Pap1ll1on Leonard Breda Jenmfer Calhoun Nancy Pr1ce Ph1ll1p Adams Bzen suerte SENIOR MEMBERS Secretary Flo Tausslg Treasurer Ehsa Prqean Kathy Carter Kaue Pharr Pam Granger Tammy Tate Loretta DeV1l1e jams W1ney Susan Combre Consolata Barker Al1son Wllllams james Regan Congratulauons Semorg semors Comphments of The Medzcczl THE SPANISH crow Careers Club 17 ' . ' . 4 Andre Hawkins Yolande Beaco We would lake to thank the followmg for thezr support as patrons of SPECTRE 76 Theresa and Mark Mr Larry Sylvester Kathy and Randy Bren Dan Mar Sue V1c Carroll and Mary Kay Mr Vernon Keatmg F r Damel Regan Charmayne and jamle Mrs A P Wheeldon Todd Wheeldon Klm Wheeldon R1cky Ehsner Erm Wheel don JGSSIG Ellsner Madame Zahm Cool and the Gang A11 and Sue I 0 9 , 1 , 1 . 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Robert- 1 1 8 Baca, Rica-124, Baca, Rico-124 Baily, Fred Barger, Berr y-124,68 Barkerc, Consolata-134,35 Barker, Mar ia, 51 Bastiste, jennifer-1 1 2 Beaco, Yolande-134, 50, 29 Benoit, Douglas-112 Benoit, Guy-118 Benoit, John Bergeron, Allison-118, 35 Bergeron, Carol Bergeron, Lana-1 12 Berry, Chris-118, 61 Berry, Susan-124,59,35 Bertrand, Timothy-124 Blake, Susan-134,5O,34,35, 47,45,91,90 Blanchard, Cythia-124,44 Bodin, Michael-118,108 Bond, Steohen-118 Bondurant, Alyson-112 ,67 4 Bonin, Kit-124, 44, 85, 34, 35 Bonin, Paul 134,29,147,81 Bonvillain, Billy 68 Bonvillain, Denise-112 Bonvillain, jerry-124,68 Boose, Kenneth-112 Bordelon, Maire-134 Boudreaux, Robert-112,71 Boullion, Vickie-124, 85, 33 Bourgeous, Charles-124 Bourque, Angelina-112 Brakley, Michelle-112 Breaux, Lila I Breda, Leonard-134, 50, 73, 29, 90 Brewer, Kate-118 Broussard, Gwen-112 Broussard, Jennifer-118 Broussard, jill Broussard, Leslie-124,52 Broussard, Melody-118 Broussard, Patrica-134 Broussard, Tina C-134 Broussard, Tina R-134 Brown, jeffory-112 Bunch, Debra-124 Bunch, Mona-118 Buntyn, Katherine-135 Burge, Vickie-124,59,35 Burris, Karen-113 Bustillo, Manuel-118 Bucher, Karla-113 Buttross, Lily-124,35,61 Buzttross, Melanie-113 -C.. Caldarera, Marlene-118 Calhoun, jennifer-135,35 Calhoun, Pamela-113, 36,31 Camalo, Gina-125,36 Carlin, Yuonne-119 Carrol, Linda-113 Carmouche, Hunter-119, 80,69 Carmouche, Perre-135 Carpenter, Donna-125,38 Carrier, Lydia-125 Carter, Kathyrn-13S,5O,84, 149, 146,34,36,28 Casteet, Christopher Catile, Gart-125 Ceasar, Racheal-113 Chession, Darrell-125 Chamber, Cathy-1 19, 36, 46 Charles, Agatha-113 Chavanne, john-125 Chavanne, William-119 Childress, Craig-118 Chol, Henery-125,68, 29, 91, 30 Chol, Lizette-119, 34, 36,3O, 101 Christian, Wendell-68, 81, 29 Christman, Amy-113,36 Christman, Robert-135,63 Cifune, DeAnna-125,34,36 Clark, Mike Coco, Robert-135, 77, 67, 81 Cole, Gregory Colston, Consuela-119,36 Combre, Susan-13S,36,101 Comeaux, Jena-119,36 Cannon, Michey-125,68 Connor, Vickie-125,52 Corbello, Richard-119 Corman, Mike-135 courville, christina-119 Cradure, Monica-125 Crawford, Susan-135 Crosby, Gary-1 13 -D- Daigle, Richard-135 Daigleish, julie-125,51 Daly, Carolyn-125 Daniel, Debbi-135,5O, 84,101, 100,34,36,29,42,28 Daniel, Michael-125,73 Darbonne, Wsley-113 Dartez, Sue-135,50 Davenport, Paula-135,46 Davis, Lisa-125 Debatez, Ann-125,51 Delafosse, Kathy-125 Delaney, Susan-119,38 Demary, David-125 Dent, Suzanne-113 Derby, Theresa-125,52,36 DeSantis, Robert-143,67 Desormeaux, David-80, 146, 79, 80 Desormeaux, Keith-136 Devill, Loretta-136 Devill, Rebecca-113 Deville, Regina Dail, Randy-125,68,79 Dietrich, Cindi DiGiglia, john-125, 60, 29 Dingler, Charmayne-119,3 Donahoe, john-136, 38, 63 Dondis, Nathan-125, 79, 80 Doucet, Sandy-113 Doyle, Angie-119,39 Dubois, Carrie-119 Duhon, Bryan-143 Duhon, Cherie-119,36 Duhon, Christine-119 Duhon, Johnathan-119 Dulvlaine, james-113 Duplachaine, Rosland -E- Easr, Patricia-119 Ehler, Robert-119 Ehmke, Ronald-119, 100, 101 Ellender, Cathy-119,59 Elkins, Dwight-119 Elliot, Dan-136,67, 81 Elliot, Cathy-119 Enright, Ellen-119,44 Enright, Sharon-113 -F- Farris, Feffory-113 Fasske, Timothy-119 Fazzio, Gus-113 Fontenot, Danielle-125, 36 Fontenot, Eugenia-136, 29,46, 36 Fontenot, Judy-136, 50, 52, 36, 28 Fontenot, Michael-113 177 Fontenot, Otis-113 Fontenot, Paulette-113 Fontenot, Roderick-119,69 Fontenot, Theresa-125 Fontenot, Velda-136 Forte, Charlene- 125 , 36 Foret, David-113,77,31,91 Forest, jerry-119,46, 91 Fox, Mary-113 Fox, Susan-125,36 Freeman, julie-136,36 Fruge, Cynthia-119,36 Fusilier, Michelle-113 Futch, Blanche-119 -G- Garber, Becky-34,36 Garber, Jennifer-113 Garcille, Chris-120 Garcille, Karen-114 Gardiner, Lori-114,31 Garrick, Brenda-114,31 Garrick, Linda-125 Gary, Wendy Gauthreaux, Pasty-125, 85 Gauthreaux, Linda-125 Gautheaux, Shelia-136, 50, 2 Gauthreaux, Theresa-114 Gayle, jennifer-114 Gayle, Mary K.-120 Gelt, Micheal-125 Gennuso, Nancy-125,52,36 Giles, Melissa-120, 44, 36 Goodwin, Patrca-114 Gossen, Mary-114, 36, 108, 91 Goudeau, Larry-126 Granger, Debbie Granger, Jill-114 Granger, Pam-136,44 Gremillion, Paula-120 Guidry, Miranda-114 Guidy, Tammy-126 Guilbeaux, james-137, 74, 61, 80 Guillory, Gary-137 Guillory, Gregory-126 Glrillory, Hilbert-120,44 Guillory, joseph-126 Guillary, Jud-137 Guillory, Kevin-114,39 Guillory, Leo-114 Guillory, Terryl-120,101 .1-1- Hall, Gerlyn-114 Hathaway, Bill-114 Hammon, Elizabeth Hammond, Joan-137 Handy, Melissa Hanks, Annette-114 Hanks, Annette-114 Hanks, Denise-120 178 Hanks, Ricky-126,63,73 Hardy, Tim-12O,44,77 Harless, Ted-120,79 Harless, Shawn-120 Harris, Clifford-120 Hart, john-120 Hassinlc, Maria-126,34,36 Hawkins, Andre-137, 50, 63 Heard, jeffory-120,69 Heard, Paul-137,67 Hebert, David-126,38 Hebert, Robert-137 Hebert, Terril-37 Hebert, Theresa-126,46 Hess, Grechen-114 Hickman, Mark-137 Hicks, Pat-137, 53,46 Hidalgo, Carmel-114 Hinch, Craig-120 Hidalgo, Carmel-137 Hoffpour, Dena-120 Hoffpauir, Donna-120 Hoffpauir, Don-137 Hollins, Kelly-138 Hollins, Virginia-51 ,7s,79 Horton, john-120, 77, 61, 81, 79 Horton, Mindy-138 Huber, Carla-120 Hungerford, Vincent-138 -1- Ieyoub, Chris-120, 73 Ivy, Angie-1 14 -J- janca, Greg-114 janca, Steve-126,69,29 johnson, Danny-120 Johnson, Mark-120, 28,100 Johnson, Monica-114 Johnson, Sharon- 13 8, 50, 44, 36, 29,147,101 Jones, Keith-114 31 108 Jones, Paige-138,59:36,29,146 judice, Amiee-126,52,36 Juneau, Buddy-120 Junk, Renza-120,36 -K- Kay, Kathy-138, 101 Kemmerly, Leslie-126,36 Klein, Cindy-114,36 Kohnlce, Lisa-114,36 Kushner, Eric-114 -L- LaBauve, Barbara-121 LaFleur, Karen-114 LaF1uer, Lynn-121 LaFleur, Kim-121 Landry, Becky-115 Landry, Roger-115 Landry, Paula-115 Landry, Robert-138,73,147 Lanza, Danny-121,77 Lanza, Ricky-126 LaPort, Pauline-138 LaRocca, Craig-121 Latiolais, Joey-121 LeBlanc, jerry-121 LeBlanc, joe-138 LeBlanc, Andre-109,91 LeBlance, Mike-121 LeDoux, Phillip-121 Leger, Melanie-115 Lejeune, Blaine-121 , 69, 81 Lejeune, Wendell-138, 67, 73 , 146 Lemoine, Cynthia-121,44 Leonards, Chris-115 Leonards, Robert-138 Liggio, Charles-138, 74, 67, 80 Liggio, Lori-115 Liggio, Scott-126, 74, 29, 30, 80 Liprie, Kitty-126,52 Lloyd, Sharon-115,39 Louviere, Mark-126,42 Lowery, Kevin-115 Lowery, Theresa-126, 38, 52 Lowery, Dennis-115,71 Lovejoy, John-121 -M- Magkey, Erin-126,36 Malone, Donald-126, 74, 69, 80, 81 Malone, Leona-115,39 Malone, Mitchell-115 Malone, Romona-121,44 Mancuso, Brenda-126,36, 30 Manuel, Gregory-115 Manuel, Michelle-139, 50, 34, 36, 46,28 ' Marcantel, Barbara Marcantel, Susan-126 Marcantel, jackie-147 Montarona, Toni-126 Martin, Caroll-1 21, 34, 37, 30 Marquez, Mark-139 Matassa, Tammy-139 Mathieu, Curtis-127 Mathieu, Denise-121 Mathieu, Mark-115 McCanless, Ellen-121 McCann, Trip-121 McCarthy, Janie-121 McCauley, Sharon-121 , 33, 30, 91, 101 McDonald, Susanne- 1 21 McNeely, jackO1 15 Meir, Greg-70, 81 Menard, Julie -1 1 5 Reddin, Bryan-122, 79, 80 Menou, Chris-127 Mesh, Lisa-115 Meyer, Juanita-51, 52, 39, 100 Miche, Lisa Miles, Alvin-127, 74 Milton, Camille Miller, Craig-115 Miller, Dale-121 Miller, Danny-115 Miller, Rebbecca-121 Miller, Valerie-127,85,33,51, 29,30, 91 Minaldi, Risa-127,57,34, 101, 100, 109, 30 Moe, Elizabeth-121 Moe, Mary-115 Molbert, Charles-139 Molbert, jeffory-121 Molbert, Timmothy-115 Montalbana, Pamela-139, 50 Montou, Melinda-115 Moore, Beth-115 Moore, Caroll-127,51 Moore, Elizabeth Moore, janet-127,37 Moore, Linda-127 Moore, Paul-122 Moore, Vickie-122 Moranski, John-122 Moreau, jeff-115 Moreno, Cammie-139, 84,33,51, 42,90 Moreno, David-116 Moreno, Paul-127, 74 Mott, Mark-116 Mouton, Penny-127,37 Myer, Juanita-127 ..N- Navarra, Mary-127, 34,37 Navarra, Tommy-122 Nelson, Debbie-127,37 Nelson, Gary-122 Noble, Nancy-116 Noland, Nanette-139, 51, 146, 30,28,100 Papillion, Cybthia-127,37 Papillion, Glen-139 Papillion, Magdalene-122 Papillion, Nathaniel-122, 77 Peet, Daniel-127, 71 , 81 Percle, Howard-139 Percle, Julie-116 Percle, Karen-127 Pesson, Kitty-139, 34, 37, 29 Petitjean, Angela-122 Petitjean, joey-127 Pedtjean, Shelly-116 Phrr, Lucy-122,33,61,30,101 Pharr, Katie-139,51,34, 100,37, 29 Phenice, Lisa-127 Piatt, Eric-116 Piatt, Ronald-116 Pitre, Mattew Piue, Nathan Pitre, Sonya-127 Pitre, Theresa-122 Pitts, Kathlena-122 Poe, Holly-128, 101 Romero, Lisa-1 1 6 Romero, Theresa-140, 51, 52 29, 42,28 Romero, Vicki-128 Rougeau, Rochell-122 Ryder, Randall-116 -5- St Romain, Annette-141 St Romain, Cadie-141 St Romain, Denise-123 , 37 St Romain, janet-117, 37 St Romain, john-123 Saloon, Mike-116 Savoie, Chris-141,59,37 Savoie, Mitchell-123 Schell, Andrew-141 Schexneider, James-141 Schexneider, Maridal Schindler, Steve-123,77 Scmid, Esther-128, 85, 51 , 37, 29 Schmi tt, Archie-116 Phorelsky, John-139,101 Phoorelsky, Peter-128 Polito, Judy-128 Portinause, Frank-116 Pousson, Theresa-140 Pratt, Corrie- 122, 38 Prejean, Elisa-140, 51 , 34, 37, 46, 29,30,42 Prejean, Francis-116 Prejean, Garland-128 Prejean, Mark-140, 67,147, 80 Prejean, Rachell-116,37 Prejean, Renee-128,37,46 Prejean, Theresa-128,37 Price, Nancy-140, 84, 33,147, 29 Primeaux, Russel-128, 69 Prince, janet-140,37 Prince, John-140 Pdnce, Nike-128,63 -R- Schimtt, jan-128 Schmitt, Sharon-123, 59 Schnauder, Kathy-141, 50, 44, 146, 100 Schmauder, Kenneth-116 Schnauder, Martha-128, 51, 30 Schram, Mark-123, 70 Schram, Sharon-128, 51, 34, 37 Schreve, Ava Nell-141 Schuette, Cindy-128,37 Scimemi, Michelle-116 Scimemi, Michael-141 Scimemi, Sam-116 Scuderi, Linda-123 Segura, Oscar-128 Sellers, Tammy-123 Sellers, Will-116,39 Shaddock, Mary-123, 59, 34, 37, 61 Shaddock, Steve- 1 28 She arm an, Douglas-11 6 Shreve, Bridget- 1 28, 46 Shrev, Charles-1 23 Norsworthy, Greg-1 39 Norwood, Richard-1 1 6 ..0.. Oca, Maria-44 O'Conner, Carolyn-116 Ogea, Craig-112 Ottenweller, Jeanie-122, 91,s4,37,3o,1os -p- 101, Papion, Gervy-122, 80, 44, 79 , 77, 81 Papion, Paul-127, 69 100, Reece, Reece, Frances-122,44 Kev-in-140 Reeds, Evan-122 Regan, james-140, 51, 53, 46, 29, 147 Regan, Theresa-122,34,37, 30 Reynolds, Mike-140,71 Reynolds, Phil-128,77, 69 Ribbeck, Rose-128,46 Richard, Bruce-122 Richard, Theresa-37 Roberts, Christy-128 Robinson, Mary Kay-128, 40, 52 Robinson, Patricia-140,34,37 Robinson, Patrick-116 Robinson, Susan Romain, Ricky-140 Sievert, Norman-116, 100,101 SigLu', Angela-141,28 Sigur, Clare-141 , 84, 33, 29 Sigur, Liz-128,29 Sigur, Marcel-128 Sigur, Mellissa-116 Sigur, Steohanie-123 Simon, Kevin-141,5O,152 Simien, Patricia-117, 39 Single Single ton, Dwan-141,50,52 ton, Mona-128,51,39, 52 Smith, Allen- 1 1 7 Smith, Shari-1 1 7 Solari, Matt-123, 70 Solari, Mike- 1 1 7 Sonnier, Michael-123, 79, 80 Sonnonstine, Mary-142, 39 179 Soulier, Paul-123,61 Starkovich, Allen-1 23 , 70 Stemmann, Donna-117,37 Stemmann, Karl-128 Stephens, Cassandra-123 Stephens, Lisa-129 Stevens, Edith-39 Stevens, Greg-117,31 Stevens, Louis-142 Stoma, Karen-37 Stoma, Karen-37 Stoma, Kristy-129,34,37 Stutes, Bryan-129, S1 , 63 Sutton, Grady-117 Sullivan, Lynn-129, 51 -T- Talbot, Ginger-142,59 Tate, Tammy-142 Taussug, Edward-123,44 77 Taussig, Florence-142,99,29 50, 84, 34, 37, 147 Taylor, Jonathon-117 Taylor, Kathy-117, 37 Taylor, Lee Taylor, Linda-142,44 Taylor, Stephanie-117 Tete, Libby-142 Tete, Robert-123 Tharp, Rachal-117 Theriot, Douglas-129, 69, 81 Theriot, Tim-123,70, 81 Thibodeaux, C nthia-129,37 ,-'48, Y Thibodeaux, Marlene-142,37 Thibodeaux, Melinda-123, 44 Thibodeaux, Monica-117 Thierry, jennifer-117, 39 Thompson, Annette-142 Thompson, Jude Thompson, Sonya Topp, Elizabeth-100, 142, 38, 39 Trahan, Cindy-142, 52, 40, 28 Trail, Mary-123,44,37 Tritico, Kelly-117 Trouard, jimmy-117 Tullos, Eddie-123, 71, 81 Tullos, Kirk-117,71 Tyler, Sherry-129,52 -U- Unkel, Donna-142,61, 30 Undkel, Margaret-1 29, 44, 34 61 Unkel, Winn- 1 1 7 Urdi ales, David- 142 -V- Vaughen, Judy-117 Veillon, james-117 Venable, Lisa-117 Venable, Rhonda-129 180 ,37, Viccellio, Charles-123,70 Victorian, Polly-117 Vincent, Bryan-69 Vincent, Karen-143,59,51 Voss, Karl-129 Voss, Karla-38,S2,101 -W.. Wallace, Kelly Ward, Billy Watson, Carter-1 23, 30, 91 Webb, Pat-129 Weeks, Jeanie-129 Weeks, Patricia-117 Weidman, john fPatj-117, 80, 71 Whelan, Greg-143,79, 80 White, Andrea-117, 59,31 White, joe-129,69 White, Lisa-129,33 White, Nanette-143,34,37 White, Tom-123,70 Wicke, Richard-123,70 Wilder, Tracy-117,31 Williams, Allison-143, 30, 147 Williams, Denise-129 Williams, Vanissa-117 Winey, Donald-117 Whiney, Janis-143,59 Wood, Cheryl-143 Wood, Frankie-129, 80 Woods, Randy-123 ..Y.. Yelverton, james-123,61 Yelverton, Julei-117, 31, 91 Yelverton, Leigh Ann-37, 143 Yelverton, Mary Beth-143, 37, 29 Yoder, Pat-143, 51, 53, 28,146, 90, 149 Yoder, Peter- 123, 70, 81 -Z.. Zaunbrecher, Paula-129, 91, 37 -ACTIVITIES - Harvest Festival-94-95 Homecoming 75-84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89 Mardi Gras fTWerpj-90, 91 Student Council Elections 92 Teacher Appreciation Day-93 Advent Assemblies-96 Lent Assembli es-97 Bicentennial Day-98, 99 Literary Rally-100, 101 PROM -102, 103, 104, 105 Underclassman Honors- 106, 107 S.I., Awards- 108,109 After School Activities-54 , S -ADMINISTRATION- Keating, Verhon-17 Rev. 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