Sulphur High School - Tornado Yearbook (Sulphur, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1957 volume:

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One quality, however, never changes, the pride that stu- dents feel when they say, 'al graduated from Sulphur Highf, We of the TORNADO Staff sincerely hope that our little guide from one of the early graduating classes will help you enjoy the panorama of growth at Sulphur High School. Contents Dedication Spring Activities Administration School Life Features Athletics Organizations Classes Advertisements SULPHUR H BOUD ' 3 Miss Merne R. Nail Dedication It is with love and admiration that we, the TORNADO staff, dedicate this volume of the TORNADO. It is hut an humble effort to show our ap- preciation to one who has served the students as teacher, sponsor, guide and friend. Not only in her teaching of English and foreign language, but also in her faithful service to the school and its student body, she has been and still is a vital part of Sulphur High School. We are proud to dedicate the 1957 TORNADO T04 MISS MERNE R. NAIL 5 NX ,4 mwah am, 1 A mf' - 5? Qi Jil ni Tl1eSulPIfnur High Banc' 8 Spring was the time Q ,E::,T, 0 4 ,f X i m , gf mquets and awards National Beta installation and Career Day highlight spring activities 1-3 iz. gg, ,- - ---We--x I4V':.fiy?3ELiS N K I if fl 1 kwfiz T Xi-Y - ' if-f,gy'if .kk Q15 Ri- ef ii W Career Day i if 1 ORNADO was dedicateu It happened in the pring of 1956 uv vw' The 1956 T Sulphur High received the trophy for the district basketball championship. At thc end of the year the Freshman science classes exhibited their projects. I3 Mr. J. T. Pickens, ,lr. presented the Joe Young trophy to Jimmy Ardion. Th e whole universe was tl i Ming for the 1956 Prom. gp-an ,fig Y 9, Ji N A The juniors built cz space shy? for the mp I 'i fl W .A - , K ,-- E-51:1- JTf5Za2li5'3Eili Wi:3E'4'3'5?1Q3i3?4f5!f6Z4!k The 1956 High chool Championship Rorlec Nqr fig I .WWI Q Hang nn. Mllus. SIILPHIIR WINNERS OF THE LOIQISIANA HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO Juym- Kinnpy, rhgimlyiun all-argunql Cgyw -'v IIIFIS' CIIIIIDQI I'I1Il'St' CODIOSII Jflyvt' KIHIIQW g1irI. First: ,lully Dugas. 'I'I1ir4l. Puln- Hvmling Ewntz Juyve Kinney, SUCUIIKI. Cluwr Lvaf Barre-I Ram-: ,Ivyvv Kinney, Sm'uncI. ww M. Q Hluf' Eyes win 1 am All-Arnuncl Cowgirl: ,Iuycv Kinnvy. Sulphur. Cvralfl Olsen in II14- Tim--down Calf roping f-vf-nt. I6 is fi 5 'I 1 f 'S W .L- f, 3 LL,, 1 ff L 9 Www if Qi '55 5, 'F ,M M y .,, ,, 2 'f if 'M ,, MA f 'E 'W 5. A f x xv f QSM ' -Q I 213' gm 1 , Q M 1 ? 4' W' w R - . 1 Q 3 . , 6 1,4 .I J 452 if W ff 1 A , VV 5J:,3,fg1Zf: ' J, fag if ,, x 311.95-Eli? 535' ' ' if W'.' . 'gf 'N A Amy LA S . ' .' , if W Z m J 1 v 5 ' , ,QB , f V, , A nr 4 ap .. N W fx - I ws 1 x 'Q f Q2 Q A' X 1' MF! 1 , .1 A U IV Q I i 2 E E a T Q A W U N 1-flfffwf W 1. ., ' , fx 1 G12 gym, .5324 XM .,n, BMA Wiifw A an .X 'a-4-.wfggig M -on 524522151't1f2mlzPirf:2iC, Z- Lx. lf A - . , W 1 gin 'ex 1 sf ,,.. iii fi .-by Wg Km M -11- 0 ,Ax fs S 5 ,L Hifi Q, 3 .2 Z 1 Q - , xi ,- Calcasieu Parish School Board Office Building Mr. C. J. Drost MR. H. A. MR. C. W. MR. J. M. MR. H. C. MR. PAUL MOSES ........ MISS DORIS COMWAY MISS LENORE BARBEE BOYET ....... NORTON ......O..O HANCHEY ...,.... SEMPLE ..,,.... SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS C. J. Drost, President John Breaux J. M. Brown J essee Cady L James R. Davis R. L. Douglas Ira Hebert Odes Poole Clauduis Mayo Dwight C. Spates Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Executive 20 Assistant Superintendent High School Supervisor Elementary Supervisor Primary Supervisor Visiting Teacher Mr. Dwight C. Spates Handling the important jobs uxnxnrrsqgw MR. B. S, WALKER Principal MR. BILLY MOSES Assistant Principal ' MRS. GEORGE GILMORE 2l Secretary .Wi W Ansari Faculty MRS. SUSIE B. AGNER B.S., Mississippi Delta State Teachers College M.A., Louisiana State University Library Science MRS. ZOE BACCETT B.S., Southwestern Louisiana Institute Mathematics and Physics MRS. HAROLD BRANNON B.S., Louisiana State University Mathematics C. T. CAMPBELL B.S.. Northwestern State College M.H.. North Texas State Teachers College Physical Education HAROLD A. DEVILLE Industrial Education. Southwestern Louisiana Institute Trade and Industry MRS. DOROTHY DONALDSUN B.S., Northwestern State College English and Journalism BENNIE ELLENDER B. Ed., Tulane University M.S., Louisiana State University Physical Education MRS. BENNIE ELLENDER B.S., Louisiana State University Physical Education LEON ROY FORD B.S., Northwestern State College Science and Mathematics EDWARD GILLEON B.S., Bowling Green Business University M.A., Mississippi Southern College Commerce Faculty MRS. MARGUERITE GILLEON B.S., M.A.. Mississippi Southern College English MRS. DOROTHY GILMER B.S., Mississippi State College for Women Physical Education MRS. GLADYS GOODWIN BS.. Arkansas State Teachers College M.A., Louisiana State University Mathematics MRS. LOIS GREGORY B.S.. Northwestern State College Commerce W. N. HANCHEY BS.. Northwestern State College Social Studies MRS. JOYCE L. HANNA A.B., B.S.. Central Missouri College Latin and English MRS. ERNESTINE HOWELL B.S.. Louisiana Tech. M.Ed., Louisiana State University English MISS CATHERINE HYDE B.S., Southeastern Louisiana College Science MISS KAY LUEDERS B.S., Louisiana State University Social Studies E. J. LEWIS BS., McNeese State College Mathematics Faculty MRS. MARGARET LEWIS B.A.. Southwestern Louisiana Institute French and English MRS. L. L, MARTINE B.S.. University of Houston English. Commerce MISS BILLIE .IO MAXWELL B.S.. Louisiana Tech Speech SANFORD MICHOT B.S.. Southwestern Louisiana Institute Science MISS MERNE R. NAIL B.S.. M.Ed.. University of Texas Latin. English MISS CLAUDETTE NAQUIN B.S.. Southwestern Louisiana Institute Home Economics MRS. MICKEY PENTON B.S.. Northwestern State College Home Economics MRS. MARGARET PLUGGE B.S.. Louisiana Tech Social Studies MISS DIANNE REEDER B.S., University of Mexico Spanish, English MR. ALVIN K. REYNOLDS B.M.E.. McNeese State College M.S., Louisiana State University Music Faculty JACK V. RICHARD B.M.E.. Southwestern Louisiana College Band ALBERT V. SAUCIER BA.. Southwestern Louisiana Institute Science E. D. SCHUMACHER B.S.. Northwestern State College M.A.. Louisiana State University Social Studies MRS. DOROTHY SMITH B.A.. Northwestern State College Social Studies MRS. MARYBELLE SMITH B.S.. Northwestern State College Mathematics MISS SYBIL TODD B.S.. Southwestern Louisiana College Home Economics MRS. HARRIETTE TURNER B.S.. Northwestern Louisiana College Social Studies. Debate Coach MR. I. D. VALLOT B.S., Louisiana State University Agriculture MRS. MURL VINCENT B.A., Louisiana College English MISS FRANCES WILSON B.S., Northwestern State College M.Ed., University of Houston Mathematics. Student Advisor I If I E i E E H E U L 1 r Lf P E +135-:rv ae -, K N. V, Z X W Q' 7 L N' , ,.,, . , z f .. 1 X y S Q M Q , , ww. ... , '53 r . s ,Q . The biggest part of our sehoc A I, 4 l Often the English Department is associated only with the courses in grammar. flavored with a touch of litera- ture. However. it is found to be more complex beneath the surface. The Sulphur High department also offers courses in speech. debate, dramatics, and journalism. The students are encouraged by the English Depart- ment to participate in state and national competition in speaking and composition. 5 4 28 is spent in the classroom The challenging problems of the pre- sent and of the future have made us increasingly conscious of our American past and of our democratic heritage. Our social studies Curriculum is designed to give students a deep under- standing of our country and of other countries, to help us to comprehend the significance of historical experi- ences. and to make history a live force in our everyday lives. atm The foreign language department at Sulphur High School is very complete. Two year courses of Latin, Spanish and French are taught. These courses were selected for their educational and voca- tional values, the extent of their use, and cultural values to he gained by their study. Here we study fundamental and advance 1 1 Because of our industrial environment and our ever increasing need for scientists, Sulphur High encourages study in the fields of science and mathematics. Science courses offered include General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. In the math department a student may take Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Business Math, and two years of Algebra. ,,,,,,,,,,c 30 Jurses to assure us u successful future Homemaking is an important part in the life of a girl at Sulphur High School. As well as learning to prepare food and to sew a girl gains a wealth of useful knowledge in good grooming, child care, etiquette, enter taining, home nursing and nutrition. The outstanding success of the Sulphur Agriculture Department is evidenced by their winning National Best Chapter Award this year. The department boasts a 14- acre farm on the school campus where the boys are given an opportunity to raise pure bred cattle, sheep, and hogsg to maintain a state- approved hatcheryg and to operate an experi- mental farm. We acquire knowledge . . .skills A student in the COMMERCE DEPARTMENT becomes well informed and well trained in all phases of business education. Sulphur High School offers typing. bookkeeping. office practice. business math. and two years of shorthand. linder the guidance of Mr. DeVille and in a well equipped shop, a carefully planned program of activities is carried out. Boys are trained in Woodcraft. metal craft. and mechanical drawing. and are given an opportunity to further develope their talents. 32 culture . . . fb... 5 Y i V Y w 1 I ' , ft.. g E' A Q -'W' Nlusic is big! This fact has been proven time and time again by the Sulphur High music department which is open to any musically inclined student. A vital part of Sulphur High's activities is the Golden Tornado Band under the direction of Mr. Jack Richard. Mr. Richard can well be proud of this group. Besides participating in the music and marching festivals this fifty piece concert unit performs at football games. marches in parades, plays at pep rallies. and presents concerts for the public. The band department also boasts a twenty-seven piece cadet band for the purpose of training beginners. The chorus. under the direction of Mr. Alvin Reynolds. does a fine job of entertaining at assemblies as well as participation in the various music festivals. Not to be overlooked is the boys' quartet which has become a well known organiza- tion in this area. and a sound bod - The Physical Education Department has many varied activities which are chosen in regard to human growth, development, and behavior. One primary goal of the Physical Education department is to stress co-operation and good sportsmanship. 33 ot to be forgotten iU. , A library full of knowledge. entertainment. and opportunity. I vs.. WM CAFETERIA HOSTESSES: Mrs. James Hoffauir and Mrs. Benoit, Mrs. Monceaux, Mrs. P6-ttijohn, Mrs. Cormier, Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Hessifer, Mrs. Le Blanc. 34 lr. PM The first Wednesday of the Month Each month the students of either an individual class or a club presents an assembly program. These assemblies are many and varied, ranging from humorous skits to educational programsg from hillbilly music to the works of the great mastersg from pep rallies to honoring those who have done outstanding work in any field. The entire student body looks forward to the first Wednesday - ASSEMBLY DAY! President RAY KEEVER Vice President SHARON KRAEMER Historian JIMMIE LYNN BARRETT tudent Council-For big job Secretary FAYE MORGAN 36 tall jobs, all jobs . . . 'f SENIOR MEMBERS: Denny Hollinger, Sue Sa' ' ' . Marla JUNIOR MEMBERS, Seated' Ray Pollard, Sperry Blake- 'am' Shlfley Gary' Rudy Kofoel Jerry Nelson. Standing: Leonard Carter, Susan Utley Carolyn Bergeron, L12 Hopson, Freddie MCI..f'mIJlP. Patsy McLin, John Faulk. .?g,Ll'CA',p JS fi a fx , Q f A 4 SOPHOMORES, Seated: Pam Brous- FRESHMEN, Seated: Donna Elender, Frances Beglis, sard, Sylvia Wright, Bettilu Mcllaffie. Rita Docker. Standing: Shayne Owens, Terrell Hoffpauir, Standing: Larry Davis, Walter Hughes. Harry Stelly. J. D. Vallot, Roland Loup, Betsy Jacobsen, John Bergstedt, Jack Endicott. 37 The administration welcom SONDRA COLLINS CHARLES VINCENT CHARLOTTE BAHNSEN PIE SONNIER BARBARA .IEFCOAT MARLENE LOPEZ MARLA GWEN SAVANT PAUL HYNES JEAN JORDON RICHARD VICE 38 ' 4 udent help in the office . .. NELLIE HENNINGTON ELAINE MCKINNEY 1 JUDY HOFFPAUIR SHARON KRAMER N PHILLIP GUIDRY SISSY GORUM JANICE GRANGER FAYE PESHOFF SUE WHITAKER 39 SHERRY COM0 LINDA BOYDSTON ulphur students brou Morgan State Wm er oi the Nanona n 1 , v . xi. Xia!-mtg 'Cor Dvtnovracy' tonite Nita Kay Cooper was elected State President of Na tional Beta. Q? Az a . Frank! 'dlstfic In lv I 'Ur- as 'Sh' 919016151-gl .Of V YJ:-A' Aiea X d'Str1'cfI1P Tri- President Oi I Chap! Y 4 Me' a' 4 , Lem ln, Ihej,-a Eylreggfu 40 C A redit to the school Sulphur High School held the position of president of the Louisiana Scholastic Press As- sociation for 1956. At the State Convention in Baton Rouge, Philip Andrews, editor of the Tornado, and Barbara Dever, feature editor of the Cyclone, presided. Pelican Girls, State and Pelican Boys' State are summer activities sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and American Legion respectively. The girls and boys are nominated by the teachers on the basis of leadership, scholar- ship, cooperation and character, and are then elected by the Junior Class. Each group spends nine days in Baton Rouge participating in activities based on the government of the state. This is a mythical forty-ninth state. , .w,5Z. ,- . ,Y 3-.f l'14 ,,. ' s S :Vet IQ. it Vie . . My-. - fn' tn' ti.. A ' 1 ii f its waiii ' . '1 fin : ifilfi 1 i ii Sue Whitaker, Shirley Gary. and Elizabeth Perry repre- sented Sulphur High School at Pelican Girls' State in Baton Rouge during the summer of 1956. Freddie McLemore, J ay Koonce, Bobby Martin, and Butch Hobhie attended Peli- can Boys' State. Jay served as chairman of the Federalist Party and presided over their convention. 4l Todayps golden momeni W PIIILI I' ANDREWS, Efliror Tornado taff Our hcarliesl lhanks to the faculty and student body for their cooperation with thc staff in the publishing of our yearbook. We hope you enjoy your 1957 Tornado as much as we Enjoyed work- ing on il. 1 ff F1 1 1 I DONALD LAND, Business .l'lIlIlG,L'?f J l JANICIE Mc-MANU5 and JOE SASSER ,fix SALLY NORIJAN and MARY LFE ROIEERTS 42 JIMMY LANIDRY. MARY ANN MITiIllICI.l. and LEONARD lIAR'l'ER. vreserved f0T IOTHOTTOTJU N BOBBY MARTIN. Photographer IBLEY GARY, Assistant Erlitv Y.. GALE COLE and JOAN SCHALLER ARLINE HALL JO OWENS. CAROL JOHNSON. DELORES FONTENOT. M ROGER MCI LWAIN, Arlisl Headlines make tliel Cyclone Staff Editor-in-Chief , , Assistant Editor N Business Manager Advertising Manager Feature Editor , I Sports Editor ,, Copy Editor ,,ei, Make-up Editor Exchange Editor . Photographer ,,., Typist ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,. Circulation Manager Mailing Manager Elementary News .,t,, .I UDY TROSCLAIR OFFICERS CHARLENE SAVOY to SPERRY BLAKE L, it JUDY TROSCLAIR MYRA DOUGHTY RUBY LEE BENNETT News Editor ,,,,,iii,, iii, V iii, 7 BARBARA DEVER I ii,i,i JOHN BERGSTEDT KATHERINE ZERGER CAROLYN BERGERON PAT SHIREY CARL PLATT BLANCHE OWENS CORALIE GUIDRY IMELDA WALSH FAYE MORGAN MYRA DOUCHTY JOHN BERGSTEDT CAROLYN BERGERON and SPERRY BLAKE and CARL PLATT and KATHERINE ZERGER 44 195' J 1 aclers happ . . . .af First row: Sophie Diakos, Donna Ellender, Ann Ashton. Geraldine Albarado. Barbara Andrews. Second row: Barbara Wilson, Bettilu Mol-laffie, Roberta Reinstein. Pat Wolf, Margaret Wright. Third row: Rex Deaton, Bobby Dougherty, Logan Perkins, Larry Davis, Phillip Lyons. REPORTERS Helen Coleman, Brenda Young, Lenda lYoung. EVFIYU Perryxnan, Della Johnson, Mabel Trosclair. Ray Keever. Rita Brasher, Buddy Hennington, Suzanne Fuller, Barney Joe Bertrand, Jimmie Lynn Barrett, Carla. Gilstrap, Barbara Andrews, Judy Moss. Bettilu McHaff1e, Phillip Lyons, George Mcblillin. Margaret Wright, Bat Wolf. Ann Ashton, Geraldine Albarado, Larry Davis, B0bl9Y Dougherty, Barbara Wilson, Rex Deaton, Donna Ellender, Sophie Diakos, Logan PerkinS. X s Standing: Jimmie Lynn Barrett. Seated: Blanche Owens. Dela Johnson, Rita Brasher, Carla Gilstrap, Mable Trosclair, Bay Keever. Barney Bertrand, Buddy Hennington. Standing: Coralie Guidry. Seated: Standing: Pat Shirey. Seated: Faye Brenda Young, Evelyn Perryinan, I ll W l-h meta as . MOFQHH- Lenda Young, and Helen Coleman. 66The pen, is mightier than the swordn The International Honor Society for High School Journalists or the Quill and Scroll, is one of the more recent honor societies organized here at Sulphur High. Students wishing to become members must have a 3.0 scholastic average, receive the recommenda- tion of the sponsor and meet the club require- ments in journalism. tl!f'5,4 as me e A 4 Don Land. Philip Andrews, Mary Lee Roberts, Bobby ,.- Martin. and Roger Mcllwain. ' -- .t- uill and Croll CORALIE GUIDRY Barhara Dever, Judy Trosrlair, Katherine Zerger, Charlene Carl Platt, Shirley Cary, Denny Hollinger. Savoy, and Carolyn Bergeron. I 46 e e E , i i - . ,k . Record parade-news-anfl sports- on the air d rrrr Radzo Club r L r i i ,hh 'f-. f L A , X2 ri r d ' 'A'r ?Er 5 :: M ' f --r E.-XHN ,lUI.E'l'. Terl1n1'firll1 LOGAN PERKINS and ULENDA GINFHREX David Kinnvy, Kent Scale, Ronald lstrfx, and Erniv June Silcott. SL-alvd: 'I'hc'rc'sa Woods, Kay Coupvr, Ulu:-5 and Gold Standing: Larry Morgan, Hluvs and Coldg john licrgslf-1 Sports News Jimmy Nan-xnnrr-, News F E gi l E E Eg ,J ws ,.-, 'X Y Q Q ' A 'wif' . K .a C ' f , figi 1' iv-Ma .1 'Q gif? U: -f - va, '. Ig! , M , ig H L EF? K' L BKYXAC YBODUCTXONS, XNC. X511 YP-LN AVE-VXUF, uox.vrNo0n Ao. 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Do you poaaxbw think you couxd see your way dear Lo send -me a copy oi the aunuak inf my 'r c0HectXon'Y Unth X heat ix'Dn'S you. . .X Iemain. . . 132 Tl S Mustaney Gary BOXJVBDX Skncerdy, U1 Lolgh'-lr 8' s ian a QM axrrok W ayne P vw 199 Miss Sally Linker SI Miss ,L 9 Xi 'Q 21 in , x 3 ff A WHMAW .:iEHlx3I'A'Ffz xxx Miss fans' Deamn Miss Elizabeth Perry Miss Jimmie Lynn Barrett Miss Mary Lee Roberts Miss Gale Cole Miss Elizabeth H opson Miss Anita Stringer Miss Judie Ka-v Landry . X L Miss Barbara Andrews Miss fo Ann Deaton 59 JACKIE HEBERT C. E. BOWEN BUTCH HOBBIE Beau Prummels PAUL HYNES FRED KRESSMAN 6I RAY KEEVER RAYMOND NELSON DOUGLAS LANIER JERRY POLLARD 62 RALPH SONNIER N OLAN VIATOR 63 CHUCK SULLIVAN 'E vA N XV fx xW' QP' xW ' -T H MV SU XGXMX XXY V K Sue Lyflns rezgnf . nTLCl .U , Q Y A - o1crtLc-P Miss Marla Savant PHf'O1'I- f-d by Mr. Paul Kitt 64 ver the Homecoming Activities The Homecoming maids were proud to he escorted by members of the 1948 graduating class. They made a lovely sight as they were presented to the queen in midfield. The queen was escorted by V. J. Viator of the class of 1948 and was crowned by Mr. Steve Clement of the class of 19211-. . - Alig' , X xg Ito U: -s C1 was Lmda P1-in Q cor Alf, Bufgzlddij Cllthrey 6 bong Harlan ego SC rf fl by Miss Jerilynn More-aux escorted hy 'Xlr Keith Sanner -lljgb Xaioliisixs mill ' 50: - fm' b V' 9 ffl' tlimfm Perf 6 me Wm W' .drrqjj Fnsftorl- CUYyt'mlWY . Grangr 1 D A QM 1 ffm V, fi v 5 , M 1 , I Z2 , SF am w Q' hm X Vw Z 4 I ,E 34z5 gg M W. wif- ' Agia- -f 3 W V A 'ffl . 5 M 2?-352, V 1 ,, :,.g , f f1 ff 'A' wg? .msg ig, 2 . ll ,v ,Y and ended with a dance X The Queen and her The court joins the Grand March escort lead the Grand March i The Queen and her court watch the game from a special viewing stand. 67 3' 'W Wm , 'Hlmr w Q v V S x WWHW H 1 -1 2 s fy ,V-'ffxff ' V. 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WR A good time was had hy all . . . 1-xwpt lfrrmldiell 7I A lovely Sweetheart . . . her pretties Miss Calm' C010 was vrowncd FH,-X Sweetheart al the annual Sw'Pethearl Ball. wwe Hs: ,Abs W-aiffxwm i ress . . . cz wondeqful time 63' n,,, . W I Q MMU ,+o Yi. G53 iw.. 'u ' -Q.. on w' ,,v4', 'l ' 4 Y., ,qw a .', . ,iff lu-, . los aL .U .v' A f ,. 3? .wj sn, f '- K or U 45 -Q PIER HSL: KQJQVEIK lk! I B- the Mardi Gras Ball lin u .sn fi H L E T I E YS Wcfve got the coaches COACH BENNY ELLENDER Athletic Director Football and Trarlr COACH BILLY MOSES Varsity Football Line Varsity Basketball Varsity and Freshman Field Events fi! ' COACH. C. T. CAMPBELL 57 'ge' j 51 Varsity Football Ends Freshman Basketball Varsity and Freshman Field Events COACH E. J. LEWIS Varsity Football Back Varsity and Freshman Track .lunior Varsity Basketball 80 Y fam . . . pep . . .steamfff if....!'..A. LARRY GARDNER, Head Wlanrlger ,. f mm ra WILLIE GROSS, GENE EARL, JERRY SISCO 'I GLEN HOWELL, End BOB LOOMIS, Tavkle PIE SONNIER Guard Captain JACKIE HEBERT, Center LARRY VIATOR, Guard JERRY POLLARD Guard A11-District Third Team Captain All-District, Second Team HOLY CROSS With a great team effort on defense the Golden Tors opened the 1956 season with a 12-12 tie against a massive Holy Cross team from.New Orleans. Twice the Tors came from behind to knot the score on the passing arm of Nolan Viator and the receiving of Ray Keever. Led by left guard Ralph Sonnier, the pass protection was the most outstanding feature of our offense. 82 Here come the Tors DOUG L.-XNIER, Tackle Captain BYRD The Tors dropped their second game of the season to a strong Byrd High team that was later to become Bi-district champion of I and ll AAA districts. Relying once again on defense the Tors held the Jackets to one touchdown. Led by Paul Hynes and Morris Van the hackfield was to he congratulated for stopping the Byrd hacks from going all the way on numerous occasions. We were one of the few teams in the state to hold Byrd to such a close score. ln the third quarter the offense of the Tors moved the hall to the three-yard line but inability to sustain the drive cost us a touchdown that would have tied the game. NOLAN VIATOR, Quarterback RAY KEEVER, End All-District, First Team Nolan circles Lake Charles End PAUL HYNES, Halfback All-District, First Team JOHN FAULK, Fullhack JENNINGS The Sulphur Tors, in their opening district game, smashed the Jennings Bulldogs 40-0. The Tors capitalized on many Jennings mistakes in playing first class ball. Doug Lanier provided the thriller in the game by inter- cepting a Jennings lateral and racing 80 yards for the fourth Sulphur touchdown. Paul Hynes opened the scoring late in the first quarter by bouncing over from the two-yard line. Then in the second quarter, the Tors scored four times making the half time score 33-O. ln that wild second quarter Nolan Viator passed 17 yards for one score to Fred Kressman, and scored himself on a 43-yard run. Just before the half John LaSalle intercepted a Jennings pass and went 70 yards for another score. The final touchdown came in the fourth quarter on a 19-yard pass from Richard Vice to Robert Beglis. ORAN LEE LEWIS, End TONY PALERNIO. Fullhack All-District, Third Team l'm earning a much needed jacket. GLEN COUCH. Tackle CHARLES BOURGEOIS, Center ROBERT BAKER, Guard ORANGE We played Orange, Texas, this year for the first time in the school's history. The outcome of the game indicated that this would be a great game year in and year out. Both teams showed lack of offense but well balanced defensive units. The Tors got their touchdown in the third quarter when Fred Kressman scored from four yards out. Douglas Lanier kicked what proved to be the winning point as the Tors went on to win 7 to 6. Pardon my elbow. Kressman uses blocks of LaSalle and Palermo in Orange game. ARKY LEVENS, Tackle ROBERT BEGLIS, End 85 RAYMOND NELSON, Quarterback NEW IBERIA For the third straight week the Golden Tors came out on top as they swatted the New Iberia Yellow Jackets 23-0. Tony Palermo scored our first touchdown from the four-yard line climaxing a drive of 95' yards. A few minutes later Captain Larry Viator broke through to block a punt in the end zone which raised our total to nine points. Hynes added six more points on a 20-yard dash just before the half to make the score 16-0. In the third period Paul Hynes added another score by taking in an eleven-yard pass from Nolan Viator. Bubba Nelson kicked the final point to make the score 23-0. JOHN LASALLE. Halfback Bubba looks for some help against New Iberia FRED KRESSMAN, Halfback MORRIS VAN, Halfback RICHARD VICE, Halfback JERRY NELSON, End ISTROUMA In the third quarter the Istrouma Indians pushed across a lone touchdown that was enough to beat the Tors 6-0. Defensively the Tors did a fine job, led by ,lack Hebert and Douglas Lanier. The Indians later won their district and the right to represent their area in the state playoffs. Wait for me! Hynes about to receive a key block from Lanier. ULYLESS DOMINGUE, Tackle JOHNNY O'QUINN, Tackle 87 JOHN NEWKIRK, Tackle CHARLES BANZHOF, Guard X L L BATON ROUGE An inspired and very strong Baton Rouge team ran rough-shod over the Tors to the tune of 34-6. The only score for Sulphur came on a 90-yard kick-off return by Paul Hynes. Down on my knees. The Viators stop a Holy Cross Back. JACK QUINN, Center RALPH BELL, End 88 DONALD CARLlN, Quarterback J. L, DUHON, Hulflmt-k BOLTON The Golden Tors hounced hack to trounee the Bears from Alexandria 33-14. This was the second eonfer- ence win for the Tors and a very deserving team victory. The score at the half was 14--14 hut Costly errors hy Bolton set up hy an alert Tor eleven proved to he the Bears' downfall. H 'nes scored three times in this frame, Nolan Viator Y zo . once and Tony Palermo once. Jerry Pollard, Bob Loomis. and Jack Hebert, along with Captain Glynn Howell looked good on defense. This game marked the first conference loss for the Bears and the second year in a row for the Tors to win their homecoming game. Hynes for another gain against the Bears. A. J. WOODS, Fullback CHESTER THIBODEAUX, Halfback 89 BI- . i CLAIBORNE SETTOON, Halfhack CHARLES BOUDREAUX, End BILLY WAYNE SMITH, End LAFAYETTE The Tors, new hackfield combination of Viator, Palermo, Faulk. and Hynes led the Tornadoes to their third conference victory of the season. The line- men regained some of their old defensive form with the addition of Baker and Pollard to their forces. Hynes scored three times and Palermo once as we came through with a 27-I4 victory. LAGRANGE A fast-moving determined eleven from LaGrange High School moved the ball easily against the Tors to hand us our first conference loss 27-0. The Tors were unable to mount an offense and the entire defensive team never played up to expectations. This marked the first time LaGrange beat the Tors in 2 AAA competition. 0 HAROLD BARGER, Halfback WILLIE BROUSSARD, Fullback BILLY KEEVER, Quarterback s 4 B 'hw K ws l . R ww -f Z5 4: . YT x ' k I . 7 1 'i si f . iff' 5' i ki up xy ix In X w w. Q Q A 552, Q! , 1 ww WS .EF ,J V .Q .-'-x,,w.,: ,?f A !f'Y' - hw. Q 'iiefi ' -i ' , fag. g fx ,z - sie fbi . - -.5159 ww .J ,, s . '1 5, 94 fy '11 at 1 .Agn ,, 4 gif ,T Y 5 ' D wa in T 1,EZf li . ZEWWBWW' mf-VA iiffiwl ' 'Q2!V,'!7'T7Q3.yl'Qbas12.9!aYsC WDe!4.. ?L , f f' 4 ' PA Z Z JOHN NEWKIRK R S The Freshman today a 4' 2 l DURL TERRY LARRY WAVELL ROBERT SCHULTZ WATKINS ROGERS BENGLIS ISTRE They Del-Ridder ..A.. VV...... .. 6 Lake Charles ,.... ...... 7 LaGrange ....,7,4,,,.V.7,,,...4 6 Maplewood ...aa.........Vf.. 13 ' Central ,,77aaaAaaa. ....... 0 PAUL BILL TERRY LOUP PELLETIER LEJQNE 9 I I :Q -2.0 5.0 TITUS GUILISOTTE xi?- : , zl, 49 9 champs of tomorrow P I I B- Q f 4 I ' I GERALD BILLY FRANK BOBBY ARDOIN KEEVER HOWARD JOLET 5 Wflfw .,,. WINN FOWLER Z We 27 0 7 21 14 C. J. ABSHIRE BUTCH JOHNNY STRINCER ARENO , . -v,. I YY I X K, 5 lyh' I I I 410 Q0 2,0 BOBBY JOE LYONS I , w 'ID ii GEORGE MECHE Z A I Basketball First row: A. J. Woods, Dale Drost, Donald Carlin, Charles Boudreau. Second row Troy Anderson, Oran Lee Lewis, John Faulk, Bud Viator, Larry Viator. Third row Rex Deaton Nolan Viator, Raymond Nelson. GAMES We They We 42 Vinton .. ,,.,,, , 36 40 38 Vinton W ,,,.., ,, 26 38 48 Marion 46 49 36 Qrange , . L , 46 59 4-4 Orange .,,. 47 56 25 Westlake ..... ....... 3 2 53 48 Jonesboro ,,,..,, 68 42 41 West Lake ,,,.,, 57 43 49 Lecompte .,... ..,..... 4 0' 62 43 Simsport .,,., .,.,.., 6 6 55 44 Lafayette .,..,... ...... , , 42 45 Marion ,,,,, ,,,,.... 5 6 42 Marion , .,.., 59 55 Bell City ,,,,,, ..,..... 4 2+ 65 Orange ..,,.... ........ 3 ll' 51 De Quincy ...... ........ 7 0 48 Marion ,,,, ........ 3 8+ 37 Vinton , ,............... .. ,. ..... . 51' 33 La Grange ,...., , ...............,.,. .......... 4 9' WTOURNAMENT PLAY 94 CONFERENCE PLAY Lafayette ,.,, r La Grange Jennings Lake Charles Bolton .....,.... Lafayette ...... LaGrange .,,,, Jennings Lake Charles Bolton ....,,,,., TROY ANDERSON, Cflntvr. DALE DROST, Guqrd BUBBA NELSON, Forward Winner of the Joe Young Most Progress Trophy '56 Memorial Trophy for 1957. 95 ' 1 . barn' W ,Y , . r' X-rf, ini' fl 4' -v Q? tl I mm' TUX? 4 WM. Agp?-'f -.ur Yfrf Q Q I ' y I F54 Swv? 3 ORAN LEE LEWIS. Forward GARY COOK, Cf-ntvr JAMES CLAVERT. Guard JOHN FAULK, Guard 97 REX DEATON, Forward CHARLES BOUDREAUX, Guard A. J. WOODS, Forward . r ummm 1, DONALD CARLIN, Guard 98 in Q A ' z 5 i ' V 1 ' I k w a b X ' YF , ' 9 fi' . . '. M T L 2' Y Junior Varsity Basketball First row: Terry McMillin, Kent Seale, Billy Jardell, Billy Wayne Smith, Jack Kmght Second row: Glen Couch, James Calvert, Jimmy Collins, John Newkirk. Third row: Ted Patro J L Duhon, Lynn Trahan, Charles Bourgeois. GAMES We They 41 Vinton W, ......,, 14 40 Vinton ,,,t, ,.,,t,, 1 4 48 Marion ........ ,,,,.,,, 4 1 33 Orange rttt.tt. ....,tt, 5 9 39 Orange ..,..... ,,,,.,t , 59 28 West Lake ,,,,r .-..... 2 1 36 Marion ,t,,t,, ,,,,t,, 3 0 39 West Lake ,.,... ......,, 2 1 14 DeQuincy ,,t,,,,tt ,....,. 2 3 24 Lafayette ..... ....,,,, 2 9 48 La Grange ,,,,, .t..,.. 3 1 46 La Grange ,,,t ....,.. 44 I00 Jennings .,,, La Grange 1 Lake Charles De Ridder L De Ridder ,, Bolton ,,,,,,,, Lafayette .,,t DeQuincy .... La Grange t, La Grange .. Jennings ....,. Lake Charles Freshman Basketball First row:Billy Keever, Gerald Ardoin, John Anderson, Durl Schultz, Johnny Mounce. Second row: John Perry, Roland Loup. Donald Keever, Bill Pvllitim-r, Larry Rogers, Frank Howard, Third row: Floyd Comeaux. Sulphur Jr. Hi H Y 7, l Vinton , , ,,,,, ,, Maplewood Jr. Hi ,,o,,, , LaGrange Jr. Hi , , , , Marion , , ,, Defiidder , H ,. LaGrange Jr. Hi oo,oo, it IOI Maplewood Jr. Hi ,,,o or Delilidder o,,Y,7,,777, , Marion ,,,,o, We 39 18 39 20 37 27 25 20 17 27 They 21 32 23 21 43 34 54- 36 19 33 The S. . . 1956 Track Team K , e ,M M I . ...M f' ' f jf ' Front row: Tony Palermo. Nolan Viator. John LaSalle, SENlOR5-Front row: Harvey Nix. Oliver Moss, Darrell l7'resI Kressman. Baek row: Ray Keever, Morris Vgm, Broussard. Jack Howard. Back row: ,lohnike Henderson, Martin Potts, Harvey Nix. Jimmy Ardoin. Miiflill Potts, .lilllltlie Ardoin. Q ... Kneeling: Raymond Nelson, Doug Lanier, Tony Palermo, Harvey Nix, Oliver Moss, Nolan Viator, Darrell Broussard, Jack Howard, John LaSalle, Ralph Bell, Jimmy Collins. Standing: Ray Keever, Larry Viator, Ray Deaton, Johnike Henderson, Martin Potts. Glynn Howell, Jimmie Ardoin, Mor- ris Van, Fred Kressman, Charles Vincent, Troy Anderson. Cf tw ao Front row: Ray Keever. Larry Viator, .lack Howard, Jimmy Collins, Charles Vincent, Rex Deaton. Darrell Oliver Moss. Ralph Bell. Back row: Bubba Nelson, Doug Br0L1SSHrd. Lanier, Troy Anderson. Jimmy Ardoin. Glenn Howell, ,lohnike Henderson. '02 FRENCH, ORANGE, MARION, SULPHUR TRACK MEET The Sulphur High Tornado track team opened the 1956 season with a victory over French of Beaumont, Orange, and Marion. Scores: Sulphur 98, Marion 74, Orange 19, French 17. Winners for the Blue and Gold were: 440 yd. dash. Morris Van :54.7 Jerry Nelson 880 yd. run Darrell Broussard 2:06.6 Shot put Larry Viator 42' 8 Discus Larry Viator 123' 10 High .lump .lack Howard 5' 6 Broad Jump Jim Ardoin 20' 10 Pole Vault Oliver Moss 10' 6 Hop-Step .lump Robert Breaux 36' 6 Charles Vincent Griffith Foreman Mile RCIHY Darrell Broussard 3:41.1 Jerry Nelson SOUTH PARK, IOWA, GILLIS, SULPHUR TRACK MEET The Tors used depth in capturing a four-way meet from South Park of Beaumont, Iowa, and Gillis. The Golden Tors won six events, while South Park was winning seven, but the Tors had exceptional balance. The Tors grabbed at least two places in ten of the seventeen events on the program, winding up with 7716 points. There were no double winners but Darrell Broussard and Harvey Nix turned in outstanding performances. Bruce won the half-mile in 2:05.4 and Nix took the high hurdles in :15.5. Scores: Sulphur 77V2, South Park 69Mw, Iowa 35, Gillis 25. Winners for the Tors were: 440 dash Morris Van :54.1 880 run Darrell Broussard 2:05.41 High Hurdles Harvey Nix :15.5 Shot Ray Keever 41' 1094 Discus Larry Viator 121' M Broad .lump J im Ardoin 19' 4 LAGRANGE, LAKE CHARLES, SULPHUR TRACK MEET With the best effort of the year, the Sulphur track team sprang a cinder upset over rivals LaGrange and Lake Charles. The Tors scored 62116 points in winning the team title as LaGrange picked up 59 and Lake Charles 5695 points. Two Sulphur athletes eclipsed the best previous recorded postwar performances in winning their specialties. Oliver Moss cleared the pole vault bar at 12 feet for the best Southwest Louisiana performance since World War ll. Another postwar best was turned in by Darrell Broussard who covered his distance in 2:02.3. Jim Ardoin, our field ace, grabbed the broad jump and the hop step and jump. We won six first places but our superior depth was the deciding factor in the meet. Our point earners were: 100 dash 220 dash 440 dash 880 run Mile run High Hurdles Low Hurdles Shot Discus Javelin High Jump Richard Vice 4th .lim Ardoin 3rd Morris Van 4th Darrell Broussard 2 :02.3 Charles Vincent 4th Rex Deaton 3rd Charles Eccles 4th Harvey Nix :15.6 Paul Hynes 2nd Paul Hynes 2nd Harvey Nix 3rd Larry Viator 3rd Larry Viator 2nd Doug Lanier 4-th Paul Hynes 167' 3316 Raymond Nelson Tied for 2 nd J ack Howard 2nd Broad .lump .lim Ardoin 20' 4354 Jack Howard 4th Pole Vault Oliver Moss 12' Ralph Bell Tied for 4th Hop Step and James Ardoin 42' 3 Jump Troy Anderson 31-d 440 Relay .lohn LaSalle Wayne Trahan Nolan Viator 2nd Richard Vice BYRD TRACK MEET For the first time in the schoolls history Sulphur competed in a dual meet against Byrd High of Shreveport. Byrd will journey to Sulphur in 1957 for a return engagement. The Tors lost to the later State Champs by a score of 108 to 80. Olll' WlIll1CI'S WCICI 830 run Darrell Broussard 2:03 Pole Vault Oliver Moss 11' 2 Javelin Paul Hynes 14-9' 9 Hop Step and Jump Troy Anderson 39' 9 Broad Jump Jack Howard 19' f fihEiMil9nLxWrJ.ifLZ55 f?T5'?'3'i'fZ11S3u. sim-EN Wil QL' GULF COAST TRACK MEET Competing against the best in the state in the Gulf Coast Meet the Tors tied with LaGrange for 4th place. With three first place performances. one of which was a breath-taking leap of 11' 8 in the pole vault and a 2nd and 4th place. The Tore tallied 19 points. Performances were as follows: Pole Vault Oliver Moss 11' 8 fnew rccordj 880 run Darrell Broussard 2204.1 Javelin Paul Hynes 168' 8 High Hurdles Harvey Nix 4-th place Broad Jump Jimmy Ardoin 2nd place PARISH TRACK MEET LaGrange slipped by the Sulphur Tors in the 1956 Calcasieu Parish Track Meet hy the tune of 73 1X3 to 63 2f3. Harvey Nix set a new parish record in the high hurdles hy turning in a time of :15.6. Sulphur winners were: 880 run Darrell Broussard 2:04.5 High Hurdles Harvey Nix :15.6 Low Hurdles Harvey Nix 121.2 Discus Doug Lanier 125' 1116 Javelin Paul Hynes 160' 4 Broad Jump Jimmy Ardoin 21' 3 Hop Step and Jump Troy Anderson 42' 81A DISTRICT TRACK MEET The Sulphur Tors ran third to LaGrange and Lake Charles in the District 2AAA track meet held by McNeese. This meet is held each year to determine which boys will go to state. The first two boys in each event qualify for the state meet. Boys that qualified for Sulphur were Darrell Broussard, Harvey Nix. Jimmy Ardoin, Troy Anderson, Doug Lanier. Jack Howard, and Oliver Moss. Harvey Nix set a new district record. Winning times were: 880 run Darrell Broussard 2:04 High Hurdles Harvey Nix lnew recordl 15:3 Broad .lump Jimmy Ardoin 20' 4150 Hop Step and Jump Troy Anderson 41' 3 STATE MEET In the state track meet which was held by McNeese this year. Darrell Broussard was the only Sulphur gold medal winner. He maintained his undefeated record for 1956 and accepted an invitation to the meet of champions held each year in New Orleans. 880 run Darrell Broussard 2 :04.6 The following are records of Sulphur track teams. These times are first places attained in meets of which we have records. These distances were attained in meets but don't have to he first places. 100 Curtis Gros 1951 .10.2 Hop Step and lump Steve Duhon 1953 44' 8 Jim Deaton 1954 .10.-2 Pole Vault Oliver Moss 1956 12' 220 Jim Deaton 1954- :22.6 Shot Put Louis Vincent 1938 50' 9 440 Jim Deaton 1954 '52.7 Javelin Paul Hynes 1956 168' 8 380 Darrel Broussard 1956 2:02.13 Discus Wayne Bourgeois 1955 135' 3160 120 High Hurdles Harvey Nix 1956 :15.3 440 Relat' Deamn, Hand, Mile Joe Duhon 1955 4-137 Le-Blanc, Wilhurn 1953 :45.3 180 Low Hurdles Harvey Nix 1956 :21.2 880 Relay Scofield. Rasberry, High Jump Raymond Nelson 1955 5' 1014 . Bl1SCl't, Wllburn 1.952 1135 Broad Jump Jim Ardoin 1956 21' 47' M119 Rf'l3Y Broussard, Vincent, Foreman, Baker 1955 3:35.25 4- .. an-. ,... Front row: Charles Boudreaux, Jimmy Collins, Leonard Car- ter, Wallace Kenney, Willie Broussard, Robert Beglis, Har- old Barger. Back row: Billy Wayne Smith, Charles Banzhoff, John Faulk, Rex Deaton, Jack Hebert, Wilfred Cloyd, Ted Patro. 1 956 Junior Varsity Team me ft C l Front row: Jimmy Collins, Leonard Carter, Wallace Kinney Willie Broussard, Back row: Ted Patro, John Faulk, Jack Hebert, Wilfred Cloyd, Robert Beglis. The Sulphur High School Junior Varsity track team scored 8015 points to win the Junior division of the 1956 Calcasieu Parish Track Meet. The Junior Tors captured six first places in individual events and first places in the three relays. The Junior Varsity is composed of freshman and sophomore boys who have not reached their 16th birthday by September lst of the school year of the meet. 3 .IL First place Winners were: 880 run Mile Low Hurdles High Hurdles High Jump Broad Jump 440 Relay 880 Relay Mile Relay Rex Deaton Cnew Rex Deaton Knew Wilfred Cloyd Wilfred Cloyd Billy Smith Willie Broussard Wallace Kenney Robert Beglis Jack Hebert Willie Broussard Wallace Kenney Robert Beglis Jack Hebert Willie Broussard Leonard Carter Ted Patro John Faulk Robert Beglis record J record J 2:14.8 5 209.2 223.5 :l8.2 5, 2,, 18' 10 :48.8 1 :42.7 3 :57.2 The 1956 Freshman Track Season FRESHMAN TR ACK TEAM Front row: Larry Davis, Wallas Kinney, Logan Perkins. Johnny Harrell, ,limmy Collins. Jaek Quinn Donald Carlin. 'Charles Boudreaux. A. J. Woods. Hack row: Jerry Edwards. Qui-lie-rt Courmim-r. Premise Cuidry. Charles Bollrgeois. ,lim Veal. Claliornr- SPIIIUII, Ted Patro. Billy Wayne- Smith. ,lay Duhon. FRESHMAN TRACK RESULTS The Sulphur Freshman Track team showed su- perior depth in two of three meets this year to end the season with an overall two wins and one loss record. The freshman team beat LaGrange in a dual meet 755 to 65M early in the season. Later La- Grange took us into camp 692, to 69V1,. However, in the linal meet of the season between LaGrange, Lake Charles and Sulphur, the freshman Tors had 74 points to 61 and 53 for LaGrange and Lake Charles respectively. The winners in this last meet were: High Hurrlltgs Prentice Guidry :19.6 LOW Hurdles Prentice Cuidry :23.9 Shot Charles Banzlioff 39' 6 High jump Billy Smith 5' 4 Pole Vault Charles Boudreaux 9' 6 4 Hop Step and .lump Mile Relay Billy Smith Billy Smith James Veal Ted Patro Jimmy Collins 38' 8iA 3:55 4 tfLi7fQsu.? 'f' i A T E N E 1 . i S 3 z A I E ! 5 a s I 5 . 2 a 5 5 5Ee?iiSi5lSAEb4aiXimf?FKiiW11WE'4?J33NN4 :Q5 QQ2?K'4?P55W'f?'9'54Q3M3 OFFICERS wrts. lioytl-lun. S1'lll1l4'l'. Vi'Ilitake'r. Lupe-A Thespians l're.virlf'r1I Xlxxlil l.lfl'l H0l1ICltlN l'1'f'e' l'l'f'sl'1f1'r1I Flllf Vtllllll Xlxl lx Sf'I'fl'l!lI'Vt l.lNIJ,-X WH US' Tlc'rzs111'f'r .IUQXN Slfll,'Xl.l l R Rt'1l0l'l!'V 'NlpXlll,l'lNlf l,Ul l f First row: .lanv Dr-aton. Nlarlvm- Lopvz. Pvggy Cmnlrivh. Mary lm- Hula-rts. Barluara llr-wr. lm:-lnla Walsh. Nlyrna Slringgvr. SIINZII lim-rnartl. Jufly Trusvlair. Sally Linkt-r. llc-tty Alu Pulls-r. js-nnaln-th Puwilrill. Anita 1 llllvy. Linrla Walker. linda Buytlstmi. Carla tlilstrap. llarlmara Anwlrs-ww. ill-ralflinv J I ptlluaratlu. Stflilltl rtirw: llvttvlll Mcllaffic. I..lDll,i!4t' lxurlif-gli. liI't'Iltl8 Yuung. lflizalwth lvrry. jan liuwfluin. Mar llvluriw Wknul rnw: liwlyn Hl'llI1t'l. Harlia Linmla W1-vclin. Houston. -Xllw Lc-wis, Ttilllllly Jamfk Knight. la flwyn Savant. llr-tty Lvgf-r. Mary Ellen Lt-linux. ivan Svliallvr. .luily lfllt-mln-r. 5. Sissy lilbflllll, Conniv llupuis. Linda Womlu, .Iutly Ainuny. Harriet Anthony. Thirel P:-I'ry111'aI1. Wvynvll Pc-Fry, Sue Platt, Gvrtruflt- Pew-tu. Sharon Krax-me-r. Ruby Lt-1' ra jc-ff-nat. Charloltv Bahnsvn, Betty Holwrts. Mary Ann Mitchell. Sandra flullins. Nvllin- l3ruussal'1l. Suv Wllitakvr. Fourth row: J. W. Ouslvy. ,linnny NHl'l'lllllI'tx. Rulwrt rt Britnvll. Bulmlma N1-lsun. liurldy BYtDUSS2:lI'll. llolilmy Martin, Morris Van, Oran Lof- Vinccnt, Butvli Hulmlwy. Fifth row: Hay Pollard. Carl Platt. Don l.an1l. Larry Carilnm-r. IIO 66 no Foot in Hecwenf' and one on the stage The children of the parsonagv get acquainted. Cast of NONE FOOTIN Reverend William Spence , ,, Hope Spenre , Hartzell , , Eileen , Dr. Romer Louise .Ilaria .Wally , Ronny , Lotly ,, , Urs. SIIIIIIOIU Mrs. Digby , Georgie , Mrs. Cambrizlge Urs. ,lellisorz , , ,Wajor Cooper Bishop Sllerufoofl , Rev. Fraser Spmzre , HEAVEN ,TOM BERGSTEDT ANIELIA FRANKLIN BUTCI-I HOBBIE TRUDY BROIISSARD LARRY MORGAN , LINDA PRICE CLARICE INIORVANT MARY LEE ROBERTS JOHN STROIJDARIJ ,, KAY HANEY JAN ISOWDOIN CHARLOTTE BAEDER GEORGE Ma-MILLAN MYRNA BERNARD ,, KAY FIKES CARI, PLATT JAY SHERWOOID , DON LANIJ 'm afraid you won't makf- it to conference, Revert-nd .. ence. The make-up committee works frantically. You'rc- right I hit 'im . . . right in Ihr kissf-r The deciqion iq being made I L F . i. wi wi 6 Q 2' if 1 if E A X' Q Whirling and twirling-they lead the Clippers .. SUE WHITAKER Captain II3 H 1 VI 1 NELLIE BROUSbARD .Mx MAJORETTES-Pat Wolf, Pat M L Anita Stringer, Judy Portie. on feet as liffht GS SHO wflak E1 v W ,,K,....Y.- . w 7k,,,v, ii - :S 2 in 'W S K I EYQQWA Qfywrf K , . I M 'sir SS ' Pal Shin-y ,loan Srhallc-r Sylvia Wright Samlra Mcilliirv Zilrlu SUllIll1'l' ,Mit IJ1'r'l11l'c'rl SllLlI'0Il Kl'df'llH'l' G YW' . lui i ,K af' vm W' 19934 'CP' First row: Gloria Andrvpont, joan Bourgeoia Carol Br Pam Brouwaril Vale ' r, annun. Rita Brasher, Barbara Broussard. , ' rm Cllarlvs. Sfwund row: Auclrvy Clark. Conniv Dupuis. J l' ' bara Jvfuoal. Bobbie Joan J0llI'lSOIl, Mai ' ' ' Pull 'I ' 'r ' ' my Hoffpaulr, Bar- 'IUI'1P Jolinbon. Bobble' lNlcUve. Tliircl row: Suv Platt. .lane-I au, Janne Trosvlalr. Linda We-erlin, Beatrice Wilcllwrgm-r. Nut pir'turc-ml: Ruby Bviuivt. A148811 ,lUI'll2lIl, ,Iucly lxlflfgilll. II4 J' ,H t hecw with enthusiasm 'Y' 5' gi Y 'vu NV' ff, -.Y 'Mir nv sf Fi rst row: Pvggy Akins. Cvralflinf- flllvaradn. Nanmi MI4-11 Stvpllanic- Al11lPI'iHIl. Rwalinxl lilmm-yn-r. Linda liuyfl-lull. Ellyn Broussard. Se-runrl row: Maxine- Carlin. llonniic- Cru Cllr-t. Francn-5 lJiCvm'ge-. Tllirfl row: Ame-Iia Franklin. Linda Cuid ry. I. nrf .. I ,. .- 'W X qs.. 'fisf-N' . X iw' 'S 'Ut :ASK Y .4 xl V, l ' KM' me lx A 3 . V .... J Ln. ,,' an . jg ll Yh, r L '..fL g I V. H ,www ,., -.1 a rg, .., a... ,rr . W M 'F wr rf y X Firbt row: Arline Hall. JoAnn He-be-rt. Betsy Javnlnsvn. lie-tly l.:-rllwlte-r'. Linda l.f-rllmf-tlrr. Patty Ledlmtter, Juan Lyons. Second mwg Pat NIL-Mullen. Mary Ann Nlilvllc-Il. .lc-rilynn More-aux. ,lurly Moss, Carolyn Passman, Anita Quinn. Bvttiv Roberts. Thirrl rwvv: Lotlim- Huwvll. Judy Sch:-xnailrlvr. Harolyn Sims, Be-tty Thompson, Betty Vvnalllv. Lincla Wlalkvr. Patty Yvhe-tnall. Il5 if-N Qi EN 4, K. L3E? f ..i..f, EZ N.. 'QW 55 1 1 ,. 552, F 1. 1 9'0- In the middle of tomorrow, todd OITFICICRS l're5ifIen1 TERRX URINIBALL Vive l,VPSl'lIEIlf LAYNE ALLAIN Ser-relrzry N EARN JOLFT Treasurer TOMMY IJOLIKENS Reporter , , ,, , , MYRNA BERNARD Sergerznt-al-Arms RONNIE LIVENGUUD Ph sics Club First row: .lack Colvin. Leroy Goodwin, Bobby Martin. Myrna Bernard, Buddy Broussard, Fred Mc'Lf-more, Jerry Pollard. Second row: Calvert Jones, Milford Burnitt, Adam Hyde, Jim Davis. Boh Loomis. Larry Viator. Larry Gardner, Durrell Hudson. Third row: Tommy Bergstedt, Dale Drost, Philip Andrews. Francis BI6 f'lli'. Carl Bertrand, Terry Crimhall, Roger Mcllwain. Layne Allain, Ken Cooper. Kenneth Streater. Fourth row: David Kinny, Earn Jolet, Tommy Dockens, James Provost. Paul Hynes, Tony Palermo, Bud Fuller. Denny Hollinger. II6 Poco Cl poco se va lejos OFFICERS l'rPs1'r1e11t , lllollllf LANIER Vive l,f6SI'l1PlZf ,, PAT MCMULLEN Sevrelzzry , JOAN WYNINCER Treasurer , , SHIRLEY HAYS Sergeant-111-Arms DANNY JAMES Spanish Club First ruw: loan Wiyningvr. Gloria Broussard. Cm-alia Rivliarml, Eva Miller, Janette Burke, Margaret Turner. Carolyn Wright, Sandy Brown. Fvvoinl row: Butch Broussard. Carla Ruth Waltz'-rs. Thelma Hunk, Lena liluliun, Carol Joliiisuri. Fliirlvy Hayvs. Pat fNlc5lulln-ii. 'llliirml row: Danny Jamvs, ,Rita llf-crkvr, Crm-6 Owcn. Drmnif- llrvaux, Nickry Saunivr. ,limmy Evvrvlt. 'llhrmias Spell. Mollie' l,anic-r. II7 The ride. .They rope. .The wrestle steers. UFFICICRS Prexitlent lilllt YIQYIUR Vive I'resirlen1 , JIMMY FON'l'l'fNU'I' Sl'1'f'f'1f1f,V .IUIH Dlll XS Treaslzrer ,, HERSHEL SCH.-XRRIICR Reporter BARNEY ,IUE l5lfR'I'R.-KNIT SFTQEPIIVII-Uf-.f1fIII.S MXRLIN RRICHT KQXRI, 'lil'iNNl50N Rodeo Club Firwt row: Manuel Doniingue. jimmy Fonts-not. Richard Vice, Conf' Sarver, Norman Williallis. Bud Viator. Tony Palermo. Corky Ll-Blanc, Mr. Saucier. lsponsort. St-cond row: David Richard. Her- Sllill Svllarrivr. Marlin Rright. Rarnvy joe Bertrand, Jimmy Williams. Robert Baker. Third row: Carl Ts-unison. Thomas Hawkins. josvph Coodfriend. Kenneth Ellender. Louis Rf-rlrand. Pliilip Single-tary. Harold Ho1'lzm'. Dale Smith. Pure thoughts. .Pure Words. .Pure actions Tri 1ffg5,',1g,1f KAY COOPER JUDY SCHEXNAJLDER PlllllrllfllPfllllflvllll Vive IJVPSIIIIHIZI , , PATSY MCLIN SPERRY BLAKE H l1iSflIfl!l71 Scrrctary MARILYN ROBERTS H4-ZEL TARVER Y 1 RPpUrtPr Treasurer ,, , ,,,, ,, , DELLA JOHNSON AMELIA FRANKLIN Y ffflfllflllfll First row: Judy Whc-tnall, Judy Schcxnuailder, Glenda Ford, Haze-l Tarver, Sonja Halley, Dr-anna Lyons, Judy Tuups, Carol Hanna, Susan Carnahan. Second row: Loretta Perry, Marilyn Rohr-rls, Sperry Blake, Rita Brasher, Dr-lla Johnson, Judy Landry, Pat Mcluin, Donna Elvnder. Jinnnyr- Johnson. Third row: Gloria Chargois, Amelia Franklin, Emma Ji-an Tollfflt, Kay Coopr-r, Katha-rinc Zerger, Judy Deluouche, Betty Mount, Karen Collins. II9 Plunuin ' for u future of service . . . OFFICERS President ,,,, ..,.,,,,,,,,,, .,,.,,,, . ..YVYV YYYVYY N E L DA JOHNSON Vice President ,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 V JEAN JORDAN 5 Secretary u---YYYYY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Reporter Y, YYYVYY ,CHARLOTTE BAEDER Treasure, YYYYV M,,,,,,,,,,, C AROL BRANNON Future Nurses Club First row: Patsy McLin, Nellie Hennington, Nedra Young, Marjorie Johnson, Lois Beeson, Carol Brannon, Sandra Aleshire, Sarah Nash. Second row: Janice McManus, Patricia Shirey, .ludy Portie, Linda Price, Jean Jordan, Anita Quinn, Peggy Le Doux, Valerie Charles. Third row: Janet Pollard, Myra Doughty, Ruth Ann Henry, Delores Fontenot, Bobbie Johnson, Janice Granger, Sandra Allain, Maybeth Fowler. Fourth row: Deouanna Worthington, Bobbie Jo Kelly, Betty Thompson, Faye Peshoff, Maureen Courtney. I20 The ulphur Hi h chool Chorus OFFICERS President H ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,, C HARLES TATE Vice President ,,,, ,,,, , .FRED MCLEMORE Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,,,,. ,SALLY LINKER Reporter ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,, B ETTY JO POTTER BOYS' QUARTET GIRLS' TRIO Jay Koonce Judy Ricks Dale Drost Betty BTYHIIT Fred McLem0re Kay Coopfr Charles Tate IZ' They do something wonderful wit MIXED CHORUS-First row: Connie Dupuis, Judy Hoffpauir, Charolotte Baeder, Betty Potter, Sally Linker, Sue Platt, Kay Cooper, Kay Haney, JoAnn Wright, Carolee Hand, Nellie Broussard, Judy Ricks. Second row: Naomi Allen, Bonnie Sue Perry, Mary Ann O'Bier, Pat McMullen, Betty Stutes, Faye Peshoff, Vernette Derouen, Judie Landry, Judy Ellender, Edna Gabhard, Ruby Bennett, Judy Koonce. Third row: Laverne Pearson, Dorothy Henry, Joan Jones, Pat Eastwood, Hazel Tarver, Annette Richard, Laura McKinny, Juanita Parker, Lottie Palombo, Betty Bryant, Kay Fikes, Charles Tate, Sherry Como. Fourth row: Leslie Wise, Denny Hollinger, Don Land, J. W. McGehee, Morris Van, Dale Drost, Jay Koonce, Fred McLernore, Nolan Burleson, Kenneth Streater. LU 1 AN HT -Q bUtTocoW9aNJ GIRLS' QUARTET-Lottie Palomho, Kay Cooper, Nellie Broussard, Judy Hoffpauir. '22 Q 2253 237 W- '5i'f'Q'v'5i1 if-??f'flg 2 an UU! an um ue Y' H O , f h .. . , fr , 7 5 The ulphur X 'RK Nw MW' 4. HKU' al I Banquel U08 one enioyeagkgewige honored. Eval? nd mem Hi I1 chbol Band . OFFICERS Lieutenant ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, L fHARLES TATE Librarian-Student Director NEDRA YOUNG Captain ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, KEN COOPER Librarian ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ..... . , NELDA JOHNSON Drum Major ,,,,,,,,,,,,., , , ,,,, MARLA SAVANT Lieutenant ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, A ,, ,,,,,, ,RUDY KOFOET Concert Master-Student Direrlor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , DALE DROST Q- efaau' -meh we we akiilgv ba I24 igh style and peak performance Drum Major Feature Twirler MARLA CWEN SAVANT ELIZABETH HOPSON Feature Twirler BETTELU MCHAFFIE MAJORETTES--Deanna Lyons, Suzanne Fuller, loan Key, Judie Kay Landry, Judy Assistant Drum Major Elliott, Glenda Ford, Notra Belle Gros. KATHERINE ZERCER I25 . . . something thrilling happens ear: an H K A F 1 Q me ,, R , ' LL l ,..,v 'r-W - '- ' , 0 1 C, pl X---'M W' , 3 W ,Q ff... V -www ,M , 96....,., ,gym 9 . if i N .8--hiya I vi ,, ,....,,'-4,..,e,,. V , Q ,W qonmlra Alviliire Cvor-rv Nw-rv. Wancla Avery. Cliarlottv Baeclvr. Cliarlottv lialmsen. Top row: -, . , . ,. A , on, Toni llc-rgstmlt, Donnie llrvaux, Bcity Bryant. Billy Carnalian, Susan Carnahan, john Lois lives Caruthvrs, Curtis Cagv. Craliani Clark. in L' Q am. ' , 'i L gf- - Y ,.. ' ff a li? 'awk W 'J 14? r i . vm , 'H QM, Q W, I ,, 1 , A , K 1 K r,Lv ...J M , F' I 1 - 'X .. 'G-....,a ,, 'hw --M M, 0 ' -.f ' C Z i ia' gi , , ' ' ,,.,,,, ' V ., gm V A wer- ,i 1, an 'E fl Qi-f ii i iff:-, 4 C - r a C r ' Top row: Jerry Colv. Karen Collins, Jack Colvin, Kay Cooper, Ken Cooper, Johnny Croom. Barbara Daiglc-. Secoml row: Davicl Darke-z, Bobby Doughvrty. Dclorise Dronet. Dale Drost, Kenneth Earl, ,lerry Emlwarcls. ,lavk Endicott. '26 ne they appear on the field .. , we if ,A F ., 411.17 A fuk, K . 'S 7 Y 4--N. Y- .. if E - A . 'n.,...,, -X o i 355 R .--.45 J V .M--..,., rf' ., , --- J , X 'll . - - verbal 1 A--W 1: ' qu E QQQYW . i X 1 ,. . 15? J 0 ' A ,-naw' 9 1 if 'frat ' Top row: Donald Fontenot, Elva Foster, Preston Fredrick, David Goodrich, Marcella Guidry, Kay Haney, Carol Hanna. Second row: Shirley Hayes, Sherrill Hebert, Denny Hollinger, Sandra Hooper, Roh Hopson, Cecil Hutchinson, Danny James. ' ' ill 52 o,r 52: I' J rfr r we . z so , 2 ,W ' is if iidl M M. A Q Mm.. 5 N , uv ' Q 'J sr- X A , ,favs if Elisa if J W o yr, New if J il.. - H-s., V 'wr ':,--at-....!' , ,gi 5 t i-r A MM? 4 , I Top row: Jimmie Johnson, Nelda Johnson, Donald Keevcr, Rudy Kofoet, Phyllis Ledger, Carl La Fleur, Velma LeRoy, Ronnie Livengood, Roland Loup, J. W. McGehee, George McMillin, Douglas Mead, Martha Miller, Betty Mount. 1:24 at-at 2f,,,f '-95' m -mov' 1 ' t 4 , - iii, G 4 ,..Lv,,, 'wr' N 'L 'Rails 5 --f. W: .kk if , 'Nr , 4 , 'N .- 'A- - .,-.--40-v..-f 7 i 1v lc mf Q. L,e Top row: Ronnie Nelson, Theresa Royer, James Saunier, John Shelton, Ernie June Silcott, Charles Souter, Stephen Flory. Second row: Bert Reinstein, Charles Tate, Jim Thibodeaux, Jimmy Wil- liams, Don Winn, Nedra Young, Kathy Zerger. l27 . H f emi A wealth of knowledxe an OFFICERS President ,,,,A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,, , JUANITA PARKER Vice President , ,HRONNIE NELSON Secretary ,,,,,,,, . ,,,, ,WMARGARET WRIGHT Treasurer ,, ,,,, JOAN BOURGEOIS Reporter ,,,, ,,,,,, ..., T H ELNIA HOOK Lihmr Club Q 2 t First row: Margie Cuidry, Ann Richard, Phyllis Guidry, Linda Martin. Martha Martin, Lorrelta Meche, Joan Bourgeois, Emma Jean Tollet. Second row: Beverly Clostio, Eva Mae Miller, Thelma Hook, Gwen McNabb, Betty Venahle, Lottie Polombo, Margaret Wright. Third row: Deouanna Worthington. Betty Thompson, Bobby Bonnin, Laura McKinney, Ronnie Nelson. Fourth row: Dalton Landry, Robert Houston, Juanita Parker. I28 Ltertainfment between these four walls 1 ' Wherds the D0U ' 'V Keep Iooki a Il , B It s there Soriewggiyi. ,wwwdf iunmes hose 'Enom be ,funny mus I29 Library Club members who will help you get what you need. Dedicated to mah OFFICERS Presiderzt , ,, BARNEY JOE BERTRAND Reporter ,. , ,, ,, , ,LORETTA PERRY Secretary ,, JIMMY WILLIAMS Vive President , ROBERT BAKER F665 First row: Carol Colligan. Verna Lee LaSalle, Ruby Tou- chet. Loretta Hantz. Pat Eastwood, Maribeth McMurray, Jane Beaton, Kay Cooper. Judy Morgan, Judy Moss, Emma Yaw, Frances DiGeorge, Sarah Nash. Betty Nordan, San- dra Mount. Second row: Linda Walker, Suzanne Fuller, Mary Louise Courmier. Ann Ashton, Peggy Akins, Marilyn Sims. Ernie Silcott, Myrna Bernard, Charlotte Bahnsen, Gertrude Peveto. Bobbie Jean Clark. Carolyn Passman, Patty Whetnall. Ann Cuviellier, Janie Guidry. Liz Hopson. Third row: Lana Lyons. Glenda Guthrey. Sally Smith, Judy DeLouche, Claiborne Seetoon, Nana Butler, Betsy Jacobson, Deanna Lyons, Linda We-eden, Don Winn, Gerald Ardoin, Jimmy Williams, C. J. Abshire, Charles Schumaker, David Richard, Jenny LaFleur, Tony Palermo. Fourth row: Jimmy Spell, Harold Holzer, J. L. Duhon, Oran Lewis, Bettilu Mc- Haffie, Rex Deaton, A. J. Woods, Frank La Barbara, Bar- ney Bertrand, Carl Bertrand, Charles Bourgeois, Lynn Tra- han, Curtis Harris, Mickey Bell, Terry LeJune, Bobby Bon- nin, Norman Williams, Bud Viator. best better . . . membitf W Hahn' ,AVP I C-hadfix - A cuyxh' Mx 3' Mk is '. W, xv , 3 , ' X, Vw ffl Cla wh0'5 99 2-K' Xml' Lin familar .walkflf Q IIIHFQUOIQ Spfff-jahv h ' ' ls Fir't row' Barbara Miller qhaion lrlloux Marth ll ' s . , ,. ' .- . 1 a .lart1n. Lois Martin. Patsy l.f'Junc-. Claudette 0'Quain, Ann Beniot. Rose Anflrus. Fay Landry. Jo Ann Dealon. Shane Owens. Judy Toups. Bobbie Jo Kelly. J4-nabeth Powdrill. Second row: Linfln Martin. Carla Gilstrap. Alive- Phillips. Margaret Turner. Charolotte l.anflry. Judy Hand. Jan Broussard, Carolyn Wright. Mary Hoffpauir Cr-cilia Richard, Eva Fos- ter. Cf-ralrline Albaraflo. Loretta Mecha-. Third row: Elaine' Martin. llrvnrla Ellendvr. Pat Jorclan. Theresa Royer. Carol Anderson. Jufly Elliott. Phyllis Cuitlry. Mona Carroll. Sissy Corum. Sondra Collins, Evelyn Pe-rryman, Ona Moll Rivh- arfl. There-Sa Meyers, Fourth row: Dorisn Morrow. Mary LPI' Duhon, Pearl Morrow, Loretta Pr-rrv. Linfla Prim-. Jucly Ellendflr, John Strotlvrrl. Johnny O'Quain. K:-nnvth Ellvrulf-r, Hershall Svharrier, Ke-llv MCFarlrm. Jerry Neleon Uv-wx-y Morgan. Fifth row: Mary Louise Murl, Norma lhI4IIN t'Hll7Z, Dewitt CTBSIPT. E. J. EllPT1t'lC'I'. Wilson Thiatrop. Tommy Campbell. Corky I.f'lglJ:lItt'. Ct-nv Sarver. Robe-rt Baker. CHlVPTI Jones. Robert Breaux, John I.EiSZ1llf'. Chuck Sulli- van. Phillup Space. Ralph Bell. Fil: IL ES! OFVICFRS ITCSIIIPIII' XRNII LFDOUX Sfffffnf' UU rs! I lr: W fn! IHC K W P HI R Trvasurer IXO NH RFUN S fond llrf In szzfsnt RONNX Rlf H KRD RPIJUVIPV Fl DITIV U1 I I 'NIURI' I 'Xlkh QLHIIHFI W XX NE LII I 'WIDTH rfb rf' K 4' .PFA f S IW 0 Q' Qlcuuf HFNIORS Noah Rrrrn rffdlllt 'Nldunore-, Kmnnc-th lrafton Huh LOUIIII Qlaslun Hu 1 AIWII Lefloux Don FNCUllbdQ Jams' Vvnablv Dlck Weber Jrwf-phR1chard bnrald Ohm -Milky AARM RS Op FUTURE , J The Sulphur l FA's winning of the National Best Chapter Awardw can he attrihuted to many things. The award is hased on civic and domestic work. civic: cooperation. the progress of the chapter. and the progress of the lioys. The Sulphur FFA for the year 56-57 has mastered all these things. The chapter had judging teams that placed lst in Dairy Judging and 2nd in Poultry Judging. Two , state officers were from Sulphur High Chapter last 1 year. Two Sulphur hoys won the Governors Award M153 ELIZABETH HOPSON for livestock production: another showed a Junior FFA Sweetheart Champion Guernsey at the Stale Show in Baton Rouge. The pride of the Sulphur High School FFA Chap- ter. the Parliamentary Law Team. jumped from 3rd place to 2nd place in the slate contest. and everyone thinks they will win this year. ln addition to these extracurricular activities the chapter has the most up-toedate farm in the state ,and one of the best in the South. The success of all of these enterprises may he attributed to the cooperation of the school hoard memhers. the principal. and the untiring Work of the Advisor. Mr. J. D. Vallot. PARLIAMENTARY LAW TEAM: Freddie lWICl..f'lllHI't . Noah Reon, Joseph Richard, Arvil LeDoux, Bnh Loomis, Dick Weher. JUNIORS-Seated: Glen Olsen, Elvin Domingue. Wayne Ellender, Larry Ellender. jimmy Turner. Harold Armer, Truman Stegal. Standing: Ronny Richard, John Bergeron, Bob Amuny, J. C. Ellen- der. Phillip Richard, Morris W. Alexander. Wilfred Cloyd, Ray LeD0ux, J. W. Ousley. Benny Cuidry. . 'Tiff 2 Ll A championship F. F. A. Chapt The FHA fntertains the FFA- Everyone enjoyed the trip to Shrevtport .ESL Many boys had champions to show. S0PHONI0RES4Seatecl: Doyle Littler, C. E. Bowen, Dale Mount, George Wilkerson, Elwood Henry, Wiley Dunn, Roger Mount. Standing: Keith Wing, Tracy Quibodeaux, Terry Broussard, Edward Champagne, Edward Mitchell, Chester Thibodeaux, Manual Dominguez, James Veal, Bobby Garrison, Thomas Meyers, Larry Guillotte, Morris Savoy, John Devers, Kelton LeDoux. L---I rings honor to the school . . . julia li:-vi-r gatlivrs liis flrziwlwrrii-s N9 Z, f Z , 3 , The frvslunan nwxnliers are initizitvd. l'1HESlI3lElN-Si-alml: jimmy Hawtlinrn. Dun Harris, Autry Tliiliode-aux, Dale Duplecliain, Bm-nnir Wilsqn. Billy Baker, Terry Richard. Larry Davis, Ceorgr Bass. Standing: Ronald Cuidry, Fred lirigslzy. Buflvr Rea. J. ll. Vallot. Jr., johnny Arvno, Terry Watkins, Louis Ellf-nder, Tom 0'Quinn. Lf-Qliv Burkliulder. Daw Richard, Jerry Hand, C. J. Hvrnandvx. Hulmvrt lll'0llF5L1I'll shows his lmmilm in PQ X .2 El 4. fifi 'l gf 1-fy 'F 9 QQ ft W WW 0'- 3 ia nf ,ggg QXNQ- ' qu, Y E sig? I aw S fx? V Y QTV A If is-4, , y Md., 1 2 . 3' in A 3 MQ M .5 E E A Q f fia ' K A T W i ,,, , my sf: RH, .ggwib Qi cgegggifiglgifsfwuffi f, A :fn firfgii'-yi aw. We lead l atwnal Beta OFFICERS President, Rudy Kofoet Vice President, Shirley Cary Secretary, Carolyn Bergeron Treasurer, Louise Burleigh STATE BETA PRESIDENT Sulphur Beta Club was honored this year to have Miss Kay Cooper elected State Beta President. She was installed by the past president, Miss Joan Andersen, of Baton Rouge LIINL CALAAI Inn EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Philip Andrews Elizabeth Perry Charles Tate erving others N Friendly inter-club relations are en- couraged by the Beta Club by inviting the various chapters of the area to the annual Country Supper. First row Mabel Trosclair, Janice McManus. Lenda Young. Louise Burleigh, Brenda Young, Nelda Johnson Imelda Walsh, Marlene Lopez, Blanche Owens, Emma Jean Toilette. Faye Morgan, Janet Pollard, Pat McLin. Second row: Katherine Zerger, Marilyn Roberts, Evelyn Pe-rryman, Sue Whitaker, Marla Savant, Elizabeth Perry, ludy Trosclair, Nedra Young, Marjorie Johnson, Shirley Cary, Wynell Perry, Barbara Jefcoat. Third row: Charlene Savoy, Carolyn Bergeron, Arline Hall, Sperry Blake, Kay Cooper, .loan Sehaller, Judy Schexnailder, Coralie Guidly, lean Jordan, Ruby Bennettt, Charles Tate. Fourth row: Bobby Martin, Carol Johnson, Pat Shirey, Myra Doughty, Linda Boydston, Sharon Kraemer, Kendrick Cooper. Layne Allain, Charlotte Bahnsen. Fifth row: Ray Pollard, John Faulk, Dale Drost, Freddie McLemore. Philip Andrews. Earn Jolet, Denny Hollinger, Don Land, Barney Joe Bertrand. Mickey Bell. Terry Grimhall. Rurlv Kofnet, .-if-. Wit and Wisdol Ol7l7lCl'lli5 Presidenl, NEDRA YOUNG Vive President, JIMMY NAREMORI: Sevretary, NANCY FULLER Treasurer, JANET POLLARD Reporter, AMELIA FRANKLIN Debate quad Seated Fuller Young, Pollard. Standing: Frrt row Judy Best Pam Brom ard Ahce Phrlllp Ray Pollard Barbara Bra Barbara Andrews, Janet Pollard, Judy Schexnfulder Second row Nancy Fuller Ncdra 'hun Pat NICLIII Xrlande Louviere, Janice McManus, Llnda Prrce Amclla Franklm Thlrd row Junmy Naremorc Jun Lon Ronald Lhambers, Charles Souter, Johnny Johnson Sandra McClure Fourth row Waller Stron Wallfr Herd Xllmt Brrtnell Not pictured: Monty Spauld- their weapon WM ,gif Sulphur High is proud of its Debate Squad which has entered various speech and debate tourna- ments. During the 1956-57 school term Jimmy Naremore and Larry Morgan won the Junior Menis Championship at Northwestern State College while the squad won second place Sweep- stakes in the entire Junior Division. Jimmy Naremore won first in Radio and After Dinner Speaking and was voted Most Outstanding Debator of Natchitoches. ' Q V . I Jimmy Naremore, Larry Morgan, Johnny Johnson and Charles Souter went on to win the Southwest District Champion- ship held at Mc- Neese State College Jimmy also placed first in extempor- aneous speaking at McNeese. '- Nedra Young, Larry Morgan, Jimmy Nare- more, and Nancy Fuller won the honor of entering intra-state competition at the Tulane Speech and Debate Tournament at New Orleans because they won the most debates at the Southwestern Tournament. I4l oienoo opens gates I OFFICERS EARN JOLET , A. I. WOODS , ROBERT DOIIGHERTY ALICE PHILLIPS , CHARLES IIOURUEOIS I,fPSIl'1PIII Vive Presirlenl Serrvtary ,, , Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arnzx Biology Club i First row: Miss Hyde, Sponsorg Rex D4-aton, Ann Ashton, Maribvth Mvlylurry, Be-ttilu MCI-laffie, Elizabeth Hopson, Kay lloopvr. Suzannc- Fuller, Barbara Dore, Jo Arm Thilmdoaux, Linda Cuidry. Kay Haney. Second row: John Strodm-rd, Sherry Como, ,Io Ann Wright, Theresa Myers, Franccs.Vinvent. Beatrice Wildbvrger, Ellen Daigle, Rf-tty limnf-ro, Celia Knight, Judy Moss. Ellyn Broussard. Third row: Karl La Fluor, Raymond Guidry, Larry Davis, Milan Johnson, Curtis Harris. Tony Palermo, Kelly McFarlan, Ralph Bt-ll, Mary Courmier, Peggy Akins, Glenda Gulhrey. Nan llutler, Bs-tty Slut:-S. Fourth row: Charles 5ClllHIl2ikf'f, Kent 59819. llllddy Crager, Earn Jolet. Bobby Dougherty, David Goodrivli. Craig Bowman, ,Ianws Aucion, Nlickvy Boll, ,If-rry Nelson, Dewey Morgan, ,Iinimy Wil- liams A' l42 if They learn f... to teach 3? fs 1 i OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,A ,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,,, NANCY FULLER Vice President ,,,,, , ... . . BARBARA REA Reporler ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,SALLY Treasurer ,,,,, , , , ,,,, JANICE GRANGER Segrrelary ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, J UDY TOUPS Historian ,,,,,,,,, .. JUDY RICKS Future Teachers of America First row: Ann Benoit, Claudette O'Quain, Peggy LeD0ux, Martha Smith, Judy Toups, Shirley Ardoin. Janice Granger, Gloria Chargois. Second row: Norma Landry, Barbara Rea, Nancy Fuller, Susan Utley. Pat Broussard, Sally Doucet, Mayheth Fowler. Third row: I. L. Duhon, Claiborne Settoon, A. J. Woods. Mary Ann O'Bier, Naomie Allen, Jerrilyn Moreaux. Fourth row: Charles Boudreaux, Charles Borgeois, Richard McCullor, Rex Deaton, Chuck Sullivan, Lynn Trahan, Jimmy Landry. '44 K A, ,ff , M JT T 86 I-from planning X Arkio Levi-ns and Dutch Viator Robert Webcr and Lenard Chapman John Parker, Thomas Wright. Gerald Frazer Morris Alexander. Mr. De-Ville. Warren Chapman Gary Haney, Dewey Morgan, and Dan Crivr. I46 nishing. .a matchless job! 1.. 'v' Q, Kelly Mclfarlain. Robert Baker, Jams-s Funta-not Leonard Wright and J. V. Lyons. Chuck Jones, John Parker, Joseph Richard. Rob:-rt Hamilvy, Mr. D4-Villv, and Carl Te-unison. Harry Bellarrl and Larry Haney I47 H . , I- 1 l fe I B Y S ? f .,',':, ,. giiiftt H2598 txt 5 git I tt J W A rat , Hobbie Perry .Johnson -' -Q' rf .assi 1, - so 2 on -e Gardner Kressman The Fountain of Business Leade mst --,,, tt? Q-1 ' Iii? 7-L7 at t Ly, ' f:3?2:' ' Nordan N M . 'Kirk Y, W , yr Q? .ww 4 a Y ai X A Layne Allain um-pw ' .. . S3 K - as si ., WH I , M ' F. Gloria Andrepont zztffz . ,.., few 1-as fs ' A ,,. . .N ,W wt my Eg41i..?f574 nt! :iid , f , M' ,.i:E.f:1 ' President ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,, B Vice President .,,, ,,,,. E LIZABETH PERRY Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, N ELDA JOHNSON Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,, SALLY NORDAN Sergeants-at-Arm ,,,. ,,...,.... L ARRY GARDNER and FRED KRESSMAN Janice, Sue, and Sally entered spelling competition at the District F.B.L.A. meeting. - ,ty ie?-is U. 71 J 'J f . i. , ss? g:,f.-2:52 at f. , f S W in at 1 1 if .Vt f t- K A ? P r L Z3 1 ' t. L V . Charlotte Baeder Pat Avery iw-tgw S wi' 'f en t A W? ,. il. If I f ' 'Ei lsxglmsgi it ' x ,J l KK xl K Y f B4 , 1 g 1, :15g: ' ftp W ' Jimmie Barrett f Effie! ., 'Iii . ' :s t , . J 'T ,'gggt' - to 2251 17 1. A ' L ' 1-zttgt if its -:Sty 7 . My g l i-5,3 7 :31. I wi, V525 W. 55,5 . M sgs . rf W 41 + ffwttim ' YS ' - 1 . ' Peek. ,-sfisfifzifv ' ...t., . 1 rig, ,.,f',: :.f f sstyx, , ' gif . , tw i ' if . H .ws V I , jgzgg g 2:5 . ,t , fit 'elain e L is '1 I A s xl If S ga its fu 4 fi ,S sz vga an f- ? gd' J 5 5+ , 375 Q S fix, 2 M wqfth' was E 4 rg' 33 . --. I ,, - , Slezfffs - t -i an K Q May Beth Delores Fontenot e ,M - f , Qj,:ew ,fa ., ws- ,A ,,- H 4. M, . . ,df -- ,Wg s pat. Fowler if W ii ll X 9 s g , 'S 8 3- S F S J Mr fi -Q L t aff Marjorie Jean Johnson , - . Joan Jordan Key tF',,,,, '21,- wwf --as 15.2. , i f gig gin . -... in ' rig : 12 1- 'it ' 'Qt vw 1- any V ,g m ,,..a1, 3 , -, .. 1- ttte it .. m f ' 1 ' r ffi ' 'slsfakifi t f' - ' Gertrude Betty Jo Jennaheth Pevete Potter Powdrill l48 Edna Gabbard Suzanne Fuller Anita Gorum Rudy Dalton Kofoet Landry Judie Landry nv e ff 'ar fi: is Ruby Q Bennett 1 'Sew X Y . f rm, Terry Crimbal 125 f at Q , PN. V mr. :gt J' Q i Mollie Lanier J, witty Q fi. egft fgi-fi , . t t DE. i H 'tv 'iii fi - I , vet X' 'vzagef ,m s ' . if-risk 1 Margarette Anita Racca Stringer Janice Trosclair Susan Utley ill soon overflow Betty Jo Potter received a rating of Superior at the Southwest District F.B.L.A. Rally in the Miss Model Secretary Contest. In the Mr. Executive Contest Rudy Kofoet was rated excellent. aff il lfi we ' 1 , tg 25 f W ' l f Mattie Farris Bobbie Johnson WW it i 1 Eli' 1' Blanche Owens .VR i V A l l t Y t F :V V ,qc ,, ,,,L . . ,.., X , llls t t Martha Nellie Louise Sherry Connie Bergstrom Broussard Burleigh Como Dupuis I .Q 1 : f l i A , n I e - V Vyti L ' if N Al' V x ' V AL! Jotra Belle Carolie Ruth Ann Sandra Paul lros Hand Henry Hooper Hynes 'Z '22 'E 'V 2 ' a . ,,2. B Y e f':-- .5 . - ' W is ' : 'sf ,W ,-v:i:fQ, 4 -'Ziff A i 15,2 : ,t ffff, ' fi fi t'-' f xi t i w gtd . N ' fi ifilif H we ' , f Qs 'V . ? 'V K-'R , Iwi' 7 2311. ffl .',' it ' 1' if ' f?. ' t i 7 7 W 1 3etty Marlene Margie Nell ,lean Faye leger Lopez Lyons Martin Morgan ' A H. - melda Linda Sue Brenda Lenda Valsh Weedin Whitaker Young Young I49 Nedra Young Marjorie Johnson placed third in the speaking contest. The Sulphur chapter placed fourth and was the only club in Calcasieu Parish to receive a first or second place rating. A.-rtffzlggtgzf 1i1ig.2,i 5- .V I I Tl 2 ,Q L Liv my . J is 'fs' 1 F , Faye Pendarvis is Kgxx 1, fl, Elizabeth Hopson Our private world . . . High chool I i Running for their lives! Looks like sonic Scraggs got in' C ea in imefest ml f Atent 'JLQXHQZ xaughs, Dogpatch reunion Ja y is en! laying In -,Usf-If Oh! time I0 get UP- '50 The big Sophomore pep rally Arengt todays people wonderful? ,wr-g Uon't swallow the whistle, Ref! ls it heavy. Barbara Puzzling isn't it? A Knight in distress. One step closer and l'll knock your block off! in ife, gall ,r 5'5 1 , I Evil Eyff' Don't drop it, Fronnie Who are you whistling: at, Mary L1-e ISI 5 Whatgs going on here? HPFC'-u to ' you OUT Aim H Afafer tex sighted boys' The end is pinnedg while the back is smackfwl. D 0 X135 ke! Smexx, Q-,....w' W way of writing 1 m me boyx. S-Her U39' Larrtlqy- Whoa,Khere, iczggococg pipe. for X Fo D05-eman foe Y xv .... .. .......,,. ,ion look OV and 17 ,Q . 01' the Qilper ' lla. l52 Exciting new adventures Oh, thesf? bl? Freshmen' Late for classl? Trying to count their teeth, buys . 55 A 3- .. 3 , 5 'aft -WN 3 5 DOW! mo nkey ' Lone Ranger! mth the Come out and join the fun. 'Tm only doing my duty. Lm-,,,,,,,.....-- , Fingers taste good! N0 fair winking at the photographer! I53 just arrived! The Football Awards Kent St-ale presents the W.A.K. Seale Glen Howell receiving from Sam Tarl- Mr. Drost presents the Best Defcnsne Trophy for most progress in the Class- ton K.P.L.C. Sprotsmanship Trophy. Player's Trophy to Paul Hynes. room and on the field to Jackie Hebert. Glen Howell rt-eeives from Coach El- The first year lettermen receive Senior players who have lettered more lender the coaches award for the hest jackets. attitude. Ei a , The football managers display tht- jaekets which they reeeived. than one year receive plaques. The sophomore and junior seeond year letternien art awarded gold footballs. The look of Tomorrow The annual Home Ee. Ill style show was presented in the library with Gloria Andre- pont acting as moderator. Tailored and party dresses were modeled before an audience of teachers and parents. Follow- ing the style show a tea was held in the living room of the Home Economics department, Gale Cole, Anita Stringer, Pat Broussard. Gloria Andrepont Margie Guidry Hazel Tarver Delores Fcntenot, Shirley Ardoin. .ludy Ellrnder Betty Stutc-Q IEE 4 i Q s E I L v E E E E E I56 iam IL: P i,,,,,,w: an 1 , ,Aww ' ax +1 5 V ' A If .f ,W ,A-,W UIQ Seniors LARRY VIATOH 1,I'i'SfIlEIlf T051 l3EHlLS'l'IflJ'I' l'1'r'c 1,f0HiIll'llf ELIZABETH PERRY Serrctary NELDA JOHNSON Treasurer FRED Mr-LEMORE. Reporler FRED KRESSMAN,SPrgPant-at-Arms i u EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Louis LIOIIllil'.BI1l'Ilill'21,If'fI'UZlt.SUP Whitaker. Nellie Brous- Kenneth SIYPZ-1Il'l', Ufvb Loomis. Fhirlvy Cary. Betty Jo sarfl. Blzznrhc- Owvnc, Tony Palm-rmo '58 Potter, Larry Cardm-r. RRIRI ' I P A Tj .,, 2 , .,,- FR? , Q :AV A ,gi TTTI I I I I SISS '- ,,.-1Q- JAMES LAYNE TROY ALLAIN ANDERSEN GLORIA ANN ANDREPONT -, -f'- 14 PHILIP WILLIAM NELL ROSE CHARLOTTE ANN CHARLOTTE ANN ANDREWS ARCENEAUX BAEDER BAHNSEN JL f RUBY ANN RAY BENNETT BENOIT BENOIT CAROLYN BERCERON THOMAS M. MARTHA JANE MYRNA KATHERINE CARL JAMES BERGSTEDT BERGSTROM '59 LOUISE BERNARD BERTRAND I. L A,jj i'j1 5 ,. W 53943, Eagcrly waiting: for the- first lwll. JANLYN CAROL RUTH BOWDOIN RANNON ,,., I Lk II I 2 is ,Eg ff: 55 if ig. Ii R Half VV'AVvhh. , K .rkr ig: fk5A,f I ,,.,,,,. m,,,,,0,,,, ROBERT RARN1-:ST SANDY BROUSSARD BROWN 'il MELVILLE HELEN SONDRA JACK RAYMOND CHAPMAN COLEMAN COLLINS COLVIN YW, A KENIJRICK V, WARREN ROBERT DIANA DONNIE IIM COOPER COURTNEY CROCHET DAVIS I60 .yi MARLIN EDWARD ALBERT J. IRA NELLIE JOYCE BRIGHT BRITNELL BROUSSARD KATHRYN BROUSSARD f' 71 :fi :53...l:' iz V H . i EE K, NN iz., YM . .-I S va ez. Q3 3 , BERTHA LOUISE MILFORD MARSHALL CLYDE LENARD BURLEIGH BURNITT HCASEY7' CANNON CHAPMAN SHERRY DELL KAY Mary Lee is elected Fair Princess. COMO COOPER JANE BARBARA LYND Looking over Istrouma prospects. DEATON DEVER I bl Crf-ation of I,ittIv Iiluc 'n Gulf! Ilrmcling Ride- 4' gy ,M Q iv' Z G7 , im I TOMMY DALE ALLEN DOCKEIYS IIROF-'I' You mlfnt moan i . . . SHIRLEY SUE GERALD LEE GARY GIBSON DONALD RAY DANIEL ESCOUBAS EVERETT ,..,,, I ., - W. Ig A ..,.: kmvmommkmmm HAM L g I ...:..- '-:,2 E I 1 ff 'L E W I EL PEGGY ELLEN LEROY HSONNY' GOODRICH GOODWIN I I I I' I IK IIE? is ROSALIE TERRY GRIFFIN GRINIBALL '62 CORALIE CAROLEE GUIDRY HAND ri 1 , M Y AY my I. 4 x4 Ja , I may I I ,. W ZARMELITE MARIE E. J. FREDA MAE WAYNE R. MCONNIEI' DUPUIS ELLENIJER, JR. ELLENDER ELLEIJER IRENE ANGELIA FAUCHEAUX 'CBERCYU KAY FIKES ANITA HSISSYR GORUM WILLIAM GREGORY X If '- CAY LAVAUGHAN THOMAS WEBSTER HANEY HAWKINS I63 ,I , IIZ, :III IIIW T, AIE I I1 I I yyyy WILLIAM R. LARRY FULLER GARDNER Surprise? or indigvstiou. Camera shy ? ? ? The winning poster. IK s.. JAMES A. NELLIE RAY HEBERT HENNINGTON JUDY KEITH HOFFPAUIR HOLLINCER fx A Y A Ai: I A f DURRICLL ADAM PAUL 'LREDN RONALD B. HUDSON HYDE HYNES ISTRE E .Ai .... V . .. YYV, .., VA , U . l. . 1 if l gm A K , , Iv 1 , 251 W fi :.,A '... I QQ'Q'Q .... J J ...Yf 5 J 'VA CALVBBT GLENN N. BOBBY JEAN MARJOB1E DALE JONES JONES '64 JOHNSON JOHNSON .B DOROTHY HENRY RLTH A NN CLAYTON LOUIS BUTCH HENRY HEYSI' HOBPIF i 'mi 'L SANDRA JOY ROBERT GLYN ALLEN SHIRLEY HOOPER HOUSTON HOWELL HUDDLER BARBARA EARN ANTHONY Is that standard Clipper equipment, Connie? JEFCOAT JOLET NIELDA MUTR BETTY JEAN Faye, wl1at'cha g0I?? JOHNSON .TORDON '65 if L J X an Philip has something to grin about. BOBBIE JO DAVID KELLEY KINNEY N 1 ' 1 A Senior girls entertain at a pep rally. FRED DONALD KRESSIVIAN LAND ARVIL MARY ELLEN BETTY LOU RUSSELL LEDOUX LEDOUX LEGER LEGER . SALLY LOU RONNIE ROBERT EARL DOVEY MARLENI LINKER LIVENGOOD LOOMIS, JR. LOPEZ I66 CAROLYN RUDOLPH LAMBERT JAY EARL SHARON SUE KOENIG 5 .A NORMA FAYE LANDRY KOFOET KOONCE KRAEMER s PATRICIA ANNE DOUG LANDRY BETTY JANE LAVERGNE LANIER PATSY ANN LEJEUNE CHARLES RAY LYON S ARKY LEVENS In memory of VALDA KINNEY February 28, 1940-November 19, 1956 '4None knew her but to love her, None named her but to praisef' MARGIE RUTH LYONS I67 .-v The girls looked very nice at Homecoming. W- ROGER MCCEHEE MCILVVAIN 4154- , E g 5 AE H ff fi W 6 my Enjoying yourself, Butch? FRANCIS GLORIA FAYE MECHE MORGAN 'S' SALLY JANE VIVIAN BARBARA LANE WYNOLA 'LWIN NORDAN NUCKOLS NUNEZ NUNEZ in-Q fy , m 'E lg A ANTHONY JOSEPH LOTTIE MAE JUANITA JO LAVERNE PALERMO PALOMBO '68 PARKER PEARSON Q LAURA ELAINE FRED MARIBETH BOBBY RAY MCKINNEY MQLEMORE MCMURRY MARTIN W' , Q4 CLARICE ANN BARBARA JEAN GEORGE MBLACKIEU RAYMOND LEROY 'PAPOSEU MORVANT MOUNCE NASSAR NELSON, JR. BLANCHE MARIE GERALD OWENS OLSEN FAYE PENDARVIS The Betas enjoy companionship at the Country Dinner. ELIZABETH JOYCE PERRY I 69 E A A Km A xx A 2 E , . SHIRLEY WYNELL EVELYN RAYE PERRY PERRY MAN Arvil LeD0ux, Pre-sillvm of F.F.A., presides at an assembly. JERRY BETTY J O POLLARD POTTER 3 MARGARETTE HELEN WALTER NOAH MARILYN RUTH RACCA REID REON ROBERTS LTLT GENE CHARLENE HERSHAL BETTY JO SARVER SAVOY '70 SCHARRIER SILOR E ,L EA i GERTRUDE MYRL MANSON PEVETO PITRE CARL WILLIAM CAROLYN SUE PLATT PLATT 'JENNABETH PATRICIA ANN JAMES JIMMY POWDRILL PREJEAN PROVOST QUEBODEAUX MARY LEE MARLA GWYN ROBERTS SAVANT RONN IE CHARLES W. SILVERS SIRMAN ff A charter member of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. I7I My 2, ,W -:Q af: ' s yn, a,:,.,K.,x ' ef- Q17 A - 'iffy' 'IHQQEV I ,w?fff ' K 'K 5 vs, ,I 1 1d,,..,., ,.: gf v,,.. fa 1 5 , - ,, 2 ,W , ,, fa, 1 93 - I 761' ' 1 4- ji ' I I Q? I , . 4' I If 5. 54 Naigwx ix A S is ,, ,KL NK W wb S, s 1? , A 23 ,MEX ,,,L RALPH PIER SONNIER .f'3,....-vw .IANICE ANN TROSCLAIR IUDITH GAYLE TROSCLAIR DENNY TOMMY VINCENT VINCENT K EN NET H STREATER H , sf' fy lm I ff' JOHN STRODERD S F - 22 -, Q A A f' V w-v' .1 V i I -I VA Es, t Q KA V L : E EAAA J V1 1 ,q.q I WILLIAM MORRIS DIITCH VAN VIATOR IANZ A ,V .A ::' H H .Z O gg A! V VV.., .VILL ., ' I- ,.,,. ,, L , :QE - IMELDA ANNE RICHARD CLARENCE WALSH 'EDICKF' WEBER k I M, I I, f-Ig A BRENDA GAYE LENDA FAYE NEDRA NEAL KATHERINE YOUNG YOUNG YOUNG ZERGER I72 ZW I? W I W Af 22 1' 'Z 6 MAURICE STUTES CHARLES BUDDY EMMA JEAN TATE TH ISTRUP TOLLETT LANIS '4BUD LARRY JAMES ROBERT WADE CHARLESMCHUCK VIATOR VIATOR VICE VINCENT 7 X XIAIAS Ah LINDA CAROL MYRA SUE DELORISE ANEITA LINDA FAYE WEEDIN WHITAKER WOODS WOODS A Og A :-: ' ,':f' - A l M QA IRL I ,,,,, ,. C WIILAI A ISEO I I CHARLES BONNIN t-' 42 -i.1 L. , .lwy :1 :5 picture not available KENNETH CARL LEE GRAFTON TENNISON I 73 Juniors Pollard, Blake, Utley, McLin, Viator OFFICERS NOLAN VIATOR .,A.......,.,,,,.7,,,,.......,,,,, ,,,,,,..,,.... P resident RAY POLLARD .,w..., Vice President SUSAN UTLEY ,,,,... .,..,w....,,A, S ecretary PAT MCLIN ..,....... ,,.,.. T reasurer SPERRY BLAKE ,.,... I74 Reporter N A. g l 9 A i ll ,:f',- L :fi E Vw. l2'l e is r' ,df W3 1' Sondra Darrell Morris Aleshire Alexander Alexander L gz' r l 5 Refreshments make the party. llllll flll V A K? ml. 'r it-W if , Q- i HQ' If Sandra Bob Robert Allain Amuny Ancelet Stephanie Rose Marie Shirley Dean Harold Pat Wanda Jean Anderson Andrus Artloin Armer Avery Avery V -my t 1,- Harold Barger Q eiffmg. 56 di? Ralph Bell ,rieem gre' ll l ul ' P 'Z . f 2 , wfti 1, 2 mu ! I 25+ 5 4, 1 . ,V If , A E V E 5 Jimmie Lynn Anita Lois Robert Michael BHITCU Barton Beeson Beglis Bell ' 'vm Barney Sperry Robert W. Charles D. Linda Bertrand Blake '75 Bonnin Bowers Boydston Aw come on Sperry-say cheese Rlta Robert Gertrude Brasher Breaux Broussard Wane -LT-Boy' Broussard Jeanette Burke Charlene Busby 1 C -r- all ' r,I A C . rrVr b h r i ,, Vh K IVQ at t r f .1 r r ' ' S' TF j I ., , ' , 11 5 'M A Leonard Peanut Ronald Edward D. Valerie Graham Wilfred Carter Chambers Champagne Charles Clarke Cloyd s he s st sr 2 ' V- ll b xx E gf r C .:..,. ii 7, f ri 1 H am f :MH as nn.. -ri n Doris Ann Vernette Paul C. UIYVIBSS Gerald SHHY Crawford Demuen Diakos Dgmmgue Doucet Doucet - 0 K 5 : l -' . 1 it 4 3 C ers as M I Q f frffiiflae L Manic John Delores Jimmy Robert L. any F lk '76 Fontenot Fontenot Ford Ellender Farris au An ewry day job. ,. lily Pill Trudy Broussard Broussard Broussard Teliu Rae Butler 1 .,., 'd'oQ' F d? d F , ' y at 14' F .- ,: --, ,J , .V I lt ., . 52 :4 fi - ,Bar Calc Esllu-r Gary Kay Cole Couwaux C0014 Cngper Myra Bobby Patrivia Ann Doughty Dronct Eastwood May Beth Doris Amelia Fowler Foy Franklin . iw 1. fa M255 W' K u,i, on Qlaftqgitf .l. C. Ellonder rw uw Jlmmye Raye Frantorn 'sl 1. V- . ifillk' t'q,,1 5 A .F I77 jamvs Jimmy Calvert Bart Carlton . it I ff-' V lxIHl1fk'l Il Faye llumllly Courtney Craggar A ffl f he an-ff art , if-ft . W ig aww F .iw F V ' a f' 5 vt , V . , ax 4 5'e,'Soff81!,f4'2'fr' Li -' - V S '1 :yr-as ,.,',.,+4f',s I ,gil- '3o'f1agxf 44?i,4a ' Q EIN 'vl- ,.taeia.':A.+' 1' l ' ' ' - Judy Kenneth Elln-uder Ellendcr at K i r FW hw? :Q u Exif? K ,ii as Prf-ston Nanvy Louise Frederick Fullr-r Now listen closely-here's the way we'll do it. in K M. mi it I A Brenda Arline Sonja Cuillotte Hall Halley I . I Della Dee Johnny Charles Johnson Johnson JOHCS 2 ...mmf as . ',:- KVKAK nlln M . . .. 4 Z1 1 easel: Z f . .,., - f I Suzanne Fuller Hg 'Jill 1: an ,jj f ' Adelyn Marie Granger gg A ' .J '32 la ,fi ' Garry Haney MP' -dh- K hs Roy Lee Jones Judie Kaye M0ll1C Landry Lanier John C. LaSalle l78 Edna Gail Cabhard Janice Granger Larry Haney Carla Cilstrap +Q '5' Tom Vic Crow ea Q 'i 5 Q-Y., Q ei1y 1 ,K .5 5 ayixgi , Curtis Harris Ray Keever Verna Lee LaSalle Joan Marie Key ge N3 Olan Lathrop ,M 41 f 'V Qi EW F46 i ? fi Q is Q F 3 3 I ,I 1-I ry Cla-s Notra Hz-Us' CIWOS , ' iw j y LVV . ,W X., -,:. A .lackiv Holm-rt Judy Kuoncv ,305 3555 ' I AS' 50517, I PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 5 5 . J 1 1044-1311 f 'l4l l1 Crmmlfriflml 4 5 I ' a ' AV . W f yms? 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Ke-nl l.inrlu Faye NlvNIillin Martin Nlartin Filling up kins Dancf-. f N -'AT Df7flSf' Dozen Mary Louise Sarah Je-rry lNl4+rrfvw fllurrf'l Nash Ng-lxml ii, ,Mila fi 1 if ' V ,, .,, i y,,V ff, Q Jawa? Qi' .Ji J L - wfy , 4- W X fi r . A u li rvy Jann-t Hay Travis Phillips Pollard Pollard Poncho - Q, . r 'l W lll A - ' ' , - ,pl - . .,-. , , ' yi' A I A - ':.' --f' , ig, , Judy Y Joan .ll1dY Pat Hicks Scllaller Scllexnaildef Sllirey I8I rm Kivli-L1-pmu joy juice at llir' Sawlic' Huw- ,N 1 11 - 3 4 Neil Fllsiv Mar' Ns-lsun Nix JL ,f-f.. A ,f Judy Linda Porlie Price I . Q ll j f ,gk . .K i . 1 i f i . . f- ,Q 5 . ,J I ..fu A ', ,K 5 l ,. i 'Nlurilyn Phillip Sims Slllglvtnrv in W mf ,X ,. Ivrry Sisvn A fPVV stulvn mmm-nts tugetlwr. 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' A' P, ' ' ' , A J ie T 'B fl Olvie jimmy JFITICS Truman Anita Walter Spell Stagg Stark Stegall Stringer Strong -.X s i Z , A, T Vkhk I E iwgwf' WJ -Q' .ig - W i ' were I . ..vv,,. ,sway ' it 4 AAZ,, f ,, i rrrr .. ,.. i K if f g 4 4 V 5' .v f ll 'V Betty Wlayne lwahle Gwendolyn Jimmy James Nolan Thompson Trahan Trosclair Turner Venable Viator ... N , v- vw is i r iff' gm, ' 3 , - -'1., A jf , A : f ,. f T 2 it it rr, iw , xg 5 ., ,xi , M175 I k U x , if W W ig W e VmVA , t l X V Vi Norman .'4Casey Don Leslie Deouana Charles Leonard Williams Winn Wise Worthington Wright Wright Hold those Tigers, Girls I That's all right, Susie, we still love you. I83 if :I , W , ...': ' K W Peggy Akins Geraldine Alharado Sandra g'Sue', Alexander The Sophonlores put on a wonderful pep meeting' Mary Jenel All Hestrelle Allemand Naomi Tookie Allen Judith Ann Amuny Carol Anderson Barbara Andrews Harriett Anthony Emile Arceneaux Ann ,Ashton Charles Atherton James Aucoin George 0. Avery Bob Baker Charles J. Banzhof Glenn Roy Bean Harry Lee Bellard Lila Benoit John Bergeron John E. Bergstedt Louis Bertrand Rosalind Blomeyer Charles Boudreaux Joan Bourgeois Sylvia Anne Bourgeois Charles Bourgeois Fronnie M. Borrel C. E. Bowen Craig E. Bowman Barbara Broussard Ellyn C. Broussard I85 Pamela Ann Broussard Terry J. Broussard Madelyn Bruner Blezz Bruney Nolan Burleson Ellender Jane Burrow Nan Lou Butler Carolyn Canady Donald W. Carlin Judith Carlin Terrance Wayne Carlin Susan Carnahan Kathryn Carpenter Mona Carroll Curtis Case 2? il X 55' N' . ' . . s 5 av r . 4 K ef ,V af .li A, mn. ii S. 4' . 1, 'E 4' Q 5' 5 f ' 1 gg, Lg? . '::- I aa. .eff ki v .. as y y aww? , Q. -AI ,f ' -. V 6 1 ff: gkwf 4 if M if if i' .er ,J Wi lui Q 5 wk ' ' is if .Q ,,,, J K ,s . ,ffm ma ' M' . 2- grew fwsif ,.. :e ,ag.wws,,: . V Lf. . . see.. N., . 5, f. ., . . tS E., H, : ..:' - Q S K 1 as - 1 , K . . 2 ll ul it ,W -as . z.. 1? A f . a i' .fl nf' -hw, . ,.,w53g, . . 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'-' 1: -L W VVVVA A A V A o i W t' 47- ,I in , Y lf 1 3' 1 Elisill J. ' fi .af in . x all f,m53,A2 M-ww-V l X W?-i565Y?i4l7li?iEf53215622 Such interest in a worm' Manuel Domingue Elma Dell Donaldson Barbara Dore Dorothy Doueet Bobby Dougherty Dolores Dronet Lois Marie Drounette .lay L. Duhon Wiley Dunn Cecelia Duplechain Kenneth C. Earl Donald Eastwood Jerry Edwards Brenda Ellender Willie Ellender Darlene Elliott Clyde Elrod .lack E. Endicott Kirk Ezelle Calvin J, Fleniken Donald Fontenot Bobby Garrison Judie Caudin Allen Lester Golden David Goodrich Dan Crier Bonnie Loi Guidry Calvin Guidry Linda Ann Cuidry Michael Cuidry Phillip Guidry Phyllis Cuidry Prentice A. Cuidry Nina Lee Guillotte Glenda Guthrey I87 f we .l ., , JS, Q 5 mf x fl N sg it lu K . ll J 1 S yr 'Bills J Qsfeasri. ww Robert Hadley Barbara Hanson Loretta Hantz Johnnie Harrell Lester Hasha Vlfadette Hassien Shirley Hays Percy J. Hazelton Elwood J. Henry Charles Hereford Dennis Hinch Dennis Hobaugh Harold Teen Hoelzer Virginia K. Hood Walter H. Hughes 3 s W lip., HJ. l 'ii l'lrio ya :-:- ea KKAW , A' 7 ' if v- 5 5 1: X X Q N 1, 5155? : w K Q i Kg li: it by H, 5.1, s Q- ., L 1 x if ' ::: ' E f :ki Casa ' J in ll I J il M' Wife ,,b . a, i nrr 4 alal fM,e.-eayf,t ref ,oQb a ' oiir ll-tx J ia- ,wi f llilllile ff' ll .J ii . i i i i i S3 H' ' ,gy - M is J bfi li J ll I L ,f 3592352 11 ogg . :mf ae we 4 aah r 5 5 an 3 W? a. K5 Eula LeJ une Doyle Little Joan Lyons Lana Lyone l88 aaaaaa ,.:, Patricia Hymel Dan James Billy Jardell Milan Johnson Roy Joiner Gloria Jones Joan Jones Joyce Jones Patricia Ann Jord Carol Jane King an Wallace Skipper Kinney Celia Ann Knight Barbara Knighten Mack Koonce Glenda Lacy Karl Puggy,' LaFleur Marilyn Lambert Ethel Marie Landry Lois LaPoint Ruston Ledger Bobby LeD0ux Kelton LeDoux Ray LeDoux Sharon LeDoux Lonnie LeJeune R, Miss Naquin's class goes on a shopping tour Richard McCullor Bobbie Jean McDonald Catherine Lyn McDonald Alvin Lee McFarlain Kelly McFarlan Bobbie Jean McGee Bettelu McHaffie Donald Mclnnis George McMillin Pat McMullen Gladys Marcantel Martha Marie Martin Lois Martin Jerry Maulding Theresa Meyers Thomas Meyers Barbara Ann Miller Eva Mae Miller Henry C. Misse Mary Ann Mitchell ,lerilynn Moreaux Judy Morgan Larry Morgan Pearl Morrow Judy Moss Dale Mount Roger Mount Jimmy Naremore Frances Nash Ronnie Nelson I89 sf' 11 wx Betty Nordan Mary Ann O'Bier J. W. Ousley Wlillis Cree Owen Raymond Page Carolyn Sue Passman Teal Patro Logan P. Perkins Alice Phillips Ruby Quehodeaux Tracy Que-hodeaux Jack Quinn Derrill Martin Ramsey Bert Reinstein Aron J. Richard Z 2-lf I tr-w ii 9 1 --'Enfg .3615 I ' Hail? :ffl J ' . '::1f ' gf . I ar! W W e X , ff' ' le git 'fp J if .Q ,, . K my 5. fig 'ls wt J l W 4 415 Q -n i if 5 ' f , ,i as QW 'R 1 ,Wx 4 S N , M K H at N 3 wg! W gn at 'ff-gasfw ii r.-.rise ' . it ...as . .. . . ..,: . .,.. '. Lil' . J 1 2 a PM X Q 9 f at 3 1 .f -it 4 Z a , ig x will 1 ' 'et , 1,121 ,,, if U . . 1 1 1 zfgjf' ,. E e S , e - 554 I- 1 gjlimm XA , , , .. t .f,,.. ,- W Sv X .z1al5gAgjg5fgg:j,f',2 'l page s5Es..g,,. -4 , We 5' Q. '35 Q 'Y as f Barbara Richard Ethlyn Richard Joseph Richard Judy Richard Ona Richard Phillip Richard Bettie Roberts Betty Romero Lottie Jean Rowell Barry Russell Bonnie Ann Savoy Morris J. Savoy Kent Seale Claiborne Settoon John Shelton Charles Ray Sheumaker Ernie June Silcott Joyce Simon Billy Wayne Smith Bobbie Lee Smith Martha Smith Sally Smith Faye Sonnier Zilda Sonnier Monty Rae Spalding Huey L. Spell Gail Stein Boyd Stewart Charles W. Sturgell Clint Subra I90 Chuck Sullivan Lloyd VV. Sullivan Operation-Chicken Fry , .Q if 5 W as 'S 2, We W Y P was M as W ,t 4 ,. M, Aki' .f,, . ,, .,., k , . K A M , . ...,,. A ,,,,, .,,,, V 7' A ',-l in , , , ,L,,B..,W. .I I JNL .k--k, - im... ,, --.: 1 1 . ..wfw.- ff .. -- , f afxwr , . .. f was Y :it ' 2 ' 15511 ' 'Vt fghiigirf 14 . if --assi ' . ..:.E5:- . V if -LW., .i , -1 ,92 A. L L ' , ig .,,. ' n in llllll zl' g . ?i i25P1wiiHH G'i5 93ii Leibert Taylor Wiltz J. Theriot Chester Thibodeaux .lo Ann Thibodeauy Lou Alice Thibodeaux Dotothy Jean Thomason Judy Toups Billy Ray Trahan Ida Mae Trahan Larry Trahan Lynn Trahan Jimmy Veal Paul Veal A. C. Vincent Nadine A. Vincent Frances Vincent Sara Vincent George Vise Linda Lee Walker Pat Walsli Patty Whetnall Robert Weller Beatrice Wildberger George Wilkinson Jimmy Williams Pat Willialiis Jimmie Willson Keith 5'Ricki' Wing Pat Wolf A. J. Woods Theresa Y. Woods Jo Ann Wrigllt Margaret Ann Wright Sylvia Wright Emma Lucile Yaw I9l '55 A 3 fi ,F ,q , M Q Nr, ,K 4 3 'ZW f iffflii . , s 556 j W x if L N C. J. Ahshire .lohn Andersen Gerald Ardoin Johnny Areno Baxter Arnett Larry Louis Bacque Billy Bay Baker Gwendolyn Ruth Barker George Bass Franees Beglis Wavell Benglis Margie Benoit .ludy Best Kathryn Bonnin Ronald Borel Bennie Dale Boulet Clara Branscurn Bradley Breaux Donnie Breaux Bobby Britnell Butch Broussard Delores ,lc-annette Broussa Gene Broussard Geraldine Broussard Gloria Ann Broussard .:,, wigs? , My gay R 1 K K H at is t, ,, ,, ., A ft , 9 .Z ,. , . . ,,.., .amwl X 1 , 1. ' 7 at -M K K mi l S i :ii i as 95422 r as ii i ? f el, ff! 'ZW' 2 f F K . 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Q .w ' L u E 'W L53 E of L ' x Q 52 . T-iiiffem, . sa ,,,,Wj 1 aff. A n n Vt ' ws K if 13' - f- X 2 4 as sf R -,, B. Q l A L ' Q j In ! - If 1. Hazel Ann Chiasson lnez Coffey Je-rry Colo Floyd COIIICBUX Garland Compton Larry Cooper Peggy Joyce Cormier Allen Ray Cortez Mary Anna Courville Marilyn Cox 3? ' Y K ' . X f X W M, ti 'I i . x ., , H ly ,',. -' , ? ,A,r ' llarbara Daigle : ff l F ' J .- 5 - 7 Q4 1 Lloyd Daiglv j: r ' A A in 'L A li Barbara llartvz W k ,lg ' 1 fi n aly ' ., i I V Ag, X' rf ,g ,zgzf ,lanws Larry Davis , ' V M Q ' Ili' K f W' ' Q - K .' , Ii-,gs A 3224 ' :I ,3g9ifl5iLi I gig, ' ,Aw 'i 1 I I., iffy -:-- is- ,i, ,, :aw 3 A My iff -- ' JO AUD DPCIIOII i - ge' ,,nq,,Yf QL I X' Y, - ' f2',if'fEi W- -N -- 1 3 .. I-. rl'-11 .1 if K My A 1'1' ' - V' Q , U Dianm- Dvavvrs ..,,-k, . V 3, 2 ae llyh Rita Dt.,.k9T - , , ' , , SY . ll': A .z Francvs Ann D1Ccorge - V- rf - , ram lr L . ' V ff- fill' ii: H - ' .,.:. Q v V 15. 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' .9552 'X 'Gil' A -52.33 ' . by r ' T H 1 f - 'f f - , ,, ,li W Q - 1 -m N g K fsQ,zwswf1z5ifg, . gr-H 5 ,V K gr.. . Wa rr f 4 . re ,ru 5.3 ,xr sf xl The Freshmen support the Tors. 4 H fm Roberta Reinslein Ann Richard Daw Riehard Helen Richard Mary Faye Richard Murl Richard Terry Richard Vfilhert Rivharfl Larry Rogers Marie Theresia Royer Russell Vernon Roberts James Niekie Saunier Joe Sasser Harry Uurl Sehultz Frank Siniunton. Jr. Dale Smith Pat Smith Edith Sonnier '4Cumho Sonuier Rihsir Spell Thomas Wayne Spell Mieliael Stagg Harry Stelly Mary Nell Stout William Stringer af X322 ix 'P 5 H T 5 ra 'Ny T oyoy my E 5 6 , X :X if 'gg -4 Neff ll' l A Sh Q 5 4 7 me 4i,'- I Ei fam: Willie Stutes Ivan Tarou Barbara Ellen Taylor Ethel Thihodeaux Jimmy Thihocleaux Mary Ann Thislrup Paul Thomas Ruby Touchet Ronald Toups Linda Trahan Jo Ann Turner Margaret Turner Kenneth Lynn Tyler l98 . , fm H if Q E e ir M E lre 2:52-Q ra X + ra 1 lllx Q I Y VW Kenneth Tyree J. D. Vallot. Jr. Betty Lou Venable Bernice Vincent Rachel Mae Vincent Elise Vise Travis L. Xvalrlrop Carla Ruth Walters Judy Carolyn Walters llrcnmla Molly Walton Terry Watkins Ilene Weber Judy Ann Whetnall Rita Beth Williams Barbara Wilson Benny Wilson Ronnie Wilson Deanna Woocls Lawson Woods Carolyn Fay Wlright f , 1 V '11 I A aa A ... , :sk 2 5 ek:', V i ff' ' : f . Q- J 133 fl .H ,,. ., M Ernest Wright Joan Wyninger Bobby Kent Yocom Louie Ziegler .M my M W 1 al YM 'r af' 2 aeflfisz Nov Shown fifb Q ' K I igaf W Z il' K i s .V 2 any ii Lb.cl', 'W t K 5 V X Q ' r QW sa Heillll Hey Cirl where's your shoes? . I Feeling the Horn of Plenty ! Mn. 4f.M www? 1? 1 S 2 ww' W Vw ' A, s ia .MW M gr , X Mak ff X MW We Maw Q: Complimenfs of ji LOUISIANA SUPPLY COMPANY F V if 1: Q Zi: -r ar ' -ui -E-t iI ...--3- Q E-- ' ' f -if Oilfield, Indusfrial and Marine Supplies Morgan Ci'I'y Crowley Lake Charles ' IBfenda?7? Lind-a???I IWeII, In Complimenfs of IKE'S RADIO 84 TV 2026 RUTH STREET HACKBERRY HIGHWAY JA-7-9256 owdy fherell CompIimen+s of OLIN MATHIESCN CHEMICAL CORPCRATION Lake Charles Louisiana 202 CompIimenI's of J. A. LAWTON 81 SONS HOME BUILDING MATERIALS CASTLE TEX ACO GiIber+ W. Coving+on DIERKS LONG LEAF YELLOW PINE JA 7-5276 435 E. NapoIeon SuIpI1ur, Louisiana Haclrberry Highway Sulphur. La. IAnd +I1ey diCIIII 203 IBeauI'ies and Ihe Beasil lAsI'oundingIlIll Complimenis of VINCENT'S ELECTRIC 81 PLUMBING Owners MR. AND MRS. ANDRES VINCENT SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Complimen'rs of BUTANE EQUIPMENT COMPANY SULPHUR Haclcberry Highway Phone JA 7-7333 lJay puzzles everyonel Complimen+s of WARD FOUR RECREATION COMMISSION Plan and Work Today 'For a BeH'er Communiiy Tomorrow IBear hunfing season opensl 204 SAVOIE'S FROZEN FOODS Comple+e Processing and Suppliers of Fine Mea+s HACKBERRY HIGHWAY PH. JA 7-7585 SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Qi? Compliments of W. T. BURTCN l CompIimen'I's of WEST 81 ELLEN DER INC. Meaf Packers JU 3-6275 MRH SULPHUR. LA. Repairing I'he damage o'F Ihe Baion Rouge 'Irip Complimenfs of DUNNAM AND SON UNIVERSAL canes Sgxssciefroleum SUPP'-Y COMPANY CONTINENTAL BATTERIES A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR zu Parish Road Maplewood, La. Besr ADVERTISEMENT'- Roberi, you don'I' Iook Iike Jay ge+s a I'oo+h 'Filled a dignified senior Complimenfs of LOUVIERE JEWELERS GEORGE LOUVIERE Owner Phone JA 7-9728 Sulphur La SHOVE'S WESTERN STORE COWBOY HEADQUARTERS 305 E. Napoleon S+reeI' SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Phone JA 7-7I I2 4 59- 206 Anxiously awaifing . Is Barney Joe making a speech? Gail reads hers! CompIimen+s of BOWMAN'S GROCERY AND MARKET 200 W. Parish R. Ph. HE 6-3269 MAPLEWOOD. LOUISIANA SHIREY'S BARBER SHOP Hackberry Highway SULPHUR, LOUISIANA CompIimenI's of DAVE'S REXALL DRUGS Ja 7-236I Sulphur, La. Complimenis of SINGLETARY SERVICE SHOP Specializing in MOTOR TUNE-UP. WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING 7II E. Napoieon Ph. 7-7I55 SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Monkeys in a cage. Says Who? A mou+h'FuI o'F cIrums+icIc. Complimenfs of SULPHU R FLORIST Flowers for Every Occasion Ja. 7-5252 JA 7-6055 MR. AND MRS. BRUCE ALEXANDER Com pIimenI's of ELVAS CAFE Where Good Food Is Served Cifies Service Highway HE 6-I940 Nedra and CharIoI'Ie musf see a ghost CompIimen+s of ROBERT N. MITCHELL Insurance and Real Es'ra+e 200 W. Parish Rd. Phone HE 909260 MAPLEWOOD, LOUISIANA BOB'S SERVICE STATION ROBERT G. FRANKLIN, Owner Corner of HunI'ingIon and EIizabeI'h WASHING, GREASING AND ACCESSORIES Phone JA 7-7I80 Road Service SuIphur, La. CompIimen+s of MAPLEWOOD HOUSING CORPORATION Karen and George enferfain 208 Which is Ihe window??? CompIimenI's of M AND M ESSO SERVICE CENTER HARRY MONTGOMERY BILL MANAGAN SuIphur, Louisiana The Tors have scored again. CompIimen+s of MARGIE'S FLOWER SHOP MRS. GEO. E. FRENZEL Owner Phone JA7-6930 420 Cherry SULPHUR. LOUISIANA Complimenfs of WHITE SYSTEM SULPHUR, LA. CompIimenIs of McELVEEN'S GifI's Thai' LasI ' SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Gosh, you sure Ioolc hungry. Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned and Operafed by W. B. GROS Fruif basIreI' Iurnover. Sulphur, Louisiana SAUNIER SUPER MARKET ADOLPHE SAUNIER A Sa+isfied Cus+omer Is Our Besf Adver+isemenI ' JA-7-69I7 HACKBERRY HIGHWAY Lose somefhing, Bufch? SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Complimenh of Complimenfs of DEE'S WISE PUBLICATIONS Prin-'hers of THE CYCLONE II9 W. Napoleon S+. JA 7-72OI I 4 CompIimen'rs of T 81 M DRESS SHOPPE High Ligh+s of Fashion Phone JA 7-7608 II7 Hun+ing+on SULPHUR, LA. Wai+ing 'For Ihe bus afI'er a Iong, hard day. CompIimenI's of MURL VINCENT BUICK COMPANY Phone JA 7-9I85 SuIphur, La. C mparing excuses afier 'I'he Byrd game. 2I0 Dgcfgr - 2 CompIimen+s of Lawyer- fu Q LABQRDE AUTO Merchant- A G L ' SUPPLY COMPANY 5 - - - Disfribufors GENUINE REPLACEMENT PARTS Sulphur, Louisiana Wha+ever profession or job you choose you'll find Reddy KiIowa'r+ power an able helper - a parfner working 'For BeH'er Living for America. Wherever We Serve Doug, you're nor wafching your sfep For Communify Be++ermen+ Congra+uIa1'ions and Besi' Wishes LQUISIANA WESTERN C0mPlime'1+S Of LUMBER COMPANY CARRIER'S Dependable Building Maierials SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Phone Ja. 7-52.5 Hyw. 90 Sulphur, La. Man, dig +hose crazy s+ripes. 2II Bob's 'Famous grin . . . from ear fo ear. Learning 'ro be good housewives. Complimenis of KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER COMPANY HE 6-4572 630 Lawrence LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA Complimenis of MEYERS INSURANCE AGENCY NOAH MEYERS, Manager All Types Insurance Nofary Income Tax Service HWY' 90 HE 6-0557 JA 7-7I36 Phones JA 7-7439 SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Complimenfs of PARAGON DRUG STORE Since I892 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Phone JA 7-6622 Sulphur, La. Campus playboysl Fu'l'ure 'l'aiIors of America. 2I2 COMEAUX'S STORE Genis' Furnishings SULPHUR. LOUISIANA CompIimen'I's of EARL A. PERKINS Real EsI'aI'e and Insurance 308 Hunfingfon Sfreei' Phone JA 7-9038 PARISH ROAD MAPLEWOOD, SULPHUR. LOUISIANA CompIimenI's of SELF FOOD STORE Angels from Heaven -class of '57. Complimenfs of WEST CALCASIEU PRINTERS SuIpI1ur, La. CompIimen+s of ETI E'S STORE Dry Goods Ready-'I'o-Wear SU LPHU R. LOUISIANA Fussin', a-figI1+in', and a-'Feudin'! Beauiy on parade. STACY 81 SON GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES and GENERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISION Sales and Service Phone JU 3-6765 Haclcberry Hwy LA Bes+ Wishes +o Seniors of I957 MR. AND MRS. LEON CU RRI E Corner Lincoln and HunI'ingI'on Sis. CompIimenI's of MEAD'S GARAGE 455 E. Napoleon PHONE JA 7-6I II SULPHUR, LOUISIANA S U C C E S S Is a Ladder Which Canno+ Be Ciimbed Wi+h Your Hands in Your PocIce+s U N ITED GAS Gulf SouI'h You ain'+ nofhin' buf a hound dawg Bored, Mary Lee? Wha'E's behind Ihe green door? CompIimen+s of PELICAN STATE LUMBER COMPANY DESOTO PAINTS-OLD AMERICAN ROOFING SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE JA 7-7260 Hackberry Highway Sulphur, La. CompIimen'I's of BUTSIE HEBERT SERVICE STATION Come in for TI1a+ Good CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS SULPHUR, LOUISIANA CompIimenI's of HEBERT'S CAFE Hun+ingI'on SI'ree+ Sulphur, La OLAF JACOBSEN INSURANCE 300 Pecan Phone JA 7-7640 FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY Peggy! Whai' are you doing down 'I'I1ere? Judy! Your mouI'I1 is open CompIimenI's of SULPHUR ELECTRIC PIPING 81 PLUMBING CO. P. O. Box 325 Ph. Ja 7-6I28 SULPHUR. LOUISIANA Compliments of STARLIN LUMBER COMPANY S. Ru+I1 SI'reeI' JA 7-7I53 SULPHUR, LOUISIANA A winning smile My, aren'I' we camera shy. Complimenis of SANITARY BARBER SHOP ADOLPH DU PUIS Wesi' Napoleon S+. Sulphur La Complimenfs of KRAUSE AN D MANAGAN INC. SERVICE RELIABILITY QUALITY Phone JA 7-68I5 Sulphur, La. Hey! Tha'I s no way Io sfudy THE CALCASIEU - MARINE NATIONAL BANK LAKE CHARLES. LOUISIANA Offices a+ 844 Ryan IIO EnI'erprise Blvd. LAKE CHARLES. LA. WELSH. LA. JENNINGS. LA. OAKDALE, LA. VINTON. LA. SULPHUR, LA. DEQUINCY, LA. KINDER, LA. LAKE ARTHUR, LA. ELTON, LA. OBERLIN, LA. CAMERON, LA. IOWA, LA. SU LPHUR MOTOR COMPANY, INC. We WiII Be Here Tomorrow 'Io Back Up Ihe Car You Buy Today 303 Napoleon S+ree+ Ph. JA 7-5222 SINCE I925 2'6 Yea! Tors!!! RAY STORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE for +he ENTIRE FAMILY Phone JA 7-6938 Sulphur, La. Silizfizzzl Www fff II R- 5 I H. if X7--I E,ii5I-WY. I ., -f - , , ff' if-I um. ' --Wiiifixfiv. mi wx - In f ' - Q ,win--ws fisssgz'AsfivIg,::s f3!5fg,35 V' . : ,V:gL. g -iz Al M l E I ,- . - .1 1-5 E -,W .... ' , S-4 Wyiiags, . Z if ' A . A , .,.. Q 1 I I I ,Q I 'I ...gg - aw Aw, come on now. smile! GeH'ing ready 'For +he Indians Complimenfs of FRENSLEY'S UNIQUE CLEANERS JA 7-7506 307 N. Hunfingfon SULPHUR, LOUISIANA BUILDERS SUPPLY SERVICE MYRON J. LAFARGUE Phone JA 7-69II CompIimen+s of DILLON - GIST PONTIAC COMPANY PONTIAC AND GMC TRUCK DEALERS Lumber - Building Ma+eriaI SULPHUR, LA. 'BUCK' rofvrur. Phone JA 7-6393 Sulphur, La. Complimenis of J. EARL KOONCE DEALER DISTRIBUTOR Prompi, Cour+eous Service SULPHUR, LOUISIANA 2I7 Someihing musi' be funny Complimen'I's of KSUL I3I0 KC 250 Wa++s SULPHUR'S owN RADIO STATION Complimen'I's of M-DENE'S BEAUTY SHOP MURIELDINE TOOMBS Operafor Phone JA-7-74I9 I2l Marauder Sulphur, Louisiana Grouped around +he garbage can Complimen+s of JOHNSON LUMBER COMPANY INC. J. HOWELL JOHNSON Sulphur, La. JA 7-6827 Complimenfs of GEORGE MISSE GROCERY Elmers Candy School Supplies Complefe Line of Magazines Selecfed S'I'oclc in Groceries and Confedions I00 W. LINCOLN PHONE JA 7-6924 Th e Thespian meefing looks like 'fun Give 'em rime. They'll smile lafer Bes+ Wishes +o Class o-F '57 THE MIDGET suLPHuR. LOUISIANA Complimenrs of ADIAS SAUNIER SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Love 'I'haI' popcorn! TaIenI'ed Janice enferI'ains aI' Assembly Complimenfs of PARKER'S GROCERY Across From Caiholic Church PHONE JA 7-9054 SU LPHU R LA CALCASI EU INSURANCE EXCHANGE, Members Wri+ing Sfandard Pro'I'ec+ion Capi+aI S+ocIc Company Insurance Belaire 81 Henry Insurance Agency The BergsI'ecII' Agency Boling and Roberfs DeQuincy Insurance Agency Dolby Insurance Agency Foreman Insurance Agency Fred A. Hari' Insurance, Inc. Heberi' Insurance Agency HoIIins Insurance Agency Home Insurance Agency Samuel Levy and Son McEIveen Insurance Agency Roberi' N. MiI'cheII Agency Plauche Insurance Agency RueI and Gayle, Inc. Schindler-Chrisfman Insuranc Shaddock Insurance Agency S+anforcI L. VincenI', Agen'I' John L. Wasey, Inc. TerreII Woosley, Inc. I N C. e Agency Complimenrs of BEN'S STAR BRAND SHOES Shoes for Ihe Enfire Family The RAND SHOE TRIM TRED Shoes 'For Women JA 7 9092 SUIPIIUI' Loumana 2I9 Five boys, 'Ihree whisI'Ies, and a foofball Bud rules +I-me roosI' Look ai' I'I1e camera, Linda CompIimenI's of C 'P'I 'enIs of FIRST FEDERAL SNOW CAP CAFE SAVINGS S. LOAN Ci+ies Service Highway HE 6-6700 SU LPHUR. LOUISIANA I WiI'h Besi' Wishes From COLUMBIA- SOUTHERN CHEMICAL CORPORATION Subsidiary of PiHsburgh PIaIe Glass Lake Charles, Louisiana 220 Complimenfs of MAPLEWOOD PHARMACY Phone HE 9-3639 Maplewood, La. Complimenis of SOUTHWEST CONSTRUCTION, INC Sulphur, Louisiana Com plimenis of WEST BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE The Home of BeH'er Values Phone JA 7-6I47 Sulphur, La. IS'I'op grinning and open Ihose pres Isl IDogpa+ch doesn'+ have all +his!I Com pIimen'I's of .HUGHES PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC CO. Your Ho+poin+ Dealer SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Com pIimenI's of MORENO SHEET METAL WORKS HeaI'ing and Air Condi+ioning SULPHUR, LOUISIANA IHungry???I BREAUX'S Complimenis of 7,.Up Haclcberry Highway PI1. JA 7-7962 . SULPHUR, LOUISIANA BoH'Ilng Company 'Fi JUIIX Complimenis of ' 5 SHEPPARD'S O If E ENRICHED BREAD 59:53 C? II Lake Charles. La. o T-W CITIES SERVICE REFINING CORPORATION Refiners of Pefroleum OuaIi'I'y Producfs LAKE CHARLES. LOUISIANA Complimenis of CompIimen+s of GLENN OVERMAN JOHN MICELLE CHEVROLET PACKING CO. Sulphur, Louisiana Lake Charles, Louisiana 222 CompIimenI's of STINE 8: KINNEY Engaged in Farming Drying and S+orage of Rice BREEDERS OF BRANGUS AND REGISTERED BRAHMAN Phone JU-9-377I CATTLE Eclger y, La. YOU'RE NEVER MORE THAN MINUTES AWAY FROM MUSIC The AII New K I K S Radio I3I0 on Your Dial I+ won'I grow Ihere, boy DUHON'S SUPPLY Sulphur, La. I46I E. Napoleon Com pIimenI's of Ph. JA 7-6l37 LOUISE ELLENDER Feed-Ferfilizer-Seed-Hardware Per Supplies 223 Sulphur. Louisiana Besl Wishes, Class of '57' For 72 Years fhe besf place fo shop. -1 KELLY, WEBER 8: COMPANY. INC. Esfablished I 896 Wholesale Groceries. Produce and Grain FERTILIZER MANUFACTURERS Lake Charles, Louisiana Complimenls of WEST CALCASIEU FURNITURE COMPANY 303 E. Napoleon S+. Phone JA-7-6739 SULPHUR, LA. '92 F Q ff X.. 1 3' ' . f wfvqgg Index SENIORS ALLAIN, L.-430, 34, 72, 116, 139, 148, 159, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Physics Club 57, National Beta 56, 57, S Award 56. ANDERSON, T.-95, 102, 104, 159, 202, 210, 220, Basket- ball 54, 56, 57, Track 54, 55, 56, 57, District First Place Hop-Step and Jump, District Rally 55, Plane Geometry, District Rally 57, Business Math, Physics Club, Perfect Attendance Award 54, 55, 56. ANDERPONT, G.-114, 148, 151, 155, 159. 212, 213, Royal Clippers 54, 55, 56, 57, Drummer 57, Chorus 56, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56, Spanish Club 55, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Library Club 55, Thespian Club 54, F.H.A. 54, 55, 57. ANDREWS, P.-36, 41, 42, 46, 116, 138, 139. 152, 159. 163, 166, 209, Tornado Staff 55. 56, 57, Editor 57, Photographer 56, National Beta 56, 57, Executive Council 57, Quill and Scroll 56, 57, Party Chairman Blue Con- vention 56, Parish Day 55, Thespian 54. 55, Physics Club 57, Perfect Attendance 56, S Award 55, Speech Rally 57, Junior Class Executive Council 56. ARCENEAUX, N.-159, F.H.A. 53. 54. 55, F.B.L.A. 55, 56, Perfect Attendance 54, 55, 56. BAEDER, C.-111. 122, 123. 126. 148, 159, 208, Band 57, Library Club 54, Debate Squad 54, F.H.A. 54, 55, Spanish Club 56, Cyclone Staff 56, Future Nurses Club Reporter 57, Chorus 57, Mardi Gras Maid 56, F.B.L.A. 57, District Music Festival 57. BAHNSEN, C.-38, 110, 124, 126, 130, 131, 139, 211, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, District Music Festival 54, 55, 56, 57, S Award 55, 56, National Beta 57, Thespian 57, Library Club 54, 55, Office Staff 57, Perfect Attendance Award 56, Mardi Gras Maid 57, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56, 57, Secretary 56, Reporter 55, Parish 4-H Executive Council 55, 56, 4-H American Royal Livestock Show 54, 4-H Short Course 54, 55, 56, 4-H Club, Key Club Award 56, 4-H Leadership Camp 55, F.H.A. 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, 57. BENNETT. RUBY- 44, 45, 110, 122, 123, 139, 148, 159, Thespians 55, 56. 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Spanish Club 55, Clippers 54, 55, 56, 57, Drummer 56, 57, Library Club 54, National Beta 57, Cyclone Staff 56, 57, News Editor 57, S Award 55, 56, 57, Chorus 56, 57, Rally Choral Reading 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Music Festival 56, 57. BENOIT, ANN-131, 144, 159, 4-H 55, Spanish Club 55, 56, Future Teachers 56, 57, 4-H 56. 57. BENOIT, Ray-159. BERGERON, C.-37, 44, 46, 138, 139, 159, 165, 166, 168. 212, Cyclone Staff 55, Make-Up Editor 57, Library Club Secretary 55, McNeese Rally Shorthand I Third Place, Student Council 54, 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Quill and Scroll 56. 57, National Beta 56, Secretary 57, F.H.A. 54. 55, 57. BERGSTEDT, T.-67, 79, 111, 116, 124, 126, 152, 159. 206, 209, Vice President Senior Class, Treasurer Junior Class, Junior Class Executive Council, Senior Class Execu- tive Council, Cheerleader 56, 57, Student Council 54, Cyclone Staff 54, Physics Club 57, S Award 56. BERCSTROM, M.-73, 149, 159, Royal Clippers 54, 55, 4-H 54, 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Library Club 55' F.B.L.A. 57, Spanish 55. BERNARD, M-30, 110, 111, 116, 124, 130, 159, 218, S Award 55, 56, Band 54, 55, 56, District Rally, Algebra I1 56, Drama 57, 4-H 54, 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Library Club 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, Mardi Gras Maid 57, Thespians 57, District Music Festival 54, 55, 56, Physics Club 57. Reporter. BERTRAND C.-116, 130, 143, 151, 159, 234, Physics Club 56, 57: 4-H Club 56. 57, Biology Club 56, 57, Boys' Chorus 55. 56, Basketball 55, 56, Spanish Club 54, 55, Track 55. 56: Hi-Y 55, McNeese Music Festival 56. 1 BERTRAND, L.-Transferred from Freeport, Texas. BONNW, C.-Football 55. BOWDIN, .I-110, 111, 160, 210, Clippers 54, F.H.A. 54, 55, Thespians 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 4-H 54, 55, 56, S.W. District Speech Rally 57. BRANNON. C-114, 120, 160, 161, 4-H Club 54, 55, F.H.A. 54, 55, Future Nurses' 56, 57, Future Teachers 56, Clippers 55, 56, 57, Chorus 54, 55. BRIGHT, M.- 33, 118, 161, Thespians 56, Football 56, Track 56, Rodeo Club 57, Boys' Chorus 57, Library Club 55, 4-H 54, 55, 56, Hi-Y 56, Biology Club 56. BRITNELL, A.-30, 110, 140, 141, 161, Debate Squad 55, 56, 57, Thespitans 57, Physics Club 57. BROUSSARD, I.-Thespians, Speech Rally, Science Club: Track 54, Band 54, Cyclone Staff 56. BROUSSARD, N.-71, 110, 113, 122, 123, 149, 161, 163. 168, Clippers 54, 55, 56, 57, Drummer 55, Majorette 56, Head Majorette 57, Thespians 55, 56, 57, Speech Rally 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Library Club 54, Spanish Club 54, S Award 55, 56, Mixed Chorus 56, 57, Festival 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Senior Class Executive Council 57, Mardi Gras Maid 57. BROUSSARD, R.-135, 160, F.F.A. 54, 55, 56. 57. BROWN. S.-117. 160, 161, Spanish 57, Transferred from Texas. BURLEICH, L.--110, 138. 139, 149. 151, 161, 164, 213, F.H.A. 54. 55, Clippers 54, 55, 56, Drummer 55. 56, Thespians 55, 56, 57, S Award 55. 56, National Beta 56, 57, Treasurer 57, Student Council 56, Junior Class Executive Council 56, F.B.L.A. 56, 57. BURNITT, M.-116. 161, Thespians 54: Physics Club 57, 4-H 54. CANNON, M.-161, F.F.A. 54, 55, 56, 57, 4-H 54, 55, 56, 57, Rodeo Club 55, 56, 57, National F.F.A. Convention 56. CHAPMAN. L433, 146, 161, 205, 235. CHAPMAN. M.-160, Student Council 54, Future Nurses 55, 56. COLEMAN, H.-45, 160, 183, 202, F.H.A. 54, F.B.L.A. 56, Cyclone Staff 56, 57. COLLINS, S.-38, 110, 131, 160, 210, 221, Royal Clippers 54, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, 4-H 54. 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, F.B.L.A. 56, Office Staff 57. COLVIN, J.-116, 124, 126, 160, 161, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Physics Club 57. COMO, S.-39, 122, 123, 142, 149, 161, F.H.A. 54, Office Staff 55, 56, Future Nurses Club 57, Biology Club, F.B.L.A. COOPER, K.-40, 130, 142, 152, 161, 210, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. Club 54, 55, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, Library Club 55, Biology Club 57, Clippers 54, Speech Rally 57. COOPER. KEN-116, 124, 126, 139, 160, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Captain 56, Student Council 54, National Beta 56, Cyclone Staff 54, Debate Squad 55, McNeese Music Festival 54, 55, 56, McNeese Summer Band 56, McNeese Clinic Band 56, Starlighters Dance Orchestra 55, 56. COURTNEY, R.-160. 206, Football 54, 55, Track 55, 56, Physics Club 57, Hi-Y Club 55. CROCHET, D.-115, 160, Royal Clippere 54, 55, 56, 57, Majorette 56, Announcer 57, F.H.A. 54, 55. 57, Spanish Club 55, 4-H 54. DAVIS J.-41,116, 160, 161, 210, Spanish Club 54, Track 55, 56, Physics Club 57. DEATON, J.-79, 110, 130, 150, 152, 161. 163, 202, 206. 210, 216, 221, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Thespians 55. 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, Cheerleader 57, Clippers 54. DEVER, B.-41, 4-4, 46, 110, 161, 166, F.H.A. 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, Mardi Gras Maid 56, Cyclone Staff 54, 55, 56, 57, Feature Editor 57, Mardi Gras Maid 57, Quill and Scroll 56, 57, Creative Writing Award 56. DOCKENS, T.-30, 116, 162, Spanish Club 55, F.B.L.A. 55, 56, Physics Club 57. DROST, D.-33, 94, 95, 121, 122, 124, 126, 139, 162, 218, Basketball 55, 56, 57, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Chorus 54, 55, 56, 57, Physics Club 57, National Beta 57, State Music Festival 54, 55, 56, 57, All-State Band 55, All-State Orchestra 56, All-State Chorus 56, Band Concert Master 57, Boys' Quartet 57. DUPUIS, C.-35, 110, 114, 122, 123, 149, 151, 163, 165, 218, Library Club 55, 56, Clippers 54, Drummer 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Thespians Club 55, 56, 57, McNeese Rally 57, F.H.A. 55, 56, Chorus 55, 56, 57, Girls' Chorus 56, 57, Girls' Sextet 57, Music Festival 56, 57. ELLENDER, E. J.-131, 163, 165, 202, F.F.A. 54. ELLENDER, F.-163, 165, F.H.A. 54, 55, Office Staff 54, 55, Biology Club 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57. ELLENDER, W.-132, 133, 163, 165, 221, 234. ESCOUBAS, D.-132. 162, 69, F.F.A. 54, 55, 56, 57, Poultry Judging Team 55, 57, General Livestock Judging Team 56, Board of Advisors 57, Stock Show 56, 57. EVERETT, D.-162, Library Club 54, 55, Spanish Club 54, 55. FAUCHEAUX, I-31, 163, Transferred from Franklin, La. FIKES, K.-111, 122, 123, 163, 234, F.H.A. 54, 55, Library Club 54, 55, 56, F.B.L.A. 57, Spanish Club 55, Chorus 57. FULLER, W.-34, 116, 163, 210, Spanish Club 56, Physics Club 57, Varsity Track 57, Speech Rally 57. GARDNER, L.-67, 81, 110, 116, 148, 152, 154, 163, 171, 221, Football Manager 56, 57, Basketball Manager 55, 56, 57, Track Manager 56, 57, Thespians 55, 56, 57, Physics Club 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Senior Executive Council 57, Junior Executive Council 56, Speech Rally 57. GARY, S.-37, 40, 43, 46, 138, 139, 158, 162, F.H.A. 54, 55, Student Council 54, 55, 56, 57, Thespians 54, 55, 56, Tornado Staff 55, 56, 57, Assistant Editor 57, National Beta 56, 57, Vice President 57, Corresponding Secretary 57, Quill and Scroll 56, 57, Class Secretary 56, Senior Executive Council 57, Mardi Gras Maid 54, 57, Delegate to Pelican Girls' State, Parish Day Government, Police Juror, House of Rep., Literary Rally 55, 56, 57, Speech Rally 57, Office Staff 54, S Award 54, 55, 56, 57, D.A.R. Good Citizen Representative. GIBSON, G.-162, Transferred from Harlingen, Texas. GOODRICH, P.-110, 162, Clippers 54, 55, 4-H 54, Future Nurses' Club 55, F.B.L.A. 56, Thespians Club 57. GOODWIN, L.-116, 162, Science Club 57. GORUM, S.-39, 110, 131, 148, 163, 210, Library Club 54, Vice President, Royal Clippers 54, 4-H Club 53, 54, 55, 56, F.H.A. 54, Thespians 54, 55, 56, Future Nurses' 55, F.B.L.A. 55, 56, Student Council 54, S Award 53, 55, Office Staff 55, 56, Leadership Conference 55. GRAFTON, K.-132, 173, F.F.A. 53, 54, 55, 56. GREGORY, W.-163, F.F.A. 54. 55, Spanish Club 56, Hi-Y Vice President. GRIFFIN, R.-162. GRIMBALL, T.-30, 34, 116, 139, 148, 162, F.B.L.A. 56. 57, National Beta 56, 57, Physics Club 57, President 57, Alternate Literary Rally 55, 56, Literary Rally 57, S Award 56. GUIDRY, C.-45, 46, 139, 162, 202, Chorus 54, National Beta 56, 57, Quill and Scroll 56, 57, Cyclone Staff 56. 57, Rally 56, 57. GUIDRY, R. HAND, C.-122, 123, 149, 161, 162, 165, 168, 202, 216, F.B.L.A. 55, 56, Chorus 56, F.H.A. 54. HANEY, K.-111, 122, 127, 142, 149, 163, 208: Band 54, 55, 56, 57, McNeese Music Festival 54, 55, 56, 57, Stu- dent Conductor 57, Biology Club 56,57, F.B.L.A. 56, Chorus 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Homemaker of Tomorrow 57, S Award 56, Library Club 54. HAWKINS, T.-33, 118, 163, Track 54, 55, 56, Boys' Chorus 57. HEBERT, J.-164, Spanish Club 54, 55, 56. HENNINGTON, N.-39, 120, 164, F.H.A. 54, Office Staff 56, 57, Future Nurses' 56, 57. HENRY, D.-122, 123, 165. HENRY, R.-120, 165, F.H.A. 54, 55, Chorus 54, 4-H 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, Future Nurses' 56, 57. HEYSE, C.-68, 132, 165, F.F.A. 54, 55, 56, 57, Livestock Show 56, 57. HOBBIE, B.-41, 60, 67, 79, 110, 148, 151, 153, 165, 168, 204, 206, 216, 220, 4-H 54, 55, 56, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, Vice President 56, Spanish Club 55, Social Vice Presi- dent, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, President 57, Pelican Boys' State 56, Student Council 54, 55, McNeese Music Festival 56, Boys' Chorus 56, 57, Cheerleader 55, 56, 57, Head Cheer- leader 57, Senior Executive Council, Literary Rally 57. HOFFPAUIR, .l.-39, 114, 122, 123, 164. 165, Clippers 54, 55, 56, 57, Chorus 56, 57, Thespians 55, F.B.L.A. 56, Library Club 56, Office Staff 56, 57, McNeese Music Festival 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55. HOLLINGER, D.-37, 46, 116, 122, 124, 127, 139, 164, Boys' Chorus 56, Mixed Chorus 57, National Beta 57, Class Reporter 56, Radio Club 55, Cyclone Staff 54, 55, 56, Varsity Band 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, Student Council 57, Music Festival 54, 55, 56, 57, Quill and Scroll 56, 57, Physics Club 57, Spanish Club 55, Music Appreciation 56. HOOPER, S.-124, 127, 149, 161, 165, 208, F.H.A. 54. 55, Chorus 54, F.H.A. 55, Band 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57. HOUSTON, R.-110, 165, Chorus 54, Spanish Club 55, Library Club 56, 57, Thespians 57. HOWELL, G.-82, 102, 154, 165, 211, Football 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, Basketball 54, 55, 56, Track 54, 55, 56, Coaches Best Attitude Trophy Football 57, K.P.L.C. Sportsman- ship Award 57. 1 HUDDLER. S.f165, F.H.A. 53, 54, 55, Pep Club 53, 54. 55, 4-H 53, 54. HUDSON, D.-30, 116, 164, Physics Club 57, Transferred from Fort. Worth, Texas. HYDE, A.-33, 116, 124, 164, 216, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56. 57, Physics Club 57, Band 54, 55, 56, Music Festival 54, 55, 56. HYNES, P.-38, 61, 83, 87, 89, 103, 116, 149, 154, 164, 211. 4-H Club 53. 54, 55, 56, Spanish Club 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 55, 56, Physics Club 57, Football 53. 54, 55, 56, Track 53, 54, 55, Basketball 53. 54. ISTRE, R.-33, 47, 164, Radio Club 57, Chorus 57, F.B.L.A. 56, Spanish Club 56, Music Festival 57, S Award 55, 4-H Club 54, Library Club 55. JEFFCOAT, B.-38, 71, 110, 114, 139, 153, 168, Royal Clippers 54, 55, 56, 57, Drummer 55, Snare Drum Lieuten- ant 56, Drum Lieutenant 57, Thespians 56, 57, National Beta 57, District and State Literary Rally 55, District 56, Speech Rally 57, F.B.L.A. 57, Office Staff 56. 57, S Award 55, 56, 57, Girls' State Alternate 56, F.H.A., Class Executive Council 56, 57. JOHNSON, B.-71, 114, 120, 149, 164, Royal Clippers 54. 55, 56, 57, Drummer 55, 56, 57, Drum Lieutenant 573 F.B.L.A. 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Future Nurses' 56, 57. Secretary 57, Perfect Attendance Award 54, S Award 54, 56, 57, Literary Rally 57. JOHNSON, M.-14, 71, 120, 139, 148, 164, 169, National Beta 57, Program-Chairman, Royal Clippers 54, 55, 56. 57, Drummer 55. 56, 57, Sergeant 56, 57, F.B.L.A. '56, 57. District Rally, Tri-Hi-Y 55, F.H.A. 54, 55, S Award 54, 56, Perfect Attendance Award 54, 55, Future Nurses' 56, 57, Literary Rally Alternate 57, Speech Rally 57. JOHNSON, N.-124, 127. 139, 148, 160, 165, 208, 221, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Librarian 57, Music Festival 54 55, 56, 57, Student Council 54, 55, Thespians 54, 55, Future Nurses' 56, 57, President 57, Spanish Club 56, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Treasurer 56, Secretary 57, Class Execu- tive Council 57, Class Treasurer 57, National Beta 56, 57, Mardi C-ras Maid 57, Perfect Attendance Award 55, Office Staff 55, 56, 57. JOLET, E.-13, 30, 47, 116, 139, 142, 165, Biology Club 56, 57, 4-H Club 54, Library Club 54, Radio Club 56, 57, National Beta 57, Football 54, Physics Club 57, Literary Rally 55, Science Fair 56, 57. JONES, C.-30, 116, 131, 164, Physics Club 57. JONES, C.-71, 164, Football 53, Track 54, Basketball 53, 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, 4-H 54, 55, 56, Spanish Club 54, Rodeo Club 55. JORDAN, J.-31, 38, 71, 105, 120, 139, 148, 165, Royal Clippers 54, 55, 56, 57, Drummer 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, 56, Library Club 55, Tri-Hi-Y 55, National Beta 56, 57, Future Nurses' 56, 57, Vice President 57, Office Staff 57, S Award 55. 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 57, Speech Rally 57. KELLY, B.-120, 131, 150, 166, 210, Thespians 54, 55, 56, Play Cast 55, Library Club 54, 55, Speech Rally 57, F.B.L.A. 56, Spanish Club 54, Clippers 54, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56, 57, Future Nurses' 57, Mardi Gras Maid 54. KINNEY, D.-47. 116, 166, Radio Club 57, Physics Club 57. KOENIG, C.- 167 , Transferred. KOFOET, R.-37, 124, 127, 138, 139, 148, 150, 165, 167, 206, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Lieutenant 57, Music Festival 54, 55, 56, 57, Marching Festival 56, Music Clinic 57, National Beta 56, 57, President 57, F.B.L.A. 57, Mr. Future Business Executive, Spanish Club 55, 56, Thespians 55, Student Council 57, S Award 56. KOONCE, J.-33, 35,,41, 111, 121, 122, 150, 152, 167, 169, 193, 203, 204, 218, Basketball 54, 56, Football 54, Cyclone Staff 54, Music Festival 55, 56, 57, Music Clinic 57, F.B.L.A. 57, Pelican Boys' State 56, Counsellor Pelican Boys' State 57, Chorus 55, 56, 57, All-State Chorus 57, Boys' Quartet 57. KRAEMER, S.-36, 39, 110, 136, 139, 153, 167, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, 56, 57, Vice President 57, Student Council 56, 57, Vice President 57, National Beta 56, 57, Office Staff 55, 56, 57, Royal Clippers 54, 55, 56, 57, Drummer 55, 56, Flag Bearere 57, S Award 55, 56, 57, Homecoming Maid 54, 55, 56, F.H.A.-F.F,A. Maid 55, 56, Literary Rally 55, 56, 57, State Rally 55. KRESSMAN, F.--61, 85, 86, 102, 148, 160, 166, 211, 216, 220, 221, Football 54, 55, 56, 57, Basketball 54, Track 54, 55, 56, Thespians 55, Biology Club 55, Spanish Club 55, 56, Class Executive Council 57, Sergeant-at-Arms 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Sergeant-at-Arms 57. LAND, D.- 42, 46, 110, 111, 122, 139, 144, 150, 152, 167, 183, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, One Foot In Heaven 57, Little Red Schoolhouse 57, Boys' Chorus 54, 57, Mixed Chorus 54, 55, 56, 57, Quill and Scroll 57, National Beta 57, Tornado Staff 56, 57, Business Manager 57, Library Club 54, 55, Speech Rally 57, S Award 56, Perfect Attendance Award 55. 56. LANDRY, N.-167, 131, 235, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Future Teachers Club 56, 57, Future Nurses'56. LANDRY, P.-167. LANIER, D.-30, 62, 82, 83, 87, 91, 102, 104, 160, 167, 207, 211, Football 54, 55, 56, 57, Three Awards, Captain 56, Basketball 54, Track 54, 55, 56, Thespians 55, 56, F.B.L.A. 56, Spanish Club 55. LA VERGNE, B.-167, F.H.A. 54, 55, Chorus 54, 55, 56, 4-H 54, Office Staff 55. LE DOUX, A.-69, 132, 160, 166, 170, F.F.A. 54, 55, 56, 57, Treasurer 55, Vice President 56, President 57, Area IV Federation Treasurer 56, Parliamentary Law Team 55, 56, 57, Judging Team 54, 55, 56, 57, Louisiana Guernsey Cattle Club 55, 56, 57, Area IV Leadership Conference 55, 56, 57, Physics Club 57, Louisiana State Livestock Show 54, '55, 56, 57. LE DOUX, M.-110, 166, 4-H Club 54, Future Nurses' Club 54, F.B.L.A. 55, Thespians 57. LEGER, B.-110, 135, 149, 163, 165, 166, 4-H Club 54, F.H.A. 54, 55, Chorus 55, F.B.L.A. 55, 56, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, S Award 56, 57, Mardi Gras Maid 57. LEGER, R.-166. LE JEUNE, P.-131, 167, 234, Spanish Club 55, 56, Library 55, 56, Vice President, 4-H 54, 55, 56, 57. LEVENS, A.-72, 85, 146, 167, 221, Football 57, Track 57, Transferred. LINKER, S.Y110, 121, 122, 123. 151, 166, F.H.A. 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, Chorus 55, 56, 57, Publicity Committee 56, Secretary 57, Music Festival 56, 57, Girls' Ensemble 56, Girls' Sextet 57, Mardi Gras Maid 57, S Award 56, Homecoming Maid 54, Speech Rally 57, Office Staff 57. LIVENGOOD, R.-116, 127, 166, 211, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, 4-H Club 54, 55, Physics Club 57, Sergeant-at-Arms 57, Music Appreciation 56. LOOMIS, B.-68, 82, 116, 132, 133, 160, 166, 193, 211, 224, Student Council 54, 55, 56, Parliamentarian 56, Class Executive Council 57, HS Award 55, 56, Basketball 54, 55, Track 54, 55, 56, 57, Football 53, 54, 55, 56, Physics Club 57, Biology Club 55, F.F.A. 54, 55, 56, 57. Reporter 56, Parliamentary Law Team 55, 56, 57, Judging Team 54, 55, 56, 57, Area IV Leadership Conference 55, 56, 57, Louisiana State Livestock Show 55, 56, 57. LOPEZ, M.-38, 66, 70, 110, 135, 139, 149, 150, 166, 214, 217, Thespians 55, 56, Reporter 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, National Beta 57, S Award 55, 56, Basketball Maid 57, Mardi Gras Maid 56, Girls' State Alternate, Office Staff. LYONS, C.-167. LYONS, M.-149, 167, Student Council 54, F.H.A. 54, 55, 56, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Speech Festival 57. MCGEHEE, ,l.-122, 124, 127, 168, 209, Band 56, 57, Boys' Quartet 56, Mixed Chorus 56, 57, Boys' Chorus 56, Music Festival 56, 57. McILWAIN, R.-30, 43, 46, 116, 168, 214, Physics Club 57, Student Council 56, Tornado Staff 55, 56, 57, Quill and Scroll. MCKINNEY, L.-39, 122, 123, 169, Office Staff 57, 4-H 54, 55, F.H.A. 55, 56, Chorus 57, Library Club 54, 55, 56, 57, Future Nurses' 56. McLEMORE, F.-3, 37, 40, 41, 68, 69, 71, 116, 121, 1.22, 132, 133, 135, 139, 160, 169, F.F.A. 54, 55, 56, 57, District Rally 57, Public Speaking 55, 56, 57, Area IV Judging Team 54, 55, 56, 57, Secretary 56, Reporter 57, President Area IV Federation 57, Parliamentary Law Team 55, 56, 57, Student Council 57, Class Reporter 57, Chorus 56, 57, Boys' Quartet 57, Music Festival 57, Vice President 57, Physics Club 57, Batuibak Beta 56, 57, Class Executive Council 56, Pelican Boys' State, Louisiana State Live- stock Show. McMURRY, M.-66, 69, 79, 130, 142, 168, 169, 206, 210, 22.1, F.H.A. 54, 55, 4-H 54, 55, 56, 57, Library Club 55, Spanish Club 56, F.B.L.A. 56, Convention 56, Biology Club 57, Cheerleader Alternate 57, Mardi Gras Maid 57, Speech Rally 57. MARTIN, B.-35, 41, 43, 46, 110, 116, 139, 160, 164, 168, 169, Executive Council 56, F.B.L.A. 56, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, Radio Club 55, Quill and Scroll 56, 57, Tornado Staff 56, 57, Boys' State 56, Physics Club 57, Mixed Chorus 56, S Award 54, 55, 56, National Beta 56, 57, Photographer Tornado 56, 57. MECHE, F.-30, 116, 168, Spanish Club 56, Biology Club 56, District Rally in Spanish 56, Physics Club 57. MORGAN, F.-36, 45, 139, 149, 150, 151, 164, 165, 168, 213, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Secretary 56, Student Council 54, 55, 56, 57, Reporter 56, Secretary 57, Thespians 55, 56, Cyclone Staff 55, 56, 57, National Beta 56, 57, S Award 55, 56, Homecoming Maid 55, F.H.A. 54, 55. MORVANT, C.-111, 169, F.H.A. 55, F.B.L.A. 56, Library Club 54. MOUNCE, B.-169. NASSAR, G.-30, 146, 168. 169, Spanish Club 55, Physics Club 57, Biology Club 57. NELSON, R.-62, 86, 95, 102, 104, 110, 168. 169, Football 54, 55, 56, 57, Basketball 54, 55, 56, 57, Basketball All- District Third Team 56, Basketball Improvement Trophy 56, Member of District Champ Team 56, Track 54, 55, 56, 57, Thespians 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, 4-H Club 54, 55, Junior Class President 56, Student Council 54, Office Staff 56, 57, Cyclone Staff 54, 55, 56, 57. NORDAN, S.-42, 148, 168, 234, F.B.L.A. 57, Treasurer 57, Tornado Staff 57, F.B.L.A. Rally 57, McNeese Rally in Literature and Business English 57. NUCKOLS, V.-168, 4-H Club 54, F.H.A. 54, 55, Thes- pians 54, 55, 56, Future Nurses' 56,-Library Club 57. NUNEZ, B.-31, 168, 4-H Club 54, 55, Library Club 56, Future Nurses' 56, McNeese Speech Rally 57. NUNEZ, W.-168. OLSEN, G.-35, 68, 132, 168, 169, 234. OWENS, B.-45, 66, 139, 166, 168, 169, 217, 218, 234, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, Spanish Club 55, F.G.A. 54, 55, S Award 55, 56, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, National Beta 56, 57, Literary Rally 56, 57, Speech Rally 55, Senior Executive Council 57, Cyclone Staff 55, 56, 57. PALERMO, A.-72, 73, 84, 85, 102, 116, 118, 130, 142, 152, 168, 211, 213, 216, 220, Football 54, 55, 56, 57, Track 54, 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, 4-H 54, 55, 56, 57, Spanish Club 55, Biology Club 57, Physics Club 57, Senior Executive Council 57. PALOMBO, L.-122, 123, 168, Library Club 54, 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Future Nurses' 56, Chorus 57, Cyclone Staff 54, 4-H 54-. PARKER, J.-122, 123, 168, Library Club 54, 55, 56, 57, President 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Future Nurses' 56, Chorus 57, Thespians 54, 4-H 54. PEARSON, L.-122, 123, 136, 168, F.H.A. 55, 56, 57, Library Club 55, 56, Chorus 57. PENDARVIS, F.-145, 149, 169, 4-H 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, 56, F.B.L.A. 57, Future Nurses' 54, Library Club 54, F.H.A. Rally 55. PERRY, E.-41, 110, 138, 139, 148, 169, 217, 218, Thes- pians 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Vice President 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, 56, National Beta 56, 57, Executive Council 57, .lunior Class Vice President 56, Senior Class Secretary 57, Pelican Girls' State 56, Homecoming Maid 54, 55, 56, Sweetheart Maid 54, Mardi Gras Queen 54, F.F.A. Sweet- heart Maid 56, S Award 56. PERRY, W.-110, 139, 170, 171, 218, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, Spanish Club 55, F.H.A. 54, 55, S Award 55, 56, F.B.L.A. 57, National Beta 56, 57, McNeese Speech Rally 57. PERRYMAN, E.-45, 66, 110, 131, 139, 170, 171, 202, 210, 218, 221, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Cyclone Staff 56, 57, National Beta 56, 57, S Award 56, F.H.A. 54, 55, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56, 57, Mardi Gras Maid 57, Quill and Scroll 57, Library Club 55, Speech Rally 57. PEVETO, G.-110, 130, 148, 171, 221, Tornado Band 54, 55, Thespians 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, 4-H 57, S Award 56. PITRE, M.-171, Track 57. PLATT, C.-44, 46, 110, 111, 171, Band 54, 55, Band Festival 54, 55, Cyclone Staff 55, 56, 57, Photographer 56, 57, Speech Rally 54, 55, 56, 57, S Award 55. PLATT, C.-110, 114, 122, 123, 165, 171, 213, Clippers 54, 55, 56, 57, Drummer 55, 56, 57, Thespians 55, 56, 57, F.T.A. 56, F.N.A. 54, Southwest Speech Rally-Music Festival 57, Spanish Club 55. POLLARD, J.-'62, 82, 116, 170, 171, Football 54, 55, 56, 57, Track 54, 55, 56, 57, Student Council 54, Spanish Club Vice President 55, Boys' Chorus 54. POTTER, B. J.-64, 67, 110, 121, 122, 123, 148, 151, 166, 170, 171, 221, F.H.A. 55, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Mardi Gras Rep. 56, Miss Model Secretary 57, District Convention 57, State Convention 56, 57, Thespians 54, 55, 56, Chorus 55, 56, 57, Publicity Committee 56, Reporter 57, L.M.E.A. Music Festival 56, 57, Girls' Sextet 57, Student Council 54, S Award 56, Southwest District Speech Rally 57, Office Staff 57, Senior Class Executive Council 57, Homecoming Maid 57. POTTORFF, J.-Transferred from Quincy High School, Quincy, California. POWDRILL, J.-110, 131, 148, 150, 161, 166, 168, 171, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, Southwest District Speech Rally 54, 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, State Con- vention 56, 57, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56, 57, Chorus 54, McNeese Music Festival 54, Debate 56, S.L.1. Debate Tournament 56, McNeese Debate Tournament 56. PREJEAN, P.-171, 213, Future Nurses' 56, 57, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, Library Club 56, 57. PROVOST, J.-30, 116, 143, 171, Spanish Club, Boys' Chorus, Biology Club, Physics Club. QUIBODEAUX, J.-171. RACCA, M.-148, 170, 221, F.B.L.A. 56, Library Club 54, Spanish Club 55. REID, W.-140, 141, 170, Debate Squad 56, 57, Music Appreciation Club 56, Band 56, 57, S.L.I. Debate Rally 56, Northwestern Debate Rally 57, Boys' Chorus 56, McNeese Music Cliic 57, McNeese Chorus Festival 56. REON, N.-69, 132, 133, 152, 170, 171, F.F.A. 54, 55, 56. 57, Parliamentary Law Team 54, 55, 56, 57, Rodeo Con- testant 55, 56, 57, Officer in F.F.A. Judging Team for F.F.A. 54, 55, 56, 57, Area IV Leadership Conference 55, 56, 57, State F.F.A. Convention 54, 55, 56, 57, Nat- ional F.F.A. Convention 57. ROBERTS, M.-119, 139, 169, 170, 171, 175, 4-H 54, F.H.A. 55, Spanish Club 55, Tri-Hi-Y 56, 57, Secretary 57, National Beta 56, 57, S Award 55. 56, Literary Rally 57. ROBERTS, M. L.-42, 46, 79, 110, 111, 136, 150, 151, 152, 161, 163, 171, 202, 234, Tornado Staff 56, 57, Thes- pians 54, 55, 56, 57, Reporter 56, President 57, South- west District Speech Rally 55, 56, 57, Clippers 54, 55, 56, Drum Lieutenant 56, Drum Sergeant 55, Cheerleader 57, Quill and Scroll 56, 57, F.H.A. 55, 56, 57, Cyclone Staff 54, 55, Student Council 56, Parish Day Govern- ment 56, F.H.A. Sweetheart Maid 56, Fair Candidate 57, Homecoming Queen 56. SARVER, G.-33, 118, 131, 170, 214. SAVANT, M.-37, 38, 64, 67, 110, 124, 125, 139, 166, 171, 208, 218, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57. State Convention 56, National Beta 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Student Council 57, Homecoming Maid 57, Mardi Gras Queen 56, Varsity Band 54, 55, 56, 57, McNeese Music Festival 54, 55, 57, Band Reporter 56, Drum Major 57, S Award 55, Office Staff 56, 57. SAVOY, C.-44, 46, 139, 166, 169, 170, Cyclone Staff 54, 55, 56, 57, Copy Editor 56, Editor 57, National Beta 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, Spanish Club 55, S Award 55, 56, Junior Executive Council, Quill and Scroll 57. SCHARRIER, H.--118, 131, 170, 193, 216, Boys' Chorus 54, Rodeo Contestant 55, 56, 57, 4-H Club 54, 55, 56, 57, Spanish Club 54, Rodeo Club 56, 57. s1LoR, B.-170, 171, 213, F.B.L.A. 55, 56, Clippers 54, 55, F.H.A. 54. SILVERS, R.M171. SIRMAN, C.-171. 212, Football 54, Biology Club 56, Boys' Chorus 57. SONNIER, R.-33, 38, 63, 82, 154, 172, Football 54, 55, 56, 57, Track 54, 55, 56, F.B.L.A., Spanish Club 55, Office Staff 54, 55, 57, 4-H 54, Mixed Chorus 56, Boys' Chorus 57, Basketball 54. STREATER, K.-116, 122, 172, Boys' Chorus 56, 57, Mixed Chorus 57, Senior Executive Council 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 4-H Club 56. STRODERD, ,I.-33, 111, 131, 142, 172, Biology Club 57, 4-H Club 57, Boys' Chorus 56, 57. STUTES, M.-30, 173, Spanish Club 54, Physics Club 57. TATE, C.-33, 41, 121, 122, 124, 127, 135, 138, 139, 169, 173, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, District Music Festival 54, 57, Band Stadium Announcer 56, 57, Band First Lieutenant 57. Star Lighter Orchestra 56, 57, Chorus 55, 56, 57, District Music Festival 55, 56, 57, Chorus President 57, L. High School All-State Chorus 57, First Tenor Soloist 55, 56, 57, Boys' Quartet 56, 57, District Music Rally 56. 57, Spanish Club 55, 56, Thespians 57, National Beta 56, 57, Executive Council Member 57, Literary Rally 56, Area Band Clinic 56, 57, S Award 55. TENNISON, C.f118, 147. 173, 235, Track 54, 55, Rodeo Club 57. THISTRUP, B.-131, 165, 173, F.F.A. 54, 55, 4-H 54, 55, 56. 57. TOLLETT, E. J.-119, 139, 173, Library Club 54, 55, 56. 57, Treasurer 56, F.H.A. 55, Tri-Hi-Y 56, 57, National Beta 57, Leadership Conference 55, S Award 56. TROSCLAIR, J.-71, 114, 116, 148, 151, 163, 169,'172, 204, 217, 231, F.H.A. 54, 55, District Meeting 55, Clippers 54, 55, 56, 57, Drummer 55, 56, 57, Sergeant 56, 57, Thespians 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, District Rally 57, National Beta 57, Chorus 56, 57, Trio 56, 57, Mixed Quartet 57, Girls' Ensemble 56, McNeese Festival 56, 57, Rally 56, 57, Mixed Ensemble 56: HS Award 55, 56. TROSCLAIR. .l.-44, 46, 79, 116, 139, 152, 172, 202, 206. 218, Cyclone Staff 54, 55, 56, 57, Circulation Manager 55, Advertising Manager 56, Business Manager 57, Nat- ional Beta 56, 57, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, F.H.A. 54, 55, Social Chairman 55, District Meeting 55, S Award 55, Cheerleader 57, Quill and Scroll 56, 57, Library Club 54, 55. VAN, M.-82, 86, 102, 104, 122, 172, 211, Track 54, 55, 56, 57, Football 54, 55, 56, 57, Basketball 54, Sergeant-at- Arms Spanish Club 56, Thespians 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Mixed Chorus 54, 55, 56, 57, Boys' Chorus 56. VIATOR, D.-146, 172, 235. VIATOR, BUD-96, 118, 130, 173, 220, 231, 4wI'1 Club 54. 55, 56, 57, Basketball 56, 57, Football 54, F.B.L.A. 56, Rodeo Club 55, 56, President 57, Thespians Club 55, L. High School Championship Rodeo 55, 56, 57. VIATOR, L.-82, 88, 91, 96, 102, 116, 143, 164, 173, 211, Football 54, 55, 56, 57, Basketball 54, 55, 56, 57, Track 54, 55, 56, Captain Football 56, F.B.L.A. 56, 4-H 54, 55, 56, Biology Club 56, Boys' Chorus 55, Senior Class Presi- dent 57, Executive Council 57, Physics Club 57, A11- District Third Team 55, All-District Second Team 56, All-State Honorable Mention 56. VICE, R.-173, L. State High School Championship Rodeo 55, 56, 57, 4-H Club 54, 55, F.F.A. 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, Manager 54, 55, 56, Rodeo Club 55, 56, Boys' Chorus 56. VINCENT, C.f38, 102, 173, 216, Football 54, Track 54. 55, 56, 57, Office Staff 56. 57. VINCENT. D.-172: Track 57. VINCENT, T.-172, Football 54, 55, Thespians 55, 56, 57, Rodeo Club 56, 4-H 54, 55, 56, 57, Spanish 56, F.F.A. 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Student Council 54, Boys' Chorus 56, Junior Class Executive Council 56. WALSH, I.-45, 70, 139, 149, 163, 172, 213, 218, F.H.A. 54, 55, Library Club 54, 55, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, Convention 56, National Beta 56, 57, Mardi Gras Maid 55, Cyclone Staff 54, 55, 56, 57, Circulation Manager 55, Assistant Advertising Manager 56, Mailing Manager 57, Quill and Scroll 56, 57, S Award 54, 55, 56, Thespians 56, 57, Basketball Homecoming Sweetheart 57. WEBER, D.-68, 132, 133, 160, 172, F.F.A. 54, 55, 56, 57, Treasurer 56, Vice President 57, Parliamentary Law Team 56, 57, Area IV Leadership Conference 56, 57, Live- stock Judging Contest 55, 56, 57, State F.F.A. Convention 56, 57, National F.F.A. Convention 57. WEEDIN, L.-114, 130, 149, 165, 173, 213, 218, Clippers 55, 56, 57, Drummer 57, Library Club 54, 55, 56, Reporter 54, F.H.A. 54 55, 56, District Convention 55, Workshop 55, 56, Executive Council 54, 55, 56. WHITAKER, S.-37, 39, 41, 71, 113, 139, 149, 161, 163, 168, 173, 214, Clippers 54, 55, 56, 57, Drummer 55, Majorette 56, Captain 57, National Beta 56, 57, Thespians 55, 56, 57, Vice President 57, Student Council 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, Historian 55, F.B.L.A. 57, Senior Class Executive Council 57, Office Staff 57, Pelican Girls' State Delegate, S Award 55, 56, 57, Mardi Gras Maid 56, F.F.A. Maid 56, District Literary Rally 56, F.B.L.A. District Rally 57, District Speech Rally 57. WOODS, D.-173, 218, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, F.H.A. 54, 55, Simplicity Home Economics Sewing Award 54, Library Club 54, 55, Perfect Attendance Award 54, F.H.A. Workshop 55. WOODS, L. F.-136, 173, 202, 210, 218, 220, Student Council 54, Thespians 54, 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. 54, 55, 56, 57, Reporter 56, 57, District Meet 54, 55, State Meet 54, Candidate for District Reporter 55, F.H.A. Executive Council 54, 55, 56, 57, F.H.A. Workshop 55, 56, 57. YOUNG, N.-120, 124, 127, 139, 140, 149, 172, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Treasurer 56, Librarian, Student Conductor 57, District Music Festival 54, 55, 56, 57, Clinic Band 57, Debate Squad 55, 56, 57, Northwestern Speech Tourna- ment ,55, 56, 57, Third Place 56, McNeese Speech Festival 55, 56, 57, Louisiana State University State Speech Tourna- ment 55, Southwestern Speech Rally 56, 57, Tulane Speech Tournament 57, Secretary 56, President 57, Thes- pian Club 54, 55, 56, Future Nurses' Club 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 57, National Beta 56, 57. YOUNG, BRENDA-45, 139, 149, 166, 172, 183, 218, F.H.A. 54, 55, Thespians 55, 56, 57, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, National Beta 56, 57, Mardi Gras Maid 55, Cyclone Staff 55, 56, 57, Circulation Manager 56, Quill and Scroll 57, L.S.P.A. Convention 57, Student Council 55, S Award 55, 56, McNeese Speech Rally 57. YOUNG, LENDA--45, 139, 149, 150, 166, 168, 172, 202. 217, F.H.A. 54, 55, Library Club 54, 55, President 55, F.B.L.A. 56, 57, National Beta 56, 57, Mardi Gras Maid 55, Cyclone Staff 55, 56, 57, Circulation Manager 56, L.S.P.A. Convention 57, Quill and Scroll 57, S Award 54. 56. ZERGER, K.-44, 4-6, 119, 124, 125, 127, 139, 153, 172, Band 54, 55, 56, 57, Assistant Drum Major 57, District Music Festival 54, 55, 56, 57, Cyclone Staff 55, 56, 57, Copy Editor 57, National Beta 56, 57, Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56, 57, Secretary 55, Program Chairman 57, Quill and Scholl 56, 57, S Award 55, 56, Thespians 55, 56, F.B.L.A. 56, F.H.A. 54, 55, 56, District Speech Rally 56, 57, District Literary Rally Alternate 57. .IUNIORS ALESHIRE, SONDRA-120, 126, 175, 176 ALEXANDER, D.-175. ALEXANDER, M.-33, 133, 146, 175. ALLAIN. S.w120. 136, 175. AMUNY, BOB-133, 175. ANCELET, R.-175. ANDERSON, SM-115. 175, 176. ANDRUS, R.--131, 175. ARDOIN, S.-144, 155, 175, 235, 224. ARMER, H.4133. 175. AVERY, P.-148. 175. AVERY. W.-126, 155, 175, 238. BARGER, H.-90, 106, 175. BARRETT, J. L.f36, 45, 79, 148, 152, 175, 202, 204. BARTON. A.-175. 212. BEESON. L.-120, 126. 181, 175. BEGLIS. R.-85, 106, 175, 217. BELL, M.-130, 139, 175. BELL, R.-88, 102, 131, 142, 152. 175. BERTRAND. B.-45, 79, 118, 130, 139, 150, 152, 115. 204. 206, 210. BLAKE. S.-37. 44, 119, 139, 175. 176, 183, 234. BONNIN, R.-130, 175. BOWERS, CHARLES-175, 180. BOYDSTON, L.-39, 110, 115. 136, 139. 175, 214. BRASHER, R.-45, 114, 119, 176. 204. BREAUX, R.f131, 176. BROUSSARD, G.-176. BROUSSARD, M.-177. BROUSSARD, P.-144, 155, 177, 221, 235. 217. BROUSSARD, T.-177. BROUSSARD, W.-90, 106, 150, 176, 203, 210. BURKE. J.-111, 136,'176. BUSBY, C.-116. BUTLER, T.-66. 177, 221. CALVERT, J.-91. 100, 143, 177. CARLTON, J.v111. CARTER, L.-37, 42, 106, 116. CHAMBER, R.-140, 116. CHAMPAGNE, E.-176. ' CHARLES, v.v114, 120, 156, 116. CLARKE, G.-126, 116. CLOYD, W.-106. 155. 151, 176, 224. COLE, G.-43, 68, 72, 73, 110, 136, 155. 177, 207. COMEAUX, E.-143, 177. COOK, G.-97, 143, 177, 178, 221. COOPER, K.-29, 47, 71, 119, 121, 122, 123, 126, 138, 159, 115, 111, 209. COURTNER, M.A120. 177. CRACER, B.- 131, 142. 177. CRAWFORD, D.Y176. DEROUEN, V.-122, 123, 116. DIAKOS, P.-176. DOMINGUE. U.-51, 176, 217. DOUCET, G.-176. DOUCET, S.-143, 144, 116, 216, 221. DOUGHTY, M.-44, 120, 139, 177, 182, 155, 209. DRONET, B.-111, 217, 221. EASTWOOD, P.-111. 122, 123, 150. 235 ELLENDER, J. C.-111. 152, 155. ELLENDER, J.-110, 122, 123, 131, 136 143, 155, 177, 235. ELLENDER, K.-177, 118, 131. ELLENDER, L.-176, 133, 132, 234. GABBARD, E. G.-178, 203, 122, 123, 148 CILSTRAP, C.-145, 178, 202, 69, 110 131, 136, 45. GLASS, J.-119. GOLDEN, P.-119. GOODFRIEND, J.-179. 118. GRANGER, A.-178. CRANCER, 14178, 221, 120, 39. 144. CRECO, T.w115. GROS. N. B.-119, 125, 124, 149. CUHJRY. B.-179, 155. GUIDRY, 11.-179, 155, 152, 235. CU1LLOTTE, B.-115. 152, 143, 155. HALL, A.f178, 182.115, 159, 42. HALLEY, S.-212, 115, 180, 119, 155, 235. HANEY. C.-115, 146. HANEY, L.-115, 141. HARRIS, C.-178, 150. 142. HEBERT. J. 220, 213, 179, 52. 60. 106. 154. HEBERT, S.-119, 178, 127. HENNINCTON, C.-179, 45. HOEFPAUIR. M. L.-119, 151. HOPSON, E.-216. 211. 179, 221, 68. 69. 125, 130, 133, 142, 37, 156. JOHNSON. C.w179, 177, 117. 139. 43. 153. JOHNSON. D. M.-218. 217. 178. 175. 183, 119, 155, 136, 235. JOHNSON, J.f178, 140, 141. 151, 153. JONES. C.-178, 147. JONES, R.L.-178. KEEVER, R.-178, 182, 83, 61, 102. 36, 45. 234. KEY. .I...217, 178, 125, 124, 148. KNIGHT. 1.4-179, 110, 151, 79. KOONCE. 14179, 122, 123. KOONCE, L.-179. LABARBARA, F.-220, 179, 182, 221. 130, 152, 234. LAMPERT. J. T.-179. LANDRY, D.-179, 203, 148. LANDRY, .I.-178, 5179, 183. 144, 42. LANDRY, JUDIE 218, 206, 178, 175, 202 119, 122, 123. 125, 124,- 148. 23I LANIER, M.-178, 182, 107, 148. LASALLE, J.-178, 131, 85, 86, 91, LASALLE, V. L.-178, 130. LATHROP, O.-178. LEBRUN. K.-179. LEDBETTER, B. L.-4179, 115. LEDBETTER, P. S.-179, 115. LEDOUX, LEE-179. LEDOUX, NI. L.-179, 202. LEDOUX, P. -179, 120, 144. LEGER, C.-180. 102 LEWIS, O. L.-220, 216, 211, 180, 182 221, 69, 84, 110, 130. 97, 151 LONG. J.-180, 140, 141, 143, 153. LYONS, D. S.-181, 64. 67, 119, 125, 130 LYONS, D. 181. LYONS. J. V.-181, 147. MCBRIDE. L.-180. MCLIN, P.-180, 175, 221, 69, 113, 119 71, 120, 139, 140, 37, 141, 136. 29. XICMANUS, J.-207, 209. 180. 182, 183 120, 139, 140, 141, 42, 136. MCMILLIN, T.-181, 202. 100. MARTIN, K. 181. MARTIN, L. F.-181. 131, 143 MARTIN, N. .I.-181, 149. MARTIN, W. L.-180. MILLER. R.-180, 151. MONCEAUX, N.-180. 131, 155, 136, 153 MORGAN, .-216, 180, 221. 195, 131 146. 152. MORO. K.-180, 235. MORROW, D.f181, 131, 155. 156. MURREL, M. L.-151, 131, 155. NASH., S.-181, 150, 120. NELSON. I.-181. 221, 69, 87, 131, 37 152. NELSON. N.A181. NIX. E1. M.-181, 150. OLSON, G.-180, 133, 55. O'QUAIN, C.-150, 131, 144. O'QUlNN. O.-150. O'QUIN. G. 180, 87, 131. OWENS, D.-180, 177, 43. PESHOFF, F.-180. 122, 123, 120, 39. PHILLIPS, A.-181. POLLARD, J.-217, 181, 114, 120, 139 140, 141, 136, 153. POLLARD, R.4209, 181, 110, 139, 140. 37 PONCHO. T.+181. M. PORTIE, ,I.-218, 181, 113, 120, 136. 1 6 1 9 PRICE, L.-217, 181, 182, 65, 67, 111 120, 131, 140, 141. QUINN, ANITA-180. 182. 221, 115, 120. RACCA. G.-180. REA, B.-180. 140. 141, 144. RICHARD. A.-180. 122. 123. RICHARD. J.-207. 180. 69, 147. 123. RICHARD, R.4180. 133. 132. RICKS, J.-101, 203, 204, 121, 122, 123 SCHALLER, J.-217, 181, 64, 114, 136, 139, 155, 212, 208, 42, 106, 110 235 SCHEXNAILDER, J.-181, 115, 119, 139 140, 141, 136. SHIREY, P.-217, 181, 183, 114, 120, 139 4-5, 153. SIMS, M.-218, 181, 115, 100, 136. SINCLETARY, P.-214, 206, 181, 110. SISCO, J.-102, 81, 154. SOUTER, C.-102, 178, 127, 140, 141. SPELL, J.-102, 130. SPELL, O.-100. STACC, J.-100. STARK, J.-183, 202. STEGALL, T.-100, 133. STRINGER, A.-215, 212, 183, 113, 110, 155. STRONG, W.-183, 145, 152. STUTES, B.-182, 122, 123, 142, 155, 153. TALLEY, T.-182. TARVER, H.-182, 119, 122, 123, 155, 235. THISTRUP, G.-182. THOMPSON, B.m183, 115, 120. TRAHAN, W.-180. TROSCLAIR, M.-183, 182, 221, 139, 136, 4-5. TURNER, J.-183, 133, 132. UTLEY, S.-182, 221, 202, 110, 122, 37, 144. VENABLE, J.-183, 69, 123. VIATOR, N.-183, 221, 83, 63, 102, 143, 154, 96, 72, 151. VICE, R.-215, 182, 180, 87, 38, 118. VINCENT, 0.-182, 68. WILDBERGER, B.-182. WILKERSON, G.-219, 182. WILLIAMS, J.-180, 118, 127, 130, 153. WILLIAMS, N.-183, 118, 130. WINN, D.-183, 127, 130. WISE, L. -183, 122. WRIGHT, C.-183, 146. WRIGHT, L.-183, 147. WORTHINGTON, D.-183, 181, 120. SOPHOMORES AKINS, P.-115, 130, 142, 185, 189, 215. ALBARADO, G.-110, 45, 115, 131, 185. ALEXANDER, S.-185. ALL, M.-143, 105. ALLEMAND, H.-105. ALLEN, T.-115, 122, 123, 144, 105, 109. AMUNY, J. A.-110, 137, 105. ANDERSON, C.-131, 143, 105, 109. ANDREWS, B.-140, 141, 185, 45, 68, 79, 110, 137, 136. ANTHONY, H.-72, 110, 136, 137, 185. ARCENEAUX, E.-185. ASHTON, A.-45, 130, 137, 142, 183, 185. 1 ATHERTON, C.-00, 105. AUCOIN, J.-105, 216. AVERY, C.-126, 105. BAKER, B.-05, 110, 100, 101, 147, 154, 105, 210, 211. BANZHOF, C.-00, 106, 143, 105. BEAN, C. R.-105. BELLARD, L. H.-147, 185. BENOIT, L.-185. BERGERON, J .-133, 185. BERGSTEDT, J.-37, 44, 47, 183, 185. BERTRAND, L.-118, 185. BLOMEYER, R.-115, 185. BORREL, F.-68, 136, 137, 151, 185, 189. BOUDREAUX, C.-73, 213, 85, 107, 106, 143, 144, 98, 72, 105, 90. BOURGEOIS, J.-105, 114. BOURCEOIS, S.-105. BOUROEOIS, C.-105, 221, 100, 140, 142, 144, 100. BOWEN, C. E.-60, 134, 185. BOWMAN, C.-185, 202. BROUSSARD, BROUSSARD, BROUSSARD, 141, 71, 150. BROUSSARD, B.-114, 185. E.-142, 185, 115, 137. P.-186, 189, 114, 140, 37, T.-178, 134. BRUNER, M.-187. BRUNEY, B.-186. BURLSON, N.-186, 132. BURROW, J.-186, 224, 143, 137. BUTLER, N.- 186, 189, 221, 130, 142, 137. CANADY, C.--186, 189, 143, 137, 35, 153. CARLIN, D.-186, 89, 107, 98. CARLIN, J .-1 86, 70. CARLIN, T.-186, 150. CARNAHAN, S.-106, 119, 126. CARPENTER, K.-186. CARROLL, M.-186, 109, 101, 143, 107. CASE, C.- 186, 126. CHAMPAGNE, A.-106. CHAPMAN, W.-186, 146, 235. CLARK, A.-106, 114,137. CLARK, B.-186,130, 150. CLOSTIO, B.-143, 186. COLE, L.-186, 187,143. COLEMAN, B.-106, 107. COLLICAN, C.-217, 208, 153, 186, 109, 130, 143. COLLINS, J.-213, 100, 207, 186, 202 102, 107, 106, 143. COLLINS, K.-106, 119, 126. COMEAUX, J.-186. COMEAUX, L. V.-186. CORMIER, Q.-220, 216, 186. CORMIER, R.-106. CORNER, M. L.-212, 186,130. COUCH, G.-186, 84, 100. 232 COURMIER, M.L.-186, 142. CRADEUR, R.-186. CROOM, J. 106, 126. CUVILLIER, A.-106, 100, 224, 143, 152. DAIGLE, E. M. 142, 186. DAILEY, L. F.-106. DARTEZ, D.-126, 186. DAVIS, C.-186. DAVIS, L.-186, 183, 107, 37, 142, 45. DEATON, R.-216, 212, 186, 102, 130 106, 142, 144, 45, 98. DELOUCHE, J.-35, 186, 189, 119. 130 143, 137. DENOM, J.-106. DEVER, J.-214, 186, 104, 135. DOMINOUE, E.-106, 100, 234. DOM1NGUE,M.-215, 187, 118, 104. DONALDSON, E.-107. DORE, B.-187, 142. DOUCET, D.-107. DOUGHERTY, B.-107, 126, 142, 45, 05. DRONET, D.-107, 126, 143. DROUNETTE, L.-107, 05. DUHON, J.-107, 09, 100, 107, 140, 144, 100. DUNN, W.-187, 224, 134, 29. DUPLECHAIN, C.-187, 143. EARL, K.-187, 84, 81, 126, 154. EDWARDS, J.-187, 126. ELLENDER, B.-187, 131, 145. ELLENDER, W.-187. ELLIOTT, D.-187, 125, 124, 131, 143, 107, 73. ELROD, C.- 187. ENDICOTT, J.-107, 126, 124, 37. EZELLE, K.-187. ELENIKEN, C.-107. FONTENOT, D.-127, 107. ERAZIER, G.-146. CARRISON, B.-104, 107. GAUDIN, J .- 140, 187. GOLDEN, A.-107. GOODRICH, D.-70, 127, 187. CRIER, D.-146, 187. GUIDRY, B.-187, 140, 29. GUIDRY, C.-187. GUIDRY, L. A.-115, 187, 142, 137, 05. GUIDRY, M.-107. GUIDRY, P.-09, 107. CUIDRY, P.-107, 131, 224, 143, 107, 05. GUIDRY P.-107. GUILLOTTE, N.-187. GUTHERY, G.-187, 189, 69, 65, 130, 142, 47, 150, 234. HADLEY, R.-100, 147. HANTZ, L.-100, 188. HANSON, B.-72, 210, 188. HARRELL -100, 107. HASHA, L.-188. HASSIEN, W.-188. HAYS, S.-188, 117, 127. HAZELSON, P.-188. HENRY, E.-188, 204, 134. HEREFORD, C.-188. HINCH, D.-188. HOBAUGH, D.-145, 188. HOELZER, H.-118, 188, 130. HOOD, V.-188. HUGHES, W.-188, 69, 37, 234. HYMEL, P.-188. JAMES, D.-188, 221, 117, 73. JARDELL, B.-100, 188. JOHNSON, M.-188, 142. JOINER, R.-188. JONES, G.-138. JONES, JOAN-188, 122, 123. JONES, J.-188, 187, 143. JORDAN, P.-188, 131, 137. KING, C.-188, 143. KINNEY, W.-188, 107, 106. KNIGHT, C.-188, 142, 137. KNIGHTEN, B.-143, 188. KOONCE, M.-188. LACY, G.-188, 224, 143, 137. LAFLEUR, K.-188, 127, 142, 35, 235. LAMBERT, M.-188. LAMDRY, E.-143, 188. LAPOINT, L.-188. LEDGER, R.-188. LEDOUX, B.-188. LEDOUX, K.-134, 188. LEDOUX, R.-133, 132, 188. LEDOUX, S.-188, 69, 131, 143, 137. LEJ UNE, L.-214, 188. LEJUNE, E.-188. LITTLE, D.-134, 188. LYONS-189, 45. LYONS, J.-115, 188. LYONS, L.-188, 189, 130, 221, 143, 137, 153. McBRIDE, L.-189. MCCLURE, S.-31, 153, 150, 189, 114, 140, 141, 137. MOCULLOR, R.-114, 189. McDONALD, B. J.-189. MCDONALD, C.--189. MOFARLAIN, L. A.-189. MOFARLAIN, K.-189, 221, 131, 147, 142. MOCEE, B.-189, 114. McHAFFIE, B.-214, 211, 189, 202, 68 110, 125, 130, 37, 142, 137, 72, 73, 45. MOINNIS, D.-189. MCMILLIN, G.-208, 189, 111, 127, 124. MOMULLEN, P.-189, 115, 117. 122, 123 MARCANTEL, G.-189. MARTIN, L.-189, 131, 143. 137. MARTIN, M.-189, 131. MAULDING, J.-189. MEYERS, T.-189, 131, 142. MEYERS, T.-189, 134. MILLER, B.-189, 131, 143, 235. MILLER, E. M.-117, 35, 189. MISSE, H.-189, 235. MITCHELL, M. A.-189, 115, 110, 224, 42, 137, 234. MOREAUX, J.-189, 65, 115, 123, 144. MORGAN, J.-189, 130. MORGAN, L.-189, 111, 140, 141, 47. 71, 40. MORROW, P.-131, 189. MOSS, J.-151, 189, 203, 183, 115, 130, 142, 137, 73. MOUNT, D.-134, 189. MOUNT, R.--189, 224, 134, 151. NAREMORE, J.-189, 110, 140, 141, 47. NASH, F.-137, 189. NELSON, R.-127, 189. NORDAN, B.-130, 190. O'BIER, M. A.-122, 123, 144, 185, 190. OUSLEY, J. W.-190, 193, 110, 133, 35. OQEN, W. 190, 117. PAGE, R.-190. PASSMAN, C.-190, 115, 130, 143, 137. PATRO, TED-106, 107, 100, 190. PERKINS, L.-190, 107, 143, 47, 85, 73, 29. PHILLIPS, A.-35, 135, 190, 189, 131, 140, 141, 143, 142, 137. POTTEROFF, .I .-41, 73. SMITH, B. W.-190 ,221, 90, 107, 143 100. SMITH, B. L.-190. SMITH, S.-217, 190, 130. SMITH, M.-190, 191, 143, 144, 35, 29 SONNIER, N.-190. SONNIER, z.-190, 114, 143. SPALDING, M.-190, 189, 141. SPELL, II.-190. STEIN, G.-190. STEWART, B.-143, 190. STURGELL, C.-143, 190. SUBRA, C.-143, 190, 202. SULLIVAN, C.-131, 150, 209, 206, 191 204, 79, 63, 143, 144. SULLIVAN, L.-191, 143. TAYLOR, L.-191. THERIOT, W.-220, 210, 191, 72. THIBODEAUX, C.-191, 89, 160, 134, 152. v THIBODEAUX, J.-191, 142. THIBODEAUX, L.-191. THOMASAN, D.-191. TOUPS, J.-218, 191, 119, 131, 143, 144. TRAHAN. B. R.-191. TRAHAN, IDA--191. TRAHAN, L.-191. TRAHAN, L.-217, 191, 130, 143, 144. 100. VEAL, .I.-220, 213, 191, 107, 208, 134, 31. vEAL, P.-220, 208, 216, 212, 191, 51. VINCENT, VINCENT VINCENT A. C.m191. F.-191, 142. N.-191. QUEBODEAUX QUEBODEAUX QUINN, J.-190, 88, , R.-190. ,T.-134, 190. 107. 143. 1 RAMSEY, D.-30, 143, 190. REINSTEIN-127, 190. RICHARD, A.-190. RICHARD, B.-190. RICHARD, E.-190. RICHARD, J.-190, 133. RICHARD, J.-190. RICHARD, O.-190, 204. 131. RICHARD, P.-190, 133. ROBERTS, B.-190, 68, 115.110, 137. ROMERO, B.-142, 190. ROWELL, L.-115, 190, 150. RUSSELL, B.-190. SAVOY, B.-190. SAVOY, M.-190. 134. SEALE, K.-190, 142, 100, 47, 154. SETTOON, C.-207, 190, 90, 130. 107 143, 144. SHELTON, I.-127, 190. SH-EUMAKER, C.-190.130, 142. SILCOTT, E. J.-190. 127, 130. 143, 47. SIMON, J.-190 233 VINCENT, Sf-191. VISE, G.-191. YAW, E.-191, 130. WALKER, L.-217, 191, 221, 115, 130, 131, 137, 72, 35. WALSH, P.-191, 189, 31. WEBER, R.-191, 146. WHETNALL, P.-191, 115, 130, 224. WILDBERGER, B.-191, 114, 142. WILKINSON, G.-134, 191. WILLIAMS, J.-191. WILLIAMS, P.-191. WILLSON, J.-30, 191. WING, K.-191, 134. WOLF, P.-191, 189, 183,110, 143, 137. WOODS, A. J.-215, 191, 89, 130, 143, 142, 144, 94, 98. WOODS, T.-31, 191, 189, 143, 47, 136, 137. WRIGHT, J.-191, 122, 123, 142, 145. WRIGHT, M.-191, 45. WRIGHT, W.-191, 189, 114, 37, 143, 71. 137, 234. FRESHMEN NOT INDEXED. 'fwn U We lead a goof life . .. Vhxnuuy'f lint wnlr-thing in your tooth. 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