Terrebonne High School - Trawler Yearbook (Houma, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1958 volume:

NMAY 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 117 I8 19 22 23 24 25i 26 29 30 31 fAe K 1948 MAY 4 5 6 718 1956 11 12 I3 114 15 MAY 1 16 1-7 I8 19 zo 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 1 4 5 6 7 s 11 12 13 14 '5 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 - ftjff-1 . W Q , X. 'f 5 LM P' , mqri K5 A -S :xx lx 2 ff!-F ,f we ' k Wh. , rgsw' fi fi ,V Q X , . 2 . .H ., --g 7 Y LJ, I w .-f W fag ,V f 2i Q51-A v, 6 Ji'-5 Fw 'v--f--, vw-7 p- Q in :yrs Kms? A rg- Yf, fmx The acorn was the beginning of the oakg the old Fireman's Hall. the begin- ning of Terrebonne High School. Fifty years ago. in 1908, it was a combined elementary-high school from which was graduated one student. Miss .lennie Klingman. ln 1909 a new building was erected under the supervision of Super- intendent ,lohn M. Foote. On ,luly 7. 1908, bids were invited for the new building. A contract was subsequently awarded. said our late Superintendent H. L. Bourgeois. Hand when the building was completed. it was officially named the Terrebonne High School. This is at present the Houma Elementary School. From it in 1909 were graduated four students. ln 1918, Terrebonne High School. bresently the Houma Elementary School. rose upon the square where the Fireman's Hall had been. The present imposing structure on Highway 24. Tcrrcbonne High School. was completed in 1940. 1' aff? '1 1 ff' 1'-fa. -f'fr.ifw-sfrfefw-'rf iv- -1 J-ew u-1' fr f'1+ :f'-f4fF?f 5i,'f:vQ ' 5 . . , .l -. 1 , . . ' z H ?'1 '9'1r1?g J., I '- . jf. .. ,' A ,,, '. - P I 'ig51lt :'aI-Q Adu - 9h L40 i ll:-5 ' wh o 16 4' 'in 'X 1' ' .' ' 1 4 1 U ' -' l - li4 ,' 4.499 1 Hu.. ...a....Z.-:.?..-...'1 ' .n-.. Ln ..-..t ............- . An ' .-a..r.:-mf..-......nt:.uo.-.. x- . Leu' --A esferclacy . . . Suv.. ! r 1 Y '! WW. 1 6 -f- -1-,. -.-, --.- ,:- Q -I - .- V ' - : vw, 1 L . M. 'y,'-'ffl' ,T '. ' -2-Miftit' ' 1 - -.ct--ff ,t-2'-.M-.tftt 1-. f m-af. , Q - 1915 are 6:1 F, it --A 'A L G 'I ch. .Q , .Vw H' ., . .pit .. is ,A Q ,git ' ' Il ,V ,sl 'J' 1 4 L ' 'ibisffwrzitvmfmau 514 .1-1--xr f1f1z+SnzfE.s5:'Lm+sf-1-,ttf-f5u..t -mmztf4t.r:.11f.g-u',tiIli-MM ,ff 1 An interesting feature of our school system is its high degree of centraliza- tion. This has brought to all students in the parish the many advantages of a large school and to the community an economical investment in education. It, has made for a spirit of solidarity in the people of the parish. said Mr. Bour- geois, and has converted Terrebonne Parish into one Community. Consolidation depends on transporta- tion. 1n 1908 and for years after, some pupils in the parish had to be trans- ported by boat because Terrebonne is bayou country. The tirst consolidations in the parish occurred in 1910-1911. The idea of riding to school appealed to children and patrons alike. In that year four transfers were placed in operation and an era of consolidation began. Today. in 1958, thirty-two transfers transport ap- proximately 1.000 children to and from school each day. , 'J -J ww-'w'1'f.. f-:z Tg3G Wff':fw::':f- '-'m'W?::ffT '. - '.vr 'a t -gow-1, f- ..-. ' f for-'.f-f ,f m-.J-. . , - -sa 4 53 1 + I' .. t .34 'fl 1-' J? D-I' ar 5 ,ft .e Q i'2f Nl we ' , ., it P' t : A -.1 A .V JJ . ff f It A It 'F ,v 3 7., . ,J . 4 4 r . -- . ' - - '. r 1- vgf--V.--'Q ' -' fagggm-13, Wx., A W M 1 .,,b. L, ,Q f ,L vpn 4w ' n2zi'8,dwE3,.k I a an .sr 4. -4.4- .12-.. 'na'-.-. riff.-'....1..-..-.. 4... 'KAY 7 ...1-.4-1: I -., ,.......-. .....' .L - ....x '. 41... . . ' ..l QI.. Thirteen hundred students are being trained at T. H. S. in academic. commercial. and vocational sub- jects. in music. and in athletics. Terrebonne High School has a faculty of forty-seven instructors. a guid- ance counselor. and two principals. Students participate in many extra-curricular activities and share in the privileges and responsibilities of good citizens in a junior democracy. Thus have fifty years of education in Terreboone helped build our community. Today. in 1958. 328 seniors are being graduated from Terrebonne High School. The imposing thirty- four classroom building completed in 1940 stands on a campus graced with live oaks. magnolias. shrubs. and camellias. It is dignified in ap- pearance. architecturally attractive. and designed to meet the needs of modern education. .-.. - -W...-w--.. -. -v-- .av-vvvv , , it ., ., - . - . tv.. -'.A - -- -. , 3, ,v Q' -'.4-'- rv , ' , . .4 .. ' . . , 0 H .5 .. 1.5 Q fl .5, n I.- x f' '1 Vw. 4,,- Q I I. -- K . if l .'- . : '!. - 'I-ff 4 . -an 'Y if O B uh: -L' 4 5 1 l '. K., L'-,gl 37 ... 4' a 1' ' ir f T 2, 1 v ., ET - Fa! V1 Fr.. fx lik f 2 .-I IW ff.. Es Il. , ., 'I rx ' I, i 'M aft . :inn-,. , ps. N51 T 1 'bfi v 4' . Xx.::r.gt:-1-4- Q lLn:.n N.'ff,. f.,g34Qi4?Q1?'Sft:Wzjgg' ' ,IQ , e e . V A I . Y y i 1 4 l ,R v I Tomorrow!! lf we can inter- Q X pret modern trends. eduvation to- 'I morrow will plave emphasis on 'j,E math and science. lt will also lj! provide many more challenging opportunities for the gifted stu- ?-I dent. so that lie may do advam-ed iii 'P study in spevial lields. l'erl1aps N, H even 1-lassroom instruvtion will ' li' Ive vliangred. 'l'houg1li the lmman if element will never Ive lust. some Vi-N 6, courses may lie liillflllxl lllfllllglll ,Tl V' television. Here at lerrelmnne ix. advanced rlasses in physim-s and. Q math are being: taught: advanced l classes in English are being: i ff- planned for next year. 'T it I Sl 'i M f , is , . ,.. . , ...,,B..., ,..-.,-.,....i,....--,, .,.,- -.-W .,--,, 'S it S: ISF. ni .fe :nr Lg R, Ng. ,NCL wr, , N fre, .Rifle .im V-7 i ,l,a1B.a..es,-'-w..,1,. fy.-.:5i.:--e:..v,. N M.. OWQOVVOW . . . Certainly progress will lie tlle keynote in tomorrow's education. lt must answer for us many questions. Will T. H. S. look the same fifty years from now? Will a rocket rear-li the muon? Will people go to live on other planets? Will tomorrow luring peace to the world? To- morrowl Toinorrowl Unly tomorrow will we know. ., --,--.,..m.-.,9,,,,.., :-..5x,..1..,1,q?,g..,,f,.--.:..:. -A, l.-L - - q-.,,-..,.-f-Q.. -A P ,. V, -- -... .--. , -.- .. ,-. a. '. . -'-- - --.aa-ry 4. J .la-.1-.1-. Av-3. -idioms ' A .- 'Q'- .Ain- 1' f--..A 1 '- - -. ,,.fs , - .J VA:-, . 'H , gg . -v '5 - . -, rj, E . 3. .1 1 E.. Iv -. I-, ii . ,ii .7 ,-.1 4. f. gf ,.- X E- .f-. - -J Sf ' .. .A ' i -:, 3- gf 13, 51 4-1. I I VJ.-. 4- 1-1 'i' ,i 4 .5 Q i 'x af I ii: h :J iq :l V 9 . ' if-.7 t - 5' -. K hi ' . P' kr' 5. . :ge if 5: 'i 5' f 5' .' L ff--' .-A.. S-5 3.7 Q... J' T - YL.. ,E-. 7 . f . : -1 '.- 4 .-. - - . ,. ,.., , ',f- V J .. 1+ - 5 1. .1- tf'Ezf. 4-5711. ' f-f'- a , 4 .5 at , ,s P+ :-. I-fa' ' - -T'-iii , - -1 If . ,, fl- -3 .4 .q 1.1.21 f 1-4.-'.,. 1-,. Q--. ..-,. -1--v '.1- -1-. -- ' - - LD In attempting to select o11ly one person to whom we might dedicate the l958 TRAWLER, only one alumnus who would hest represent the value of education in our parish, we were unsuccessful. Dozens of them loomed on our horizon. lu the professional world, the world of husiness, among our trades- men. on our plantations and farms, in civic life, home life, religious life, and in educa- tional circles many graduates of T. H. S. seemed deserving ofthe honor. We chose, therefore, to dedicate our hook enbcafion to all loyal alumni who have given us a priceless heritage in education and to all worthy students of today and tomorrow who will hring honor to T. H. S. We have pictured the student of yester- day iu maturity, symholizing achievement through learningg the student of today in youth, hopefully looking toward success to- morrow hecause of learning: and the stu- dent of tomorrow in childhood, eagerly curious to learn those things that will open to him the new and exciting world of the future. A. E. PHILLIPS, Principal Admin isfrafion 9 MH. A. li. l'HlI.l,ll'S. l'rin4'ipnl 1910 L. lTfXl.I.fXS ROGERS. l,l'l'Ill'flNIl lflu 3 Nlli. l.UlllS ll. ROGERS Prinrifml me rinciloa To the Seniors from the Principal: Ygu are graduating into 3 world gif strife and turmoil. Your country has been challenged. Will we be able to preserve the Democracy which we have toiled So hard to preserve? Will we he able to meet this threat to our way of life? These are some ofthe many questions which will face you in your span of life. What new Frontiers lie ahead? Abundance is here for the taking. lTon't bemoan your lost Frontier. It is even now flashing on your horizon. A gorgeous land lies before you, fair and more beautiful than man has ever known. Out of the laboratory will come new processes to multiply. almost infinitely, ma- terial things for your America: only if you will hold open the channels of free science, unfettered thought. and the right of man to use his talents to the utmost. will this frontier be worth the undertaking. Wlieii you leave this campus may you resolve to pay your debt to your parents, teachers, and your community by assuming the full responsibilities of citizenship in this great nation of ours. That you will meet this challenge and that you will unfold this new horizon is our wholehearted wish. NIR, IAWRICNIIH U. W.-Nil li5l'MIK HRS. 4,1l.i'llRli NIICIIALIK Ht-1--I'r'inripul M'r'r1'fr1ry l s l 'Z S 2 i Q3 A Afifk -y 32 - N-an-nl. l,:-fl lo Right: Xlr. ulberl l,6Hlam'. Hrs. lf. L. Til lml, NIV, ,lnlin ,l. Sllaffvr. Mr nrinun l,. DkiNi1iSllIl. Wir. Carr 0ll4iI'4'21llX. Xin. S. if. lfullin Nlr, Sidney Breaux. Slillldillgl. l,4-fl lu Right: X11 f.ilill'ifN Mullins. .ll'.. Xir. R11-Nz-ll l.. xlf1llK'I'l1'. Wir. Slnnle-5 l'. Wall wr. NIV. 4iiIill'iQ S K. lizlelvzilw. XII l.ilill'it'S X, lA'Iii11llI'. 'xsilnlillli N .'uperinlemlenl. Nlr. ll. 41. Nlille-1 SlllN'l'il1ll'll1il'lll. Nlr. hy lf. Yin Ur. Hvnry Hornalwy. Nir. .lainie W. l,4'4l1'l. NIV. xillfliily .l. llnprn Mn. fill.-'kRl.l-IS II0l.l.lNs Prvsiflmll gg? SCAoo! GOLTVL Spanish anel speeell are Iiillglll lmy Miss Marian Cncke and Mrs. Arlene Dareey. Miss llraee Dardeau and Miss Ilerlrucle llnnrgeois leaeli Freslnnen and Snplloxnnre lfnglisli. Miss Una l'arrteaf'l1es Frenell. Developing skill in the urls of emn- mnniealiun anrl appreciation of lit- erature are: Mrs, Falwegas. Miss lsalwel l.nn1l, Miss lfllie llreanx. anrl Mr. Merlin Hnwze. acuffcy af lievelnping the skill unrl almilities of our students in- terested in biology. chemis- try, general science. and pllysies are: Mr. Harold Capes, Mr. Clovis Purtier. Mr. Molene Blackwell, Mr. Dunalcl Mellaniel. and Mrs. H. lf. Barrilleanx. in our mzitii iivpurtiilcnt to assist stu- ilvnts in the-ir intvrest in zilgoinm. gn-miwli'y. ami trigmmnivtry ure: Mr. .Xin-I l,eISlam-. Miss Elsie Hunvillain. 'Niiss Hlwu Ft. Martin. Mrs, Harold Rodin, and Miss Hutli Cmim-ly. I i i rrc vonne .W M N. nn: 'W nu ,, ,, its Efijil in F -'-4 it M 11,2 .AQ Miss Mary ire buillut, Nlrs. Man- NldlilC'l'l16, and Miss .-Xnnai imfleniiiptv, su- vial studies tvucliers, con- tribute lurgvly lu our many civic i1i'IiVilit4s. CW' ,Km c'rit'aln History it'lli'llt'I'S who Pl ' - -.' -nim' stun s lim-ntlx intimiuw the st tn this wide- wui'i1i1ln'Z Mrs. lm I in truhn. Mrs. Rulwrt Dupont, im Mrs. W. A. lfmiiie-Iv. .rx 1 Preparing our slnllents for the world of business are our typing lf'H.Cll6'l'!4I Mrs. lilizalwtli Wilkin- son, Mr. Donald CCINIC' and Miss Nell Ray. Credit for the making uf our young ladies into future llOIIl?lll21lCt'I'S ol' .-Xiilerica goes to Mrs. Shirley Clnblr. Nlrs. Hettye Mays, and Miss lflefzumr Cleriwnt. acuffly af K if Skill and accuracy in lnnsi ness transactions and book keeping are Iauglit lay Miss Eugene- Rivliauml, Mrs, An gvline Taylor and Mrs. l,n- ville RllllIl6S. dwg' 'SF S is ,V N Ez Q1 Q X wx - . X -. , v Q .:-Q....Q-f.f,.:.:.:i.' ' xx x X X , av X. , W X 1, Q gym V Y ., .. x M ,HK C . X , ,, X '-WW-.Y-W - 1. .':. Q if S H? 1 gt 11 MR lf s is zl, 'K A Q Q ar - - VNQQQWQMWMNWW stuff' X Qi. Nik ,W mis, WW .,..L. ws'-M www 5 53? XXM A in -Q X 'f Q W Q Q ' I- I - ' .. - - ' Q' . L 5 X , . t- - AWN ' ,:-:f--f-.- : , -- 'T 1- figx ' ' . . ' ' - V vnwwefw . ,.-fisyer' .. - 1 - , 5- W, .. '- A- -1: . . - - 1-: 1 x ..,,..,.,.:w. W, .x.,,.N-fl-SwMN- H -b-.xr .Q W, M wx Spurlf, first-uid, und prawlivul vx- ervlscs for l.H.S, gurls ure- super- sml lry Mrs. Helly l'urtvl'. Miss Bzlrlmru .lu Payne, and Mrs. J-Xlrna Hiwlmzllwl. ,killf ully tau-f Sufvly and kmm'-Imw in drixing: ure ,Ill In Tt4l'I't4llUllllt' High 5lumIe-nlx by Nlr. XUI'lllilll Nlurmillinn. Ag.-'f, ,4 E ..fVf.xN, W , , ,... ' ,vga ' If - .. . ,gy Msg,-gf? S acuffcy af C0il1'llillg.I our Inav in l'llyf- K ivul I'1dU1'3liUll. lirsl-aiml f' uml lllIlIlt'l'UlIS wlmrts an-: I KUIIIIPIII Viulkew. Williuln N' Svvlwr, IA't'lllLlll xIl'Ht'lII'j. and VS'v5I1-5 'Nlurlin ' M W I 'A A .PNK , Y.. 6 --....4-s llvufly and willing to help all slu- clents who lwe-fl and enjoy the use of llw library arv: Mrs. Surliv .lolmson uml Nlrs, fl. wr. Klnmlsnn. I CFVO WOHHC llusy alum! our lmilm' uml gl'0lIIll'lS ill? our Jann lwrt and Mr. ,losep gruisv. Xlulmgilw I 1 tors. 'l'ln-y ure: Nlr. Howarcl .l. l'lm1rlre'au1x, Mr. Alton .I. lluprv. Mr. llarold .l. He- , ln lumll pmt. ' ' 4 l'ilIll Kllll ' ' ur lunch me-nus am-: Nl: pluuunlg, n Nlilllrf-ml Wllilv zmml Xlrf. km llnwlllfl N win Qi WK M914 k.M?l4flOl'Ly of MRS. FLOYD BOURG Hrs. Floyd Bourg. one of our most valuable and beloved teachers, spread her high standards throughout our school and community. for many years. She was more than a teacher: she was a friend and a source of guidance and understanding. Since she cannot be with us in the future. we must be comforted with the thought that Cod needed light for the youth in Heaven and so called her from us. For When a great woman dies. for years the light she leaves lie- hind her lies on the paths of men. DR. BARRY J. BARRODALE On ,luly 19. 1957 Terrebonne Parish lost one of its most beloved and devoted citizens. Doctor Barry J. Barrodale. His ardent. tireless work with the youth of this parish gained for him great recogni- tion and many honors. Among his interests were boxing, a sport which won international honors for the United States. under his direc- tion. He was an instrumental figure in the organization of the Houma Deanery Catholic Youth Organization. He was awarded the Boy Scouts of America Silver Beaver Award for outstanding leadership in scouting activities. He served as advisor and coach of the Houma Recreation Department Little League Baseball Program. He was one of the men who organized and worked on the Terrebonne Quarterback Club. He also held an office in the National Amateur Athletic Union. For several years he was an active member of the Terrebonne Parish School Board. where he worked diligently for the welfare of the young people. For this and for many other reasons. the youth of this parish will forever cherish the memory of Dr. Barrodale. 'ff H08 I in F E CXQSSGS qw. wmv Left to Right: Calvin Prevost. Catlifrine Daiglv. Cary Whipple. and Nlarilyn Boumlrezulx, CALVIN PREVOST GARY WHIPPLE ......... MARILYN BOUDREAUX ... CATHERINE DAIGLE ..... Class Flower: Yellow Rose' Class Colors: Gold and White enior Class fllicers . .. .Presidrfnt Vice-President .. . .Secretary . . . .Trensurvr Class Motto: Every door is barrid with gold, and opens but to golden keys. ffxf N J NW Mr. mul Miss iv!-'IIIIIPSS MAI'III,YN II0I5IIRI'IAl'X W'lI,IIIfII IROIBIIIIIAUX Mr. and Miss Citizen ICLIZAIIFITII EDMONSON LOGAN IMBIN Mr. and Miss Intelligence BONNIE JANE IIIANCIIARU WILLIAM BERNARD cnior nvorihri Mr. and Miss Versatility MAXINE IZRITNET EAHI. GRUS Mr. ami Miss Friemllilwss LINDA .IAIIKSUN GEIIALII IIIIUYVN Boy mul Girl Most Lilrvly to Siirrvml DIANA IIADDAD CAIN I N I'RFVOS'I' Mr. and Miss Wit ,IANIFER DUET I,IIII,II' B0I7DIII'IAIiX First Row: CHARLES BASIL AYcocK BERTHA CLAIRE ADAMS F. H. A., 2, 3, 4. GWENDOLYN GAY ANTILL Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, 4, L. S. P. A. Convention, 4, TRAWLER Staff, 4, F. H. A., 2, 3. MASON PATRICK ARCENEAUX CLIFFORD LEE AUc0IN D. E. C. A., 4. ANNA MAE AUTHEMENT F. H. A., 2, 3, 4, Homeroom 0Hicer, 1, 2, Girls, Chorus Second Row: GENE WILFRED AUTHEMENT EVA LULA MAE AUTHEMENT Mirror Representative, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, Alt., 2, Camera Club, 2, Dance Club, 2, 3, Choir, 4. Football Manager, 3, 4. BARBARA MARY BABIN F. H. A., 2, D. E. C. A., 4. EUGENE JOSEPH BABIN Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus, 2, 4, Boys' Ensemble, 2, 4 Boys, Chorus, 2, 3, Operetta, 2, 3, Third Row : FRANCIS JOSEPH BABIN Pelican Boys' State, 3, 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. LOGAN HENRY BABIN, JR. Student Council President, 4, Pelican Boys' State, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Homeruom SIDNEY JOSEPH BAEIN Officer, 3, 4. D. E. C. A. Ollicer, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus, 1. STANLEY PETER BABIN l D. E. C. A. President, 4, D. E. C. A. Conventi CAROL JOSEPH BASCLE In, 3, 4, Football 1 me Senior Class First Row: RALPH JOSEPH BELANGER Prom Committee, 3. EUGENE JOSEPH BENOI1' LEOLA THERESA BENOIT F. H, A., 1, 2, 3, Science Club, 39 Basketball, 3, Library Club, 3. NUEL NICHOLAS BENOIT Baseball, 1, 2, 35 Football, 1, 2. ELWOOIJ JOHN BER Humeroom 0H'icer, 1, 2, 3, 43 Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 3, Homecoming Court, 4. Second Row: ALLEN JAMES BERGERON BARBARA ANN Bl-IRCERON Red Cross Representative, 3, 4: Drill Squad, 3, 43 Voice Class, 2, Girls' Chorus, 3, 4g Prom Committee, 3. CAROLE ANN BERGERON Girls' Chorus, 2, 34 Girls' Ensemble, 33 Student Council Alt., 3, 45 Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club, 1, 2. DONALD JOSEPH BERGERON DORIS ANN BERGERON Red Cross Representative, lg Drill Squad, 1, 2, 35 F. H. A., 1, 2, Stenographic Club, 33 Orchestra, 2. Third Row: EVI-:LYN MARIE BERGERON Mirror Representative, lg F. H. A., 1, 2, 39 Drill Squad, 1, 25 D. E. C. A., 4. PETER FRANCIS BERGERON 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club Officer, 2, 3, 4, Pelican Boys' State, 33 Mirror Staff, 4. VIOLET MARIE BERGERON F. H. A., 1, 2, 3. WILLS GEORGE BERGERON JUANITA ANNE BERNARD Stenograwphic Club, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 45 Intramural Sports, 2, 3. 1 First Row : WILLIAM JOHN BERNARD Humeroom Officer, lg Pelican Boys' State Alt., 35 Ring Committee, 3: Prom Committee, 3g Class Personality, 1. 2, 3. -1. JIIDITH ANN!-I BERNIARD I-H Club. 1, 2. Basfball- BONNIE JANE BLANCHAHD F. M. P. A., 2. 3, 43 Camera Club President, 3, Class Personality. 1. 2. 3. 45 Peliran Girls, State: Alt., 3, TRAWLER Staff, 4. Third Row: BONNIE MAE BLANIIHARD F. H. A., lg Freneh Club, 1, 2, CATHERINPI THERESA BLANCHARD Wusic Department, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative, 3, F. T. A., 1, 23 Camera Club, 3. Second Row: DOLORES JEAN BLANCHARD F. M. P. A., lg Drill squad, 1, D. E. C. A., 3, 4. Hffmffwm OPEC JUDY MARIE BLANCHARD Hnmeroom Officer, lg Mirror Representative, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A., 1, 23 Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 43 TRAWLER Staff, 4. 24 l,lNDA ANN BLANCHARD F. H. A., 2, 3, 4. LLOYD ANDREW BLANCI-I ARD ALLEN CHARLES BONVILLAIN . . f 1 : ' l l 2, 3 1, FOOtball,l Hummrmmm MERILYN ANN BONVILLAIN F. H. A., 1. 2, 3. HI'EY MARCPIL BOITDLOCHI-I D. E. C. A.. 4. BARBARA JANE BOIIDREAIIX Girls' Chorus, 3. BONNIE JEAN BOIIDREAIIX er, 1, 2, 3, 4: F, H. A., 1, 2, R sentative, 2, Dramatics Club, 3, 4. GLORIA ANN BOUDREAUX F. H. A., 1, 2, 3. Jilin-er, 2. ed Cross Repri' ine Senior Class First Row: GAYLE MARIE BOURQUE JAMES .ANTHONY BOUDREAUX MARILYN MARGARET BOUDREAUX Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeruom 0H'iI1-r. 1, 2, 3, 45 Beauty Court Nominee, 1, 2, 3, 43 Ring Com- mittee, 3. OLIVE MARY BOUDREAUX F. H. A., 1, 2, 3, 4: -1-H Club, 1. PHILIP PAUL BOUDREAUX Class Personality. 4: D. E. C. A., 4: Choir, 1, 2: Homcrnum Utlircr, 1, 2: Intramural Baseball, 1, 2. THOMAS JOSEPH BOUDREAUX Second Row: DOLORES ANNE BOURG DALE MARTIN BOURGEOIS KATIIRYN ANN BOURGEOIS All-State Cllliflli. 3: Red Crass Ofiicer, 4: Choir. 3, -l rvtary, 43 Girls' lfnsemlile, 2, 3, -1. Choir F. H. A., 2, 3, 4: Dance Club, 3, 4. ROLAND PATRICK BOURQUE Third Row: JANE FRANCES BREAUX Red Cross Representative, 1: Homernom Otlirer, 1, 2: D. E. C. A. Oilivcr, 4: Beauty Court Nominee, 1, 2, 3, -1-5 F. H. A., 1. 2, 3. BEVERLY ANN BRIEN F. H. A., Otlirer, 3: F. I-I. A., 2, 3, 4. -I-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, TRAWLER Staff, 4, lntramural Sports, 2, 3, -1-. DEANNA MARIE BRI!-IN llumeroom Officer, 4, F, H. A., Officer, 3: F. H. A., 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports, 2, 3. BETTY ANN BRIGNAC F. H. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4: TRAWLER Staff. -l. CAROL JEAN BROWN llumz-room flml'?f. 2. 3. -1: Pelican Girls' State. 3: Honievnming Court, 4: Class Personality, 3, Choir, 3, 4. I l 1 GERALD CHARLES BROWN Cheerleader, 45 Class Personality, 3, 4g Homeroom Officer, 2, 3, 4: Track Team, 3, Football, 4. MAXINE MARGARET BRUNET Cheerleader, 3, 4, Homes-oming Court, 3, 4, Class President, 2, 3, Fil-51 Row: SANDRA CHARLENE CANUTESON Mirror Representative, lg F. H. A., I, 2: Drill Squad, 2 3 Intra mural Sports, 1. ROY JOSEPH CARRERE Intramural Sports, 2, 3. MARTHA NELWYN CASKEY Student Council Officer, -1, Pelican Girls' State, 3. Girls' Chorus, 1, 33 F. H, A., 1, 2g F. M. P. A., 4, Foollighte SHIRLEY MAE BRUNET F. H. A., 1, 2, 3. JUDITH ANNE BUQUET Library Club Olftcer, 3, 4, 4-H Club, l, 2, Drill Squad, lg District Library Club, 4. PHILIP RAYMOND BUQUET Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. Second Row: DONALD THOMAS BURKS CAROL SANDRA CANAFAX F. H. A., Officer, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3g TRAWLER Stall, 4, Homeroom 0tIicer, 1, 2, 3, 43 L. S. P. A. Convention, 4. Third Row: DENNIS LAWRENCE CENAI: Red Cross Representative, 3g 4-H Club, 3, F. M. P. Club, 4. BEVERLY MARIE CHA1ssON F. H. A., 1. CAROLYN MARIE CHAISSON F. H. A., 2, Danre Club, 3, Camera Clu DAVID PAUL CHAMPAGNE Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE LEONCE CHAMPAGNE D. E. C, A., 4, Intramural Sports, 1, 2, b, 3 3. A. 4 Speech me Senior Class First Row: PATRICIA ANNE CHAMPAGNE Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Homeronm Otlicer, 3, Freshman Court, 2 Student Council Alt., 4. ELMORE ANTHONY CHAUVIN, JR. FH-ncll Award Winner, 3, French Club, 33 Dance Club, 3, 4, Choir, 4g Boys' Chorus, 4. ROLAND RICHARD CHAUVIN Choir, l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4: All-State Chorus, 4. CHARLES BAKER COLLINS Track Manager, lg Intramural Sports. 2, 3, 4. MARTHA COLLINS Music Department, l. 2, 3, 4: Mirror Editor, 4: Frcnvh Club Of ficer. 45 Youth Government Official, 3, 4. Second Row: RAPHAEL PHILIP COLLINS 4-H Club, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Reprc sentative, 43 Homeroom Officer, 4. CONNIE ANN CORDRE Intramural Sports, 2, 3: D. E. C. A., 4: Red Cross Representa' tive, 1. CAROLYN THERE-ISA CROCHET Homeroom Othcer, 1, 2: Intra-mural Sports, 2, 3: Footlightf-rs' Of ficer, 4: French Club, 4, Footliglltrrs' Play, 3. NORMAN JAMES CUNEO Mirror Representative, I, 2, 33 Baseball, 3, 4: IiIllIl1t'I'0llllI Utlivvr 1, 2g Cheerleader, 43 Press Club, 4. GLENN JAMES CIINNINGHAM Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. Third Row: RONALD JOSEPH CIINNINCHAM Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, CATHERINE ANN DAIGLE F. H. A. President, 4, Pelican Girls' State, 31 Class Oldicer, 43 Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Beauty Court, 3, 4. DARREL JOSEPH DAIGLE French Club, 3g Basketball, I. EDLEY Jost-:PH DAIGLI-2, JR. Mixed Chorus, I. BETTY ANN DAVIS Dance Club, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative. 1: Basketball, 1, 3, 43 4-H Club, lg State Party Candidate, 3. First Row : NETTII: MAY MARII: DUNN Orc-lu-stra, 1, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus. 1. 2: F. M. P. A.. 3. Al: Frcnslt CLAUDE .1051-IPH DOMANOUE. JR. lluskelball, 13 Boys' Chorus, 1: Red Cross Rf-presentzttivc. 1. WALTER JOHN DOMANGUE .ll-IRRY DAVID DOYILR ll. l..l..A.,-1,1-ll Llub, l. DIANIJ MARY DROTT F. Nl. P. A. Uffirvr. 4: Orvhestra, 2: Plwtography Club Offu-rr, 3: Fr:-nrh Club, 35 Srif-nvr Fair. 3. Third Row: JANII-'ILR ANN DIII:T llnrnrrmnm Oflirfr, 1. 2. 3: Beauty Court Nominvf-. 1. 2. 3. 1: llumc- roming Court, 'lg Oil Bowl Court, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Club. 3: TRAwI.I:R Stuff, 4. CURTIS JNDI-I DITPLANTIS llvfl Cross Rvprcfwntativv, 21 Library Club, 2. 3: Intramural Sport 1. 2, 3, -1. DONALD PAIII. DIIvLANTIs ll. E. C. A.. Il. EIDNA lNlARIl-2 DIIrI.ANTIs JACKIE Evt-LLYN DIIPI.AN'rIs P. H. A., 1, 2, 3. -lg Intramural Spurts. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Cltnrus, Second Row: l'- l GLORIA MARTHA DIIOAS RW, cms Rap D. E. C.. A., 3, 4. LUCIUS HENRY DUGAS, JR. 4-H Club, 1, 2: Intramural Sports, 1. 28 J ANICE ALRILRTINI: DIIPLANTIS l. A.. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3. JO5I1I-H ANTHONY DIII-LANTIS rvsentative, 3, 4: Band, 1: Clteerleatler. Council, 2: Homeroum Olliver, 2, 4. ALVA CLAIRE MARIPZ DIIPRI: F. H. A., 2. Slllllt me Sen for Class First Row: CONNIE ANN Escnmn D. E. C. A., 4: Stenographir Club, 3, BERNARD ANTHONY DIIPRI: EDITH MARY ESCHFTF I-ll Club, l, 2. 3: lIIIrIIn1lIralSpurls,l. 2. Il. -I. Chuir. 1. 2, 3 4: Girls. Ensemble. 2 3' F H A ll 2 CI:RAI.Im LILI: DIIPRII GIJNI-:VII-1vI: MARII: EsI:III:'I'I: I tlIll, 2. U H Lows ,losI:I'H EsI:uI:'rI1, JR. NIYHA MARIP. DUNN. Fmtlrull, 1, 2, 3, 4: HtllIlt'l'lllIllllg ll1lllK'l,'l. 1-ll Club, 1: llllrillllllfkll Spnrta, 1. 2, Ii, -I. R0w1oNA JANI: DIII'IIIs . I1 II. A., 1, 2, -I.II c:II.I,, 1. Th 'd Row' w LYNNI: JIZANNI: Escorz If.LIzARm'II JI:AN EDMONDSON Girls' Ch.-rug, 1, 2, 3, 4, Srudvm cuun.-II Ah., 3, 4: Pfli.-an Cir Sluxlunt lluunu-il. 2, 3, -1: 'l'-Bonn:-Hrs' Ollim-er. 1, 2, 33 Pf'li4'aIII Stale' Alt., 3g Homernum Officer, 43 lfuotligblers, -I. Girls' State-. 3: Honu-vmxxing Court, -1: TRAwI.I3R Stuff, 4. LAMAR ANN FAI.uoII'I' Stenugruphic Club, Rl-1 F. ll. A.. l. Sewnd Row: CIIARI,I:s JosI:I,H FANILIIY , ,lov MARII: FANIQIIY BASIL JIII.I:s hNIIsI.I1Y D- 1.3. 43- Au .L liauul. l, 2: Huse-bull. 3. -l: l!ll!llk'l'lNllll llllia-I-r. 2. 4: lllll'lHIlUI'ill , , s,,..rI,, 1, 2, 54, 4, WARHFIN TIIOMAS l'ANt1lIY First Row : MAXINE ANN FAZZIO F. H. A., 1, 2, Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Otficer, 4, TRAWLER Staff, 4. JUIJITH ANN FILARDO Drill Squad, 1, 2, Mirror Staff, 4, TRAWLER Staff, 4. PATRICIA MARY FORET Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Student Council Oflicer, 4, Oil Bowl Court Nominee, 3. ELDON JOSEPH FREEMAN RICHARD ALLEN GAGNEAUX Boys' Chorus, 1, Football, 2, General Music, 4. Second Row: LEON GARY, JR. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, Pelican Boys' State, 3, Mirror Representative, 1, 2, Intramural Sports, 1, 3, 4. DONALD' JosEPH GIROIR Football, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court, 4, Track, 3, 4. PEARL TIIERESA GRABERT Mirror Representative, 2, F. H. A., 1, 2, 3, D. E. C. A., 4, Oil Bowl Court, 4. RICHARD JOSEPH GRABERT Basketball, 3, 4, 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports, 3, Base- ball, 4. JAMES CARL GRAHAM Basketball, 1: Band, 1, Football, 1. Third Row: JASPER WILLIAM GRAY PATRICIA ANN GREGG French Club, 3, 4, Music Department, 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Student Conductor, 4, Pelican Girls' State Nominee, 3, All-State Chorus, 4. EARL ROY GROS Football, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court, 4. CHERYL ANN GRUNDON Drill Squad, 2, French Club, 3, Mirror Staff, 4, Red Cross Coun- cil, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 2, 3. L0UIs JOSEPH GUICHET, JR. French Club, 3, F, M. P. A. OH'icer, 4, Dance Band, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, Orchestra, 2. 30 First Row: Q7-Ae Senior Class JACQUELINE MARIE GUIDRY Hunu-room Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4, D. E. C. A., 4. RICHARD JOSEPH CUIDRY Choir, 1, 2, Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, Boys' Chours, 1, 25 L. T. L. A. Delegate, 3. RICHARD PETER GUIDRY ETHIJL MAE HEBERT ETHEL MARIE HERERT F. H. A., 23 D. E. C. A., 4. IRv1N PAUL HEEERT ll-State Band, 2 , 4. DIANA CLAIRE HADDAD Thr Row: Homerunm Oliver, 1, 2, 3, Pelican Girls' Stale Nominee, 3: Choir K - H A Accompanist, 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2. Pelican Boys- State :lmg:llrdgntn2I:EincifB2Fl?j A 3, 4-9 Drum Major, 4, French Club, 3 CHARLES JOSEPH HANSEN Band, 1, 2, 3, French Club, 3, Orchestra, 1, 2, Intramural Sports, Second Row: 2. BARRY PHILIP HARPER CALVIN RAYMOND HEBERT NORITA ANN HEBERT F. H. A., 29 D. E. C. A., 4. VALERIE VERONICA HEBERT F. T. A., 3, 4. WAYNE JDSEPH HEBPIRT Library Club, 1. DALE JOE HENDERSON First Row: BABRARA ANN HUTCHINSON EVERETT RAPHAEL HENRY Boys' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Choir Council, 3. 43 A114 State Chorus, 4, Boys' Ensemble, 3, BEVERLY ANN HIMEI. F. H. A., 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus, 1, CAROL ANN HIMEL F. H. A., lg Homeroom Ofliver, 2, 3, 4, Student C EARL JOSEPH HIMEL, JR. 4-H Club, 4, Prom Committe, 3. SANDRA SUE HODNETT Second Row: JUDITH JOSEPHINE HORNSB1' Basketball, 2, 3, 4. RONALD PAUL HOTARI1 4-II Club, 4. PAUL MILTON HUDDLESTON Freshman Day Court, 2. 4. 2. ouncil Alt., 3, D. E. C. A., 4, Homeroom Otlicer. 1, 2. ALWIN JAMES JACKSON D. E. C. A., -1. Third Row: JOHN CAMPBELL JACKSON D. E. C. A., 4. LINDA CATHERINE JACKSON Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Court, 4, Class Ollicer, 1, 2, 3, Class Personality, 1, 2, 3, Beauty Court Nominee, 3, PATRICIA LUCILLE JACKSON Mirror Representative, 13 Red Cross Representative, 2: Il Ollicer, 2, 3. LINDA ANNE JARVEAUX Football Sweetheart, 45 TRAWLER Editor, 43 F. T. A., 4. nmeroom 2, 3, 4, Pelican Girls' State Alt., 3, Youth Government, 2, 3, DONNA RAE JONES Homeroom Officer, 2, 3, Majorette, 2, 3, 4, Youth Govern Homecoming Court Nominee, 3. 32 ment, 3: First Row: fljze Senior Class JERRY NELL ANN JUNOT Red Cross Representative, 3, 4, F. M. P. A., 45 Pelican Girls' State Nominee, 3. ALICE MARGARET KING Majorette, 2, 3, 43 Beauty Court Nominee, 2, 3, 4: Beauty Court, 43 Homecoming Court Nominee, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Ollicer, 1, 2, 3, 4. ERROL JOHN KING Football, 1. 2: Homeruom Ollicer, lg Mirror Staff, 4. Second Row: GARNET MARIE KRAEMER F. H. A., 2, 3, JUDITH ANN LABIT Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. RALPH JOSEPH LABIT D. E. C. A., 3, 4. CATHERINE MARIE LAFONT F. H. A., 2, 3. ROLAND JOSEPH LAI-'oN'r D. E. c. A., 4. SHIRLEY MARIE LAJAUNIE Dance Club, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 4g F. H. A., 2. CAROLYN MARY LAPEYROUSE Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 3, F. H. A., 1. Third Row: GLYNN PAUL LAPEYROUSE Band, lg Homeroom Ollicer, lg 4-H Club, 1, 2. LORENA MARIE LAPEYROUSE French Club, 33 F. M. P. A., 3g Dance Club, 4. NORMA JEAN LAPEYRoUsE Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A., 2, 3, F. T. A., 2, 3, 4. PAUL ANTOINE LAPEYROUSE Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club, 1, 23 Band Council, 3, Cadet Band Officer, 3. SUZANNE MAE LAROSE Pelican Girls' State Alt., 35 Student Council, 2, 3, F. T. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club, 1, 2, 35 T'Bonnettes' Leader, 2, 3. First Row: JUDY MARIE LEBOUEF Red Cross Representative, 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A., 1, 2, Homeronm DONALD PETER LEBLANC Ollicer, 2, 3: Oil Bowl Court Nominee, 3. JUNIOR JOSEPH LEBLANC LESTER ANTHONY LEBOEUE Mixed Chorus, 2g Boys' Chorus, 3, D. E, C. A., 4. BARBARA ANNE LEDET F. H. A.. 2, 4-H Cl L, lg D 'IIS d, 2. MARY NELL LEBLANC U N qua Girls, Chorus, 2, 3, 43 Drill Squad, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A., 2. ALVIN JOSEPH LEBOEUF Third Row: BARBARA ANN LEIIET CLIFFORD J0sEPI-I LEBOEUF Drill Squad, 2, F. H. A., 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Ofliver, 4. B .:' Ch ., 2, 3. nys omg DANIEL PHILIP LI-IDET HENRY JOSEPH LEDET second Row: Boys' Chorus, 1, 2, 3. ELLEN EVA LEBOEUE MARY ANN LEDET 4-HCll,1gF.H.A.,2,3,4gF. .. ,Az Mirror Representative, 3, 45 4-H Club, 2, 3: F, H. A., 2, 3, Bas- ul Sports 1 A Officer 1 Intramural ketball, 2, 3, Stenographic Club, 4. ' ' MARY GAIL LEGENDRE JAMES AUTHUR LEBOEUF Homeroom Officer, 1, 3. 34 fjze Senior Class First Row: JAMES WARREN LEGER JEWELL ANN LEVRON Mirror Representative, 1: Drill Squad, lg Fuotlighters, 4, Hume- room OfIicer, 4. ' WERLIN MARIE LEvRoN Library Club, 13 Drill Squad, lg F. H, A., 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus, 3. CLENDA Lou LEWIS Humeroom Ofiiver 4- Chnir 1 2 3' Girls' Ensemble 3 4 ,, ,,:F.H-A-, 1, 2, 3g Student Council Alt., 4. FAQIIARD JOSEPH LIRETTE Second Row: GERALIJINE MARY LIRETTE F. ll, A., 1, 2, 3, -1: Drill Squad, 2, 4-H Club, 1, 25 Homeronm Officer, 3. JEssIE PAUL LIRETTE Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4. MERLE KATHERINE LIRETTE Library Club, 1, 2: F. M. P. A., 3: F. M. P. A., Ofiicer, 45 Drill Squad, 33 D. E. C. A., 4. NORMAN JOSEPH LOUVIERE Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4. ESTHER GRACE LOWE Homeroom OfIicer, 3, 43 Beauty Court Nominee, 4. Third Row: LORETTA AGNES MALBROUGH Student Council, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com mittee, 3, Red Cross Representative, F. H. A., 1, 2, 3. RAY ANTHONY MARCEL Intramural Sports, 2, ALBERT JOSEPH MARTIN Red Cross Representative, 4-H Clubg Dance Club, 3, 4. ANDREW DAVID MARTIN Choir, 1, 2, 3g Boys' Chorus, 1, 2. ALICE CLAIRE MATIIERNE TRAWLER Staff, 45 Press Club, 3: F. H. A., 1, 2, F. T. A., 45 Home- roum Officer, 1. '35 I First Row: EVELYN JANE MATHERNE F. H. A., I, 2, Dramatic Club, 33 Drill Squad, DARRELL HAYDEN MAY JEANNELLE MARIE MCCLENDON Red Cross Officer, 4, Drill Squad, 1. JOHN EVERETT MCCOY Ifoutbwll, 1, 2, ball, I, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court, 4. EARL JOSEPH MCELROY 4.H Club, I, 2, 3. Second Row: 3, 4, Class Personality, 3g Track, 1, 2, MARIE ALICE MELANCON Drill Squad, 2, 33 F. T. A., 3: Footlightcrs, 4 irror Representa- g M tive, 4. 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ANN MILEY Homeroom Officer, I. WANDA LEE MILLS Intramural Sports, 2, 3. 3, 4, Basket- Third Row: BARBARA JANE MIIvIs Drill Squad. 2, Intramural Sports, 3, Homeroom Otliver, 3, -lg Student Council, 4: F. T. A., 4, ROBERT PATRICK Moom-3 MERLINE MARY MORALPIS Basketball, 3: Intramural Sports, 23 4-H Club, 2, Iloinz-room Oiii ver, 3. RITA CLAIRE MCQUEEN Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court, 2, 3, 43 Beauty Court, 1, 2, LINNIE ANN MQRR15 3, 4-g Class Pe-rsonality, 1, 2, 3, Student Council, 2, 3. Drill Squad, 4- CARROL THOMAS MELANCON KIRBY ADAM NAQUIN 36 me Senior Class First Row: ,lumru ANN NAQUIN TRAWLILR Staff. 4: F. H. A., 1: Intramural Sports, 2. 3. -1. JUNE Ctxztuz NAQUIN F, H. A.. 2. VEST.-X MARIE NAQUIN F. H. A., 2. .lANtf:t-3 MARY Ouruzu Ilanre Club. 33 Intramural Sporth. l, SALLY MAR1'H A OLIYIICR I-H Club. 1: Drill Squad, l. 2: Press Club. 3: 'l'RAwt.i:n Staff, -1: Intramural Sports. 3. Ser-und Row: EDMIVND ALPuoNst3 Osrurztmmx lhnd, l: Football. 2: Photographer, 3. l. HOWARD ANTHONY Otusmz ILM-hull Nhmagvr. 2. 3. -1: Football Manager, 3. 'lz llanre Club. 3. 4. Et'tQt:Ni: JAMES Pl-:1.t.t:t:ntN lnvtx PAH. PELLI-:GRIN GALE ANN PI-INNISON Band. l. 2, 3, -113 F. T. A. Ollirer, 4: 4-H Club. I, 2, 3. -1: Home- room Olliver. I. 2, 3, 4: Mirror Representative. 2, 3. Third Row: NANCY .IANH PICONE Choir. I. 2. 3. 4: I . T. A., 2. 3. -1: F. T. A. Convention. 3: Red Cross Representative. 2, 3: Footlighters. 3, -1. BRENDA NIARGARICT Picon I.ilurary Club. 2: Homecoming Court Nominee. 2: Pllotography Club. 3: Footliglltvrs. -lg F. A. T.. -1. DIANNI-I ETHEL Ptizactz Beauty Court. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus. OHM-er, -l-: Footlighters' Olli- rer. 3. 4: Homecoming Court Nominee. 4: Homeroom Ollirer. 1. 2, 3. GARY ANTHONY PIERCE Football, I. 2. 3. fl: Basketball. 2. 3. 'lt Baseball. 3. fl: Homer-om' ing Court. 4: Home-room Officer. I, 2. 3, 4. JEAN JOSEPH PITRE Choir, 3, -lg Iloys' Chorus, 2. 3. -I-: Football, I: Boys' Ensemble. 3, 4. First Row: CALVIN ,IosEI-H PREVOST, JR. Class Oiiicer, 4, Ring Committee, 3: Pelican Boys' Stale, 3: Cam LUCY MARY PITRE era Club Ollicer, 3: Prom Committee, 3. F. H. A., Ollicer, 4, 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council, 2, 3, F- M. P- A-. 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3- CLARENCE JOSEPH PRICE, JR. D. E. C. A.. 4. GLENN PAUL POXENCOT -l-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Alt., 4. EARL PHILIP PONTIFF MoNA MARIE PoPE Thad Row: F. H. A., 2, 3, 4, Choir, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus, 3 Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4. JUDY ANN PRICE Basketball, 2, 3, -lg Homeroom Olliver, 2. 3: 4-H Club Uflicr-r, 2, 3 BEVERLY MARIE: PORCHE F. H. A., 2, 3, Student Council. 2. F. H. A.,2g I IS ,2,3g D. E. C. A., 4. mmmum ports RICHARD JOSEPH PRICE Red Cross Representative, 1: 4-H Clulv, lg Band, lg Boys' Chorus 1. Second Row: BARBARA ANN PROSPERII: YVONNE MARGARET PORCHE F. H. A., 2, TRAWLER Staff, -4, Intramural spun., 2, 3, -1. Mixed Ensemble, 1, 2g Girls' Chorus, 1, 39 Girls' Ensemble, 1, 2, ' ' 2 3 4' All-S Ch , 4. 3'4' C f ',11 ' ' ' me Mus BETTY ANN PROSPERIE RONALD JAMES PQRTIER F. H. A., 2, Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4. YVONNE ANNE PREJEAN JAMES CARY PROSPERIE F. H. A., 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus, 3. Library Club, 1. 38 'l'-Ummm-tt:-Q Officer. 2. 3: 'l'IIAwI.ER Stall, 4: Girls' Clint-Its. 3. 4. Kyle Senior Class First Row: ,IANICE MARIE RICHARD RQNALD JOSEPH PROSPERIE F. H. A., 2. 3: Girls' Chorus, 3: 4-H Club, 1. LH Club, 1,2,3,-1: Library Club, I. F. T. A.. I. Msnvr ANN RICHARD RUSSEIA ANNF RAMP F. ll. 'l.. 1. 2, 3. 4: HIDUIPTIIIYIHIOEPPT, 1, 2, 3: Homvvumin Xlirror Stall. al. l . H. A.. Olliver, 2: Fr:-nt-ll Clulr, 3. 4: Girls' Clmrus. 4: Camera Club, 3. MANY ANN REIJMQND Intramural Sports. 2. 3. 4: F. ll. A., 2, 3, -1: -I-H Cluli. 1, 2, 3, 4: lluitwrmutt Ollie-I-r, 2, 3. BIIRIAM ANN Rl-IMONT Third Row: liwl Crow Clrairman. 4: 'l'-Boiincttvs, 1, 2. 3: F. H. A., lg Hmm-- rimm Ullicvr, 1, 2, 3. -1. UNA ANNE RHODES , , tllnss Ullit-vl'. l: lfrvsltmaii Day Court, 1: Pu-tl Cross Ollicvr, 3: l l'm'4y mul 1 Stutlent tlllllllfll f2Hll'l'l'. 4: Honmvrourn Olllt-cr, 1, 2, 3, -1. Court Nomlnee, 2. SUZANNI-I MARY RICH!-I F. H. A., 1: Student Counril Alt., 3: D. E, C. A., 4: Humerunm Omver, -1. MIINEEI. NIARIE Rom-:RrsoN Intramural Sports, 2, 3. JUDITII ANN ROBICHAUX , 2: Library Club Oflicvr, 23 llonw IJ. E. C. A., -1: F. H. A., 1, 2, 3. WILBLIR WILLIAM RoBIcI-IAIIx room Ol'fiI'r'r, Al Second Row: l-ll Clulv. 2. 3. '-l: Choir. 2, 3. Class lfvrsunality, 4: Choir Doats MARIPZ RICHARD Lount-Il. 4: Buys' Iunsc-ntblv. 3, 4. VIRGINIA CAROL ROBINETTE F. ll. A.. l. 2. 3, 4: Honwruont OHL-er, 3: Prom Cmiirviitti-0, 3 DURUTHY ANN RICHARD Studs-nt Council, 3, 4, TRAWLI-:II Stall, -1. 'I'-llunm-th-N' Otlicvr. 2. 3: TEuII.EE Stall, 4: Girls' Cluirus. 3, 4. BERNARD JOSEPH ROCHEL it W 39 First Row: Second Row: GERALD SCOTT ROCHEL MELVYN BOYLE ROCHEL JEAN CARROLL ROODY F. M. P. A., 3, 4. LOUIS EMMET RODRICUE Homeroom Odicer, 4. CARROLL ADAM ROGERS DONALD PHILIP ROGERS MARION MAE RONQUILLE F. H. A., 1, 2, Library Club, 2. FREDDIE JEAN RUSSELL F. H. A., 13 Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, I-Iomeroom Officer, 33 D. E. C. A., 4. VINCENT ANTHONY SAGONA Football, 2, 3. 4: Track, 3, 45 Homecoming Court, 43 Intramural Sports, 1. HELEN MARIE SAINT PIERRE F. H. A., lg Homernom Ollicer, -4: Stenographic Club, 4, Intru- mural Sports. 1, 2, 4. Third Row: CARL JOSEPH SAVOIE WILLIAM LOUIS SCRIMSI-IER, JR. Dance Club, 3, 4. SUSIE ALMA SEAHOLM Library Club, 2, 3, 45 Homeruom Officer, 2: Camera Club, 3, Intramural Sports, 2, 3, TRAWLER Staff, 4. GLORIA JUNE SEAL F. H. A., 1: Girls' Chorus, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2g Choir, -L EMELIIA MARIE SEVIN D. E. C. A., 3. 40 fjze Senior Class First Row: GLORIA ANN STOUFI-'LET MARGARET MINOR SHAFFER Frenfh Club, 3, 4. Library Club, 2, 3, 4: 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Ollie-rr, 3: . , , , Red Cross Representative, 3. LYNN4k'IP'2::F 2?g?l3I'l'LT MICHAPIL GRANT SIMPSON JOE TEUTON c 'n n Band- 3- 4: TWP' Band' 3- 4' Basketball. 2, 3. 4: Baseball. 1. 2. 3, 4: Homeroom Ofllrer, 1, 2: MPWHI CALVIN SINGFRMAN Red Cross Representativv. l. 2: Mirror Representative. 2. Nlirror Staff, 4. 1 Third Row: -l0 ANU VPIRONICA 5MlTH ANITA TH!-IRI-ISA 'I'IIi:RIoT l'- H- Ao 1- 2v 4- library Club, 1: Mirror Rc-presentalive, 3. 4: Homernom Uffir-4-r 2: Buziuty Court Nominee. 4. BARBARA ANN SONGY F. H. A.. l. 2: Drill Squad. 1. 2. 3: Stenographir Club, 4. ELLEN ANN THERIOT RI-d Cross Rvprf-svntativo. 1: F. H. A.. 1: Home-room Ofliver. l 4-H Club. 1. Second Row: . , U i MERLE ANN SONIER CAIL TIITI-:I.TxA 'EIIRRIOT Freshman Day Court. 2: Red Cross Representative, 3, 4: TRAWLER ' ' ' Staff, 4: Student Council Alt., 3. 4: Girls' Chorus, 4. G1-QRALU MAIIRICI-3 TH:-33101- KENT ANTHONY SOUDELIER ,lo ANN TIII-:RIoT Homcroom Officer. 3, 4: Concert Band, 1: Tiger Band, 1: Red Studi-nl Counvil. 2, 3: F. T. A.. 2. 3: Mirror Rrpresrntativf. -i Cross Rvprrsvnlalivc, 1, 2: Mirror Representative, 1. French Club, 3, 4: Youth Cove-rnmcn! Official, 2. 41 First Row: WILLIAM FRANCIS THILRIOT Intramural Sports, 2, 3. BARBARA ANN TIIIBOIJILAUX Girls' Chorus, 2. 3, BRIIN IJLLA AN N THIBODEAIIX . H. A., 3, 4: Frenc-ll Club, 3, 4: Voice, 3. F GAIL FRANCES THIBOIJEAIIX Mirror Representative, 1: Red Cross Represvntativc, 1, 2,31 D. E. C. A., -1. MARILYN JI-LANNI: THIBODRAIIX F, H. A., 1, 2. Second Row: MILRCILIJES 'I'HI:RI:sA THIBODILAUX l'. ll. A., 1, 2, 3, D. h. C. A., 4: 4-H Club,1. GERALDINI-I ANN TRAHAN Girls' Chorus, 3, 4: Choir, 3, 4: F. ll. A., 2, 3: Su-nogrupllic Club, I-' Voivr: 2 PATRICIA ANN TUCKER Ilrill Squznl, I, 2, 3: Bvauly Court Nominee, 3, 4: Homecoming Court, 3: Class Personality, 1, 2, 3g Homeroom Oliicer, 1, 2, 3. 2: F. H. A.. KIQNNIJIH DLWAYNH UI-TON ARLLNI: MARIE! UsIE I . H. RM. 1. 2. 3: llomvroom Oflir-I-r, 31 SN l'lU2,I'2lIllllt' Club, 4. Third Row: OLLII: ANN VIILH llomr-room UlllI't'I', -1: F, ll. A. Ullivvr. 3: F. H. A.. 1. 2. 3: RI-It Cross RI-press-Imtalivc, 2. SALLY ANN VIIQIIIILRIIL lhlslwtlrall, 2. 3. -1: l . M. P. A., 3, Il. O'rIs ,IosI:I'H VOIILAIN R1-ll Club, 1, 2: Cade-I Band, 1, 2. 3: Conor-rt Buml. -1: Tig:-r Bun: 3, -1: Youth Covvrnment Oflivial, 3. LARRY Josrzvn VOISIN lxltrulnurul Sports, 2, 3, -lg Football Nlanugvr, 3: l'lonIcrooII1 Oll vvr. 4: Cross Country Race. 2, 3. MARILYN ANN WALKER Basketball, 3, 4: Intramural Sports, 2, 3: F. M. P. A. Ollirer, 4 Home-room Oflicer, 3, 4. 42 Kyle Senior Class First Row: JOYCE LAVERNE WHITFIELD F. H. A.. 1, 2, 3, 4: Press Club, lg Library Club, 2. 3. WAYNE JosEI-H WALKER flvll Club, lg Mirror Representative, 3, Football, 2, Homeroum Omcffv 1- RICHARD HORACE WHITTEN Tiger Band, 1, 2, 3. 4: French Club, 3, Concert Choir. 4: Con JOYCE ANN WARD vert Band. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sh-nograpliir Club, 4: Girls' Chorus, 3, 4g Homeroom Ofiiver, 2. 3g Pelican Girls, Statv, 3, TRAWLER Staff, 4. A BETTY GAIL WILLIAMS DANNY JOE WLBB F. II. A.. I, 2. :si AH Club, 1. 2, 3. Mirror sum. -I. 'lmwuzn 4'H Club, 1- Stull, 4, Honicroum Oilirvr, 4. ROBERT WIZBRE JUDY RAE WRIGHT DAWN CECELIA WHIl'l,LPI Buskollmll Sw:-Q-llwurt, 4, Student Council. 2, 3, -lg Mirror Staff. 4 F. ll. A.. 1. 4: Hmm-room Ofiiver. 1. 2. 3, 4: 4-H Club, l, 2, 3, Al: T-Bonnottes, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, 4. TRAWLI-:R Staff, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2, 3, 4. Second Row: , Third Row: GARY JOSEPH WHIIII-LE liunsl 1. 2. 3. -I: Class Oiiiver, Al: Home-room Olliuer, 1, 2, 3, All- State Band, 4: Honor Orchestra, 4. OLAN YOUNG 43 Lwxf 'Q 2 Q . an if Fafbi ! W' - is, A 24 we 'W . if U U 0 A V' f rr g f - . . my . A ' ff ' N Q . X - gy 1 ev . ,Q 4 5 , 15 Aw.. J x 5 W' 1 Q HBE' .. fa, M, X ' ' ' 3- 'pf A gf- iw mx 11 ww as eff QP 5 ff .3 W Mfg' vw ffff...' if . K ivk 6 A - xv -42 1 Sli Ad 3 W yi 5 ' ' 'wx' - V1 I! I 'Mn 1 I 7 ,REM FN? 553, mA Q Q . x ' i N EQ ' gf . . 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Kenny Hilse, Tommy Thompson, Wayne Lirette, Larry de la Brelonne, Gerald Pilre, .Iinnny Quilno- 1 1 'r ii' f U ,, ,, r M ll XMI, I I Ar , -.iz V M F lm ,M Wi J u..,,:n .s 5 7 H 1 , I ' - 0 Ln-11 j , 2 W H mu 1 L V' M K y 1 f Q ll ' r H i if ' ' 'l , 'Y J - . ,-1 W' il N V , 'H' M , me i r,,i A. Q , A W l , ,,,, M, W , ' l ' lb 'nuff af Wil 'ills A ' V ' W 5' li , I 4 .1 ,141 'H . at W 0 M R W , V h X A , Q. '... -ll I ' l , ,. , my A gg ' :F 'lb ,W J ml 'I I ,F N A l 1 N F ' ,mfr , JL ' U 'PW M. , , 5 5 ,f ra A G hae, fi if i flgm of 1957 deaux. Larry Hutchinson, Earl Hicks, Larry Bon- villain, Jack Cook. THIRD ROW: Jerry Crofford, Leroy Hatch, Vincent Sagona, Glenn Holcombe. Allen Detiveaux, John McCoy, Earl Gros, Louis Eschete, Richie Boudreaux, Gary Pierce, Albert Dupont. 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L., A ,.,.,i M Q Q x Wx A t 'Me' 5,2 4- Wm EARL CR05 MIAH iIARPl'fNTl'iR FIAWUOD BER DUN CIROIR l lllllun'lr Ifvnler ffuard lffilflrrlvk oofdall JOHN NlcCOY, Co-mptain Quarterback, Halfback Tigers Swamp Thibodaux 39-6 The Tigers feasted on an easy 39-6 vim-tory over Thibodaux in the season opener Sept, 0, Earl Gros and john McCoy, the Touchdown Twins displayed a great running attack, Thiliodaux never showed any signs of aggressiveness against our strong team. Tigers Whip Jesuit 38-12 Long runs and great thrills were shown Tiger boosters as the Tigers romped to a 38-12 decision over the Jesuit ,lays at City Park Stadium in New Orleans Sept. 141. McCoy stole the spotlight. scor- ing on runs of 10, 54. and 55 yards respectively. Tigers Trounce Tarpons 40-0 A team victory altogether, as the Tigers trounced the Fortier Tarpons hy a topsided 40-0 victory. Gros scored three T.D.,s on runs of 1, 49, and 40 yards. McCoy scored on a 36 yarder and a 67 yard punt return. Thompson scored 10 points to wind up the Tiger attack. LARRY BONYILIAIN CARY PIERCI-I RICHII-I BOUDRl'iAl'X JHIK CUUK End End End Trlrlflr' .41 llll IX Kl'il,l,lWl Kl.l.l'fN lll'I'l'lYl'i.'il X Y INTIHVI' SACUN-N TUNIYIY 'l'll0Xll'SHX Turhlw Cllllflll Hrllflrzlrh U1n1rl1'rlu1rL. ll1llflurrL Tigers Wlhip Crusaders 27-14- The unheaten Tigers made it four in a row on Sunday. September 29. as they Came from liehind to earn a 27-14 victory over the St. Aloysius Crusaders here in Tiger Stadium, Gros scored on runs of 0 and 73 yards and a 25 yard pass play. Tigers Take Warriors 48-12 The Tigers easily 1-rushed the liast ,lelierson Warriors here Friday. Oetoher ll. as ,lohn Mr'- Cuy. Earl Gros. and Tommy Thompson led the Tigers to a 4-H-12 vietory. Line play was magni- heent, as the Tiger stalwarts paved the way for T. ll, runs ul 05, 60. 40. 35. 15. 3 and 2 yards hy Tiger hacks, Tigers Topple Rams 7-0 The undefeated Tigers continued to be the state-'s top team as they toppled the Redemptorist Rams by a 7-0 margin here October 17. McCoy scored the winning TD, on a 16 yard reverse play to give the Tigers the necessary margin. g,..,,m lUlllS lfSlIlllf'l'l -ffuplrlin. ffllrlnl CARI. lllf'KS llllllll lLl,l-IASON il.lll'1liT lll'l'UN'l' lil PNN llUl,lfll f l:lllr111'l.' l.'r'nIer Tflvlrlr' Turf-Alf' 1 Nl lili WAYNF LIRF'I l'l-' JVRRY VRUFFURID DUN GLEASUN l,l'iROY HATCH . ' , , . . . Tarlrle lfn rl firm rrl f.'4'r1Icl' oofda Bogalusa Upsets Tigers 6-0 Upset! The Bogalusa ,lacks staged a statewide upset as they upended the Tigers 6-0. The final gun sounded as the Tigers were on the ,lacks I yard line. Just one more playu was all we needed. Baton Rouge Whips Tigers 34-13 Bad breaks and the tremendous talent of tail- hack Wendell Harris spelled defeat for the Tigers as Baton Rouge won a 34-13 victory. Homecom- ing maidens were impressed however. in the never-say-die spirt of the Tigers. Tigers Maul Bears 42-6 Terrebonne rejoined their role as victors as they ran wild over the Catholic High Bears here November 15. hy a one-sided 4-2-6 score. Gros scored on runs of 2. 415. and 55 vards. Thompson. Boudreaux. McCoy and Hicks each contributed six to place the Tigers in district contention. LARRY iil'TCHIXSOY RUB MPCLENDON fllT.l..Y SFEBFR XHKE M'1.oclx Fullback Guard Guard Cllllfll KENNY IIILSIC NORMAN Plilfflf l'1RNl'1S'l' Pl'll.l.lfClillN CICNIC WK:Xl.K fJlHIflf'f11tll'lf, Hrllflulrls HIIIIIPHPIY Hu1fI1r1r'1f l ulllulrl.' Tigers Bow to Istrouma 12-0 A cold rain-whipped crowd saw the battling Tigers drop a hard-fought 12-0 decision to lstrouma in the final scheduled game of the sea- son on November 22. Mud and rain proved to be poor field conditions for our Tigers to be at full strength. Tigers Whip Tigers in Oil Bowl It was Tiger eat Tiger as the Terrebonne Tigers whipped the Hattiesburg Tigers 26-6 to cap the Q, B. Trophy which goes to the winner of the an- nual Oil Bowl. Louis Eschete and Tommy Thomp- son received awards as being outstanding per- lormers. ill'ili.'Kl.lJ PITRE LARRY DIC LA Bl-il'l'l'OlNNl'l ,IIHNIY Ql llilllllfil X lll.IfY lil1Ill.KlilT Gmini Enrl Erzrl llfllflun-li Lvfl to Right. Frrml Row: Cary Pierre. Logan Buhin, Joe Teutorl, Richard Grabert. Burk Row: Daniel Traham. MI:-n K1-nn:-dy. COACII IIARULIJ COPIQS Arthur Mf'FattPr. Barry Landry, Earl Hirlu.. ocys , Ba5LefAa!! IAOCAY HNIHN Cflflflllhll lf.'XIil. HH Itll II XRI1 INIXIAXILI If IIIIIIIKKIJ GRIXIII-lR'l' IJXXII-Il, 'I'It.XII XX Xl 'I'IIl It XII-I-',ft'I I'IiIi tl I I N The pride and might of nur powerful Ikmtlmall tvuni SlIt'l'llIIlIK'tI to the ui1sucf'vssIuI I1askvtIJz1II quintvt UI' thc' '57-58 svasun. Although relatively short and iiiexpeI'iei11'c-fI. thc- Tiger quinlf-t pru- vi1I0cI gains? rnmpcltition for upprnwnts. SQIWII spirit, I1mwx'ei', rievver cIv1'IinecI, Atten- mIam'0 at our Iiaskethall ganws was at its pvak throughout thx' sc-asoii. rw . . . .. . the i1Iva1Ilstic' Ivaturv nf smrls coin Jvtitinn is I I tht- idvu UI leant and imI1x'ifIuaI l'U-UIICFHIIUII. Our , . Ns Inns rc-aIIx Ilan-II IIIPII' In-st and we arm- Jruufl UI ti . . I , the-ni. .Il'I3Y XX IIIUIII' IfrINfi'4'lIl1lH SlI1'r'llIl'1 IIQIANII IIUISIIIIIXI X I.Ii0 ISRIICY IHRIH IANIIIIY tltlti l'II'It1'I' -,Ng 4- 9' 87 E ifwifli iii Q IIHHB wgxnlmf ns- wagging if ,fgzgmgggsyi F5 , A.. V fig.: , Q -5' . sim si S x QS ww' ., 3,5 fy wgymfw ww I X Q Q f x , , ,,.... Z ff! 1' ' if N S wi , QW? QE 4 s Q- i .fr KAW J wwm Ps K W 1 ffl? 2 , ' K a::ff:fm:::f.:wq:: I 35 A pm ,: , . kai if QQQEQ4 KL did 'L sv B IH all. Flu 5 'T sJN I5- 4 I' k 42231 Y '55 K K. xg ,QQ ww 4.9 K , .lf fn bf ' firm 1: , k l 'H S A px if lf- vi E 1 ' A: First Row: Conrad Champagne, Leland Robiclmux, Albert Ledet, Glenn Richard. Charles Pitre. Ernest Pellegrin. Charles Hart. Ser'- Ond Row: Larry dc la Bretenne, Jimmy Alford, john Mr-Coy, Jimmy Quilmdeuux, Rirgard Bmirlreaux, Earl Gros, Larry Hutchin- gon. Third Row: Dun Ciroir, Tommy Thompson. Earl Hieks, Ronnie Leekelt. RICHARD BOUDREAUX . .. .. Hop, skip and jump Pole Vault-Relays EARL GROS ............. Low Hurdles-Relays JOHN MCCOY ... GLENN RICHARD ... Relays TOMMY THOMPSON ... Low Hurdles March 2l .. March 26 .. April 2 .. April ll .. VQCL aj eanfl .. .Broad Jump RONNIE LECKEIJP . .. CHARLES HART . .. Cl-INE WAALK .... 440-yard dash .880-yard run 440-yard dash . . .Sprinter LARRY HUTCHINSON .. 440-yard dash ALBERT l,l'IIJlC'l' . . .. .Middle . . . .Relays , l EARL HICKS .......... .... D isfance . .. .Sprinter LARRY me LA BRI-ITUNNE. .. .... Runners . I .Relays DON GIROIR ....... . .... Weiglzts LELAND ROBICHAUX . . .. .High Jump SCHEDULE Terrebonne Relays April 18 . .. . ...... Ed Young Relays . . . .. .. . lstrouma April 25 . .. . . .Southeast District Meet ... .. .. Fortier May 2... ...State Meet .. .S. l.. l. Relays QV- H0 at H5 qi Fira! Huw: Basil lirirlsley, Wayne Lirctle, Vincent Sugunzi, Warren Cuirlry, Daniel Trellian, lirvin Bergeron. Tnnnmy Tllllllllwtill. Russell Pie-rev. Larry Hutclmnsnn. Manager, Donald Bow:-n. Second Row: Manager, Howard llulrre-: Larry liniulrraiux, Larry vie lu lin-linlmf, Albcrl Dupont, Jessie Durcey, Kenneth Prvstunliuvk, Hurry Bonvillziin. C:-ne B4-rgvrmi, Cl:-nn Rivlmrrl, llnnmiv Gln-414011, Earl Hicks. DANIEL TRAHAN ....... IARRY mg LA Bmzrrwwiz. Immun' B0liDRlf1AI'X .'lI.IlICR'I' Dm'oN'r .. Wf-ww: l,1m:'1 l'li .. Emu. Hnixs .. Nlarvli 245-Baton Rouge Mareli 29-lstrnuma . .. March lil-Bogalusa .. :lpril 2-Morgan City April 8-Savred Heart April lll-Berwick . .. . April ll-Catholic High gdlgegafl :J 661144 . .. .pitcher BARRY BONVILLAIN . . .. .pitcher TOMMY THOMPSUN . . .. .pitcher ERVIN Brzncsnow . . . .. .pitcher BASIL ENDSLRY . ,. ... .catcher CLI-INN RICHARD ... .. .hrst base Vivgizw SAGONA . . SCHEDULE . . . .There April I6-Sacred Heart . .. ,. ,Here April l7-Baton Rouge . .. . . . .There April 18-Istrouma . .. . . .Here April 21-Morgan City . .. .. .Here April 23-Bogalusa . .. . . .Here April 25-Berwick . .. .. ...Here April 28-Catholic High 91 . . .seronrl base . .shortsmp .lhirzl base ...right hi-111 f'f'I1lr'r fielrl .. .left heh! . . . 'llllf'l'!' .. . .Here- . . .'l'lwrc' .. .'l'lwr1' . ,. .Here .. .'l'lwre' . . .TllPl'f' MAXINE BRUNET PEGGY PELLEGRIN PATRICIA DAIGLE CAROLYN DEGATE CAeerleacJers GERALD BROWN NORMAN CUNEO JOSEPH DUPLANTIS KENNY JACCUZZO 92 rganizafions l'11l1nr'u111115lufT lfllfi nfl:-nl lfnllrwil Uflim-x's IOS 4 -1... ...A 2 x ... z E -. J Tlie 4-H otlivers are Wayne Lenord. prcsidentg Charlene Pelle-grin, vice-president: Peggy Pvllcgrin, socrctziry-treasurer: Lindy Lou Robichaux, reporter: Pete Bergeron. executive president of parish: ,Indy Price. executive committee member. Officers and me-mbf-rs of the Library Club are Judy Buquet, president: Billie Jean Cham- pion, vice-president: l rt-da Carlow. sr,-crm-turyg Kay Edmunds, trezisurcrg Put Buquet. Dorothy Cliaiuvin, Mary Corwin:-, Vliriain llomangue. Allie Goodson. Sharon Hall, Pat Kinney, Pat Kirkpatrick. Barbara Klicseh, Judy Lubit, Karen Le-Blanc. Lynn Mathers. llarbura McWilliams, lris Parsons, Luvillt- Potter, Carol ,Xnn Roberts, Nedra Scott. Susia- Svaholin, Margaret Shaffer. Alive Shirah. Sandra Shows, Prentice Smith. Jo Ann Stanley. Nita Thcriot. Catherine Verret, and Evelyn Voisin, members. 4-JI CIMA 4-H Club work was first started in Louisiana in 1908, and records show that it was begun in 1914 in Terre- bonne Parish where there are now 18 clubs with 1,4-85 members. Terre- bonne Parish was the Hrst in the state to organize a pure-bred Hereford calf project for 4-H Club members in 1922. 4-H Club is a cooperative program with the U.S.D.A.. Louisiana State University. State Department of Edu- cation, the Experiment Station and the cooperation of voluntary local leaders in the schools. The main purpose of 4-H Club work is to help boys and girls be- come efficient. public-spirited, and useful citizens. This is done by guidance programs in the improve- ment of farm, home. and neighbor- hood practices in such a way that both rural and urban youth are brought ill contact with the best ol each environment. .fltidrarcy The organization formed to render library services to students and teachers at T.H.S. is the Terrebonne Teen-Age Library Club. All members are required to assist in the library an average of a half hour a day. In addition to their routine duties, stu- dent assistants carry on a special li- brary project eaoh session. The club is affiliated with the Louisiana Teen-Age Library Associa- tion and sends delegates to the an- nual fall meeting on the campus of Louisiana State University. T.H.S. membership in the F. T. Nichols Chapter of this organization entitles all student assistants to attend the annual spring meeting held at differ- ent locations within the tive parishes that comprise the district. Social activities are the Christmas and end- of-the-year parties usually held at the home of one of the club members. Through service to the school stu- dent assistants, not only increase their knowledge of libraries but also learn the value of helping others. f' merican unior Cross l'or yr-urs the .lunior livd Lross has at-ted as u xoluntury ugrfnvy in 'l'cl't'vlnon11e Parish. :Xt Terrvhonm' High it was rt'ac'tivatvd in l94l rvpluving thv Cluh. Stitches for Britain. During thv war ye-urs. tha- ,lunior Red Cross l'0lltllIl'lf'tl ull lmond drivvs at T. H. S. und cn- gagod in voluntary work such as knitting. making lmrltlzigvs. and 4-olle-vting scrap mu- lvrial. During pvuve- time thc' .luuior Red Cross, whivh 4-onsists of e-wry hoy and girl enrolled in svhool. still finds itse-lf doing many types of xoluntm-r work. llesitlt-s t'ondu4'ting an annual f-nrollmt-nt driw. this your thc ,luniors dev- orulvd the 'l'vrrc'honm- Parish iletteiul Hos- pital ut Christmas. svnt gifts to survive' nwn who would ln- on tht- svas on Christmas, guvn' Christmas lruskcts to :wt-dy fatnilivs. sent hir-:Inlay hoxe-s to Y4 It'I'2.lIlS in state hospitals. und ln-lpvd the- adult l'llLlIDlPl' during hurri- wunvs. ,Iunior Rod Cross work is strictly voluntary. 'l'hrough the Counril und with thc- help of their sponsors. Nlissvs Grace Dardvuu and Eliiv lire-mix. tht- .lunior Rf-tl Cross may hu hrnndvd as one- of the- most ztvtixc vluhs ut ii'f'l'I't'll0I1llf' lligh Svhool, SERVICE fig? .fi- . FL ..., ,. K Nlirium Rvmonl, fiililiflllilli. ,It-.mm-ll Nlt-tilvlulon, S1-1-iwlatrj. lioltomz joe- llupluntis, 'lil'l'1lNllI'l'I'. Kathryn llourgvois. Xiu-- Kfltuirnmu. 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'Nlt-rlv Sonivr, antl .lutly Naquin. 4-lgissi-sg Iligumt- lfjt-rt-it mill lit-wi-ly llrion. uthlq-lipsg joym- Ward antl Nettie llunn. lnnsiv: lflilalut-tl1 lftlinonson. orgzniilationsg lionniv Blil1l1'1lLlI'fl. mln-rtising. S 2 lsyiwm NW 1 '31, aw Y.. ij, ' ' f M' af ' . f 1 . .mx w:.,g,, j,Q.7t ' Y ' S 'VhlW'.'gX 7 ,, . . Z -5-,. . l f- 5: al' we , A is sz. MIA JMU 1-QAl'X HUXNIIC 111.-XN4Il1A1i1l 1-1lVXll'ND US'l'HE1N11CR Ifrlilorfill-f,'lli1'j' f,'ir1'nlr1lion .llunugvr SMU Pliofogrnpliffr '1'1w '1'luwl,i4i: sponsors art- Nliss lsalmel Luntl. Miss lrfllif' llrvaux. antl Miss Una 1'arr. L L 7 e rawlcr ln 1908. the first yearluook ul Terrelionne High Svhool was pulvlishetl lry Miss Alive Aitkens lnow Mrs. Worrlenl and her stall. The yearluook was valletl Thi- Ijllllflflllllll nllCl'dl1h8 it revealed to the people of Terrelwonne a life- like xiew of slutlent life at Terrelronne High. Even in its infanry. Tlzf' Prznuranirz was a great ya-arlnook for it rec-ortletl llistories of The Ladies Auxiliary. the lihrary. antl tht- Sugar lit-lt Atllletic antl Literary Assooiation. The lllllltlflllllll was again pululisheml in the years 1913. 1914. 1915. 1916, ln tht- 1913 lstslltx there is a copy of thr- original lerrelmonne High Sulwol Alina Mater in whivh allegiance to tht- Hag of vrinison antl goltl is plc-rlgt-tl. During: those years there are accounts of i'l1'i1flCl1l11' re- 1lll1I't'lllP111h, of tlralnatit' antl literary som-it-tit-s. footliall. lwasketlvall. track and tennis. The nr-xt yearbook. pulvlisllvtl in 1938. was vallt-rl 1114- ,1'lir'rur. lt was pulmlishetl lvy the .llirror slalli. ln 1939 a svparatt' stall was st-lt-t-it-tl for tht- ye-arlroolx. Erin-sl llonvillain suggested the name '1111AW1.EI1 as intliralive ol the purpose of a yearlmook antl of the loifal t-olor of our community. 'l'n-xwI.r1lt has heen pululishetl annually ex- cl-pt tlnring 1944. 1915. 19-16 lyears of tht- Swontl Worltl Warzl ln 1913. when it was tlevitlefl nol to pnlmlish u yt-arlmook. tht- wry avtiu- antl l'11t'l'gL1'11l' 1Ill'1lllN'l'S of thi- stail remluvetl the 'l'lt'xw'I.+3ii in size anrl 1-alletl it Thr' I'irog11r'. The class of 1917 renewed the pulwlivation alter the war antl rvvstalblisln-tl its pt-rnianvnt annual status. '1'ln- 'l'lMWI.lClt has he-vonie one of the most popular puhliva- tions of tho svhnol as is t-x'itlf-ilrvtl hy tht- salt' of 1.022 vopies of the 19581mook. '1'1n-'1'iuwi.r1ic has lu-pl pam- with thi- progress 1ll.Yl'l'1TK'- lronne High Srllool :luring the last lilly years. It serxes tha' school wvll as a rt-t-orrl ol' at-liie-xt-nit'nt. AL, P I.IlNS Rl SSlfl.l.A Hflxll' NllfHl. SINGEIKMAN 1 l':Tl'f lll'fKClfl1ON l.lNllA .IACKSUN JUDY l'l1lffl'i lllfil It N Il 5 Iwlllor .Yl'll'X ,Telex Sporlx I'1l'llfllfl'.Y CiI'1'lll41fflIlI 'fllli Vllklll to a weekly the paper was mimeographed hy the journal- Ae iyygy ism class until the Houma Courier agreed to print it. For Each Monday morning the T. H. S. student body is greeted with an attractive six page issue of The Terre- bonne .ll1'rror. a high school newspaper which has reached its thirty-fourth year of publication. The .llirror. published for the hrst time on january 19. 1923, began as a six page monthly. lt was edited by Miss Ethel Bourg. In 1944. when George Areeneux was editor. the ,Vir- ror advanced from an extracurricular activity of the Eng- lish department to the work of a senior journalism class. At this time the .llirror advanced to a four page weekly. In 1955 two more pages were added to make the Mir- ror, under the editorial leadership of Neeia White. one of the only two six page weeklies in the state. Durin-r K' the hrst year after the ,llirror changed from a monthly several years thereafter, it was printed by the Press and later hy the Courier again. The .llirrur sponsors are Misses Isabel Lund. Rhea St. Martin. and Una Parr. The present staff, eager to improve the quality of the .llirror, to gather new ideas, and take advantage of the critical service offered at Louisiana State University. sent six memhers of the 1958 journalism class, Martha Col- lins. editor: Hussella Ramp. news editorg Pete Bergeron. sports editorg Linda Jackson. feature managerg Judy Priceg Circulation Manager and Betty Williams. adver- tising manager to the Louisiana Scholastic Press Assoeia- tion Conference in October. The Mirror, at present. is popular with the student body and has a circulation of 900 subscribers. It is also mailed to many alumni and interested friends of Terrebonne High. The Mirror staff works diligently to meet their Wednesday deadline. 1? gf Q . . i , 1' .W , Logan Bahia, l'rcxi'tlcnl Nlaxinc lirunct. lict'-l'H'.vide' mln-tlt lfdmonson. SccI'cI1lry-Trcvlxiirwr lina Rhodes. llixfnrmn Wvllllillll l'nrtling1lon. lfliuplin l'itt Forct. l,lll'lf!llII4'lIltlflllll ,lunior l'lvprescntatiycs ggfuclenf ounci lite l. H. 5. Student Louncil traces its heginntngs to the year 1955-56. when u numluer of facility memhers and Xlr. llallas Hog:-rs. principal. formulatcd tcntalivc plans for its organization. Each homeroom elected a person to he its rcprcsentativo on tht- council. Ulliccrs wcrc thcn elected from this group and a constitution was written. Larry Dufour has thc distinction of ln-ing: thc lirst stu- dent council president at 'l'. ll. S. Milton Cancienne served as prcsidcnt during thc 1956-57 session. During these years Nlr. Whitney lloudreaux and the latc Nlrs. Nlalvin llourg. guidcd thc studcnt council ami did much to make this organization a vital part of life at 'llcrrclionnc High School. Nlemhership on the council is limited to alrove-ayeru,1:e studs-nts possessing lcadership and rcliallility. 'llhcsc stu- dents are expected to he good citizens. to participate in school functions. and to sct high standards of conduct in the school. Hy rcprcscnting thc school population in managing functions. such as dances and assemlmlies. and carrying on somc elections. tht- council promotcs hcltcr tcachcr- pupil relationship. This yt-ar thc council has conductcd a succcsslul clcan- up campaign. has aided in decoration and planning of school danccs such as the Homecoming dancc and the very successful Nladri Gras Ball. An honor lnanquet. the first of its kind in tltc history of the school, was ont' ol' the prize projects of the student council. Besides Logan Bahin. who is presently heading the student body. oHicers of the council are Maxine llrunet. vice-presidcntg Elizaheth lfdmonson. sccrctary-Ircasurer3 Una Rhodes. historian: William Pardingtotl, chaplain: and Pat Fore-t. parliamcntarian. Mr. Abel Lelllanc. faculty advisor. and Miss Ellie Breaux, student sponsor. lu-lp guide tin- council in its undertakings. Senior Heprcsentativcs St-nior rcprcsw-nt.ttixcs are llnrlutrn Xlims. lina llliodcs. Judy Wrigllt, l,orcttn xlilllll'Utlg.'Cll, Xirginia llolrincltc, Cwcn Antill. lfathcrinc llnigglt-. Pal l or1-t, lflilalu-tli lfdmonson, llarluara l.i:-Q-:tm-, lfairolyn l.itpr-yrousc, Xlarilyn liottdrcaut. and Logan linlmin. Sophomore and Freshmen lit-prescntatives Sophomore and Frvsltmcn rcprescntatives arc Yvonnc Fanguy. Carol lioudrcaux, lidvsin Migustat, ,ludy I.irctti-, llctsy Mc- lunior rcpr--scotutivcs arc Nlnrl:-nc llcrgcron, llilly Kcllum, llridc, llolicrta llomanguc. l.llIl'y llc ln lirctonnc. liarliryn King. llizmnc llawlhornc. l,inda lluplatntis, l.ucillc Pottcr. ,loc Baskin. William Pilflllllgllllll. lfarol lludman, Xlarion Rollins, Gail IN-if-fx l'cllc,urin llillv ,Ivan lIhampion. Karen llnrsv. ,ludv 'l'lli- 'l'oups. Dianna- Nice. l.ou .Xnna llotnlrt-mix, llinmf Durand. rf-. - , . hodcztuxi and Richard Sinclair. Katltclccn liltarpcnticr. and Pcggy llroussard. I CIVIC? Clug 1 Students of the Dance class are Howard Ouhre. lilmore Chauvin, Gayle Bourque, Aaron Lapey- rouse. Larry Foret. Lula Mae Authernent, Leo Clark. Harold Pritchard. Willialii SCl'illlSilf3I'. Betty Davis. Lorena Lapeyrouse, Laura Lee Fields. Clodel Matherne. Phyllis Cautreaux, Ann Neil. Camille Henry. Enos Bergeron, Garrett l'1I'68Ill3Il. Housten Hebert. Shirley Lajaunie. Kay Evans. Janice Freeman. Daniel Peltier. Janice Oliver. and Wayne Hehert. .6 S'1'ANl.m' Bmslx Slnwm' Hynix A1.n:i: Klwe .. ,IANH BRI-1-XVX .Irny ROBItiltAI Ifimwtzizs Must-I l'Hn.n- Bormoi U FFIC EHS ' x AIX.. X4 O O .. . .Prcsiflclzf . . Vf!'l'-l,l'PSlilll'I'lf . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer .. .. .. .Historian .1J!lf1l'IlIIIl'HfIIfiIIll St'fgl'IlIlf at Arms The Dance class members are shown in the almve picture Above are the D.E. officers. lun Dose: practicc M alrinffin-r shelves. D. E. students are taught the art of selling. . ' ' 1 ' 1 t- ,- LOGAN RABIN JR Dele a+e MAXINE BRUNET D ele at-e PETE BERGERON Del ega -re. 1-more JOYCE WARD De3eqa+e. CALVSN PREVOST Q UNA RHODES De te The purpose of Pelican State is to build better citizens, more capable leaders, and to instruct the youth of Louisiana in their government: city, parish, and state. Dale KERMKT HEBERT 'te CAROL BROWN ' Deleqrne LEON GARY Del o+e . -. E' .: S ,.1rff N 1 ELIZABETH EDMONSON De I eq a+e FRANCIS :mam Delegate CATHERINE DAIGLE Del as-re fl lul lil ui . . . rrur rn-pl'e-wrmlalxw-X ure' l,l1l'y l'1!r'1-.bm-nllal llruwn, Lulu xlllt' .xlllllf'IIlt'Ill. Put Clvglgg, xllllil llllll'I'i4lI. 4 ' lf: 1 wr, 41 4, nn Plllllx llnnrll ,I K lln-lml, l,m1lu Jill'lxF0ll, xxilylll' l.llkt'lll', ,lllllllly Alfnrll. lzllvn l,z-ll'vll4'f. ffgul llurlry, ,lufly l,1rr'IIv. llvlm-n l r1'm'1l1:u1, Nlirium ll0lI'lllllg1ll4', lull I I ' uny fwurvillr-, l,in1lu lilrv. Gayle- 'llvllp-. Alive- xll'lLlIlt'0ll, Marilyn l!uul':l- .lxlnv l,e-lim-lll. .lllilj llivkmam. lfll.urlwlf:u1Ie'r, I-'uw llll'I'ilN, Jn 'hm Nluy. Sglmlru llill. l'i4'rrvtlm- Sil!llilllll', Ronald l,1-Blum-, liurnghy P1-sm-ll, Xvllia- Xlau- Dllllllv Jlllly' lllilllt'll.lI'll. Iliulm ll:-nry. l'l4litl1 Slllllll. Wuyn l.iru-Ilv. Xlilflllll TLll'lxL'f. irror qXePre5enfafivc5 Qged Cross ePl e5eV1tCTtlVC5 -ll llrusw 1-1-pr--xc-lmluliu-X urn- Xlikf- Aymmlx, Xvilllllil llzllu-r, lialrlmm Hz-1'g1-rms. llzmvlyll ll:-rg:-run, l r:uu-we Iimn'illi.m, lfwlyu Ibm. vuux, Kullu-rn llUllflI't'2lHX, fllmrll-nv llroun. Alfrwlu llrum-I, jimmy l:LlllIllllt'Nl', N1-rum lllnnvi-nu. Ruplmvl Collins, lin-Iyn lin. HIIIIQIUP, ,luv lllllllilllllx liinm- Dllfilllll, llll1ll'lt'lll' l ulg:ul1I. lim-id l'm11'w.n. l'ln-ryl lLl'lIIlllrill. Svlliil ll4'lH'l'l. llilllwli-l lliluvl. ilalrul lllul- Illlll, ,lmly Jan-lvfm, ,Ivrry JIIIIUI. l:llilI'll'b l,:lfforI:1. ,llhly l.4'llIll'lll-. X ' ' ' H' . Jl'LlIll1l'lll' 'Xl--ffl'-mlmu. xllll'gilI'l'l Nlunmn. l':Y1'lyll Ulluvr. Ixrr-rl l,Il'l'I'lIll, l.Illllil PllI'l', l,1llTll'Iil l'u1n'11ut. xllflillll Ha-nwnl. llllly Nw-l11'1', 'Wm-rlv 5un1u'l', lillllil SI:-wil-. llill'UlYI1 'flu-riul, Martha 'ful-km-r, Joy:-v Ward. Huw Whilnvy. V 103 ,,:,, 1 , v onneffes A ' A w BEVERLY BABIN BHUNFLLA BOUDREAUX Prexirlent Leader KAREN UAHCHY l irP-Prexizlffril -7' -1: - . Y W I -, Pictured below are the I Bonnettes and their spon- f '-' i f snr Miss Barbara Jo Payne, JUYCI-3 COKER A,,,A , Lerm'vr .QA I ,. . in I- YZ. . ANN PESNELI. Szveethenrl MAJORETTES Lilith: .lalrkwn, 11 sr-niur and lwaul rxmjureltc-, has added ms! 10 tha- Tig:-r Band by 5lfl'Villg with it for fllur yuurh. Ali:-if King. an sr-ni r has adds-cl mlur and spirit tu parades and fwmtball gmnvs for throw yeurr. Donna ,lone-S, ei senior, haf r-nlivvm-cl sf-lmol funrtimzs sz-rving an niujurn-lit' for tlirm- yvurs. Lynette Ray, a juniur, has hu-En Iwirling iwr baton for two ye-urs :mil servva us ullvrllaltv-lu' nuijure-nc. s Q ' 1 .Lili-1' . 4 I . .N .I 't is 4 .J W H X my 49 Kxr-- v' 4 5 f J 4 lo f 4. ' 'Swag 1 if , . a if '82 'PP' f: xii. v f' on iff I I Y fm :L Fu N Q , , X' X K ' , ' ' lr S. w ...' 3 1 A , . 5-'51 'Q'- A r .ef '95 f f f .' ,., H ' J ,, T F' 1' Q f 2 ,N 1 , af' f, 1' t .x'1 w.Q1 Ein? 17 N X55 1551 mf ig, f -.h Ll .3 5 f uw, '.-.am , . Thx- nn-mln-rg uf thu flunn-ru lllulu :Irv Amelia Him:-I. Putty Pm-II13, Cvmlrlim- I,r-mmrll, A, ,I. Brf-aux, 'Nh-Ivin Bvrge-rlm, Rosa lim-llv 0144 GPG Nlurtin, ,Indy Pim-nu, Emily Uuprr. Pivrrvtlv Snnuunie. OFFICERS Sllwwx lIm.m1 xv NUIIYIAN CIINI-zu ,IlTDY 'IlHlliUlJl'1XI'X Cfmcm, HIIVVIXN . .IMNILTTI-1 Muuim lln- IIIl'lllIN'l'h uf lln- lluplunliS, KQIIIIIVPII GEu,u,D1Nrg Lum um ............. ........ I 'resident ,ILIDY PICUU ........ . . . I'llIl'l'-Pfl'S1Id8lIL I ,MA Pu-:um:1'T1-1 Samumz . . ..... Sm-rvmry Rosa IEELLE AIAIRTIY . . ...Treasurer OFFICERS C .......I resir1ent V955 All . . . I -fI'l'-l,l'f'Sifi!'llf . , ............ Scwre-lrzry . . ............. Trr'11s11r1'r .....,...... . .f..II'l'lllIlfl'0Il .llarzagvr l'l'1'sQilllllvzlrc-,Iully 'l'l1ilm1lo-ullx. Cam-l I'Il14'II'llLlll. SIHIIIIILI fIuIm-nmn. Sylmil Xulin, Maury N1-ll Milrllrll. Fuyu lfllzlrpl-lltivr. Jvzllwtlf- Klurrvl. Nl'-lliv Iflmuvin. ,Iurly BI't'illlX. I':ill'llI1l' NIHFIIII, GWPII Irrlm-I. ,Inlly IIIilIIl'IlllI'4I. Paulinf- Olin. lluuina- P1-Ill-grin. Nvrnmn C11111-0, Pvtv Ii0r,qm-run, Iiilly Wurzllm. lfurulyn Rlmal:-N, Nlury Yirgginiu Rayne. 22252 HG?-v 'l'ln- nu-mln-rs nf lln- l utun- 'lla-clivanl PI'lll1'hSl0Il of Allll'l'll'2l urs' ,Il-fry 411-mu-, Nm-lliv Klan- Dunn, l,1lI'l'y ill- lu lirc-limnmi, llium- llrull, .-'lnnv l lwrz-m-1- Iluprm-, Gm-n lmli-I. Iris l'4irsur1s. Laura Cowling. Iliainn Iyn 'l'r4+tlvr, lliul Nlivlivl, Hurry liunvilllxln. lmuis Guivlia-t. Nlairilyn Hn-lr-n Smith is llir' junwt. ,lf-un liairrull limlily, xll4'llJll'l Dill, 'Nlury liutvlill. lie-nniQ liimu-rn, Nlairy Ann Gaurilmltv, llrvnnlzi Busvlv, lllvmlzl Whipple: Sllllilfil Hill, ,I-I Ann Nlaly. lliauiai llvnry. jusly Lirn-II:-, Rnlwrtu llninsuigm-. xlllflllil lfaislwy, lfairnln- liumlrvalux. llllfllilfil lhnuglii-rly, ll uwllwrnf-, Ann String:-r. l'zilriviu llliqiivt. 'lluxinv lllwim-I,C:1ru. Wulkvr. Nl:-rlv l.ire'tlv, ,In Ann Slsmln-y, limi- lm- l,-rv:-ll. Nliw f.u-ultv :ulviwr Ul l lCliRS XIUULYN Wumzn .............. ....... I 'rvxirlwzl Lows Grlclli-:T ,... .... I 'IPI'-I,fl'.YIlIt'I1I A DIANE IJHUTT .. ...... Sw-ri-nzrrx ' ' ' ' Nliiliui I.lm:1'1'i: .. .... Tf1'lISIll'l'f OFFICERS S . C Nlrpmirzmps Linn xml ............. ........ I 'rvsiflwzt fenoqrap IC All .luwirz W -um ....... . . . IW-1'-I'rf'sirIr'11! 5 EI,I.l'1N lizlcuigl if .... ..... 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H ' I ' 1 Q . w, X 1 N 'if -.5 235 bag -L XQ .W 'f .fi b 3 r Y Pl 9 A S f :X ' 357 i if 5 .N fitgl Env V, , - 1 W 54 W 5 H 5 fw WH 5 if , ' Q ,,.,., 72, ...vw-Q-wmv.-4. ,M .X Y' af , ,W,A W 4 4 1 S :rf ww: ,. y F s, -ff L F E 5 if .,' X if is N Q I 1 5 Xl.-zulu-rs gm-: l'i1-1-1.1,-g Hit., Nl.-Qm-1-ug l'lllIl4'Z Kullxln-vu Pvtlign-w, Xlanry l.+-ulln-rx, llauylv l'vluli-m1, ,lvnn Kniglulun, l'ul lllfilllillll I lllmv: llzlrxlm llurlw. lflwlu Sims: liummulz liunllh- 'lille-rinl, Amlrvvx livrnalnlz Sxxxw-plwlw: WVZIQII4' l,1-lmlml, lim-urge' lvrlxinf. ll-rrwllly l,llI'lxl'l' N:-lwu l'lI't'4'lHilll1 Cnrnlwlsz Kvrlnil llvlwrl, Hl4'lllll ll Sinvluir. Nlim-lm:-l lll-lwrl. llunallil lluuclrvullwg llll'lIlIlIH'lrI llullxlnn , l Ill-lu-'rl,. Nlnrrix Sffufll-li:-rp l lm-gglllmrng llunuhl Hllmln-s: l ron1'll llwrn: Fffllllx lrwfunw. -lhmnu llurlw, li1'I'll1ll'll S.ln4ln-rs, lwhm-rl l'l11-riul: lllY'lllIllllll'l!'I Nlivllalo-l SlIIlllh0ll. ,lilIll4'S Plmrvr. Philip Gillllflxilllkl llalrllune' lllllllll vrllllhllllll banrlf-ra, lXl'llllilll .ll'l'Vl'. lvlfml xl'lllll'I'Ill lil-wr-flixn-f llvwv Paul Nlirlu-l Hlvllilrll l.1'Bueuf. liolamll livin: liars Xiul: llalrnlrl xlilflllll Sllilfl' llflllllf xll4'llill'l K l F M l g l . mni: Philigi CllllHlIHlgLl1l'1 llvlls, Ilhimvs, Yilvrzlplmna-: Rivluml Whilh-n. Knhivllallnx, Slaulh-y ll1lHll'l'lll'Q linux Drum: livill 'l 1l1vr: Ty! rc-putaliun as num- of thx' lwttvl' f'0ll1'1'I'l lHlllllS in our state. Jhlllllllg the avtivities of lhv N57-58 ll1lIll'El'f llaml ara- a Christmas lfumw-rl. il Spring l'0ll1'1'l'l. zlml u thrw- :lay l'Ull1'l'l'l tour. The sluelent 1'1lHfllli'lUI'S l'UllIlll4'l all lIlSll'llIllt'llllll rlzwses oncerf glgancf The 'll8l'l't'lNI1lIll'? High 51-lnml C1IIll'Cl'l Hand is fnrmerl in the rlireq-lorl allsem-9, uflvr fuullwull Sl'ilMlll hy hl'l4'1'llIlp,' a lralzlmw-al cumrs-rt cn- The Bam! lfuunvil is Ihv mm- of thx' stumlvnl gm'r-rn- Sfllllllt' from the mnre experienm'e4l memhers uf the 'lligiel' ment in the instrumental ll6?llill'llIl0Hl. The 1'uum'il me-els llaml. This l'llM'llllllt' has vonsislvnlly ral:-fl sup:-rim' in rr-gularly unrl hm-rw-s in an zulxisury vupavily wilh llll' nli- lhf- l,. Nl. lf. ,-X. music feftixuli and has estuhliQheml a rector in fllfllllllillllly, xlepurmwnl pulivy. Slmh-nl wvl1+ll14'lH1'- urv: Kvrmil ll4-lu-rl. Gary Wllipplv, Nlilw Se-ulwl: .-Kun 4fum'ivl1m-, Xlurj' l.1':1tl1x-re, Sllllllllllglf Nm-lmn l re-v, SlIIllbNIlll.llIl1l llalrulrl Nlanrlin. Il!-lll, llalru-lfl Nlurlin. Rll'llilI'll Wllillvn. xvilflll' 1.1-unurnl, egg? Q -FQ? N W ' inmw, so . N M r .lr IAIKIAIK' . . - , O0JW'lnJ C4017 trlnfq llcwrtet l V I V , ' xll'llllIL'I'h of ilu- String Qninlvl illvlllxle-: Fir-l Yiolinr xx-illiillll XY-nnlvslml lrholr nu-rnlu-rx lHl'IlllIl'Z lX1lIlllt't'll Pm-lllgrvw. Nlury pm.dim:lUn: gwuml yinlin. Jmlmit. 'l',-ilhun: Bah, yiuj. H1,r,,1,j ILQIHIUIB, lluylv Pe-nnibon, ,ln-an Klliglllfllli and Rim xl1'Qllt't'l11 X131-lin: xilllil. Nvllie' Wan' lhmnz rj,.H,,. yh-I Swwu,-ll I llrinvt: Ann fl2lIl!'it'llllt', Ffilllk Callxllnlro, llialnu Hvnry. Clvnrlal ' ' lnnln-rl. Jumly R111-al, Nl.xylwll4- Pitrr-. Pe-ggy lkniglc-. Ifvm-lyn Ihiglr-. zlnrl 'Harry Unpre-1 Hass Lllurinc-I: Carry Whipplv. ,lo The String Qllilllel is Ll l2:lINlI'HI1ll'y tflwelllllle Wlliffll Xnn Huy. 'Warns-y Slringvr. and ,ll'Nk'lIhillt' B1lll4II'l'4lllX1 Ulm:-: lm-,-is 1wi4-9 yygpklv. I1 i, df-gignpd In IN- 1114- lyagig uf an N111--lm Hllflxl' and I'1IVl'.liIvSiIIlS.I lfllgili-I1 Horn: Wuynv l.:-onarfl: expanded. fulurex gtring w.0grAam. HiN 'l: R 'mx H '1'n'l A 'lr M Bl'rm'r'l' Tllv SILIKIPIIIS of Ihr- lnslrlnnr-nlal Nlusiv rlvpurlnn-nl partivipate in its Hl'illliI1iSTI'i1Ii0ll through il SYSYCIII of The Wooflwinrl Choir performed at the two annual ofnvvrs and monitors. This group lN'I'f1ll'IllS most of ilu' monw-rtg and for xariolu olln-r programs during the year. detail work nevesfary for an efiivienl IIITYQLHIIII. C-Dflqcers anal gmonifors an-mf urs- Nlivlnn-I Hr-lu-rl. Nlorri- SI'llllt'lil'l'. .Illdy Suvoiv, Sully Elle-ml'-r. .IH .Xnn Nluy.,Iu4lyliln'1n. Kiln xll'lJlll'f'Il. Pe-ggy Dnigll . Wu hx H lk Xn 1 nnnnnw W1 lr 1th r flfndl I nnlu rl I nl: P1 nnl on linrnnrl Nlnrlel nnl l'l lnk V1 alum- Sl lun '-4 ll'l',.' ll I: ', :ry .-1 4'-, 1' 1 .L ' .11, ' 'N . fa -.1 A 'I' 1. funn' 1. '- lu' lixvllaml l.l'Hlllll'IAA .-Xnnlrvw lim-rlmrcl, Pllllljl 4.l11unp:1ggm-, X114-Ilalvl Holm-lnlux. Ronnn- lln'rzo1. N4-lxon I'I'l't'Il12lH. Ilnrolrl Xlnrlin. , N i Kimi. Ifillflll .ldlvk--nl. Hivllallwl xvlliIlt'Il, xvilllllilllll Snumlr-rx. VVa1ynv- l,wnmr1l, Holnnsl Rxnn. ilvol',g1- lwkixlx, liivllnrrl fillrlzxll. and Frank Czllumlro. iv S S? NWS S lihv lfhrrir time-ntlu-rs atrv: l.ttl:t .Millie-litvtit, lfttggvttt- liatliin. Pattrivitt lit-i'ge-mit, 1ftilln't'imf lilatttt-lmrtl. ,Ltittvs litntimln-atttx. Kathryn limit-- gt--wis. liztrul lh'-wut. l'attt'it-in Iiuqut-t, Frmlti lhulttw. liillii- fllttttttpifvtt, Ric-lttml lilmtiipiuti, lfztrlvh- ffhztttvitt, lilttmrv lillillltill. llulgiittl lfltaitivitt. Xlislggt- 42--lt-, Nlatrtltat Mullins. Wtttitlzi lhtvis, 1f.tlIu-t'inn- llutititttgtiv, Xliriatm llottixitiggiii-, ,lusvpli llllttlittllls, lftlith lfst'lu'tt'. ,I I-'tl tit litttx l'tm:titttt l'ttritil filtft 'ill Clliflft R0 lil F 'l ' tim' 1 gm . ' ' 1 . 1 'a 1 ,:,:. ary 1 llil 1UltU. lltattm llzulnlgttl, ljlqtutiitt llvllvttt. llatvinl llt'lu'rt, lfvviwtl ll1'llI'QA l'il'lll l ,lultns-vit. lhuiit-l Jtttiut, ,lunly 1.1-lilztttt-. Yi-run L1-lhwuf, Ch-ntlzt l.1-wis, ,lt-tim-ttv Nlttrvvl. Ratytmttitl Nlatrmiggv. l.iml4i Vit-liatttliv. Xunvy Pit-um-. Corn- Pitrv, Nluiia Pups-, HQ-In-ti Purrlw. Yvutim- Porvln-, Wilbur Rwlmie-liattx, Nlatriun Rollins, june- Se-ul. Pron- tivv Smith. lhth- Fttmllwrry. Ce-rztltlinc 'I'rahzin. Dianne Vive. liarulyn Walk:-r, Nlztric Wztlkvr, and Murjurit- Watlkvr. L7-Ae C400 Ihf- letulltuiitte High bt-limit Llmtr is cutiipused of the lilty-tliree tmp-matt-li singers front the Vm-al Musit- depart- ment. Nleznhers are selevtefl hy aurlitinn at the end nf vat-li svlimil yvar antl cutttpt-titimi fur 4-hoir nit-tnhvrsltip urttws keener euvh year. The 4-hnir is t-unsistently rating: slip:-rim' at thu- tlistrivt music fm-stival and pt-rforms for NIISS ,l,-XIIQl'ICl.IlNlC CIUCKIC llvutl nj ilu' lmvzl Uusic ljf'lIlll'1lIll'Hf tarious funvtiuns tlirouglwtit the year in ucleiitimi ln lm-- sc-nting twu major 4'oiicvt'ts. This yt-ar thi- group will make a two and one-hall day tour In perform hefore utlirr srlumls within tht- stutv. The Choir CUllIll'll assists the tlirectm' in the orguitiza- llibllill tlvtuil nf tht- group and i'e-pn-st-tits tht- mt-mln-rsliip at large in the amliiiittistmtitm uf the wvul tlepztrttm-tit. 1IIlUIIililtliMIll. Smile-tl. right In It-ft atrv: Kathryn lintttrgvuis. lfttrul liruutt llllll liillit' .lm-zttt llltatntpiuti. Stttmlittg strc-: lfatrulyti Wztllwr, Yliriatm l,tiII1Jll1Lflll', llizutti llatrlnlattl, l'iH'I't'll ll:-nrt, Wilhttr Rultivltstttx. l'att firvgggg. :mtl Rulqintl llll.lllXill. its ii- iWIl'IlliM'I'h airv: Kullirxn Allrvii, llunnu Alllilffilill, Cwa-n Anliii, l.'1lai ,'xLliilt'IIll'lll. lim-My Aulin. Nlnry Uailnin. Wuncisi iialkvr, iizirbalrxl Kfliurpclxl ninghzun lluviy fiulwriyli llvgulv, baimlrz . ,Q ' ' 1 1' 1. illllliilllli iil'l'g.'fl'l'0II. ,luunilau H1-rnairfi. Jmly liunvilluin. ilumlv Buiidrc-zniix. I,in1lu liw.1iIi'vui1x. l,-mn ,Xnnic Bmnlri-aux, RUN-lyii liniiiin-aiilx, Sunclru iilIllliI'PllllX. Elyrvu Blllllfl. Limizi Bnurg. Niilriiyn iinurgl. l51li'i1ur:i Brivil. Alfriilai UI'lll'll'I, I'ailriviu iinqlii-I, Ui-rallfliliv fifilllli. Kzillilm-n in-r N14-rrill lfhnnvin. Niiilgi- Cole, Shanna flwlvrnnn. Luurn Cowling Xlnrjrwim- lfrm-In-I, Hnrlnirii lluiminglium. ,lncly lfun- I Q l lnxy'm'1'filIll'1'l', -luymf i,il1II't'I', Linda firovllvl. livlty Daigle. lutririu Ann Uniglv. l,Llll'ii'ixl Xlairir- Dnxiglv. Kurs-n llzm-1-y, Mary in lJnrn1n in Fnlvn DOIllilIl lll', ihiriuirai iluixglim-i'ly. lffinu i3l1Uuie,li11i'uiyil llllllhlllt. Ann 1 Dill 1 ilhcrn ,, ,. -. ifuyv illllliillilh, june' Ullplalnlis, Sumnnm- llupunl, Bvtly DIIIPIT. Cxiil llnpre-, lfxirimzim l'l4il'llllllliS. Lynn lfsq-on-. Xla1rg:ii'a'l Filllgllly, Nlairiv Funguy. Yvunnq- FLIHQLUX. Jll4iy Giroir, Xirginiu lllvliilug. Min- 1,1-ml-u11..lUY f'U1'i'AF- u4lVY1'l111il'?'- V 1 i'li1 HXIITINIV mu 9 uk n R11 Kin H1 iuiiiKleii1 l.lllii6l llurmn. lilaxlniizi ili-In-rt, ll:-wrlv Hilnvl, 'l'ln'rn'sxl ilin-vilnui. Juililll Juvlw n. .zlniir.1,I: - Nu . ai iryn gl. xr 1 41 'N , Silirlvy l.xi'.u1niv, l.iniiu i.ilN'y'l'1illNl'. Xi-rnni l,LllN'yl'lPllhl', Mzlrgliirvl I.ullrrre'. ,lmly lfiiiilllv, Kairvn i.t'i5i2lll1', Xiairy l.1'iilum'. Gloria I I l,1-Hue-Lif. ,Iwy'1'4' I1-lim-Lili, Zz-rivr i,1'ii0A'llf. Cwm-nflnlyil Lmivl. Ruth l,i-dvi. flvraiiriinr- l,4-nlizil-:L jinvv l,1'w'i-,,lvail1vttv xl1ll'l'l'i. l.nn-llgi Niqnin Fwrlim 'Ni-'il l'l'u11im'tte-Ulivir-r Ilmumlllx' l'4- nvll lliwnni- Piviwn' Nlnriv. lfairlinw Niurtin. Wury Niurlin, Him: Nlurlin. Xiyrllv ' ' ilrr-. Putriviu Puri-In-. l'ailri1-in l'ui1'nrwt, Ruswlln Rainy, Juniy Rn-riflvn. Ilurix Ria-inirii. lhrmliiy Ri.-Inirfi. Nizirln-nv Rivii-rv. J g 1 5 Linrln l' 'llvllli-. 1 lxiv. Huw QUJ5 9 CAor1i15 , , C grk Cdnsewzgfe The fourteen girls in the Girls' i'lllSClIliliC are Na-li-vt:-il frunn lin' rliuir rmlvr In form uns- nf llxe inns! popular pcrfnrlningg grmipx in avlnml. 'l'h4-y ulsu In-rfurln fur NllI'i0ll9 rixir' functions and UI'QIlll1ilZliiUIlS. Xlzwnlwr- :Irv iflllll lvl! In right. iirxl rim, Xliriaun Ili,- llgnliianl. Si-1--uni Rum: ill:-mln lie-win xiilflilil ifnllins, Pill Ul'1'::gL. Ywnim- Im-1-Ii.-. 'l'i1ir4l Kms: Fl'l'li2l fiznluw. lfurul Hrwmii. Kiliillfll lilwlilqy-4+iQ ami lizirulyn XYilikl'l', Xu! pivliilw-al .irv 4illIill'l'ilh' iilziiivlizilwi unmi Lynn ifwm-. KLlIIll'l'illl' limli'ig1n-. Cnrnl R-nlwrlw, Ylnrizin Rollins, livrrvltr Silllllllliv, lflvuimi' Sunni:-, Juni- full. fnlriviu ,vlllilih Kam-n Smiggv. xl1lll4l!'iilll' Smmgig Nh-rlv Snnivr, Univ 5llIlliilf'l l'y, Annm- 'l'aiylwr. Czirulyil Tin-riivt. ,lunly Tllilmmlaiiix. Yivki 'lilwnip-un. llaiylv Trumps. Kay il'l'ililiiHl' Trziiiaxli, Wzirrlm Vl.'lll'ixi'l', Iflaiim' lisiv. jan-kiv Yurflivix, lfwlyn Wuliwr, Xlairiurir- Wallin-r'.J1m'v Wairii. Curia: whip- n Vbllipplv. xlilfidl Wliipplv. R4--vWl1i1m-5. lionnif- wiiglililliilfl, .Lime Wihlgriiiw, Siunlrzi Willininx. ,Iumiy Xxfigjill. ,lainv lmv Bm-uf, ami Bunniv Black. liiv lvrrvln vnne- High Sf-Imul Girl-' llimriie pri-Q1-nln'1l the-ir illlllllili Ye--pi-i liinnvrl. and pnrlivipzilwl in Fe--tixni in-tixilin-x in 1-surly Spring, L MVN Q- XII-zulu-fx .um XIE4-Ima-I .Mm-In-mix, 111-nv 'xlllll4'lIll'lll, Nlm'gu11 Aullnvnn-nl. kvlnlnvlll li:-x'gvwl1. ,lim llmulrm-:111v. ll.zl.- Iimnwv-vix. lil n ' ' launl llnurqm-, llilIHl'l lll'l1'll. slllwrl lluqln-I, Ilonulfl llurlw. Kll'lI1ll44l Vllqlllllriull. llalrlylv ffllzluxin, lfllnuxrv lflmuvin, Rnluml l'ln.un1u llllmmr llrluxillm lllxhl llxi lx xllllllll Ilill ln lpll lllllllllll Iiylllu l'n1 us lull lin lin llll Knnln lbnul lllluzt Iuvvll KU. .l. ,,. 14 R, A lg, 'ly fav. ll: Z . 1 'f Ilanu Im-'NI Jwlln-ull. lldlllll Junnl, xllflill l.LllH'XllllllN4'. llunry lmlvt. lhylxmml Xlauwmgl-, llvnill Xml, ,Im-un l'itrv, liil-lnml l'riw, J P f f A Joy: 10111: Joys nseln 1 c f' ' Z C. Lnlrlgmwl ul the lxel lunge-rw from Huy! 5 - l.llIll'IIN. llli- l'llN!'!IIlllt' wang fur Ilu- Ifram-is ll' NIlllllll5 Carver lluy lll'llQll'illIl llllll were lwunl lzllf-r on 1 XX ll5l' I:-lv:-:ul Illll4l1'4llIl'lllQ. llw llllli Iumldm. llf'l'lUl'Ill1llll'6. lln- llvuuly l'ug1eau1l anal uppe-urn n ls..,: -i .- N. ani lll1'll' mln: Illv fllllllqlllib ll4lIl1't'I'l xwrv mm Q l n lxnlmls-lm'Illllw'1x.nl':-3 l'.nI lfrvglg. zu-1-mlxpallllsl l Y n- Q llwluml lflmmin, ill-nv litre-, lxir-llnrrl ffllsunpmn. ll-v .nlfl Iluilllx lfup-'mA liulmin. Jim lhlmln-zulx. ilzxrlyll llll.lllYlIl. lu-l':'II ll'-nrx, Xlillrur liolril-llxlllx. ,Iwwpll lluplamlif. lmlltilx-' Smith. Hms' lllmrus. mpc-n lu am lam lIlll'l'Q'Slt'll in singing had il lIlt'lIllN'I'SlllIl 'uf lllirly-hw, The group ll0I'ln0I'lIlt'fl lwluu' llw Nlusil' l'arc'nl's Clulm uml also hmk part infvslival1'un1p4'lilim1 in lfalml Rouge-. Q s E 1 e 2 i l BAND tlnm. l'r:wl:ux Q? ORCH I-ISTRA ffHORl'5 NP.'I'I'IH 'XI-xx' IJLNN ' PVIXHILIA C.nm,4. f' rion war IMNII Al.l.-S'l'A'l'KH5 IIHUICYS AI.I,-S'l'X'1'l'IHS livvrf-tl H:-nry. l':llHl'lll Bnhin, Yvunm- Pura-lu-, Patricia 1 re Runniv 'l'hr-rim, ,lunly Samir-, Cary Whipple, Ruland Chauvin, Cf-nr Pilffi lzrls' iflwruf uflif-1-nw Slmnnu Cul:-lnulm, 1'r1'Iuryg ,l1'4lll1'Ili' NIill'4'4'l, Vihrflrm flliliflllilllg Huw Wlxilnvy, Lilrruriun: Ui mm' Pl1'lk1'4'. I'1'wlrlv1lI: IM:-:allay Pl'HI'l4'H nw- Pl'l'Pi4lt'lll1 KillIll'y'Il lj4PHlill1gLllt', Trvxlx- Ul't'l'. llhurul D1-purtn1c-nl .M-wm1pz1l1i-ts, llizum Ilzlrlrhlll. Lynn E54'IH'I Stuzivnt fI4mwIm-lull T' H' S' Band ix OIT In lln' Svnilrr Huw Pillfmil Gfvtlil' in Xlnluilv. .-Xluluulnu. 1 5 f 4 1 X We 6 s . ., . Q., Y- Q ' A 83+ ,W 4 ' 4' Q G '45 9 1 'Q- of ., 1, X . .. - A f .M 55 251 .. '-.wg ,Q 'X Wk iw 4 . U43 ' rf - wmv' 3 f: , Ki. ' 13 X ,, wp , , ff .. x Qrf-A i xx 44, W 1 QF zw zffie Q .V Q . 355 flf v 6 ' . 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RAY MC DERMOTT 81 C0-, INC Offices: HOUMA-HARVEY MORGAN CITY L. G. BALFUIIR CUMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASS. Class Rings ' Club Insignia Honor Awards College Fraternity Jewelry Medals ' Trophies Commencement Invitations Diplomas ' Personal Cards Bolo Grant uGoober Morse Box 2I I BATON ROUGE, LA. Tel. Dickens 2-0370 FOR QUICK DRUG SERVICE REMEMBER THE PHONE Up 3-8541 I.IINDRY'S DRUG STURE I SKIPPER'S VARIETY STURE JEWELRY, GIFTS, TOYS, PIECE GCODS Proprietor, MR. I-I. N. BELANGER V545 E. Main Phone 2-334I is E 1 .4.,g f 1 2 . 3 I Congra fufa fiorm, ' Lam I Comffmenfd KERMIT WURZLOW of - I . .. - :Qi .mum ifC.ZZ?,T.5 em SERVICE CONTRA4 MAINTENANCE SALES WALKER and GEIST SEIIPLAIIE SERVICE - On the lnfracousfal Canal I D y Ph UP 9 nssa H Nigh+ PI1 UP 9 I539 L llll I cnwmv ' AMATEURS ' PHGTO SHOP HOUMA, LOUISIANA 304 Belanger Sfreef Phone Up 2-69 I O HINITS TEX!-IEU SEHVIEE EARLP KING O Wesf Main 8: B yIc SI' Ph Up 2 5I49 Kongragufzfiona, .Si2nior5, 1958 ORKIN EXTERMINATING CU., INC. LEVY'S MUFFLER SHOP Lifetime Mufflers 600 Wes? Main S+ I' Ph Up 2 4706 TEXACO PRODUCTS LEE'S SERVICE STATIUN LEE ROY TI-IERIOT P I9 COHIIQAIYI ell fd of DAVIS AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE ongrafufafionri jo flle .gienior Cfaad of f 958 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST G0 HOUMA. LOUISIANA TWO LOCATIONS MAIN OFFICE 6I4 Eas'I Main S+ree+ BRANCH BANK Grand Caillou Hwy. 8: Agnes S+ree+ Dial UP 2-3201 For Jrhe corred Time Member of Federal Deposi+ Insurance Corpora+ion and FederaI Reserve Sys+ern CENA!! TUWING CUMPANY, INGURPURATED gomlagmenb fo .Simian FROM BAYOU SERVICE QUALITY GROCERY 2I I0-2I I2 Wesf Main Phone: Up 2-0385 THE TERREBUNNE WHULESALE GRUCERY C0 ll. F. DAVIDSDN CURP. HOUMAI LA. HARDWARE AND Dis+ribu+ors of APPUANCES Giiffillmiff F3332 Red Ball 8: Jubilee Rice Barrefl' Roofing 8: Supplies 600 E lvl Phone Up 2 5376 Telephone: UP O DELTA CLEANERS Two Locafions To Serve You I4I0 W. Main IO03 Jacks S Houma, La. Thibodeau L Ph. Upfown 2-I99 Ph 27 ED NAQUIN, Ow greefing5 hom LOUISIANA'S TWO LARGEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS THE Tfnnssonns coumfn PRESS THE HUUMA f ' ei : SQ 5 , Q -1,3 gay, - - ,, Af , . ,. V-2:51- . Q 'SA V. .,.A fe ,, M... W e -5 mfuidzmf Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company N-.. NN. R I N-iltii COYIIIOAIYL ell fri of BA H UP TEHPIEBUNNE 8 TRUST EU. HOUMA, LOUISIANA Member F, D, I, C Comlogm en fu of AUTO-LEC STORE 203 E. Main S+. Houma. La. THE RED SUPPLY III., I E. OILFIELD SUPPLIES Phone Up 2-4589 PO. Box 207 I-IOUIVIA, LOUISIANA Phone Your Ioc:aI home owned ELECTRICAL COQPERATIVE, dedicafed Io furnishing adequaIe and dependabIe elecfric service Io homes. business esIabIishmenIs, and indusfries in Terrebonne, Lafourche, SI. Mary, SI. IvIarIin, and Assumprion Parishes. SOUTH LDUISIANA ELECTRIC GUUPERATIVE ASSUCIATIDN Maqnoli a Avenue -Day Up 2-955I Phone-NiohI Up 3-8845-Up 2-4082-Un 2-6757-I I 7- IOQO . i , A QP' 'i '-my 1 3 I' 'nun LIYYLI nos wmv 'ro MAIKIT' AUTIN PACKING COMPANY, INC. IIOUMA, lolllslllll VIENNA SAUSAGE DONAlD'S AIR SERVICE OIL SAUSAGE Safe and Efficienf Transporiafion +o +he Oil Fields and Ciiies BAR-B-QUE SAUCE Experienced Pilofs Day 81 Nighi Dial: DONALD BRIGNAC Aunu Pncmuc co., mc. up MEX WAC UP 3-8092 QUALITY co., INC. The Organizaiion Thai Lives Up To Hs Name Phone UP 2-5236 I l I9 Barrow Si. Houma, Louisiana ANTQLINHS CoMPL1MENTs BEAUTY SALON Oi TAXMAN'S HUUSE 0F FASHIDN Above Morqan 84 Lindsey Phone UP 3-842i 647 Easi Main SAADFS HABPERDASHERY Clotlcier for Men and Yfoang lllen Eas+ Main Sfreef Phone U P 2-5946 COW! ell fd of ffm HENHY5 LUMBEH YARD can 4 GA- 'ra LOLUSG Phone Houma, Lguigfan Cjongrafufafiono Congrafufafiond fo fLe Sniora .sznior Gfadd 7958 B 81 R SALES of Plumbing, Heafing and Air-Conclifioning 7OI Lafayeffe S+. Phone UP 2-5204 - A Cvongrafufafionri fl, :Ae CAM of 1958 Comlagmenfd Be Safe-Be Insured! of We Wriie All Kinds of Insurance TIIE FUIIIDEIIBIIRK AGENCY INC. ' NORMAN'S 308 Church Slreel Phone UP 2-5282 Clothing Store K E L L Y Serving Soufh Louisiana wIl'h a compIel'e line of drilling equipmenl' I-Iouma, Louisiana 2C?PE:c:'IsInBanIc c 0 M P A N Y Ul Ing HOUMA, LOUISIANA Phone UP 3-8233 Incor oraled - - HOUIIDAA, LA. The All-New and Larger .:1,21 RIC HARD'S VARIETY STORE I I mi es Ou O ISI S ,1.1:2g- 222521 fiz IIYIVTU 1 ' ' of RICHARD S VARIETY STORE WWW A Com Ie e DriIIin Main al Lafayelle Sl. P I g Mud Service DELTA SUPPLY CD., Inc. OILFIELD 81 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES DELTA IRDN WDIIKS, Inc MACHINE SHOP STEEL SUPPLIES RENTAL TOOLS 81 EQUIPMENT MPLETE PIPE COATING PL Ex+ernal Cleaning s. wrapping In+ernaI Cleaning 8: PIas'I'ic Coafing DELTA MUD AND CHEMICAL CD., Inc. OIL WELL MUD 81 CHEMICAL SERVICE MILWIIITE DIL WELL MUD 81 CHEMICAL SERVICE HOUMA, LOUISIANA MARY SUSAN' GIFT SHUP 432 EAST PARK Phone UP 3-826l wken in neecl of gihfn ca!! ua 7 Ja gourd Wafck .Slap Wa'I'ch and Jewelry Repairs Diamonds 0 Walches 0 Jewelry 0 Gills Cor Church 3: Main Sis. Telephone UP 2 5692 H L STANDARD FURNITURE 00. HOUMA. LOUISIANA EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME 300 Belanqer Si. Phs. UP 2-6842-2-6843 L. F. PLAUCHE, Manager gongrafufafiono DUPUNT Wll0l.ESlllE 00. Houma, Louisiana I f ' ' '1 'l Q Congra fufa fiona HUUMA IIUTO PARTS jo jAe Cfaaa of I958 PATTERSON TRUCK LINE, INC. Distributor PATTERSON MUD 81 CHEMICAL CO., INC. parts PATTERSON MARINE EQUIPMENT CO., INC Tools Equipment PATTERSON REALTY CO., INC. 600 RooseveI'r SI. Phone UP 2-5277 TAILOR SHOP Cash and Carry Save wifh Ms 708 Verre-I SUUTT PRINTING 81 STATIONERY CUMPANY Cffice Ou1'fiH'ers - Quali+y Prinfing 3l6 Church ST. Phone UP 2-5234 SHIP BY SAlA SATA MOTOR SNA TRANSPORTATION SATA EXPRESS SAIA DRAYAGE SOUTH LUUISIANA TRANSPURTATIDN FAMILY DRUGS, INC. Prescrip+ions-Our Special+y l7OO Barrow STTeeT Ph UP 2 527I EUGENE J. THIBODAUX, M q T HOUMA, LA. v UILFIELD LUBRICANT SERVICE, INC. Lubricafing Oil Diesel Fuel Phones-UP 2-27 l 6-UP 2-24l 3-UP 2-9277 Houma, Louisana mfmor PALM ROY LE Lumssn Ann mmnwnnz comrnuv I-l ll SAPOLIN PAINTS A 'S Phone 23' I I Where fhe younger sei' shops ' S+. l544 Easl Mann Phone Up 3-74 l l N HOUMA' LOU S A A 5I3 Easl Main Slreef Comiagmenfa of Qualily G 0 F S G 0 Service Gulf Oil Field Service Co., Inc. Pump Repairs-Supplies-Tools Phone UP 3-8643 P'O' Box I '49 Bayou Dularge UP 9-I55I HOUMAI LA. Nigl1'I: UP 2-9I2I, UP 2-I938, UP 3-8387 UP 2-5I I3, UP 3-8559, UP 3-I803 MACHINISTS-WELDERS GENERAL OIL FIELD MANUFACTURING AND REPAIR SERVICE We now have a cleep wafer slip on Ilwe lnlracoaslal Canal for servicing all kinds of Marine equipment Gulf Coas'I' DisI'ribuI'ors for EASON 8: THEROLF-PUMP VALVES AND SEATS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS from BOOTY'S SOUTHERNER - ' EAREW- ' ' -LA-FAQ-ETFE - - - DRUG STORE AND DRUG STORE Effer mm? irvice we predcripfion .S-Qore P. 0. Box 285 20404 HOUMA, LA. DANIELS CASING CREWS Inland and Off Shore WE C-BO ANYWHERE -ANYTIME And You Sei' The Besi' in Casing Crew Service Phone UP 2-0404 1856 I958 COMPLIMENTS OF a a 4 g Q 2 ,Ugg E Courfesy-QualH'y-Service Celebraring One Hundred and Two Years of Service CIILLI WEBHS STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST Dial UP 2-b9I7 Hom S wnma anus. co. F- W- 1WO0LWORTII G0 HOUSE OF 5IO Main S+ree+ Phone UP 2-5756 HOUMA, LOUISIANA ZI3 Easf Main SI. Phone UP 2-973I Telephone UP 2-3228 J . E. P E N N E Y E U . .14 CMI. f9mLa5e ia a CML Saving H. B. PHENTIEE DRILLING EUMPANY OIL 81 GAS PRODUCERS I1 MARGEL CLEANERS AND WASIIETERIA Free Pickup and Delivery When your clofhes are noi' becoming +o you, +hey should be coming +o us.' Phone UP 2-5706 606 Wesl Main S+. I-louma. Louisiana DIIIII-IL-WHITNEY-STEIIENSON, ING. Complefe Insurance Service 3OI Goode Slreel I-IOUMA, LOUISIANA GIBSON STEVENSON STANWOOD R DUVAI. P cl T S 1' yT I'I J WHITNEY MRS I'I .I WHITNEY CLAUDE B DUVAI.. V P clenl Telephones: UP 2-9I5l, UP 2-406I HCUMA QUALITY HABERDASHERY FURNITURE HOUSE Sfore for Men 8: Boys 333 Wegf Main S+, HOUMA, LA. Phone UP 2-6855 Comp AW! ell tif of T. H. 5. SNAKE SHUP J. T. CONSTRUCTION CCDRP. Phone UP 2-4386 P. O. Box 8II I-IOUMA. LOUISIANA 81 J. T. TRUCK LINE Cowafufaffom cox nnnaums ARTHUR MURRAY Mm Plus nmvmn STUDIO senvlcs Ph UP DIIARLES' BEAUTY SALDN for BEAUTY and CHARM 0 Individual Hair Sfyling 0 Tiniing 0 Manicuring 0 5 Licensed Operaiors 0 Evenings By Appoin+men+ IOI3 S'r.An'rI1ony S+. Dial UP 2-l287 The House of Loveliness BARROW SERVICE STATION I73O Barrow SI. LEE ROY I-IEBERT, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF Jimmie Decorte EDDIE TRAILER SALES Fine Mobile Homes Roufe I, Box 22l Houma, La Nu- ff I S I I 1 l Complimenh of LIIYWDDD, The Hardware Man '- 3. ' .3. ' , ff-fic, .W -- in-IQ 3 f Moi' ig, .ved v P9 I 72, 'in mf X QII . I9 , - A vi? I ' Mag-,, Qi, wg gm, , 1 -new KW? 19 121, f mnsrumlq vifkd. MABLE'S BEAUTY SHDP ' AND ELECTRDLYSIS I 822 Elm SI. Phone UP 3-7425 B 81 B PILE DRIVING CD., INC. Drivers-Barges-Tugs Pilings 8: Creosofed Lumber Day-work 8: Turnkey Job I Phone UP 2-44-I6 I 6l7 Saadi S+. Houma, La PATTERSUN 81 EDMONSON COMPLIMENT5 CUNSTRUCTIUN C0., INC. GF Oil Field Cons+ruc+ier1 co- Creoso+ed Lumber 81 Pllmgs Pipe Lines - Rsfb Crews 24 I 8 Wesl Parlc Phone: UP 2-698 I Clay S+. Pl1on UP 2 4025 HOUMA LA I i 1 1 1 Komlagm ell ffl of HAYDEL'S DRUG STORE l - I I - 1 1 l l RICHAUD MOTORS DeSoto Plymouth Sales - Service 7 I 5 E. Main Sl. PI'1one UP 2-2422 60711106111 ell fd of LOGAN H. BABIN MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR HOUMA, LOUISIANA ' t' Y .AM LEP Kongrafufa fiona 30 Me .Sfmzof CAM of 1958 TWIEH llLI.,I C. Dial UP 2-942 I Clam and Reef Shells Wholesale and Refail 0 DREDGE BOATS 0 BARGES 0 TUG BOATS FOR RENT Bayou Blaclc Drive BRDMIWAY - COURT . 1, L: 3, '1:'.:. ,,g-:g,- Y . TT b T lm- I E2 i?'15.., 5 .551 'A I W V f ' L1 Telephone in Every Roo m Foa m R u bbe r M all re ss es 24 Modern Unils For Reservalions Dial UP 2-4528 E. Hwy. 90 HOUMA MACHINE 81 MARINE SUPPLY, INC. l2I9-27 E. Ivlaln Sl. P. O. Box 267 Phone UP 3-773I HOUIVIA, LA. W HZLU 'S jforiaf FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone UP 2-5754 l I C. R. PATTERSCN ACENCY, INC. 5 v Y0 U ' mlependenr lnrurante MG ENT Suns You nasrw GM Gongrafufafionri IOO Wesf Main S+. Phone UP 2-2457 I Houma- La- jo fAe .Stanford i ... ... - .. .... - . . I TEIITCN SPECIALTY CCMPANY MCIIEL DAIRY, INC. BesI' Milk in fhe Counfry-Town, Too UP 3-8506-O7 Houma, La. - - P. O. Box 823 HOUMA, LA. 13C - A ,' I ng ga gi- , Q f I III A , A I If I Where Savings CounI ' I THE FLIIIR To+s 'rhru Teens LADIES' APPAREL SPECIALIZE in TEEN'S CAMPUS CLOTHES THE SHARP STUHE Complefe Line of HARDWARE PAINTS SPORTING GOODS THE LOUISIANA LAND AND EXPLORATION CO. IEIOUMA, LOUISIANA DE FRIIITES IISSUCIIITES CONSULTING ENGINEERS 320 Easf Main Sfreef HOUMA, LOUISIANA PAGE INSURANCE AGENCY Telephone: UP 2-57I I E. Main S+. P. O. Box ANTI-FIRE-CASUALTY HOUMA, LOUISIANA I ALFRED P. cnmc COMMENTS TUWING CU., INC. O-F po. 80,416 Houma. Le. WILSQN SUPPLY CQ. 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