Vandebilt Catholic High School - Campus Light Yearbook (Houma, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1969 volume:

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Delving into the darkness of our uncultivated minds they illuminate our poten- tial to learn and aim our ideas toward the highest goals. Like a prism in the world of light, our faculty radiates knowledge, thus creating stepping-stones along our road to success and maturity. With sincere gratitude and deepest appreciation, we, the students of Vandebilt, dedicate the Campus Light to you, the faculty! Dear Seniors, It is with mixed emotions of joy and sorrow that I write this letter. I have feelings of joy because you have reached another milestone on the road of life and I know this is something to which you have been looking forwardg I have feelings of sorrow because this year is coming to an end. You have been a wonderful senior class - willing to cooperate so easy to get along with. I felt that we could talk and if you wished to say something, you knew the way and would not hesitate to ap- proach the office. For the most part you have given the undergraduates fine examples of school spirit and Christian togetherness. On behalf of the faculty and myself, mayl wish you every happiness and success in the future. Do not hesitate to return to Vandebilt. Thanks for helping to make me realize that all the bad remarks said of youth are not necessarily true. God bless you, Q.. Bt. Brice, S.C. i A 2 s -s gi :Qi 4 iv E E 5 E E . sz w S 5 i S X Q 2 's SI 5 E SS QE E 52 T 3 i E l ' s 5 13 2 E E A 5 S :S ...LLQ m,.LLL ..., L ,Q ..LL ..L.L..,L..L xxxtiv :.:. ..L., Q ,L.L N X XR 'N 1 LLLL' KX- -W .5 ' Xxxx 2 tQXxx-. -Am---L ---LmL--- 2 M Q Egg :Q xxxm , xxxxxxx- W fm Lxxxxx ,,,LLL., A M --LL W ye X s 5 R -xxxx ' -,---- W S' X5 . XXXXX Y w , X 1 wsu W LLL.. .,LL..... Q- ww' W ALL-L L Q E is WW , M 1 fLL--L----' mmm gfmmmgs kLLLLLL g ...ff ' K '- b' W' .LLLLL S S .trmmww N 3 lf H fi L xxx. H , I xx W Q 1 S S W -Q W, gf iff? gsm 4 A ' ' I ,, .... 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LaRussa Mr. Travis Lavigne Sr. Marjorie Sr. Melanie Sr. Michael Mr. Bernard Nugent Mr. Howard Pierce Sr. Robert Marie Mrs. Ruth Robichaux Mr. Aaron Robin accepted yearbook so readily and willingly. Melvin Spinella Coach Tommy Thompson Mr. Jerry Vauquelin Mr. Yves Verret IJ X E' ,lx 9 f' -W1 dv 'fa .ss - . U is ig A l 1. .5 5 555 r P , N I 24 Our faculty and administration with their ever changing methods of enlighting our minds, add color to our realm of knowledge. Like a many faceted prism, their knowledge in vast fields covers the spectrum. Their interests in our Education helps to guide us to our goals. The Vandebilt faculty - a kaliedoscope of - smiles, ideas, methods . . . ' 'nge - 4 K, ' 5 , . '! l 4MF . - 'im- T l 1 27 V ALLYS ON ACOSTA QEN MARY SHELIA ANDERSON EMILY BARROW JOHN BELA NGER LINDA AVET DANNY BA BIN JEROME BA BIN MARY BETH BERGERON CHARLOTTE BONVILLAIN PHIL BENOIT TOMMY BENOIT CHARLES BERGERON IULES BORNE LOREN BOURG JOHN BOURGEOIS VINCENT BOURGEOIS ',f CAROLE CHAUVIN JEROME CHAUVIN JAMES BOYNE CHRISTINE CAILLOUET MAD ELEIN E CENAC bs FY CRAIG CUNNINGHAM T INA DAGATE PEGGY CHAU VIN BONNIE CHAISSON PA ULA CROCHET av s I GAIL DUPLANTIS JIMMY DUPLANTIS EDWARD ESCHETE JOHN ESCHETE XS. JOAN GLAZE PEARLEY GREENE BETH FOUCHEUX ANNA GAUTREAUX HAROLD GIROIR GREG HADDAD ANISE HARRISON MIKE GUIDROZ VERNON GUIDRY BOBBY GUILLOT AGNES HAYDEL MARTHA HAYDEL 95.1. if ik LUDGERE HEBERT JOAN JACKSON Irish W .. gf .XAK ? A 5 g iklli -, i EA.. : X Q 1 X14 il , i 5321. iii f 5 glass! RQ ! if S I x Q i N' 253' a 'Riu RICK Y KOS IOR MICHAEL LABIT BEVERLY LANDRY PHIL JUNOT KATHLYN KEIFE JAMES HARDEMAN JAMES HOWARD President - Charles Lee Vice-President - Susie Mclnryre Secretary - Madeline Cenac Treasurer - Nedra Mazerac JEAN LASSEIGNE SYLVIA Le BLANC -ilu-arf? SALLY LANDRY SALLY La PEZE PATSY La ROSE C LAUDIA LUKE DENISE MARCEL MARGARET LS BOEUF MARTHA Le BOEUF CHARLES LEE 4 W MELANIB MARCELLO MICHAEL MATHERNE SUZANNE MATHERNE NEDRA MAZARAC JOSEPH MICHEL MARY MILTON ELIZABETH MCELROY SUSIE MCINTIRE ELLEN MELANCON NINA NYSSEN ROCHE OURSO GAYLE MOORE IOHN MORGAN JANET MURRAY VICTORIA PATTERSON fir m gil f 9 DONN PICKERING Q J N ERIC PITRE LYDIA POCHE RHONDA ROME MICHAEL SCURTO ERNIE ROBICHAUX MIKE ROBICHAUX I ACKIE ROBINSON 'T IANICE SONGE ALICE ST. JULIEN Vx CINDY SMITH LOUISE STRADA DEBBIE SOMME SHERRY SVOBODA KEITH TASSIN : M f f. P gf CURT THIBODEAUX MURKE TRAHAN ELBA VALDES t x PAUL YAKUPZACK GWENETTE ZHIINGUE JEROME VOISIN MARTHA WILLIAMS IEANNIE WURZ LOW f MW 'W' A p?3W??ffTWJaMffL3 2 Myg?3',giil7?WMQf5LMm-wlffv ' may gg iV2 ff-WW' M ce mmf Q iffigaii 22555 232 ' ,MU .D ' Jflc ' Wyypg fmjfwi W,-2,30 fQ2g2 'S 6 Juniors rdf X film David Adams Adj' Claire Amos N David Arceneaux Karen Arceneaux all ,Q ,- 3r to 'f e' Y qyg Susan Authement fi N s gag ' Mike Babin Gail Badeaux i, h Jimmy Benoit - A , 52 g e i With a strong will and unsurpassed efforts, the Juniors have endeavored to make their third year of high school the best yet. Their undying spirit and unselfish unity has been the cornerstone of this success. Sin- cerity is a quality well revealed with a smile, as challenges are met and overcome with hardwork and deter- mination. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President - Robert Ellender. Vice-President - Henry Richard, Secretary - Gwen Oubre, Treasurer - Peggy Melancon Donald Bergeron Janice Bergeron Joey Bergeron Charles Billiot Barry Blackwell Delly Blouin James Boudreaux Cathy Bourgeois Mike Bourgeois Raymond Breaux Roy Breaux Barbara Butler James Caillouet April Cenac Danny Chaisson Bruce Champagne The President and Vice -President of punish hall. 'mini 7 S5733 1539 P ':2 ' T f .M X Tommy Daigle Charles Darsey Pat David Connie Del Buono Gay Doiron James Doiron Thomas Doiron Donald Dupont Paula Duet Gary Ellender Robert Ellender Daniel Fanguy Larry Champagne Fay Chauvin Guy Chauvin Mel Collins George Cooke Wad Crochet Lawrence Dagate Mike Dagate X.J S David Fanguy Nancy Farrell Mark Faulk Beverly Green Larry Griffin Cary Guidry Jimmy Guidry Allen Hamilton xv ,G UH Randy Hamilton Kenny Hamner Patricia Hebert Susan Hebert Davin Hicks Doug Hicks Joseph Howard Betty Hughes Timmy Husband Carlisle Jukes Georgette Keen Billy Kinnard Dianne Konieczka Karen Kraemer Arlene Landry Benny Landry What! I.nvite E, P, to the Prom: you've got to be kidding! Debbie Maricelli Annette McElroy Charles McElroy Edmund Landry Dale Lampton Joanne LaPeze . 3 ' Dale Ledet Carol Lemoine Brenda Marcel A ,..,cf y f b w' iff' . K 3 Clif ! 5 AJ Wifi? ' Liz Michel Putsy Mire Jeri Moore Agnes Morgan Ellen Murray Dawnelle Naquin Carolyn McNabb Johnny Melancon Peggy Melancon Matt Melancon is Y ,Q ga, ,Q 5,5 we 3 . Ig ,ww-:say-ii-A f ., .-.i Mix.: Q--11-im 1 . I MN . 4 4-awxw .A ,., ...,. X ,,.: , M ..o.,- , 4445i TT-2 nfl:-' 1 L fee,-fir, :Q-1 .f -::.1.Q:11..:5-if .WX . , ,.,. i . ,i,N..,.. 7 J Shoots, 'Columba EQ-to make this one up! Nona Nyssen Dean Ortego Gwen Oubre James Pickering Chris Picou Sam Pizzolato Luane Prejean Jimmy Rau Lynell Rhodes Wayne Rhodes Henry Richard Lawrence Robinson Uh-Oh! They just took our picture! R Jerry Rome Mona Schexnayder Robert Rue Charles Scurto Carol Songs Shannon Taylor Junior girls participating in the Home Louis Tabor Mary Ann Trapp Ec style show proudly display their sewing achievements. Liz Walker Mary Kay Watkins Charlotte Williams Vicky Winders Richard Wright Sidney Winder Juleen Zeringue Sophomores TOO BUSY Stanley Alba Linda Amedee Patti Authement Charles Aubert Linda A yers Melissa Barrilleaux x , MIX sp Not Shown SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Cenac - President Eddie McCu11a - Vice-Pres. Susan Chaisson - Secretary John Dagate - Treasurer Jean Belanger Gaylean Beo Jerome Bergeron Paula Bergeron Mike Bergeron Randy Bethancourt Anne Boudreaux The Sophomores of '69 in their first year of senior high have aimed for success. They used participa- tion in school activities as a tool to guide them towards their goal. A first place in the Homecoming Pa- rade combined with their spirited cries at pep rallies and football games has proved that this class is really first rate. Spirit linked with cooperation are the vital ingredi- ents of the Sophomores' Recipe for Success. Q Danny Caballero Terry Calogne Linda Canafax ,, W I' A163 r 'Q W 1 N L, 'v Nancy Cenac B J' .LA safe! A WD M ? Paddy Cenac Susan Chaisson Barry Champagne Greg Champagne bf Marie Boudreaux Charles Bourg Clysse Bourgeois Mary Boyne Margaret Brien Margaret Brou Myra Champagne Jenny Chauvin Paul Cox John Dagate Joan Darsey Gene DeWitt Jennifer Doiron Carolyn Dubois Susan Duplantis Jerome Dupont Claude Ellender Fill her up! N..-aifhn Be th Ern y Mike F akier DeVonne Fesi Ronald Hebert Laura Himel Lisa Hungerford Kay Husband Mary Ida Junot Ginger Kamman Philip Fillingham Jeffery Flynn Layde Freeman Kathleen Gordon Rhoda Guillot Myrtle Guilbeau David Hamner Curtis Herbert Nancy leads Sophomores in a spirited yell! Dale King Gary Kraus Dale LeBoeuf Martha Landry Danette LeBlanc Connie Ledet Marla Ledet Gee! This is a rotten picture to write a caption for! Donna Lee Jan Lester Sandria Lewis Carroll Lyons 3 Noswl 'J Ll, .J 'K 1 Douglas Malbrough , Ray Malbrough X ZZ, f Absonla N9 rpms gg P74070 AVAILABLE Alison Marcel Wayne Marcel NOT AVAILABLE , X i Martha Michel Richard Mire When 1 f ,f 1 dn Q, Craig Molaison SW no moto Carolyn Marmande Kent Martin Charmaine Matherne Eddie McCu11a Hey! ! What do you have Lewis Moore David Musso Nanette Nichols Carolyn Patterson Glenda Patterson Melanie Picou Suzanne Pierron David Powell or number 10 ??? Greg Scafide Paulette Schexnayder Vic Sevier Pat Schoen Fr itz Rau Marie Rucker Gwen Savoie Alfred Toups Beth Turner Ricky Valdes Jennifer Vincent Vaughn Voss Laura Yakupzack Marie Zaleski Stanley Yancey Charles Ss V Slocum Mitchel K k h: h kk sn. Julien l K of Patty r.f. T assin Bill x TQ:-if dh 5 ,ti is uuul Testroet 2 wwf: - Could these girls be doing Geometry home- work? Ann Theriot Ed Theriot Diana Thibodeaux . .-X No Huh AVAILARI I - N r 4 -r , PHOTO NOT AVMLABL! 0-. W -fr ',y , rp s .W Ry PHOTO No! Available 100 BUSY e -I' .ll ' Q1 QP i PHOTO Ne! Avuiluhl Freshmen Ellen Alba Cathy Amos Cheryl Arceneaux John Authernent Mark Authement Terry Babin Trudy Begue Lawrence Bertrand Carl Blanchard Pam Bland Michelle Blouin Ira Boudreaux FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Cary Svoboda - President Phillip Rome - Vice-President Susan Taylor - Secretary John Broussard - Treasurer Freshmen are experiencing the first dif- ficulties of high school life. They await the challenges inevitable in high school life and a chance to prove their worth. Jed Boudreaux Francis Bourgeois Freddy Bourgeois Rachel Breaux John Broussard 75 Q3 Chris Cenac Paul Cenac Trudy Cenac Brant Chaisson Petie Chauvin Steve Chauvin Debbie Cipriano Robin Cole Pam Crochet Maureen Cunningham Jimmy Dagate Neil Daigle 359' J-,ff 1 ..Y PHOYO NOV AVAIIABLE Phyllis Brunet Irene Butler Leonard Cabellaio Mary Caillouet Margaret Canafax if How long have you been standing there? The Freshman model the latest Paris fashions in their presentation of 25-25 Christmas skit. Steve Daigle Debbie Dale Ann Darsey Arabella Deroche Barbara De Roche Mary De Witt Daniel Dovion Maria Ellender Lee Eschete Lorraine Etheridge John Falgout Terry Farrell Frank Fillingham Michelle Fontenot Pat Gordon Susan Gremillion Jerry Guidroz Steve Guidroz Albert Guidry Jimmy Guidry Ellen Hagen Marian Hamilton Peter Hamilton Beth Haydel Mark Hebert Matt Hebert Debbie Henry Mike Hughes Arthur Husband Shauna Husband Christine Jackson Sheila Jackson Peggy Jensen Mike Junot Mary Beth Keife PHOTO NYA Nab f... 29 Bruce Kirkland Mary KOSIOI Bennett Krause Michail Labbe Cathy Lapeyre Anne Le Boeuf Cathy Le Boeuf Patrice Ledet Mary Lemolne Rhonda Lombard i Charming says Rhonda as she holds up her going Two's company, three's a crowd! David Lottinger Philip Lottinger Betty Luke Edward Lyons Jenny Mahler Jennine Marcel Lydia Marcel Curt Marcello Myrn Marmarde Rhoda Martin Connie Cathy Roger Matherne Mire Molaison Jimmy and the boys discuss the points of drinking. PHOTO No! Available , 5 Sheila Jerome Allan Richardson Robinson Roeselle Pearl Murray Norma Poiencot D ebr oah Pourciau Myrna Prestanback Mary Profumo Barbara Purvis Richard Olivier Ricky Oubre Timmie Rauch Chris Redden Mary Rhodes Matt Richaud Jana Rogers Philip . Rome ' :: 'I QQ Q 22:45 f in Q lin! PH FNOIO NOT AVAILAILE XXI fa? Absanl when picfwu won midi No! Available .1 5 No Mob AVAILABLE 7 Patrick Schoen Dorothy Sc urto Barton Sealy Mark Swannier Don Somme Rachel Sothern Carey Svoboda Susan Taylor Barbara Tesnroet Cindy Theriot Debbie Theriot Gene Theriot Dale Thibodeaux Ted Torres The great American cover-up! Julie Trapp Ethel Turk Wesley Vail Grant Voison Mark Waguespack Sheila Weeks 8th Grade Kimi Parra, President Kathy.Daig1e, Vice-President Kathleen Walsh, Denise La Peyre Alexis Acosta Ronnie Amedee Robin Authement David Avet Kathy Avet Monica Babin Henrietta Belanger Peter Benoit Amy Bergeron Monica Bergeron EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Could Brother Joseph be the expression? cause of this Mark Blanchard Mark Blouin Stephanie Boudreux Rene Borne Van Boudreaux Peter Bourgeois Charles Boyne Ricky Breaux Terry Breaux Susan Brien The in-crowd grooves. Mary Lee Bringaze Kenneth C alonge Aaron Champange Nancy Champange Stephen Champagne Thomas Champagne Aimee Chauvin Harold Chauvin Colleen Cole Glenn Crandeur n nm-wr nut A nemo ro Al. h x,-5 . r 5 -. .Mg Ns! PHOTO Nol Availabl Vfiff y saaa Q K 'Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring - except little Eschete Jean Cruse Kathy Daigle Micheal Daigle Renee Darsey Joan de la Bretanne Melanie Doiron William Doiron Jenifer Domangue Penny Duet Kirk Ellender Karen Eschete Ronnie Eschete Donna Exnicious Larry Fakier Donna Falgout Mark Faust Toni Fontenot James Foret Mitch F oret Cindy Grasso John Grasso Patricia Griffin Becky Guidry Daniel Guidry Pam Guidry Yvonne Guidry David Hagen Mary Lynn Hebert Michael Hebert Mary Ann Hicks Herbert Himel Louis Himel Kevin Zeringue The enthusiastic 8th grade daydream about their future Iugh school years Albert Jeansonne Buck Jones Wanda King Lori Kinnard Anita Konieczka Paul Kosier Ricky Larnpton Babette Landry John Landry Denise Lapeyre Clear the runway Kathy is coming in Could Joann be dgmg 3 forgotten as- l David Lapeyrouse Marcia Lapeyrouse John LaPeze Michele Larke Brian LeCompte Juanita Lee Danny Lennep Gretchen Malbrough Lowney Malbrough Ursulla Marcello 85 Jeanne Melancon Steve Melancon Mary Kay Mire Nettie Morganstein Tommy Moore Mary Murray Berry Naquin Ronna Nichols Jacob Nyssen Kimi Parra Marie Pierron Kathleen Pitre Debra Poioncot Mary Pourcian Bennie Rhodes Fran Rhodes Dane Romane Malise Roussel Gaynel Scafide Helen Shober 86 Sr. Marjorie shares her little secrets. t.1' we t Q M h ttt.. r .reg ' X Mohair Carey Spence Cathy Songe Theresa S0nge Nena St. Julian Susie Subat Billy Theriot Kate Theriot Anthony Thibodaux Chris Torres Peace be with you, baby! Racheal Voisin Claire Waguespack Saub' Walker coueen Walsh Kanhieen Walsh Roland Weaks Jo Ann Williams Driscoll Weeks J05ePh Z-3125146 United we stand, divided we fall 87 . w ix 6 I1 I as Sponsor and officers of the C, S, M,C, are Sr. Mary Al- , bina, Sally Landry, President, Mary Ann Trapp, Treas- urer, Lydia Poche, Vice-President, and Chris Picou, Secretary. The Red Cross, Candy-Stripers, and C, S. M. C, or- ganizations go all out to spread the word, doing their hardest in order to relieve even a small fraction of the suffering which is going on in the world. Lending a helping hand to the poor, sick, and aged throughout the world. mel' are Hull' Christians at heart' Officers Vic Sevier, Charles Lee, Melanie Marcello and Sylvia LeBlanc seem all en- thused about their Red Cross work. Always on hand to give aid to the sick and hospitalized are the Candy-Stripersg their moderator - Sr. Michael. 'Q Moderators and officers of the 1968-69 Speech Club are Mrs. Boudreaux, Edmund Landry, Ar- lene Landry, Laura Yakupzack, Beth Erny and Sr. Majorie. Beth Erny and Ernie Robichaux placed 2nd for their performance of Barefoot in the Park at the St. Charles-Landry Tournament. Officers of T. A. R. are Mel Collens, Mary Ida Junot, and Phil Junot. John Dagate records his speech as Sr. Marjorie steadily holds the mike. Speech Club and 4-H Club Officers of the 4-H club are Phil Junot, Presidentg Mary Ida Junot, Vice-Presidentg Laura Himel, Sec retary: Jerry Rome, Treasurer. Mui .1 ..:N 5 if S . S di' 'Singh G Pep Squad sponsor and officers: Mrs. Kennedy, Nona Nyssen, Shannon Taylor, Susie Mclntire, Jody LaPeze, Laura Himel, Mary Kosior and Kathleen Pitre. .wiv 3 KF ' S455 Vandebilt shows again through participa tion in the Patriotism activities. Mr. Kenney's Journalism class takes time out to cheese for Sally and her camera. John and Suzanne in what seems to be a very interesting? journalism class. Training the students of Vandebilt in the way of the journalist is Mr. Steve Kenney. Touring points of interest, doing a radio show, and writing a newspaper column, always keeps them on their toes. K. '. ...- 4 Class presidents lead the way on the road to success. SYLVIA LEBLANC - Editor-in-Chief BROTHER ALFRED - Sponsor Anna Gauthreaux and April Cenac are typists for The Terrier, MARY KOSIOR - C0-Editor Louise and Kathlyn admire The Terrier Scrap book. LINDA AYERS - Photography Staff KATHLYN KIEFE - CO-Editor LOUISE STRADA - CO-Editor JOHN DAGATE - C0-Editor A, 'W 'sw 3 9+ fwsi 'G iEl..C.iu L Q.. ,N . X .1105 .A f- N The Campus Light Staff Moderator and Editor combine ideas. Madeleine, Joan, and , chemicals' A 200 word write up on junior Sophomores use their literary genius. varsity! Oh Anise, have a heart! Working their hardest and putting forth their best, Behind the scenes in the yearbook room. The yearbook staff at its normal pace . , . a mad the yearbook staff blends experience and long hours rush to produce the Campus Light. Typing Editor - ELLEN MELANCON Classes Editor - MARTHA WILLIAMS E , X Art Editor - ANISE HARRISON Business Editor - JEANNIE WURZLOW 'l L' r???5fLFi SE CAROLE CHAUVIN - Editor-in-Chief MELANIE MARCELLO - Layout Editor RHONDA ROME - Literary Editor CINDY SMITH - Sports Editor SALLY LA PEZE Photography Edltor ,N .3 ft n Only the voting Machine knows for sure. The Youth Government Day Petticoat Council . . .. r, :rf-rx Carole C i Roche - Y. G.D. Firechief. On April 8, 1969, 24 Vandebilt students took part in Youth Government Day. For the first time in history an all petticoat council was elected. Taking part in a city Council meeting, a trial, and a tour of the City Jail, these students had the experience of being citi- EE- in the truest sense of the word. Y. G.D. officers take part in a City Council meeting. Beverly Landry, Ald. 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I if ? . 1 4 1 I f i- Q P -XMSYNX 9 sg ' -www ,Xi X QQ 5 -Q x a f f' - x SSH ,.... N , ASQ . Nw E f l +1-uw ,.... 1. A .N . 5-3... ,P - . X If i i 1 ' Class Representatives voice their opinion in the hum-drum life of a Student Council meeting. A crest never to be forgotten. Student Council - mediator between faculty and student body. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kenne- dy and Mr. Verret the Student Council underwent another year of trials and tribulations, success and achievements. In order to voice the opinion of all students, rep- resentatives are elected from each homeroom and all clubs at the beginning of the school year. In bringing the faculty and student body closer together, the Student Council has attained its ulti- mate goal. Juniors present Santa and His toys. Jeri speaks her mind ar a S, C, meerin g . A look of awe and surprise as the queen is announced. . , lfij jx ss s NN i X X X Q X sg s K is N ss . r. iw s 2 s - Rexx Fe! M N x - su: -.se .t - Billy Kinnard - corresponding secretary of Student Council. The President of Student Council in his normal state of panic. I 05 The Spirit Court dances to begin the night's activities. Eighth Grade Student Council representatives - a new experi ence in High School life. Nona votes for Youth Government Day officials w hile Sharon looks on. Queen of the Hats, Allyson Acosta, reigns majesti- cally over her court on Hat Day. W Freshmen present Santa's Descent, Student Council - sponsoring activities for the entertainment, and amusement, and growth of both the student body and the fac- ulty. Dances, assemblies, pep rallies, masses, . . . Just a few of the many student- council sponsored functions designed to strengthen the bonds among the students and between the faculty and the students. 1 Peggy works hard on papers for the Student Council. Melanie, Anise, and Linda discuss the tac- tics of Student Council organization. Junior stars give a smile for the red, white and blue. Timmy McElroy and Beverly Landry Drepare to get the March of Dimes drive underway. Representing the Freshmen on Student Council are Bruce, Pat, Debbie, and Christine. Presenting Smiles by the Stu- dent Council. Our S.C, treasurer, look- ing in a phone book. I07 s in .es rru-....:-..-l x1-,--- ,,,,,f, 1 -. ,- 'films The Seniors' honor Coach Albert with, This is Your Life, Spirit . . ,the driving factor . . . the unifying bond . . . lingering constantly as an undercurrent of enthusiasm . . . the basis for our pride in Vandebilt. IIO me of the game. The cheerleaders keep the students in stitches as Terrier Tot Characters. The Terrier football team is introduced to the students at a pep rally. ...gi - X : X k Q X X X x XNfL1 X Q - we . WX X? Ss if-'-L M X Awww, . , t Terner Pups throughout the year are the Ju 35' f . 1 1 - -1 ,,,1, JOAN JACKSON . . . What a Leader! A feeling of tense anticipation creates the atmosphere for the Jamboree. Q The footnotes' Mascot - MRS. ROBICHAUX, 'e-'- i'- 'Le e ' 'c 'h . , . here come the masked crusaders With heads in the air and feel on the ground, the 1968-69 Footnotes once again became masters of the field . Under the direction of Joan Jackson and guidance of Mrs. Ruth Robi- chaux, the Drill displayed their new, hard-earned uniforms with a style never before experienced at Vandebilt. Congratulations girls for a job well done! l Hail to the Woeful Countenance! Footnotes participate in Mardi Gras parades. A smile from the leader means a job well Sharing the seat of glory . . . Homecoming sub- done- stitute drill co-leaders . . . Carole and Toe. II3 Ns. Band In the past few years Vandebilt has been enriched by the band's lively music echoing through the halls. The Terrier band, striv- ing for perfection, is one step closer to its goal. Now they are seen performing on the field and in various parades throughout the city. So take off your hats to the Terrier band and give a cheer as they go byl II4 .. Band officers strive for unity in the band. Hard work at practice proved successful. Highlighting Vandebi1t's activities, the Terrier Band has boosted the spirit of its' listeners and created an atomosphere of pride and accomplishments in each note. Trudging through ruts of discouragement, our band's enthusiasm, combined with their l determination and ability has always proved l successful. The band EFF as.. a ' 3 Fx: s ' s Xi. 9.5 .Q at-'Ss'-nz Q V V fr emo- Q Q . i X K I fry, K v.v:'!:.'9 If ' a I A 5 A af vi' gf.. .1 ' E ' xi'-65 Z E fxzgsk c up .' .K ' 5, 'Y -svzvuvnu. -s1',' .Q n vw 5-'jrafxsjf 1 fgv var- : ave' frm r fs. 1 6. nrrnl- Q 'FFT Q . .Q v Q, X k . - V -s Av q A -. fm - S.-a .- I ' ren ir- 5.,., gi c sr: 1-c,.1v was ' am rg.- rv' f hw 1. was: sz- 34 vzarfm .es lv I 'Qt ii x ...ilsuvvw ',c'qs..vsQ,a memoirs J .f.v.v-fr N Sr-wer es-as aa-'ns 's.'v's .rz 4,195 ul.. 2'-:tt snakes-rt .nr .aaa-ass.-up .sslmrm f .. um: assv.s-.Ska Notes of enthusiasm boost the Terriers on to victory. II5 l Y Y V I Q Senior Charms take second. A ..-nv.. 1 v.-1 A 1 . Paul Yakupzack and Jeannie Wurzlow Mike Robichaux and Rhonda Rome Flight to Victory landed a 3rd place for the Juniors. Freshmen grab 4th place with Hey look us over. Sherry sheds tears of joy and surprise as she is crowned Homecoming Queen '68-'69. Drill squad crowns Sherry Homecoming Queen 1969 .. , f -. ws,-X Our Homecoming royalty and their fathers have The presentation of the Maids by their fathers was a highlight in the pre-game ceremonies Homecoming night. W S . 5 es I it ' grand stand view of the game. I One week is set aside each year to commem- orate the alumni of yesteryear. Homecoming festivities were climaxed by the crowning of King and Queen, and the presentation of the court at the annual Homecoming Dance. All present for the festivities trip the light fantas- tic to the sounds of the Persian Market, a fav- orite of the Deep South. ,s - Queen Sherry and King Ricky proudly parade to the de light of their subjects, -f a- . Homecoming Court . . . 1969 of Queen King MISS SHERRY SVOBODA MR. RICKY KOSIOR MR. MIKE ROBICHAUX MISS JEANNIE WURZLOW fy 5 3 MR. ROCHE OURSO MISS MELANIE MARCELLO MISS PEGGY CHA UVIN MR. CURT THIBODEAUX MISS ALLYSON ACOSTA MR. PAUL YAKUPZACK MISS JOAN JACKSON MR. DEAN ORTEGO MR. HAROLD GIROIR MISS NEDRA MAZARAC MISS RHONDA ROME MR. DONN PICKERING MISS MADELEINE CENAC MR. DANNY BABIN PRESENTING: The 1968-69 Spirit King, Queen and Court. Queen Carole and King Charles enjoy the Happy Holidays. Approving smiles spread over the spectators' faces as they view the 1968-69 Spirit Court. Ing. Two of the twelve senior nominees presented at the Winter Formal were Charles Lee and Anise Harrison. Well, Anise, you should use Crest One of the most popular spots at the Winter Formal was the re- freshme nt room. Nancy admires the scenery while Kent a awaits Santa's descent. B Q . nx iously l25 King and Queen of the 1968-69 Spirit Court are CHARLES LEE and CAROLE CHAUVIN. SENIORS Peggy Chauvin Mike Scurto SENIORS Anise Harrison Mike Guidroz JUNIORS Mike Babin I eri Moore IUNIORS Charlotte Williams Jimmy Rau SOPHOMORES Beth Erny Gene DeWitt SOPHOMORES Nancy Cenac Carroll Lyons On December 27, 1968 the seniors of Vandebilt High School chose Mary Kay Watkins and Billy Kin- nard as typical American teens. They were chosen for their personality, vitality, and their high ideals. 1968-69 Teen Queen, MARY KAY WATKINS, and Teen King, BILLY KINNARD DELEGATES TO PEL. STATE Contestant rn the MISS HOUMA PAGEANT was Jeanme Wurzlow Contestants rn the TEEN MISS HOUMA PAGEANT were Mary Boyne Paddy Cenac Ethel Turk Carolyn McNabb, Charmaine Matherne, and I P . RODEO QUEEN CONTESTANTS HOU'MA'S JUNIOR MISS CONTESTANTS 0 Senior rings: A symbol of work, play . . . and achievement. Seniors' '69 proudly display their Senior rings. l32 Ahhh . . . senior ring k w. K .r r The 69'ers dig for gold Up Up And Away With Seniors 69 The Back to School Dance brings anticipation for coming CVCIIIS. The O1d Hag's at it again Demonstrating the mounting technique is Mike Guidroz. Seniors try to outride the Faculty in the Don- key basketball game. In the funniest show on earth there are thrills, chills, and spills . . . Testing the skills of the faculty, the seniors, or the don- keys . . . sas E 5 Tommy Benoit among friends. 1 f . is , X Q4 as vig k 5 5- .sings t .sig L5 ,kkj kllll ---s ,,LL QQ What a shot, Diane! What a shot! Look, Pop-Gun, no hands. l34 Vandebi1t's sponsors for the N.C.C.I. Youth Seminar are Miss Tracy Duplantis and Mr. Yves Verret. Attending the N.C.C.J. Youth Seminar at Terrebonne High were these Juniors and Seniors. Forty-three chosen Vandebilt Juniors and Seniors participated in the annual Youth Seminar, held at Terrebonne High School. Theme of the Seminar was Brotherhood Begins With You. The six topics of discussion were: Patriotism, Home, Church, School. Law and Order, and Outside Pressures and Influences. The day ended with an assembly at which it was agreed to extend the work begun at the Seminarg the height of which was the Youth Patriotism Program. I ... - . ht series will be held in 1 Christ Episcopal Church Wodnea- ' X I any night beginning at 10:30. with ll H- K 2 special seasonal music to be lol- U1 I T. the :inf me c 'A cover ' potted 'mio mom, ui I - Leaders from V,C,H,S, ' my at the N.C.C.J. Youth 2 - - 8: Seminar were: ' Melanie Marcello , a n mg Sylvia LeBlanc c s, 5 'hu Carole Chauvin Sf. 1 'Snot Charles Lee f- :hols Mike Labic f p womb Mike Scurto 57 . ,I W- Goa ls lent L. , 2:1 any mga: beginning at rom. with A club spools! seasonal music to be lol- ' Q 9 of loved at 11 o'cloek b observ -2 ' ' , . tha F ' .. 1 A l35 Q O - N gl. I .S 'fi f Y 5' XX: :S4 5 -Q Li Y' J - -LLL-1 .. .. .. 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Terriers of SEPTEMBER Erme Roblchaux an Peggy Chauvm .Qt Charles Lee NOVEMBER and Melanie Marcello DECEMBER Mike Scurto OCT OBER Mike Robichaux and Allyson Acosta and Beverly Landry F The Month The Terriers of the Month represent those outstanding students of each month who have devoted their time and efforts for the better- ment of the school. They are chosen by the entire student body through the Student Coun eil, and the faculty. Congratulations to all for a job well done. MARCH Jeri Moore Keith Tassin FEBRUARY Sylvia LeBlanc Jackie Robinson APRIL Anise Harrison Robert Ellender Af Dinner will ue a GOURMET'S DELIGHTV' 'The first to be killed is the killer. And I suppose you know who the killer is? Vandebi1t's annual school play this year, Any Number Can Die, was the hit of the year. Under the direction of Mr. Ellis LaRose, the cast and crew worked diligently for weeks to produce one of the best school plays in this area. To the cast Q crew and Mr. LaRose - a big round of applause. poor No one has ever refused me before Here come the ducks. A hot, blazin' sung wet, mushy groundg work-shirts, jerseys Alexis gives it a try at hopscotch. and cutup gymsuirs - all signs of Field Day. This year, tak- ing the honors, was the Sophomore class. 2nd place went to the Juniorsg 3rd place to the Class of '69g 4th place to the Freshmen: and last, but not least, to the Sth grade, The first event of the day was the hop relay, vm 1 potato, 2 potato, 3 potato, 4 . , . It's going, going, going . . . ! E oooo o UCOITIC on, one more hop! After that checker game, I could eat a horse. 3 I4 5 Look out! Here they come! va I thinkl need Pledge on my dust mop! Personnel Mr. Lasseigne reluctantly heads for the yearbook room to open the door. 'if E Oh-Oh! Mrs. Forshag caught somebody! ,Y ,x.k f ss st . Xgxkh Mrs. Kurtz can't seem to figure out where all the food went IO. Mrs. Matherne has just been flattered. Cafeteria personnel show signs of relief and joy at the end of a hectic day. Awards VALEDICTORIAN - Beth Foucheux: SALUTATORIAN - Linda Avetg AMERICAN LEGION - Carole Chauvin and Charles Lee: WOODMEN OF THE WORLD - Beth Foucheuxs SOUTH CENTRAL BELL TELEPHONE - Linda Avet. MEDALS OF EXCELLENCE: RELIGION - Mike Guidrozz WORLD HISTORY - Peggy Chauvin: MATH and CHEM- ISTRY - Beth Foucheuxg BOOKKEEPING - Liz McElroyg HOME ECONOMICS - Christine Caillouetg PHYSICS - Linda Avet. SCHOLARSHIPS: NICHOLLS STATE COLLEGE - Linda Avet, Sylvia LeBlanc, Mary Milton, Louise Stradag U.S.L. Peggy Chauvin, Rhonda Romeg T, H. HARRIS - Mike Scurtog ANDREW JACKSON - Beth Foucheuxg V.F.W, - Sheila Anderson. APPOINTED TO THE U.S, NAVAL ACADEMY - Anxi ery ! Ernest Robichaux: INAUGURAL HEALTH AND SCIENCE AWARD - Beverly Landry. MEDALS OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE - Elba Valdes, Bonnie Chaisson, and Janet Murray. THE I DARE YOU AWARD - Sylvia LeBlanc and Jimmy Boyne. The Senior class together for the last time. ,,,,, lk, ,W Ernie - Annapolis bound! Wavering visions of the luminous underworld encap- ture mystic remnants of a once fantastic city. In a world of fantasy, Atlantis allures it's subjects to its bewildering essence. Juniors bid farewell as the story of Atlantis unfolds in a mysterious aura of the unknown Captured in an air of enchantment, the crew departing from the S.S, Aquarius, find themselves in the midst of a mythical and enticing atmosphere. Conjured by a mood of wonder and expectation, all must travel from a world of reality to the depths of serenity. Evil and fear, the witches arrive. Dorothy and her friends symbolize the Sen- iors on their road of life. The Sophomore class presented The Wizard of Oz, as its theme for the Senior breakfast. This theme was chosen for its many symbols and high ideals. As a class, the Seniors of '69 have traveled far along the Yellow Brick Road: Now they have come to the crossroads and must decide which path to take. IS3 MOST TYPICAL Martha Williams Eric Pitre MOST SPIRITED Sherry Svoboda I erome Babin MOST INTELLIGENT Beth Foucheux Mike Guidroz 9 I1 0 MOST DEPENDABLE Beverly Landry Ernie Robichaux sw K 1 X '. 1.1. 41 N e b FRIENDLIEST r e ' Q Elba Valdes Jackie Robinson J -' K ' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Peggy Chauvin Joe Michel P e r s o n u I I f i e s Iss r WITTIEST -- rr-,..-,,,, n -. BEST CITIZEN Melanie Marcello Mike Scurto MOST APOSTOLIC Agnes Haydel Greg Haddad MOST ATHLETIC Lydia Poche Mike Robichaux MOST TALENTED Sylvia LeBlanc Phil Junot O BEST ALL AROUND Carole Chauvin Charles Lee 1968 Terriers TOP ROW: Mike Matherne fmanagerj, Raymond Breaux '75, Bruce Champagne '76, Danny Chaisson 86, Tommy Daigle 83, Henry Richard 69, Bar- ry Blackwell 22, Dean Artego 85, Kent Martin 52, Pat Gordon 80, Davin Hicks 8'7, Harold Gir- ior '73, Ricky Wright fmanagerj. 2nd ROW: Pat Schoen fmanagerj, Alfred Toups 68, Stanely Yancey 67, Paul Yakupzack 51, Fritz Rau 14, Eddie McCu1la 53, Robert Ellender 25, Mike Ro- bichaux 10, Roche Ourso 66, Curt Thibodeaux 31, Danny Babin 43, Carlisle Jukes '71, Ray Breaux 20, Randy Bethanicourt fmanagerj. 3rd ROW: Vic Sevier 32, Mark Faulk 60, Mike Fakier 64, Guy Chauvin 63, Gene Dewitt 81, Louis Moore '74, Jimmy Rau 82, Donald Bergeron 23, Donn Pick- ering 50, Matt Melancon '77, Mike Babin 62, John Falgout '78. 4th ROW: Curt Marcello '72, Rickey Valdes 34, George Cooke 65, James Pickering 61, Billy Kinnard 33, Cary Guidry12, Rickey Ko- sior 11, Jerry Guidroz 84, John Broussard 21, Grey Scafide 24, Dale LeBouef 40, Charles Mc- Elory 41. HEAD COACH TOMMY THOMSPON I60 C OAC HES: S. P. LaRussa Melvin Spinella The Tommy Thompson fheadj n S Gerald Albert MANAGERS: The Ripky Wright Randy Bethancourt n e TRA IN ERS : Mike Matherne Randy Bethancourt Eric Pitre Pat Schoen Mike Michelle The Pushers Ibl MIKE ROBICHAUX RICKY KOSIOR CARY GUIDRY ll If lf, X MA X W7 I X , f I 4' 4. ,if nf . 4 ffff 'H 3,6 fy , I Av 'V 'IVV' il , 'L ,Wh .2 A ROY BREAUX BARRY BLACKWELL 1 CU RT THIBODEAUX PAUL YAKUPZACK ROC HE OURS O Even though the 1968 season for the Terriers wasn't totally victorious to the public, it was to the team and student body. It was a year of great' achievements. ,. -v-.--- f -ws. Q- f :':QljlTl:l.-EXZK 1, . . . ,,! ... :,. IXUS 1:'TeWbw-.e.,,A r,,, -N' wa , X 'fif.ZIL4L13g.,f Lost 7 S C H E D VC1-IS Opponents 27 Notre Dame- - - - - - 0 19 Northside - - - -33 14 Central Lafourche' ' ' ' ' 33 12 Assumption - - - - - 7 13 Abbeville ----- - - -28 7 I-Iahnville - - - - -20 20 St. Bernard - - - - - 14 12 Thibodeaux - - - - - -35 7 Berwick ---- - - -26 7 E.D. White--- ---20 163 Vandebilt 19-0-0-O - 19 Northside 0-21-6-6 - 33 VCH N lst Downs Rushing 1 9 Yards Gained Rushed 89 182 NO Passes Attempted 30 17 NO Passes Completed 16 12 Total Offense Yds. 268 338 Total Yards Penalized 50 60 N A Viking tries to struggle through the powerful Ter- rier defense line. Surrounded by defensive Terriers, a lonely Viking strives for yardage. I64 t l Us No. 22 qBarry Blackwellj races across to the goal line for another 6 points. Central LuFourche Central Lafourche Vandebilt Total First Downs Net Yards Gained Rush NO Passes Attempted NO Passes Completed Total Offense Yards Total Yards Penalized 6-7-O-20 - 33 0-'7-0-'7 - 14 V.C.H. C. Laf. 8 16 63 337 25 2 10 0 213 337 45 6 A Terrier scramble mixes up the Central Lafourche Trojans. I65 fs V 1 ,--.h K-erik 1 Billy Kinnard q33y brings down a Hahnville Tiger while Cary Gur- idy comes to aid him. Hahnvil Ie Vandebilt 1-lahnville V. C, H, Total First Downs 11 Yards Gained Rushing 120 NO Passes Completed 6 Total Offense Yardage 242 Total Yards Penalized 20 Scoring - Roy Breaux 55 yards pass from Mike Robichaux I66 7-0-0-0 - 7 0-7-O-13-20 H.H,S 16 151 13 275 20 . -if , F , I ff, y 5 1 X ,. Cary Guidry grabs for a pass and yardage 1, XP' S kk is is Y X . 'K in Q fgri ' Rye X 5 -0 ,fn J e ,pf ? X ! gi mf 'Ni Mig,g?s 3 if QN if Y 5 9 x he Q? if fbi: g. RA .N T' an 3 ' 3? ix, X F .gf -f if -Q gf gt 3 ef? U 4 Terrier offensive team strives higher for another victory. The cheerleaders lead the student body in cheering for the Terriers. Giving moral support to the team . . . cheering them on and standing behind them when the going gets rough. Mike Robichaux, when his own going was the roughest of all, stayed right behind the team. Mike unfortunately could not finish playing this game, but he was thereg he was there in glorious victory and in our memories of that exciting night. Thibodeaux 7'7'7'14 ' 35 Vandebilt 6-0-0-6 - 12 Thib. Van. lst Downs Rushing 8 6 Yds. Rushing 242 144 Passes Attempted 10 30 Passes Completed '7 17 Total Offense Yds 305 293 Total Yds. Penalized 45 0 Thibodeclux Curt Thibodeaux Q31J reaches high to complete a Terrier pass. A mighty Terrier struggles hard under the impact of -Thibodeaux Tigers. Berwick Roy Breaux 1201 pulls through a tight spot in Panther territory. Jo Jo McElroy 1411 and Davin Hicks C71 put a dead stop on a trying Panther. Vandebilt Berwick lst Downs Yds. Rushing Yds. Passing Total Ydage. Scoring - Ricky Kosier Van. 10 132 34 166 0-7-0-0 - 7 6-13 - 26 Ber. 16 237 144 381 l7l Roy Breaux eases through hole in the cards line-up cleared by Barry Blackwell 1225. Fight! The Vandebilt Foornotes and Band make an excel- lent performance for the last game of the 1968 sea- SOI1. K 1'-X GM X W '5 h ' LQ b l Basketball - 1969 The 1969 Varsity Basketball Team is: Cary Guidry, Carol Lyons, Wad Crochet, Jackie Robinson, Allen Hamilton, Edward Eschete, Charles Aubert Mike Robichaux, Phil Benoit, Keith Tassen, Charles Dorsey, John Bourgeois, Billy Kinnard, Putsey Mite. Ml 6 X . N is GERALD POP GUN ALBERT Terrier's Tale VCH 92 52 71 68 3rd place 39 48 lst place 109 ' 49 54 70 91 lst place 60 76 82 65 49 67 82 82 43 47 Boothville Venice - - Terrebonne ---- Patterson - - - West Jefferson ---- Berwick Tournament South Terrebonne - - South Terrebonne Tourney Terrebonne -------- Ascension Tournament St. Joseph Ueanerettej - - South Terrebonne - - - Plaquemine ----- St. Joseph fChauvinj - - - Patterson -------- Assumption Tournament Assumption ------ Grande Isle - - Hahnville - - St. Bernard ---- Central Lafourche - - Assumption ---- Centerville - - Hahnville - - St. Bernard ---- Central Lafourche - - Won 14 Lost OPP. - 20 - 55 - 30 '74 -50 - 50 -61 -57 -53 - 43 -40 -68 - 57 - 46 -40 - 55 -45 57 25 50 40 1969 Basketball Sweetheart nominees: Nancy Cenac, Connie Ledet, Madeline Ce nac, Jeri Moore and Luane Prejean. 1969 Basketball Sweetheart Madeline Cenac PHIL BEN OIT Senior CARY GUIDRY Junior JACKIE ROBINSON Senior Two . . . Two, CHARLES AUBERT Sophomore Go for Two! KIETH TASSIN Senior CHARLES DORSEY Junior Vcmdy vs. Venice Vandebilt Venice 1 8 13 20 Vandebilt started cracking the whip early in their first game of the season, and even with frequent substitutions, whitewashed and humiliated the Boothville Rebels, 92-20. The least the Terriers scored in any one quarter was their 21 points in the second quarter, but even this total outscored the entire Venice tally. 'ESE xi S352 ,Un- 0--U1 'fs QD' orb F9 En: :Mr 5-'so mth ESE Um mv: l-IU! UD 'nv Pl E Q. 2 ,.,. F? D l'f 23' CD U' N F-' D 5- - I ,W S 8 23 44 67 92 Charles Aubert pops in -another to add to the Terrier tally Terrebonne Vandebilt 10 17 32 42 -43 Terrebonne 14 20 33 42-52 i Phill Benoit jumps for another Terrier score. Allen Hamilton scores two Charlie Aubert curves in to snatch the ball away from a Tiger. With 30 seconds left in the overtime, Terrebonne hit the shot that was to clinch Terrebonne's third regular-season victory over Vandebilt 52-48. Of the trio of tilts, this was the widest margin and the second in overtime for the cross-town rivals, and on all three occasions the Tigers had to come in from behind to assure their victories. Q O Ascension Vandy swept through three straight opponents to capture the Catholic High championship of the As- cension Tournament. The Terriers defeated host Ascension by an 80-51 score in the final contest, after defeating Romeville 85-41 and an impressive 97-64 win over White Castle. Four Terriers were selected to the all tourney team. The leading scorers for the tournament were Charlie Aubert with 59 points, Phil Benoit 47 points, Allen Hamilton 28 points, Cary Guidry with 25 points and Jackis Robinson followed up with 21 points. K' . I T X Phil Benoit, Charles Darsey and Cary Guiclry were named to the all-tourney team. Be- noit was also presented with an award by being named the Most Valuable Player of the three-day affair. Benoit scored a total of 49 points in the three-day tourna- ment to lead the point-scorers. while Aubert hit for 33 points and Guidry scored 23 points. Charlie aiding on of his teammates to add to our score. -we ' - I Q- ... 5 ' . All tourney team, Charles Aubert, Phil Benoit, and Cary Guidry. l83 St. Bernard Vandebilt 15 12 '7 9 - 43 St. Bernard 20 9 15 12 - 56 Phil Benoit 43920 tries again to put the score up another ! notch. Q1 3 53 'x I l84 The half-time crowd rejoices over the upcoming victory?? Charlie Aubert H42 flies up for another basket against the St. Bernard Eagles. Phil Benoit battles with 13413 for another basket. Vandebilt Terriers on the move to protect their goal. X x 5 -v K gli 5 3 E X Central LaFourche Vandebilt 8 22 33 47 Cen. Lafourche 9 20 33 45 The Terriers played one of their most exciting games against the Central Lafour- che Trojans. During the last three minutes of the game, the Terriers, although 9 points behind took over the lead to come back to another Terrier Victory. TERRIER PUPS SCHEDULE 32 Assumption 34 St. Joseph 31 J,B, Martin 71 St. James 27 Morgan City 3rd Oaklawn Tournament 24 Houma Junior High 38 Morgan City 69 E.D. White 85 East Thibodaux 26 J,B. Martin 31 Assumption 41 East Thibodaux 29 St. Martin J. B. Martin Cougar 4th Classic Tournament 66 St. James 41 J.B. Martin 61 E.D. White 1 Steve Guidroz, 41930, flips another one in for two points. Hahnville Tigers tty hard to stop Terriers in an important game, but Guidroz couldn't be stopped. l86 Steve Guidroz, Lee Eschete, Coach Lavigne, Pat Gordon Neal Daigle, Jerome Robinson, Jimmy Dagate, and Pe- ter Hamilton make up our Baby Terrier team. Qmissing: Terry Farrellj See That Basket, See That Rim, Come On Terriers! Put It in! uf1f'3 ' V X Rl:-P 1 I rf' 4, X I I I I Ir . xi i fe ,I 5 4 ,f ll If N X 5 1 H' I Null' W ' W' B Xxx Pg ,,.-' A lil is The J, V, really struggles to keep the ball on their side. Our own 4430 drops in another to raise the score for the Terrier side. Terrier Pups for ! A flying leap is made by Naquin to beat their opponents by a landslide. 1969 Eighth Grade TERRIERS Tommy Moore, John LaPeze, Coach Lavigne, Barry Naquin, Ronnie Eschete, Terry Breaux, Larry Fakier, Charles Boyne, and Danny Lennep. lt's you big team that we're yelling EIGHTH GRADE SCHEDULE St. Joseph - - - - -32-12 J.B. Martin - - - - 21-20 Saint James - - - - 29-32 East Thibodaux - - - - 25-20 Assumption - - - - 43-29 East Thibodaux - ---- ---- 2 4-26 Invitational Tournament of Morgan City. 4th Place Successful in Terry Farrell 910 jumps up for a basket and two more points. Every Way Terry leaps up to the goal in the midst of opponents to Jimmy Dagate and Steve Guidroz were selected to the all Tournament 'am at the Cougar clas- sic in Hahnville. drop in another. They Are Small Now Bul Jusl You Wait! l89 1969 Baseball Team BASEBALL TEAM - TOP ROW: Danny Cabellaro, Gene Dewitt, Charles Darsey, Keith Tassin, Craig Molaison Eddie McCu11a, Roy Breaux, Mark Faulk. BOTTOM ROW: Billy Kinard, Rickey Kosier, Curt Thibodeaux, Jerome Chauvin, Dale Ledet, Mike Fakier. 25 XX X5 X Y BASEBALL COACH: Brian Gueinot Seheclule South Lafourche South Terrebonne Thibodaux Terrebonne South Terrebonne E. D. White Terrebonne E. D. White Morgan City South Lafourche Hahnville Hahnville St. Bernard Morgan City St. Bernard Thibodaux Won 7 Lost 7 Tied 1 Terrier fans 1 Q Q 2 I A, k -f - Win Terriers! Craig Molaison takes a great cut at the ball for a chance at the bases. Safe at Home! Faulk waves hi to the fans in the bleachers as he slides into home. Faulk runs the bases in an effort to add to the Terrier score. Curt Thibodeaux throws a fly to iirst for a double play. Terriers retire to the dugout after a great inning. The Terriers were thwarted in their quest for the district crown by the Hahnville Tigers. They managed however, to Finish second ahead of St. Bernard. In the past the Terriers had won the district champion- ship sixteen out of seventeen years. We are lead to believe that history shall repeat itself next year. ' E. L. Ea 3 X i I Af! '1- ,Q i N -Xf .AX Batter Up! S 5 K A ' 'X - A , A . p. WM X are A great Terrier lashing out for another hit for Vandy. 'Yak' picks up the equipment after a discouraging game. A long throw, made by Thibodeaux, to the pitcher 's mound. Kill the Umpire! Hi 3 ?6wQk,s'3f' ik I 2 rg .. ' 12 , f 1 7if '-g ,.r, 1 eg.fr,. - J .5z'i. SiiT'Qi.f 'i - V - 1' l ,1 - 11-f-sie r - A ' A J3rgl:1ed?h?viQels:igiehome to The ump keeps a close watch on the boys. a o e ern . BATTING AVERAGES Charles Darsey ---- - - ,353 Keith Tassin - - - - .296 Jerome Chauvin ----- - - ,288 Ricky Kosior - - - - .271 Roy Breaux - - - - - .222 Mike Fakier - - - - ,174 Dale Ledet - - - - - .162 Craig Molaison - - - - - . 150 Curt Thibodeaux - - - - - . 122 Mark Eaulk- - - - - ,115 Eddie McCu11a - - - - - . 059 Terriers try hard to relax during a strenuous game. '97 1969 Golf Team GOLF TEAM: Dale Lampton, David Powell, Donald Dupont, Charles Lee, Putsy Mire, and Wayne Rhodes, Z 'Jo y -vin, -f--sal I , 5 Q li E ,I 5 f ef' V ? X 412 , ', .. fl.: 2 F vvMAJx 'N '- N GOLF COACH: Tommy Thompson DISTRICT TEAMS Vandebilt Assumption Thibodeaux E. D. White Hahnville Central Lafourche South Lafourche Morgan City Putsy Mire steadying his club to tee-off Charles Lee following through on a swing, while the rest of the team backs him all the way. we' PUTSY MIRE DONALD DUPONT DAVID POWELL Terrier golfers . . . par for the course . . . eyes on the ball, heads down, elbows straight swing - another hole-in-one . . . stroke for stroke . . . our champs on the green. One of the beautiful settings for a Terrier vi W X .-EL. 1 Og, e W t w 6 I E N, ' 5 ' X G ctory. Out to gain more fame in the Terrier's year was the golf team, led by Charles Lee, senior. Vandy's golfers took the district title in their new class AA eight-team league They ended their season second in state and iirst in district. The boys played serious golf year round and never got out of shape. The boy's hard work brought to them many honors in '69, and the team will miss the support of Charles Lee next year and in the years to come. 1969 Golf Trophy Track Team 69 Ricky KOSISI Vernon Gurdry Curt Thlbodeaux Phlhp Benort Don P1cker1ng Roche Ourso B111y K1nard Dale LeBoeuf Rlcky Valdez James Carllouet Bruce Champagne Paul Cox Allen Harnllton Curus Hebert Ed McCu11a Henry Rlchard Charles Slocum Stanly Yancey Kent Marun John Broussard Gary Ellender Cary Gu1dry Raymond Breaux V1c Sevrer FIIIZ Rau hmmy Rau Carrol Lyons Ph11 Fllhngham 5 V, Robert Ellender Fay Chauvin ' J IF . -5 V J To I I COACH MELVIN SPINELLA 1- fm, x x n is 5 ' f BW 1: 1 L- A. . -, , , Q r- K-l X1 '. 5 1 .e QJQQ S h y A,,A A 3 ' b '- , 1 ,ef- V - K ug' A, N 7 1 i ,:V f'x V u Xi 5 District Track Teams Hahnville Assumption E. D. White Central Lafourche Morgan City St. Bernard Ascension Thibodeaux I 203 John Broussard works hard to add points to the Terrier track team. Put on ca little extra burst of speed there, boys. Cary Guidry finds it hard to recover after a long broad jump, A Go! Q Kent Martin throws the disc for another iirst place. N ard walts h1s turn fo New 'xi' X K M H W K . Xky. i W :E k.,. t ' .. ' ' - Wfff 1-wil. 'ki Coach Kiefe tallys the scores at the district track meet. The Terriers always put forth much effort in the relays. Faster! Faster! Phil Benoit stomps high for another iirst in the high hurtles. The Terrier fans are right down on the track with every one of their Terriers. gr R is 2 s. Up and over for another first! Q 3' ll .1 CE . ?tQ Records 880 dash Billy Kinnard 2:04:2 440 dash Robert Ellender 50:2 120 Hlgh hurdles Phil B , 180 Low hurdles enoliw 19:6 Mile Relay Billy Kinnard, Robert Ellender Fay Chauvin Allen Hamilton 3:33:11 High Jump Fay Chauvin 6 xf . s ' X Archery - 1969 Greg Haddad and John Eschete line up for a shot at the target. i There's a new sport at Vandy this year - ARCHERY. Although it was not a competitive sport, the boys enjoyed the fun of learning all about it. There's hope for a better team in the future, and a chance to make it into a competi- tive sport. We sure do make a lot of good shots, even though we are new at it. Ready, n Aim, Fire! Bullseye! K F Q . ! - if ' ' Check that great form! 1969 ARCHERY TEAM: Greg Haddad, Charles Begeron, John Eschete, James Hardeman, Bobby Guillot. Philip Rome, and Craig Cunningham. '209 '69 Athletic Allen Hamilton. a Freshman this year received the Commercial Restaurant Award for being the most valuable J. V. football player. Invocation - Rev. Francis Amedee Address of Welcome - Edmund Rau Master of Ceremonies - Harris Henry Benediction - Rev. Terry Becnel 'Charles Lee, senior, received the Conrad Picou Award for being the most valuable player The Riptide Motel Award for being the hardest worker for track was earned by Robert Ellender. Banquet The Quality Furniture Award for being the most valuable baseball player went to senior Keith Tassin. Charles Aubert received the John Wie- mann Award for being the most valuable Basketball Player. Melanie Marcello and Charles Lee were chosen to be given the Fr. Finnegan Award for being the most school spirited. li Q Mike and Madeline seem to enjoy a delightful meal pre- pared in the Vandebilt Cafeteria. 9x95 ,e I- ,af 0? :ELF .fb 151552: I 9:57 .iff i-2 -5 Y s 515. ,.' 4k,k I Mr. Gordon, Editor of the Houma Courier, presents Ricky Kosier with the Houma Courier Award for being voted Honors Wel the most valuable back in football. Just four of the lovely girls who offered to serve the guests at the Nineteenth annual Athletic Banquet, sponsored by the Terrier Club . Raymond Breaux received the George Saadi Award for A being the most valuable lineman. Commercial Restaurant Award Most Valuable I. V. Football Player ----------- Ricky Oubre Hilliard Mire Award - Most Valuable J. V. 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CQNQCQ SERVICE WHITE BROTHERS The House of Fine Gems, 318 Barrow St Jewels and Watches 872-5051 2.13 Main Street Houma, La ff . 55 'f Eg::1:Z:3 Ei!-L' 22:5 :Q 4,4 g fp ,Q if Q E i Q- , Z i nl ' ' : Z . 5 54-Lf, 2' 4.2.4 Complim ent s of ELWARD WRIGHT INSURANCE AGENCY 872-6918 379-2343 .g , IIZI' S3 DELTA IRON WORKS Serving the Indu s trial South HOUMA TOOL HOUSE 1600 Barrow St. 872-1426 :Nez SAKO NURSING Homes, INC Raceland and I-Iourn A New Concept ' Nursing C ,.. K CLASS OF '69 RM. 204 CLASS 0F '69 RM. 208 EAST SIDE DRUGS LEBLANC ENGINEERS 1202 Grande Caillou Rd. T LEPHONE U 9-S76 HEATING - COOLING I INC. 1201 BOND ST. HOUMA. LA. E P B Phone 873-7575 DESIGN - CONTRACTING - SERVICE MYRONS SHOE STORE LC B ME L CL ME East Main Street N PE L S Phone: 872-9127 I COMFORT HEATING I COM ORT COOLING I VENTILATING I H MIDITY CONTROL I HYDRONICS I CONTRO YSTE . I I I 4 RY ' Life - Hospital - Fire - Auto - Marine THIBODEAUX INSURANCE AGENCY Box 160, Schriever, La. RANDOLPH J. MOORE, Agent Ph. Off. UP 9-2172 210 Elysian Dr. , Houma, La. Home 879-1798 ,f4ifi Elf? ff fffzfff ffffzfz :ffffQff fffff:f:f: .:E:f:ffEfff fffQff:::f 5 SF' 5222 E525 fi :5:5: -55555555 5555255 25555555 f25S555E5' 555555555552 5555552555 5-5.5.5 E' 5, I I , A Qgf: QQ: :Q I 3.31515 :Q:Q:i .Q I- 3 ': :Q:f:f:f:f:f f:f:2:f:E: :f:f:2: ' PM fgfgigig E525 QE ..,,gE jig- ff: . - .4-1-5' E E5E5E5E5E5E5 5255525515 5 ' 25122351.22 EEIEIEIE ISSJ ? WW:-z-:-: .5 .... i ififffiffff IEIEIE U' 5 . H +I, M.. .. ..,. I 5 fo r f h e , I Ili - 5 :f'E3ffA53 ' ,'EM'iia:I ' I .5 X l X 15222 I ' If I . . . . . 5 119 I A. B. Duck Mlmeographmg - Dupllcahng rl 3 , J if .6 8I Photo-Copy Machines8ISupplies X ' - .- ,. - PDRTABLE Tvvswnrrens 5 - Hou FILING cnamsrs a METAL DESKSQQI 5' x , 5,5j '55, - nussen STAMPS 5 sw I - 5 , - woou s. sreel. cmuns s. Desks I n-,ipaq Fon Home on OFFICE ..gg-.lgilgp-555121 l M Q LN 'T ' - GIFTS Fon THE Execurwe gfg:5g.5 I X I ' ADDING MACHINES ?fjQ7QL3Q-5: QI fQfTQ1f.:-?Qi211Qf' ,, 5 - svssco snIercAsss ,,.. ,g1a55jQi5?Q51525 f - cpmpggre LINE or .5.?f?ZgT:':gl3f:ff.'ffi55f:3l: L 5 U UFFWE FURNITURE' 'Q ,, ' 'W - . DIAL WILSON 8I JONES - BDORUM 81 PEASL BOOKKEEPING EQUIPMENT JOURNALS 8. usnssns H No Ame, Dia, 87,2657 FREE DELIVERY - TWICE DAILY Affer 55 P.M. D551 879-3630 or 873-7257 10 A-M G 3 PM- R OPEN e5 AM. - 55 P.M. sA1'. TIL I25 NooN MOOSA'S OFFICE SU P LY 5 NORMAN ,MQOSA.N'Owner LESTER DAVIS, Mgr. 625 LAFAYETTE CORNER POTNT MOVING LOCAL AND LUNG DISTANCE WlFE APPROVED DUPLANT MOVES AGENTS FOR NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES o STCRAGE o PACKING o CRATING o SHIPPING o WAREHOUSE FACILITIES 873-7796 If No Answer Call 876-3307 - 872-02l4 - 879-I 33I - 876-l5I0 DUPLANTIS Movmc s. STORAGE co., mc. NAVAL AIR BASE 228 L RICHARDS VARIETY STORE The Big st H 202 East Main St t 872-6464 Compliments of I STANDARD FURNITURE CO. P s. S SALES s. SERVICE, mc. 872-6842 300 Manger St' 822-8888 ve h g for the Home E Air Cond. and Heating yt Savings Up to 6070 F h af THlBODEAUX'S as ion Shoe Discount Headquarters STRADA SHOE SHOP Come in and Have a Fit! 203 E. Main I 876-2524 405 Wright Ave. Houma, La. sri Y 7 Y 3 vo- Q TERREBONNE MOTORS LANDRY DRUG STORE 1254 East Main Phone 873-8541 V. A. TRAHAN'S TEXACO 1001 West Main St. Ph. 873-8806 WINDER'S PET SHOP Your Headquarters for A11 Your Pets and Pet Supplies 196 Liberty St. Ph. 872-042.7 Good Luck Seniors 69 Compliments of GEIST-WURZLOW FLYING SERVICE, INC. P o Box 346 879-1538 lim so S , om,-Nm gg S 6.317 . igsllllllla, S HouMA MACHINE 3' L js .i,g,,,! S J M MARINE suPP1Y, mc, S W -fini '33 V . '.kk Rah ' -- Musee rrir 1211 East Main r A k g il ' . .. fm -- '- 1 .1,f1. .r--:' 1 I xgqyri PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 1018 Verrette St. -Houma , Louisiana i A. M. 8. J. C. DUPONT INC. Quality and Service 1856 We Invite Char? Accounts - No Interest or Carrying Charges ree Gift Wrap - Free Delivery Main and Barrow Sts. Houma, La ALMA PUBLISHING CO. I P.O. Box 709 Houma, La. 70360 BEBE'S SHOPPE Ready to Wear and Shoes Phone 879-2787 - 325 East Main St. , Houma, Louisiana 70360 304 Belanger St' 873-7960 BEBE BEVERIDGE - Owner DAlGLE'S JEWELRY STORE Congratulations Seniors '69 JUNIOR CLASS CHARLIE HAMMOND'S FLYING SERVICE P.O. Box 966 872-6352. TRI-B MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR North Hollywood Rd. P.O. Box 1051 I-I ma, La. 70360 WEST BROS. DEPT. STORE 412 REBEL WELL SERVICE, INC. FIRST IN CONCENTRIC TUBING WORKOVERH P. O. Box 292 Houma, La. VAQUELIN ESSO SERVICE J. J. VAQUELIN, Prop. Atlas Tires and Accessories Tire Repairing Compliments of WEST BROS. DEPT. STORE Sundbe 1-ry Shopping Center 62OW.MainSt. UP 2-5225 879-2765 Good Luck Class of '69 CLEANING 8. PRESSING WURZLOW FLORIST, INC. 515 Hobson St. , Houma, La. 402 Barrow St. O. J. BABIN, Owner Phone: 872-5782 Pick Up and Delivery Service Phone 879-2303 SOPHOMORES TERREBONNE WELDING CO., INC. P. O. Box 1454 Prospect St. Houma, La. 70360 THE REGAN'S BOOK SHOP Compliments of Good Luck to Seniors of '69 NORMANS TUXEDO RENTAL 648 East Main RESTAURANT 8. LOUNGE LOUIS AUTHEMENT, Prop. 872-9631 Grand Caillou Rd. A Houma, La. 1 RONNIES DRUG srone 501 BarrowfSL 873-7745 PALAIS ROYAL 8. THE MAN'S SHOP 'Brestone G. G. MARCEL 8. SONS 718 E. Main 1306 Gr. Caillou Rd. 873-7716 872-1464 I Congratulatlons Senlors of '69 C. J. MATHERNE TEXACO TANK TRUCK DEALER Fllters and Battenes 872 522.8 Houma, La. SOUTHLAND CINEMA Located in the Southland Mall West Park Ave. Relax in Our Rocklng Chair Seats 'BOCSTERS A Poodle Lover Barry and Mary Mrs. John Milton Nedra and Rudy Peggy Chauvin Mrs. W. J. Chauvin Sally La Peze Monte Preston Louise Strada Linda Avet Beth Foucheux Mrs. Lionel Foucheux and Lydia John, Donna, and Lee Barras Bonnie and Agnes Allyson and Mike Kathlyn and David Sally and Mummy Beverly Landry Joan and Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Duplantis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haydel, Sr. Martha and Mike Mr. and Mrs. James Landry Carol and Vernon Vernon Guidry - Diamond T Edward Eschete Charlotte and Craig Lafayette Drug Store Vandebilt Archery Club Bobby, Charlie, John, Vince, Craig, Greg, and Tweedy Wanda and Danny Jeannie and Ricky Mike Labit Charles Lee Michelob Nick's Pastry Shop Seniors of '71 Laura Yakupzack Martha Michel Vickie and Hulon Lydia Marcel Brenda Marcel Judge and Mrs. J. Louis Watkins Dianne and Dave Coach Albert's Junior Boys 214 Wad Crochet Mr. and Mrs. Fay Chauvin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lottinger James P. Brunet Family Barry Brunet Eugene P. Savoie Family Freshman Girls Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loupe and Jr. Mary Profumo Freshman 205 Miss Tracy Duplantis Connie Matherne Anne Margaret Bringaze Mary Lynne Hebert and Ricky Breaux Robin Authement Jeanne Cruse Girls' Homeroom 209 '73 Donna and Cindy Uronia Authement Becky, Aimee, Alexis and Karen C. A. Guidry and Family Stephanie, Colleen, Kathy and Susan Pam, Mary Lee, Nancy and Amy Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Parra Mr. and Mrs. George Larke and Family Sally and Ursula The Marcello Family Fabregas Music Store The Waguespacks Mrs. Robi's Homeroom John C. and Patricia Robichaux The William Walsh Family Richard Pierron Claire, Kimi, Denise, Fran and Marie Carole and Wad Paul Kosior Room 215 1 239 ACKNCWLEDGEMENTS 1969 has been very good to all who have lived and shared in the revolving experiences here at Vandebilt. Throughout this kaliedescopic bookwe have relived changing times with changing people, and given all the chance to view Vandebilt's life throughan ever changing lens. The Campus Light thrives on the characters who are portrayed within this book. But there are others, working behind the scenes, who are a great asset to the staff throughout the year. We take this page to acknowledge the time and effort of those who would otherwise go un- noticed. We extend our deepest appreciation to: The Staff of Taylor Publishing Co., especially Mr. Buck Anderson: Mr. and Mrs. Walker - Darrell DeMoss Studio: The Houma Guide: The Houma Courier: Brown's Thrift City Pharmacy: and especially to our advertisers: the faculty and students of Vandebilt: Br. Alfred and The Terrier staff: Mr. Kenney and the Journalism Class: a special thanks to Sr. Magdelene and her willing support, as well as to the mothers of the staff members for theirs. This book, in itself, expresses the gratitude of the staff to all who support it. It expresses our thanks to one person inparticular, who has come a long way since September - Sr. Marjo- rie, our moderator. 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