Westlake High School - Ram Ler Yearbook (Westlake, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

W I 1 ■ ffi® i • • •'• i'1 •1 • • • i' •11 •• L .' .'Wf!! JfM! !•] ! ii!!.1 i liiluaiii t Hi i: fil?•!'!� !«f •'!� J • f� i • J' J J • | •!' V •V? ) J V . ' s - • V . . � ▼ • • u r S| V a V ' ■% Vt V : v. .« .v«: 1965 £AM-iE WGOIAKB U GU SCHOOL WESILAKE, LOUISIANA VOLUMES In April of 1964 the Westlake Business, Professional and Civic Club sponsored Miss Linda Gentry, FHA Sweetheart in the 50th Anniversary parade in Sulphur, Louisiana. Below: The Westlake High School Band, Majorettes, and Flag Bearers joined in the celebration. JIMMY ANDERSON Student Body President The students of Westlake High School again heaped honor on themselves and their school by winning the 1964 Sweepstakes for the third consecutive year, thus giving our school permanent possession of the trophy. Thirty-nine students participated in the literary rally bringing home twenty 1st places, sixteen 2nd places, and two 3rd places, for a grand total of 150 points. The nearest school in our class was Marion High School with 78 points. It is interesting to note that Westlake High gained more points in this literary rally than any other school in any class including the triple A schools. The music festival contributed a first place win toward the trophy. The speech rally brought a 1st place, the track team a first place, and playday a 2nd place, thus assuring us once again that we're number one. Shown below are the people taking part in the literary rally: HUMANITIES: VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE: Voc. Ag. I first place Rodney Bankens Voc. Ag. II first place Mike Colosky Voc. Ag. Ill first place Jimmy Anderson Voc. Ag. IV first place Harlan Guillory SOCIAL STUDIES: World Geog. second place Tim Harrison Gen. History second place Linda Bowers Berry Eng. I second place Kay Gentry Civics first place Maureen McFerrin Eng. II first place Carolyn Lowery Eng. Ill first place Belva Jones Eng. IV third place Sharon Sharp MATHEMATICS: Chemistry first place Ronnie Fronczek Alg. I second place Dana Fisher Alg. II first place Kathy Walker Trigonometry second place Chris Sevier Geometry second place Dickie LeTard Physics first place Eugene Byrd Adv. Math first place Kenneth Moss Senior Arith. second place Diana Nunez HOME ECONOMICS: Home Ec. I second place Cheryl Miller Home Ec. II second place Rebecca Richmond Home Ec. Ill second place Mary Russell Home Ec. IV first place Ann Laurence COMMERCE: Business Eng. second place Linda Dawson Gen. Business second place Philip Cureton Typing second place Diana Foster Bookkeeping second place Chris Lunn Steno. I first place Joyce Davis Cler. Prac. second place Hettie Thompson TRACK TEAM: J. C. Picard, Denny Stolhand, Sonny Thornton, Kenneth Welch, Henry O'Kelley, Robert Farrow, Tommy Moore, and Ronald Zito SPELLING: First place Brenda Hoffpauir FOREIGN LANGUAGE: French I first place Charlene Henry French II first place Bonnie Johnson INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Ind. Arts I first place Tommy Ellender Ind. Arts II first place Jimmy Gill ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION: First place Chris Pilley TRACK TEAM: ATHLETIC BANQUET: Above Tommy Fletcher and Jimmy Gill are shown receiving awards at the Athletic Banquet held in May. Bill Vincent, Tommy Ellender, Jimmy Gill, Billy Olson, Gory Cox, Tommy Fletcher, Charles Benoit, Jerry Guillory and Randy Gerke. Also receiving awards at the Athletic Banquet were: Roger Phelps, Eugene Byrd, Robert Farrow, Dalton Langford, Tommy Goleman, and Jimmy Fontenot. JUNfOR,-£ENfOR FRO U May 16, 1964 was the date and the cafeteria was the scene of one of the best proms ever given at Westlake High. The music was as hot as the dancers and the refreshment committee had no trouble in getting rid of two delicious colors of punch. If you examine these pictures closely you’ll see some of the seniors of '64 looking somewhat nostalgic. KAY 1964 LEADERSHIP AND PELICAN STATE Skippy Chisholm and Linda Havens represented Westlake High at Pelican State held in Baton Rouge this summer. Skippy was elected as mayor of the mythical place called Georgia City. Below: Charlotte Landry and Carolyn Lowery attended the Leadership Conference at LSU in the field of recreation. Barbara Gerbine went in Library Science. A great time was reported by all who took in these events and these students on this page heartily recommend that you go down there to LSU one summer and join in the fun. OUR PRINCIPAL - J. M. LeTARD GUIQ4NCE If you need to know what your IQ is or if you need to find out what you are best qualified for this is the lady to see. She can give you any kind of standardized test you need and interpret the results for you. SECREFVRWL SERVfCES Many people say that a school is held together by the secretary and we feel that ours is no exception. She’s always busy and willing to help if you have a problem. Our thanks to you, Miss McGuire. MR. CECIL SANDLIN BS NORTHWESTERN ME UNIV. of HOUSTON Typing + Civics MRS. ROCHELLE VICKNAIR BA MC NEESE English MR. CORNELIUS MOON BS MC NEESE Physics + Chemistry MRS. RUTH KENNEDY BS USL English Writing Lab. MR. MAURICE BURNS BS USL, MA UNIV. OF DENVER MRS. MARTHA CRICK BA USL Library Science MR. ED KENNEDY LA. POLY. INST. BA English + Speech MRS. RACHEL GUILLORY BS MC NEESE Shorthand. Biz. Math Biology Typing COACH MICKEY BENHAM MISS MARY HOLDER BS USL BS LA. POLY. INST. American History Home Economics General History General Science MR. JOHN BREWER BME MC NEESE Band Director MRS ELIZABETH MOTHERSHED BS USL Physical Education MR. DON GOD AIR BS LA. POLY INST. MRS. LINDA CHAPMAN B. M. E. NORTHWESTERN MR. ERNEST SLIMAN BS MC NEESE MRS. LE JUANTA FARLEY BS MC NEESE Algebra I ♦ Algebra II Music Biology + Gen Science Home Economics COACH T. E. CORE BA SOUTHEASTERN ME LSU P. E. MRS. FLOYD M. CARVER BA SOUTHWESTERN English + French COACH CHARLES V1CKNAIR BS MC NEESE P.E. MRS. LILLIAN B. DIXON BS USL P.E. MRS. MARJORIE MYERS BS MC NEESE Geometry + Algebra MR. JACK SMITH BS NORTHWESTERN; MED OLE MISS. Mathematics MRS. BETH CRAIG BS DELTA STATE; MBE UNIV. of MISS. COACH W. DOUCET BS MC NEESE Civics + P. E. MR. JACK SONNIER BS McNeese Algebra I + II MRS. SHERRION SONNIER BA USL, McNeese English I + II MR. DOUGLAS DAIGLE BA USL American History + General History MRS. ELVA CLARK BA Northwestern MA George Peaboy English MRS. GUY ZACHRY BA Rice Univ. Grade 8 MR. GLENN WHITMAN BA McNeese Math + Science MR. BOBBY NELSON BA La. Poly. Inst. Grade 8 MRS. RITA ALDERSON BA McNeese Grade 8 MR. J. GILL BA La. College Grade 8 MRS. JUANEIL STRICKLAND MR. E. BOURGEOIS BA,ME McNeese BA McNeese Grade 8 Grade 7 MRS. PATSY ERNST BA McNeese Grade 7 MR. JAMES STRAHAN BA MC NEESE Grade 7 MR. G. L. MEARS BA LA. POLY. INST. Grade 7 MR. W. T. BOOTY BA NORTHWESTERN Grade 7 MR. J. O. SLAYTER BA NORTHWESTERN Grade 7 MRS. MARGERY COLLINS BA SOUTHWESTERN Grade 6 MRS. NADA POWELL BA NORTHWESTERN Grade 5 MISS PHENICE BA NORTHWESTERN Grade 4 MRS. MARIE LEE BA NORTH TEXAS UNIV. Grade 3 MRS. J. M. LETARD LA. POLY. INST. Grade 2 MRS. LOUISE POWELL BS EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIV. Grade 1 First row; Marie Laird, Bicy Carrier, Grace Guillory, and Lela Foy. Second row; Opal Perkins, Iris Richard, Bessie Hawkins, Vera Barrentine, Edna Broussard, and Dorothy Hicks. MRS. BICY CARRIER MRS. LE BOUEF OUR BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Hardy Ellis, Mrs. Jane Gaines, Mrs. Bemeice Shipp, and Mr. Franklin. These are the charter members of the Afternoon Koffee Klatch. The only other bus driver we could catch was Mr. C. D. Miles. RAM BAND Below: Judy McCallon, Cherie Prater, Sammie Burch, Linda Havens, Patty Redburn, Bonnie Cooper, Roxanne Miller -The Band Majorettes for 1964-65 AT LEFT THE CHEERLEADERS: Sherry Dennis, Kathy Brashear, JoAnn Langford, Linda Darbonne, Sharon Hodges, Diana Foster, and Tammie Doucet. MIDDLE LEFT PEP CLUB MAJORETTES: Sandra Davis, Linda Davis II, Linda Gentry, Nancy McCluskey, and Sally Creasy Al RIGHT THE FLAG BEARERS: Robin McBride, Janice Guillory, and Carolyn Lowery BFI OW PEP CLUB SENIORS: Robin McBride, Vicki Vickers, Dianne Walker, Bridget Bozeman, Lynda Davis, Sharon Hodges, Linda Gentry, Sandra Davis, JoAnn Langford, Anita Green, Kathleen Wilhite, Earline White, Polly Vid-riiu, and Janice Guillory BOTTOM BAND SENIORS: Eric Seily, Bonnie Johnson, Ronnie Fronczek, Ronnie LcTard, Jerry Sutherland, Larry Abshire, Larry Goodeaux, Connie Sanders, Guy Zachry, John Goode, Joycelyn Langley, Joyce Davis, Linda Havens, Saminic Burch, and Judy McCallon DEDICATION: It is with a great deal of pleasure that the Ram-Ler Staff of 1965 dedicates this volume to Mrs. Pearle Hebert in appreciation for her endless work in behalf of the students at Westlake High. Some of her duties include the making out of class schedules, administering of standardized tests, checking up on the records of seniors to make sure they are taking enough credits to graduate, keeping a complete academic record on each student and investigating all of the scholarship offers. Mrs. Hebert was born Pearle Agnes Smith on March 17. 1917, at Boyce, Louisiana. She attended Boyce Elementary and Boyce High School where she graduated as valedictorian in 1934. Her BA degree was granted from Northwestern in 1938 in business administration. In 1939 she married Jack McKnight and she became the mother of three children: Jackie, Edwin, and Kirby. For ten years Mrs. Hebert taught adult education in Rapides Parish and for three years at Boyce High School. In the fall of 1959 she began teaching at Westlake High School and this completes her sixth year with us. In 1963 she received her Master of Education degree from Northwestern with guidance and counseling as her major. In 1963 she married Mr. Andrew Hebert of Sulphur, Louisiana, and on November 25, 1963 she was the recipient of the Award of Merit by the Louisiana Association of Public School Adult Educators in recognition of untiring efforts to help citizens of Louisiana toward a fuller life through active support of the Louisiana Adult Academic Education Program. Don’t you agree with us that she is very deserving of love and appreciation from all of us? How many of our football stars can you recognize? TOP ROW: Roger Phelps, Henry O'Kelley, Unknown, Tommy Collier, Unknown, Unknown, Jerry Thornton, Claude Roberts, Donnie Daniels, Unknown, Larry Ashworth. Nicky Fabacher, Ronnie Fittz, Ricky Broussard, Jerry Savage, Bobby Thornton, Mike Powers, Ford Bickham. Bobby Johnson, Steve Powers, and Freddy Dowden RIGHT PHOTO: Looks like Jimmy Herford and Nita Green. Larry Badon SENIOR OFFICERS: President, Ronald Hoover; Vice President, Chris Pilley; Secretary, Linda Havens; Treasurer, J. C. Picard; and Reporter, Belva Jones SURPRISE PARTY: Just before the Thanksgiving holidays a faculty meeting was called in mid-morning at which Mrs. Wilson Craig (the former Miss Beth Haggart) was honored with a coffee given by the faculty. Mr. LeTard is shown presenting a beautiful silver service which the faculty pitched in to get for her. Mrs. Craig is leaving at mid-term to make her home in Mississippi. JUMOR£ President ----- -David Van Winkle Vice President---------- - -James Duhon Secretary - — — - - - Sherry Dennis Treasurer - — - - - - Linda Darbonne Billy Conrad Jackie Fuselier Barbara Gerbine Ned Dautriel Dicky Dickinson Kathy Guillory Barbara Hamilton Tommy Fletcher Mike Greenslade Marjorie McDonald Linda McEntire Richard Hardesty Aubrey Kelley Darlene Naquin Bonnie Cooper Paul Manuel Rodney Bankens DeeAnna Culpepper Charles Benoit Dwight Moncrief Sally Creasy Charlene Henry Bill Seger David Van Winkle Deborah Kimbrough Janell Kinney Keith Voumard Darrell Zumalt Shelia McFarlain Peggy Porter Mitchell Anderson Penny Pierriottie James Carpenter Kathy Walker Steve Doran Harley Dupuis Dorothy Deshotel Sandra Holmes Jimmy Ingram Frankie LeBleu Shirley Bowman Kathy Brashear Richard McGregor Charles Stone Carolyn Carter Lou Ola Datenhoff Evan Thornton Bill Vincent Sandra Douglas Sharon Kinney Daryle Abshire Nicky Fabacher Brenda Lampris Charlotte Landry Ronnie Fittz Ronnie Foy Barbara LeBlanc Diane Lewis Michael Lawrence Dorothy Coleman Linda Robinson Mary Borel Raymond McGregor Richard Presutti Gloria Briscoe Francine Curl Pat Quinn Cleveland Roger Shelia Stubbs Gilda Uaughdrill Jack Sheffield Silvin Soileau Brenda Goss Carolyn Lowery Jack Borgman Terry Van Slyke Wanda McDonald Roxanne Miller Jimmy Whittington Ray Budge Elizabeth Seily Patty Red burn Stephen Calhoun Jerry Dixon Delores Spell Dale Venable Gregory Elliot Frankie Fronczek Sandy Bennett Sybil Burnett Jerry Guillory Butch Hennigan Sherry Dennis Linda Duhon David Milburn Howard Robertson Kay Gerke Jean Gray Larry Simmons Harry Chamberlain Ella May Rebecca Richmond Gory Cox Harry Garrison Donna Davis Diana Foster Robert Hebert Larry Croxton Delia Roberts Becky Smith Paul Culpepper James Duhon Judy Bratcher Linda Darbonne Bruce Fraser Ronnie Hoben Mary Gray Carolyn Grice David Holly Eddie Holmes Nancy McCluskey Sally Battles Rusty Richard Mike Roach Priscilla White Edna Williams Danny Bozeman Billy Culpepper Gary Damsteadt Tommy Dow den Patrick Hebert Mike Hollis Kenneth Miller Darrel Sanders Ford Bickham George Seiley Mike Sumpter Calvin Johnson Steve Miller It's dissection time in the biology lab and here are tomorrow's doctors hard at work. Caroldine Hebert and Janell Kinney pin the earthworm apart as Grace Duhon and Carol Benoit observe and take notes. Duhon watch closely as Charles Wing performs the surgery. In the background can be seen Shirley Walker, Sybil Burnette and Karen Peterson in another group of Kildares and Caseys. nr £OWO UOR££ 20PU0 U0RE omc£B£: President-------------------Jimmy Klepzig Jeff Hawkins Vice President------------ Steve Powers Barbara Fuselier Secretary - -...............Linda Davis II Treasurer - -- -- -- -- - Rose Picard Reporter — ----------Maureen McFerrin Philip Cureton Kay Gentry John Fabacher Maureen McFerrin Darrel Fontenot Glenda Miller Joe Faul Cheryl' Miller Doris Batchelor Denny Stolhand Jim Hayes Darlene Racca Linda Conner John Becton Rayford Martin Gail Runyan Brenda Daigle Pat Bennett Paul Moore Donna Seefeld Grace Duhon Jimmy Fontenot Ronald Murray Shirley Walker Carlyn Dupin Danny Fruge James Olivier Juanita Young Dana Fisher Billy Ingram David Slayton Sharon Young Linda Johnson Leon Marcenac Joey Martarona Linda McCloud Stephen Myers Wilda Miller Leon Parker Karen Peterson Buddy Rayon Rose Picard Clifford Roya Nancy Stockwell Aubrey Smith Carol Benoit David Turner Susianna Cragar Linda Davis I Marvin Crumpler Sue Dunaway Vaughn Duhon Linda Gaines Sheldon Dunham Patsy Hebert Troy Kinman Lois Johnson Jimmy Klepzig Judith Ousley Bobby McDonald Betty Owens Ronnie Marcenac Steve Powers Margaretta Pousson Celeste Hamilton Frankie Wix Wayne Rivers Norma Roy Francis Leubner Allen Davis Jerry Thompson Judy Stevens Brenda Mitchell Jerry Dickerson Duane Tower Penny Brown Sonja Perkins Jeffrey Grogan David Voumard Loretta Champagne Janie Turner Teddy Laurence Terry Perdue Gwen Cole Cathy Ward Edward Martin Hillary Reed Darlene Dowden Catherine Bunch Eddie Mims A1 O’Malley Cherie Prater Lavonna Schwartzer Richard Prater Evelyn Chance Lowanna Stanley Bill Hudson Tommy Thompson Linda Davis II Carol Bowers George Mears Danny Hanagriff Glenda Duke Penny Comeaux Richard Procter Lydia Byrd Margaret Fabacher Charlene Duhon Ronnie Rue Willie Lyons Mary Goode Linda Baier Steve Brown Caroldine Hebert Cathy Nunez Marlene Dumond Ronnie Satterfield Charles Bartlett Linda Barbie David Brecheen Alvinette Beniot Bobby Broussard Linda Campbell FRESHMEN OFFICERS Pres. - — ..... Gary Anderson V. Pres. - - -----John Klepzig Sec. Treas. - - - - Charles Arnette Reporter —---------Shirley Burch Marilyn Mitterlehner Danny Porter Tommy Metzger Donna Curl Pamela Parham Ronald Richmond Randy Duhon Janet Firestone Carla Quinn Richard Thornton Robert Goleman Donna Hollingsworth Janis Andrepont Charles Wing Benny Methvin Linda Lunn Cora Bratcher David Zumalt Wayne Miller Mary Lunn Becky Chisholm Danny Burnett Charles Carter Wanda Dear Scott Chisholm Elaine Hardesty Jimmy Dupuis Jeaneanne Herr Larry Hetzler Judith Langley George Hollis Janie LeBouef Mike Holly Bonnie McCloud Donald Horton Jackie McLellan Rodney Johnson Janet Stockwell John Klepzig Theresa Willard Lorie Lavergne Yleta Young Barney Roberts Helen Almond James Thibodeaux Wylodine Ardoin Robert White Sue Burch Mike Bailey Phyllis Davis Alfred Burgess Belinda Fontenot James Carter Theresa Goode Gary Delano Lucille Grunewald Harold Guillory Delma Lovett Ronald Hamilton Wanda Naquin Mary Roderique Hugh Sanders _ . Mary Culpepper Terry Henderson Shirley Burch Wayne Seal Diane Crumpler Beverly Davis Ronald Nunez W. H. Tower Dorothy Davis Steve Vickers Mary Duraso John Oliver Emily Stephens Bobby Walsh Carolyn Harrison Diana Hebert Clyde Prestridge Roger Wix Mary Hogan Gary Anderson Barbara Henry David Rau Hona Miller Dewayne Bruette Linda Miller Wanda Miller Lawerence Roya Kenneth Conner Barbara Savage Terry Duhon Eileen Pilley M. C. Smith Arlena Stracner Floyd Guillory Sandra Burch Lynda Selph Kenneth Campbell Ronnie Chance Shirley Thibodeaux Walter Savant Glenda Matte Gary Spell Sammy Cheney Myrtle Mower Valrie Widcamp Kathryn Moss Charles Arnett Dwayne Duhon Christine Brewer Anthony Bruno Pat Newsom Kenneth Coplin Ronnie Folds Susie Core Ray Craver Gayle Peloquin Thomas Dunaway Sharon Stockwell Susie Ellender Charles Egedy Charlotte Veillon John Hogan Rodney Hollingsworth Janet Fuselier Ronald LeTard Donnie McCloud Henry Matthews Mike Poe Rita Johnson Tom Moss Noah Naquin Johnny Newsom Elmer Roach Mary Leibee MitchelTYoung David Lovett Recognize him Sammie? ■ Notice how hairdo's have changed. Look Charlotte, no cavities! Polly's Tri-City Champ - Note the football. It all started here! Ronald Acheson E1GMTW GRADE Gerald Lambert Becky Bowers Douglas Carter Gloria Daily Ray Lee Chamberlain Ear line Duhon undivided attention. Mrs. Alderson's English class is busy rewrit-. ing their themes. Robert Davis Janice Fullilove Michael Edwards Marie Fuselier Mrs. Strickland's English group take time out from the lesson to peer into the camera. Lee Roy Hamaker Debra Gammage Steve Johnson Darlene Hoover C. J. LeBlanc, Jr. Pat Cranford Danny Anderson Gail Fraser Patrick Beech Dalton Myers Marian McCain Mary Garner Dwayne Carlock Pamela Hodges Leonard Myers Linda Mitchell Johnny Carver Susan Mann John Conrad Ronald Pickett Bertha Parker Susie Newhouse Jeffrey Fontenot Diane Robinson David Fontenot Nelwyn Silliman Ronald Grogan Jean Ann Snider Terry Harrison David Thomas Jo Ann Thornton Regina Voumard Johnny Hefler Betty Benoit Glenn Van Slyke Brenda Tunks Terry Hymel Kathy Cradure Clifford Johnson James McFarlain Donna Davis ViCki Deshotel Roger Martin Jenny Doran Mark McFerrin Beverly Gentry Travis McManemin Pamela Chapman Gordon Goodeaux Pat Grout Billy Ripley Shirley Henry Barbara Culpepper Mike Guidry Bruce Seger Teresa Kimbrough Gordon Simmons Linda Garrison David Kidd Sharon Kinman Dan Tradewell Cherlyn LeBlanc Paula Gray Gerald Lambert Bobby Benoit Patricia Lunn BAbby Blomquist Janice Hicks Dwight Marcantel Wanda Maddox Ronnie Borel Alece Rue Sabra Johnson Lawney May Dane Brittain Bobby Benoit Donnie Fittz Gwen Mire James McFarlain Deborah Banker David Fontenot Delores Booth Janice Pousson James Lowery Keith Roessler David Hebert Pat Fuselier Ray Morgan Patricia Sampson Sandra Redden Linda Gleason Mark Powers Linda Holmes Charles Bankens Patricia Savant Roy Roberts Katie Johnson Brian Robinson Earl Bertrand Barbara Turner Diana Koonce John Roya Sharon Laird Charles Bowman Debra Baier Gerald Singer Louise Martin Ferrel Soileau James Comeaux Nola Browning Diann Olivier Lynn Van Winkle Billie Jo Picard Fred Harlow Marian Cheney _ . , , , J David Wynne Sue Ellen Roach Steve Bennett Van Hathorn Debbie Cox Judy Carter Carlton Freeman Sandra Carter Jimmy Gibson Sally Ann Francis Keith Hardesty Ann Spell Kennth Cochran George Roberts James Landry Lynne Gerke Betty Stewart Allen Dennis Roger Mathew Collette Hamilton Dennis Miller Belton Duhon Kenneth Fabacher Maureen Havenar David Morrison Alda Jones James Guidry Donald Guillotte Ferre 1 Perron Debbie Lampris Douglas Rambin Lionel Hanagriff Michael Henson Diana McLeod Gary Roberts Pam Sonnier Gary LeBleu Bernard Peloquin Terry Sanders Jackie Thibodeaux Glenn Trouille Anthony Reed Donald Turner Sharon Naquin Terron Vidrine Belinda Spell Loren Turner David Willis Mike Bennett Ben Holly SEVENTH GRADE April Miller Phillip Ingram Sadie Bertrand Niaomi Roberts Edward Jacobs Williann Gibson Danny Friesner Williann Gibson Terry Goodeaux Vicki Hillebrandt Chris Guillory Jane Lowery Dean Lambert Ann Van Slyke Walter Pousson Ann White Charles Reed Carol Willis Mike Trahan Jo Ann Young Ricky White Shelia Begnaud Hal Fabacher Karen Campbell Grady Ferris Wanda Carter Byron Fletcher Julie Collier Dennis Fletcher Gloria Guillory David Green Janese Guillory Mike Guillory Mary Ann Moy Michael Manuel Peggy Hansen Steve Hebert Beth Lambert Evelyn Pilley Waylon Marcantel James Hogan Jo Ann Landry Allen King Sandy Reed Richard McCluskey Debra McCain Isacc Miller Renella Tauzin Gail Sevier Bobby McDonald Jay Peck Karolyn Campbell Fred Roach Donna Conner Roger Miller Shelia Carpenter Larry Willis Delores Cox Sherrina Dickinson Ben Norris David Culpepper Peggy Lambert Leon Fast Carol Egedy Raymond Padgett Brenda McDonald Bobby Griffin Carolyn Mitterlehner Aline Elliot Donnie Richmond Jerry Roessler Ellen Gilchrist Kathy Benson Tom Fergerson Cliris Venable Keena Loftin Mary Carver Dale Gentry Shirly Chance Jerry Webb June Martin Bruce Havens Karen Dumond Phillip Jordan Steven Zumalt Cynthia McCain Stephanie Fisher Donald McLeod Sherry Mahon Keith Campbell Sue Miller Tommy McDonald Mary Mims Michael Tauzin Owens Conrad Margie Morrison Melissa Moss Craig Seefield Ruth Myers Milton Colvin Diana Self Harrell Mahlon Karen Schuman Don Browtj Billy Dawson Annette Wilkins Sherry Smith Howard Elliot Sherry Tower Buddy Friesner Golden Tradewell Dale Hardesty J Mike Hayes Herman Fontenot Judy Trotti Bobby LeTard Debbie Wilhite Paula Herr Mike Hillebrant Joe Poe Kathleen Young Dexter Reed Boyce Hollingsworth Earl Johns Donna Abshire John Rodrique Daurice Bloodsworth Brenda Holmes Scott Johnston Dean Roya Priscilla Crompton Randy Smith Susie Johnston Jeb Landry Denise Darbonne Ben Guillory Sandra Duhon Katie Willet Frank Martoroma Mike Walker Kathryn Gilchrist Mike Walsh Toni Zito Donnie Mitchell Roycelyn Gray Richard Bunch Kathy Hawkins Mitchell Robinson Mike Slayton SPOtt GRADE Paul Champagne Betty Carver Avis McBride Guy Gam mage Dale Coplin Marilyn Conrad Tonnette Pousson Burt Kennedy John Craver Kathy Daigle Dora Quinn Jerry Ferguson Elroy Dunaway Cydney Havenar Darnell Richmond Allen Miller Harry Dunaway Jerrilyn Hardy Peggy Roderique Thomas Mitchell Douglas Faul Vicki Hicks Rylla Smith Butch Racca Tommy Foy Andrea Johnson June Webb Clarence Robertson Jim Wix HRP GRADE Dan Core Linda Sue Cain Linda Johnson Paul Dunaway Shelly Chisholm Jerry Racca Pat LeBlanc Cindy Conrad Lori Myers Ben Pinion Bridget! Courthey Dan Powell Gina Ernst Don Powell Eliska Halverson Dennis Quinn. Bonnie Henry Mary Parker Debra Pousson Eldon Reed Renee Richmond FOURTH Billy Borgman Rebecca Byrd David Byrd Gary Dickerson Gary Fletcher Vanessa Courtney Scott Gammage Bob Hardey Jeffrey Harrell Janet Fraser Ronald Hebert George Herr Terry Kennedy Melissa Friesner Alan Woods Cynthia Fullilove Hillery Lanlgley Brian McBride Hal McMillin Linda Kroske Jeffrey Marti Douglas Milburn Dean Robertson Elaine LeBlanc Warren Vidrine Susan Owens Robert Wattner Juanita Stanley Michael Wix TWfRD-SECOND Willie Bailey Catherine Conrad grades Darrell Delossey Ronald Bertrand Gerhard Ferstl LeRoy Foy Rose Carmichael Kathy Brown Charles Garrison Dalton Henry Janeane Guillory Lori Courntey Danny Johnson Paul Lyons Jaceson Johnson Willie Langley Georgina Delossey Betty Dunaway Michael Matte Mitchell Pinion Anthony Pousson Tara Miller Bobby McGregor Mark Moore Aaron Quinn Chad Richmond Kayla Pilley Doris Robertson Vance Richmond David Williams Ramona Myers Janet Slaydon Terry Sevier Paul Vidrine RR£r GRADE Ricky Baily Patricia Baily Edlynn Harrell Michael Hardy Ricky Cain Theresa Bass Cheryl Kroske Robert Mitchell Charles Champagne Cynthia Byrd Vernice Langley Randy Onxley Glenn Dixon Marlene Delosey Sally Rodereque Kenneth Racca Gregory Fletcher Cathy Dickerson Crisilda Savant Carl Webb Scotty Foy Debbie Fergerson Angie Fleming Leward Cain Edward Williams Kathy Fleming RA U-LER SU ETWEARr DANA FISHER She has beauty, charm, grace and a sense of humor. Not only that but she is extremely intelligent too. Now do you wonder why we chose her for our own? BRIDGET BOZEMAN TOP BEAUTY nvsadoi OHVDId 0 T POLLY VIDRINE FREDDY DOW DEN SENIOR BEAUTIES AND BEALP6 SKIPPY CHISHOLM JO ANN LANGFORD RICHARD HARDESTY JUNIOR, BEAUTIES AND BEALpC KATHY BRASHEAR SHERRY DENNIS TOMMY DOWDEN VAUGHN DUHON LINDA DAVIS II SOPWO UORE BEAUTIES £ND B£AL 6 CHERIE PRATER TROY CHARLOTTE VEILLON BOBBY WALSH FR£SHMAM B5AUTTES AMD B AUK VAL WIDCAMP PAM PARHAM ALLEN DENNIS DEXTER REED MARK Me FERRIN JUNIOR WISH PAM HODGES MARY MARGARET CARVER BEAUTIES AND BEALK DELORES JEAN COX ALLEN KING LINDA GENTRY LINDA HAVENS JANICE GUILLORY ROBIN McBRIDE JUDY McCALLON JANICE PHELPS SANDRA DAVIS LINDA ROBINSON BONNIE JOHNSON SHARON HODGES DONNA DAVIS JANET FIRESTONE CHARLOTTE LANDRY MAUREEN Me FERRIN DELORES SPELL ELAINE HARDESTY re UISS WESTl JCE PAG54NT On September 19, 1964, the Business and Professional Organization of Westlake held its first annual pageant. It was a gala affair which lasted all day and was'climaxed by the choosing and crowning of a queen . . . Miss Westlake I. The judges made an excellent choice by picking Miss Jo Ann Langford for this honor. Bonnie Johnson was first runner-up and Hettie Thompson was the second runner-up. v On the afternoon of the pageant a beautiful tea was held in the home of Mrs. Stev Colosky for the purpose of entertaining the candidates and to give the judges an opportunity to interview each of them. At top left to right is Cynthia Gentry, Kathy Guillory, Kay Gerke, and Lynda Davis. At bottom is Patty Redbum, Sharon Hodges, Bridget Bozeman and Cherie Prater. At the top of the next page is Jo Ann Langford, Jane Meche and Sally Battles. MIDDLE ROW: Roxann Miller, Hettie Thompson, Bonnie Johnson and Carolyn Grice. .tJP QUEEN CAL-CAM XXU Chosen by a panel of judges as queen of the Calcasieu-Cameron Bi-Parish Fair for 1964 was Miss Jo Ann Langford. This just goes to show you that we aren't the only ones who think she's beautiful. Jo Ann has brought the school and community a wealth of top-notch publicity. WO UECO UJNG- 1964 Nominated by the football team and elected by the entire student body as queen of the 1964 Homecoming festivities was pretty hazel-eyed, blonde Jan McMillin. The identity of the winner was not revealed until the moment of crowning. Mrs. Pope Adams, a teacher for many years in our school, and at present a student at McNeese was chosen to do the crowning. Mrs. Adams' grandson, David Fanta, served as crown bearer. Performing the crowning at the game was Mr. Jim Davis, outgoing school-board member of Ward 4. Crownbearer was Micheal Kile. At left is the entire court at the morning ceremonies in the gym. At the game below are: Charlotte Veillon, Linda Davis II, Maureen McFerrin, Charlotte Landry, Linda Havens, Queen Jan McMillin, JoAnn Langford, Sammie Burch, Kathy Brashear, Sherry Dennis, and Pam Parham. PGPCLLB CHRISTMAS FORMAL Miss Jo Ann Langford was chosen as queen of the Christmas Formal from a field of 80 contestants. The 1963 queen, Linda Davis II, performs the crowning and Merrick Mothershed is crown bearer. Chosen as 1st Maid was Bridget Bozeman, 2nd Maid, Charlotte Veillon, and 3rd Maid, Jane Meche. Below is pictured the top ten before the final decision was made. Back Row: Bridget Bozeman, Robin McBride, Carolyn Lowery, Donna Hollingsworth, and Jo Ann Langford. Front Row: Earlene White, Charlotte Veillon, Jane Meche, Sharon Hodges and Maureen McFerrin. ' trs. Lillian Dixon is pictured presenti Most Outstanding Member Award to Kath V ilhite irho was chosen for this honor b; vote of the members of the Pep Club. OUEEN OF SU EETWE4R7S Miss Bridget Bozeman was chosen queen of the 1965 Sweetheart Formal which is an activity of the FHA Club each February. Maids were Linda Davis II, Joycelyn Langley, Charlotte Veillon, and Polly Vid rlne. Linda Gentry performed the crowning. Shown below are the top twelve as picked by the judges: Polly Vidrine, Bridget Bozeman, Mary Jane Roderique, Linda Davis II, Loretta Champagne, Shirley Burch, Janice Guillory, Joycelyn Langley, Linda Havens, Maureen McFerrin, Charlotte Veillon, and Judy Langley. Shown in the panorama below are: Elizabeth Seiley, Judith Langley, Loretta Champagne, Priscilla White, Belinda Fontenot, Mary Beth Culpepper. Pat Newsom, Janis Andrepont, Mary Lou Duraso, Shirley Burch, Bridget Bozeman, Maureen McFerrin, Linda Havens, Susie Thibodeaux, and Polly Vidrine. Joycelyn Langley receives the Girl of the Month award from Mrs. Farley. In the middle picture the girls are shown parading before the judges. In the panorama at the bottom we see: Vicki Vickers, Linda Barbee, Phyllis Andrepont, Joycelyn Langley, Diane Lewis, Rita Johnson, Janice Guillory, Roxanne Miller, Theresa Willard, Linda Davis II, Caroldine Hebert, Sherry Dennis, Sue Burch, Kathy Brashear, Charlotte Veillon, Gilda Daughdrill, Eileen Pilley, Mary Ann Roderique, Elaine Hardesty, Dorothy Davis and Susie Core. JUNIOR PATROL SPONSOR: Mr. Gill PRESS CLUB SPONSOR: Mrs. Zachry JUNIOR W CLUB SPONSOR: Coach Vicknair SCIENCE CLUB SPONSOR: Mr. Nelson WHO'S WHO IN ACADEMICS 1965 It has become a tradition at Westlake High for the teachers to choose those students who are outstanding in a given subject area and give them a place of honor in the yearbook. On this and the next few pages are found pictures of those students along with the subject areas in which they excel. HOME EC I: Elaine Hardesty, Mary Jane Roderique, Alvinette Benoit, Dorothy Davis and Janis Andre-pont. ALGEBRA I: Rusty Hicks, Terry Henderson, Charles Arnette, Charles Egedy, Dewayne Bruette, Ronnie Le Tard, Susie Core, Mary Jane Roderique, and Janet Fuselier. Not shown is Gary Delano. BIOLOGY: Steve Brown, Jimmy Klepzig, Dana Fisher, Evelyn Chance. Linda Davis I, Linda Baier, Loretta Champagne and Lowanna Stanley. Not shown is Teddy Laurence. CIVICS: David Zumalt, Dennis Naff, Charles Arnette, Charles Egedy, Dewayne Bruette and Penny Commeaux. Not shown is Kay Gattis. r ENGLISH I: David Zumalt, Ronnie Le Tard, Terry Henderson, Glenda Matte, Myrtle Tower, Charlotte Veillon, Dewayne Bruette, Mary Hogan, Dorothy Davis, Mary Lou Duraso and Eileen Pilley. Not shown is Bobby Walsh. GENERAL SCIENCE: David Zumalt, Dennis Naff, Michael Poe, Charles Arnette, Mike Holly. DeWayne Bruette, Rusty Hicks, Ronnie Le Tard, Charles Egedy, Steve Vickers, Susie Core, Mary Lou Duraso and Alvinette Benoit. ALGEBRA II: Cheryl Miller, Ronnie Satterfield and Dana Fisher. PHYSICS: Belva Jones, Joyce Davis, Bonnie Johnson and Ronnie Fronczek. FRENCH I: Dwight Moncrief, David Zumalt, Penny Perriottie, Mac Sumpter, Barbara Le Blanc, Dorothy DeShotel, Sherry Dennis, Margretta Pousson and Brenda Goss. Not shown is Lou Ola Datenhoff, Charles Egedy. HOME ECONOMICS II: Cheryl Miller, Grace Duhon, Elizabeth Seiley, Sherry Dennis, Linda Davis I, Brenda Daigle, and Celeste Hamilton. Not shown is Lou Ola Datenhoff, Rose Picard and Linda Me Cloud. SPEECH I: Back: Jeffery Grogan, Paul Moore, Jimmy Klepzig, Chris Lunn, Jackie Fuselier. Dale Venable, Linda Baier, Sandy Bennett, Mary Parker, Kay Gentry, Larry Simmons, Phillip Cureton, J. C. Picard and Jimmy Fontenot. Not shown is Allen Morrison, Linda Me Cloud and Maureen Me Ferrin. FRENCH II: Frankie Fronczek, Carolyn Lowery, Carolyn Roberts, Richard Me Gregor, Charlene Henry and Dana Fisher. 1 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS: Rachel Guillory and Gordon Jean. GENERAL HISTORY: Mike Roach. Carolyn Lowery. Jackie Fuselier, Gary Darnsteadt, Charlene Henry and Ella Ray May. Not shown is Eddie Holmes. AMERICAN HISTORY: Sandra Maddox, Bonnie Johnson, Anita Green, Chris Pilley, Vicki Vickers Belva Jones and Barry Davis. Not shown is Pam O'Malley. SHORTHAND: Linda Me Entire, Janice Phelps, Anita Green, Janis Harris, Sharon Hodges and Vicki Vickers. Not shown is Pat Parham and Susie Thibodeaux. TYPING: Kathy Ward, Cheryl Miller, Linda Davis I, and Troy Kinman. Not shown are Edna Williams and Darlene Race a. BOOKKEEPING: Robin McBride, Penny Comeaux, Lowanna Stanley and Charlotte Landry. Not shown is Pam O'Malley. ENGLISH HI: Linda McEntire, Sherry Dennis, Linda Robinson. Charlotte Landry, Peggy Porter, Kathy Brashear, Kathy Walker, Harry Garrison, Darrell Zumalt, Frankie Fronczek. Not shown is Barbara LeBlanc. ENGLISH IV: Ronnie Fronczek, Anita Green, Chris Lunn Guy Zachry, Bonnie Johnson, Mary Russell, Kathy Wilhite, Sandra Maddox, Belva Jones, Joyce Davis. Not shown is Mac Sumpter. SR. MATH: Ronnie Fronczek. Bonnie Johnson, Sandra Maddox, Joan Atwood, Richard LeTard, Mary Russell, Belva Jones, and Joyce Davis. GEOMETRY: Frankie Fronczek, Richard McGregor, Carolyn Lowery, Charlene Henry, and Jackie Fuselier. ftx1: «• HOME EC. IV: Mary Russell, Joan Atwood, and Sandra Maddox. CHEMISTRY: Carolyn Lowery, Charlene Henry, Gary Darnsteadt, and Frankie Fronczek. COACH MICKEY BENHAM FRONT ROW: Mike Laurence, George Hollis, Joey Martarona, Bobby Thornton. Leon Parker, Ray Budge, Floyd Creel, Darrell Sanders, and David Van Winkle. BACK ROW: Ronnie Fittz, Sonny Thornton, Richard Hardesty, Jerry Thornton. Mike Greens lade, Kenny Ingles. Butch Greenslade, Ronald Hoover, Ronald Zito, and Jack Holly. tW 64 FRONT ROW: Darrell Abshire. David Holly, Mike Hollis, Jerry Guillory, James Duhon, Steve Myers, Ronnie Hoben, Tommy Dowden, Vaughn Duhon. and Johnny Newsom. BACK ROW: Robert LeBouef, J. C. Picard, Jack Borgman, Mike Powers, Kenneth Welch, Ricky Broussard, Freddy Dowden, James Cragar, and Tommy Fletcher. THE DEFENSIVE TEAM: James Duhon, Butch Green-slade, Ronald Zito, Freddy Dowden, and Tommy Fletcher. J. C. Picard, Floyd Creel, Ronald Hoover, James Cragar, Ken Ingles, and Mike Greenslade. FULLBACKS: J. C. Picard, Tommy Fletcher, and Steve Myers. BELOW: Warming up. GUARDS: Jack Holly, Mike Powers, James Cragar, Leon Parker, Freddy Dowden, and David Holly. ENDS: Darrell Sanders, Ronald Zito, Ronald Fittz, Jerry Thornton, Mike Greenslade, Vaughn Duhon, Ray Budge, and Richard Hardesty. ir so OFFENSIVE TEAM: J. C. Picard, Robert LeBouef, Mike Laurence, Butch Greenslade, Mike Greenslade, Kenny Ingles, James Cragar, Ricky Broussard, Freddy Dowden, Floyd Creel, and Jerry Thornton. HALFBACKS: Mike Hollis. Jerry Guillory, Butch Greenslade, and Sonny Thornton. FULLBACKS: Bobby Thornton, Johnny Newsom, Mike Laurence, and Kenneth Welch. CENTERS: Joey Martarona, Ronnie Hoben, Ricky Broussard, and Ronald Hoover. RAM DEFENSE SHINES IN WIN AGAINST BEARS BY HARRY IANCON Displaying raid-season orra on defense the Ram orapletely bottled up the •hurch Point Bear1 offense iiday and despite numerous laitlei end hot weather aed their strong ground arae to make their debut in AA successful. Westlake started off right y winning the toss and elec-ed to receive. They wasted no time in getting down to work. It took them but eight eiyt to light up the ecore-aid. L C. Picard, a name you will hear many times throughout die 4AA district tills year, was the big gainer on this drive. He picked up the TD on a 20-yard bust around and and bulled his way through the last two bears. Sonny Thornton came in and kicked his first of two foe three extra points far the night. Church Point took the . kickoff for their try with the ball. It was here where the Rams threw their stone wall at the Beat's ball carrier. The Bears could go now-where and had to kick. Picard got seven and Kenneth Welsh made the first down, but Westlake was penalized for holding. Robert LeBouef, the Rams' seasoned quarterback. faded for i for a 15 yard loes. Picard then kicked down to the Bears' seven. Church point moved to the 20 and a first down. Three plays gained but 4 end they had to kick. The Rams were called for roughing the kicker and it gave Church Point the ball on their own 49. The Bears tried s it Jump peas over center Ufot n4rlfsu4 rtffVs 1-'_2 a But what they did see was a tackle's The line, big ti scoop1 skin a for th« On tra poi' 14 to 7 fourth c Picard il to the 4 the ball iwrencV '•ardage. seeded is lawn and ceeper, pi i first on 1 aid,the g ainer witi1 d 14 down1 -yard line, tajee keepe dy 2. On fc ked to Gnet. nt Picard X' itouched foi ore of the ise, W wne, 256 me running :Bouef sent pass and hit ___________ n with a perfect'pitch for second TD for the Pams, estlake took a 14 to 0 lead to halftime. Church Point received the ill opening the second half td for the first time la the me crossed into Ram rritory. Penalties and a sut defense moved the iars back and on a fourth wn situation the Bears fed a fake kick but the rib Greenslade picked up meet of the yardage on the next series of down to move the ball to the 24-yard line. A LeBouef pass to Greenslade was intercepted but the Bears were off side and the Rams retained the ball. LeBouef kept the ball on a fourth and one situation to pick up a first and keep the drive going. At this point the fine were beginning to me ane— J.C. Picard picks up 20 yards before he is brought down by the Bears' 33. Picard again kicked. Terry Higginbotham took the ball anawas hit In bis tracks by center Rickey Ikoussard. The Bears were holding and that moved tiie bell deep in their territory and they kicked out After a wild exchange of penalties the Rams were moving again. LeBouef coxn- eited two posses to end my IX O' Kelley to mo ve the bell down to the 25. Two running plays gained 4. With Rams defeated in mud bath ibove; In a lar.r'-o:'ron Robert Le louef, Picard -ained 20 'aras on the ’lay. ti ht: ' icarr: ’rashes thru ’or nore src ige in the V.1-- ' lou- as game. It is said that a mod pack on the face is very good for a peaches and cream complexion, If tii the girls shot vious of the after their g; with Opeloui Everyone game can at the players E their share o if you didn't you should b field was in possible due hard rain pri and a field drainage adc blem. As to the advantaf would were rooting had the speed so you say it takes a dry field them to scamper. On the other side the Rams have a good passing game, and hen again it takes a dry field to handle the ball. From where we stood (or should say waded) it was the penalties that told the story. All three TI s scored in the game were a result of penalties helping to keep drives going. Opelousas drew 105 yards to the Rams 70. But Westlake had the misfortune of getting penalized at the most crucial moments. There were fan from both sides heard commenting on some of the infactioas I called. We must of th e officiating come up to the f we are accustom The Tigers re kickoff and after a first d xvn were penalized and had to kick. Westlake took the ball on their own clock showing 3. 02 left before rom one yard out. The run the half the Rams were lead- “ for extra points failed but as 6 to O. it proved in the end it wasn't Tigers took over, ton tried a keeper around end but was stopped short rardage with a hard tackle by Zito who played a bang up job on defense. Each team exchanged punts and neither could keep a drive going. On three occasions the Rams backs would break away only to trip up in the wet turf. Midway the second quarter the Rams started driving with Picard and 'Fletcher taking turns carrying the ball, LeBouef threw a long pass to 25. Jerry Thornton up ended aid the Tigers were called for interference, giving the Rams the ball on Opelousas' 50 yard line, Mike Lawrence got 3 and Fletcher added two more. A third down pass hits the target but the slipp-ag ball eludes the receiver. Picard then kicked to die Tigers 30. Mixing their plays well 20-13. riNAL SCORE: Opelousas Westlake 13 6 AT LEFT: Dutch Greenslade does a pretty catch in the tilt with De De Ridder which was held on Monday nipht due to Hurricane Hilda pryin us a visit on Friday. The garic was a heartbreaker. FINAL SCORE De Ridder........13 Westlake..........6 Y HARRY L. LANCON When it was known that V'estlake had to tackle De-liddcr and Oakdale with ■nly three days rest because if Lady Hilda things didn't ook too bright. But after Fri-,ay night it seems that hard rork is just what the Rams ike best. Against De Ridder, he offense looked sluggish nd the new first time tried efensive unit were as yet intried. They proved eager ,nd did a most creditable job. ind had it not been for the ed flags that were seen lying all night it would ave been a much better contest against DeRidder. riday night Coach Core had nough confidence in his wo unit system to give them nother try. And for the first alf it seemed that it was -londay night all over again. Ut in the second half the lams two units did just what hey were expected to do by heir coaches and the fans ad a chance to see two omplete games in one ight. The first half was com-letely dominated by the iakdale Warriors. Westlake fon the toss and elected to eceive. Ronald Zito took he kickoff and was downed n the Rams 30 yard line. J, T, Picard got 2 and 3respec-lively and Mike Laurence .dded 2 making it 4th and hree. Picard got off a nice rick to the Warriors 30. But in their first offense play he Warriors were giving a 5 yard penality back to heir own 15. From there the Varriors started their drive hat 9 plays later was to jve them their first touch-own. ,ody Colquette and obby Butler took turns arrying the ball with some was hit but managed to roll into the end zone. The . try for extra points was blocked by O'Kelley and die Warriors led 13 to O. After the kickoff LeBouef tried three straight passes that fell incomplete and the ha! f ended with Oakdale in possession of the ball on the Rams 45 yrd. line. The second half started with a bang for Oakdale that is. Butler took the kickoff, went up the middle then hit the sidelines and was in for the T. D., with a 84 yard gallop. The kick was no good. But for Oakdale fans their cheering and their ball gam e had ended. The hearty West-lake fans would be on their feet the rest of the night because their Rams were going to give them the excitement they had come to see. Th� offense was beginning to wake up. Westlake took the kick off to their 40. Picard got 5 and Laurence went 3. On 3rd and 2, Picard got 6 and first down. Laurence hit for 3 Picard went over left tackte for 6 more and picked up another first on next pi ay to Oakdales's 35. Picard hurt his leg and was replaced by Tommy Fletcher. On two straight plays Fletcher got 6 and 2. On 3rd down LeBouef elected to pass but it fell incomplete. He hit on a down and out pass to Greenslade and a first down on the Warriors 15. On a roll out LeBouef got 3, Laurence drove for 7 and a first on the 5. Fletcher got 2 and LeBouef on a keeper into the line got the Rams first TD. Sonny Thornton split the uprights and it was 7 for the Rams. Oakdale in three plays were on their own 45, But a fired up bunch of Rams recovered a Warrior fumble and the Ram ve jjead g i .1UC U«U1 jy 4U l'U9i back Ray Cloud. When the Rams defensive unit started to stall the drive Cloud faked andfaded to his left and found Colquette all alone on the 30 and hit him with a pass and Oakdale took the lead. The kick was good and with 6 minutes left in the first quarter Oakdale led 7 to 0. Westlake took the kickoff and a gain tryed to get their offense in gear. Again they couldn't move and had to kick. On the first play Oakdale fumbled and tire Rams had the ball on their own 45. LeBouef tried a roll out but was for no gain. LeBouef Thornton with all the way. Coach Core after the game had much praise for his defensive unit. He said he thought it was the ability oi being able to use two units throughout the game that payed off. And not only does it make a team stronger to have two units it also gives more boys a chance to play in the games, and after all that is why they are going out for football. Core stated. ' The Victory for the Rams was costly, however as they lost the services oi their senior end, Jerry Thornton, who had to leave the game after re injuring his shoulder that he had trouble with last year. A Coach Core, we that the injury was serious but more stated that Thornton be out for at least weeks. We would like to few words on the ganr DeRidder that we di get a chance to It seems there were fans who were a 1 appointed in the the game. They more experienced should have been fense. True some of that were being Used fense were young anc experience, but Coac proved his point agai Oakdale. As anyone k if you can keep fresh in the ball game at timeSjiyour chances ning are much gre Ridder had a very operating back fielc on the side lines it ■ to tell who had the With the things the unit learned against Dragons helped thei BOUNCE BACK r e Jy 1 iic HCOUU .U, N WIN OVER OAKD RIGHT: Butch Oreensla.le gathers in ti p skin thrown by Robert Le jouef viich was the deciding touchdown in the victory over undefeated Oakdale. 3SL0W: Doesn't look like Ronald jito needs any help but everybody two naming pi ay , Laurence d picked up 11 yards and first down. Fletcher added and Greensladc romped 11. Fletcher hit for 8 in a plays and LeBouef picked the first on a keeper to i 20. Three straight plays Fletcher and he was on e Warrior 10 with a first jwn. Fletcher hit tackle ir 4 and on second and goal, Fletcher, (Flash as is called) bulled his way ito the end zone. Again, homton's kick was good nd everyone was wondering what they were seeing was ue. As the Rams two units ere changing places on the eld the offense to'd the delusive unit .ere just in cnst. are very capable of holi their own against anyon The two unit system th Coach Core has started should help strenghten team. And to the fans looked at the big yarda; Ridder ran up against tl Rams should remember this was done between 20-yard lines and only did they get across the line. No matter how m yardage you give up in ift ball game, its how maniffl times you cross the goa. counts. Had it not been a penality to nullify a-touchdown by the Rams’ score coulS very easily b ended in a tie. Anyway « � ; Rams rips through Vinton in 21-0 win BY HARRY LANCON Because of prior commitments, I was unable to attend the Rams encounter with Vinton Friday night. The loss of Jerry Thornton :o the team for a coin James due to a shoulcl iury turned out to be o � me. I called on Jerry' ill in for me Friday nig] md after reading over hi lotes, I am quite certain here was nothing that wei y him unnoticed. (Thanks' eny). Again we feel much iraise should be heaped upon1 he defense unit of the Rams. Ve must go along with the act that the offense scores he points and gives the hrills to the fans with their ine passing and hard running, ind we don't want to take nything away from them, ut most of the time its he names of the offense that shown in print as they rive the lenjth of the field ar a touchdown or make ame great catch on a per-ctly thrown pass. We are lad that Westlake has the ffense to do these things. it are happy they can now oast of a good defense to o along w ith the offense. 's the hardnose playing of he defense that can stop the pposition and break their pirit. In most games this s the turning point to vic-ary or defeat. As I look over otes it is evident-efense rose to th ime and again ions game. After a give ar uarter with each t re other out, but : luch toward lij' ore board, the R ading their big _ irsons of J. C. Pic reenslade, and M nee. Quarterback sBouef, started % tern through the wasn't long befi ored the first of Sonny Thornton ctra point on a kii irough for the Rar akdale continued ice with three I ;ain Friday. After Westlise sam exchanged , looked as if the er of the half w nue in that fashi ons had other idi it was evident that the two unit system usfcd by the. was being felt ba as they cc ball school which in the officials minds has conducted itself in the best manner, of good sportsmanship. The coaches, pl= school and th; ’ judged J. C. Picard picks 19 yards with some fa leg-work against the Vinton Lions. FINAL SCORE: Westlake LVinton k y bev A1 and' the have prove I wc note ofl who are the Westll ciation. ‘ numbers evl Association Ay cause, we should be awal ivity and goal! people know of Aey will want • part of the assoc] One of the Ail Quarterback James Duhon drags down the Lion's ball carrier for no gain on the play. It often happens a nnual homecoming ion the visiting te ff the field as the hereby ending the J ccassion that the ol ad come to see. Frl ght came mighty •ing one of those t Landry came he rove why they are egarded in class A hen it was all ovet Vest lake fans had h or the Timers. When two rivals hese get together re usually so keyed atne time there « some rmscues ilay so tense that uually occur quite Kams shine in Homecoming win jgers downed But that wasn't today night. It was f inches that ime and again, the lad to brought out nd most of the ard stick would all. Westlake on re he opening kickoff lut the Tigers had ilay ball as they ix in three plays rcard was called o out of tr he Rams found hey were out ol an and into the Tigers took the jwn 22 and star hat had all the ear f a touchdown, jot down to he defense [ones tried : t not been ; ive play on lames Duho: jeen good for a T he next play the hrew Jones for a loss-making it 4th a S'ot to be denied J hrew to Leonard n the end zone who great catch to giv Tigers the lead with left in the fust q The Tigers tried to ixtra point but didn it. Westlake took th Dff and it seemed th going into a pattern running plays, a third and then kick. Mike Laurence and dreenslad Above: Sonny Thornton kicks one through the uprights as Butch Greenslade holds. Left: Hike Laurence on the receiving end of a Robert Le Bouef pass. FIUAL SCGRE: Westlake...........13 Landry.............6 K-je winners and losers a ■ vt o ’ ef on back for a good i • They may make mis- the balTc 4 es and perhaps miss a r- Jps or a tackla that you T nk they should have made, coaches out remember, they are all Pizzolatto Runs Bulldogs West Lake Rams, 13-0 tion penalty against the Hams The Jennings forward wall held the Rams cold on two more plays and the Bulldogs took over on the eight. In the d r i v e, LeBouef completed two passes for 38 yards Jennings drove to pay dirt from that point in 16 plays with Pizzolatto again slamming in e tally. Piz- — 4k. ... 4k, A beautiful play as Jerry Thornton pulls the ball out of the air. of the 92 i carries to rds and his shadowed a ■ ....... es. I hey stand 3 and 1 in district play. There are 3 remaining games on the Bams schedule—DeQuincy, there; .•enmngs recovered to stop the threat. Ken Goodreau for the Bulldogs carried to his 30 before being stopped. The.first quarter ended with Jennings in possession. Each team exchanged five yard penalties at this point and Jennings was thrown for a 3 yard loss. Nick Pizzolatto threw a pass to Chip Shirley good to the Dogs 45. Pizzolatto made a great run to the Rams 30 where he was caught from behind on a diving tackle by Daryl Abshire. Goodeau got another first to the Rams 19. On 3rd down he went to the one and on the next play he hit the line and went over for the Bulldogs first touchdown. The kick was good and with the clock showing 5:32 in the second quarter the Bulldogs went back up the field leading 7 to 0. Greenslade took the kickoff back to his own 34. The Rams moved the ball into Jennings territory down to the 30. The longest run was for 12 yards by Heard. On second and 8 LeBouef shot a pass to Jerry Thornton that m ROBERT Lf LETSGOWITH HELPS HOLD’ was incomplete. was called on the I giving the Rar.s a] 10 cn the 15. The f trying to beat the | threw another pa was interceptc J had time for c before time ra first half, Ronald Zitt Mike Laurence provides the protection as Robert Le Bouef sails one through the air. THE RAMS DEFENSIVE UNIT WAITING TO GET BACK IN ACTION AGAINST THE JENNINGS BULLDOGS. [ w BV HARRY 1ANCON Where there is a v there always has to be a loser and Friday night at nings was no exception. I easy to lose a game any day of the week, but wh Lady Luck deserts you as the Ram .n isfortune, you don't have a chance The Jennings walked off the field 13-0 win over the Rams a hard fought game that any moment could have gone either way. Not to take anything : from a fine club such as Bulldogs, but had it not b for some miscues on the of the Rams their into Bulldog land could been a happy one. Three times the Rams drive to within striking distance the goal. On two of they penetrated to the 5 line. Once they were of fumbling; another ti they had a pass interce and a third time they the goal line only to hi called back on illegal cedure. But as we said before us not deny the Bulldogs anything as they have a good running team. It w much too often that the secondary had to maJ tackle on one of the running Dogs. Westlake kicked off the Bulldogs to open the game. After picking up first downs the Dogs hao five up the ball on the Rams 0 yard line after the passes up t BUTCH GREENSLADE TRIES HIS LUCK TOS-SINGTHE PIGSKIN AND AGAIN MIKE LAU- Boucf got a first on a keeper LcBouef changed targets this time and threw to Mike Greenslade good to the 30 yard line of the Bulldogs. Picard got 3 and Greenslade added 2 and 4 which gave the Rams a 4th and 1 on the Dogs 14. LeBouef got the first on the 11 yard line. Laurence hit the line for 3 and Picard was held for no gain but got two on the next play. On fourth and 5 on the six yard line LeBouef started around his right end on what looked to be an option and slipped a short pass to Picard for the TD, but as fate would have it the Rams were called for backfield in motion. Jennings gladly took die penalties moving the ball back to the 11 and giving the Rax another try. LeBouef s pass was just over the outstret-of Picard. Bulldogs took over d to their own 32 Rams started get-jump on them and help of a penality was faced with a 20 on their ovn 12. Rams relaxed for a and Goodreau reele run to the 33 mungs a first down, tto on the next all of his 190 lbs. and sprinted through Ram defenders out in front when him with a fin the Rams IS. From was hard going for dogs. They got a first 3ams 4 after four then it took them before Pizzolatto ore. The kick was the Dogs lead 13 re was 10:23 left e when the Rams kickoff. Greenslade two and LeBouef the air. The first Greenslade. He could on to it and on LeBouef tried a ss to Laurence and omplete. Picard the first time e by either team, ldogs moved the ball ams 24 where they f gas and the Rams r. LeBouef hit Mike with a pass good Vith another to on the Dogs ot a first down On the next Bouef handed off to ade who then threw ton, but it was out ich. LeBouef s next intercepted by the Bulldogs, who then ran out the clock. TKi� lrtcc nmv thft West Lake Rams Blast In 26-6 Contest as DEQUINCY - A steady rain and a tough West Lake team ing good for a touchdown. Hubert LcBouef hit G rec n-The game started slowly, with slade in the end zone for a both teams using the first half touchdown with :02 remaining coimbhied“to dampen the spirits lo fet adiusted to ,he elusive n the half, of a large homecoming crowd. ova • The Rams came out after the here Friday night as the Rams i 9n the first play of the sec- intermission s(iii fjrwi un clobbered the DeQuincy Tigers ond quarter, however, Rami™ ™ f '1 P-“nd 2g_g • Tommy Fletcher pounced on a romn,y 0 Kelley made a recov- Both teams had trouble hold- £ 7 1? i'ery when lhe Tigers’ Marcantel ing on to the slippery pigskin,' e 1 but DeQuincy had the worst of1 ov™ , it, losing the ball eight times, « took the three by intercepted passes and move 67 j five fumbles. w‘th Ekfi There was (ini' nlaver whom! I the.__ er — halfback J. C. Picard of! West Lake. The speedster led. u'k 11 Juui tBamaJift i27.yards rug 22 carries and scored 13 fumbled the kic Lake the ball 32. IL took Ult. plays to score .Picard movinj ne via an ej ■six for the tal Ihe Rams with 127 yards rushing, kicked ,the e [m 22 carries and scored 131 remaining m i poiqts. | The Rams Fullback Mike Laurence and wanned up stopped. On lowing the k latched on ledge pass f halfback Butch Greenslade i were also in the spotlight for West Lake, Laurence picking up 67 yards in 10 carries and Greenslade scoring two touch- to give the downs. the West Ronnie Marcantel and Gerald sped for 32 ; Jordan led the Tigers, netting play, putting 79 and 56 yards rushing, re- home team’s pec lively. Marcantel carried 17 fter a tin times while Jordan had the ball, Picard and 16 times, one of his carries be-against the Friday the 13th Butch Greenslade in his favorite position of receiving the pigskin, but he was unsuccessful in picking up the needed points because he stepped out of bounds. FINAL SCORE: Eunice........21 Westlake.......6 opening kickoff, Westlake found itself unable to keep a sustained drive going and had to Jdck. Eunice in three running plays could only move against the Bred up Bobcats the Rams had to kick. And Eunice was off and running agitn. Driving from their 50 to the Rams 9, the At the botton of the page we see wet spectators at the De Quincy cane, but their spirits were high as they watched the RariS win 26 to six eQuincy Tigers Sparkles to give West | Jfflly Six lime, with l_ the £n± (run from the The big play in the series was a 14-yard pickup by Laurence. DeQuincy came back for its lone score of the night with Scotty Mathews returning t h e kickoff eight yards to the Tiger 37. II took the Tigers 16 plays ★ ★ ★ WEST LAKE Rushing Carries Cams Lest Net aurence .. Avers ......... •Bocuf . . .rrenslode, B. 'ito .......... Thornton Fletcher Totols .........4S Passing Hod Att. Comp. Yds. Int. leBouet ......... S 2 M Greens lode, B .... 1 0 0 0 Pass Reception f-rfcnsiode, B. ........1 10 Greonsiade, M. Puntm Awq. Blkd JlX 0 Mar contel Jordan Upchurch Co'icerhom Rutledge Totals DEOUINCY Rushing Carnes Goins Lost Net to move into the Ram end zone, with Jordan cracking over right tackle for the final five yards. Jordan gained 29 yards in seven carries in the drive. The final score of the night came on a six yard blast by Greenslade, capping a 56-yard drive for the winners. Picard carried five times in the eight play-drive netting 51 yards. The win gives West Lake a 5-3 overall record, with the Tigers having an even slate of 4-4. West Loke ............... 0 13 7 6—26 DeQuincy ............... 0 0 6 0—6 C. Plcord 5 rjQ. Sonny Thornion W—Butch Greenslode 10 pass trom Robert LeBoeut. K� ck blocked W—L C Picard 6 run. J. C. Plcord run. D—o?Told JordanT rtJn. Run tailed W—Butch Greenslode 6 run. Sonny Thornton kkk. STATISTICS West Loke DeOumcy First downs ........... 12 12 Rushing yordoge .......224 1'0 Possing yordoge .......n v Posses ................2 6 Posses intercepted by 3 Punts .................3-31.1 Fumbles lost ........... 2 i Yards penalized ........60 41 Passing Hod AH. Comp. Yds. Int f P- f f?? T siv an 67 ■ ITT Above are the Senior members of the football team. We're losing a bunch aren't we? Tommy Fletcher stops his man as James Du-hon and Ricky Broussard come in for an assist. Li... mm ■ ■ MBSHR? Below: Sonny Thornton and Ricky Broussard drag one down as the crowd roars. It was very fitting that the Rams should close out their season with a win. This was a good one with a final score of: Westlake - -- -.-..-12 Marion -- -------------------r 3r VAR£rrYTE4M jr, wenv Mike Greenslade picks up 2 more points as he lays one in there in the opener with Marion. Butch Greenslade racks up 2 more points in the 61 - 47 win against Marion High School. I In the first meeting of the season with De Quincy, Mike Greenslade picks up two points as Tommy Fletcher watches tensely. r.v! The Rams met their first defeat of the season with a 61 • 40 loss to the La Grange Gators. Mike Greenslade is shown going after that rebound. In the first double header of the year the Rams came out fourth by losing to Fair Park 61 - 63 and to Byrd High 59 -67. In the second meeting with the Gators the Rams lost 52 -65. The LCHS - American Press Tournament gave the Rams a loss to Plainview 40 - 63, a win against Fairview 61 - 60, and a loss to LCHS 38 - 54. In the La Grange Tournament the Rams won over Redemptor-ist 55 - 43, lost to Sulphur 30 - 44, and won over LCHS 57 -43 giving the Rams the third place trophy in the event. Mike Greenslade sacks the sphere again for another two points in the battle against De Quincy. The Rams won this one. by a score of 73 - 47. Below is a picture of the first place trophy the Rams brought home from the Sulphur Round Robin. The scores: Westlake.........58 De Quincy--------43 Westlake - - - - -50 Singer-----------37 At right is a unique picture as you can tell which way the ball is going. Looks like Mike has just gained possession for the Rams again. Randy Gerke can be seen coming in to help. After two wins against De Quincy the Rams took a loss with the Tigers winning 53 - 45. At left Jimmy Anderson leaves the floor to pick up two points in the last game with Marion before entering into the con ference game schedule. At right Skippy Chisholm earns his share of the points as two of the Rams come in to help. James Duhon goes after the toss as Butch Greenslade comes up just in case. FINAL SCORE: Westlake.................... 5g Marion........................50 The conference series got off to a fine start this season with the Rams winning against Jennings. At Left Tommy Fletcher gets a free one and below right Tommy ends up on the bottom as Skippy and Jimmy look on. FINAL SCORE: Westlake ----- 47 Jennings ----- 42 In the adjoining picture on the next page it appears that one of the Bulldogs is about to get Butch. .. 'S3' V The Rams win the second game of the Conference series by going into overtime. It looks like the ball will fall directly into Butch's hands as Skippy Chisholm tenses. Mike Greenslade and Tommy Fletcher seem to be responsible for the chance. At right Mike gets one close to the basket. At lower right the question seems to be will it or won’t it? If you were there you know it did. FINAL SCORE Westlake - - --......... .53 De Ridder - -- -- .- -- -- .....57 K 1m Your . “PV Tommy Fletcher 52 and Ronnie Fittz 32 both strain as the ball comes toward them in tilt with Oakdale. At top right Skippy Chisholm does his best to win the toss. FINAL SCORE Westlake - -- -- -- -- -- --45 Oakdale - -- -- -- -- -- - -57 At right Jimmy Anderson marches right on up there to pick up another two points. Below Ronnie Fitts gets a judo chop to the throat as the bulldogs fight hard. Lower right: Jennings scoops in the ball but to no avail. FINAL SCORE Westlake - -- -- -- -- -- --75 Jennings - -- -- -.-------49 4? James Duhon leaps down the court high off the court. At right, Fletcher and Fittz attempt to get possession of the ball but we lost this one. FINAL SCORE The last conference game of the season was a win over the De Ridder Dragons, but we didn't get any pictures because James Duhon got our pictures from Mrs. Lancon and didn't bring them back to us. Westlake................. ---43 Oakdale------------------- 54 FINAL SCORE Westlake 70 De Ridder -.........-----53 As a result of the conference wins Westlake placed second in the Western Division of 4-AA. What has five legs and plays basketball? Why, its 2 1 2 basketball players, of course! We're not sure, but we think this scene is from the Lacassine game. We lost it 57 to 55. The Rams won two out of three games with the Eunice Bobcats. On the night of February 23rd it was a real thriller with the Rams winning 54 - 52. At left Mike Greenslade, Tommy Fletcher and Mike Laurence work for possession of the ball. Below: The greenslade Brothers. Mike and Butch put on a show of teamwork to rattle the Bob-cats. The win over Eunice made the Rams runner-up for the District 4-AA title. First Game- Eunice ------- -56 Westlake----- - - -53 Second Game: Eunice- - -- -- --48 Westlake ------ -61 Third Game: Eunice - -- -- -- -52 Westlake - ----- -54 JUNIOR W OR ANISSTTONS FINE ARTS CLUB SPONSOR: Mr. Bourgeois SENIOR, BIOSRAPWES Abshire, Larry - Band-I-IV. Brass Quintet-IV, Dance Band-IV, Speech Club-III-IV, Drum-Major III-IV, Drum-Major Alternate-II. Anderson, Jimmy - Student Body President, Student Council-I-IV, Literary Rally-III-IV, 4-H Club-I-IV, Pres. II-III- Vice Pres. I; W Club-lI-lV, Beta Club-III-IV, Who's Who-I-IV, Pelican Boys State Alt., Basketball-II-lV, Playday-II-IV, Class Officer-I-III. Andrepont, Phyllis - F.H.A.-I-IV. Atwood, Joan - Student Council-I, Library Club-II, F.B.L.A. -III-IV, Reporter-IV; Beta Club-III-IV, Vice Pres.-IV; Who's Who-I-IV. Badon, Larry - Rampage Staff-I-II. Berry, Charles Berry, Linda Bowers - Library Club-1,111, Pep Club- I-III, Literary Rally (Gen. History)-III, F.T.A.- III. Borel, Linda - Band I, PepClub-III. Bozeman, Bridget - Pep Club-I-IV, Homecoming Court-II, Beauty-I-IV, Sweetheart Maid-III, Pep Club Maid-IV, Miss Westlake Pageant-1964, F.H.A.-I-IV, Song-Leader-II, Historian- III, Reporter-IV, F.T.A.-III, F.B.L.A.-III- IV, Sec.-IV, Student Council-I, Alt.-II. IV, Who's Who-II, Parish Gov't. Day-I. Miss Westlake High School-IV, Sweetheart Formal Queen-IV. Briscoe, Joyce - Chorus-I, F.H.A.-I-II, 4-H-I. Broussard, Ricky - W Club-Il-IV, Football-lI-IV, Class Treasurer-III, Track-II, Who's Who-I- III. Burch, Sammie - 4-H-I, F.H.A. Queen-I, F.H.A. I-III, Homecoming Court-II-IV, Science Club-I-III, Band-I-IV. Band Majorette-IV, Speech Club-IV, Sec.-IV; Speech Rally-III-IV - Debate, Oratory, Who's Who-I-III-IV. Chisolm, Skippy - Science Club-I-III, Speech Club- IV. Student Council-I,III, IV, 4-H-I-III, Basketball Letter-III-IV, F.T.A.-III, W Club-II-IV, Playday-III-IV, Pelican State-Ill, Class Pres.-I, Gov't. Day-I, Beau-I-IV. Cragar, James - Football-I-IV, Track-I-IV, Basket-ball-II, Class Reporter-II, W Club Pres.-IV, W Club-II-IV, Playday-I-IV. Creel, Floyd - Football-II-IV, Basketball-III, Track-II, -W Club-I-IV, Playday-I-II, Class Reporter-Ill, 4-H-II. Daigle, Daniel - Literary P.ally-IV (Business Math). Davis, Barry-4-H-III, IV, Playday-II-I Vi Davis, Joyce - Band-I-IV, President-IV; Library Qub-I-II, Beta Club-III-IV, Sec.-III-IV; F.B.L.A. -Ill, Literary Rally-Ill,' F.T.A.-III. IV, Who's Who-I-IV. Davis, Lynda - Chorus-I, Pep Club-III,IV, F.T.A.-II Davis, Sandra - Beauty 111,1V - Pep Club-I-IV, Ramette Majorette III, IV, Sec.-Ill; F.H.A.-I-IV, Vice Pres.-Ill, IV, Reporter-II; F.T.A.-III-IV, Science Club-I-II, Who's Who-I-IV, Playday-I-IV, F.B.L.A.-II-III, Ram-ler Staff-III-IV. Dowden, Freddy - Football-I-IV, ”W Club-I-IV, Sec. IV; Track-Ill, Honor Roll, Beau-IV. Fabachet, Richard Joseph Fleming, Reggie - Science dub-1, II, 4-H-I, II, IV, Football-III, W dub-III. Fontenot, Planey Joe Fontenot, Saraphia - F.H.A.-II-IV, F.T.A.-III, Pep Club-I, II, Science Club-I, Library Club- I, Homecoming Court-II, Playday-I-IV, Who's Who-I, Chorus-I. Fronczek, Ronnie - Band-I-IV, Jazz Band-IV, Clinic Band-IV, Literary Rally-I, III, IV, Science Club-II-IV, President-IV; 4-H-I, II, Beta Club-III-IV, Treasurer-Ill; NSC Summer Science Institute-Ill. Gattis, Kay Gentry, Cynthia - Band-I-IV, F.H.A.-Ill, F.B.L.A.- II. IV, Library Club-I, II, Who's Who I, III, 4-H-I. Gentry, Linda - Pep Club-I-IV, Majorette-III-IV, Pep Club Christmas Formal 1st. Maid-11, F.H.A. I-IV, F.H.A. Sweetheart-III, Beauty-II-IV, F.T.A.-III, F. B.L.A.-II, III, Library Club-II, Science Club-II, III, Playday-I, II. Glover. Buddy - Football-I, W Club-I, 4-H-I, II. Sowela Tech. Goode, John - Band-I-IV, Science Club-III, Dance Band-II-IV, Brass Quartet-IV, McNeese Summer Band Camp-III. Goodeaux, Larry - Band - Band Council - Band V. Pres., F.B.L.A. - F.T.A. Goss, Dana - Sowela Tech. II. Goss, Russell Green, Anita - Pep Club-II-IV, Christmas Formal 3rd. Maid-III - F.H.A.-I-IV - F.T.A.-III, IV, F.B.L.A.-II-IV, Library Club-I-III, 4-H-I, II, Literary Rally - Eng. II, Playday-I, III, IV, Bloomerbowl-I. Greenslade, Butch - Football-I-IV, Basketball-I-IV, All-Tri-City, District, Southwest, State in Basketball-III, W Club-I-IV, Playday-II-IV. 4-H-I. Grogan, James Warren, Jr. - F.S.A.-I-IV, Vice Pres. II; Band-IV, Track-IV, Science Fair-1, III. Guillory, Emery - 4-H-I-III, Science Club-I. Guillory, James SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES Guillory, Janice - Student Council - I, Pep Club-II-1V - Flagbearer-Ill, IV, F.H.A.-II1, IV. President-IV; Playday-II-IV, Homecoming Court-III, Beauty-IV, Chorus-IV, Literary Rally - HomeEc. IV, Who's Who-I.II,IV. Guillory, Rachel - Literary Rally - Typing-II, Chorus-I-IV, F. B. L.A. -Ill, IV. Harris, Janis Ruth Harrison, Tommy - Playday-II, Basketball-III, Football-I, 4-H-II, III, W Club-III. Havens, Linda-F.H.A.-I,II,IV, F.T.A.III - Vice Pres., IV - Pres., Science Club-I, Student Council-I-IV, Beauty-I, III, IV, Who's Who -I, Homecoming Court-III, IV, Pelican Girl's State-Ill, Band Majorette-I-IV, Playday-I-IV. Herford, Jimmy Hodges, Sharon - F.H.A. I-III, Treas.-II, Student Council-1,11 - Reporter; Pep Club-I-IV, Of-ficer-II, Cheerleader-II-lV, Jr. Cal-Cam. Representative-1, Beauty-I-IV, Top-I, Sweetheart Maid-1,11,111, Homecoming Court-II, III, 4-H-II. F.B.L.A. -II, III, Speech Club- III, IV - Vice President-IV. Holly, Jack Hoover. Ronald J. - W Club-III, IV. Track-II, Football-III, IV, Vice Pres, of Jr. Class, Pres, of Senior Class. Jean, Gordon Ingels, Kenneth - Football-I-IV, W Club-I-IV, Track-II, All-Tri-City Football Tackle-IV. Johnson, Bonnie - Band-II-IV, Literary Rally-I-IV, Beta Club Award-Ill. Johnson, Calvin - 4-H-III, IV. Johnson, Ward Wayne Jones, Belva - Library Club-I-II, Student Council-1,111, IV, Literary Rally-I-III, Class Historian- I, F.B.L.A.-II, III - Current Events Team, IV - Vice Pres. .Beta Club-III-V. Pres., IV -President, Senior Class Reporter and Historian. Kandik, David - Ram-ler Staff-I-IV, Co-Editor-I-III, Business Manager-IV, Rampage Staff- II, III-Editor-II, III, Speech Club-III, IV, Science Fair -2nd .Place-II. Kibodeaux, Charles Lambert, Sharon - Honor Roll Langford, Jo Ann - Chorus-II-IV - Miss Melody, Musical Rally-II-IV, Student Council-I-III, Pep Club-II-IV, Cheerleader-IV, Miss Westlake- IV, Cal-Cam- Queen-IV, Beauty-III,IV, Who's Who-I-II, Homecoming Court-III-IV- Queen- III, Christmas Formal Queen-IV. Langley, Joycelyn - F.H.A.-I-IV, Songleader-IV, F.T.A.-II,III, Band-I-IV, Majorette-III, Al- ternate-IV, Beauty-II, Science Club-I, II, Library Club-II. Langley, Lolita - Chorus-I, F.T.A. -Ill,IV, F.B.L.A. -III, IV. Playday-III. LeBouef, Robert - Football-II-IV, Basketball-1,11, Track-II. W Club-I-IV, 4-H-I, F.T.A.III, F. B.L.A.-Ill, Playday-I-IV, Science Club-III. LeTard, Richard - Band-I-IV, Beta Club-III, IV. Science Club-III, IV, Literary Rally-I-IV, Who’s Who-I-IV. Loftin, Ken - 4-H-III,IV. Loyd, Mike Lunn, Cris - Science Club-I-IV, Beta Club-IV, Literary Rally-Ill. McBride, Robin - Pep Club-l-IV, Flagbearer-II-IV, Beta Club-III,IV, Reporter-IV; F.B.L.A.-II-IV- Parliamentarian-Ill, Pres. -IV; F. T. A. - III, IV, Who's Who-I-III. McCallon, Judy - Band-I-IV, Majorette-II-IV, Homecoming Court-I, Beauty-II, IV, F.H.A.-I,II, Library Club-I, Playday-I-IV, F.T.A.-II, F.B.L.A.-Ill, Science Club-I. McKamey, Virginia McMillin, Jan - Pep Club-I-III, Cheerleader-II-III, Homecoming Court-II-IV, Queen-IV, Beauty-I-IV, Student Council-I, Who's Who-II, Class Historian-II, Chorus-IV, Playday-II-IV, Ram-ler Staff-IV, 4-H-I,II, F.H.A.-I,II, F.T.A.-III-IV, Sec.-Ill, Reporter-IV. Jr. Cal-Cam Representative-I, Sr. Representative-II. Maddox, Sandra - Pep Club-I, II, Student Council-I, Reporter-IV; F.H.A.-I, Girl of the Month-III, F.B.L.A.-Ill,IV. Beta Club-IV, Beta Club Award-1,111, Who's Who-I-IV, Beauty-IV, Yambilee Representative-III, NOMA Award-Ill. Mathew, Joseph - Science Club-1,11, Literary Rally- IV. May, James Meche, Jane - Pep Club-II-IV, Library Club-I-III, F.H.A.-II. Miller, Steve Morrison, Allen - Chorus-IV, F.T.A.-IV, 4-H-II, III, F.B.L.A.-Ill, Science Club-I, Music Rally-IV. O'Kelly, Henry Dee - W” Club-I-IV, Football-II- IV, Library Club-I. O'Malley, Pam- F.B.L.A.-II-IV, F.T.A.-Ill, F.H.A.-IV, Library Club-II,HI. Olivier, Wilman - 4-H-I-IV, Science Club-II, Track-I. Olson, Billy - Basketball-III, IV. Track-Ill, IV, Play-day-II-IV. SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES Padgett, Travis Parham, Pam - Pep Club-II,III, F.T.A.-III, 4-H-II, F.B.L.A.-Ill, Playday-II, Science Club- II, Speech Club-I, II, Band-1,11 Parker, Connie-F.H.A.-I-III, Yearbook Artist -Sulphur FJigh School-II-III. Parker, Mary Perkins, Ken - Shop-III-IV, Sowela Tech - 1964. Perry, R. L. Phelps, Janice Picard, J. C - Football-1-IV, W Club-I-IV. Treasurer-IV; All District 4-A, III, All-District 4-AA, IV, Basketball-1,11, Track-l-IV, Class Officer - Treasurer-I, V. Pres.-II, Historian-III, Treasurer-IV, Playday-I-II, Beau-I-IV, Top Beau-I-IV, Who's Who-IV, Co-Captain of Football Team-IV. Pilley, Chris - 4-H-I, II, Student Council-I-IV, Reporter-Ill, Vice Pres.-IV; Class Officers- V. Pres.,-I, Pres,-II, Pres.-Ill, V.Pres.-IV; Science Club-II, III, V. Pres.-II, Reporter-Ill, Speech Club-III.IV, Pres.-IV, Historian-III; Rampage - Sports Editor-I-IIl, Literary Rally-II-IV, School Representative ’’Under Twenty Page” American Press-111, IV, Time Award for Excellence in Current Events-II, Track-11,111, Speech Rally-Ill, IV, Who's Who-I.II,IV. Powers. Mike - Football-I-IV. W Club. Prestridge, Bonita Reed, John - W Club-III, Football-II, III. Roberts, Carolyn - F. H. A.-I, Pep Club-II, F.T.A.- III. F.B.L.A.-Ill, IV, Beta Club-IV, Treas. of F.B.L.A. Russell, Mary - F.H.A.-I, Library Club-II, F.T.A.-III. Beta Club-Ill, IV, Literary Rally-Ill, Talent Show, Honorable Mention-IV, Who's Who-I-IV. Sampson, Charles Sanders, Connie - Science Club-1,11, Library Club-I-II, 4-H-III, Band-I-IV, Librarian-Ill, IV, Band Council-IV, Treasurer-IV. Schumann, Dennis - Band-I, Science Club-I, Ram-Page-11, Ram-Ler Staff-Ill. Seily, Eric - 4-H-I, F.S.A.-I. II, IV, Speech Club- II, Beta Club-III, IV, Band-I-IV, Honor Band- III, IV, Student Director-IV, Track-IV, National Science Institute, Northwestern State College -III. Smith. Bill - Track Sumpter, Mac - Playday -I-IV, Student Council, Who's Who-I-IV. Sutherland, Jerry - Band-I-IV, Science Club-III-IV, V. Pres.-Ill, 4-H-I-III, F’.B.L. A.-IV. Thibodeaux. Susie - F.H.A.-I-IV, F.T.A.-III, Science Club-I, Pep Club-II, III, 4-H-I, Home coming Court-II, Playday-II, Library Club-I. Thompson, Dougie - 4-H-I-IV, V. Pres.-Ill, Science Club-I, F.T.A.-III, Chorus-III, Music Rally-III, Who's Who-I, Science Fair-I. Thornton, Jerry - Football-II-IV, Basketball-II-III, Track-II-IV, W Club-l-IV, F.T.A.-Ill, IV, Sec.-IV, Speech Club-III, IV, Science Club- I- III, 4-H-I, F. B.L.A.-Ill, Playday-IV. Thornton, Sonny - W Club-I-IV, Speech-I, Foot- ball-I-IV, Science Club-I. Turner, Pat - 4-H-I, Speech-II, Christmas Play-II, Who's Who-I, II, Typing-II, Oratorical Contest Rep.-II, F.B.L.A.-IV. Van Slyke, Terry Vickers, Vicki - F.B.L.A.-II-IV, F. H. A.-I, II, IV, 4-H-I, II, Reporter, Library Club-I, III, Pep Club-II-IV, Who’s Who-I, II, Vidrine, Polly - Beauty-II-IV, Band-I, Pep Club- II- IV, F.H.A.-I-IV -Historian-II, Parlia-mentarian-IV, F.B.L.A.-Ill,IV, F.T.A.-III. Who's Who-I, III, playday-III, IV, Miss West-lake Pageant-IV, Ram-Ler Staff-lV. Wagner, Douglas Walker, Diane - Pep Club-II, III, IV. F.H.A.-I. F.B.L.A.-IV. Welch, Kenneth - W Club-I-lII, Football-I-H. 4-H-I. Wheeler, C. R. Jr. - Chorus I, III, IV. Pres.-IV, Music Festival-I, Music Rally-Ill, IV, 4-H-I.III.IV, F.T.A.-III. Whittington, Jimmy Wilhite, Kathleen - Pep Club-I-IV, Outstanding Freshman and Senior, Pep Club Christmas Formal 2nd. Maid-II, Science Club-II, F.H.A. I-IV, Perfect Attendance-I, Homecoming Court-1,111, Student Council-I, F.T.A.-III, F.B.L.A.-Ill,IV, Who's Who-I-III. White, Earlene - Pep Club-II-IV, F.B.L.A.-II, F.T.A.-III. Library Club-III.IV, Student Council-II, Who's Who-I,II, Beauty-II, Pep Club Christmas Formal Top Ten-IV. Zachry, Guy - Swing Band-II-IV, Brass Quintet-IV, Science Club-I, III,IV. F.B.L.A.-IV, Beta Club-III-IV, Honor Band-III, IV, Clinic Band-IV, Band-I-IV, Science Fair-I-IV, Who's Who-I-IV, Exploratory Science - Sowela Tech-II, NSF Summer Institute - Northwestern -III, Student Band Director-IV. Zito, Ronald - W Club-IV, Football-IV, TraekO III, IV, Basketball-III. OR££Nf?£nON£ President: Janice Guillory Vice President: Sandra Davis Secretary: Linda Davis II Treasurer: Kathy Brashear Parliamentarian: Polly Vidrine Historian: Sherry Dennis Song Leaders: Joycelyn Langley Rose Picard Reporter: Bridget Bozeman FHA Beau: Floyd Creel Sponsors: Mrs. Lejaunta Farley Miss Mary Holder President: Linda Havens Vice President: David Van Winkle Secretary: Jerry Thornton Treasurer: Charlene Henry Reporter: Jan McMillin Program Chairman: Mike Greenslade Sponsor: Mrs. Marjorie Myers UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA President: Robin McBride Vice President: Belva Jones Secretary: Bridget Bozeman Treasurer: Carolyn Roberts Reporter: Joan Atwood Parliamentarian: Jackie Fuselier Sponsors: Mrs. Rachel Guillory Mrs. Beth Craig PAMPAS Editor: Mike Greenslade Co-Editor: Sally Creasy Distributor: Kenneth'Miller Treasurer: Shirley Burch Sponsor: Mr. Cecil Sandlin CTUDENT COUNCIL President: Belva Jones Vice President: Joan Atwood Secretary: Joyce Davis Treasurer: Harley Dupuis Reporter: Robin McBride Sponsor: Mrs. Pearl Hebert President: Jimmy Anderson Vice President: Chris Pilley Secretary: Kathy Brashear Treasurer: Belva Jones Historian: Carolyn Lowery Parliamentarian: Sherry Dennis Reporter: Sandra Maddox Sponsors; Mrs. Rutli Kennedy Mrs. Rochelle Vicknair President: Rodney Bankens Vice President: Jimmy Herford Secretary-Treasurer: Shirley Burch Reporter: Jackie McClellon Sponsor: Mr. Don Daigle FSA President: Ronnie Fronczek Vice President: Frankie Fronczek Secretary: Charlene Henry Treasurer: Carolyn Lowery Reporter: Gary Damsteadt Sponsor: Mr. Moon President: Chris Pilley Vice President: Sharon Hodges Secretary: Sammie Burch Treasurer: Bonnie Johnson Reporter: Patty Redbum Historian: Dana Fisher RAM-LB Editor: Charlotte Landry Sports Editors: Jan McMillin Mike Roach Secretary: Polly Vidrhie Sandra Davis Business Manager: David Kandik Reporters: Susie Core Terry Henderson Dwayne Bruette Sponsor: Mr. Maurice Burns UBRARWNS President: Barbara Gerbine Vice President: Juanta Young Secretary: Dee Anna Culpepper Treasurer: Ella May Reporter: Kathy Guillory Sponsor: Mrs. Martha Crick ttutpOTJlt WESTLAKE ELECTRIC Washing Machines Dryers Stoves RAY GENTRY - Owner Refrigerators We Service What We Sell ftutpinjit 2412 Westwood Road 433-5881 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Pastor: L. A. EARL 713 Johnson Street Superintendent of Sunday School: RICHARD SARVER SUNDAY SCHOOL-----10:00 AM MORNING WORSHIP---11:00 AM CHRIST AMBASSADORS - 6:30 PM EVENING WORSHIP---7:30 PM WEDNESDAY PRAYER MEETING..........7:30 PM The First Assembly of God takes great pride in saluting the members of the graduating class and especially those who are members with us. Ronald Hoover, Lynda Davis, and Mary Parker. CLARA’S BEAUTY SALON For the Woman Who Cares We specialize in the right hair style for your face and height. Our Heartiest Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors. 1006 Sampson Street Phone 433-5070 BRADLEY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothes and Shoes for the Entire Family Whatever your needs just ask one of our courteous salespersons to help you. We Proudly Salute the Members of the Graduating Class. 1008 Sampson Street Phone 433-9367 Queen Jo Ann of Westlake seems prettily perched atop one of the beautiful oaks which line the streets of Crowley, Louisiana. This was taken when she was a visiting queen at the Rice Festival. A JOB IS WAITING... J EEPING America strong and free is a big job. A job requiring constant progress and more electrical power. Most of this will come from investor-owned electric companies, like Gulf States. It’s your job, too. Education holds the key to our success as individuals, as a nation. Learn all you can ... our future is at stake. GULF STATES UTILITIES UOMFAIVY INVESTOR-OWNED F rom MANAGAN-CARROLL BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. P. O. Box 26 RALPH E. MANAGAN President Westlake, Louisiana CHARLES M. CARROLL Secretary Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors C. onijyfi mien j oj YOUR LOCAL For All Your Shopping Needs It's TWO SISTERS FABRICS armi STATE FARM AGENT ROBERT McMANUS 1220 Sampson Street Westlake, La. Phone: Office 433-7898 r S T AT I (ARM INSURANCE V__________ MRS. VERNA THOMPSON - Owner 1126 Sampson Westlake, Louisiana V Buttons Alterations Sewing Jewelry Patterns Notions U.S. ENGINEERED TIRES, INC. Quality Tires Quality Service Quality Recapping 433-1075 R. R. DAVIS, SR. J. R. BROUSSARD E. S. JUDD, JR. 1011 Enterprise Boulevard - Lake Charles CHARLES JONES Beautiful Lots and Houses tor Sale Apartments and Houses for Rent 433-5288 436-5177 1991 Sampson Street Westlake, Louisiana YOUR P.T.A. NEEDS YOU JOIN NOW! YEARLY DUES . . . $1.00 OFFICERS PRESIDENTS: VICE PRESIDENTS: SECRETARIES: TREASURERS: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson Tom Miller C. Klepzig C. McBride WHAT HAS YOUR PTA DONE FOR WESTLAKE HIGH 1. Assisted parish health nurses on 2nd and 4th Thursdays. 2. Assisted in giving patch tests. 3. Gave telebinocular test. 4. Gave audiometer tests. 5. Held pre-school round-up. 6. Promoted driver education. 7. Bought fans for all the rooms 8. Sponsored a cub-scout pack. 9. Maintained a roller skating rink. 10. Purchased discount movie tickets. 11. Obtained sitters for PTA nursery. 12. Carried on money raising projects. 13. Helped finance the science fair. 14. Donated to scholarship funds. 15. Made health check of rest rooms. 16. Obtained gold cords for top ten honor students. 17. Sponsored girl to Pelican State. 18. Worked with Civil Defense. OBJECTS of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers • To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community. • To raise the standards of home life. • To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. • To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. • To develop between educators «� nd the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. t?|o INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Beginning January 1, 1965, interest rate at +% per annum will be paid on Savings Accounts having balances of $100. 00 and over. Time Certificates of Deposit bearing interest at the rate of 4% per annum are now available. GOLF NATIONAL BANK WESTLAKE BRANCH MILLER AVENUE 49 % WESTLAKE DRUG STORE For Your Every Drug Need Cameras and Supplies Sick Room Needs Cosmetics Stationery Baby Needs and Toys Gifts for All Occasions Magazines and Games 534 Miller Avenue in Westlake Phone 439-4312 JACK E. FERGUSON - Owner MYRICK WATER WELL SERVICE Any Depth Anywhere We Specialize in Deep Wells. 24 Hour Service Up to 36 months to pay. Pumps - Sales - Service 'ree estimates. Let Us Solve Your Water Problems. Highway 378 Westlake, Louisiana - Phone 436-9078 QgOUSSAffO’x W SUPER MARKET iso mckinley st.westlake.la. IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU CONGRATULATIONS to the graduates from SAINT JOHN BOSCO CATHOLIC CHURCH Westwood Road LIGGIO’S FAMILY SHOE STORE l. i c c; i o’s 702 Miller Ave. HE 9-8199 Clothing for the Entire Family You're money Ahead! Open a Saving Account at CALCASIEU-MARINE NATIONAL BANK 15 Complete Banks Serving Southwest Louisiana Main Office 844 Ryan Street Lake Charles, La. 439-4541 KELLER’S PHARMACY 831 McKinley - Westlake Dial 433-4692 Complete Line of Drugs Baby Needs Gifts Cameras and Film MR. AND MRS. L. A. KELLER, Sick Room Supplies Sundries School Supplies Costume Jewelry Prescription Specialists 436-7677 Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors. RUE SON GROCERY Sulphur Avenue SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT WESTLAKE SERVICE STATION 601 Sulphur Avenue, Westlake, Louisiana Dial 433-9549 JIM GRIFFIN, Owner CITIES SERVICE Car Washing Lubrication Gasoline and Oil Anti-Freeze For Complete Insurance Coverage Automobile Bond Aviation Burglary Public Liability 806 Fifteenth Street at Kirkman LESTER J. PARRA LELANDJ. PARRA Phone HE 6-3186 Parra Agenq „ resent a KEMPER INSURANCE Inland Marine Plate Glass Boat Theft Workmen's Compensation Dial 436-3186 PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY CHEMICAL DIVISION P.O. Box 1000 Lake Charles,- La. Official Journal of the Town of Westlake. HARRY AND IRENE LANCON, Publishers P. O. Box 127, Westlake, Louisiana, Phone 436-4291 $4. 00 Year LAKE CHARLES TOWING CO., INC. General Towing on Inland Waters P. O. Box 951 Lake Charles, Louisiana Tugs Cargo and Deck Barges Bagdad Road Westlake, Louisiana Marine Supt. Res.: 436-7189 Dial 436-6604 WESTERN Milo! Open an Easy Charge Account Today! Automobile Supplies, Home Appliances, Toys, Sporting Goods Electrical Supplies and a Convenient Place to Pay Your Gas and Telephone Bills 2J_ nQc—n2 3 GOOD TIMES f i ( T0fW0YllffN0(|f DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO., INC. 2310 Third St. HE 9-4210 RUSTY’S CLEANERS cleaning Quality Cleaning Westwood Road HE 9-4613 ' Westlake, Louisiana FRAN-JAN SHOP MRS. ED ANDERSON Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear Piece Goods, Baby Wear, Notions 601 Miller Avenue Westlake, Louisiana Phone HE 6-6467 WESTLAKE FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions 704 Goss St. Westlake, La. Phone HE 3-7151 Three Barbers to Serve You at CLYDE’S BARBER SHOP RONALD GUILLORY GRADY HEBERT CLYDE MORGAN 823 McKinley Street ELLIS’ CAFE Specializing in the Working Man's Lunch Short Orders Plate Lunches Miller Avenue in Westlake THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WESTLAKE WELCOMES YOU. Pastor - A. D. BECTON Sunday School Music Director - HUEY WILLIAMS Morning Worship Wednesday Prayer Service at 7:00 PM Training Union Evening Worship 9:45 AM 11:00 AM 5:30 PM 6:30 PM We take great pride and pleasure in saluting the graduating seniors and especially those who are members of our church: Butch Greenslade, Tom Harrison, Jim Herford, Calvin Johnson, Wayne Johnson, Robert Le Bouef, Steve Miller, Henry Okelley, Dennis Schumann, Mac Sumpter, Rhea Wheeler, Jimmy Whittington, Joan Atwood, Bridget Bozeman, Sandra Davis, Kay Gattis, Anita Green, Bonnie Johnson, Joycelyn Langley, Judy McCallon, Pat Parham, and Vickie Vickers. MARVIN WHITE’S MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Highway 90 West Westlake,’ Louisiana Dial 436-0557 CENTRAL PLUMBING HEATING 809 Martha Street Dial 433-5583 No Job Is Too Large or Small. HAROLD McMILLIN - Contractor CHURCH OF GOD C. D. MILES - Pastor Congratulations to the graduating seniors and especially to Freddy Dowden, Robin McBride, Reggie Fleming and Douglas Wagner who are members of our church. Sunday School - - - - 9:45 Morning Worship - - 10:35 Evening Services - - 6:30 Youth Fellowship - - 7:30 Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00 Highway 378 - Westlake, La. We Give Big Bonus Stamps at WESTLAKE SUPER MARKET 835 McKinley 439-4415 For the Best in Meats Shop Us We Never Give You a Bum Steer. 1 •'•T. J m HR i i£i2ijiu£iii2i ll|! j!|! jj| II 1 I 1 I I I ! I 1 I � llllll i ill i i i i I I lj I i i 11 i I I i 1111111111111111ii 'ii'll'lil'W Jv m .AWV.u'Av.1 .jA uUiA1J • r. - ■: •• v V V v. 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