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

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ALGEBRA I; Ronnie Le Tard 1st SOUTHWESTERN I.A. AND O.A. LITERARY RALLY BOYS'QUARTET; 5th Henry O'Kelley Rodney Bankens Rhea Wheeler Allan Morrison Sybil Burnett March 19-20. 1965 GIRLS' TRIO: 5th Donna Davis MIXED QUARTET: 5th Sybil Burnette Rhea Wheeler Rachel Guillory Calvin Johnson ENGLISH GRAMMAR HI: 5th Carolyn Lowery Jo Ann Langford PHYSICS: Ronnie Fronczek 2nd HOME EC. II: Sherry Dennis 5th 1ND. ARTS I: Ken Loftin 5th IND. ARTS II: Joseph Mathew 4th CLER. PRACTICE: Elizabeth Seiley 3rd STENOGRAPHY: Anita Green 3rd

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McNEESE LITERARY RALLY STENOGRAPHY: Anita Green - 3rd March 13, 1965 FRENCH I; Barbara Le Blanc - 3rd The wins of these students gave us a total of 34 points. First place counts 5, second place counts three and third place counts one point. This was our first year in competition with the AAA -AA schools and we feel that we made an excellent showing against them, but are looking forward to even bigger gains in the future. A tip of the RAM-I.ER hat to these gallant winners! CLERICAL PRACTICE: HOME ECONOMICS IV; Elizabeth Seiley - 3rd Janice Guillory - 3rd HOME ECONOMICS I: Janice Andrepont - 3rd HOME ECONOMICS II; Sherry Dennis - 2nd ENGLISH III: Carolyn Lowery 3rd ENGLISH IV: Belva Jones 3rd GENERAL MATH: Steve Brown 2nd ALGEBRA I; ADVANCED MATH: Ronnie Le Tard Richard Le Tard 1st 3rd PHYSICS: Ronnie Fronczek 1st VOC. AGRI. I: Silvin Soileau 3rd IND. ARTS 1: Ken Loftin 2nd IND. ARTS II: Joseph Mathew 3rd HEMISTRY: Frankie Fronczek 3rd BIOLOGY: Jim Klepzig 2nd GEN. SCIENCE; Dewayne Bruette 3rd

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ATHLETIC MAY One of the big events of the spring season is the athletic banquet. A delicious meal was served and topped off with the thrill of seeing the boys receive their awards. At left is J. C. Picard -best back, Ricky Broussard - highest scholastic average, Henry O'Kelley - best lineman and James Cragar -player with the most desire to win. Charles Benoit took the honors as best trackman of the year and Tommy Fletcher copped the best fieldman trophy. Winning the award for best sportsmanship was Skippy Chisholm, best defensive player in basketball was taken by Jimmy Anderson and Butch Greenslade took the best offensive trophy.