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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

Classes — 21 Faculty — 69 Organizations Activities — 121 Royalties — 135 Sports — 157 Ads — 199 School was out and WHS students settled down “For the Good Times” of summer. Some of us worked, some of us played, and some of us did both, but some of us even went to school. We all hoped that the 1977-78 school year would turn out as planned for it to be. As for all the fun and games, everyone was ready. No one just sat around and let the fun pass them by. They even put themselves to work helping get things ready For the Good Times” of the following year. School began earlier than August 23 for a large number of Westlake High Students. The Cheerleaders busily started making signs “greeting the new students.” Football season began early for the cheerleaders for they had to also make signs chee.ing the boys toward victory. The Ramettes and the band carefully created shows and practiced them over and over until everything was just about perfect and ready to be performed on the field. Some of us who started early were just trying to get in some early work in order to get ahead For the Good Times’’ of the fall. Early planning was needed in order to not have to cram everything in all at one time. Once the school year starts there is no stopping or slowing down in your work, you must stay one step ahead of yourself. August 23 rolled around and school started. Most of us were ready to come back and get in the swing of things. The Freshmen were nervous but excited, often a little lost. The Seniors were a little uneasy because they couldn’t believe they had arrived at the top of the ladder at last. But once they got the hang of it, it was better than ever. They finally realized they were the “tops.” The counselors and office staff were busy answering questions which had filled the students’ heads. Schedules were being fixed so that everyone would be able to enjoy and be ready “For the Good Times” ahead of them. It didn’t take us long to get back into the school routine. The new students fit right in with the others. They were made to feel at ease. Schedules were worked out, textbooks were assigned, and everyone was issued a locker. It wasn’t long afterwards, until everyone was losing their locker keys. A dollar was paid here and there for new keys and a promise was made not to lose them again. Don’t get the idea that it was all work and no play. We were also ready “For the Good Times” of 1977-78. Football season started once more and we had even higher hopes than last year. Pep rallies inspired not only the football players, but the students and faculty also. Dances were held after some of the games and “pizza” was the main food eaten after each football game was played. Football led to the big one, “Homecoming.” School became the center of all our activities and attractions. We worked in the classrooms and played hard out of them. All this time, we were changing, growing, maturing, seeking, and wondering how everything would turn out. But, everything turned out just great. If everything wasn’t in tip-top shape, it was at the best, far better than expected. The 1977-78 school year at Westlake High School was hopefully a truly remembered and satisfying one. Dear Students, Through the years this book will be looked at many times by many different people. It is nice to know that you have at your finger tips the fond memories of your life at Westlake High School. Some of these memories may be a little sad but the majority will be happy memories. As the time goes on you will cherish your days and years that yon pent in high school. To the seniors, let me add a personal word. Your gr4 iation leaves me with mixed feelings — pride in your accomplishments and yet sorrow over your leaving. Through your years at Westlake High School, I have come to know and love you. You will not be forgotten. May I congratulate the Ram-ler staff and sponsor for the hard work that it has taken to make this yearbook successful. Sincerely, y y!CUuxwJ Oj Marion A. Benson Principal Westlake High School Charlene Adams Angela Alexander Kim Ashworth Michael Barger Johanna Barrow Barbara Bates Rose Bellard Edward Bertrand Bob Bertrand Susan Bertrand Albert Boudreaux Greg Breed Dale Briscoe Monica Brooks Tina Buller 24 Mona Bunch Linda Bunch Randy Burleigh Ronnie Butts Brenda Cain Danee Caraway Below Greg Carlock Rodney Ceasar Sheila Castille Smokey Clary Martha Click Kevin Cole Penny Collier Glen Cooley Rhonda Courtney David Craig Arthur Curl john Dautriel Mary Deaton Theresa Donaldson Delores Dubois Steve Duhon lames Duplechain Paul Duraso Margaret Durosseau Faye Edwards jimmy Edwards Terri Edwards Lori Ellis Alisa Estes Evelyn Etienne 26 Kim Fabacher David Fanta Laurie Farris Tammy Fleming Stuart Fletcher Donald Fontenot Below Eudice Fontenot John Fontenot Jude Fontenot Michael Free Bonnie Fullilove Michael Fuselier Bernice Garcia Dorothy Goode Dennis Guillory Cheryl Guy 27 Sarah Hadnof Renee Hancock Nanette Harrell Diana Hardy Lori Hauskins Scott Havens james Hayes Tony Hebert Sheldon Hefler William Hennigan Renee Hoben jeanne Hoffpauir Darren Hooper Steve Hunsicker Kenneth jackson 28 Odies Jones Vicky Kelley Mike Kroske Richard LaBauve Lynn LaFlamme Susan Landon Below Raymond Landry Lynn Lawrence Grace LeBert Ronald LeBert Allison Lee Diane Leger Karen Lerch Jeri Levine Mark Lindou Delilha Logue Mack Love Shelly Lyons Tammy Manuel Keith Martinez Tena Martinez Dwayne Matthews Richard McDowell Diana McGee Fran McGinnis Mary jane McGregor Jan Mclnnis Vicki McMichael Michael Meche Kathy Miller Violet Miller 30 Steve Moses Merrick Mothershed johnny Mouton Debbie Murray Derrek Murray Leroy Musk Below Joseph Newman Bob Nugent Shannon O'Conner Scott Ortego Dalton Otis Michele Owens Mark Parham 31 Christi Pearson Mellony Perkins Tyler Peterson Melinda Pettus Terri Pettijohn Russell Phillips Richard Primeaux Allen Pilley Wayne Pitre Sandra Prater Rhonda Pruitt Brian Racca Vickie Racca Nathan Reynolds Zita Rhodes 32 jannette Stafford James Stephens Paul Stevens 33 Tina Stewart Patricia Stewart Bernadine Thibodeaux Tommy Troquille Bruce Turnage )ody Verret Bernadine Victorian Richard Wagnor Sharon Walker Ted Walling Linda Warren Kenny Welch Annette White Mark Window Mark Young 34 Dennis Guillory Melinda Pettus David Fanta Vickie Racca 36 Paul Stevens Sharia Richardson Senior Favorites — Runners Up • Mary Deaton John Dautriel Tonya Abney Dawn Adams Julia Adams Jimbo Barrentine Tony Bennett Connie Bernard Sid Blanchard Chris Boudreaux William Branch Sheryl Breaux Andy Buller Greg Carpenter Lisa Carver Earliest Ceasar Mike Chaisson Bruce Chamberlin Cathy Charles Donna Citizen Donna Clark Mike Cochran Sissy Collier Daryl Conrad Tommy Courtney Mike Crosby Raymond Crosby jenny Cutler Ebbylee Davis Mike Deaton Pam Deville Peggy Deville Brenda Doucet Paula Doucet Tim Dougay Cathy Dougay Bonita Drew Mark Click 38 Charles Edison Vicky Edwards Becky Elkins Sam Ellender Annette Feagin Arlen Ferris Brian Fleming Dewana Fletcher Beverly Floyd Cary Fontenot Marshall Fontenot Dejuan Fontenot John Fruge Lynn Gattis Linda Gibbs Melissa Gibson Wayne Goke Marie Goodeaux Carolyn Griffin Pat Guthrie Sandra Guy Cheryl Hadnot Darrell Hadnot Lisa Hadnot Sarah Hadnot Cindy Hancock Tim Harris Heidi Harris Vera Harrison Steven Henry 39 Dale Hoffpauir Rhon Hooper Jamie Hopkins Patty Hunsicker Chris Ivey Bonnie Johnson Christi Johnson Cyndi Johnson Daryl Joubert Angie Kelley Lisa Kennedy Daniel Kidd Allison Kile Melinda Kounce Randy Lamberth Bobby Landers Stuart Landry Trey Lavergne Wanda Leger 40 Eugene Lewis julie Love Darrell Lyons Wanda Malveaux Velvet Marcante! Cindy Marshal Karen Martin Bean Mills Patti Moss Beverly Musk Cary McFarlin Jane McManus Melanie McQuarter John McVay Angela Neely Brian Nichols Patty Nope Jerry Lyons 41 Craig Norton Donna Nugent Pam Parks Cheryl Pearson Curley Peters Pat Pilley Ed Reado Brenda Reeves Chrissie Reeves Cary Riddle Derek Riley Charles Roberts Mike Roban Tamie Rogers Doug Routt Marlon Ryans Erich Schatzle Fred Schroeder john Shults Alan Shattuck Ronnie Smith Stacy Smith Roosevelt Tanner john Thibodeaux Regina Thibodeaux Wymon Thibodeaux Roger Thomason Brenda Thornton Linda Thornton Dwight Towner 42 David Trahan Mona Verrette Julie Vincent Darla Walling Pam Walker Don Warren Peggy Warren Grace Watson Darryl Watson Renate' Watson Shawna White Robbie White Cindy Whitmire Sandra Wikins Collette Williamson Cathy Wilson Mike Wing Mike Young 43 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Darren Appleby Lisa Askew johnny Benjamin Lana Bergeron Darrell Braxton Joanne Broussard Mark Click Dan Conrad John Davis Patrick Dellafosse Dayna Downs Cynthia Durrett Anita Edwards Virginia Ellison Mark Ferguson David Fontana Laura Fontenot Phillip Gatte Mark Granger Windell Harmon Gregory Horton Dexter Lewis Micheal Malbrough Joesph Malveaux johnny Moton Stanley Musk Robert McCraney Jane McManus David Oliver Elizabeth Parker Brian Picard Casey Reynolds Jon Richard Roxy Rigmaiden A.J. Robertson Douglas Savoy John Schuler John Snody Brenda Soileau David Stephenson Karen Thibodeaux Mollie Todd 45 Junior Favorites Julie Vincent Mike Deaton Bobby Landers Renate Watson 46 Junior Favorite Runner-ups Brenda Thornton Stuart Landry 47 Reginald Adams Mark Adams Cindy Anderson Derwin Areino Clay Ashworth Lisa Askew Angie Aucoin Keith Aucoin Rayford Aucoin johnny Benjamin Roxann Bernard Rusty Boudreaux Betha Bray Keri Breaux Judy Broussard Gary Brown Joe Buller Regina Buller Billy Bullock Jill Burleigh Diane Cain Kim Cain Sandy Canick Kelly Caraway Susan Carpenter Robin Carrels Dwana Clary Debra Cherry Jane Cherry Jan Cochran Pam Comeaux Pam Creel Dimples Crocker Juanita Daigle 48 Renee Davidson lames Davis John Davis Twana Dellafosse Lisa DeVille Rodney Dinger Brian Dixon Keith Douglas Daral Downs Donna Edwards Diane Elkins Shonda Ellezey Shelly Evans Cheri Flowers Mike Floyd Johnny Fontenot Ramona Fontenot Renee Fontenot Darrell Fuselier Denis Garcia Sheila Granger Robin Gray Carmen Green Dore Guillory Don Gwinn Greg Guthrie Mike Hanks 49 Diane Hebert Vickie Hebert Travis Hensley Norman Hester Royce Hetzler Pam Houffapauir Sherman Hooper John Jackson Gwendolyn Johnson Robert Johnson Wendy Koaugh Rhonda Kent Kevin Kyle Lisa Kyle Kay Klevens Kurt Klevens Penny Kwiatckouski Tammy Lambert Susan Lamberth Dana Landers Doretta Landry Wanda Landry Tim Langley Susie Lawson Larry LeBert Todd Levine Benjamin Lutcher Leatrice Maddox Rophetta Malvo 50 Mister Mann Mike Manuel Pat Manuel David Martin Karen Martin Mark Meche Yolanda Myers jimmy Miller Melony Miller Tommy Miller Wanda Moore Mandy Morrison josephine Moton Fonda McFarland Keith McGee Belinda McMichael Annette Nash Craig Norton Neala O'Connor Beverly Olivier David Oliver Angie Oquin 51 Trina O'Rourke Wayne Owens Debra Palms Susan Peeples Angela Peshoff Denise Pettijohn Sherri Phillips Chris Picket Julie Poe Sheila Pousson Karen Pounders Dorenda Pryor Darrell Pryor David Query David Racca Tony Ray Rhonda Redell John Richardson Stephanie Richardson Debra Roach Tina Roberts Patricia Robertson Craig Roderique Patsy Rogers Martin Roy Andy Sanches 52 Dina Schats Stephanie Schatzle Alvin Sims Phillip Swatzenberg George Schwatzer Mary Self Lori Shelton Karen Simpson Sheila Slaydon Dayna Smith Kathy Soileau Cecila Spearing Patty Stelly Raymond Stokes Vickie Stuart Glen Syliman Randy Thibodeaux Sylvia Thibodeaux Monett Tredway Lee Tuttle Gary Vellion Arthereta Victors Donald Victorian Gene Vincent Keneth Wade Caroline Warren Kandy Watson Greg Webb Darren Welch Kenneth Westbrook Pam Westbrook Greg Williams johnny Window Mary Zeno 53 Pictures Not Available Marvin Alexander Kim Bennett Carlene Beverly Darlene Beverly Mark Bryant Kenneth Carmichael Norman Ceasar Timothy Ceasar David Christiansen Kim Christian Ricky Clark Jay Cole Bobby Dickey Robbie Dickey Tony Coins Mike Goode Christopher Guidry Sheila Hartman Joyce Mixon Chris Olivier Julie Olivier Stanley Parker David Picard Margaret Pruitt Samantha Pryor Scott Richard Sandra Reeves Kerry Rigmaiden Derrek Riley Patsy Rogers Stephen Scalia Johnny Semien Melony Soileau James Stell Kerry Thomason Perry Thomason Chris Thornton Saraha Victorian Rodney Wright Action photography by Don Gwinn Layout by Dayna Downs 54 55 Sophomore Favorites Dore Guillory Phillip Swatzenberg 56 Sophomore Favorite Runners Up David Anderson Thelma Bailey joe Banks Clay Bergeron Carlene Bernard Nick Bertrand Emma Black Trudy Boone Georgia Boudreaux Cynthia Breaux Suzanne Broussard Noelle Brown Pam Buller Theresa Bunch Lisa Burleigh Rodney Cain Liz Carlock Kenneth Cash Melanie Chaisson Dwayne Chapman Gregory Clark Tony Cobb Tami Cole Nanette Collins Keith Comeaux Gary Conner Dani Courtney Jan Crain Jim Davis Trina Davis 58 Doug Dawson Mike DeVille Sandra DeVille Randi Dixon janet Doan Rita Dubois Harlan Duhon Margaret Duhon Glenn Dumond George Eblen Andrew Edwards Keith Estes Denise Etienne Karen Fittz Mindy Fleming Jack Fontenot Paul Fontenot Sharon Fontenot Timothy Fontenot Frank Fox William Franklin Kim Friesner Maggie Friesner Melanie Friesner Debbie Fruh Mark Frye Clayton Gallien Cheryl Gardner Debbie Gibbs Becky Granger Gwendolyn Guillory Terry Guillory Dwayne Guy Tina Hall 59 Chad Halstead William Hancock Linda Hardey William Harkins Albert Harrison Clifton Harrison Jude Hebert Belinda Henry Mark Hewitt Travis Hine Nancy Hollism Kelly Hopkins Jeri Ingram Matthew Istre Kevin Ivey Terri Ivey Charles Jenkins Melanie Johnson 60 jerry Kay Kristy Kay Penny Kay Sandra Kelley Thelton Kile Karen Koch Brian Landry Robin Langley Glenda LeBleu Kenneth Lee Alicia Leger Donald Leger Andrea Lejeune Donald Malbrough Anna Malvo Willa Manuel Dwayne Maricle Chris Marshall Becky Martin Elijah Martin Denice Meche Sandy Meche Kevin Milburn Stephen Miller Angela Montalbano Mike Morgan Charles Moton Winfred Mott Robin Me Broom Keith McCloud 61 Thomas McEntire Sherri McKnight Connie McLaughlin Todd McMichael Michael Nichols Teressa Nichols Wayne Olivier Duane Owens Earl Parker Ruby Parker janet Peeples Debra Peterson Arisse Peveto Jeff Picard Rod Picard Julius Pierce Karl Pierce Pam Post 62 Debra Pryor Tammy Pryor Billy Puckett Becky Racca Charlotte Racca Michelle Racca Rodney Ray Bridgett Richard Cathy Richard Reggie Richmond D'Anna Riley George Rose Mason Roy Angela Sawyer Joan Semien Debbie Shattuck Kathleen Shoults Alvin Simmons Raymond Sittiz Keena Smith Patrick Soileau Craig Spike Darryl Stephenson Lilith Sutherland Mark Theriot Raymond Thomason 63 janet Trahan Alfred Trosclair Charlene Troville jack Tuttle David Verrett Jane Vidrine Bryan Vincent Melanie Vizena Janet Warren Debra Watson Billy Whiteard Jodi Whitmire Brian Widcamp Bryan Williams Kevin Window Vicki Young 64 Pictures Not Available Rebecca Buller Billy Bullock Fertis Cook Tracy Dawson Lynn Dumond Roxie Dyson Ernest Edwards Darwin Enicks Gean Goke Charles Guillory Raylon Guillory Robin Hauser Rose Hayes Alvin Hennigan john Jackson Wallace LaBove Tim Langley Roy Lowery Gayle Macon Charles Martin Clinton Nevils Paul Parker Tony Pellerin Ricky Perry Edwin Petry Jeffery Sanchez John Taylor Judy Vanderhey Paul Veillon Kevin Verrette Larisa Williams Action Photography by: Don Gwinn Layout by: Belinda McMichael Freshman Favorites Melanie Johnson Karen Fittz Harlan Duhon 66 Brian Landry Roxie Dyson Freshman Favorite Runners Up 67 Occupation Readiness Class Kenny Borel John Dear Terri Hendricks Leston Jack Debbie Johnson Susan Lamberth Robin Mangelinkx Monica Moore Tina Roush Cathy Simien Raymond Stokes Mrs. Yancey 68 FACULTY Top-Mr. Billy Callens—Asst. Prin. Middle—Mr. Danny Cupil—Counselor. Bottom-Mr. |uljus Pierce—Counselor. 70 Top-Miss Barbara McGuire—Secy. Middle-Mrs. Dorothy Watson— Secy. Bottom-Mrs. Sandra Cox-Counselors’ Secy. English Dept. Objectives of the English Dept, are to stimulate an awareness that English can be helpful in any vocation and is useful in the life of every stu-(lent Ihe English Department hopes to stress the importance of good language usage (not only in the English classroom hut also as a carry-over into other areas of study, interest and everyday expressions) such as—correct mechanics, sentence structure, unity, organization, and coherence in writing and speaking presentations. Right: Top Mrs. Kay Coltrin, Mrs. |o Parker, Ms. Dorinda Sowell. Bottom: Mrs. Martha Crick-Librarian, Mrs. Mary Lou Carver, Mrs. Elva Clark. Math Dept. Some objectives of the Mathematics Dept, are to give the student an occupational outlook in life by providing ample opportunities for the application of mathematical principles in problem solving and also to provide for an acquisition of knowledge, skills, and proper study habits in the field of mathematics. The Mathematics Dept, also hopes to encourage each student to apply deductive mathematical reasoning in all areas of study and to provide a well rounded mathematics program to meet the needs, present and future, of all students. Left to Right Mrs. Margie Myers, Mrs. lohnette S ydlo, Mr. |oseph Bellard, Miss Evelyn Taylor. The social studies program helps students to acquire knowledge and skills essential for good citizenship, as well as attitudes which lead to sound democratic behavior. Mr. David Bertrand Mr. Wildridgc Doucet Mr. Wildridgc Doucet, Mr. David Bertrand, Mr. Mike Simon Home Ec-Mrs. Lee VanNorman Ms. Sarah Mondcllo Mrs. Lee 76 VanNorman Ms. Sarah Mondello HOME EC. SCIENCE DEPT. Left to Right-Mr. Wilson Orphe, Mrs. McCown, Mrs. Dorothy Plauche, Ms. Maureen Kaough Science involves the principles of the laws of nature and the laws of the universe, but learning science not only teaches students the laws of nature and the universe, but it also enables them to apply those laws to everyday life. Knowing how planets rotate, how stars shine, and how simple carbon atoms form dazzling diamonds forces us to appreciate the complex world God has created. 77 Mrs. Dorothy Plauche Ms. Maureen Kaough MUSIC DEPT. Some objectives of the Music Dept, at Westlake High are to develop discriminating taste in music through varied activities in which the students experience the thrill of hearing, understanding, and creating good music. To develop pride and self-confidence in each student through successful accomplishments in group and individual activities. To give the students facility in all of the basic elements of music necessary for his understanding and enjoyment of music inside and outside the classroom. To develop self-discipline in the student through participating in group activities. Left to Right Mr. Frank Harrell and Dr. Bill Herring b78 4 BUSINESS DEPT. Basic business education provides for the development of knowledge and skill that will permit students, regardless of professional or vocational goals in life, to manage their personal business affairs and to participate intelligently in the resolution of economic problems which continually confront members of our society. Vocational business education is designed for students who have an aptitude for and an interest in specialized training that is devised to equip them for success in business occupations. Students are equipped with skills, knowledge, habits, attitudes, and ideals essential for achieving success in initial employment for advancement to responsible positions. Left to Right-Mrs. Cathy Sonnier, Mrs. Beverly Hauskins, Mrs. Mattie Jones 79 Mrs. Micky Stoker ART DEPT. Left to Right—Mr. Morris Fuselier, Mrs. Micky Stoker Art can challenge the creative power of all students. Art can help all students: to develop a keener awareness of aesthetic values; to develop manipulative and organizational skills in expressing ideas, feelings, and moods; to explore personal interests and aptitudes; to acquire a knowledge of man’s visual art heritage for the purpose of building an understanding of our culture in relation to other times and places; to become involved in and respond to visual art experiences; to make sound visual judgements suited to their maturity level; to develop sensitive discrimination in the use of art at home, in school, and in the community. Mrs. GIRLS P. E. Above: Mrs. Karen Crawford, Mrs. Etta Dunn, Mrs. Liz Mothershed W Mrs. Karen Crawford Mrs. Liz Mothershed BOYS P. E. The comprehensive goals of physical education are to emphasize the mental, emotional, and social aspects of living, as well as the physical developmental aspects necessary for a satisfying and active life. Left to Right: Newton Chelettc, LaSalle Williams, Charles Calderera, Tommy Thomason Coach Charles Vicknair Coach Max Calderera feJ top-left to right Coach Newton Chelette Coach Charles Calderera Coach Tommy Thomason Right-Coach LaSalle Williams Top — Cafeteria Staff Left to Right — Frances Martin, Ruby Bunch, Bennie Martin, Vernella Malbrew, Ethel White Missing — Casie Cradure Bottom — Left to Right — Custodians: Mary Duhon, Sidney Pickett, Irma Broussard, Calvin Mericer Missing: Nick Douvia, Bernadine Humphrey, Novella Davis 86 Layout — Vickie Racca Photographer — Doug Routt reft Appearing daily at THE TEACHERS IOUNGE . . . LIZ!!!! Miss Mericle, are you sure that's what Mr. Benson meant when he said, A comfortable classroom atmosphere. A n n u t a f £ Vo«' Sponsor: Mrs. Parker Editor: Fran Rippeon Co Editor: Vicki Racca 90 Business Manager: Diana McGee works with Dayna Downs. Rtf Melinda Pettus and Stephanie Schatzle Monica Brooks Cheryl Guy Belinda Hooper and Dana Landers Wanda Malveaux 91 Sponsor: Mrs. Webb Merrick Mothershed 92 Right: Doug Routt 94 95 Student Council Officers: David Fanta, Pres., julie Vincent, V. Pres. Sharia Richardson, Treasurer, Vickie Racca Secretary 4-H Sponsor: Mrs. Sonnier Linda Thornton, Brenda Thornton, Barbara Bates, Tammi Rogers and Annette Feagin 96 Career Club Sponsor: M. Pierce a. The purpose of the Career Club is to inform career-minded students, through invited speakers, of the opportunities and requirements of various vocations. Any student at WHS interested in learning more about careers through experienced personnel is eligible to join the Career Club. The student must be of good standing in the school and be interested in maintaining school pride and spirit. Below: Officers, left to right: David Fanta, Jon Richard — 1st Vice president, Mr. Pierce — Sponsor, John Dautriel — 2nd Vice President, Brenda Doucet — secretary, Russell Phillips — Treasurer, Melinda Pettus — Reporter. 97 Sponsor of FHA: Miss Mondello Sponsor of Food Services: Miss VanNorman Food Services FHA Club The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America Club is to learn to become better individuals in the home and in the community. Anyone who is taking home economics or wno has taken home economics in the years past is eligible to join FHA. Students must be willing to work for the good of the club and to take part in the club activities. The FHA Club has several activities planned for this year. They plan to sponsor a dance after the first home game, have a car wash, candy sales, T-shirt sales, bake sales, Yam Contest, Betty Crocker Contest, Sweetheart Tea, talent show, Miss Coon Contest, and to march in the homecoming parade. FHA OFFICERS. left to right, Miss Mondello, Treasurer — Shelly Lyons, 1st Secretary — Sharon Prather, Parliamentarian — Renee Fontenot, Song-leader — Monette Tradeway, Reporter — Patty Stelly, 2nd Secretary — Roxann Bernard. Not Shown: President — Theresa Donaldson. 98 Sponsor: Mrs. Hauskins Officers: Mary Deaton — Reporter, Bob Bert — Vice President, Sharia Richardson — Secretary, Russell Phillips — President. Not Shown: Martha Click — Treasurer. 99 French Officers: Left to right, Reporter — Mona Verrette, Secretary — Aula Doucet, Vice President — Cary Fontenot, president — Melinda Koonce. Not shown, treasurer — Jane McManus. Sponsor: Mrs. Carver 100 Sponsor: Miss Mericle Drama Club The purpose of the Drama Club is to increase an interest in the art of drama, to better understand the stage-on stage and behind the scenes, and to encourage students in the field of communications. Any student who has an interest and a desire to work with the arts of drama and the field of speech communications is eligible to join the club. The Drama Club plans to hold its 3rd Annual Variety Show; to do a play, “The Pigman, by Paul Zindel; to sell candy; attend local and out of town speech tournaments; and to attend McNeese's Spring Speech and Play Festival. Speech Club Officers; Rene£ Hancock, President, Paul Stevens and Patty Nope, Vice-Pres., Sharon Walker, Secy.-Treas., Dorothy Goode, Reporter Interested Drama Club members hold a meeting 101 102 Drum Major: Eudice Fontenot Feature Twirler: Cathy Soileau Honor juard: Left to right, Jeannie Hoffpai Lisa Kile, and Shawna White. Directors: Mr. Harrell, Mr. Kirkendoll, and Mr. Fuselier. All Star Band: Stuart Landry and Kim Ashworth. 103 Rifles: Back row, Co-Captain, Jamie Hopkins, Becki Granger, Fran McGinnis, Peggy DeVille, Bonita Drew, Becky Elkins. Kneeling: Angela Alexander, Angela Neely, Kelli Hopkins, Diane Elkins Band Council: Back row, left to right, Leroy Musk, Lori Shelton, Celia Spearing, Christi Pearson, Tena Martinz, Mary Self, Janet Doan, David Pecard, Chad Holstead, Susan Peeples, Bonnie Johnson, Dujuan Fontenot. Front row, left to right, Lori Hawskins, Jim Roberts, Jeanne Hoffpauir, Stuart Landry, Kim Ashworth, Richard LeBauve, Cathy Soileau, Eudice Fontenot, Dawn Adams, Melissa Gibson, Robert Johnson. 104 Saxophones Homecoming Parade Flags: Back row, left to right, Chrissie Reeves, Ebbylee Davis, Darl Downs, Trina O'Rourlee, Renee Davidson, Annette Nash, Kathy Wilson, Liz Carlock, Pam Parks. Middle row: Tina Buller, Denise Meche, Paula Doucet, Sherri Phillips, Shellie Evans, Cindy Marshall. Kneeling: Captain, Bonnie Jahnson. Co-Captain, Dujuanna Fletcher. Tubas and Trombones: Back row, left to right, Susan Bertrand, Robert jahnson, Dawn Adams, William Franklin, Andy Buller, LeRoy Musk, David Query, Charles Roberts, Glen Ray. Bottom row, Brian Landry, Jim Roberts, Todd Fontenot, Kathy Wilson, Kim Cain, Rodney Hennigan, Don Manuel. 105 Flutes: Back row, left to right, Lori Shelton, Cindy Marshall, Trina Davis, Karen Simpson, Tracey Dawson, Renate Watson, Charlotte Racca, Debby Shattuck, Yolanda Meyers. Bottom row: Celia Spearing, Kim Christian, Noelle Brown, Sherri McKnight, Janet Warren, Michelle Racca, Cyndi Jahnson, Sissy Collier, and Lori Hauskins. TLAKE RAMS ? Clarinets: Back row, left to right, Melanie Chassion, Sandra Kelly, Lisa Kile, Cathy Soileau, Karen Pounders, Peggy DeVille, Trina O'Rourke, Shelly Evans, Bonnie Jahnson, Chrisse Reese, Dujuana Fontenot, Jodi Whitmire, Jean Coke, Jan Cokran, Mandy Morrison, Janet Peeples, Carlene Barnard, Jane Vidrine, Diana Cain, Charlene Trouille, Stuart Landry, Christi Pearson, Roxie Duson, Tena Martinz, Ann Peveto, Mary Self, Rybon Langley, Melanie Johnson, Angie Acoquan, Sandy DeVille, Debby Peterson, Molly Todd. Trumpets: Back row, left to right: Mellisa Gibson, Bryan Book, Mike Free, Steve Miller, Rodney Cain, Billy Puckett, Ed Reado, Charles Martin. Kneeling, Greg Williams, Mark Adams, Todd Levine, Janet Doan, Nancy Hollis, Judy Vanderhey, Jimmy Miller, Bruce Chamberline. 106 Drum Corp: Left to right. Director — Morris Fusilier, Allyson Kile, Yolanda Meyers, Karen Pounders, George Rose, Kurt Kleven, Scott Havens, Sid Blanchard, Keith McCloud, Cal Kile, |ahn Tylor, A.j. Trosclair, Lori Hauskins, Renee Hoben, Richard LeBauve. Kneeling: Wanda Leger, Beverly Musk 107 Stage Band Homecoming Parade. Sponsor, Mrs. Parker works with Feature Editor, Danee Caraway. Business Manager: Nanette Harrell Reporter: Mark Meche 108 Sport Editor: joe Kidd r Angela Alexander interviews Mrs. Myers Left: Mary Deaton, Sport Editor and Vicki McMichael, Ad Manager. Not Shown: johanna Barrow — Fashion Editor, Chris Pickett — Reporter. 109 Mixed Ensemble: Back row, left to right: Paul Stephens, Chrisse Reeves, Regina Spell. Eudice Fontenot, Renee Rogers, Brent Parks. Middle row: Cindy Marshall, Cary McFarlin, Kim Ashworth. Front row: Sherri Phillips, Mack Love, jannette Stafford, Diana McGee, Richard Premeaux, and Lori Ellis. Sponsor: Dr. William Herring Tenor 111 Senior: Melinda Pettus Diana!! Cheryl!! Wanda!! Brenda!! Renat£!! Pam!! Melinda!! Mary!! 114 115 Ramettes show spirit Ramettes work the concession stand Excitement gets loose at a basketball game. Drummers get into action at Homecoming Parade. Ramettes were well represented on the Homecoming Court. 116 117 Mascot: Tammi Rogers WESTLAKE RAMETTES 77-78 Brenda Doucet, Renate’ Watson, Melinda Pettus, Pam DeVille, Cheryl Guy, Mary Deaton, Wanda Malveaux, Diana McGee, Denise Pettijohn, Cindy Anderson, Kim Friesner, Robin Me Broom, jan Crain, Juanita Daigle, Patty Stelly, Ramona Fontenot, Belinda Henry, Karen Fittz, Shonda Ellzey, Rhonda Redell, Julia Adams, Stephanie Schatzlc, Janette Stafford, Vickie Stewart, Tina Hall, Suzanne Broussard, Regina Thibodeaux, Dayna Smith, Terri Ivey Dimples Crocker, Lana Bergeron, Carmen Green, Sheila Slaydon, Theresa Nichols, Lisa' Burleigh, Mel Friesner. Maggie Friesner, Cathy Charles, Roxanne Bernard, Angela Montabono, Sharon Fontenot, Wanda Trahan, Mendy Fleming, Andrea Lejeune, Gwen Johnson, Renee Fontenot, Ann Malvo, Debra Pryor, Donna Citizen, Betha Brey, Vickie Young, Sandy Canik. TLAGS: Dori Guillory, Vickie Hebert, Sharia Richardson, Jill Burleigh, Neala O’Conner, Diana Schatz. DRUMMERS: Lisa Askew, Sandra Wilkins, Tonya Abney, Cindy Whitmire Jeri Levine, Mona Verrette, Vickie Racca, Karen Lerch, Stacey Smith, Nanette Harrell. Captains: Fran Rippeon and Renee Rogers 118 Dina, Are you scared of heights? Mrs. Crawford observes carefully Ramette initiation Flags: Vicky Hebert, Dore Guillory, Jill Burleigh, Sharia Richardson, Neala O'Conner, and Dina Schatz. Action at the Christmas Formal 119 RAMETTE COUNCIL: Sharia Richardson, Renate Watson, Diana McGee, Vickie Racca, Stephanie Sponsor: Mrs. Karen Crawford Schatzle, janette Stafford, Fran Rippeon, jeri Levine, Ramona Fontenot, Rhonda Redell, Mrs. Crawford, Stacy Smith, Shonda Ellzey, Julia Adams, Renee Rogers Junior Varsity Cheerleaders help out at bonfire Ramettes sponsor Homecoming Dance Copy and layout: Wanda Malveaux Photography: Alan Shattuck 120 S3I1IAI1DV Homecoming 1977 Jeanette Stafford was crowned 1977 Homecoming Queen on Friday, November 4, 1977 by Mr. Steve O'Pry and former Queen Beth Landers. She was escorted by Mr. Kerry Rogers on the field. At the courts presentation at school, she was escorted by David Fanta. Shown above are Mr. Steve O'Pry, Mrs. Beth Verret and Michael Troy Verret Maidens left to right; Caroline Warren — sophomore maid, Dore Guillory — sophomore maid, Wanda Malveaux — junior maid, Pam DeVille — junior maid, Vickie Racca — senior maid, Cheryl Guy — senior maid, Mary Deaton — senior maid, Diana McGee — senior maid, Jeanette Stafford _ senior maid, Brenda Doucet — junior maid, Julie Vincent — junior maid, Cathy Seileau — sophomore maid, Melony johnson — freshman maid. Senior Maid — Mary Deaton Escorted by — Mr. Rex Deaton Senior Maid — Diana McGee Escorted by — Mr. David Morrison Senior Maid — Vickie Racca Escorted by — Mr. Kenneth Racca Junior Maid — Pam Deville Escorted by — Mr. Theo DeVill Junior Maid — Wanda Malveaux Escorted by — Mr. Raymond Malveaux Sophomore Maid — Cathy Soileau Escorted by — Mr. Joseph Doucet 124 Junior Maid — Julie Vincent Escorted by — Mr. Ronnie Vincent Senior Maid — Cheryl Guy Escorted by — Mr. Cornelius Guy Junior Maid — Brenda Doucet Escorted by — Mr. Houston Doucet Sophomore Maid — Dore Guillory Escorted by — Mr. David Trahan Freshman Maid — Melanie Johnson Escorted by — Mr. Bobby Johnson 125 Senior maid Mary Deaton Escorted by Mike Deaton Senior maid Diana McGee Escorted by Scott Ortego Senior maid Vickie Racca Escorted by Merrick Mothershed Junior maid Pam DeVille Escorted by Keith Martinez Sophomore maid Cathy Soileau Escorted by Scott Havens Junior maid Wanda Malveaux Escorted by Wayne Pitre 126 Senior maid Cheryl Guy Escorted by Joseph Newman Sophomore maid Dore Guillory Escorted by Dennis Guillory Junior maid Brenda Doucet Escorted by Bobby Landers Sophomore maid Caroline Warren Escorted by Reginald Adams Junior maid Julie Vincent Escorted by Bruce Turnage Fieshman maid Melony Johnson Escorted by Jimbo Barrentine 127 Old Fashioned Christmas The 1977 Ramette Christmas Formal was held in the Civic Center on Friday, December 16. The Music was provided by “Colour. Greg Carpenter and Stacey Smith Brian Book and Chrissie Reeves Mike Deaton and Laurie Farris Dayna Downs and Johnny Fontenot 128 Speech Club Activities SPEECH CLUB CHORAL READING Top row: L-R Mike Floyd, Kyle Wall, Wayne Coke, Kevin Nixon. Second row: L-R Tim Harris, Greg Guthrie, Kevin Kyle, Don Gwinn, Wayne Mackentire, Beverly Floyd, Jane McManus, Pam Creel, Wanda Leger. Front row: L-R Danny Hawkins, Kelly Caraway, Kim Cain, Phillip Schwatzenberg, Sheila Castille, Patty Nope, Renee Hancock, Gwen Johnson Miss Mericle directs Wanda Leger practices play John plays cowboy. Homecoming dance was a success Homecoming Activities Karen Pounders, Mary Self and Greg Carpenter dress up for western day. Mothers show school spirit too. Coach Vicknair rides in homecoming parade. 132 FHA has a business meeting. Kathy and Roxann make props for talent show. 133 FBLA Activities Martha Click received superior rating in Business Communications and Ebylee Davis received superior rating in Senior Clerk typing. Data Processing. A FBLA does Christmas Skit. aA________________________________ Mr. Westlake High Brian Racca Miss Westlake High Vickie Racca Diana McGee — If there is anything better than to be loved it is loving. Jannette Stafford — Gracious to all, to none subservient. Without offense he spoke the word he meant. Thomas Baldrich Monica Brooks — Drawing on my fine command of language, I said nothing. Robert C. Benchley 138 Richard Primeaux — Life affords no higher pleasure than that of surmounting difficulties, passing from one step to success to another, forming new wishes and seeing them gratified. Samuel Johnson David Fanta — Adventure is not outside a man; it is within. David Grayson Vickie Racca — Talk not of wasted affection; affection never was wasted. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 139 Merrick Mothershed — Hitch your wagon to a star. Ralph Waldo Emerson Fran Rippeon — Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. Helen Keller Eudice Fontenot — After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music. 140 Renee Rogers — Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. James Matthew Barrie Christie Pearson — A journalist is a grumbler, a censurer, a giver of advice, a regent of sovereigns, a tutor of nations. Napoleon Bonaporte Lori Hauskins — Stillness of person and steadiness of features are signal marks of good breeding. Oliver Wendell Holmes 141 Richard LaBauve 1st Runner Up limbo Barrentine Scott Ortego 2nd Runner Up Daryl loubert 144 Kenny Welch Stuart Landry Lori Ellis Melanie jahnson Renee Rogers Renate Watson 1st Runner Up Lori Hauskins 2nd Runner Up Brenda Doucet Yolanda Meyers Diana McGee 145 (Top) Senior Rep. Jannette Stafford CAL.-CAM. (Bottom) junior Rep. Melanie Johnson 146 KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS Each year the Annual Staff selects two outstanding students as King and Queen of Hearts. The young man and lady chosen for this honor have contributed above and beyond the call of duty in the publication of the Ramler. It is with great pleasure that we choose Monica Brooks, Annual Staff, and Greg Breed, photographer as King and Queen of Hearts. 147 Senior Superlatives Best Dressed Diana McGee Wayne Pitre Wittiest Melinda Pettus Scott Havens 'm Friendliest Sharia Richardson Mack Love 148 149 Most Likely to Succeed Christie Pearson Richard Primeaux Most Athletic Rhonda Courtney Scott Ortego Most Courteous Lori Hauskins Jody Verret Who's Who Who's Who is an honor bestowed upon students with a 4.0 average in a subject through the first three six weeks of school. BIOLOGY: (Top Left) Roxanne Bernard, )ill Burleigh, Sandy Canik, Vicki Hebert, Mark Meche, Stephanie Schatzle, Julie Poe, Pam Walker, Sandra Wilkins, Susie Lawson, Rhonda Reddell, John Richardson, Debbie Roach, Angie Aucoin, Kim Cain, Kim Christian, Jeff Hunsicker, Kenneth Barber, Mike Free, D'juana Clary, Dimples Crocker, Susan Peeples, Dan Peterson, Don Warren, Peggy Deville, Brian Fleming, Darrell Watson, Darla Walling. NOT SHOWN: Amanda Morrison, Cindy Marshall, Jody Broussard. PHYSICS: Steve Moses Kenny Welch Mark Window NOT SHOWN Tony Hebert CHEMISTRY Mike Cochran John Shoults Celia Spearing GENERAL SCIENCE Lisa Burleigh Tina Hall Robin Me Brown Ann Peveto Nancy Hollis Kevin Ivey Glenn Dumond Darwins Emicles Karen Fitz Alicia Leger Wayne McEntire Kevin Verrette Lansisa Williams Brian Landry NOT SHOWN Jan Warren, William Franklin, Lori Ingram 150 ALGEBRA I Tina Hall Kevin Ivey Melanie Friesner Becky Martin Lorisa Williams ALGEBRA II Stuart Landry Kathy Wilson Mike Cockran GEOMETRY Dayna Smith Susie Lawson Celia Spearing Kim Christian Sandy Canik ADVANCED MATH: NOT SHOWN: Greg Breed Tony Hebert CONSUMER MATH: NOT SHOWN: Bernadine Victorian 151 TYPING I Stuart Fletcher Renee Fontenot lohnnie Fox Melanie Friesner Kevin Milburn Terry Parker Ian Cockran Rjndi Dixon Lynn Dumond Darwin Frix Laurie Farris Kim Friesner Carmen Green Melanie Visnoff Louise Williams lanet Trahan Amanda Morrison Celia Spearing NOT SHOW N. Donald Leger Frank Fox Belinda Me Michael H TYPING II: Cathy Charles D juane Clary Margaret Duroussear Virginia Ellison Kaye Kleven Beth Parker Vickie Stewart Brenda Thorton Ebbylee Davis Shelie Evans Julie Love D'juan Fontenot Melanie McQuater Bernadine Victorian Dejuana Fletcher Pam Creel Deborah Palms Rhonda Reddell Debra Roach Dayna Smith Mollie Todd Linda Thorton SHORTHAND I: Julia Adams Linda Bunch Laurie Farris Bonnie Fullilove Lon Hauskms Beth Parker Melinda Koonce Christ i Pearson lannetie Stafford Pam Creel OFFICE PRACTICE: Martha Click Faye Edwards Bonnie Fullilove Sharon Walker Lisa Kennedy Jeri Levine DATA PROCESSING Monica Brooks Sharon Walker NOT SHOWN: Bernadine Victorian FRENCH II: Mike Goode Lisa Kennedy Mark Meche Cheryl Pearson FRENCH I Monica Brooks jenny Cutler Gary Fontenot Rhon Dakent Susie Lawson Scott Ortego Jim Stell Mona Verrette Gene Vincent Darrell Watson SPEECH I, II, III: Pam Creel Charles Edison Dorothy Goode Wanda Leger jane McManus Bean Mills Patty Nope Sharon Walker 153 ENGLISH I: Ann Peveto Lynn Dumond Karen Fittz Angela Montaband William Franklin Kevin Window Nancy Hollis jeri Ingram Janet Peeples Pam Post )ude Hebert Kevin Ivey Charles Martin Sherri McKnight Brian Landry Chris Marshall Janet Warren Robin Me Broom Kevin Verrette Malanie Vizena Sandra Kelly Kyle Wall ENGLISH II: NOT SHOWN: Susie Lawson Angie Aucoin John Richardson Sandy Canik Susan Peeples Don Warren Joyce Parham Roxanne Bernard Diane Hebert Debbie Roach Phillip Schwartzenburg Celia Spearing Karen Pounders Pam Creel Dayna Smith Renee Fontenot Bonita Stevens ENGLISH III Cheryl Pearson Stuart Landry Mike Cochran HOME ECONOMICS I, II, III, IV NOT SHOWN: Beverly Floyd Pam Creel Alicia Leger Roxanne Bernard Karen Lerch WORLD GEOGRAPHY NOT SHOWN: Mike Deaton Mary McGreger CIVICS NOT SHOWN: William Franklin Jan Warren ENGLISH IV Christi Pearson Richard Primeaux 154 BOOKKEEPING NOT SHOWN: Dejuan Fontenot Karen Martin Bernadine Victorian ART 1 ABOVE ART II BELOW Brian Fleming Lesten Jack Lisa Burleigh Julie Vincent Beverly Floyd Bob Bertrand Leatrice Maddox Tony Hebert Sandy Canik Richard Wagner Renee Fontenot Pam Hoffpauir Susan Peeples Wanda Leger John Richardson Jim Roberts Dayna Smith Karen Pounders Beverly Floyd NOT SHOWN: ART III Carolyn Griffin NOT SHOWN: Eric Schatzle 155 s 156 SPORTS Middle Right: Freshman Track Team — left to right — Wayne Owens, Perry Thomason, Tony Ray, Kerry Thomason, Corby Richmond, Billy Grant, Mike Floyd, Dennis Grant, Gene Vincent, Mike Hanks, Clay Ashworth, Kelly Caraway, Don Guinn Below: Varsity Track Team — left to right — jimbo Barrentine, james Stevens, Nathan Reynolds, Paul Stevens, David Ortego, Scott Onego, Mike Deaton, Ricky Williams, Tim Mouton, Fred Williams Bottom Row: Mark Cutler, Greg Horton, Gary Fontenot, Tracy Goodwin, David Williams, Ricky Edwards, Richard Wagner, Otis Jones Coaches: Max Calderera and LaSalle Williams TRACK This year's track team was very successful and the effort put out was shown by the outstanding results. Two of our boys made it all the way to the Louisiana State Finals. Jimbo Barrentine, competitor in the 120 yard high hurdles, placed 5th overall. Also winning at the finals was Fred Williams. Fred placed 6th overall in the discus. We are all very proud of the accomplishments made by the Westlake High Track Team and their coaches. I feel in the season of '77-78 the Rams have the potential to take district, regionals, and state. The returning members who will achieve this goal are Jimbo Barrentine, Scott Ortego, Otis Jones, James Stevens, Nathan Reynolds, Richard Wagner, Greg Horton, Mike Deaton, and Gary Fontenot. The students, faculty, coaches, and fans are with you all they. Coach LaSalle Williams Track Coach Etta Dunn Track is a growing sport for girls. Track offers girls an opportunity to excel both in team events and in individual events. Girls win trophies, medals, and ribbons individually and win points for Westlake High School. Track is not only good in developing true athletes but it develops leadership and competitive spirit that does not diminish later in life. Coaching track doesn't stop at the close of a workout. Coaches have to deal with the girl not only as an athlete but as an individual. Girls compete in events that are of interest to them. They set their own goals and work hard to accomplish it. They may not always win, but the competition strengthens them, thus creating a stronger more competitive girl for the next track meet or the next year. I was especially pleased with all the girls, but there are a few who won in the various meets. Cindy Dixon, Charlene Adams, Julie Vincent, and Rhonda Courtney all lettered in track. Special recognition should be given to Rhonda Courtney for placing third place in state — the high jump. Some girls never won in the track meets, but really are to be considered winners in that they accomplished their own personal goals for this year. Mrs. Etta Dunn Left: Girls Track Team — left to right — Cassandra Parker, Arthuretta Vickers, Julie Vincent, Rhonda Courtney, Nicky Duhon, Susan Landon; Bottom Row: Dana Landers, Rophietta Malvo, Tami Rogers, Danee' Caraway, Patti Moss, Cindy Dixon, Carmen Green, Dayna Smith, Charline Adams Bottom Left: Cassandra Parker — 440 dash relay and 880 medley Bottom Right: Nicky Duhon — high jump Above: james Stephens — javelin Top Right: Susan Landon — 220 Yard Dash Middle Right: Mike Deaton, Greg Horton, and Gary Fontenot — Long Distance Runners Bottom Right: Jimbo Barrentine — High jump Above: Tami Rogers — Shot-Put Top Left: Mark Cutler — Shot Put Middle Left: Relay Team — Paul Stevens, limbo Barrentine, Otis Jones, David Ortego, Ricky Williams, Tim Mouton, and Nathan Reynolds. Bottom Left: Tim Mouton; David Ortego — 880 Relay Football — 1977 To an outsider, football means excitement and cheering. But in the player's life football means even more than that, it means long hours of tiresome practice, high hopes, and sometimes the lonely feeling of defeat as well as victory. ,«0 .60 -t f wfrnr fWAk ,c I. 1 • i -- “Ml i .... ,12. From left to right: No. 75 — Harry Stephens, No. 73 — David Trahan, No. 74 — Pat Manuel, No. 67 — Wayne Owens, No. 83 — Randy Burleigh. No. 87 — Mike Deaton, No. 80 — Bob Bertrand, No. 76 — john Dautriel, No. 12 — Bruce Turnage, No. 84 — Staurt Fletcher, No. 86 — john Fontenot. No. 20 — Chris Guidry, No. 82 — Napoleon Harmon, No. 11 — limbo Barrentine, No. 71 — jon Richard, No. 23 — Bobby Landers, No. 53 — Brian Dixon, No. 22 — Mike Fusilier, No. 14 — Kenny Welch, No. 50 — Mark Young, No. 32 — Derrek Murray, No. 63 — Tony Hebert. No. 64 — Dennis Guillory, No. 77 — James Stephens, No. 70 — Daryl Conrad, No. 60 — Gary Brown, No. 72 — Brian Picard, No. 62 — Fred Schroder No 43 — Kerry Rigmaiden, No. 42 — Marvin Alexander, No. 52 — Dwayne Owens, No. 66 — Mike Floyd, No. 33 — Keith McGee, No. 30 — Keith Martinez, No. 40 — Darren Welch, No. 31 — Kelly Caraway, No. 21 — Phillip Schwartzenburg, No. 85 — Brian Nichols, No. 61 — David Racca, No. 44 — Larry Lebert, No. 81 — Mike Cochran, No. 10 — Clay Ashworth, No. 83 — Clinton Nevils. Not Pictured: Brian Racca, Merrick Mothershed, Steve Craig, David Craig, and John Snody. Layout — Monica Brooks Photography — Mr. O'Pry and Greg Breed 165 Football Managers: From left to right Greg Clark and Danny Harkins. Not pictured: David Verrette, and jack Fontenot Middle: Coaches from left to Right. Coach Charles Calderea, Coach Charles Vicknair, Coach Newton Che-lette. Coach Max Calderea, Coach Lasalle Wil liams. Bottom Left. Senior Football players and Cheerleaders: left to right: Mark Young, Dennis Guillory, Harry Stephens, Kenny Welch, john Fontenot, Derrek Murray, Keith Martinez. Bruce Turnage, Tony Hebert, Bob Bertrand, john Dautriel, James Stephens, Staurt Fletcher, Randy Burleigh, Napoleon Harmon, and Mike Fusilier. Cheerleaders. Diana McGee, Mary Deaton, Melinda Pettus, Wanda Malveaux, Brenda Doucet, Pam Deville, Renate' Watson, and Cheryl Guy. Bottom right: Football Coach: Coach Tomason. 166 Guards: Left to Right: No. 67 — Wayne Owens No. 66 — Mike Floyd No. 64 — Dennis Guillory No. 63 — Tony Hebert No. 62 — Fred Schroder No. 61 — David Racca No. 60 — Gary Brown Not pictured: No. 65 — Brian Racca Fullbacks: Left to Right: No. 40 — Darren Welch No. 30 — Keith Martinez No. 32 — Derrek Murray No. 31 — Kelly Caraway No. 33 — Keith McGee Probacks and Tightends: Left to Right: Top: No. 14 — Kenny Welch No. 82 — Napoleon Harmon No. 83 — Randy Burleigh No. 86 — john Fontenot No. 80 — Bob Bertrand No. 84 — Staurt Fletcher No. 85 — Brian Nichols No. 81 — Mike Cochran No. 87 — Mike Deaton 167 Tackles: Left to Right No. 77 — lames Stephens No. 76 — John Dautriel No. 75 — Harry Stephens No. 74 — Pat Manuel No. 73 — David Trahan No. 72 — Brian Picard No. 71 — jon Richard No. 70 — Daryl Conrad Tailbacks: Left to Right: No. 22 — Mike Fusilier No. 44 — Larry Lebert No. 42 — Marvin Alexander No. 23 — Bobby Landers No. 43 — Karry Rigmaiden No. 21 — Phillip Schwartzenburg 168 Quarterbacks: Left to Right: No. 20 — Chris Guidry No. 12 — Bruce Turnage No. 11 — Jimbo Barrentine No. 10 — Clay Ashworth Standing Left to Right: K. Cash, P. Veillon, T. Hines, C. Jenkins, W. McEntire, A. Edwards, C. Kile, K. Estes, D. Guy, R. Thomason. Middle Left to Right: B Whiteard, D. Malbrough, M. Morgan, M. Deville, B. Vincent, D. Verrette, D. Maricle, J. Jackson, R Milburn. Sitting: D. Anderson, C. Marshall, D. Harkins, C. Hancock, M. Theriot, R. Picard, B. Widcamp, J. Fontenot, P. Soileau, T. McMichael, K. Window, R. Perry, R. Richmond. 169 Was it a fumble, or just a pileup? Derrek eases another 6 onto the score. Sweet victory at home. 170 Run, Ram, Run! Even 4 hands can't stop Mike Fusilier! BY: PETE GAMMAGE The Rams kept their winning ways here Friday night as they beat the St. Louis Saints 20-7 in Ram Stadium. The running of Mike Fusilier mixed with the good passing arm of Bruce Turnage helped to achieve this victory. The Ram defense was anchored by Brian Racca, Bobby Landers, David Trahan, James Stephens and Daryl Conrad. (From: Westlake Moss Bluff News) BARRENTINE LEADS RAMS TO VICTORY BY: PETE GAMMACE Jimbo Barrentine put on a show Friday night of how to catch passes and run pass patterns as he led the Rams to a 25-7 victory over the Washington Indians. )imbo caught two TD passes and set up another with a spectacular catch on the one yard line. He returned a punt 52 yards to score. The second quarter got the Rams on the scoreboard after a bad snap from center. Bob Bertrand tackled the punter on the seven as he tried to run the ball out. Barrentine scored the first TD on a good throw from Turnage. The PAT was blocked with 7:48 in the second quarter. The third quarter started with fumbles by both teams and james Stephens and the defense doing a great job containing the Indians running attack. Brian Racca intercepted a Washington pass to start the Rams on their last TD drive. Barrentine made a great catch between two defenders on the two yard line to set the stage for David Craig to score on the next play. The conversion attempt failed, leaving the score 25-7. (From: Westlake Moss Bluff News) limbo burns the turf. Derrek bullies through. Bertrand blocks as Fulsilier digs through the line. 171 WESTLAKE STUNS BRONCOS, 26-21 BY: CARY SNYDER The first annual West Fork Bowl runneth over for the Westlake Rams. The hustling Ram defense sparked by Keith Martinez, Dennis Guillory, Larry Lebert, Brian Racca, Daryl Conrad, Darren Appleby, James Stephens and Bob Bertrand set up one touchdown with a fumble recovery, scored another and turned back the Brocos at the one-yard line with a fumble recovery. The fumble recovery in the last quarter by Barrentine, Kenny Welch and Mike Fusilier was the turning point of the game as Sam Houston had driven 62 yards in 13 plays. On a third and one at the one, the trio of Rams came up with the ball to preserve the five-point victory at 26-21 and 3:13 left in the contest. (From: The Lake Charles American Press) Westlake High Rams are always anxious to play. Come on and catch me if you can. You have to get him first, then me! limbo makes six more. Derrek gets the attention. Hey, checkout this fancy footwork!!! SECOND HALF SENDS RAMS PAST ST. LOUIS BY: KEN HARDY Mike Fusilier woke up a sleeping Ram offense in the second half as he rambled for two touchdowns to lead Westlake to a 20-7 victory over St. Louis Friday night. The Ram defense, led by David Trahan, Daryl Conrad and Brian Rac-ca, aided the Westlake resurge by holding the Saints to 22 yards in the first 20 minutes of the second half. (From: The Lake Charles American Press) 173 Our school shows Ram spirit!!! This is the effort of teamwork!!! You ain't going no where. RAMS CLOSE OUT SEASON “HEARTBREAK LOSS TO PINEVILLE BY 23-19 SCORE BY PETE GAMMACE Last Friday night the 1977 edition of the Westlake Rams played their final ballgame and left a warm glow in the hearts and minds of the loyal supporters. The young men who played exhibited a great deal of determination, poise and pride as they almost overcame a number of mistakes to keep the stands on their feet for two and a half hours. Final score was Pineville 23, Westlake 19. (From: Westlake Moss Bluff News) A Ram is hard to bring down. How come he gets the ball? 174 We have you now, big boy!! Watch out! Bob's flying through!! This is what you call a spirited pep rally!!! Everybody wants a piece of the action!!! WESTLAKE MAINTAINS 4-AAA LEAD BY RAPPING LEESVILLE BY: KEN HARDY Tenth-rated Westlake used two costly fumbles by Leesville in the fourth quarter to defeat the Wampus Cats 18-7 Friday night in a District 4-AAA encounter at Ram Stadium. The Ram defense, led by Larry Leb-ert and Bob Bertrand, held Leesville's Terry Holt in check, 37 yards. The victory kept the Rams, 6-1 overall and 3-0 district, atop the District 4-AAA standings. (From: The Lake Charles American Press) The Rams always draw a crowd!!! Ready or not, here I come. 175 The Rams capture their rivals. The teachers do their thing!!!!! We want to play too! Stand up and clap Somebody help me!!' Mike Fusilier came off the bench Friday night to score three touchdowns and lead Westlake to a 31-10 victory over Eunice in a District 4-AAA football game. The shifty senior finished the night with 125 yards rushing on 18 carries. (From: The Lake Charles American Press) The band plays their song at the pep rally!! WESTLAKE DOWNS RAYNE 29-6 BY: PETE GAMMAGE Westlake got on the score board in a big way Friday night beating the Rayne Wolves 29-6. Tailback Mike Fusilier ran for 122 yards to pace all runners in the game. Fusilier also scored three touchdowns and one 2 point conversion. Landers, Racca, and Stevens looked good on defense while Bar-rentine, Bertrand, Turnage and Fusilier sparked the offense. (From: Westlake Moss Bluff News) The Rams go in for victory. We've got Ram defense!!! Mike goes in for a win!! 177 All-District Players Mike Fulsilier — Offense-Tailback lames Stephens — Defense-Defensive Tackle Kenny Welch — Defense Weak Safety Bobby Landers — Defense-Lineback 178 Brian Racca — Defense-Lineback jimbo Barrentine — Offense Split End W.H.S. 1977-78 Basketball Team Bottom Row: Ronnie Butts, Glen Harmon, Dwight Towner, jimbo Barrentine. Top Row: David Fanta, Paul Stevens, Scott Ortego, Stanley Parker, Darryl Joubert, Napoleon Harmon. Head Coach: Newton Chelette Assistant Coach: Morris Fuselier 179 Senior: David Fanta Sophomore: Stanley Parker Senior: Scott Ortego Senior: Ronnie Butts Senior: Paul Stevens junior: Darryl Joubert 180 Senior: Napoleon Harmon junior: Dwight Towner junior: Glen Harmon 181 1977-78 Junior Varsity Team Bottom Row: Clay Ashworth. Tommy Miller, Randy Thibodeaux, Make Meche Top Row: Tony Ray, Kurt Kleven, Reginald Adams, Chris Guidry. 182 1977-78 Freshman Team Bottom Row: Rod Picard, Joe Banks, Matt East, Mason Roy. Top Row: Coach Eddie McGinnis, Greg Clark, Earl Parker, Jeff Picard, Donald Malbrough, Jude Hebert, Reggie Richmond, and Coach Newton Chelette. Wendell sinks one! Cheerleaders show spirit. 183 Waiting for a rebound????? Dwight shoots for two. Scotty does it again! Rhonda tries a hook shot. 184 Coach Dunn thinks up strategy. 1977-78 Girls Basketball Left to Right: Danni Courtney, Mary Self, Tammy Rogers, Mellony Perkins, Ralphietta Malveaux, Susan Landon, Julie Vincent, Laurie Farris, Rhonda Courtney, Pam Walker, Karen Simpson, Bonita Stevens, Randi Dixon, Sandra DeVille, Linda Hardy Back Row: Manager: Sandy Meche, Coach: Etta Dunn 185 Rhonda Courtney Senior Susan Landon Senior Laurie Farris Senior julie Vincent junior Tammi Rogers Junior Rhonda shoots for two!! 186 Pam Walker Junior Bonita Stevens Sophomore Linda Hardy Freshman 187 Danni Courtney Freshman Karen Simpson Sophomore Mary Self Sophomore 188 Pam makes a hit! VOLLEYBALL COACH Karen Crawford Back Row: Lana Bergeron, Diane Herbert, Pam Walker, Dana Landers Coach: Karen Crawford, Front Row: julie Love, Trudy Boone, Mandy Morrison, Mary Deaton Now Shown: jeri Levine, Diana McGee Lay-Out: Melinda Pettus Photographer: Gregg Breed Golf Team 1977-1978 Scott Havens Richard LaBauve Richard Primeaux Mack Love Coach: Max Calderera Layouts by: Dana Landers and Melinda Pettus Photography by: Dwain Schatz 190 193 1977-78 Seniors RAM-PAGE M. I II I WtSTUU MK SCNOOi VmMh. u. a, 1177 Cafeteria Has Changes The Calcasieu School Board hat made a few changes in the school lunch program which affects Westlake High School. In former years the School Board has paid the Westlake High School cafeteria staff for 43 working hours per day This money was distributed among Mrs White and the workers This year the School Board has cut the hours the staff works to 37 hours per day Now. cafeteria workers work fewer hours but have more to do They must now spray for pests and take monthly inventory. jobs not handled by CaWCam representatives for Westlake High School are Jannette Stafford ' left i and Freshman representative Melanie Johnson right) Cal-Cam Fair Queen Candidates Chosen This year's representative for Miss CaFCam Fair Queen la Jeanette Stafford She will represent the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades Melanie Johnson, representing the ninth grade, is the candidate for Junior miaa Cal-Cam Fair Queen The pageant will be held on the Cal-Cam Fair grounds in Sulptar The fair will begin on Monday. October 3rd and will end Sunday. October 9th The pageants are scheduled for News Staff Tuesday. October 4th and Wednesday. October 5th A parade on September 23 will open the festivities It will be held in Sulphur This is the 53rd year for the Matt Armstrong Shows. (Cal-Cam Fair), and there will be special attractions performed nightly Also they'll have fireworks, exhibits, contests and prizes so plan to attend this year's Cal-Cam Fair cafeteria workers before Any student desiring a second lunch must now pay 85 as opposed to 45 of past years This is because the government will only reimburse our cafeteria for one lunch per student Like most employees, the cafeteria workers must abide by certain rides Some of these are The uniforms worn by the cafeteria workers must be all the same color, with low heeled, enclosed shoes Student workers must have hair nets. Jewelry shall not be worn, and smoking in the cafeteria is prohibited and confined to bathroom facilities No left-over foods, donated foods, or purchased foods shall be sold, except in regular meals No foods, including left-overs, shall be removed from the School Food Service Department by the School Food Service personnel or other school personnel, either for their own use or far the use af others Goes to MSU New teschrrs at W estlake High School for the 1977-7 school year are (left to right) Miss Mondello. Mr. Walters, sod Mrs. Vaa Nor- mituf The Ram Page staff attended s journalism workshop held at McNeoae State University The guest lecturers were Jim Beam of the Lake Charles American Press. Jim Clark of The Eunice News, and Gary Snyder adviser to student (xibhcations at McNeese Jim Beam talked about the different aspects of reporting and what it takes to make a good reporter Jim Clark explained the writing f headlines and how to lay out a paper Gary Snyder lectured on copy editing Kevin Troutman, editor of the McNeese Contraband, and Donna Vmeant, news eidtor and a former editor of the Ram-Page, also attended the workshop During me seminar everyone participated in writing a practice story and c y editing an article A test was also given on 24 of the moat misspelled words in jcairnaliam Refreshments were Ykd Football Managers What do they do and how do they help the team? H«nr Do The Arts” Fare at WHS’ - An interview with some of our fine arts teachers Who is the Morning Mayor' • What exactly is Jay Roberts' Council Chosen For the first time in two years a student council has been formed at Westlake High School Last spring, nominations and elections were held and the following were chosen Senior members Bob Bertrand. David Fanta, Melinda Pettus. Vickie Races, and Sharia Richartfcon. Junior members Mike Cochran, Stuart Landry. Julie Vincent. Linda Thornton, and Wanda Malveaux Sophomore mem Stout Pictured above are Mbs Kaougb. Coach Thomavon. and Mrs Crswford new leacher at WHS New Teachers Welcomed To WHS Coach Tommy Thomason is a graduate of McNeese. receiving a BS degree and a Master's degree He was also a graduate assistant coach during 1975 at McNeese Thomason will be teaching classes as well as coaching football These classes include a Civics class and two American History Classes Thomason enjoys playing the guitar and he also enjoys coaching football very much Coach Thomason said that one reason he enjoys coaching football is that he a able to get across to the kids and help them out in any way that he can. with school as well as football. Mrs Karen Crawford is now WHS Ramette sponsor for the year of 1977-78 She is a 1976 graduate of McNeese with a BS degree in P.E.. Health. Drivers Ed., and Math Mrs Crawford taught at St Louis High for two years, teaching Sr PE and also coaching volleyball and soft ball Last year. Mrs Crawford taught math at Marion High School Mrs Crawford said she enjoys working with the Ramettes and she is looking forward to teaching here the rest of the year Miss Maureen Ksough is a McNeese graduate with a BS degree in science. She has previously worked with children with learning disabilities Her hobby is water color painting Miss Kaough it teaching chemistry and biology She would like to say that this la a fine school and she really enjoys teaching here She not only likes to teach the students, but she is very interested in the students themselves, snd she said she Dore Guillory. Vickie Hebert and Sherri Phillips Freshmen members will be elected at a later date The future plans of the student council are to elect a president would like for the students to be interested in what they are learning Mrs Lee Van Norman, a McNeese graduate with two degrees, is now part of WHS faculty She has a degree in Vocation Home Economics Education and also a degree in Home Economics and Business Mrs Van Norman has taught at DeRidder far three years snd st Marion High for three years She is now teaching Home and Family Living and CHE at Westlake High Mrs Van Norman enjoys gourmet cooking sewing gardening fishing crafts, and water sports Mrs Van Norman said she thinks Westlake is a super school Taking care at our home economics department is Mias Sarah Mondelk) She is presently teaching Home Economics I. II, III. and IV Mias Monde Uo is a graduate of McNeese University with a degree in science She taught at Elton High School for one year and also at LeGrange High for two years. Terms, swimming sewing cocking, and reading are all among Miss Mondello's hobbies Mias Mondello said she really enjoys teaching and being around the students, and she is very happy to be here WHS Refrigeration and Air Conditioning class is now being taught by Mr Walters Mr Walters has taught school far two years at a Junior College in Jackson County He said that WHS is a great school and adds that the boys here have a great opportunity to learn a trade. Hunting and fishing are Mr Walters two main interests Rampogt Subscriptions Now On Salt 2.00 DEDICATION 196 Mrs. Beverly Hauskins is from Westlake Louisiana and graduated from Westlake High School and later worked at Cities Service. She received her BS and M.Ed. Degrees from McNeese State University. Mrs. Hauskins has been teaching for twelve years with eleven of them at W.H.S. Mrs. Hauskins teaches Data Processing, Shorthand I, and Office Practice. Mrs. Hauskins was married in 1954 to W.S. Hauskins. She is the mother of two children, Mike and Lori. Mrs. Hauskins has given unstintingly of her time and talents. She not only teaches but also denotes many hours at sponsoring FBLA, one of the most active clubs. The Annual Staff of 77-78 takes great pride in dedicating this year's edition of the Ram-ler to Mrs. Beverly Hauskins. 197 fouhdcL fV[ a@M 1977-78 Ram-ler 7 C J , O’ 'jQaiLnuaJ Ojuo H j When it's your turn to graduate, you wear your cap and gown for only a few brief hours... but you can wear your class ring always. the ring people Represented by: BOB LEAKE P.O. Box 56 St. Francisville, LA 70775 200 910 Sampson St.—Suite A Westlake, La. 70669 Phone: 433-3645 W. T. BURTON INDUSTRIES Congratulations 1978 Seniors General office: 101 N. Huntington Sulphur, La. Compliments of Bevo’s Discount Ed’s Center Radio 4349 Common St. Q Lake Charles, La. Ol T. V. 3426 Ryan Street Lake Charles, La. 70601 Phone: 477-2736 Zenith—Quasar Whirlpool Appliances Carl Lanier—Owner Western Beauty Salon Houston Rire Rd. )UP S pho e:436'5657 Seafood Steakhouse Come See Us At 1122 Sampson Westlake Liggio’s Cashway In Westlake Plaza Whirlpool appliances electrical supplies hardware Plumbing 916 Sampson Hey Westlake Seniors, How about a clip? Pousson’sX Barber Shop 1004 Sampson, Westlake Mr. Tux Tuxedo rental for all occasions Two Locations 1030 Broad St. The and 3431 Ryan St. Of Ain Dry Cleaning wlwlll Available on Broad St. Phone: 477-5467 our chance to say thank you to our many friends customers. Bill and Maxine 202 p 4t Mt m — —• i— r ■ ■■■ ■■■—— ----------:--------------------- BBBB nn «tn i fiMnRiii«TO 7t� irir� T� f i 'iP ILi4_ i- Nr Congratulations to the 1978 niors of Westlake High School W=-F r ; JACK ROBINSON FARM SERVICE INC. Congratulations to the 78 graduates Westwood Rd., Westlake WESTLAKE PLAN SERVICE Architectural Drafting Blue Printing 2409 Williams St. Westlake, La. 70669 203 Compliments of CITIES SERVICE’S LAKE CHARLES OPERATIONS P. O. Box 1562 Lake Charles 70602 Merle Norman Cosmetics Congratulations Seniors 829 McKinley Westlake dice's Fashion headquarters for S. W. La. Downtown Sulphur 527-7052 DAISY FLOWER G IFT SHOP THE PARTS HOUSE 1124 SAMPSON STREET WESTLAKE. LA. 70669 Phone 433-0305 Owner : BILLY EVELYN JOHNSON Boxing up the year for you of 78 Borel’s Cabinet Shop 1623 Sampson St. Westlake, La 70669 Phone: 439-0307 205 Landry St. Westlake Richard Presutti Greg Elliott Auto Parts Speed Equipment THE CALCASIEU MARINE NATIONAL BANK RAMETTES We Love You RAMS Symbol of Strength LEE TEMPLE Manager WESTLAKE BRANCH Phone: 439-4541 P. O. Box 726 Westlake, La. 70669 The Ram Band Says Thank You For All Your Support MS. K'S LADIES JUNIOR APPAREL 205 JloJri ngue BARBER SHOP AND HAIR STYLING SALON 0� T ( 1812 KIRKMAN STREET LAKE CHARLES. LA 70801 PHONES 436-4861 — 439-9767 436-0635 HAYES ENTERPRISES INC. Central Air Electric Works Sales Service 808 Krause St., Westlake SALES Ph. 433-0159 Whirlpool Amana John Zinc Satisfaction Guaranteed SERVICE All Models Licensed Dealer Good Luck in the future Rams, much hope and success. Nickie’s Nursery 2208 Sampson Westlake, Louisiana 70669 WE BEAUTIFY OUTDOORS 436-6468 Nickie Hollis From: REV. BROOKS WANDA BROOKS LEONA BROOKS MONICA BROOKS and DINO BROOKS Carolyn’s Suburban Shoppe 1600 Westwood Road Westlake H R Hardware Good Luck Rams Compliments of H CECI and ANDREW The Image” come see us at 2410 Westwood Rd. Westlake, La. 70669 MIKE RIDER 'Professional Haircutter For Men Women ' By Appointment Bus—478-7726 2919 Kirkman St. Home—433-7628 Lake Charles, La. 206 B M SERVICE CENTER PPG INDUSTRIES Good Luck Rams 703 Miller Westlake, La. Columbia Southern Rd. Congratulations from the people who care about the way you look. Grade’s JZ, __ you make Beauty it, Good Luck • Seniors Shop 1010 Shady TUq Lane 1 Westlake ■ ■ 7 Lady Rams Best Wishes To 1978 Seniors 207 From ... All of Us at THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WESTLAKE, LA. Congratulations Senior Class of 1977 We Are Behind You 100% 501 Sulphur Avenue Westlake, La. A W DRIVE IN The Place To Co For Good Food Congratulations to the 1978 Seniors 208 Sampson, Westlake BROUSSARD'S SUPER MARKET CARAWAY’S PHARMACY Good Luck RAMS! Come See Us At 820 McKinley Westlake DATA PROCESSING SERVICE “Keep Your Eyes Open Super Seniors WESTLAKE FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKET BANK We Back Your Banking the Rams 835 McKinley Needs Member FDIC Westlake, La. Westlake Branch 1415 Sampson HARRY’S Home of the world PENNISON AGENCY famous Hamburger—Steaks— Insurance Seafoods—Salads and and Desserts. Real Estate Home owned and operated by: Phone: 433-0334 Harry Fontenot 1011 Sampson Hwy. 90 West Westlake, La. 10 D M CONSTRUCTION General Contractor JAY’S WHITE’S STEREO AUTO STORE We're Behind You All The Way Rams We can come up with whatever you need Congratulations Seniors Located at 3617 Ryan St. Lake Charles 812 Sampson, Westlake ACTION TOWN PHOTOS OF WESTLAKE Congratulations Seniors and Good Luck Rams! Best Around! 1117B Sampson, Westlake 433-0870 212 WESTLAKER WAY TO CO SENIORS AND ALL THE WAY RAMS Compliments of: MEYER ASSOCIATES, INC. 600 Cities Service Hwy. Sulphur, La. BRADLEY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Come See Us At 1008 Sampson Westlake, La. WESTERN AUTO We'll Be Good To You! 213 GULF NATIONAL F S BANK Congratulations You'll like the Seniors Way We Do Business. 817 McKinley You Can Depend Westlake, La. On Us Compliments of Compliments of MYRICK WATER WELL OKELLY’S SERVICE We Back Phone: 436-9078 the Rams Westlake, Louisiana and Seniors 214 RIDDLE’S RESTAURANT Good Luck to the Seniors 902 Sampson Westlake FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Westlake Branch 2214 Sampson Compliments of KAB Congratulations Seniors Congratulations to the Seniors From: PUMPELLY’S TIRE CENTER 1200 Sampson Westlake PATRONS OF WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL Dr. M. D. Eastman Drs. M. J. and R. J. Bono Dr. and Mrs. Archie Evans Dr. D. S. Paraguya 216