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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

Table Of Contents Student Life 7 Academics 21 Sports 51 Organizations 73 Vl-LER RAM-L £ EF Index 186 Pride And Dedication Are All A Part Of Our School Westlake High School has always been a spirited school at which students are proud to attend. The value and status of a school is determined by the students who attend and the following pages will show why our school is the greatest. Spirit is the life of a school. We have many activities which students can participate in such as basketball, football. Ra-mettes. Annual Staff, Band and other clubs. By taking part in these, the students show their pride, dedication, and spirit for their school. Preparing for the next year begins during the summer for many Westlake High students. Many students attended summer camps, summer practices, and workshops at McNeese. During the summer the students received their yearbooks. Looking at the pages brought many happy memories of the year before. Students at Westlake High are a sriident body that stands together and supports each and every group that goes out to represent our school. They can be proud no matter if they win or lose because they do so as an entire unit and not just individual groups. Westlake High, We’re Proud of You.” Westlake High students enjoy a pep rally. Westlake Rams' Bandit, and owner pause (or a picture during a football game. Tim Meyers, with an arm full of books, is anxious to get to class. Ramettes and cheerleaders gel involved in parades. 2 Opening Vending machines control students appetite until lunch. Ross Tuttle and Jeff Fox get a little camera crazy, and give a big smile. Opening 3 Principals Provide Leadership . . . The 1984 RAM-LER is a priceless item because it preserves the look and feel of a very special time in the lives of all our students. Thanks to your competent efforts, students of our school can renew and relive those memories again in the years to come. You are obviously a group with a strong sense of organization, and I am sure that each of you must have viewed the ideas of others with respect and a willingness to cooperate. I am particularly impressed that you were able to maintain such a highly respected position on campus while spending countless hours on the yearbook. On behalf of all the students, faculty and administration. I thank you for this fine publication. Billy R. Callens, Principal 4 Student Life . . . Co-Workers Assist Gary Anderson. Assistant Principal Barbara McGuire, office clerk Mary Jones, counselor Dorothy Watson, office clerk Student Life 5 A Very Special Friend By unanimous decision, the Ram-ler Staff is proud to announce the dedication of the 1984 edition to one who has given six years of her personal touch to Westlake High School. A special sense of pride grows throughout the school and much of this we owe to the many hours of special communication and guidance from our counselor. There is never a hesitation to help or just to sit and listen. We appreciate the help and special care she gives the students. With this we announce our dedication to Mrs. Mary Jane Jones. Mrs. Jones is a native of Opelou-sesus. La. and graduated from Holy Ghost High School. She received her B.A. degree in 1963 from Southern University and furthered her education at McNeese State University. There she received her Masters + 30. During the past 15 years Mrs. Jones has taught at Mossville High School and Washington High School. She began her work at Westlake High School in 1978. Mrs. Jones married Lawarence Jones. August 30. I960 and they have one son. Keith. Along with spending many extra hours working with Westlake High School students, Mrs. Jones is active in the Big Brothers-Big Sister program and she is Parish Council Youth Advisor at St. Henrys Church. Mrs. Jones served as co-ordinator for the S.A.P.E. tea and is active in the state and local counselor association. She serves on the executive board of Calcasieu Association of Educators. 6 Dedication 1984 Homecoming Court Reigns Without Their Queen A bouquet was to be presented ot Miss Sonya Hall by Miss Debbie McGee. I982's Queen. She was to be crowned by Mr. Wildridge Doucet and Bryan Verrett acted as crown bearer. The week of Homecoming. Oct. 31-Nov. 4. was a time for celebration at Westlake High. Each day was celebrated with a different theme. Thursday. Nov. 3. many Westlake residents enjoyed the Homecoming parade. Friday. Nov. 4. an assembly was held to present the 1983 Homecoming Court. The Varsity Cheerleaders entertained with a dance to the song. No Parking (on the Dance Floor).” Friday night was filled with the spirit and excitement of the game and the crowning of the queen. The Ramettes and Ram Band performed during halftime. The Homecoming Court was presented and the new queen. Sonya Hall was announced. To add to the excitement the Mighty Rams defeated the Vidalia Vikings. The only setback to Homecoming night was the fact that Sonya Hall, the new queen, wasn’t present. Just minutes before the presentation of the court, Sonya had to be rushed to Memorial Hospital to have her appendix removed. Miss Shelley Smith and Mr. Jack Smith 8 Student Life Miss Bridgette Goodwin and Mr. Lionel Goodwin Miss Phyllis Edwards and Mr. Ro Ian Edwards Miss Connie Nope and Mr. Jimmy Nope Miss Lezlie Chapman and Mr. Phillip Chapman Miss Angela Malveaux and Mr. Mor ris Malveaux Miss Mona Ashworlh and Mr. Jimmy Miss Susan Semien and Mr. L.G. Se- Ashworth mien Student life 9 Homecoming: A Week Of Celebration Westlake Highs annual Homecoming parade took place November 3. on a Thursday afternoon. The parade be gan at 4 o'clock at S.P. Arnett Middle School. During the Homecoming week Westlake High students and even some teachers participated in making it an exciting event. Starting October 31. Halloween day was celebrated with people dressed in hilarious and grue some costumes. The next day was punk day. It was the day to see leather. dark glasses, and loads of colors running in and out of people's hair. Hobo day came next and again we saw many bright colors, holey shirts, and baggy leans. Tle day came around and many assorted ties were worn. Big ones, small ones, wild ones, and yes. even regular ones Last came dress up day. This was the day when everyone was to wear his or her best clothing. All in all Homecoming week was celebrated with much spirit. Seniors of 1984 proudly show their spirit in the parade. Ramettes march proudly in the home coming parade. Greg Bertrand poses for a picture during the homecoming parade. 10 Student Life Joan Crain and Mike fcastman took Halloween Students went all out to prepare for punk day. costume dav serious. Many different costumes were worn on costume day. Student Life ll Westlakes Homecoming Court Of 1983 The 1983 Homecoming court. Left: Escort Mike Robertson, Freshman Maid. Mona Ashworth: Escort Gary Gentry, Sophomore Maid, Shelley Smith: Escort Gerald Garcia, Junior Maid, Phyllis Edwards: Escort Scott Peterson, Junior Maid, Shawn Picard; Escort Troy Palms. Senior Maid, Bridgette Goowin; Escort Mike Bribcker, Senior Maid, Staci Hargrove: Escort Tim Meyer. Senior Maid, Cinda White: Escort Trevor Stoker, Senior Maid, Sonya Hall; Escort Tracy Young. Senior Maid Laura Davis, Escort Stan Victorian, Junior Maid, Angela Malveaux; Escort Chuck Cochran. Junior Maid, Lezlie Chapman; Escort Mark Borel. Sophomore Maid, Connie Nope; Escort Tracy Perkins, Freshman Maid Susan Semien. Queen Reigns From Hospital Bed Senior maid. Sonya Hall was crowned Homecoming queen for 1984. Sonya is the 17-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall. Her activities in school include Ramettes, J.V. Cheerleader. Varsity Cheerleader, basketball. softball, and FBLA. Sonya was chosen class favorite her freshman, sophomore, and junior years. She was also chosen Cal-Cam representative her freshman year. Dancing, cheerleading, sports, swimming, and playing ping pong are among Sonya's favorite hobbies. Sonya wasn't able to enjoy the half-time activities this Homecoming because she was hospitalized for emergency surgery. fjiiB 12 Student Life Westlake Highs Homecoming Assembly was held in the school auditorium. November 4, 1983, at 1:00 P.M. This years Senior Maids and their escorts are Sonya Hall and Trevor Stoker. Cinda White and Tim Meyer, Staci Hargrove and Mike Bricker, Bridgette Goodwin and Troy Palms. Laura Davis and Tracy Young. After the Homecoming Assembly an Alumni Tea was held in the Westlake High School cafeteria. The Tea was served by the F.H.A. members. The Tea lasted approximately 30 minutes and everyone enjoyed themselves. Bridgette Goodwin and escort Troy Palms. Laura Davis and escort Tracy Young. The Homecoming Court and their escorts are honored during the Annual Homecoming Assembly. Boy’s And Girl’s State, A Great Experience Susan and Joanna had a great time at Girl's State. Jim and Johnny think Boy's State was a great experience. Boy s and Girl's State is a once in a lifetime experience each year for four juniors. This year selected juniors were Susan Watson, Joanna Kile, Johnny Johnson, and Jim Farley. The program is held in Baton Rouge. Louisiana on the campus of L.S.U. Girl's State was held August 3-10 and Boy’s State was August 4-11. These eight days were very strenuous days filled with hard work and determination. Much was learned from this experience for all the juniors that attended. The Westlake American Legion sponsors Boy’s and Girl's State for the Westlake students and a banquet was held January 14 to present the participants. When the students arrive at the campus there is much confusion and excitement as they find themselves around so many strange faces. Each Westlake student was placed in a room with a total stranger from another school. Many new friends were made throughout the eight days of the program. When the week came to an end there was a sadness among the newly made friends. The students from Westlake were united only once, the night of the Boy's and Girl’s State Dance which was August 9. A few steps gained on the ladder to success. I4 Student Life f The participants that attended Boy's and Girl’s State were Susan Watson, It was an exciting experience for me. At first you get scared because you don’t know anyone, but things start happening so that you make new friends. I had little sleep and missed home, but I enjoyed myself alot. Joanne Kile. Girl's State was anything but boring. Adjustment comes quickly though, you learn to eat quickly and live without any sleep. Jim Farley, Boy’s State was an enlightening experience, teaching patience, trust, and the ability to work with others. The entire week was filled with work, but this was enjoyable work. The dance with Girl s State was the most pleasurable memory of the week. Johnny Johnson, Boy’s State was one of the best experiences of my life. Besides learning how the government works, I learned to work with people.” New heights were reached at Boy's and Girl's State. Student Life 15 Cal-Cam Fair Representatives 2f Cinda White, senior Cal-Cam representative. Kelley tive. Lovett, senior Cal-Cam representa Mona Ashworth. |umor Cal-Cam representative. The Wed Cal Cam hair Beauty Pageant was held October 4 and 5. The Westlake represen tatives were Cinda White and Kelley Lovett, senior representatives, and Mona Ashworth, tumor representative. The contest (or the senior representatives was October 4. Kelley Lovett was among the IJ finalists in the senior division The contest (or the tumor represen tatives was October 5. Mona Ashworth was among the top 5 finalists. Kellev Lovett is the daughter of Mrs Louise Lovett KeRey plans to go to college and mator in pre law after she graduates Her activities include band, head twirier, head varsity cheerleader. FBI A. COE. Student Government. All star marching band, acolyte at United Methodist Church, and Who's Who Among American High School Students Fler hobbies are weightlifting, dancing, twirling, reading, typing, and spending time with her friends. Cinda White is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ted Mayeaux. Cinda plans to go to college and maior in pharmacy. Her activities include band. FBLA. Student Government, varsity cheerleader, homecoming court, and Who's Who Among American High School Students. She envoys weightlifting, dancing, writing essays, cheering, reading, being with friends, and shopping Mona Ashworth is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jimmie Ashworth. Her activities include homecoming court, band. American Jazz and Ballet Company, and a member of the Contraband Dancers. Her hobbies include dancing, swimming, and being with friends Kelly Lovett tells the judges about herself. Cinda White shows her confidence as she walks in front of the judges. I6 Student Life Christmas Dance 1984 The Christmas dance was held Saturday. December 3 in the school lobby and cafeteria. The theme this year was silver bells. There was a change in the dance this year from a formal affair to a semi-formal one. The music was provided by the group Night Flight. The Westlake Ramettes sponsor the Christmas dance each year. They are responsible for the planning of the dance and always enjoy the many hours of decorating which preceeds the evening. Jonan Robinson and Jim Farley. Connie Nope and Mark Borel. Shawn Liles and Renee Baker. Student Life 17 Around School Ed Schwartzenburg demonstrates his computer skills. 18, Student Life West Lake High 1984 Rally Students Pictured Above: Stephanie Boyd. Denite Frantz. John Anderson. Wanda Brooks, lisa Lyles. Jared Landry. Shayne DeVille, Eric Strahan. Julie Cady. Mandy Alexander. Cindy Snyder. The following students participated in rally for West-lake High: Julie Robinson-General Business. Teresa Pres-tidge-Stenography I. Herman Roeslar-Free Enterprise. Stephanie Boyd-English I. Melissa Dew-English III. Tia Fu-lenwider-Civics. Lisa Lyles-World Geography. Scott Quick-Chemistry. Ed Schwartzenburg-Physics. Mandy Alexander-Home Economics I, Joanna Kile-English IV. Vynessie Hill-Bookkeeping I. Rhonda Lovett-Typing I. Buffy Fleming-Journalism. Julie Cady-Clerical Practice. John Anderson-Spelling. Cindy Snyder-English I. Eric Stra-han-American History, Denise Frantz-General History. Karen LeDoux-Algebra I. Tony Kemp-Algebra II. Jared Landry-Geometry, Susan Watson-Advanced Mathematics. Debbie Spearing-Trigonometry, Tim Hawkins-General Science. Shayne DeVille-Biology, and Wanda Brooks-Home Economics II. Tony Kemp Rally Student Student Life 19 Aerobicise And Weightlifting I. 2. 3, 4 Jane Fonda and Richard Simmons look out! Aerobicise and weightlifting seem to be the theme of the eighties. Nearly everyone is trying to get into shape and stay in shape and aerobicise is the answer. From health food to exercising to the beat of the music, many people are getting with it.” Olivia Newton-John was among the first to generate interest with her hit song Let's Get Physical.” After that, many people fell into step as they wanted to be slender and look like Christi Brinkley. Now when one walks into a store, he looks for something new to wear to exercise class instead of something new to wear to school. Aerobicise is not only exercising, but also its own little corner of fashion. John Nordberg weight lift during football practice. Stacy Byrd shows deep concentration while working out. Weight-lifting is another way of exercising. There are a number of places that weight-lifting can be done. One is the school weight room, another is the privacy of one's own home, and just recently the Genesis Spa has opened. Many students are spending countless hours shaping and toning their bodies. All the hard work will pay off when summertime rolls around and it’s time to go to the beach. Bridgetie Goodwin works on her leg muscles. JO Sludenl Life Around School Welders, on one of their busy days. Student Life Let’s Get . . . The 1984 Sadie Hawkins dance was held March 24 at the Westlake K.C. Hall. The dance was sponsored by the sophomores. The theme was Wild and Loose” with all decorations provided by the sophomore class. Pictures were taken at the dance with a colorful background made to look like a grafited wall and a Harley Davidson motorcycle as a prop to lean on. The dance was decorated with a wide assortment of colors, designs, and streamers flowing across the ceiling of the building. The dance was from 9:00 to LOO with music provided by Mac Davis. Leisa Vincent and her date. Denise Sieben and Don Kelley. Bray and Ross Dees pose on their way to the dance. Amy Mendenhall gives Christi Davis and Toni Gillard a push as Kyla holds on. 22 Student Life Kyla Bray. Cythia Cox. Christi Davis. Lisa O'rourke. Jonan Robinson. Toni Gillard. and Debra Gray stop for a picture while decorating for the dance. Wild And Loose” Kyla Bray shows off the decorations for the dance. The decoration committee piles together during a break. Westlake High School 1984 Sadie Hawkins. ' I Hunter Davis and Michele White show off their wild” shirts at the dance. The sophomore decoration committee: Mona Ashworth. Shelley Smith. Debra Gray. Tina Hollingshead. Amy Mendenhall. Shamie Guillot. Shayne Deville. Jimmie Chisolm. Kelly Clark. Jonan Robinson. and Mindy Marti. Sadi Hawkins- Wild and Loose . Student Life 23 Fantasy Land” 1984 Prom Troy Evans. Man-Scott Vinson. Scott Spikes, and Staci Young enjoy dancing at the prom. Each year the junior class sponsors the Jr.-Sr. Prom. The theme was Fantasy Land and the colors were silver, blue, and white. Music was provided by Night Rock. The Garter Ceremony was held at 10:30. followed by the crowning of Mr. and Miss Westlake High. Sonya Hall was crowned Miss Westlake and Mark Borel was crowned Mr. Westlake. The dance was held in the Buccaneer Room at the Lake Charles Civic Center from 9:00 till LOO p.m. 7 p April Simpson. Kelly Cain and Mary Man-nual pose for a picture. Mark Borel and Scott Peterson look for their date. 1 I i Ross Tuttle. Jeff Fox. Cinda White, and Staci Hargrove enjoy their senior Connie Nope and Mark Borel participate in the prom. Garder ceremony. 24 Student Life Hall and Borel Crowned The following Jr's decorated for prom: Taran Menge. Lezlie Chapman. Man-Scott Vinson. Tina Robertson. Melissa Dew. Renee Baker. Rhonda Ed wards. Jill Warren. Colleen Broussard. Shawn Pi card. Staci Young, and Tonya McGuire. Not Shown: Leisa Vincent, and Johnise Hargrove. Sonya Hall and Mark Borel were crowned at Prom. Melanie Fontenot and her date. Monique Arable and her date, a recent gra- Stephanie Hebert and Brent Marti, duate from Westlake High. Student Life 25 Excuses, Excuses, Excuses . . . This Year's Ten Best Each year teachers are faced with new and crazy excuses for students not having their homework. Some excuses thought up this year were: 1. My dad used it to light the fireplace. 2. It was blown up during a chemistry experiment. 3. My mom used it for the birdcage. 4. I dropped it in a mud puddle on the way to school. 5. My little brother Mikey ate it. 6. It blew out of the boat while I was skiing. 7. I had to sell it to pay for my little sisters operations. 8. It got worn out from so many people copying it. 9. Three cars, two bicycles, and a truck ran over it. 10. I didn't do it because McDonald's said I needed a break that day. Donna Koppie trie to explain to Mr . Marlin why he doesn't have her assignment. Ricky Gibbs tells Isac Jackson what excuse works best. Lezlie McGrath demonstrates how much homework he’s done. Student I ife ACADEMICS Supportive Faculty Stimulates Success Jacki Ackel English I Speech I BA Frank Antoine Industrial Arts BS MEd Terry Arrambide Occupational Readiness BA Adrienne Byrd ID Resource BBA EBLA sponsor Charles Caldarera PE Civics BS MEd Max Caldarera PE MS Mary Lou Carver English I BA SLS Kay Coltrin English II English IV BA MEd EdS Marlene Courmier Occupational Readiness BS MEd Generic certification Jennifer Couvillon Geometry Consumer Math BS Beta sponsor Martha Crick Library BA Marion Dawson Basic Study Skills BS MS Generic certification John Duhon Civics World History BS MA EdS Morris Fuselier English III Art I Art II Newspaper BA Key Club sponsor D.C. Chick Green Free Enterprise American History-BA MEd+ 30 Frank Harrell Band Director Guitar Music History MBEd-MEd Masters +30 Beverly Hauskins COE Typing I Clerical Practice Shorthand BS MEd+ 30 Candace Hebert Biology Physical Science BS Rammette sponsor Cheerleader sponsor Mary Jones Counselor BS MAEd + 30 Mattie Jones Typing I Typing II Bookkeeping BS Jerry Burguieres Bookkeeping Typing I Typing II BS MEd 28 Faculty Monica Kirkendall American History Civics BA Becky Martin Physics Chemistry Physical Science BS Donna McGee English III BS MAEd Barbara McGuire Office Clerk Elizabeth Mothershed PE BS YCA sponsor Majorie Myers Geometry Algebra II Calculus Advanced Math BS MEd EdS Wilson Orphe Biology BS Dinah Robinson Occupational Readiness aide Jim Rougeau Girls' basketball track World Georgra-phy BS MEd Jamie Schiro PE Science BS Gary Singer Welding Graduate of Sowela Dorenda Sowell General Business English I BSE M SE EdS MA + 30 Mickey Stoker Art I Art II Art III Art IV English IV BA MEd Evelyn Taylor Algebra I Math II BS MEd MEd+ 30 EdS Emma Terranova Home Ec I Home Ec II Home and Family Living BS FHA sponsor Annual sponsor Kathleen VanHaverbeke Louisiana Culture Typing I BS Lee VanNorman Home Ec I Home Ec II Home and Family Living BS FHA sponsor Annual sponsor Robert Waller Algebra I Math I MEd BSE Dorothy Watson officer clerk Graduate of Sowela Steven Wieschhaus PE Math BS MEd Rubye Yancey Occupational readiness aide Faculty 29 Staff Contributes Time And Effort Willie Mae Pryor Ethel White. Frances Martin. Ruby Bunch. Bennie Martin. Vinelly Malbrew. Rose Hebert 30 Staff Broadway Or Bust Alcede Jack was an announcer. Mike Bricker poses with Mrs. Ackel as she thanks the Speech Club for her flowers. The Westlake High School Speech Club presented Broadway or Bust. A Night of Comedy on March 22 in the Westlake High auditorium. It consisted of three plays. These were Wake Up and Love”, Her Heart Belongs to Heartburn , and It's Bigfoot”. The director was Mrs. Jacki Ackel who was assisted by K.K. Onxley, a former student of Westlake High. Cast members of It's Bigfoot take a break during practice. The cast from It's Bigfoot comes out for a curtain call. Academics JI Science Expands Knowledge The chemistry class works hard to finish their assignments. 32 Academics Science Answers Questions Science class can be fun. Mr. Orphe helps Gerald Fontenot with his Biology. Tony Guthrie. James Gardner, and Randy Weathersby concentrate on an experiment in science class. Academics 33 It All Adds Up Students in Math I copy their homework assignment from the board. Mrs. Myers Geometry class take time out for a picture. Mrs. Taylor helps a student with an Algebra I problem. Academics Academics 35 Debbie Spearing asks a question about her Advanced Math assignment. Mrs. Myers’s Algebra II class tries to hurry and finish their assignments. English Classes Require Participation. Mrs. Carver’s English I class listens patiently to directions. Mrs. Coltrin's English II class takes an important test. 36 Academics Mrs. Ackel’s English I class waits to be given the instructions before beginning their work. Mrs. McGee helps Kenneth Roush complete an English III assignment before the bell Students in English III took time to pose for a picture. English IV students study before a test. Mrs. Stoker goes over some English IV notes with her class. Academics 37 We Learn From The Past For The Future Mr. Green's American History class sits patiently through an interest- In Music History. Mr. Harrell’s class takes time out to study before a ing discussion. test. Mr. Duhon’s Civics class waits for roll call. 38 Academics Mr. Green's free enterprise class finishes their worksheets. The free enterprise class discusses their assignment. Tim Meyer reads a newspaper article in Louisiana Culture class. Academics 39 COE Students Get Involved COE students celebrate Christmas with a party. Natalie Chaisson delivers food to the teachers during Vocational Education 40 Academics The COt class showed their appreciation of their employers with a banquet. Rose Dautriel. Vickey Chaline. Donna Tradwell. and Kelly Lovett pre pare tables for the banquet. COE students set out snacks for their employers. Academics 41 Business Courses Prepare . . . Mrs. VanHaverbeke's Typing I class concentrates on finishing the lesson. Mrs. Sowell helps Gavin Abshire with his General Business assignment. 42 Academics A Way To The Future The shorthand class takes a break. Shorthand class can be interesting. Academics 43 Preparing For The Future Mrs. Van Norman makes Boudin for Home Economics II. Monique Arable washes dishes after preparing a meal in Home and Family Living. Stacy Guidry and Kelly Clark work on a pattern for Home Economics I. 44 Academics Whats Cookin’ In Home Economics f Home Ec. I students show that you can have fun and learn too. Academics 45 Practice Makes Perfect Charles Kerr. Michael Petry. Charles Barfield. Paul Bryant. Stacy Byrd. Edward Feagin. Troy Evans. Elaine Dobrenzenski. and Andy Roach take a break during welding class. Welding class takes determination and hard work. 46 Academics Woodworkers Seek Occupational Training The woodworking class draws house plans. Kyle lafleur uses the drill press for his project. Academics 47 Physical Education Means A Little Dedication Mrs. Mot her shed's 6th hour P.E. class gets together for a game of softball. Mike Robertson searches for a baseball during P.E. class. Carla Jimney takes an eye examination. 48 Academics Students Brush Up” On Art Kevin Thibodeaux paints on part of the Mural for Art II. Students in Art II finish their acrylic paintings. Academics 49 Practice Makes Perfect Susan Gary works on a mural in Mrs. Coltrins class for Art IV. Roderick Thibodeaux enjoys working in Art IV on the mural. 50 Academics SPORTS Rams Strive For The Best In ’83 Left to Right: Front Row: Adam Warren. Charles Barfield. Ed McGuire. Glen Benoit. Chris Myer. Ricky Johnson. Darrel Downs. Bryan McFarlain. Andy Roach. Scott Young. Josh Alderson. Mark Benham. Jason Page. Tony Guthrie. Damon Goss. Randy Weathersbee. Second Row: Isaac Jackson. Ricky Gibbs. Tracey Perkins. Bryan Veillon. Brian Langley. Mike Robertson. Jacque Picou. Chuck Cochran. Bo Leubner. Anthony Huffman. John Nordberg. Tim Thibodeaux. Joel Ashworth. Clint Goodeaux. Kerry Hardy. Rusty Roessler. Third Row: John Stennant (manager). Donald Chase. Mark Borel. Steve Pascarella. Tim Myer. Doug Oldham. Joe Adams. Jesse Loftm. Kenneth Roush. Preston Mims. Todd Hayes. Kyle LeFleur. Robert Williamson. Randy Edwards. Trevor Stoker. Ross Dees. Tony Kemp. Fourth Row: Jimmy LeBouef. Andy Dickerson. Mike Bricker. Allan Fanta. David Smith. Scott Peterson. Darren Estes. Jim Farley. Cody Kay. Mike Conrad. Bill Howard. Wallace Frelot. Jeff Fox. Herman Roessler. Chris Jenkins. WESTLAKE HIGH 1983 SCHEDULE Sept. 2 LaGrange home WE 0 THEY 6 Sept. 9 Sulphur home 13 12 Sept. 16 Abbeville away 2 6 Sept. 23 Washington home 16 6 Sept. 30 Leesville away 9 0 Oct. 7 DeRidder home 12 27 Oct. 14 Jennings away 10 20 Oct. 21 Sam Houston home 24 0 Oct. 27 St. Louis away 7 2 Nov. 4 Vidalia(H) home 28 0 WESTLAKE HIGH J.V. 1983 SCHEDULE Sept. 1 LaGrange home WE 6 THEY 6 Sept. 8 Sulphur home 14 12 Sept. 29 Leesville away 0 21 Oct. 6 DeRidder home 14 28 Oct. 20 Sam Houston home 7 21 Oct. 26 St. Louis away 8 28 52 Sports Left to Right: Jeff Yando. Charles Caldarera. Max Caldarera. Bobby Waller. Jamie Schiro. The Westlake Rams start practice early in the summer for those Friday night games. They show up for practice in the early morning hours. During practice they try out new plays, run laps, do exercises, try out for positions, and on rainy days they lift weights in the weight room. It’s a lot of hard work and dedication but it’s worth it when the time comes for the first game of the season. Coach Schiro watches closely during practice. John gets in to shape for football. Sports 53 Westlake vs. LaGrange Westlake LaGrange Score by Quarters 0000-0 0060-6 Westlake vs. Leesville Westlake Leesville Score by Quarters 0207-9 0000-0 Scoring: WL (2) - Safety WL (4) - Tim Myer scores touchdown. Scott Peterson kick. Westlake vs. DeRidder Westlake DeRidder Score by Quarters 0 6 6 0 - 12 9 12 6 0 - 27 Scoring: WL (2) - Chuck Cochran scores touchdown. Run failed. WL (3) - Darren Estes scores touchdown. Pass failed. Westlake vs. Washington Score by Quarters Westlake 0 7 9 0 - 16 Washington 0 6 0 0-6 Scoring: WL (2) - Jeff Fox scores touchdown. Scott Peterson kick. WL (3) - Herman Rossler scores touchdown. Scott Peterson kick. Safety Westlake vs. Vidalia (H) Score by Quarters Westlake 8 7 7 6 - 28 Vidalia 0 0 0 0-0 Scoring: WL (I) - Robert Williamson scores touchdown. Mike Bricker run. WL (2) - Darren Estes scores touchdown. Scott Peterson kick. WL (3) - Bo Leubner scores touchdown. Scott Peterson kick. WL (4) - Scott Peterson scores touchdown. Kick failed. 54 Sport Westlake vs. Sulphur Westlake Sulphur Score by Quarters 0 6 00(7) - 13 0 0 0 6 (6) - 12 WL (2) failed. Scoring: Jeff Fox scores touchdown. Kick Westlake vs. Abbeville Westlake Abbeville Score by Quarters 0200-2 6000-6 WL (2) - Scoring. Safety, Kyle LaFleur. Westlake vs. St. Louis Westlake St. Louis Score by Quarters 0700-7 0002-2 Scoring: WL (2) - Tim Myer scores touchdown. Scott Peterson kick. Westlake vs. Jennings Score by Quarters Westlake 3 0 0 7 - 10 Jennings 7 6 7 0 - X) Scoring: WL (I) - Darren Estes field goal. WL (4) - Darren Estes scores touchdown. Scott Peterson kick. Westlake vs. Sam Houston Score by Quarters Westlake 0 7 K 7 - 24 Sam Houston 0 0 0 0 - 0 Scoring: WL (2) - Robert Williamson scores touchdown. Scott Peterson kick. WL (3) - Tim Myer scores touchdown. Darren Estes kick. Scott Peterson fieldgoal. WL (4) - Tim Myer scores touchdown. Scott Peterson kick. Football 55 1983-84 Junior Varsity Football 56 Sports All-District Teams All-District Team Top to Bottom: Scott Peterson. Herman Roessler. Steve Pascarella. Mark Borel. Darren Estes. Honorable Mention Top to Bottom: Jim Farley. Kenneth Roush. Allen Fanta. Preston Mims. Randy Edwards. Donald Chase. Chuck Cochran. The Rams selected to the All-District First Team were Scott Peterson, linebacker. Herman Roessler, defensive end; Mark Borel. guard: Steve Pascarella. nose guard: and Darren Estes, defensive back. The Second Team consisted of Wallace Frelot. tackle: and Darren Estes, punter. Seven players were also chosen for Honorable mention. They were Jim Farley, tight end: Kenneth Roush, right guard; Allen Fanta, defensive end; Preston Mims, linebacker-. Randy Edwards, strong safety-. Chuck Cochran, full back; and Donald Chase, center. Sports 57 Second Team Left to Right: Wallace Frelot. Darren Estes. Football Players Attend Annual Banquet Herman receives the Defensive Lineman Award. Steve Pascarella. Defensive lineman. 58 Sports Chuck gets outstanding offensive player. Jim and Mark, co-captam award. Wallace Frelot receives lineman award. Scott Peterson receives Arlen Williams award. Each year, after the football season is over, the football players are honored by the coaches and parents at an annual Football banquet. At the banquet the coaches honor the most outstanding players for different positions. Some of which are defensive lineman, offensive player, and offensive lineman. The player that is chosen receives a plaque in his honor. Also given at the banquet are the letter-men jackets. These are received by mostly juniors but also some seniors. FootbJll 59 1983-84 Ram Basketball Team Left to Right; Bottom Row: Scott Young. Scott Arable. John Green. Jared Landry. Reggie Stills. Tony Guthrie. Durwin Widcamp. Top Row. Doug Morris. Gerald Soileau. Earnest Smith. Randy Hoffpauir. Mike Robertson. Scott Spikes. Robert Williamson. Gary Gentry. Brent Marti. Ed Schwartzenburg. Tony Widcamp. Ron Hughes. The Ram Basketball Team ended the 1983-84 season with II wins and 16 losses. They had a district record of 5 wins and 7 losses. This left the Rams in 5th place for District. Coach Wiechhaus 60 Sports Westlake Basketball Schedule 1983-84 Nov. 12 ....Barbe Jamboree Nov. 5 LaGrange Nov. 17-19 St. Louis Tourn. Nov. 22-26 Westlake-FNB Holiday classic Nov. 29 Sulphur Dec. 1-3 American Press Tourn. Dec. 6 ........ E. Beauregard Dec. 8,9 ............ Sulphur Doubleheader Dec. 12 Eunice Dec. 19 ............... Welsh Dec. 21 Vinton Jan. 3 Sam Houston Jan. 6 ..............St. Louis Jan. 10 Deridder Jan. 17 Jennings Jan. 20 .......... Leesville Jan. 24 Washington Jan. 27 ......Sam Houston Jan. 31 ............St. Louis Feb. 3 Deridder Feb. 10 Jennings Feb. 14 Leesville Feb. 17 Washington Brent Marti jumps up for a pass. The game starts with a jump ball. Basketball Scott Spikes keeps close eye on Saint. Coach Wieshhaus gives new play during half. Keith Duhon shoots up for foul shot. Stan Victorian makes free throw shot. 62 Sports Seated Left to Right Karri Goodeaux. Ellen Smith. Michele White. Cheryl Moncrief. Jennifer Gary. Kneeling Left to Right Debbie Anderson. Mindi Marti. Stephanie Gibson. Shawn Picard. Staci Young. Tina Hollingshead. Standing Left to Right: Tia Eulenwider. Tammy Ingels. Cindy Tanner. Robin Ross. Shelley Smith. Phyllis Edwards. Mikki Gordon. The Lady Rams Basketball Team ended the 1983-84 season with 7 wins and 22 losses. They had a district record of I win and II losses. This left the Lady Rams in 6th place for District. Sports 63 Mrs. Cormier gives Shawn Picard pointers. 1983-84 Girls Basketball Schedule Nov. □ Barbe Jamboree Nov. 15 LaGrange Nov. 17 19 Rapides Tournament Nov. 21 Starks (H) Nov. 22 - 26 Westlake - FNB Tournament Nov. 29 Barbe Dec. 1-3 Merryville Tournament Dec. 6 East Beauregard Dec. 8-10 Starks Tournament Dec. 12 Eunice Dec. 19 Welch Dec. 21 Vinton Dec. 29 Washington District game (FI) Jan. 3 Sam Flouston District game Jan. 6 St. Louis District game (FI) Jan. 10 DeRidder District game Jan. 17 Jennings District game (FI) Jan. 20 Leesville District game Jan. 24 Washington District game (H) Jan. 27 Sam Flouston District game (FI) Jan. 31 St. Louis District game Feb. 3 DeRidder District game (FI) Feb. 10 Jennings Feb. 14 Leesville District game (FI) Debbie Anderson and Robin Ross wait for a rebound. 64 Sports Staci Young watches as she shoots a free throw. Deidre Satcher sets up a play. Sports 65 Baseball: A New Addition To WHS Sports Top Row� Left to Right: Scott Peterson. Donald Chase. Dextor Clark. Herman Roessler. Charles Kerr. Joe Gafford. Bottom Row: Mark Borel. Jared Landry. Mike Robertson. Chuck Cochran. Robert Williamson. Brent Marti. Donald Dellafosse. • Sports Strike Two!!! Mike Chuck Cochran winds up for the pitch. Robert Williamson. Donald Dellafosse. and Mark Borel warm-up on the field. Sports 67 Donald Chase reaches out for catch while Scott Peterson observes. 1983-84 Tennis Team Pictured above Left to Right: Angie Hebert. Laura Davis. Christie Davis. Dana Gray. Mindi Marti. Marla Doucet. Bryan Duroy. Roderick Thibodeaux. Tony Kemp. Ed Schwartzenburg. Mark Borel. Andy Rougeau. Jason Stroker. Coach Waller. Mark Borel winds up to serve. Brent Marti hits a forehand. 68 Sports Boys Track Donald Dellafosse. Robert Williamson. Trevor Stroker. Stacy Ryan. Scott Peterson. Herman Roessler. Ross Dees. Andy Dickerson. Otto Johnson. Kyle McMillian Seated Left to Right: Shelley Smith. Karr. Goodeaux. Debbie Anderson. Melissa Daigle. T.a Fulenw.der. Standing Left to Right Robin Ross. Tina Hollingshead. Stephanie Gibson. Renee Williams. Shawn Picard. Cindy Tanner. Sandra Quick. Staci Young. Coach Rougeau Sports © Scott Peterson throws javelin high and long. Bo Leubner flies through air for jump. Andy Dickerson passes baton in relay. Tim Myer throws javelin for school record throw. 70 Sports Shawn Picard races to the finish. Hope Pettus crosses the finish line. Derdre Satcher winds up to throw the discus. Debbie Anderson clears the bar in the high|ump. Hope Pettus get. the exchange from Cindy Tanner m a relay. Shawn Picard and Melis.a Dew relax dur.ng a track meet Sports Rodeo Circuit Rider Rodeo Rodeo is a life of challenges, to see if you can ride an animal up to ten times more than your own weight. Team roping is the event I went to finals in last year. I didn't make it in bull riding because of an injury. Saddle broncing is a challenging event where you ride some wild and crazy horse, and their not as easy to ride as a bull. Bull riding is the most challenging event in rodeo, because you never know what a bull might do. He may jump out there and spin like a top, or he may buck straight down the pen. I have a few people to give thanks to for me being in rodeoes. First I want to thank God for healing me and helping me to ride again. The second are my uncles Mark Thornton and Ray Sonnier. Mark being state champion bull rider for two years in a row can help me ride as best possible. Ray helps me with my roping. Without these two men. my horse and I couldn't do anything. I also must thank my mother and father for staying with me through injuries and winning rides. 72 Sports by Russell Maddox Future Business Leaders Of America Sheryl Sudduth- President Brigette Brown- Vice President Westlake High School’s Mock-Wedding Joyce and Donald get the taste of marriage life first hand. The Wedding Party: Kim Brown. Jessica Hardy. Phyllis Edwards. Bride and Groom. Scott Peterson. Steven Pascareli. and Allen Panta Organizations Future Flomemakers Of America . . . f-HA members. Amy Mendenhall and Tracy Kerr wait to Stacy Guidry and Mindi Marti serve refresh serve Homecoming court and guests. ments during Homecoming Tea. 76 Organizations . Develops Homemaking Skills FHA Sponsor; Mrs. Lee Van-Norman and FHA President Deidre Cole heads the organization. Former FHA sponsor Ms. Emma Terran-ova and a parent volunteer greet home coming escort at Homecoming Tea. Jimmie Chisolm. Kelly Clark, and Kelly Fontenot prepare for Homecoming court and their escorts and at the annual Homecoming Tea. aura Bias was a recipient in the FHA WIMSEY fund drive. Organizations 77 WHS Spirit Leaders From Left to right Top: Wanda Brooks. Kyla Bray. Dana Gray. Shayne DeVille. Dana Gray. Tom Gillard. Middle: Shawn Picard. Staci Young. Sonya Flail. Cinda White. Bridgette Goodwin. Bottom: Phylis Edwards. Kelly Lovette. W.H.S. Cheerleaders take a picture break. Cheerleaders perform dances at Friday night football game. 78 Cheerleaders Spirit leaders pep up the basketball team. Cheerleaders 79 Band members: Stephen Abel, Gavin Abshire, Donna Acheson, Joe Adams, Debbie Anderson, Mona Ashworth, Stacy Ayers, Melanie Baca, Denise Banks. Denise Bellow, Greg Bertrand, Peggy Blanchard, Denise Blocker, Felicia Bodin, Brenda Book, Lauri Bronander, Brigette Brown, Kelly Cain, Stacye Carney, Lezlie Chapman, Bert Chatagnier, Craig Comeaux, Vonda Conner, Anita Conrad, Joan Crain. Michael Dickerson, Marla Doucet, Randy Doucette, Daniel Douglas, Mike Eastman, Melanie Ecter, Rob Ellender, Bryan Fontenot, Cathy Franklin. Denise Frantz, Tia Fulenwider, Missy Glover, Mikki Gordon, Jennifer Gormanous, Shari Granger, Kendrick Guidry, Angela Guillory, Chrissie Guthrie, Rebecca Flayes, Stephanie Hebert, Mike Hubbs, Paula Hudson, Tammy Ingels. Tammy Jackson. Carla Jimney, Richard Jimney. Lisa Johns, Jeff Johnson. Johnny Johnson, Karen Johnson, Fatima Joubert, Wade Kemp, Donna LaFleur, Leo Langley, Russel Laveregne, Lonnie Lawson, Karen LeDoux, Keith Lee, Shawn Lyles, Kelley Lovett, Angela Lucius, Angela Malveaux, Mary Manuel, Sandra Marshall, Susan Martarona, Marcia McConnell, Vanessa McFarlin, Kathy Mclnnis, Melissa Meek, Taran Menge, Tissy Miller. Cheryl Moncrief, Gwen Moncrief, Billy Morgan, Gloria Morvant, Melissa Murray, Nancy Newell, Connie Nope, John Oliver, Cinnamon Parker, Dena Parker, Lesa Picard, LukePicard, Maria Pierce, Jennifer Potts, Dana Powers, Carrie Pryor, Sandra Quick, Scott Quick, Karen Ribbeck, Andy Rougeau, Sheree Rutledge, Jimmy Seger, Scott Seger. Denise Sieben, Jeanette Simmons, April Simpson. Angie Smith, Doyle Smith. Shelley Smith, Crystal Snody, Gerald Soileau, Vance Splett-stoesser, Clark Spikes, Debbie Spearing, Roxanna Spearing, Kevin Squibb, Kelly Stephens. Reggie Stills, Terrance Stills, Jason Stoker, Eric Strahan, Vanessa Thibodeaux, JoAnn Thomason, Tommy Trosclair, Preston Vi-drine. Daphne Walker. David Walling. Susan Watson, Cindy Wilds, Jac-quetta Williams, Pat Wilringht, Tommy Wing, Kevin Wold, Darell Yarbrough, Jimmy Young. Drum Major: Johnny Johnson. Band Captains: Brigitte Brown, Dino Lucius. Flag Corp Commander: Stephanie Hebert. Drum Corp Catain: Stacye Carney. Rifle Captain: Sandra Marshall. Band Directors: Frank Harrell, Morris Fuselier, Chris Hungerford. 1983-84 Westlake Ram Band New members are being trained for the 1983 84 marching band. Concert band is practicing their marching music. After a nice performance Gavin gives a smile of relief. Band always adds spirit to the pep rallies. Mr. Harrell and Mr. Fuselier are the band directors. Band members enjoy playing marching music. Band 81 Band Participated In On Tuesday, December 13. 1983, the Westlake High School Ram Band left for Florida to participate in the Florida Citrus Bowl Festival. After arriving in Florida on Wednesday, the band went straight to the practice field. Afterwards they took a break by going to Sea World and Florida Festival. Finally it was time to check into the Mariot Inn and try to get some sleep. Thursday morning was spent shopping at the Altomonte Mall. The field performance was held that night at West Orange High School. An excellent rating was received by the band while the twirlers received an award for Outstanding Auxiliary Line. Friday, the band enjoyed the day at Epcot Center and that night they performed at Disney World. The Citrus Bowl Parade was Saturday afternoon with the football game later that night. Sunday morning the band loaded up and then went to Disney World to enjoy their last day in Florida. Sunday night they began their long trip home and arrived back around noon Monday with many exciting stories to tell. Mr. Harrell leads the band during the Citrus Bowl Parade. Johnny Johnson leads the band in their field show in Florida. Citrus Bowl Festival April. Kelly, and Connie receive an award in Florida Gavin Abshire practices his solo. The band performs at Disney World in Florida. 82 Band Bottom Row: Toni Gillard, Diana Campbell. Melissa Daigle, Kerri Kibo-deaux. Jennifer Buller, Karri Goodeaux, Shonda Oliver, Ellen Smith, Michelle White. Traci Kerr, Dana Gray. Second Row. Kyla Bray, Gail Campbell, Staci Kerr, Missy Leger, Trudi Kerr, Penny Cash, Jacqueline McMi-chael, Renee Baker, Jessica Hardy, Nicole Dew, Lori Hooper, Johnise Hargrove, Shawn Picard. Third Row: Staci Young. Deidra Shelvin, Rhonda Eglin, Racheal Glass. Shamie Guillet, Christie Davis. Kelly Clark, Liz Jessen, Staci Hargrove. Vynessie Hill, Phyllis Edwards. Fourth Row: Kelley Lovett. Staci Guidry, Shawn Sessions, Laura Davis. Julie Cady, Michelle Gormanous, Mandy Alexander, Carol Hebert, Cinda White. Fifth Row: Sonya Hall, Gina Caldarera. Kim Caldarera, Brandy Waller. Bridgette Goodwin. Not Shown: Monique Arabie, Wanda Brooks. Jimmie Chisholm. Deirdre Cole, Cynthia Cox. Shayne DeVille. Suzie Semien. Captain: Shonda Oliver. Co-Captains: Jessica Hardy. Renee Baker. 1983-1984 Ramettes Summer practice, two weeks before school, set the Ramettes off for their 1983-84 season. They supported the football players during the summer by giving them a watermelon party. When school started, the girls promoted school spirit. The Ramettes were at the football games cheering for their team. They participated in the Christmas. Homecoming, and Veteran’s Day Parades. Fund raisers, like the annual magazine sales drive, was another activity for the Ramettes. Money was also raised to help the Disabled American Veterans. Shonda Oliver was the Ramette captain. Co-captains were Jessica Hardy and Renee Baker. Flag captain was Johnise Hargrove. Drum captain was Leisa Vincent. The Ramettes have fun while supporting their team. Stacy, is practicing that much fun? Ramettes practice with umbrellas for a Friday night show. Shonda Oliver gives pointers to the Ramettes. Mrs. Hebert sponsored the Ramettes during the 1983-84 year. 84 Ramettes The Ram Page Staff Headlines 1983-84. Renee Baker takes a minute to really concentrate on her responsibility to the Ram-ler. A Hard Working Rani-Page Staff Ram-Page head photographer. Johnise Hargrove stays on her job S6 Orgamzations 1983-84 Ram-Ler Staff Left: Melissa Dew. co-editor, works on a layout. Right Monique Arable, co-editor, looks at the progress book. Markus Cormier and Jenny Landry work on the Sports section. Melanie Fontenot and Susan Gary labor over Academics. Left: Tricia Gotte. ad manager. crops a picture. Right: Angela Moss, ad manager, looks over the ad contracts. Ram-Ler 87 Vynessie Hill works on the Junior section. Carla Jimney finishes the Freshman section. Tammy Jackson works on the Organization section. Debbie Spearing calculates for the Organization section. Ram-ler Staff Photographers And Sponsors f I Top left: Leisa Vincent, head photographer, prints pictures. Top right: Charmon Kelley demonstrates how to take a picture. Middle left: Scott Quick, photographer, poses for a picture. Middle right: Mrs. Van Norman sponsored the yearbook for the last four six weeks. Bottom: Miss Terranova sponsored the yearbook for the first two six weeks. 89 Ram- King And Queen Of Hearts Each year the annual staff chooses two people whom they feel have worked the hardest to make our yearbook the best. Chosen as King of Hearts is Markus Cormier (Sports), and chosen as Queen of Hearts is Melissa Dew (co-editor). 90 Ram-ler Beauty And Beau Collen Broussard. 1st runner up Chuck Cochran. 1st runner up Organizations 1983-84 Key Club Members Kevin Thibeaux. Bryan Duroy. Johnny Johnson. Ed Schwartzenburg. Tommy Trosclair. Jeff Johnson. Wade Kemp, not pictured] Scott Quick YCA Representatives Mrs. Elizabeth Mothershed. Sponsor Kathy Goode 92 Organizations Speech Club Hosts Beautiful Beast Pageant Mrs. Kirkendall crowns winner, while contestant Tim Meyer faces the camera. Joe King, Chris Jenkins, and Kendrick Guidry takes feminine poses. Mark Borel. Pageant winner poses with Connie Nope. Beautiful Beast contestant Tim Meyer gets finishing touches at home from Kelly Lovett. Organizations 93 The 1983-84 Beta Club Right to Left Sitting Kelley Stephens. Stacy Carney. Susan Gary. Diiana Campell. Melissa Dew. Rhonda Lovett. Angela Moss. Tricia Gotte. Debbie Spearing. Tammy Jackson. Back Row Julie Robinson. Joanna Kile. Chuck Cochran. David Smith. Jim Farley. Brent Marti. Scott O'Kelly, Susan Watson. Ed Schwartzenburg. Not Shown: Brigette Brown. Brigitte Goodwin. Johnny Johnson. Shelia LeBlanc. Ron Miller. Jenny Landry. Jeff Sigmund. Ernie Smith. Staci Young Club officers: Joanna Kile-president, Chuck Cochran-vice president. Julie Robinson-secretary. Susan Watson-treasurer. Stacy Carney-historian. 94 Organizations Art Club Sponsors Europe Trip Dwayne Peltljohn. Kelly Fontenot. Mrs. Stoker, and Melissa Dew show off Europe shirts. Europe students have a meeting to discuss their plans. The trip to Europe was sponsored by the Art Club. They left on June 6 and returned on June 25 from the twenty day tour of Europe. The cities that they toured were Heidelberg, Germany; Munich, Germany; Salzburg, Austria; Venice. Italy; Rome, Italy; Pompeii, Italy; Capri, Italy-, Florence. Italy; Pisa. Italy; Lucerne, Switzerland; Charters, France; Paris, France-, Can-terburg, England; London. England-, Stratford, England; and Oxford, England. The students who went were; Denise Banks, Donald Della-fosse, Melissa Dew, Christine Eastman. Allen Fanta, Kelly Fontenot, Kevin Guidry, Wendy Langley, Jody Menard, Michelle Morgan. Scott Peterson, Dwayne Pettijohn, Julie Robinson, Trevor Stoker, and Susan Watson. Art students draw pictures of animals. Art Club 95 Westlake High Student Government The 1983-84 Student Government officers: Kelley Lovett- secretary. Cinda White-reporter. Rhonda Lovett- parliamentarian. Chuck Cochran-treasurer. Mr. Billy Callens- sponsor, and Tim Meyer-vice-president. This year the Student Government members dedicated their time and efforts for the students of West-lake High School by selling McDonalds coupon booklets to raise money for a new P.A. system. Right: Student Government president. Brigette Brown, shows a sign of promotion in selling the booklets. 96 Student Government CLASSES 98 i 4 A I Miss Westlake r Sonya nail i Seniors Elect Class Representatives Senior class representatives are Ed Schartzenburg. Shonda Oliver. Scott Peterson. Sonya Hall, and Brent Marti 100 Seniors Senior Class Favorites r Sonya Hall is the daughter of Betty and Gorden Hall. She has been a Ramette for four years, a J.V. cheerleader, and varsity cheerleader two years. She has been active on the basketball team for three years. She enjoys skiing, swimming, basketball, softball, welding, ping pong, and dancing. Sonya is a member of the St. John Bosco Catholic Church. Mark Borel is the son of Trevelyn and David Borel. He was chosen Honorable Mention All-District his junior year. He participates on the football, tennis, and baseball teams. He enjoys many other sports such as basketball, swimming, and hunting. Mark's favorite class is art because he enjoys Mrs. Stoker as his teacher. He is a member of the St. John Bosco Catholic Church. I Bridgette Goodwin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Goodwin. She has been a varsity cheerleader two years, a member of the BETA club, and Ramettes. Bridgette enjoys jogging. weightlifting, and playing the piano. She maintains a 3.75 grade point average and her favorite subjects are physics and Louisiana culture. She is a member of the St. John Bosco Catholic Church. r Ed Schwartzenburg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frances Sylvian Schwartzenburg. Ed participates on the tennis team. Student Government. Key club (President), and the BETA club. He enjoys swimming, tennis, guitar, and going to parties. He maintains a 3.7 grade point average and his favorite subject is Louisiana culture. He is a member of the St. John Bosco Catholic Church. Senior Class Id Senior Best Dressed Wittiest Stan Victorian. Cindi White Donna Koppi. Cody Kay Most Talented Kelley Lovett. Johnny Johnson Most Likely To Succeed Bngette Brown. Brent Marti 102 Seniors Superlatives Most Athletic Scoll Peterson. Debbie Anderson Quietest Dianna Campbell. Mike Barry Seniors 103 Senior Hall Of Fame Kelly Lovett-Cheerleader (Head), Feature twirler (Head). COE, Student government representative. Secretary, FBLA, Band (Flag Corp captain), Saxophone (Concert and Symphonic Band), Beauty Beau pageant. Junior Class favorite. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Cal-Can representative. God's gifts put man’s best dreams to shame.” Herman Rosler-AII District Ist-team in Football, All District Ist-team in Baseball. 3rd-regionals High Jump in Track. District Rally-lst-Algebra ls District Rally-lst-Free Enterprises State Rally-4th. It doesn’t matter whether you win or lose, until you lose. Vince Lombardi Julie Robinson-Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen’s Award, State Literary Rally-lst-General Business, Beta Club (Secretary), recognized for being in the top 5% graduating. Knowledge is not happiness, and science: But an exchange of ignorance for that: Which is another kind of ignorance. Lord Bryan Mark Borel- Who's Who Among American High School Students , Football. All-District Honorable Mention, All District 1st team. Captain’s Award for football. Tennis team. MVP. 2nd team All-District in baseball. Class favorite. Be happy with what you have and are. be generous with both, and you won’t have to hunt for happiness.” William E. Gladstone 104 Seniors Debbie Anderson- Who's Who Among American High School Students”. La. Outstanding Athletes”, Band. Basketball. Track. Outstanding Performance Track Field. District Track Meet-lst, Regional Track Meet-lst. State Track Meet-3rd, Coach’s Award-Basketball. Those that walk with God always reach their destination. Susan Watson-Pelican Girls’ State Representative. Beta Club (treasurer), Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Academic All-American. National History and Government Award in the United States Achievement Academy, Literary Rally in Advanced Math. Band. Band secretary! section leader! drill master, Clerical Assistant. Class representative. Here is another bead on the string of confusion. William E. Woodward Wallace Frelot Who’s Who Among American High School Students”, Football, All District Honorable Mention in Football, All District 2nd Team in Football. Coach's Award in Football, received Art ribbons in Art. Trust in the Lord with all thine hearti and learn not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him. and he shall direct thy path. Proverbs 3: 5-6 Ed Schwartzenburg-Key Club. President, Student Council Senior Representative, District Rally-Physics-2nd. Tennis Team. Class favorite. To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life.” Seniors 105 Senior Hall Of Fame David Smith-Football. Chairman of Activities in Beta. Key Club, Maintained 3.6 average. Member Youth Group First Baptist Church (W.L.), District Runner up in FootballOnd, YCA. Learn as if you were to live forever; Live as if you were to die tomorrow.” Scott Peterson-Football. All-District. Outstanding Defensive Back. Arlen Williams 110% award. Hardees Player of the Year '83, Track, District Champ '83. Regional Champ '83, School record Javelin, District record Javelin, Outstanding Fieldman. Baseball. AH District-lst-base, MVP, student council. Art club. Class favorite, voted Most Athletic, LA Ambassador for European Art trip, Maintains-B average. Whether I am on the winning or losing side is not the point with me: it is being on the side where my sympathies lie that matter, and I am ready to see it to the end. Success in life means doing that thing that which nothing else conceivable seems more noble or satisfying or remunerative, and this envable state I can truly say that I enjoy, for had I the choice I would be nowhere else in the world than where I am. Cindi White-Marching Band. Concert Band, Flag corp.. FBLA, Cheerleader, danceline, Who's Who Among American High School Students”, District Science fair-Ist, Homecoming Court, Best Dressed. Class Favorite, Ist-Beauty Beau. Cal Cam Representative. Never boast about tomorrow: You don’t know what will happen between now and then. Proverbs 27:1 Bridget Goodwin-National Beta Club. National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Girls State alternate. Homecoming Court, Black History. Rally-lst-Science, St. John Bosco Parish Council. Cheerleader, Ramettes, Class favorite. Alpha Kappa Alpha Award Achievement. Success is not found at the end of the roadi it is achieved along the way.” Johnny Johnson-Ram Band, Drum Major, Key Club (President and Secretary), Beta Club. Boys State, Junior Counselor, Honor Band-lst chair three years. Newspaper Staff. Cotton Bowl Parade (1981), Citrus Bowl (1983-parade and field). For better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even checkered with failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much non suffer much, because they live in the grey twilight that knows not victory nor defeat. Theodore Roosevelt Terrance Stills-Academic All-American. 1st chair band for 3 three years. John Phillip Sousa Award, Section Leader of the Trombones Lower Brass for 2 years, Louisiana State All-Star Band. Received band scholarship at Southern University. Ranked Nth in 1982 in District 5. Ranked 5th in 1983 in District 4. Ranked 10th in 1984 in District 5. Don’t judge a person by what’s on the outside, but by what’s on the inside.” Joanna Kile-Banner student. School Science Fair, State Science Fair, Spirit Club. Member of United States Achievement Academy in Geometry, Algebra II. P.E. Management. Beta Club. Beta District Spelling Competitor. Recipient of Daughters of Young Americans, Top 5% Award. French Rally Student. District Science Fair, Library Club, English II Rally Student, Statistician for girls Basketball. Track. Softball, Career and Vocational Opportunities Program. Louisians Girls State. Manager Sports Award. To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” Tennyson Brigitte Brown-Banner Student, Student Council (President), Beta Club. F.B.L.A. (Vice President), Optimist Club Appreciation of Merit Award. National Merit Society in Algebra I, Algrebra II. Geometry, Representative to Vocational Career Development. Gifted Program, Library Staff, School Newspaper (Asst. Editor. Layout, design, commentaries, and reporting), Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Girls State. U.S. Youth Senate Essay Competition, D.A.R. Award in American History. Calcasieu Youth Orchestra. Candidate for Homecoming Court, Candidate for Cal-Cam Queen, Beauty Beau Pageant. Marching Band Captain, Pep Band. Symphonic. Band Executive Council. To be what we are. and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. Robert Louis Stevenson Seniors Janet Abel Anita Adams Bryan Alexander Debra Anderson Rhonda Barnum Peggy Blanchard Denise Blocker Brenda Book Mark Borel Michael Bricker Brigitte Brown Kimberly Brown Paul Bryant Talmadge Bryant Dianna Campbell Westlake High School 108 Seniors Senior Class Of 1984 Deidre Carroll Vickie Chaline Donald Chase Natalie Chiasson Teresa Cole Lee Crick Jeanme Crosby Rose Dautriel Laura Davis Daniel Douglas Christine Eastman Angela Edwards Darrin Estes Troy Evans Allen Fanta Seniors 109 James Farley Edward Feagin Jeff Fox Robert Gafford Gerald Garcia Randy Gardner Gary Gentry Catherine Goode Bridgette Goodwin Michelle Gormanous Cheryl Green David Guillory Sonya Flail Jennifer Hancock Jessica Hardy 110 Seniors Staci Hargrove Kennedy Harrison Stephanie Hebert Teri Hennigan Daniel Hunsicker Bryan Ivey Joyce Jackson Lisa Jackson Chris Jenkins Elizabeth Jesson Johnnie Johnson Don Kelley Wade Kemp Joanna Kile Joseph King Seniors lll Donna Koppie Wendy Langley Cynthia LeBlanc Sheila LeBlanc Virginia Leubner Shawn Liles Kelley Lovett Rhonda Lovett Dean Lucius Curtis Lyons Susan Martorona Brent Marti Craig May Tamara Mayo Tim Meyer 112 Seniors Ron Miller John Montalbano Bernadette Monroe Nancy Newell Thomas Oldham Shonda Oliver Jay Parker Stephen Pascarella Scott Peterson Hope Pettus Carrie Pryor Keith Reed Margaret Richard Sherry Richard Julie Robinson Seniors N3 Herman Roessler Kathy Ryan Darlene. Schatzle tdward Schwartzenburg James Seger David Smith Jennifer Snyder Kevin Squibb Karen Stanley Malinda Staton Terrance Stills Trevor Stoker Sheryl Sudduth 114 Seniors Roderick Thibodeaux Donna Tradewell Valerie Vaughn Sian Victorian Preston Vidrine Susan Watson Cinda White Patricia Wilright Jaunita Young Pictures not available Michael Barry Neldra Comeaux Keith Duhon Bryan Duroy Wallace Frelot Todd Garrettson Michael Hackley Mark Hanks Laura Howard Alcede Jack Kenneth Joubert Cody Kay Barry Leger Greg Marshall Darrin Mays Vanessia Mills Betty Morgan Jeff Petre Dormda Pryor Terry Rigmaiden Patsy Soileau John Stennett Lisa Thompson Ross Tuttle Phillip Victorian Linn Woodard Seniorf 115 sjomaS 9ll Graduation: A Step Toward The Future Coach Schiro hands out a diploma. Scholarships were given out. Seniors eagerly await to receive their diplomas. Valedictiorians stand to appreciate classmates. The 1984 Graduation ceremony was held Thursday. May 24 in the Lake Charles Civic Center. Commencement exercises began at 7:30. Diplomas were given out by Coach Jamie Schiro and Mr. John Duhon. The four validictorians were, Joanna Kile. Johnny Johnson, Brigette Brown, and Brent Marti. Ed Schwartzenburg was salutatorian and Mistress of Ceremonies was Rhonda Lovett. Turning the tassel brings on the throwing of the caps. 118 Graduation The final dedication of the school the singing of the Alma Mater. The final march leads to an unexpected future. Expressions are made by happy graduates. Graduation Juniors Are Represented Well The Junior Class Representatives are Scott Quick. Stacye Carney. Melissa Dew. Ann Malveaux and Mike Robertson. Mike Robertson cleans up after a hard workout in the gym. Stacye Carney uses the library to do research for a term paper. 130 Juniors Class Favorites Are Elected Anthony Huffman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. CJ. Huffman. His hobbies are weight lifting and eating. He is also a member of the football team. Anthony's favorite class is Physical Education and he attends Landmark Missionary Baptist Church. Jenny Landry is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Landry. She enjoys working out at the spa, aerobics, listening to the radio and being with her friends. Jenny's in the Beta club and went to Rally in English her 9th and 10th grade years. Jenny was also in Band for two years. She is an active member of St. John Bosco Church and plans to attend McNeese to become a Medical Technologist. Scott Spikes is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Spikes. He enjoys swimming, hunting, fishing, and water skiing. Scott has been a member of the basketball team for three years and a member of the track team for one year. He plans to attend McNeese after graduation. Shawn Picard is the daughter of J.C. and Jan Picard. She enjoys dancing and various sports. Shawn is a member of the track team, basketball team and the softball team. She has been on the Homecoming Court for three consecutive years. Her favortie class is Physical Education and she is an active member of the Church of the Nazarene. Juniors 121 Juniors Are Phyllis Broussard Kurt Buchert Stacy Byrd Kelly Cain Stacye Carney Lezlie Chapman Gavin Abshire Monique Arable Joel Ashworth Renee Baker Denise Banks Denise Bellow Irish Blanchard Ronnie Boone Troy Bnnlee ,Lauri Bronander Wanda Brooks Colleen Broussard During lunch. Markus Cormier and Jenny Landry discuss their homework for their next class. 133 Juniors . . . One Step Closer Chuck Cochran Deirdre Cole Kevin Comeaux Vonda Conner Anita Conrad Markus Cormier Melissa Dew Andy Dickerson Elaine Dobrizenski Pat Dougay Dorette Duhon Shelly Duhon Phyllis Edwards Randy Edwards Rhonda Edwards Suzanne Fleming Kelly Fontenot Melanie Fontenot Juniors U Class Rings Stir Robert Eullmgton Susan Gary Steven Golightly Tricia Gone Kevin Guidry Jeff Guillory Paula Guillory Christina Guithrie Johmse Hargrove Rebecca Hayes Angela Hebert Pam Hebert Lisa Hepler Vynessie Hill Eric Hillard latanze Jackson Carla Jimney Michelle Joiner Charmon Kelley Charles Kerr The junior class received their rings December 7. The day went slowly by as everyone anticipated the moment when the ring man would arrive and call the juniors to the library. The ring man arrived during sixth hour. Around 2:00. the juniors were to report to the library. When his name was called and the ring package was handed to its owner, mixed emotions could be seen in the faces of everyone. Some were very happy and satisfied with their rings, others found mistakes such as misspelled names, wrong size, or wrong design. These people had to wait about a month for the mistake to be corrected. The ceremony of turning the rings” continued until they reached '85 or until they forgot what number was last. Every year, the juniors react about the same. As the rumors of rings are here” finally come true. The different styles in rings shows the difference in taste of each student. 124 Juniors Excitement In The Juniors Kyle Lafleur Billy Lambert Jennifer Landry Jimmy LeBouef Annette Leger Bo Leubner Dana Lyons Tonya McGuire Russell Maddox Ann Malveaux Students in American History eagerly prepare for the day’s assignment Mary Manuel Sandra Marshall Jody Menard Taran Menge Melissa Miller Robert Miller Preston Mims Pictures not available Greg Bertrand Stephanie Caswell Annette Frelot Shari Granger Mark Hayden David Jack Genet ta Jones Bobbie LeBlanc Tommy Litteral Melissa Murray Michael Perry Ellen Peshoff Teresa Prestridge Bruce Ricker Donna Seabaugh Dana Shaheen Jeffrey Sigmund Ella Simon Juniors 125 A Junior Plays Santa Lisa Morrison Angela Moss James Nash John Nordberg Scott O'Kelley Al Oliver Michael Petry Dwayne Pettijohn Shawn Picard Jacques Picou Jeff Przykycke Scott Quick Jason Ratcliff Mike Robertson Tina Robertson Kenneth Roush Edmund Schatzle Angela Smith If you asked Greg Bertrand what his job was around Christmas time, you might be surprised. His job was playing the part of Santa Claus. His father played this role for 3 years before Greg decided to give it a try. Greg said that it was fun playing Santa. He enjoyed it so much-, he plans to play Santa again next year. Kids’ tastes in toys haven't changed that much over the years. The usual toys asked for were cars and trucks. The only new toy that was asked for a lot was a Cabbage Patch doll. 126 Jumors There Is A Time For Work And Play Earnest Smith Chrystal Snody Gerald Soileau Deborah Spearing Scott Spikes Terrell Stafford Kelly Stephens Eric Strahan Timothy Thibodeaux Ron Thomas Tommy Trosclair Louise Victorian Leisa Vincent Mari-Scott Vinson Jacquetta Williams Robert Williamson Brent Window Darrell Yarbrough Staci Young Mrs. kirkendall celebrates her birthday with her 5 hour class. The 5 hour Algebra 2 class listens closely as Mrs. Meyers gives instructions. Juniors 127 Sophomore Representatives The sophomore representatives are Jared Landry. Kyla Bray. Patricia Warren. Shelley Smith, and Kendrick Guidry. Kyla Bray, sophomore representative, enjoys an hour of Home Ec. I. Sophomores take Art Classes as an Elective Q8 Sophomores Sophomore Class Favorites Mona Ashworth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Ashworth. She enjoys swimming, reading, being with friends, going to the movies and serving as a band member. She was Cal-Cam Representative and on the Westlake High Homecoming Court. She has studied dancing for 12 years. She attends Glenda Moss Academy of Dance. She is a member of American Jazz Ballet Company and a Contraband Dancer. Ross Dees is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dees. He plays tackle on the football team, and also throws the shot-put during track season. He enjoys fishing, hunting, skiing and being with friends. Ross was also chosen as Class Favorite his freshman year. Toni Gillard is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ronald Gillard. She enjoys cheerleading, sports, horseback riding, swimming, and shopping. Toni also enjoys being with her friends. She is a member of the F.H.A. Club. Todd Hayes is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes. He enjoys playing football, lifting weights, hunting and fishing. Sophomores 129 Sophomores Look To The Future . . . Larry Abshire Donna Acheson Joe Adams Amanda Alexander John Anderson Mona Ashworth Melanie Baca Robert Bankens Wayne Beavers Kevin Bernard Laura Bias Kyla Bray Damien Broussard Sue Bryant Julie Cady Patrick Cam Dexter Clark kelly Clark Kenneth Conner Michael Conradm Cynthia Cox Joan Crain Tammy Crosby Darren Daley Terry Dartez Christie Davis Ross Dees Lisa DeLafunte Donald Dellafosse 130 Sophomores . .. To The Future Shayne DeVille Michael Dickerson Marla Doucet Randy Doucette Ray Doucette Eddie Ellzey Laura Enicks Gerald Fontenot Todd Fontenot Tia Fulenuder Kevin Gary Naomi Gatte Scott Giffin Mildred Giles Toni Gillard Edward Goode Alicia Goodeaux Clint Goodeaux Millience Gordon Dana Gray Deborah Gray Kendrick Guidry Stacy Guidry Shamie Guillet Toni Gillard and Kelli Clark shows school spirit by wearing cheerleader uniform and Ramette shirts on Fridays. Sophomores 131 Sophomores Recognized As Varsity Cheerleaders Todd Hammer Todd Hayes Carol Hebert Glen Hebert Keith Henson James Hepler Randy Hoffpauier Tina Hollmgshead Bill Howard Michael Hubbs Paula Hudson Anthony Huffman Tammy Ingles April Jenson Candi Johnson Karen Johnson Debbie Joiner Scotty Keel In 1983 the sophomore cheerleaders were recognized as varsity cheerleaders. In the past the sophomore cheerleaders were considered J.V. cheerleaders, and only got spotlight on Tuesday and Thursday nights. This year there were twelve cheerleaders instead of eight. The sophomore cheerleaders are Toni Gillard. Dana Gray co-head, Shayne DeVille and Kyla Bray. Dana Gray says that she feels that the sophomore cheerleaders have put alot of themselves in to being devoted to cheerleading. During the summer, all cheerleaders attended the National Cheerleader Academy at Northwestern State University. 132 Sophomores Sophomore Enjoys Home Ec. I Tony Kemp Traci Kerr Keith Kleven Jared Landry Bryan Langley Russell Lavergne Sandra Leger Monica Livingston Jesse Loftm Tammy Lonkowski Lisa Lyles Daniel McCoy Vanessa McFarlm Kathy Mclnnis Kyle McMillin Mindy Marti Dennis Martin Jonathan Martin Renee Mayes Melissa Meek Amy Mendenhall Lisa Miller Brian Mobley Jedd Moe Gwen Moncrief Michelle Morgan Anthony Mornsion Angie Newson Jimmy Chisholm shows how to lay out a pattern in Home Ec. I. Sophomores 133 Sophomores Are Headed In . . . Connie Nope Doug Oldham Lisa O’Rouke Troy Palms Richard Paulk Tracy Perkins Lesa Picard Jacques Picou Maria Pierce Jennifer Polls Dana Powers Rhonda Racca Bobby Ramerez Tamera Reed Karen Ribbeck Gussie Rigmaden Jonan Robinson Andy Rougeau Gregg Royer Stacy Ryan Deidre Saicher Scott Seger Shawn Sessions Kim Shaheen Deborah Sieben April Simpsin Shelly Smith Cynthia Snyder Vera Stewart Jason Stoker Marcia Stuard Tracy Sweeney Kevin Thibodeaux Denise Thierry 134 Sophomore . . In The Right Direction Michelle Trahan Monica Uhlik Cary Vaughn Brian Veilan Daphne Walker Jill Warren Patricia Warren Ashely Webb Mika Whittaker Melissa Wilder Tommy Wing Kevin Wix Tammy Wix Kevin Wold Michael Wood Being a sophomore and taking Geometry and Algebra II is a challenge rather than a task. This is especially true if you are in one of Mrs. Myers classes. Some of these students have been faced with meeting this challenge they are John Anderson. Melanie Baca. Julie Cady. Shayne DeVille. Richard Jimney, Jedd Moe, Jennifer Potts, Karen Ribbeck, Denise Sieben, Daphne Walker. Ross Dees, Mike Eastman, Randy Hoffpauir, Paula Hudson, Tony Kemp, Dana Powers, and Cindy Snyder. In order to survive both of these classes, you must devote 30 minutes to an hour of your undivided attention to the work required. A great deal of hard work is needed bubut the long term benefits are worth the effort. Unavailable Pictures Melissa Boulton Rom Cam Lisa Chauffe Jimmie Chisholm Harlan Cormier Michael Conradm Michael Eastman Rene Lrantz Anthony Fullington Michael Jack Barbara Jasmine Kelli Jenkins Richard Jimney Tony Jones Ray Lawson Patrick Martin Rebecca Hayes John Payne Jerome Pickeny Pearl Roland Joey Routt Clark Spikes Sophomores 13 Freshman Class Representatives Freshman representatives are Stephanie Boyd. Jennifer Buller. Cindy Wilks. Cinnamon Parker, and Jeanette Simmons. Mrs. Martin's Physical Science class takes a break. English I is always an interesting subject for Corky and Byron. Freshman Class Favorites Randy Weathersby is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Sanders. His hobbies are hunting, weightlifting, and fishing. He plays defensive end on the Freshman football team, and is also a very good badminton player. Randy attends Westlake Assembly of God Church. His favorite subject in school is Math. Kerri Kibodeaux is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murvin Kibodeaux. Kerri enjoys dancing, shopping, being with friends, and just fooling around. Kerri attends Westlake Assembly of God Church. Her favorite subject in school is Science. Ed McGuire is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McGuire. He plays center on the Freshman football team. Some of his other hobbies include sailing and hunting. Ed attends St. John Bosco Catholic Church. Michelle White is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. White. She enjoys basketball. Shopping, swimming, softball, and talking with friends. Michelle attends United Methodist Church. Freshmen 137 Hard Work Reflects Success Stephen Abel Scott Arable Michelle Arnold Stacey Ayers Charles Barfield Mark Benham Glynn Benoit Bridgette Bennette Deadria Bernard Jerry Blanchard Margaret Blanchard Felicia Bodin Stephanie Boyd Michelle Brinlee Hollis Brown Randy Brown Amanda Bruney Todd Bryant Cynthia Buller Jennifer Buller Kevin Bullock Gail Campbell Tonya Campbell Penny Cash Cindy Wilks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilks. Cindy is a freshman at WHS who enjoys twirling in her free time. She has been under the instruction of Karen Ogden for 10 years. Cindy, along with seven other teammates, attended World trials in Las Vegas. There they placed 2nd. This summer she went to National Competition in Denver. Colorado and won first place in the Jr. division. Cindy went to Houston and won solo, two baton, and dance twirl. Cindy participated in the Valentine Contest held here at WHS. She won dance twirl, solo, and Valentine Modeling Queen. Aside from twirling, Cindy also has been taking dance insturctions under Tye Breaux for four years. Recently, she attended a Dance Convention in Houston. Although Cindy is very active in Dance and Twirling, she plans to become a psychiatrist. 138 Freshman Freshmen Enjoy Their Lunch Break Kenneth Ceasar Bert Chatagnier Craig Comeaux Sheryl Cook Tracy Cormier Edward Daigle Laura Daigle Melissa Daigle Hunter Davis Daryl Downs Shondricia Duhon Maria Durousseau Melanie Ecter Rhonda Eglm Rob E(lender Scott Fabacker Dwayne Ferris Bryan Fontenot Cathy Franklin Denise Franz Dana Free James Gardener Jennifer Gary Rebecca Gaspard Ricky Gibbs Stephanie Gibson Rachel Glass Missy Glover Brian Golightly Karri Goodeaux Damon Goss Missy Green Angela Guillory Angela Guillory The Dalton Gang rides again. Freshman 139 Active Freshman Shows Success Tony Guthrie Shirley Hardy Tim Harkins Jenny Harrison Tony Hartman Wayne Harvard Darren Henningan Felicia Hester Christina Holmes Deborah Hooper Lori Hooper Ricky Jack Jeff Johnson Ricky Johnston Fatima Joubert Staci Kerr Trudi Kerr Kerri Kibodeaux Kim Konieczny Jimmy Kwiakowski Donna LaFleur Melody Lambert Fred Landry Leo Langley Melanie Ecter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ecter. Melanie is very active in school activities. During marching season, whe was in the flag corps. She plays the clarinet, and bass clarinet during concert season. In her free time. Melanie enjoys bike riding, skating, dancing, listening to music, and playing the piano. Melanie has taken twirling under Roxanne Moncrief. She placed 3rd in a Miss Westlake pagent and was also a runner-up in the Miss Cal-Cam pagent With all these things that occupy her time, Melanie still has time set aside for her studies and maintains a 3.8 average. 140 Freshman Friendships Last Forever Karan LeBouf Karen LeDoux Keith Lee Missy Leger Angela Lucius Darrin McClary Mike McDaniel Marsha McConnell Ed McGuire Jacqueline McMichael Chris Meyer John Miller Kevin Modisette Shiobhan Monceaux Cheryl Moncrief Michelle Moore Scott Morgan Doug Morris Joe Morrison Gloria Morvant Tonya Murpree Norma Musk Peggy Myers Laura Nash Micheal Newsom Diana Occhioggrosso John Oliver Jason Page Cinnamon Parker Deena Parker Friends Forever Freshman 141 Freshmen Adapt To Robert Peshoff Luke Picard Donald Pousson Sandra Quick Vonda Racca Diane Richard John Richard Andy Roach Phillip Robertson Carleton Roessler Rusty Roessler Douglas Ross Cheree' Rutledge Susan Semien Deidra Shelvin Jeanette Simmons Ellen Smith Doyle Smith Cara Soileau Roxanna Spearing Cornelia Spell Paula Spoon Paul Stewart Reggie Stills The cake was only part of the Fun! 143 Freshmen A New Lifestyle Carmelia Syas Regina Tanner Chantel Thibodeaux Vanessa Thibodeaux Jo Ann Thomason Theresa Victorian Rachel Waldrop David Walling James Watkins Randy Weathersby Michelle White Westley Widcamp Cindy Wilks Renee Williams Barnabas Williamson Micheal Wing Marty Wittman Monee Woolbright Gaynell Young Jimmy Young Scott Young Pictures not available Joshua Alderson Paul Jordon John D. 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Larry 130 Acheson, Donna 130. 80 Adams, Anita 108, 116, 155, 31, 40 Adams, Joe 130, 52. 80 Alderson, Joshua 52 Alexander, Amanda 130, 83. 45 Alexander, Bryan 108, 116, 46 Anderson, Debra 108, 116, 80, 64. 65. 71, 63 Anderson, John 130, 135 Arabie, Monique 25. 83, 122. 44. 87 Arabie, Scott 138 Arnold, Michelle 138 Ashworth, Joel 122. 52. 47 Ashworth, Mona 9. 12. 16. 130, 23. 29. 42. 80 Ayers. Stacey 138. 80 B Baca, Melanie 130. 135. 80. 35 Baker, Renee II, 25, 132, 83, 17. 85. 49 Bankens. Robert 130, 36 Banks. Denise 122. 80 Barfield. Charles 138, 52. 46 Barnett. John Barnett. Thomas Barnum. Rhonda 108. 116, 31 Barry. Howard Beavers, Wayne 130 Bellow. Denise 122, 80 Benham, Mark 138, 52 Benoit, Glynn 138. 52 Bennette, Bridgette 138 Bernard. Deadria 138, 33 Bernard. Kevin 130 Bertrand, Gregory 10, 126. 80, 49 Bias, Laura 76. 130 Blanchard. Irish 122 Blanchard. Jerry 138 Blanchard, Margaret 138 Blanchard. Peggy 108. 116. 80 Bleich, Tracy Blocker. Denise 108, 116, 80. 31 Bodin, Felicia 138, 80 Book, Brenda 108, 116. 80 Boone, Ronnie 122 Borel. Mark 108, 25. 116. 98, 58, 101, 59. 155. 52. 17. 43. 24 Boulton. Melissa Boyd, Stephanie 138 Bray. Kyla 130. 22. 128. 23, 132. 83. 79. 78 Bricker. Michael 13. 108. 31, 116, 52 Brinlee. Michelle 138 Brinlee. Troy 122 Bronander, Lauri 122, 80 Brooks, Wanda II. 78, 122 Broussard, Colleen 122. 25, 50 Broussard, Daimien 130 Broussard, Phyllis 122 Brown, Brigitte II. 108, 116, 155. 96. 80 Brown, Hollis 138 Brown, Kimberly 108. 116, 75 Brown. Randall 138, 33 Bruney, Amanda 138 Bryant, Paul 108, 116. 46 Bryant. Sue 130 Bryant, Talmadge 108, 116 Bryant, Todd 138 Bryant. William Buchert. Kurt 122 Buller. Cynthia 138, 83 Bullock. Kevin 138 Byrd. Stacy 122. 46 c Cady. Julie 130. 34. 135. 83 Cain. Kelly 10, 122. 42. 80. 24 Cain. Patrick 130 Cain, Roni Campbell, Dianna 108, 116. 155, 83. 43 Campbell. Gail 138. 83 Campbell, Patricia Campbell. Tonya 138 Carney, Stacye 122, 80. 38 Carroll. Deirdre IQ9. 116 Cash, Penny 138, 83, 33, 49 Caswell, Stephanie Ceasar, Kennith 3, 139 Chaline, Vickie 109, 116. 40, 81 Chapman. Lezlie 9. 25. 122, 158. 17, 150. 80 Charpentier, Ray Chase. Donald 109. 116, 52. 75 Chatagnier, Bert 139. 80 Chauffe. Lisa Chiasson, Natalie 109, 116, 155, 40 Chisholm, Jimmie 133, 134. 76. 49. 23 Clark, Dexter 130 Clark, Kelly 131, 23. 130. 134. 83, 44 Cochran, Chuck 123. 52, 158. 96. 59 Cole. Deirdre 123. 182. 76. 88 Cole. Teresa 109, 116 Comeaux, Craig 139. 80 Comeaux, Kevin 123 Comeaux, Neldra Conner, Kenneth 130. 46 Conner, Vonda 123. 80 Conrad, Anita 123. 150, 80 Conradn, Michael 130, 52 Cook, Sheryl 139 Cormier, Harlan Cormier. Harlan Cormier. MaDeara Cormier, Markus 122, 123, 182, 87 Cormier. Tracy 138 Cox, Bernadette 155 Cox, Cynthia 130, 22. 134. 76 Crain. Joan II. 130. 80 Crick. Lee 109 Crosby. Jeannie 109. 116 Crosby, Tammy 130. 45 D Daigle, Edward 139 Daigle. Laurie 139. 41 Daigle. Mellisa 139. 83, 69 Daley, Darren 130 Dartez, Terry 130 Dautreil, Rose 109, 116. 40. 41 Davis, Christie 130, 83, 43, 44. 68 Davis, Hunter 139, 23 Davis, Laura 9, 13. 109. 116. 83. 67. 68 Dees. Ross 130. 129. 135, 52. 22. 69 DeLaFiente, Lisa 130 Delladosse, Donald 130. 66, 69 Deville, Shayne 131. 132, 135, 78, 23 Dew. Melissa 123, 182. 87. 18. 25. 71, 94 Dew. Nicole 83 Dickerson, Andy 123. 52, 69 Dickerson, Michael 131, 80 Dobrizenski, Elaine 123. 46 Doucet. Marla 10. 42. 158, 80. 23. 131. 68 Doucet. Randy 131, 80 Dougay, Pat 123 Douglas, Daniel 109. 116, 80, 31 Downs, Daryl 139, 152 Duhon, Dorrette 123 Duhon. Shelly 123, 17. 34. 35 Duhon, Shondricia 139 Durousseau. Maria 139 Duroy, Bryan 92. 68, 18 ' Index E Eastman. Christine 3. 109. 116. 67 Eastman. Mike II. 135, 80. 34 Ecter. Melanie 140. 149. 80 Edwards. Angela 109. 116 Edwards. Phyllis 9. 12, 123. 83, 79. 78. 75. 73. 67. 18 Edwards. Randy 123. 52 Edwards. Rhonda 123, 76. 25, 18 Eglin. Rhonda 149. 83 E llender, Rob 149. 80 Ellzey, Eddie 131. 67 England. Shaan 49 Enicks. Laura 131, 43 Estes, Darrin 109. 116. 52 Evans. Troy 109, 116. 46. 24, 119 F Fabacher, Scott 139 Fanta. Allen 109, 116. 52. 75 Farley. Jim 14, 15, 110. 116, 52. 17. 59. 94. 67 Feagin. Edward 110, 116. 46, 35 Ferris. Whayne 139, 74 Flemming. Buffy II, 23. 85 Fontenot, Bryan 149. 80 Fontenot. Gerald 131. 33 Fontenot. Kelly 123. 67. 77 Fontenot. Melanie 123, 182. 87. 49. 25 Fontenot. Todd 131 Fox, Jeff 3. 110. 116. 52. 24. 67 Franklin. Cathy 139. 36. 80 Frantz. Denise 139, 80 Free. Dana 139. 34. 33 Frelot. Wallace 52. 59 Fulenwider, Tia 131. 80. 35, 63. 69 Fullington. Robert 124 G Gafford. Joe NO, 116, 66 Garcia, Gerald 12, 110. 116 Gardner. James 139. 33 Gardner. Randy 110, 116 Garrettson, Matt 36 Gary. Jennifer 139. 63 Gary, Kevin 131, 36 Gary. Susan 124. 182. 50. 87, 94. 74 Gaspard. Rebecca 139 Gatte. Naomi 131 Gentry. Gary 12, 110, 116 Gibbs. Rickey 139. 52 Gibson. Stephanie 139, 63. 69 Giles. Mildred 131. 34 Gillard. Toni 2. 131, 78. 22, 132, 129. 83. 79 Glass. Racheal 139. 83 Glover, Missy 139, 36. 80 Golightly. Bryan 139 Golightly, Steven 124 Goode. Cathy 110. 116. 155. 92 Goode. Edward 131 Goodeaux. Clint 52, 131 Goodeaux, Carrie 139. 83. 63. 69 Goodwin. Bridgette 9. 13, 110. 116. 101. 83. 79, 78, 100. 20. 67 Gorden. Mikki 63, 131. 80 Gormanous, Michelle 110. 116, 83 Gormanous. Jennifer 80 Goss. Damien 42. 139. 52 Gotte. Tricia 124. 182, 38. 87, 94 Granger. Shari 80, 31 Gray. Dana II. 131. 132. 83. 79. 85. 78. 73. 68. 18 Gray. Debra 22. 23. 131. 43 Green. Cheryl 110. 116. 31 Green. John 60 Green. Missy 39. 34 Guidry. Kendrick 131, 128, 43, 80. 31 Guidry. Kevin 124 Guidry, Stacey 131. 83. 76. 44. 84 Guillet. Shamie II. 131. 83. 23 Guillory. D. Angela 139. 80 Guillory, A. Angela 139 Guillory. David 110, 116. 49 Guillory. Jeff 124. 47 Guillory. Paula 124 Guthrie, Christina 124, 80 Guthrie. Tony 140, 52, 36. 33. 60 H Flackly. Michael 46. 67 Hall. Sonya 13. 116. 101. 83. 79. 65. 178. 25. 100. 99 Hammer, Todd 132 Hancock. Jennifer NO, 116. 43 Hanks. Mark Hardy, Kary 52 Hardy. Jessica NO. 116. 83. 75 Hardy. Shirley 140 Hargrove. Johnise 124, 83. 86 Hargrove. Staci 9, 13. 116. III. 83. 24. 18 Harskins. Timothy 140. 67 Harmon. James Harrison. Jenny 140 Harrison. Kennedy III. 116, 31 Hartman, Craig 140 Harvard. Thomas 140 Hayden. Mark Hayes, Rebecca 124, 80 Hayes. Todd 132. 129. 52 Hebert. Angela 124. 68 Hebert. Carol 132, 83. 17 Hebert. Glenn 132 Hebert. Pam 124 Hebert. Stephanie III. 116, 80. 25 Hennigan, Darren 140. 33 Henson, Keith 132 Helper, Lisa 124 Hepler, James 132 Hester. Felicia 140, 42 Hill. Vynessie 124. 182. 83. 88 Hillard. Eric 124 Hoffpauir, Rnady 132. 135 Hollingshead, Tina 132. 23. 63. 69 Hollingsworth. Pam Holmes. Christina 140 Hoope. Deborah 140 Hooper. Lori 140. 42, 83 Howard. Bill 132. 52 Howard. Laura 116 Hubbs. James 132. 80 Hudson, Paula 132. 135. 80 Huffman. Anthony 132. 121. 52. 17 Hughes. Ronald Hunsicker. Daniel III. 116 I Ingels, Tammy 132. 80 Ivey. Bryan III. 116 J Jack. Alecede 31 Jack, David Jack. Mike Jack. Ricky 140 Jackson, Isac 52. 25 Jackson, Joyce III. 116. 85 Jackson. Latanze 124. 182, 169. 80. 88. 94. 74 Jackson. Lisa 3, III. 116. 67. 179 Jasmine. Barbara Jenkins, Chris III. 116. 53. 43 Jenkins. Kelli Jenson. April 132 Jessen. Liz III. 116. 155. 83. 43 Jimney. Carla 124, 80. 48. 88 Jimney. Richard 135, 80 Index,187 Johnson. Candace 132 Johnson. Jeff 140, 80, 92, 43 Johnson, Johnny II, 14, 15, III, 116. 80. 92. 67. 119 Johnason, Karen 132. 80 Johnston, Richard 140. 52 Jooiner, Debbie 132, 34 Joiner, Michelle 124 Jones, Anthony Jones. Genetta Jordan. Paul Joubert. Fatima 140, 80 Joubert. Kenneth 31 Juneau. Daniel K Kay, Cody 52, 58 Keel. Scotty 132 Kelley. Charmon 124. 182, 89 Kelley, Don III. 116. 34, 22. 24 Kemp. Tony 133, 135, 52, 91, 68 Kemp, Wade III. 116. 80, 92. 43. 67 Kerr, Charles 124, 46. 38, 66 Kerr, Staci 140, 83 Kerr, Traci 133, 83, 76, 49 Kerr, Trudi 140, 83, 34, 49 Kibodeaux. Kerri II. 140, 83, 163 Kile. Joanna 14, 15. III. 94 King. Joe III. 116. 43 Kleven, Keith 133 Konieczny. Kim 140 Koppie. Donna 112, 116. 155, 44 Kwiakowski, Jimmy 140 L LaComb, Anita LaFleur. Donna 140, 80 LaFluer, Kyle 125. 52. 17, 147. 18 Lambert, Billy 125 Lambert, Melody 140 Landry, Fred 140 Landry, Jared 133, 128. 66. 67, 60 Landry, Jennifer 122. 125. 182, 121, 87 Langley, Bryan 133, 52 Langley, Leo 140, 80 Langley, Wendy 112. 116 Lastrape, Lewis Lavergne, Russell 133, 80 Lawson. Lonnie 80 LeBlanc, Bobbie LeBlanc, Cindy 112 LeBlanc. Sheila 112. 40 LeBlanc, Tony LeBouef. Karen 142 LeBouef, Jimmy 125, 52, 17 Ledoux, Karen 142. 80 Lee. Keith 142. 80 Leger. Annette 125, 38 Leger. Barry Leger. Melissa 142, 83 Leger. Sandra 133. 48 Leubner. Bo 125. 52, 17, 56 Leubner, Ginger 112. 116, 155, 31 Liles, Shawn 112, 116. 17. 80. 31 Limberis, Nicholas Litteral. Tommy Livingston. Monica 133 Loftin. Jesse 133, 52 Lonkowski, Tammy 133 Lovett. Kelly 2, 16, 122. 116, 83. 96. 79, 43. 80. 41. 78. 179 Lovett, Rhonda 112, 116, 96, 94. 119. 179 Lucius, Angela 142, 80 Lucuis, Dino 112. 116, 80 Lyles, Lisa Lyons, Curtis 117, 112, 155, 31 Lyons, Dana 125 M Maddox, Russell 125, 72 Malveaux, Angela 9, 125. 80 Manuel. Mary Marshall, Greg 47. 18 Marshall. Sandra 125, 80. 35 Marti. Brent 112. 117. 155. 100, 94. 25. 66. 67. 119 Marti, Mindy 133, 76, 43, 45. 23, 63, 68 Martin. Dennis 133 Martin, Jaime Martin, Jonathan 133 Martorana. Susan 112. 117. 155, 80 49 May,’ Craig 112, 117, 31 Mayes, Darrin Mayes, Renee 133 Mayo, Tamara 112, 117 McClary, Darrin 3, 142 McConnel. Marcia 142, 80, 33 McCoy, Daniel 133 McDaniel, Michael 142 McFarlain, Byron 52, 156 McFarlain, Vanessa 133, 80 McGuire. Ed 3, 142, 52 McGuire. Tonya 125. 25 Mclnnis. Kathy 133, 80 McMichael, Jacqueline 142, 42. 83 Meek. Melissa 133. 80. 85 Menard, Jody 125, 50 Mendenhall, Amy II. 133, 76. 22. 23 Menge. Taran 125. 17, 172, 80, 25. 18 Meyer. Chris 142, 52 Meyer. Tim 13, 2. 112. 117, 52. 96, 43 Miller, Gwen Miller, John 142 Miller, Lisa 133, 45 Miller, Robert 125 Miller. Ron 113. 67 Miller. Tissy 125. 80. 67 Mills. Vanessa Mims. Michael Mims, Preston 125. 52 Mobley, Brian 133 Modisette, James 142 Moe. Jedd 133. 135. 35 Monceaux. Siobhon 142 Moncrief. Gwen 133. 80 Montalbano. John 113. 117 Moore. Michelle 142 Moreida. Henry 36 Morgan, Billy 80 Morgan, Michelle 133, 80 Morgan. Scott 142 Morris, Doug 142, 33 Morrison, Anthony 133 Morrison, Joe 142 Morrison, Lisa 126, 18 Morvant, Gloria 142, 80 Moss. Angela 126. 182. 38. 87, 94 Murpree. Tonya 142, 33. 45 Murray, Melissa 80 Musk, Norma 142 Myers. Peggy 142. 63 Myers, Rebecca 38 N Nash, James 126 Nash, Laura 142 Newel. Nancy 113, 117. 80, 31 Newson, Angie 133. 45 Newson. Michael 142 Nope, Connie 9, 134, 42, 17, 43, 80. 24 Nordberg, John 126, 52, 53, 20 o O’Kelley, Scott 126. 94 O'Rourke. Lisa 134. 22 Occhioggrosso, Diana 142 Oldham. Joseph 134. 52 Oldham. Thomas 113. 117 Olivier, Al 136 Oliver. John 143. 80 Oliver. Shonda 113. 117, 83. 164. 84. 43, 100 P Page. Jason 143, 53 Palms. Troy 13. 13. 134 Parker. Cinnamon 143, 80 Parker, Deena 143, 80 Parker. Jay 113. 117 Pascarella. Stephan 113. 117, 155. 53, 58. 75 Paulk, Richard 134 Payne. John Perkins, Tracy 134, 53 Perry. Michael Peshoff, Ellen Peshoff. Robert 143 Peterson, Scott 13, 113, 117, 53. 59, 75, 100. 34, 66. 67, 69 Petry, Michael 136. 46. 30 Pettijohn, Dwayne 136 Pettus. Hope 113, 117. 155. 71 Picard. Lisa 134. 80 Picard. Luke 143. 80 Picard. Shawn 8, 13. 136, 131, 83, 158. 79. 64. 78, 45. 35. 71. 63. 69 Picou. Jacques 134. 136. 53 Pierce. Maria 134, 36. 80 Pitre. Jeffery Potts. Jennifer 134. 135, 80 Pousson. Donald 143 Powers, Dana 134. 135. 80 Prestridge. Teresa 43. 74 Pryor. Carrie 113. 117, 80 Pryor. Dorinda Przybycke, Jeffery 136 Q Qiuck, Sandra 143, 80, 33, 69 Quick. Scott 136. 80. 89 R Raacca. Rhonda 134 Racca. Vonda 143 Ramirez. Bobby 134 Ratcliff. Jason 136 Reed. Keith 113. 117, 155, 34 Reed, Taniera 134, 76 Ribbeck. Karen 134. 135, 80. 35 Richard. Dianne 143 Richard. John 143 Richard. Margaret 113, 117, 40 Richard, Sherry 113, 117, 155 Ricker. Bruce Rigmaiden, Gussie 134 Rigmaiden, Terry 119 Roach. Henry 143. 53. 46 Robertson. Mike 13. 136, 53. 48. 66. 18 Robertson. Phillip 143 Robertson, Tina 136, 43. 35 Robinson. Jonan 134. 33, 33 Robinson. Julianna 113. 117, 43, 17. 38. 94 Roesslar, Carleton 143 Roesslar, Herman 114. 117. 53. 58, 66. 69 Roesslar. Russell 143. 53, 33 Roland. Pearl Ross. Douglas 143 Ross. Robin 114. 117, 64, 65. 63. 69 Rougeau. Andy 134, 80. 68 Roush. Kenneth 136, 53. 46, 67 Routt. Joey Royer, Gregg 134 Russel. Joseph 114, 117 Rutledge, Cheree 143. 80 Ryan. Glynn Ryan, Stacey 134. 69 Ryan, Kathy 114. 117 s Satcher. Diedre 134. 65, 71 Schatzle, Darlene 114, 117, 155 Schatzle. Edmund 136 Schwartzenburg, Edward 18. 67. 93. 94. 68. 100. 101. 114. 117. 119. 155 Seabaugh, Donna Seger, Jimmy 80. 114. 117 Seger. Scoot 80. 134 Semien. Susan 9, 143 Sessions. Shawn 34. 83, 134 Shaheen. Dana 43 Shaheen. Kimberly 43. 134 Shelvin. Deidra 36. 83. 143 Sieben. Denise 33. 34, 34. 35. 80, 134. 135 Sigmund. Jeffery 38 Simon. Ella Simmons, Jeanette 143 Simpson. April 34. 80. 134 Simpson. Sandra Smith, Angela 80, 136 Smith. David 53. 94. 114. 117 Smith. Doyal 33. 80. 143 Smith. Earnest 47, 137 Smith, Ellen 63, 83. 143 Smith. Shelley 8. 13, 33. 80, 63. 64, 69. 138. 134 Snody, Chrystal 80. 137 Snyder. Cynthia 36, 134. 135 Snyder. Jenifer 40. 114. 117 Soileau, Cara 143 Soileau. Gerald 80, 137 Soileau. Patsy Spearing. Debbie 35. 80. 88, 94, 137. 183 Spearing, Roxanna 80. 143 Spell, Cornelia 143 Spikes, Clark 80 Spikes. Scott 34. 34. 38. 131. 137 Splettsstoesser, Vance 80 Spoon. Paula 43. 143 Squibb, Kevin 80. 114, 117 Stafford. Terrell 137 Stanley. Karen 114. 117 Staton. Malinda 40. 114. 117 Stennett, John 53 Stephens. Kelly 80. 94. 137 Stewart. Paul 143 Stewart. Vera 134 Stills. Reggie 60. 80. 143 Stills. Terrance 80. 114, 117 Stoker, Jason 68. 80, 134 Stoker. Trevor 13, 18. 53. 69, 114. 117 Strahan, Eric 80, 137 Stuard. Marcia 134 Sudduth, Cheryl 74, 114, 117 Sweeney, Tracy 134 Syas. Carmelia 143 T Tanner, Cindy 71. 63, 69 Tanner. Regina 143 Tazeno. Mabris Thibodeaux. Chantel 143. 36 Thibodeaux, Kevin 134. 93. 49 Thibodeaux, Roderick 115, 117, 50, 68 Thibodeaux. Timothy 137, 53 Thibodeaux. Vanessa 143, 80 Thierry. Denise 134. 63 Thomas. Ron 137 Thomason, JoAnn 143. 80 Thompson. Lisa Tradewell, Donna 115, 117. 40. 41 Trahan, Michelle 135 Travis, Thomas Trosclair. Tommy 137. 80, 93 Tuttle. Ross 3. 34 u Uhlick, Monica 135 Index 189 V Vaughn. Cary 135 Vaughn. Valerie 115 Vielton. Brian 135. 52. 23 Victorian. Louise 127 Victorian. Phillip Victorian. Stan 115. 117 Victorian, Theresa 143 Vidrine. Preston 3. 115, 80. 31 Vincent. Leisa 127, 182, 22, 89. 18 Vinson, Mari-Scott 127. 25, 24. 18 w Waldrop, Rachael Walker. Daphne 135. 80. 35, 74 Walling. David 143. 80 Ward. Clayton Warren. Jill 135. 43. 25 Warren. Patricia 128. 135 Watkins. James 143 Watson, Susan 10. 14, 15. 115. 117, 158. 80. 94. 67 Weathersby. Randy 143. 42. 52. 56. 33 Webb. Ashley 135 Whitaker, Mitzy White. Cinda 8. 13. 2. 16. 115. 83. 96, 79, 78. 24. 67 White. Michelle 143. 83. 23. 63 Whittaker. Mika 135. 47 Widcamp, Durwin 60 Widcamp. Tony Widcamo. Westley 143, 36 Wilder. Melissa 135 Wilks, Cindy II. 143, 138, 80 Williams. Daryl Williams. Jacquetta 127. 182. 80 49 88 Williams, Renee 143. 69 Williamson, Barnabas 143. 33 Willaimson. Robert 127, 52, 58. 66. 67. 69 Wilright. Patricia 115, 117, 80. 38 Window, Brent 127 Wing, Michael 143 Wing, Tommy 135. 80 Winkler, Lynn Wittmann, Martin 143 Wix, Kevin 135 Wold, Kevin 135, 80 Wood. Michael 135 Woodard. Linn 31 Woolbright, Millicent 143 Y Yarbrough. Darrell 127, 80, 43 Young. Gaynell 143 Young, Jimmy 143. 80 Young, Juanita 115, 117. 155 Young. Mitchell 143, 52 Young, Staci 127, 83, 79, 64, 78, 45, 24. 25. 63. 69 Young, Tracy 13, 115, 171 OR Atwood, William 144 Bailey. Richard Bethea, Edna 144 Braxton. Leland 144 Cherry. Vickie 144 Dotson. Albert 144 Fontenot, Timothy 144 Fruge, Stephen 144 Gallow, Penny 144 Gray, Bill 144 Guillory, Kevin 144 Johnson. Otto 69 Jonathon. Reado Malbrough, Eric 144 Meche, Kyle 144. 155 Morvant, Katrina 144 Parker, Cheryl 144 Peltier, William 144 Sandifer. Robby 144 Shepherd, Frankie Simon, David Snyder, Michael 144 Warren. Adam 144, 52 Warren, Katie 144 Staff Ackel, Jacki 28. 36. 31 Anderson. Gary 5 Antoine. Frank 28 Arrambide, Terry 28 Bunch, Ruby 28 Burguieres, Jerry 28 Byrd. Adrienne 28 Caldarera. Charles 28. 52 Caldarera, Max 28, 52 Callens, Billy 4. 96 Carver, Mary 28. 36 Chiasson, Ethel Coltrin. Kay 28. 36 Courmier, Marlene 28. 64 190 Index Couvillon. Jennifer 28 Crick, Martha 28 Dawson. Marion 28 Davio, Nickolos Duhon. John 28. 38 Fuselier. Morris 28. 86 Green, Donald Chick II, 28 Hansen. Charles Hardy, Bobbie Harrell. Frank 28, 38 Hauskins, Beverly 28 Hebert, Candace 28. 84 Jones, Mary 5, 6, 28 Jones. Mattie 28 Kirkendall. Monica 29, 127, 43 Laenlyne, Sylvia Malbrew. Vinette Martin. Bennie Martin. Frances Martin. Becky 29 McGee. Donna 29 McGuire. Barbara 5. 29 Mothershed, Elizabeth 29. 92 Myers. Marjorie 29, 127, 35 Orphe. Wilson 29. 33 Pryor. Willie Rigmaiden. Lorce Robinson, Dinah 29 Rougeau. James 29. 65. 69 Schiro. James 29. 52 Singer, Gary 29 Sowell. Dorenda 29. 42 Statum. Hadry Stoker, Mickey 29 Taylor. Evelyn 29 Terranova. Emma 89. 77 Van Haverbeke. Kathleen 29 Van Norman, Lee 29, 44, 89 Waller. Robert 29. 52 Watson. Dorothy 5. 29 White, Ethel Wieschhaus. Stephen 29 Y'ancey, Rubye 29 George Orwell’s 1984 George Orwell finished the book 1984 In the year 1948. He switched the last two digits to make the title. The book was not meant as a prophecy, but as a political satire. He believed that power would cor rupt a leader and cause an ever-increasing quest for more power. In this book, he portrays this idea. A totalitarian society is formed which punishes love, de stroys privacy, and distorts truth. Many people anticipated the year 1984 to find out whether or not some of the book's ideas would come true. 1984 Senior Prophecies Janet Abel: Doctor Abel takes over as head administrator for Memorial Hospital. Anita Adams: hair finally turns completely white naturally. Bryan Alexander: He becomes a professional hair dresser and specializes in teasing and he uses his sister as a display of his talents. Debbie Anderson: wins the 1988 Olympics. Rhonda Barnum. after becoming a multi-millionaire from her and Cheryl's movies she invests her money in an Us type music festival called We. Mike Barry: becomes a consumer math teacher and works part time with the criminally insane. Peggy Blanchard: becomes an English professor at McNeese. Denise Blocker-, becomes an automobile parts tycoon after cornering the U.S. market on spark plugs and inner tubes. Brenda Book: becomes a sex education teacher and advises girls against associating with sailors. Mark Borel: feature twirler for McNeese. Mike Bricker. still lies his way out of any situation he gets into. Brigitte Brown: meets punk rock singer and runs off to California and is currently modeling dog collars and chains. Kim Brown: stars on the T.V. show Fantasy Island as Tatoo’s long lost love. Paul Bryant: editor of the daily newspaper Bad Attitude.” Talmadage Bryant: now owns a Porscne and is a professor at U.C.L.A. Diana Campbell: gets into body building and wins second-runner up in the Ms. Physique” contest. Deidree Carroll: breaks into afit of frezied activity and wins a spot in the Solid Gold dancers but loses it when it is discovered the activity was caused by something she ate. Vicki Chaline: finally decides that buying a bulldozer is cheaper than repairing her abused automobile. Donald Chase, goes bald. Natalie Chaisson: still works at city hall and gets married to Tim and has four children. Teresa Cole: marries Mike and goes on the road with Jeanie's demolition team. Lee Crick: takes over for his mother as librarian at Westlake High. Jeanie Crosby: wins the demolition derby. Rose Dautriel: gets heavily involved in a punk rock trend and gets a mohawk. Laura Davis-. becomes Westlake's tennis team coach. Daniel Douglas: is late for his own funeral and pleads to bring Mike Hubbs with him. Keith Duhon: is now a Pip for Glady's Knight and is leaving on that midnight to Georgia. Bryan Duroy-. fulfills life-long dream to play Snoopy in a tennis match. Christine Eastman: becomes warden of state prison. Darrin Estes: marries Tina and he’s still kicking. Troy Evans: becomes a hermit and lives in a ditch for the rest of his life. Allen Fanta: becomes the president jof the Budweiser brewery in Houstan. Jim Farly: marries Jonan. but is still hiding girls in his closet. Junior Feagin. pitches for the Atlanta Brayes. Jeff Fox: gets drafted to N.F.L. but gets put on waivers because of shin splints. Wallace Frelot: moves to Africa, where he is a priest. Joe Gafford: finally Ck sing I9l converts to a rock music. Gerald Garcia: has his own harem in Mexico. Randy Gardener: future president of the United States. Todd Garrettosn. takes Rob Robin's place on the Channel Seven News. Gary Gentry: still playing basketball marries Robin and they name their baby after Coach Wieschhaus. Cathy Goode: after scholastic reformation wins the national spelling bee. Brigette Goodwin: replace Jayne Kennedy. Michelle Gormanous: inherits $2,000,000 and moves to Florida with ??? Cheryl Green: goes to Hollywood with Rhonda and forms female version of Cheech and Chong. David Guillory: becomes manager of Marcantel's. Mike Hackley. stars in movie Flash Stud Sonya Hall: becomes a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader. Jenny Hancock: becomes a nun and dies of frustration. Mark Hanks: becomes the new host of the Tonight Show. Jessica Hardy: works as model for Hawaiian Tropics ads in Ebony magazine. Staci Hargrove: marries Boy George but is soon divorced because of violent arguement over hair curlers. Kennedy Harrison: now is doing fine in the rodeo business after being trampled by his family in a rush to the table. Stephanie Hebert: writes a candid report on her biggest fashion boosts and color corridination chart. Terri Hennigan: runs the 100-yard dash in the Olympics and wins the gold. Daniel Hunsicker. arrested for molesting a manneguin in Montgomery Wards. Bryan Ivey: marries Toni and has twelve kids. Alcede Jack: sales Sta-Soft curl products and makes it easy thrill your hair! Joyce Jackson: marries Donald. Lisa Jackson: marries Jimmy and becomes a welder. Chris Jenkins: gives up Mike Bricker for lent. Liz Jesson: replaces fast speaking man on Federal Express commercials but loses her job when the company finds that she is only quick when it comes to gossip. Johnny Johnson: becomes a Tech fanatic and insists on painting everything red and light blue, a quirk that ends a brief and blissful marriage when he insists on his wife getting a large T tatooed over her navel and naming their first child Bulldog” Kenneth Joubert. becomes a speech teacher. Cody Kay-, goes to Hollywood and tries out for the Chippendales dancers, but does not get the job for lack of qualifications. Don Kelley: wins a Hank Williams. Jr. look-alike contest. Wade Kemp: starts his own chain of hamburger stores called Suede's”. Joanna Kile: designs new designer blue jeans with label that reads Where the Boy’s Aren't! Joe King: has to get better paying job for gas money to go to Iowa. Donna Koppie: becomes Playboy Playmate of the Year. Wendy Langley: marries Lamar and works at Bayou Lawn and Garden all her life. Cindy Leblanc: moves to New York and becomes the head of the mafia. Shelia LeBlanc: moves to Guam and never returns again. Barry Leger. becomes head coach of New Orleans Saints. Ginger Leubner: becomes a model for Fredericks of Hollywood. Shawn Liles: still getting caught parking on Fred Lutz road. Kelly Lovett: wins her most valued title Ms. Mouth.” Rhonda Lovett: becomes the head of a business firm. Dino Lucious. becomes the Lake Charles D.A. Curtis Lyons-, gets kicked off police force after voice changes to female octave due to wearing his pants too tight. Greg Marshall, stars on his own television show The Outdoor Sportsman.” Susan Martarona: goes on to win contest on Dance Fever. Brent Marti: spends life in prison for excessive DWI's. Craig May-, works part-time as a lab monkey. Darrin Mayes, becomes the pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist Church and becomes part of the Wilwright family. Tamaa Mayo: stars on T.V. series The Old Woman Who Lived In the Shoe.” Tim Meyers: stars in the remake of American Gigalo. Ron Miller: is devastated over the drowning of his car when he tried to teach it to swim. Vanessa Mills: starts national gossip column in the American Press. Bernadette Cox Monroe: after marrying several more times runs off with rich tuna canner in South Bronx. John Montalbano: becomes a Chippendale's dancer, and never goes home alone. Billy Morgan, after taking ten years to work up to head busboy at Red Fox Inne. he quits and pursues the career as a roadie for the rock group Rush Nancy Newall: replaces Julia Childs on her own cooking show. T.A. Oldham: gets a saint bernard and names him Cujo. Shonda diver: marries Ed and is still working 9 to 5 at Hardee's. J.W. Parker does butterball commercial’s at Thanksgiving. Steve Pascarella: back with Tonya again! Scott Peterson: marries Shawn has eight kids. Hope Pettus: die hair pink and becomes a rock star and models for Galaxy fashions. Carrie Pryor: wins the Daytona 500. Keith Reed: becomes a sex education teacher for the Boy Scouts. Margret Richard: becomes a librarian, but at night she becomes Margret the Bartender.” Sherry Richard: wins a dream vacation with Tom Selleck. Terry Rigmaiden. becomes a radio D.J. and is known as Super Fly.” Julie Robinson: new model for cabbage patch dolls. Herman Roesslar wins state lottery but never gets it so he takes them to the People’s Court. Robin Ross-, marries Gary and has a three-foot long baby. Jody Russel: still brown nosing Mr. Green. Kathy Ryan: starts a chain of escort services. Darlene Schatzle: becomes manager of Barger's. Ed Schwartzenburg. marries Shonda and keeps the kids while she works 9 to 5. David Smith: models for Playgirl” Jennifer Snyder: marries B.J. and works part-time as a secretary. Patsy Soileau: World’s Heavy Weight Women's Wrestling Champion. Kevin Squibb, turns into a Yankee. Karen Stanley: gets married, but picks up her roots to return to Cameron and lives in the swamps as a muskrat trapper. Melinda Staton: writes the How to Do Anything Better” guide. Janet Stevens: becomes a world famous novelist. Terrence Stills: has a mixed marriage and moves to Mississippi where he is the head of the K.K.K. Trevor Stoker plays cowboy's and Indians' and catches a War Bonnet. Sheryl Sudduth: takes Mrs. McGuire's place in the office. Roderick Thibodeaux: finally gets to play Bjorn Borg. Lisa Thompson. becomes a female mud wrestler. Donna Tradwell: writes a book on how to overcome speaking in front of the class. Ross Tuttle: acquires a feminine qualities and becomes the Playboy Playmate of the Year. Valerie Vaughn: becomes a famous fashion designer. Stan Victorian: still trying to be a lover. Philip Victorian: is arrested for trying to sale Marijuana as lettuce. Preston Vidrine: becomes a Canadian mountie. Susan Watson: becomes the fat lady in a circus because she becomes frustrated with her adoring public. Cinda White: models for Vogue. Pat Wilwright: owns a chain of nursing homes called Pat s Place of Peace. Linn Woodard: becomes a priest. Juanita Young: becomes a millionaire after discovering a lottery in Uptown. Canada. Tracy Young: finally finds someone good enough, but leaves her for fear of getting whooped. Terri Hennigan: wins the gold medal in women’s track at the Olympics. 193 Closing LER RAM-LER RAM-LER RAM-LE