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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1986 volume:

WESTLAKE HIG SCHOOL 100 GARDEN DRIVE WESTLAKE.LOUISIANA VOLUME 4! BUILD CONFIDENCE WHS As we struggle to find our true identities, the questions- Who am I? Where is life leading me? What will become of my life? -arise before us in our minds, taunting us. filling us with self doubts but also hopes for the future. Each and every one of us is a singular person, unique and separate in his own way, with the right to do his own thing. No one individual is a Xerox copy of another. Yet. as each one has fears, desires, and aspirations, so do we all. We must learn to communicate with others, to share their feelings and thoughts, to give of ourselves, to love and to care. By our experiences with other individuals we expand, mold our own personalities, and BUILD CONFIDENCE. With these thoughts in mind, we present to you the 1986 Ram-lerl Chris, Ed. Rob. and friends make use of the library. Examples of 1987 Junior Class Rings. 2 Opening GET IT TOGETHER John Oliver and Dexter Clark pose by construction. Dreaming maybe? Football players are always photogenic. Mr. Callen and Trish Warren take a break to admire Christmas invitations. Must be funny. Opening 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 8 ACADEMICS 28 SPORTS 56 ORGANIZATIONS 82 CLASSES 102 ADS 152 INDEX 193 Toni loves WHSI 4 Table Of Contents MRS. MARTHA LOUISE CRICK Martha Louise Crick is married to Bobby Crick. She has three children: Debbie. Freddie and Lee. She also has four grandchildren: Johnathon. Catherine. Robert, and Mika. Mrs. Crick attends the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Crick graduated from Bolton High in Alexandria in 1948. She then went to USL and graduated in 1951 Before coming to Westlake Mrs. Crick taught at Pineville High School. She has been at Westlake since 1955. That means she has devoted S3 years to making Westlake High great. We regret to hear after this year Mrs. Martha Crick is retiring. Her plans after retirement are moving to Toledo Bend and traveling. The Ram-ler Staff of 1986 dedicates this edition to Martha Louise Crick with appreciation, pride, and honor. Best of Luck in the future. We will miss you greatly. Dedication 5 PRINCIPALS HELP BUILD CONFIDENCE It is already tomorrow. Time, which never stops on its journey, will pass before your eyes, and in only a few moments you will be members of the community looking back on the years you spent at Westlake High School. When you do, the photos, facts, and memories in this book will be your stepping stones to a happy reminscence. The 1985-86 sponsor and staff are to be commended for the outstanding effort put forth in this yearbook. May your memories of Westlake High School be pleasant ones, and may your future be filled with happiness. With every wish for a bright tomorrow, Billy R. Caliens Principal The 1986 Yearbook Staff, faculty and Students of Westlake would like to send a special thank you to Mrs. Mickey Stoker. Mrs. Stoker took time out of her busy schedule to draw a Ram to go on the front of the yearbook. You have done an excellent job. Thank You so much. 6 PrincipaI Mr. Gary Anderson is Vice Principal for WHS. Mrs. Jackie Me Michael is a Counselor's Aide. Mrs. Dorothy Watson is one of our Office Clerks. Mrs. Barbara McGuire is also an Office Clerk. Principals 7 THESE ARE THE DAYS Ed and Tony talk between classes. Honest! It is a bug. OF WHS! Give me a Break! Student Life 9 1985 CAL-CAM REPRESENTATIVES The Cat-Cam representatives this year were Julie Cady, Michele White, and Amy Picard. Julie is a senior and her parents are Mrs. Bruce Parker and Mike Cady. Michele, a junior, was selected as a representative but was unable to attend due to technicalities. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. White. Amy Picard was our freshman maid and her parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Picard. to LET'S ALL HAVE FUN Around School II STUDENT COACHES OF WHS This year we have two student coaches at Westlake High School. They are Jedd Johnson and Todd Sutherland. Both attend McNeese University and will graduate with a degree in teaching and coaching, after leaving Westlake. Good Luck. Jedd and Todd show their abilities as coaches. IJ Student Coaches STUDENTS ENJOY HOMECOMING Couples pose at dinner before HC. Andy lakes this serious. Pictures at the dance were nice. Derwin and Sandra pose for pictures. Aren't we cute! I‘ Homecoming 13 1985 - 86 HOMECOMING COURT Mona Ashworth and Jimmy Ashworth. 1986 Homecoming Queen. Mona Ashworth. Toni Matte and Delton Matte. Renee Mayes and Jesse Mayes. 14 Homecommg Susie Semien and Billy Caliens. Michele White and Larry White. Traci Robinson and Danny Robinson. Amy Picard and J. C. Picard. Homecoming 15 WHS STUDENTS PARTICIPATE Homecoming week at West-lake High School began October 21 and continued through October 25. Each day of the week was designated as a different event. They were Herd day. Celebrity day, 50’s day, Orange and Black day. and Dress-up day. The parade was on October 24 and was followed by a bon - fire. On October 25, Mona Ashworth was crowned Homecoming Queen. Could this nerd be Tony? Christie and Dana dress up for 50s day. I6 Student Life DURING HOMECOMING WEEK Blues Brothers are back! GoGo’s live in WHS! Traci and Cinnamon dress up on Celebrity Day. Cheerleaders change into the Pinkladies. Student Life 17 CHRISTMAS DANCE f85-f86 JINGLE BELL ROCK The theme of this years Christmas Dance was Jingle Bell Rock. The Speech Club organized the event and attended to all the decorations and preparations of the dance. The dance was held in the cafeteria and pictures were taken in the South hall. Dr. Thibodeaux was the sponsor of the dance and also helped in decorating and clean-up. Some of the couples which attended were Paula Hudson and Michael Bell. Kevin Wold and Tiffany Pickett and Marcie Ashworth and Charles Strahan. IS c hr islmas Dance This summer four Weslake Students went to Baton Rouge for Boys and Girls State. They were Shelley Smith. Andy Rougeau. and Jonan Robinson. Not pictured Jared Landry. Girls And Boys State 19 WHS STUDENTS ' Westlake High sent 22 (twenty-two) students to Literary Rally this year. They are Jeff Johnson, Julie LeBert. Ross Dees, Ben Deaton. Jennifer Gary. John fontenot. Roxanne Spearing. Trish Warren. Kevin Modisette. Jonan Robinson. Denise Sieben. Maria Pierce. Christine Neely. Holly Richard. Cyndy Snyder. Sandra Quick. Mindy Marti. Melanie Ecter. Kendrick Guidry. Elizabeth Steigen. Dawn Dye. and Kristi Ribbeck. District Rally Winners were Jeff Johnson. Ross Dees. Ben Deaton. Jennifer Gary. John Fontenot. Roxanne Spearing. Trish Warren. Jonan Robinson. Kevin Modisette. Denise Sieben. Maria Pierce. Cindy Snyder. Sandra Quick. Mindy Marti. Melanie Ecter. Elizabeth Stiegen. Dawn Dye. and Kristi Ribbeck. These students placed either first, second, third, fourth, or fifth. 20 Rally EXCEL IN RALLY These students placed either first, second. or third in district and then advanced to state competition. They are Ross Dees. Jeff Johnson. Jennifer Gary. John Fontenot. Roxanne Spearing. Kevin Modisette. Sandra Quick. Denise Sie-ben. Trish Warren. Maria Pierce. Dawn Dye. and Kristi Ribbeck. They went to Baton Rouge. April 19. and were supervised by Mrs. Sowell and parents Mrs. Modisette and Mrs. Robbeck. Jennifer Potts and Roxanne Spearing placed at state receiving a third and fourth place. Rally 21 SADIE HAWKENS Pictured above is the Decoration Committee for the Sadie Hawkens Dance. The theme of the dance was Surfin ‘$6 . These Students did an excellent job. And the dance was considered a success. Sabra and Shari make all the adjustments in the decorations. Decorations wouldn 't be the same without the boys help! I’m sure this is the way its done in California. 12 Sadie Hawkens 1986 Angela Lutrell poses in the picture back ground, she makes sure it is just right for pictures. PROM '86 Randy Weathersby tries to still the show, and finds out that even the cowboys get the blues. Next year Randy, if you are a good boyl Laura and Sue have this to say. Slap us. cause w«? know we’re looking good. This is a direct QUOTE from Laura. Kyle and Daphne enjoy each others company. Cause each one knows this is seniors night out. Don’t look at us, we didn't do it. Honest! 14 Prom New York, New York Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves prom night. The whole evening was full of memories that will be remembered forever. The juniors presented the seniors with a very nice night. One that in some people s minds will never be forgotten. STEPPING OUT IN All kinds of things were happening prom night. Some groups stood around and talked, while others did their talking on the dance floor. Each couple had their own idea about what they should do at the dance, but they all agreed on what to do at the garter ceremony. 26 Prom THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT Prom When Pong gets all dressed up he seems to become a little bit Connie Nope and Mark participate in the garter ceremony, camera shy. But doesn't he look nice. The night life seems to get to some people. Or either, a picture at this time of the night is out of the question. Right before the end of the night some of the senior girls decided it was the perfect time to take a picture. Hoping that this would not be the last one. and also so they could look back ten years from now and see how they looked. DETERMINATION DEVELOPS INTO SUCCESS Second hour Eng. 4 students do term papers. Welding lakes time. A A A The apple seems to be on the wrong desk, doesn't itlll Art 3 has got it. Acadenvcs 39 FACULTY Terry Arambide Or BA Charles Caldarera World Geography P.E. MEd - Football Coach Max Caldarera P.E. MS Head Football Coach Kay Coltrin English IIIV BA MEd EdS Jennifer Couvillon Con. Math Algebra I Geometry BS -BETA-Sponsor Martha Crick Library BA Mar ion Dawson Basic Study Skills BS MS John Duhon free Ent. P.E. Amer. History BS MA Eds FBLA Sponsor Brenda Guillory Basic Study Skills BBA Jackie Hargrove OR Teachers Aid Morris Fuselier English III Art I BA Tom Hall Amer. History W. Geography BA Frank Harrell Band Music Hist. World Hist. Ed. Spec. Beverly Hauskins Typing I Cler. Prac. Shorthand Comp. Lit. MEd+30 FBLA Sponsor Mattie Jones Typing I.II Accounting I BS Cheryl LeJeune Health P.E. Girl s Track BS Cheerleader-Sponsor Becky Martin Physics Biology BS Donna McGee Counselor BS MAEd During the '85- '86 school year the faculty has done a tremendous job in teaching and supporting Westlake High School students. We are very grateful for their help! 30 Academics Gordon Mclnnis W. Geography P.E BS Mtd Marjorie Myers Alg. I Adv. Math Geometry Calculus Cal Advanced Joanna Parker Eng. II. IV Debbie Porter Physical Science Chem. Minor Gen. Science Chem. Jamie Schiro Physical Science P.E. BS ■ Football Coach Dorenda Sowell Eng. I.ll Gen. Business Eng. I BSE MSE EdS MA + 30 Mickey Stoker Art I.II.III.IV BA MEd Evelyn Taylor Geom. Alg. I BS MEd MEd+30 EdS Terry Thibodeaux Speech Eng. III BA MEd - Speech Club Sponsor Kathleen VanHaverbeke W. Geography Amer. History BS Lee Van Norman Hoine Ec. I.ll Gormet foods Adult Resp. Yearbook BS Annual Sponsor FHA-Sponsor Bob Waller Alg. I P.E. MEd BSE ■ Tennis Coach Karin Bailey Eng. 1.11 BA MEd Dorothy Biddle Biology Phy. Science BSE Tony Mayeux Amer. Hsit. La. Culture BA Karen Simpson P.E. Steve Wieschhaus Alg. I P.E. Boy's Basketball BS MEd Academics 31 JANITORS AND CAFETERIA WORKERS Mick lakes the trash out. After trimming the hedges its time to rake up the branches. 33 Academics Academics '33 LIBRARY SKILLS 34 A cademtcs COMPUTERS Anthony types up the remainder of his work. Mrs. Hauskins is the computer expert. Academics 35 ENGLISH EXPERTS 36 Academics Acadeimcs 37 TO SUCCESS Academics 39 BIOLOGY BRAINS 40 Academics Traci and David give the thumbs up sign as Dwayne and Wade give us a smile. Kern studies for the next test. Michelle and Millisa have a friendly talk, during Biology. Academics 4! GIRLS 41 Academics Academics 4S WELDING AND WOODWORKING 44 Academics Academics 45 46 Academics SPEECH CLASS Parrm's all talk as always. John 's always in deep thought. Kent I didn't know you were like that!!! Academics 47 TYPING 48 Academics Shorthand Academics 49 FUTURE HISTORY MAKERS 50 Academics OF AMERICA Academics 5! HOME ECONOMICS 53 Academics Chavonne and Sharon try to paint their taster eggs skillfully. Wayne has a way of making you wonder what he is thinking. Chief Ricky is gonna make a great cook. Tiffany and Sadone work steadily in the kitchen on their masterpiece. Academics 53 PICTURE PERFECT 54 Academics Westlake High School art students: working hard and doing good work. Jar-rod Strahan displays his talent. Academics 55 WE AIM TO PLEASE Two points in the making. Pat on ' e back Sports 57 WHS RAM FOOTBALL Shawn Mayo. Shane Fast. Dale May. Cecil Clophus. Colby Kibodeaux. Greg LaHeur. Wade Comeaux. Darrin Jones. Chris Reado. Frankie Hayes. Clay Weaver, kelly Stodder. Jerry Dartez. Jarrod Strahan. Jimmy Ashworth. Jon Powers. Jonathon Pearson Jimmy Doolan. Chris Jack. Chuck Deville. Mark Benham. Phil Robertson. Brad Guillett. Kevin Schroeder. Carl Guillory. Andy Roach. Kevin Banks. Kevin LaFleur. Jason Page. Chriss Stills. Mika Whittaker. Bryan Veillon. Kent Buller. Ed McGuire. Donald Dellafosse. Tracy Perkins. Chris Meyer. Reggie Stills. Mike Lantz. Earl Daigle. Jamie Martin. Ben Deaton. Tony Guthrie. Scooter Goings. Todd Fontenot. Todd Hayes. Ross Dees. Damon Goss. Clint Goodeaux. Ricky Gibbs. Curtis Barber. Anthony Roger Charlie McGee. Damon Broussard. Kendrick Guidry. Randy Weathersby. Ray Irby. Aurther Gibson. John Green. John Barnett'. Tony Kemp. Wayne Havard. Mike Conrad. Bucky Howard. Henry Moreida. Scon Morgan. Kary Hardy. Isaac Jackson Doue Oldham. Dwayne Drake. Jeff Yando. Max Calderara. Todd Sutherland. Charles Calderara. Van Richmond. Jamie Schiro. Jedd Johnson. Bob Waller. 58 Sports This Year the Westlake High School Rams had a 4 and 6 season including a victory over the Many Tigers for our homecoming game. We are very proud of the Rams that made the all district team: First team. Brian Veillon and Tony Kemp. Second team. Kary Hardy. Clint Goo-deaux, Damon Goss, Todd Hayes, Bill Howard, and Ross Dees. Honorable mention, Donald Dellafosse. Mike Conrad. Isaac Jackson, Dwayne Drake. Doug Oldham, and Ed McGuire. Thanks to all the football players. Sports 59 Hey! Aren't you going the wrong way? The senior Rams await the coin toss. Coach Max displays authority. T. 7 the game is over. 60 Sports Aren't we cute”???? Who's under there? Sports 61 The 1985 86 Boys Basketball Team members are: Head Coach Steve Wieschhaus. Jamie Martin. Scott Arabie. Bill Peltier. Arthur Gibson. John Fontenot. Chester Goodwin. Kyle McMillin. Andy Roach. Noah Gray. Coach Van Richmond. Kirk Meche. Ben Deaton. Randy Hoffpauir. Doug Morris. Jimmy Ashworth. Albert Dotson. Shawn Mayo. Jarrod Strahan. Cecil Clophus. Cliff Moncrief. Chris Lemelle. and Dan Todd. Sports 63 Sports 65 1985-86 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row: Coach McGinnis. Mellissa Gary. Jennifer Manda. Missy Sartin. Sheila Soileau. Angela Lullrell. Trisha Conner. Coach Simpson. Second Row: Tammy Brown. Stephanie Gibson. Lauri Fleming. Jennifer Gary. Missy Flarrison. Bottom Row• Jackie Peltier. Kathy Richard. Amy Picard. Cheryl Moncrief. 66 Sports Lady Rams Varsity We They Lady Rams $. Beauregard 27 55 Junior Sulphur 34 74 Varsity St. Louis 47 54 Iowa 35 36 We They Artacoco 22 48 S. Beauregard 16 18 S. Beauregard 32 42 Iowa 25 20 DeQuincy 36 38 S. Beauregard 16 26 S. Beauregard 24 62 St. Louis 40 II E. Beauregard 33 39 La Grange 41 28 Welsh 25 38 Sulphur 31 37 Iowa 31 41 Crowley 38 35 Vinton 38 40 Kaplan 30 32 Sulphur 27 71 Barbe 19 30 Wash.-Marion 16 58 Sam Houston 28 23 St. Louis 28 53 Barbe 41 32 Jennings 25 66 Sam Houston 36 25 Sam Houston 32 43 La Grange 30 26 L.C. Boston 37 64 Sulphur 26 22 St. Louis 31 53 Wash.-Marion 26 60 Jennings 23 63 Sam Houston 36 51 L.C. Boston 22 53 Sport s 67 Sports 69 W.H.S. BOYS TRACK Look at Kevin go!! The Rams could lake first! CROSS COUNTRY This year our boys track team added a Cross Country Team: Andy Roach, Kirk Meche, Jared Landry. Albert Dotson. Steve Gasaway. Kyle McMiUin. We are very proud of these boysl Sports W.H.S. GIRLS TRACK And the winner is Westlake's own Stephanie GibsonI 72 Sports Westlake High School was very fortunate to get a new track. Stephanie Gibson and Shelley Smith were talented enough to lead their school to State. We were very proud of Westlake High School's track team and their leadership! Sports 73 GIRLS SOFTBALL The Westlake Softball Team placed second in district, became bi-region champs and participated in the regions. The team members are: Karen Simpson, Kathy Richard, Mindy Marti, Ellen Smith. Jennifer Gary, Cheryl Moncrief, Laurie Flemming. Missy Harrison, Trisha Conner, Jennifer Manda, Karri Goodeaux, Darla Duhon, Heather Conner, Amy Picard, Shari W illiamson, Michele White. Wendee Duhon. and Angela Luttrell. Do your best Michelle. 74 Sports BOYS BASEBALL The 1986 Baseball Team members are Brian Veillon. Greg Royer. Pernor Clark. Ricky Gibbs. John Powers. Doug Oldham. Ben Deaton. Phil Robertson. Ron Hughes. Corky Rosselor. Jimmy Ashworth. Ray Irby. Shannon Charles. Doug Morris. Kevin Synder. ami were coached by Jeff Yando. The Mighty RAMS take a well deserved break. Sports 75 MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS 76 Sports WHS Tennis Team Coach Waller headed a fine Tennis Team this year the members are: Billy Chapman. Hal Rebbeck. Earl Pagle. Jesse Cochran. David Thigmen. Melessa Gary. Laurie Fleming. Ashley Reed. Jenifer Gary. Randy Hoben. Angela Luttrell, and Melinda Cady. Those not pictured are: Mindi Marti. Tony Kemp. Andy Rougeau. Sports 7 7 FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL 78 Sports BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL AWARDS Top left Second Team All District ■ Clint Goodeaux. Todd Hayes, Hill Howard, Ross Dees. Damon Goss, Ed McGuire, and Kary Hardy. Bottom left: All District First team and MVP Offense Tony Kemp. All District First team. MVP Defense, and H0% Aden Williams Award Brian Veillon. Bottom right: MVP Basketball Randy Hoffpauir. 80 Sports AWARDS Top left: Football Honorable Mention - Isaac Jackson. Mike Conrad. Donald Dela fosse, and Doug Oldham. Top right: Girls Track - Gaybernell Clark. Lisa Wilrye. Melissa Daigle, and Shannon Simmons placed fourth in District in the 1600 meter relay. Tonya Tubbs. Shiela Soileau, and Stephanie Gibson placed fourth in District in the 800 meter relay. Stephanie Gibson also placed second in Region running both in the 100 and XV meter dash. Shelly Smith placed first in Region throwing the discus. Girls Track MVP was awarded to Stephanie Gibson. Girls Track MVP was awarded to Shelly Smith. Coaches' Award was given to Lisa Wilrye. Bottom left: Girls Basketball - Cheryl Moncrief was awarded MVP and Jennifer Gary received the Coaches' Award. Bottom right: Boys Track - The award of CO-MVP was given to Anthony Stevens in Track and to Wayne Havard in Field. Kirk Meche received the Coaches ’ A ward. Sports 81 THE GROUPS HAVE IT TOGETHER Organ i za l ions 83 The members of the 1985-86 yearbook staff are: Trish Warren. Francisco Baca. Diana Estes, Melissa Daigle. Karri Goodeaux, Shannon Hayes, Jude Hilliard. Pammy Lambert. Mary LeGros, Angela Lucius, Kim Lyons, Christine Neely. Joy Przybycke. Michele White, and Mrs. VanNor-man. Advisor. We would like to thank everyone for their support during the year 84 Organizations RAM-LER '86MAKES IT WORK! Yearbook is serious work. Well, the gangs all here. Kim is working hard. Organizations 8? The Band members are: Shamie Guillet. Mandy Alexander. Julie Cady. Toni Matte. Kyla Bray. Jennifer Potts. Scott Simpson. Melissa Wilder. Lisa Johns. Denise Frantz. Todd Hammer. Tia Fulenwider. Connie Nope, Paula Hudson. Michelle Morgen, Toni Gillard. Marla Doucet. Mona Ashworth. Scott Segar. Micky Gordon. Donna Acheson. Joan Cram. Gwen Moncrief. Mike Dickerson. Karyn Ribbeck. Mike Hubbs. Gerald Fontenot. Russell LaVergne. Clark Spikes. Cathy Mclnnis. Daphnie Walker. Bubba Wold. Andy Rougeau. Stacy Ryan. Tonya Bor el. Melinda Cady. Bill Chapman. Angie Crager. Tracy DuFresne. Darla Duhon. Melinda Duhon. Shonda Elliot. Candace Hancock. Christy Hardesty. Deborah Hill. Rhonda Hooper. Stephanie Horner. Kelly Johnson. Karen Lafleur. Tracy LeBleu. Daphnie LeJeune. Brandi Marti. Donna Martin. Lane Matte. Leslie Moore. Ward McGee. Erica Nordberg. Rhonda Oldham, Shelly Padgett. Robin Parker, Kristi Ribbeck. Karen Roush. Marcy Schultz, Shannon Simmons. Chad Splettstoesser. Lavaughan Stroderd. LaDonna Thomason. Kelly Tip- ton. Tonya Tubbs. Stacey Vidrine. Shari Winfrey, Gwendy Winkler. Wade Adair. Theresa Aucoin. Annette Bennett. Richard Binion. Derraine Darbonne. Tina Dow-den. Jeanelle Fontenot. Julie Fontenot. Robert Foy, Rachel Glass. Michelle Flubbs. Renee Hubbs. Julie LeBert. David Walling, David Thigpen. Vanessa Thibodeaux. Tammy McGuire. Mary LeGros. Angela Luttrell. Pauline Martin. Kirk Meche. Trina Moss. Flal Ribbeck, Bobbie Sallier. Tabitha Splettstoesser, Angela Squib. Deborah Strecher, Theresa Vezinat, Katie Warren, Shari Williamson. Sharon Weston. Ste- w phen Abel. Jenifer Buller. Tonyah Campbell. Bert Chatagnier. Craig Comeaux. o Nicole Dew, Melanie Ecter. Debora Evans. Bryan Fontenot. Cathy Franklin, Missy Glover. Lori Ftooper. Jeff Johnson. Fatima Joubert. Kerri Kebodeaux. Donna LaFleur. Marcia McConnell. Cinnamon Parker. Deen Parker. Sandra Quick, Chuck Cunning- ham. Jeanette Simmons. Sandra Simpson. Cornelia Spell. Vance Splettstoesser. John O Oliver. Reynaldo Milton. THE WESTLAKE BAND STRIVES FOR SUCCESS Westlake High School can certainly be proud of their band. As the year progressed, the band accumulated many awards. Some of these included receiving superior ratings the La Grange, DeRidder, and Sulphur festivals, as well as two excellent ratings at La Grange and Sulphur. As well as these, the band won Outstanding in Class at Sulphur, and the Drum Corps won Outstanding Drum Corps. Captains and Commanders of this years band were Jennifer Potts. Drum Corps, Daphnie Walker, Flags, Lisa Johns, Rifles, Kyla Bray, Dance Line, and April Simpson and Connie Nope. Twirlers. The band is made up of many talented players are as well as leaders. Such as Drum Major, Paula Hudson, and Band Captain, Bubba Wold. Among the people who made Honor Band this year are Gwen Moncrief, Paula Hudson. Jennifer Potts, Sandi Quick, Scott Simpson, Tammy McGuire, Sandra Simpson, Cathy Mclnnis, and Melissa Wilder. Julie LeBert was chosen as first alternate. As well as making Honor Band, Gwen Moncrief was also chosen for the Louisiana All-State Band, and is the first to do so in many years. The WHS band is constantly striving for excellence. In keeping with the standard. If not here ... where ? If not now ... when ? If not me ... who?, they try to grasp the glory of competition. We are very proud to recognize them, as we well as Mr. Harrell and Mr. Fuselier, for doing such a fine job this year. Flag Corps Commander Daphnie Walker April Simpson Feature Twirier smiles for the camera. Drum Major Paula Hudson and Band he Westlake Ram Band Officers Captain Bubba Wold Organizalions 87 THEY PLAYED L.A.! The Westlake High School Black Watch Drum Line has had a very successful year. They made superiors at the LaGrange. DeRidder. and Sulphur festivals. They also received the Outstanding Drum Corps at the Sulphur festival. The Drum Corps also sponsored their own drum corps competition at our own high school. To cap off the year, the Black Watch Drum Corps traveled to Los Angeles, California, to participate in a national competition. We are very proud to recog- nize the drum corps members and Mr. Fusilier for doing an outstanding job this year and for years to come. Drum Corps Captain. Jennifer Potts. Drumming is intense work. The melodics section makes beautiful music. 88 BUDDING ARTISTS SHOW THEIR STUFF The art exhibit at WHS this year was one of the best yet. Budding artists showed their talent in many different categories and in many different colors and showed that they've got right incentive to be winners. Left- Are winners of the art contest. Organizations $9 Kevin Modisette. Sandy Quick. Jennifer Potts, and Mickey Gordon were all winners at the BETA Rally they attended at McNeese While. Andy Rougeau was a participant of the play Big. Bad Wolf at the Door. ” 90 Organizations ACHIEVERS ARE BELIEVERS Shelly Smith, Dexter Clark. Nicole Dew. Tony Kemp. Ross Dees. Randy Houff paur. Marcia McConnell. Paula Hudson. Daphane Walker. Andy Rougeau. Karen leDoux. Ashley Webb. Lisa Lyles. Kendrick Guidry. Cheryl Moncrief. Jennifer Gary. Melissa Daigle. Jennifer Potts. Sandy Quick. Rhonda Eglm. Sandra Simpson. Jeff Johnson. Marla Doucett. Melanie Ecter. Mickey Gordon. Jonan Robinson. Trish Warren. Cindy Snyder. Paula Henderson. Cinnamon Parker. Mi chele White. Gwen Moncrief. Denise Seibien are all members of BE TA- RE TA is well earned by all members. Such as Gwen Moncrief the 1st place winner in talent at McNeese BE TA Rally in December. Lisa Lyles. Cindy Snyder. Cinnamon Parker. Jonan Robinson, and Trish Warren are the outstanding officers of BETA 91 SHINE WITH PRIDE!! km m mm r ate Top Left: What's going on out there? Top Right In between quarters is the perfect time to play and take a break. Left Sliayne Penile. Mona Ashworth, and Shelley Smith are the spirited senior cheerleaders. Let's get a little bit rowdy with the Westlake High School Cheerleaders. The cheering squad was elected by the Student Body and Shayne Peville head cheerleader. Shelley Smith, and Mona Ashworth were their seniors. Michele White co-head cheerleader. Karen Le Poux. Cinnamon Parker, and Missy Le-ger were proud to support their school as juniors, as well as Sabra Bray- cohead cheerleader. Wendee Puhon. Cha-vonne Pellafosse. and Kristy Courtney for the sophomores. The Cheerleaders held the 1985 $6 Homecoming Pa nee. At North West Cheerleading Camp they were winners of Excellent. Superior. and Super Squad ribbons. The Cheerleaders also received the Spirit Stick twice, while at camp, and was chosen one of the few squads to take it home. Further more, they were one of the few groups nominated for the Class of Excellence. To raise money they held a cheerleading camp of their own at one of the parks. Westlake High School commends their cheerleaders on their hard work and enthusiasm. Organizations 93 SPEECH CLUB SAYS The Speech Club was fortunate enough to have the following officers: Ktndrick Guidry, Ashley Webb. Trish Warren, and Julie Cady. These crazy officers seem to do a very good job this year. 94 Organizations IT'S SHOWTIME! That’s entertainmentlll The Speech Club presented Coal Diamond at Rally. Then acted their way to State Competition. Trish Warren and Tonya Tubbs were most promising actresses. They also took charge of the 85-86 Christmas Dance, which was a big success. Organizations 95 EH A IS A BETTER WAY 96 Orgamzations TO A BETTER TODAY!!! The hard workers of Future Ffome Makers are left-. Carol Flebert. Julie Cady. Jaquehne Pettier. Charleen Thigpen. Tarra Webster. Donna Cherry. Stephanie Gibson. 2nd row-. Traci Robison. Shamie Guillet. Kyla Bray. Karri Goo-deaux. Dianne Estes, Bottom Corky Rosseler. Dexter Clark, and Michele White. All of these members participated in a Tom- Watt sell around Christmas time and attended a meeting at McNeese State University. Below are the FHA leaders: Traci Robison Report er. Shamie Guillet-Secretary. Kyla Bray-President. Karri Goodeaux-Vice President. Dianne Estes-Parlimentary. Carol Hebert-Song leader. Mandy Hancock-Treasurer. Dexter Clark and Cynthia Cox-Historians. Left page: Michele White and Mandy Hancock mingle before a meeting begins. Kyla Bray, president, calls the meeting to order, while Mrs. Van Norman sets everything out for a proper FHA meeting. Left: Karri Goodeaux knows all homemakers mistakes. Orgamzations 97 THE FUTURE STARTS HERE! Jenny. Lori. Shari. Nicole, and Dexter Now what are you smiling at? Mrs. Hauskins takes a break really look like they are having fun. 98 Organizations This years TBLA memers arei Cindy Snyder. Joan Cram. Jonan Robinson. Denise Siebon. Carol Hebert. Julie Cady. Denise McGuire. Ron Babineaux. Michele White. Gordon Tullmgton. Cheryl Moncrief. Nicole Dew. Lisa Lyles. Mona Ashworth. Kyla Bray. Shelly Smith. Dexter Clark. Tony Kemp. Jennifer Gary. Kendrick Guidry. Deena Parker. Melanie Ecter. Jackie McMicheal. Karen LaDoux. Laurie Daigle. Angela Ctophus. Top Picture 1985 86 TBLA Officers Above: Mr. and Mrs. TBLA. Carol Hebert and Tony Kemp. Organizations 99 LEADERS OF THE PACK!!! The officers of the Student Government are Mona Ash-worth-President, Kyla Bray-Vice President, and Jonan Robinson all show their pride in Westlake High School. The members of Student Government stand tall and proud to be representing their classes and their school. They stand behind each organization and put-on anything that is not sponsored. We thank the Student Government for their support and dedication. Orgamzations KX) Student Government consists of leaders and class representatives that stand behind West-lake High School. The Freshmen representatives are Cliff Mon-crief, Shannon Simmons, Tonya Tubbs, Ben Deaton, and Trisha Conners. The Sophomore representatives are Jeanelle Fontonot, Wendee Duhon. Sabra Bray. Kristy Courtney, and Angella Luttrell. Juniors that lead their classmates are Jeanette Simmons, Jenny Buller. Melanie Ecter, and Michele White. Seniors are Ross Dees, Daphanie Walker, Jonan Robinson, Kyla Bray, Shelly Smith, Mona Ashworth, and Donald Dellafosse. All of these students do their best to help lead and promote school academics and spirit with the help of the sponsor, our principle, Mr. Callens. Organizations Id WERE GETTING OUR ACT TOGETHER Even teachers have to eat. Dan. takes a break. Friends at last. Classes 103 MR. WESTLAKE TONY KEMP MISS WESTLAKE MONA ASHWORTH Tony Kemp is a member of the BETA club. Speech club, and FBLA. He has also been in Football for four years and has earned these honors: All-district first team. 1985. All-district Honorable Mention 1984. and Most Valuable Player. He has played Tennis for three years and qualified for state. Track was also participated in. for one year. In 1984. Tony received the title Beau of WHS. Some of the organizations he belongs to are Who's Who Among American High School Students. Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Tony also went to district rally in Civics, and received fourth place in World Geography, and fourth place in algebra 2. Tony was also the recipient of the Optimist youth Appreciation Week award. Mona Ashworth is a member of the FBLA. FHA. and the Speech clubs. She has been an active member in the band for four years. While in the band, she has participated in concert band for one year, and symphonic band for three years. Mona was also a member of the student government her junior year serving as a representative. This year Mona was elected President of Student Government. Mona has been on Homecoming court for three years and was crowned Homecoming Queen this year. She also represented WHS in the Ju nior Cat-Cam Pageant and was one of the top five finalists. Mona has also been a cheerleader for two years and been elected into class favorites twice also. She is also a member of the Teen Community Board. 104 Mr. Westlake £ Miss Westlake Elected by popular vote. Mona Ash worth and Tony Kemp, were elected Mr. and Miss WHS. Everyone was real pleased when the announcement was made, some (Mona) were even a little bit shocked. Mr. $ Miss Westlake 105 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVESI This year we are proud to have the students pictured above as the Senior Class Student Government representatives. These students were elected by the Seniors. They are. from left to right. Daphne Walker. Shelley Smith, and Toni Gillard. Not pictured are Ross Dees and Donald Dellafosse. KX Semors SENIOR FAVORITES Toni Gillard is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gillard. Her favorite pasttimes are shopping, dancing, and being with friends. Toni is a member of the danceline, and was a cheerleader her sophomore year. Toni has been a class favorite for three consecutive years, and is a member of St. John Bosco Church. Kendrick Guidry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Guidry. He enjoys working, talking to friends, and playing basketball. Kendrick is a member of football, band, student government, BETA, FBLA. and the Speech Club. Connie Hope is the daughter of Jimmy and Shar-lene Hope. She enjoys softball, swimming, and hy-drosliding. Connie is a member of band, both marching and symphonic, and attends St. John Bosco Church. Her favorite class is World Geography. Ross Dees is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curt Dees. He enjoys hunting, fishing, skiing, swimming, and being with friends. Ross is a member of the football team and received All District. Ross has been a class favorite for four years, and attends First Baptist Church of Westlake. Senior 1C SUPER SELECTION OF Quietest Courteous Lisa Lyles, Kevin Gary Marla Doucet, Larry Abshire Talented Kevin Wold, Gwen Moncrief Best Dressed Dexter Clark, Toni Matte OS Senior Supcrl.it ncs SENIORS OF I9S6 Most Athletic Brian Veillon, Shelley Smith Wittiest Toni Gillard, Andy Rougeau Friendliest Davis, Mike Conrad Most Likely To Succeed Trish Warren, Kendrick Guidry cnuv upcrl.it i c A.V SENIOR HALL OF FAME Brian Veillon. Brian has been a member of the WHS football team for four years. During this time he received many awards. He also participated in baseball for four years and many honors were bestowed on him there. For three years he ran track. Brian enjoys fishing, hunting, and having a good time. Take a chance! All life is a chance. The man who goes furthest in generally the one who is willing to do and dare. ” Dorothy Carnegie Renee Mayes. Renee has been a member of the speech club for two years. She also was a member of the Speech club and FBLA. She was chosen to be on Homecoming court in 85-86. She was also chosen as Freshmen class favorite. Her hobbies are singing, eating, and talking to people. They that wait upon the Lord, shall renew their strengthi they shall walk and not faint; they shall run and not be weary. ” Isiash 40:31 Kevin Wold: Kevin was elected band captain, and was a member of symphonic band for three years. He was also in concert band for one year, and band council for three years. He was property manager and student conductor. Music washes away from the soul the dust of every-day life. Auerbach Yvette Frelot: Yvette is a member of the Future Homemakers of America. She also was a member of Who's Who among American High School Students. She went to rally in management of resources and placed fifth. Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people Who prepare for it today. Malcolm X Scott Simpson: Scott was in drum corps where he was a snare drummer for three years. He was in honor band, third chair for one year, and was also in youth orchestra. Some organizations he belongs to are US. National Mat he award. Who's Who. and National Honor Roll. Speak your latent conviction, and it shall be the universal sense. ” HO Senior Hall Of Fame Cindy Snyder: Cindy was a member of the band and also the Church Youth group. She went to rally in English two and placed fourth, she went in Trigonometry and placed fifth, while placing fourth in bookkeeping. Cindy also belongs to Who's who and The Society of Distinguished HS Society. Learn as if you were to live forever, live as if you were to die tomorrow. Author Unknown Donald Della fosse: Donald played football for four years, and received honorable mention honors at wide receiver his senior year. He played baseball for two years and ran track for three years. He was a student council representative his senior year. on National honor roll achievement list: and placed first four years straight in a row in Literary Extrava ganza Rally. Donald is currently enlisted as a soldier in the Louisiana National Guard. Beauty is an outward gift which is seldom despised, except by those to whom it's been denied.” Edward Gibbon Shelley Smith Shelley was in EHA. EBLA. AND Speech club for two years. She was also in the BETA club for two years. She was in the band, participating in flag corps for two years. She also played basketball for three years and ran track for four years. In 1985 she received MVP field. DAR. and Girl State. In 1986 she received Co-MVP field. WHO'S Who and Society of Disting. Amer. H.S. students. What you are is God's gift to you; what you become is your gift to GOD” Dexter Clark: Dexter is a member of the EHA and EBLA for one year and was historian in each. He played baseball for three years and was in student government. Dexter was also a finalist in the model search contest. He also is on the National Honor roll achievement list. If you can believe it. you can achieve it. And if you dream it. you can become it. Senior Hall Of Eame III Julie Cady: Julie is a member of the speech club. FHA. and FBLA. She was also a member of the Ramettes for three years. After ramettes. Julie became a member of the danceline. Julie was a Cal Cam representative for two years. Julie was in student council, band and on homecoming court for three years. She is also in Who's Who. Youth is the season of hope, enterprise, and energy, to a nation as well as an individual. ” W.R. Williams Tony Kemp. Tony was a member of the football team for four years, where he received many honors, also a member of the tennis team for three years, as a state qualifier. He was in the BtTA club for two years. FBLA. and Speech club. He is in Who 's Who. Society of Distinguished, and the National Honor Roll. It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not. Jennifer Potts: Jennifer was a Ramette marcher for one year, then she joined the band in Black Watch Drum Corps and was a member for three years. During this time she was drum corp captain and Black Warch 1986 Outstanding Member. She was also in honor band. Buccaneer and Contraband. She was in Bt TA club. Society of Distinguished, and US. National Math A ward. If any man would be happy, and not broken by Fate. Wisdom is the thing he should seek, for happiness hides there. Sophocles Kyle McMillin. Kyle was on Varsity track for three years and cross country for two years. He was the basketball statistician for two years and was a member of FBLA. Kyle received six best of shows at the WHS art show, and received best of show at the Cal-Cam art show. He is a member of Who's Who. National Honor Roll. DAR. and is an Academic All American. The tragedy in life is not what men suffer, but what they miss. Thomas Carlyle I 11 Senior Hall Of Fame Kendrick Guidry: Kendrick was in band for four years, student govt, for three years, speech club for three years. BETA, and EBLA. He also played football for one year. Kendrick is a member in The U.S. Achievement Academy in Leadership. US. National Leadership Merit Award. Society of Disting. Eagle Scout, and Hugh o'Bnen Leadership foundation representative. He was also in Boys state. ”The key in getting ahead is to get started.'' Trish Warren: Trish was in BETA club for two years, her senior year she was secretary. She also was in the speech club for three years and served on the executive committee. Trish has been on yearbook staff for two years and was Editor her senior year. Some of the honors she received were Who's Who. DAR. Girls State Alternate. Academic All American. Honor Graduate. National Honor Roll. Society of Distinguished. Leadership Merit Award. Miss Teen Calcasieu Parish Princess-1984. and one of top ICO juniors. She was also in student govt, and received the Scottish Rite of Ereemasonary Patriotism Award. The best of all things is to learn: Money can be lost or stolen, health and strength may fail, but what you have committed to your mind is yours forever.” Louis L Armour Ross Dees: Ross played football for four years, and his senior year made all district. He ran track for three years and won state shot put. He was in BETA club and speech club for two years. Ross has been elected class favorite for four years, and was also in student govt.. He is a member in the National Honor Roll U.S. Academy. Who's Who. and Society of Disting.. Don't walk in front of me because I may not follow, don't walk behind me because I may not lead, walk beside me and be my friend Mona Ashworth Mona was in Marching band for four years, and in concert band for one year, and in symphonic band for three years. Mona was also on homecoming for three years and her senior year was crowned Homecoming Queen. Mona was a class favorite for two years, and a cheerleader for two years. She is a member of EH A. EBLA. and Speech clubs. She was president of student govt., and was also a junior representative. Mona was a finalist in the Jr. Cal-Lam pageant, and is on the Teen Community Board. If you can imagine it you can become it. If you can dream it you can become it. William Arthur Ward. Not pictured: Randy Hoffpauir. Senior Hall Of Fame '113 WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL Larry Abshire Donna Acheson Mandy Alexander Mona Ashworth Wayne Beavers Kevin Bernard Laura Bias Kyla Bray Damien Broussard Laura Brown Sue Bryant Julie Cady Jimmie Chisholm Dexter Clark Kelly Clark 114 Seniors SENIOR CLASS OF 1986 Kenneth Conner Cynthia Cox Joan Cram Tammy Crosby Scott Daley Terry Dartez Christie Davis Ross Dees Lisa DelaFeunte William Denney Shayne Deville Mike Dickerson Marla Doucet Mike Eastman Laura Enicks Seniors 115 Gerald Fontenot Stephen Fruge Tony Full mg ton Pam Gallon Kevin Gary Scott Gif I m Toni Gallard tdward Goode Clint Goodeaux Mikki Gordon Dana Gray Deborah Gray Kendrick Guidry Stacy Guidry Shaime Guillet 116 Seniors Todd Hammer Todd Hayes Carol Hebert Paula Henderson Jimmy Hepler Randy Hoffpauir Tina Hollingshead Pam Hollingsworth Hill Howard Mike Hubbs Paula Hudson Lisa Johns Tony Kemp Trade Kerr Lonnie Lawson Seniors H7 Russell Lavergne Naomi LeBoeuf Jesse Loft in Lisa Lyles Mindy Marti Jaime Martin Toni Matte Melissa Meek Amy Mendenhall Brian Mobley Gwen Moncrief Michelle Morgan Scott Morgan Anthony Morrison Vanessa McFarlin IIS Seniors Kathy Me Inn is Kyle McMillian Connie Nope Doug Oldham Lisa O'Rourke Maria Pierce Jennifer Potts Ronda Racca Jonan Robinson Andy Rougeau Greg Royer Stacey Ryan Scott Seger Denise Sieben April Simpson Seniors 119 Scott Simpson Shelley Smith Cindy Snyder Clark Spikes Kevin Thibodeaux Michelle Trahan Monica Ulilik Brian Veillon Daphne Walker Jill Warren Trish Warren Ashley Webb Mika Whittaker Melissa Wilder Kevin Wix I JO Seniors Not pictured; John Anderson Mike Conrad Donald Della fosse Chris Dupre tddie Ellzey Todd Fontenot Denise Frantz Yvette Trelot Derrick Hudson Barbara Jasmine Tony Jones Bryan Langley Renee Mayes Daniel McCoy Troy Palms Richard Paulk John Woods SENIOR CUTIES: WHO AM I i I ... ... have brown hair, it’s pretty long. I now have brown hair, cut in a bob anJ wvt, changed aiot. m the fashion. I ani in band and still have () )()( Jmy, am aho ln BETA who am those cute little eyes. Who am I??? t???? I also have brown hair. It s cut in a regular boy cut. Everybody knows me. but not everybody has me in their class. Who am I???? Seniors 111 I have brown hair, medium length, blue-green eyes and am usually full of energy. I'm on the yearbook staff and also in the BETA club. My eyes still look the same but the rest of me has changed. Who am I???? I have brown hair and alot more of it. It is still kinda short and has curls. I drive a little red chevette. and are close friends to the above two girls. Who am I???? I have blonde hair, it is long and has curls. I'm in FBLA and also was on Homecoming court. I still resemble this picture. Who am I???? I have blondish brown hair, and it has some curls. I resenble this picture cause my eyes have not changed much. I even have the same smile. Who am I??? 122 Semors I now have brown hair. I'm kinda of tall, and I hunt all the time I have some hunting pictures in this yearbook. I'm real talented in Art and I'm going to Colorado after graduation. Who am I??? I have blondish hair, real pretty eyes. I'm getting married in June and I'm marrying a guy named Finn. Who am I??????? I still have blonde hair, except I have alot of more of it. I have a little sister who resembles me a little. The eyes and mouth in this picture have not changed. Who am I????? My hair is now blondish brown, and I always have the neatest clothes on. I dress like my idols Duran Duran, and I'm also in the band. Who am I?????? Check now to see if you guessed right. Page 121. Kathy Mclnnis. Gwen Moncnef. and Stephen Fruge. Page 121: Tnsh Warren. Julie Cady. Maria Pierce and Mom. and Joan Cram Page 123: Klye McMillian. Paula Hen derson. Mandy Alexander, and Karen Ribbeck Thanks to all the seniors who brought us their baby pictures!!! Seniors 123 WHS Graduation,May 20, 1986 Good byes are never easy and we found that out this year. Before Graduation the excitement grew, but even through all of this time was still found to thank the Lord in Prayer. Then the final adjustments were made to the caps and gowns. 124 Graduat ion This year Kendrick Guidry was Master of Ceremonies. Laura Enicks. and Shelley Smith were Valedictorians. Denise Sieben was our Salutatonan. The Senior Class of '86 elected Mrs. Parker and Mr. Hall to hand out diplomas. After this was done many smiles along with tears appeared on many faces, including Graduates, parents, teachers, friends, and fellow classmates. These are the selections the seniors made this year: Class Flower: Orange Rose with White Tips Class Motto. Although WE are leaving We will never forget The times we've shared And the people we ve met. We 'll always be close To the ones we love. For this we thank The One above Class song: LET'S GO ALL THE WAY!!!!! Graduation 05 Junior Representatives! This year our Juniors choose five students to represent them in Student Government. These elected students were, from left to right, Cinnamon Parker, Michele White. Melanie Ecter, and Jeanette Simmons. Not pictured is Lori Hooper. These students did a great job and we thank them for their personal additions to Westlake High School during the 1985-86 year. IX Jumors Junior Favorites Michele White is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry White. She was a senior Cal-Cam Rep., class favorite for 3 years, a cheerleader 2 years, 86-87 school year she will be head cheerleader. Her hobbies are cheering, swimming., playing softball, talking with friends, and eating. She attends United Methodis Church. Randy is the son of Deann Landers. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and weight lifting. He plans to become a doctor somewhere in the near future. He attends the Westlake Assembly of God Church. Missy Leager is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Leger. Her hobbies are swimming, jogging, and cheering. She is a member of St. John Bosco Youth group, a cheerleader, and band. She was also on homecoming court for 2 years. She attends St. John Bosco church. Kevin Modisette is the son of Mary and James Modisette. His hobbies are reading, and drawing. He is in the BETA club and is a member of Who’s Who among High School Students. His favorite classes are Art III and World Geography. He works at Popeyes in Westlake and attends St. John Bosco Catholic Church. His future plans are to attend L.S.U. and major in medicine. Juniors 127 JUNIORS Stephen Abel Scon Arable John Barnett Tom Barnett Mark Benham Deidra Bernard Felicia Bodin Kim Borel Blake Braught Mechelle Brmlee Hollis Brown Randy Brown Cyndi Buller Jenny Buller Tonyah Campbell Penny Cash Burt Chatagnier Vicki Cherry Craig Comeaux Mar tie Comeaux Dee Dee Cormier Laurie Daigle Melissa Daigle Hunter Davis Nicole Dew Jimmy Doolan Shondricia Duhon Maria Durousseau Melanie Ecter Rhonda Eglm Rob Ellender Scott F abac her D'Wayne Ferris David Finn Melissa Fontenot Cathy Franklin Jennifer Gary Ricky Gibbs Stephanie Gibson Missy Glover Brian Golightly Karri Goodeaux 08 Juniors CLASS OF 87 Damon Goss John Green Angela D. Guillory Angela L. Guillory Tony Gulhrie Timothy Harkins Kenneth Hasty Wayne Havard Lon Hooper Ron Hughes Alexa Inman Ray Irby Jeff Johnson Ricky Johnson Tatima Joubert Staci Kerr Kerri Kibodeaux Kim Konieczny Donna LaFleur Melody Lambert Karen LaBeuof I wonder what he's thinking? EXCHANGE IT! This year at WHS, we were honored to have Heimo Salzer as an exchange student attending our school. He was from Austria. Juniors 129 Mr. Fueslier's Eng. Ill classes were asked to reveal their own personal feelings. likes, or dislikes in their own words. We would find it a great pleasure to present to you some of these. Karen LaDoux Missy Leger Sandra Leger Angela Lucius Scott Marc ant el Chris Meyer John Miller Kevin Modisette Jedd Moe Siobhan Monceaux Cheryl Moncrief Zena Moore Henry Moreida Doug Morris Gloria Morvant Norma Musk Darrin McClary Marcia McConnel Byron McFarlain Ed McGuire Jackie Me Michael John Oliver Tanda Padgett Jason Page Cinnamon Parker Deena Parker Robert Peshoff Luke Picard A friend is someone that knows everything about you and still likes you. Paul Stewart 130 Juniors Tiffany Pickett Donald Pousson Dwayne Prince Sandra Quick Diane Richard Phil Robertson Corky Roessler Doug Ross Cheree Rutledge Susie Semien Jeanette Simmons Sandra Simpson Dee Dee Shelvin Ellen Smith Roxanna Spearing Cornelia Spell Vance Splettstoesser Paul Stewart Reggie Stills Carmelia Syas Vanessa Thibodeaux Jo Ann Thomason Terressa Vezeno Theresa Victorian Rachel Waldrop David Walling Randy Weathersby Michele White Durwm Widcamp Tony Widcamp Westley Widcamp Cindy Wilks Tammy Wix Keith Woodard Gaynell Young Anything you enjoy doing, do it well because you may never get another chanceDwayne Prince Be honest always and you will most definitely be trusted.” David Finn Peace is unknown in a land where religion reigns. ” Angela Lucious Juniors 131 BAYOU 104 $ TOP 1985 COUNT DOWN 1. Money For Nothing Dire Straits 2. We Are The World - USA for Africa 3. Seperate Lives Phil Collins Marilyn Martin 3. Crazy for You - Madonna 5. I Can't Fight This Feeling - RFC Speedwagon 6. Take On Me - A-Ha 7. Careless Whisper - WHAM 8 I Want To know What Love Is - Foreigner 9. ,Susudio - Phil Collins 10. Raspberry Beret - Prince 11. Cherish - Kool The Gang 12. Rhythm Of The Night - Teena Marie 13 Freeway of Love - Aretha Franklin 15. Suddenly - Billy Ocean 16. Pop Life - Prince 17. Misled - Kool The Gang IS. Say You. Say Me - Lionel Richie 19. Fresh - Kool The Gang 20. Part Time Lover - Stevie Wonder 21. Heaven - Bryan Adams 22. Shout - Tears For Fears 23. A View To A Kill - Duran Duran 23. Head Over Heels - Tears For Fears 25. Like A Virgin Madonna 26. High On You - Survivor 27. Cool It Now - New Edition 2S. Into The Groove - Madonna 29. Axel F. - Harold Faltermeyer 30. We Built This City - Starship 31. St. Elmo's Fire - John Parr 32. One More Night - Phil Collins 33. Oh Sheila - Ready For The World 33. Neutron Dance - Pointer Sisters 35. Run To You - Bryan Adams 36. ,Jungle Love - The Time 37. I Wonder If I Take You Home - Lisa Lisa Cult Jam with Full Force 38. Election Day - Arcadia 39. keeping The Faith - Billy Joel 30. One Of The Living - Tina Turner 31. Material Girl - Madonna 32. Miami Vice Theme - Jan Hammer 33. You Give Good Love - Whitney Houston 33. Obsession - Animotion 35. Walking On The Chinese Wall - Philip Bailey 36. Party All The Time - Eddie Murphy 37. You’re The Inspiration - Chicago 38. Nightshift - Commodores 39. ,Naughty Naughty - John Parr 50. Bang A Gong (Get It On) - Power Station 51. Dare Me - Pointer Sisters 52. Don't Lose My Number - Phil Collins 53. The Search Is Over - Survivor 53. Method Of Modern Love - Hall Oats 55. Lovin' Every Minute Of It - Loverboy 56. The Power Of Love - Huey Lewis The News 57. Don't You Forget About Me - Simple Minds 58. All She Wants To Do Is Dance - Don Henley 59. Smooth Operator - Sade 60. To Live 6 Die In LA - Wang Chung 61. Loverboy - Billy Ocean 62. Lonely OT Night - John Cougar Mellencamp 63. Voice Carry - Til Tuesday 63. In My House - Mary Jane Girls 65. Who's Holding Donna Now - Debarge 66. I Miss You - Klymaxx 67. I'm On Fire - Bruce Springsteen 68. Enjoy What You Do - WHAM! 69. Operator - Midnight Star 70. Love Theme From St. Elmo's Fire - David Foster 71. Solid - Ashford £ Simpson 72. Smuggler's Blues - Glenn Frey 73. The Bird - The Time 73. Lost In Love - New Edition 75. Bruce Rick Springfield 76. Dress You Up Madonna 77. Broken Wings - Mr. Mister 78. People Are People - Depeche Mode 79. Sunset Grill - Don Henley 80. We Belong Pat Benatar 81. Freakaristic Atlantic Star 82. Rock Me Tonight - Freddie F Jackson 83. One Night In Bangcock - Murray Head 83. Mystery Lady - Billy Ocean 85. Just A Gigolo - David Lee Roth 86. Alive Kicking - Simple Minds 87. Easy Lover - Philip Bailey Phil Collins 88. Smokin' In The Boys' Room - Motley Crue 89. 19 - Paul Hardcastle 90. Foolish Heart - Steve Perry 91. Sleeping Bag - ZZ Top 92. State Of The Heart - Rick Springfield 93. Jamie - Ray Parker Jr. 93. California Girls - David Lee Roth 95. Only The Young - Journey 96. Talk To Me - Stevie Nicks 97. Old Man Down The Road - John Fogerty 98. The Heal Is On - Glenn Frey 99. Too Late For Goodbyes - Julian Lennon 100. Small Town - John Cougar Mellencamp 101. Tonight She Comes - The Cars 102. Centipede - Ribbie Jackson 103. Who's Zoomin' Who - Aretha Franklin 103. Lay It Down - Ran Always strive for the top because the bottom is too crowded Susie Semien 132 Juniors EARNING IT THE HARD WAY!! Cheryl M. demonstrates what hard work is all about? Pictures Unavailable Several of the students at WHS work at various jobs in and around town. There are students understand the value of being dependant on no one but themselves for many of the things that they want and are able to associate with other personalities in a honorable manner. Jobs teach our students to be an independant person and to be punctual in their appointments. We would like to hope that everything you set out to accomplish be made a reality. Good luck, workersI Joshua Alderson Robert Bankens Stephanie Boyd Cheri Collins Debora Evans Matt Garrettson Angela Grogan Kevin Guidroz Kary Hardy Shirley Hardy James Harmon Margaret Hasty Darren Hennigan Chris Huffman Isaac Jackson Trudi Kerr Deith Kleven David Morgan Kris McManus Vaness Tanner Chantel Thibodeaux Renee Williams Barnabas Williamson Don't just dream dreams, live them Rhonda Eglin For every person you hate, learn to love another Shondricia Duhon Be deligent in work and you will be successful in spirit. Darrin McClary The old are yesterday's hope and the young are today's reality! Debora Evans In the jungle of life, reach for the longest vines in the tallest trees John Folding Giving shouldn't be hard once you think about everything everyone gives to you Michele White 133 Juniors SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES! Our Sophomore Class choose these students to represent them in Student Government. They were elected by popular vote. These students are. from left to right. Jeanelle Fontenot. Kristi Courtney. Wendee Duhon, and Sabra Bray. Not pictured is Angela Luttrell. 134 Sophomores Jimmy Ashworth is the son of Alice and Jimmie Ashworth. He enjoys swimming, hunting, and fishing, and is an active member of the football, basketball, track, and baseball teams. Jimmy was a Student Government member his freshman year and has been on the honor roll the last two years. Wendee Duhon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Duhon. She spends her time swimming, dancing, and being with friends. Wendee was a varsity cheerleader this year and is a member of the speech club, FHA. and Student Government. She is also a member of St. John Bosco Youth Group. Sabra Bray is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kerr. She enjoys dancing, talking, and being with friends. Sabra is a member of the speech club, and was a representative in Student Government the past two years. She is also a varsity cheerleader and an active memeber of Landmark Missionary Baptist Church. Chad Evans is the son of Marjorie and D.A. Evans. He enjoys swimming, surfing, and catching javelins. Chad’s favorite class is lunch. He is a member of the basketball team. 13 SOPHOMORES COUNSELOR BUILDS CONFIDENCE This year. Westlake High School welcomed a new counselor. Mrs. McGee. She taught English I and English III before accepting her new post. Mrs. McGee is a graduate of Missouri State University, where she received her Masters degree in Guidance and Counseling, and University of Arkansas, where she received a Bachelors degree in English, and Speech. Mrs. McGee has been teaching for 17 years, with her first teaching experience here at Westlake High School, then returning after several years of leave to teach here again. Mrs. McGee says. I think-counseling is a very rewarding experience. It gives one a good feeling to help students make life choices, whether in career or college choices, or just in personal living. I'm looking forward to coming years and watching our students progress toward adulthood. ” The students of Westlake High School all welcome her and we look forward to having her to help us through life’s journey while we are in this time of our lives. This new counselor really knows her field. Wade Adair Sandy Alexander Jimmy Ashworth Theresa Aucoin Ron Babineaux Francisco Baca Kevin Banks Curtis Barber Annette Bennett Kathy Benney Sean Benoit Michelle Benoit Richard Binion Amy Brown Kathy Brown Sabra Bray Tony Bruno Todd Bryant Kent Butter Angie Burns Cara Chronister 136 Sophomores CLASS OF 88 Jesse Cochran Kristy Courtney Sherman Cowell Derraine Darbonne Chavonne Della fosse Chuck Deville Paul Diakos Tina Dow den Nikki Dowers Dwayne Drake Troy Dugas Wendee Duhon Diana bstes Chad Evans Richard Eelty Jeanelle Fontenot John Fontenot Julie Fontenot Monte Fontenot Robert Foy Byron Frelot Rachael Class Chester Goodwin Tara Gray Mandy Hancock Alisa Hansbrough Frankie Hayes Randy Hoben Terry Hoffpauir Michelle Hubbs Renee Hubbs Jill Jones Danny Juneau Kevin Lafleur Pammy Lambert Fred Landry Mike Lantz Julie LeBert Mary LeGros Dianna LeJeune David Lonkowski Angela Luttrell Classes 137 SOPHOMORESI WHS GETS A FACELIFT! The 1985- 1986 school year brought forth great changes in the territory of the mighty Rams. Our school was completely redone from top to bottom. Among the changes were paint jobs, new floors, new ceilings, new lights, new lockers, new desks, new track, new stadium, ceilings fans, dressing rooms, and many other changes which time will not permit to list. These changes were a result of many long hours of hard work which were put in by several people. But to accomplish this result, the students at WHS had to arrive at school for several weeks earlier than they were accustomed to. meaning that school hours began at 7:00 every morning so that the workers could work in the early afternoon. Yet despite the misery'of waking up an hour early, we feel that it was well worth it. Thanks to all the people who helped bring about this 'facelift.' 'Cowboy' has his eyes on EVERYTHING! Alison Lyles Kim Lyons Pauline Marlin Kirk Meche Joe Meek Debbie Mhire Wade Miller Sean Monceaux Joe Morrison Boyd Moss Trina Moss Kim McDonald Charlie McGee Anthony Me Nabb Tracy Me Zeal Christine Neely Mike Newsome David O'Kelley John Oldham Ten Parker Debra Perry 138 Sophomores CLASS OF ' Stacy Pickett Stephany Pickett Carla Pounders Joy Przybycke Bobby Ramirez Ashley Reed Hal Ribbeck Holli Richard James Rigmaiden Tanya Rigmaiden Andy Roach Traci Robison Anthony Roger Bobby Saltier Cathy Seal Angie Self Steve Simpson Doyle Smith Adrienne Soileau Tabitha Splettstoesser Angela Squibb Holli R. and Ashley R. en oy taking pictures after a hard day. Don't David L. and Jennifer G. look romantic under the palm trees? Classes 139 ITS ALL IN A Anthony Stevens Elizabeth Stigen Chris Stills Kelly St odder Jarrod Strahan Deborah Stretcher Inga Sutherland Dan Todd Darrell Vanderslice Katie Warren Clay Weaver Tavia Webster Sharon Weston Shan Williamson David Wix Scott Young PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Kan Areno Chad Austin Kevin Bankens Bridget te Bennett Glynn Benoit Priscilla Beverly Michael Blanchard Stephen Boyd Keith Breaux Jerry Bullock Devin Bullock Edward Daigle Bobby Dowers Shawn England Donna Green Patrick Harmon Cray Hartman Eelicia Hester Jude Hilliard Jack Christopher Melba Jasmine Travis Lambert Tina Lawson Debbie Mack Dale May Sa done Metcalf Cheryl McDaniel Laura Nash Pam Newmister Diane Occhiogrosso Monique Seraille Jody Simon Kevin Snyder Cara Soileau Edward Trauth Theresa Vesinat 140 Sophomores WHS sophomores demonstrate how to fulfil a day 's worth of work and yet still enjoy it. (A few juniors are also trying to help out.) DAYS GOOD WORK! Classes 141 FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES! U i The students pictured above were the Freshman Class representatives this year. These students represented their class in the Student Government. They are. from left to right, Cecil Clophus, Tonya Tubbs. Trisha Conner, Ben Deaton, Shannon Simmons, and Cliff Moncrief. 142 Freshmen FRESHMEN FAVORITES Shannon Simmons is the daughter of Mrs. Susan Delores and Mr. Charles Simmons. She enjoys dancing, exercising, going shopping, eating yogurt from Zack’s, and spending her parents’ money. She is a member of the Flag Corps, Speech Club, track team, and Student Government. Cecil Clophus is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Clophus. His hobbies are football, basketball, fishing, swimming, and listening to Christian music with his friend, Ben Deaton. Cecil is a member of Student Government. His favorite class is English, and he is an active member of Abundant Life Fellowship and says that he loves serving the Lord Jesus. Ben Deaton is the son of Rex and Hillene Deaton. His favorite past times are swimming, collecting basketballs, and listening to Christian music with his friend, Cecil Clophus. Ben's favorite class is English. He was a member of Student Government, the football team, basketball team, and baseball team. Ben attends First Baptist Church of West-lake and is very involved in church-related activities. Amy Picard is the daughter of Jan and J.C. Picard. She was a member of the basketball, soft-ball, and track teams. She enjoys playing basketball. dancing, and being with friends. Amy is a member of the Nazarene Church, and actively participates in school activities. ERESHMEN 143 Scott Abshire Marc Adams Ramona Adams Kevin Ardoin Marcie Ashworth David Bass Patrick Baymery Kurt Bollard Dwayne Bernard Stacey Berry Tisha Bin ion Tonya Bor el Bobby Bricker Todd Bronander Yolanda Brown Kenneth Bryant Melinda Cady Richard Carlock Billy Chapman Shannon Charles Travis Charpentier Donna Cherry Monique Chiasson Anju Chowdhry Dana Clark Gather no II Clark Angela Clophus Cecil Clophus James Comeaux Heather Conner Mike Conner Ricky Conner Trisha Conner Candice Conrad Angie Crager Earl Daigle Jamie Daigle Paul Darbonne Jerry Dartez Ben Deaton Mitch Dominque Tracy DuFresne FRESHMEN 144 Classes CLASS OF 89 Darla Duhon Melinda Duhon Nancy Durousseau Dawn Dye Robert Elliott Shonda Elliott Patrick Fabacher Shane Fast Lauri Fleming Jeanette Fontenot Cassandra Frelot Gordon Fullington Clyde Gaffard Derek Gammage Shandell Gardner Melissa Gary Kevin Gasaway Stacey Gentry Authur Gibson Sara Gibson Ann Giffin Ann Giffin. Candace Conrad, and Angela Clophus chit chat between class. DRIVE IT TO THE LIMIT! Almost everyone at some time or another has driven Coach Max to his limit. Many of these have probably been Driver's Ed. students. Trying to teach high school students the ethics of driving a vehicle can be a difficult task at times. Driver’s Ed is a four-week long course that prepares you to be a safe driver for yourself and others. During this period, which consists of lecturing, watching films, and taking tests, you learn the rules of driving and take the written part of the driving test. After taking the class, the hardest part is still ahead, which is the driving itself. This part is taken during the summer, when the driving test is taken. Although students like Lane Matte, Tammy McGuire. Rachael Glass, and Mike Verrett agree that at 7 o'clock their minds aren’t on driving. Drivers' Ed in an important experience. It is also good to have, since it helps cut the cost of insurance and helps out parents. Freshmen 145 FRESHMEN L$ IX Sonja Gillard Bridget Godeaux Derrell Goings Marc Goodeaux Kim Goodwin Deiron Gordon Scott Gormanous Noah Gray Brad Gutllet Brian Guillory Carl Guillory Cynthia Guillory John Guillory Bill Guillory Denise Guthrie Candace Hancock Steven Haney Christy Hardesty Missy Harrison Troy Hayes Deborah Hill 146 Freshmen (Left) Lisa H. working hard! (Above) Sean M. and Wade A. in deep concentration. FRESHMEN James Holloway Angela Hood Rhonda Hooper Stephanie Horner Jacqueline James Jim Jensen Darren Jessen Carrie Johnson Kelly Johnson Darrin Jones Melissa Jones Colby Kibodeaux Greg Lafleur Karen Lafleur Chad Lambert Marla Landry Tracy LeBleu Tracey LeDoux Kevin LeGros Albert LeJeune Daphnie LeJeune Russell Lemelle Jennifer Manda Nealon Marc ant el Brandi Marti Donna Marti Donna Martin Lane Matte Barry Meek Angela Miller Reynaldo Milton Leslie Moore Cliff Moncrief John Morgan Peggie Mot van t Angela McCloud Ward McGee Denise McGuire Tammy McGuire Madelaine McNabb Jim Hope Erica Nordberg Rhonda Oldham Classes 147 AND MORE Wendy Oliver Shelley Padgett Robin Parker Jonathon Pearson Jacqueline Peltier Joyce Lynn Peltier Rodney Pete Amy Picard Karl Pickle Donna Pitre Yolanda Porter Jonathon Powers Marcus Ratcliff Shelley Reed Kristi Ribbeck Kathy Richard Lori Rigmaiden Patrick Roach Karen Roush Alex Rubit Missy Sartin Kevin Schroeder Marcy Schultz Shannon Simmons Cyndi Smith Sheila Soileau Chad Splettstoesser Jason Steele Carrie Steward Charles Strahan Lavaughan Stroderd Daniel Tezeno David Thigpen Michelle Thomas LaDonna Thomason Bron Thompson Kelly Tipton Calethea Travis Tonya Tubbs Michael Verrett Stacey Vidrine Staci Vinson 148 Classes FRESHMENI Tonya Walker Angela Ware Bobbie Watkins Roger Webb Donna Wilder Lisa Wilroye Shan Winfrey Gwendy Winkler Randy Wood Chris Young David Younge PICTURES UNAVAILABLE Casey Bellows Diann Berry Troy Beverly Tammy Brown Mona Carter Jack Clark Henry Collins Wade Comeaux Belinda Cook Sherril Cox James Cryer Shar Duncan Jamie Fontenot Nolan Jackson Barron Jasmine David Johnson Reginald Last rape Rowdy LeJeune Michelle Long Robert Long Ulridge Mayo Leslie McGrath Chris Reado Bobby Roberts Jerry Romero Joe Soileau Larry Toten Shawn Tuberville Dora VanBuren Barbara Wannage Classes 149 LOOK AT THOSE AWARDS!! The Occupational Skills class participated in the Special Olympics at McNeese this year. Twenty-three ribbons were won-, fifteen of which were first place. Among the winners was Reggie Hasty, who placed in the frisby throw and softball throw. Zane Lasley won first in the broad jump, third in the softball throw, and fourth in the fifty meter run. Anthony Slydell placed first in the frisby throw, and second in the shot put and softball throw. A second place ribbon was awarded to Stephen Fruge for the softball throw. Bill Peltier took top honors by placing first in the frisby throw. 200 meter run, running broad jump and high jump, and third in the softball throw. Zane Lasley shows how a broad jump should be done. 150 Classes WE WILL REMEMBER THEM FOREVER! We deeply regret that this year several of our teachers retired. Mrs. Martha Crick, Mrs. Mary Jones, and Mrs. Mattie Jones retired after many years of service to Westlake High School. Mrs. Crick was our school librarian for many years, Mrs. Mary Jones was counselor, and Mrs. Mattie Jones taught Typing I and II and Accounting. We shall greatly miss them in years to come and will always remember the times we've spent with them. (left) Several of our welding students went to welding competition and won welding equipment for future use in the welding department of WHS that was a worth a large amount of money. Retirees 151 We Couldn’t Do It Without You Lunch helps the body grow. Oh. BOYIl Ads 153 154 Ads Ads 155 SIMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY Your Insurance Specialist” Hwy 378 Bronco Lane. Moss Bluff Phone (318) 855-6626 Rt. 5. Box 252. Lake Charles. LA 70611 Westlake Discount Furniture New, Good Used and Antique 1606 McKinley Street Westlake. La. 70669 James Peterson 318-433-3408 CARAWAY'S 8X McKinley Westlake, la. 70669 433-461 W. R. HUGHES Machine Works 24 Hr. 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