Woodlawn High School - Echo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

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' 4,552 if 5 t CL -, n x Q F4 Y . an 62 if .ess Q .. ,. fn, .qs Q' wb--W ,.....v 5 CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS CAMPUS LIFE WE SALUTE THE BARRETTS . . . We, the graduating class of 1964, af- fectionately dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, in appreciation of the many hours of service and guidance that you have rendered. Your eager willingness and friendly personalities have endeared both of you in our hearts. As time goes on, we are confident that the blessings you have bestowed upon us will not decrease, but will flourish, and con- tinue to enrich our lives. L, to R., FRONT: Skipper, Mrs, Barrett, Timo- thy. BACK: Mr, Barrett, Patty, Buddy and Joe, MR, AND MRS, Bos BARRETT W,,,,.,, WOODLAWN ALMA MATER Hail to our Woodlawn When e'er we leave All hail to thee The school of our youth Fond ties of friendship W6'11 1le'er fOrget thee Fill each memory For thy guiding truth Proudly we wear For thou hast prepared Thy purple and white Each step of the way Fight for each victory To live and to grow With our strength and might 111 OUF WOI1d today. Q? in ADMINISTRATION ,,Z1., VK .. asm. , . A PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE It is with a great deal of pleasure that I am asked to write a message for this year's edition of the Echo, I take this opportunity to express the ap- preciation of the entire school for the work of the annual staff, composed of seniors and our sponsor, Mrs. Grace Craig, in producing an- other fine yearbook. In addition to giving us an immediate review of our school activities for 1963-64, this yearbook will bring each of us pleasure in future years. As a graphic rec- ord of our school life, it will serve on and on to refresh treasured memories of times past. The success of our yearbook, along with all other school activities, is dependent upon the cooperation of the students, faculty, and parents. Working together we have achieved a great deal of success during this school year. Congratulations, seniors and Mrs. Craig! In fulfilling the traditions of Woodlawn High School, you have continued an example that will serve as a goal and a challenge for stu- dents in years to come. U M reef G. A. Deiafteid Principal ASSISTANT PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE We are extremely proud of our ever growing Woodlawn with its student body and faculty c o m p o s ed of exceptional personalities. With this growth in numbers, we are striving to enrich, our curriculum and extra- curricular activitles to meet the needs of youth. The senior class of 1964 is to be commended for this excel- lent annua. You will treasure it when in the future you may use it to recall many happy hours at the ole Alma Mater. It is my sincere wish that your future life beyond high school will be most productive. Sincerely, W. D. Quinn GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MR. A. B. SIBLEY SECRETARY MRS. CARMEN COOK FACULTY T MRS. BETTYJ. AUCOIN, English, History, Speech Mrs. Aucoin, in her free time, enjoys collecting quotations, poems, and other interesting scrapebook material for speech and church work. Her hobby however, is making personalized Christmas cards. She holds a B.S. degree and has had background work in speech, English, and social studies. MR. ROBERT BARRETT, Physicial Education, Coach This is Mr. Barrett's seventh year at Woodlawn. His favorite pastimes include participating in family activities and hunting. Coaching is the phase of his work he likes best. MR. DOUGLAS BECK, Social Studies Mr. Beck enjoys golf and all sports. After a year at Woodlawn, he feels that our school excells in its atmosphere of co-operation and- harmonious re- lationship, MR. LEO T. BOSSIER, Mathematics, Head Coach During his spare time, Coach Bossier enjoys hunting and watching sports events on television. He appreciates most, the school spirit and loyalty to athletic teams at Woodlawn. Coach Bossier holds a B.A. and an M.Ed. degree. MRS. EDWINA B. BROWN, English Mrs. Brown, who has taught at Woodlawn for ll years, enjoys gardening and reading. Besides Lady, a nine year old Toy Manchester, she owns twelve prize Beagles. Mrs. Brown received her B. A. degree from L, S. U. MRS. FAYE BRYDELS, Home Economics Mrs. Brydels holds a B. S. degree in Home Economics. Her favorite quo- and her pet Dachshund entertain her in her free time. MR. DAVID COOPER, Mathematics Mr. Cooper's favorite expression is, I was ashamed of my shoes until I T He holds a B.S. degree from Louisiana Tech. , and has been teaching at Wood- ldfd fdidfddi Z if lawn for five years. met a man who had no feet. His hobbies are fishing and coin collecting. 11 MRS. ELVA CORNET, Fifth Grade Mrs. Cornet holds a B. A. degree from L. S.U. Her favorite pastimes are sewing and reading, and her hobby is coin collecting. She has one daughter, Mrs. Naomi Thurston, and three grandchildren. . . . , ,ge -maui tation is Two wrongs don't make a right. Her hobbies, cooking and sewing, -mwwvm-Av rw? g5i?.iiiif?..iQ Q .S f . . . . 55 . ..Q ,wifi .s .mmf 5 . .aw-tm ,- mv... .Q ' sw. ' A , .5......., -. tg M --. 5, mms... 1, , . -- WWW-sl, Q., mu-mg ,- wmv 5,.'U4 ,. , : ,, , V- .var-.M W it V ' .f warg, Yr, , V, lit. 43, , ' V 433:53 ' 'i 1 QMS' a pm ,, :msn i f IDUQY - fi 5, Q. S5552 it if if .,,, 1.185 ilk 4 rw? Edgy' rmuasc r .asa MRS. JET DURANT, Second Grade Mrs. Durant's favorite expression is All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, Her pets, Max and Torchie, are black and tan Dachshunds. Mrs. Durant holds a B. S. degree from L.S. U. MRS. FREDRICA J. DYKES, English Mrs. Dykes received her B. S. degree from the University of Southern Mississippi. In her first year at Woodlawn, she finds it very hard not to make pets of her students. She enjoys playing bridge, reading, and collecting classi- cal records. MRS. GRACE CPJXIG, Library Science Mrs. Craig's favorite expression is Two can keep a secret if one of them is dead. She enjoys working with young people, and is the sponsor of The Echo. Mrs. Craig received her B. A. degree from Southwestern Louisiana and Library Science from L. S. U. MR. RICHARD DUHON, English and History Mr. Duhon, now in his first year at Woodlawn, finds all who are connect- ed with our school to be friendly and co-operative. His favorite outside activ- ities are fishing and athletics. Mr. Duhon received his B.A. degree from Mc- Neese State College. MRS. STELLA EDWARDS, Second Grade Mrs. Edwards received her B. S. degree from L. S. U. in 1942. Among her pastimes are sewing and reading. She has five children, Charles, Lynn, Danny Susan, and Pat. MRS. BLANCHE N. FUGLAAR, History, English Mrs. Fuglaar 's favorite quotation is What you do speaks so loudly, people can't hear what you say. Sewing is her favorite pastime. She received her B. A. degree from the Louisiana Polytechnic Institute. JF MRS. PATRICIA GEIGER, First Grade , RX Mrs. Geiger received her Bachelor of Arts degree from L.S. U. in New A ir -V Orleans. This is her first year at Woodlawn. Besides being an avid L. S. U. fan, she enjoys playing tennis. MR, ELLIS J. GAUTHIER, Industrial Arts, Driver Ed. Mr. Gauthier has been teaching at Woodlawn for three years. His outside rw interests center around hunting, fishing, and Dixieland jazz. He received all , both his B. S. and M. S. degrees from L.S. U. V .,.,,,,,,,.,:: ....,,, :J A W - ,... 1, 1, , wil l -- fiiiiiffr f ? ' fl is r j..:.v'g55,:f1 ixixfim :2qjg:,:AP W' uh ' V .- ,,g.::r,.fiz.1.ai,.a, rip. E . . ' ' F ag 'L' figs' s. Q3 me ', - K - if . 4' v:!:::.s-.:-sf::m'.P zlsnsmfll f HX '-S'-i 157515, f . : . L MRS. BOBBIEJ. HEARD, History, English Mrs. Heard likes Woodlawn most for the peaceful atmosphere and the hap- py spirit of it's student body. Reading and gardening are her favorite pastimes. She received her M. E. degree from L. S. U. MR. HARRY L. HENSON, Biology Mr. Henson believes that the congeniality of the student body and faculty is Woodlawn's greatest asset. His favorite outside activities are hunting and bowling. Mr. Henson received a B.S. degree from Southeastern Louisiana College, and an M.Ed. from L.S.U. MISS JANET LANE, Third Grade Miss Lane believes that the friendliness of the students and faculty makes Woodlawn an exceptionally good place to work and study. In her free time she likes to swim and travel. She holds a B.S. degree from L.S.U. MRS, C. R, MCLELLAN, English, French, Social Studies Mrs. McLellan holds a B. A. degree from Louisiana College. Her free time is usually spent in sewing, knitting, or reading. The size and location of Woodlawn appeal to her most. .i .a 90 ' G MR. NORRIS HAMMONDS, Physics, General Science Mr. Hammonds, three years a teacher at Woodlawn, holds two B. S. de- grees, one from Murray State College and another from the University of Wis- consin. He also received an M.Ed. from L. S. U. Golf occupies much of his spare time. MR. TUCKER HATHORN, Mathematics, Chemistry This is Mr. Hathron 's first year at Woodlawn. Besides being sponsor of the Junior Class, he is helping to direct the Panther Playhouse productions. His pastimes are piano, bridge, and chess. Mr. Hathorn holds a B. S. degree from Mississippi Southern College. MRS. IRMA JOHNSON, Civics, Geography As a graduate of the old Seventh Ward School and as a teacher here for many years, Mrs. Johnson has enjoyed watching and taking part in Woodlawn 's rapid advancement. Her hobbies are music and reading. She received her B.A. degree from L. S. U. in 1936. MRS. CAMMIE KELLEHER, Sixth Grade Mrs. Kelleher has been teaching at Woodlawn for eight years. In her free time, she enjoys dancing, cooking, working in the yard, and reading. She received her B. S. degree from L. S. U. 8 MRS. EVA LOIS MASHON, Business Education Mrs. Mashon received her B.S. degree from L.S. U. where she is now work- ing on her Master 's of Education. She enjoys the closeness of the faculty and gil, the nice school plant that we are lucky to have. Sports of all kinds and read- ing are her favorite forms of entertainment. MRS. ANITA NORMAN, Third Grade Mrs. Norman's favorite expression is Look on the bright side. In her free hours she finds pleasure in swimming and-dancing. Her educational back- ground includes a B.S. and an M.Ed. MISS COLEEN PARENT, Physical Education, English Miss Parent's favorite free-time activities are dancing, listening to stero recordings and playing tennis. The friendliness of the faculty is to her Wood- 1awn's chief asset. B.S. degree. MISS MARGARET LEE PHILBROOK, Third and Fourth Grade Miss Philbrook received her B.S. degree from L.S. U. Her favorite expres- sion is Hai dozo, which means Yes, please in Japanese. In her spare time she enjoys playing bridge. MRS. BARBARA B. PURDY, Physical Ed., Bookkeeping Although Mrs. Purdy's two daughters occupy much of her free time, she finds occasion to sew and play the piano. She received her B.S. degree from L. S. U. MRS. KATHRYN MELKER, Sixth Grade Mrs. Melker calls Woodlawn her second home, Reading and music are her favorite free-time activities. She received her B. S. degree from L.S. U. MR. JAMES R, MILLER, Band Director Mr. Miller has been the Band Director at Woodlawn for seven years. His favorite free-time activity is playing jazz, and he has a special interest in the Baton Rouge Symphony. He received his B.M. E. from L.S.U. MRS. JANICE PARIS, Mathematics, Science Mrs. Paris 's favorite quotation is Anything worth doing is worth doing well. In her spare time, she finds pleasure in reading and playing bridge. Mrs. Paris received her B. S. degree from Mississippi State College for Women. MRS. T. W. PARISH, Fourth Grade Mrs. Parish, who holds a B.A. degree in education, feels that her class this year is the best she has ever taught. Besides her grandaughter, she has made pets of a dog, a cat, a parakeet, and a duck. Mrs. Parish maintains that working conditions at Woodlawn are superior. MRS. ELEANOR T. ROBIN, Fourth Grade Mrs. Robin enjoys all sorts of sports, traveling and raising collie dogs and cattle. She has one son, Robbie, and two nephews. Mrs. Robin attended U. S. L. and received a B.S. degree from L.S.U. ' MRS. JOHN R. ROLSTON, Fifth Grade 5 Mrs. Rolston's favorite quotation is Each of us sees only what we look for j , C T in our lives, our families, and our friends. Playing bridge and flower garden- ing are her favorite pastimes, She holds a B. S. degree and an M.E, from L.S.U v R, . 3. ... Q, A , I2 J' ww ' MRS. OGDEN B. ROMERO, Science Mrs. Romero participated in the National Science Foundation Institute for science teachers this past summer. When she finds time for leisure her pastimes fa if are gardening and fishing. B.S. degree from L.S.U. 'rr is:E.1 . he il , -Z wi , ,. V A - S MR. F. C. ST. BLANC, industrial Arts, Art Mr. St. Blanc prefers to hunt, fish or work with crafts in his free time. His favorite expression is Cre miserel, which means, Oh, misery! He receiv- ed his B.S. and M.S. from L.S.U. MR. SIBLEY Mr. Sibley enjoys doing Sunday School Superintendent work with youth groups, and picnicing with his family and friends. B. A. degree from South- eastern College and M. A. from L. S. U. MRS. PATSY SMITH, Sixth Grade Mrs. Smith enjoys sewing, reading, and sports in her free hours. In her first year at Woodlawn, she is impressed most by the school spirit that prevails among the students and faculty. MR. THOMAS B. TUCKER, Mathematics, Coach Mr. Tucker has been teaching at Woodlawn for seventeen years. He re- ceived his B. A. degree from Southeastern Louisiana College, and his M. Ed. from L. S. U. He is interested in coaching, fishing, and all sports. MR. C. HUNTER WILLETT, Science, Math., History Mr. Willett's hobby is coin collecting, but he also enjoys boating, fishing, and water skiing. He has been teaching at Woodlawn for nine years. Both his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees were earned at L.S.U. MRS. LINDA A. YDARRAGA, First Grade Mrs. Ydarraga is appreciative of the efficiency and organization that exist at Woodlawn. ln her leisure time she plays bridge. She received her B. A. de- gree from Northwestern State College. ELEMENTARY CAMPUS LIFE Pass the butter. .. ,I ,,,-vm Q Wi ' 3 sr, ,,,. ,A ,, ,. 1- ., ,, .Qi ' gr , ,K 'kk' 'ififfcfgfsf .:Eq iwQ , I ,rt .,., it AEE .tl , J 125. E V -5 . - -- ' .- V It's my football, and we'l1play my way. What's come between us ? Hey! There's Count Macabre! It was easy in the instructions . Got any mustard ? Key Club Prospects I M if-ra'5 A 153 Q ,351 ' me W. L fs V. ,V M Binning, Earl Brecheen, Roy Brewer, Randy Cedotal, Mitch Garcie, Sharon Givens, Jimmy Harrell, Joel Hebert, Greg Herrick, Janet Iolley, Charles Kimbrough, Carol Lewis, Pam Manzella, Ronnie McDonald, Danny McKe1ler, Kerry McLe11en, Ronnie Parker, Jerry Simmons, Mark Stanford, Pam Tate, Sandra Teekel, Sierra Sue Tompley, Randy Villar, Pam Worthy, Larry Young, Robert FIRST GRADE MRS. LINDA YDARRAGA Arnold, Blame 5 Z Ugg 5' s X , l as X X f Sgr, f -i,'f'HE,f, 92.912 S555-fq3Qwi,'Hitsf fm fi A Achord, Pamela Bennett, Harvey Betz, Jerry Brown, Leona DiPuma, Anna Maria Donaldson, Alan Gray, Guy Hodge, David Langlois, James D. Longman, Lane McElwee, Derr Newman, Fleet Spencer Perkins, Richard Reed, Betty Richmond, Ronnie Sharp, Suzanne Smith, Faye Smith, Kaye Stewart, Sheila Sullivan, Robert FIRST GRADE Tompley, Joseph Webb, Jesse Wells, Diana Wells, James FIRST GRADE MRS. CAMMIE KELLEHER SECOND GRADE Sicnert, Eric Sinclair, Roger Spencer, Ricky Webb, Christine Wells, Patti Abrams, Keith Anderson, Lisa Oldham, Henry Picture Not Available Arthur, Bruce Corbitt, Kerry Craig, Bobby Delatte, Leo Dickerson, Leslie Drury, Johnny Dyer, Debbie lverstine, Jack Laird, Vickie Lawrence, Willie McKenzie, Bobby Passman, Dudley Robertson, Billy Bridges, Aline Brown, Michael Gray, Jeff Haccks, Dora Hagler, Marilyn Hodge, Roger Jarreau, Celeste Kirtley, Kirk Lambert, Christy LeBlanc, Nonette Lewis, Susan McDaniel, Paul McDonald, Randy Miller, Janice Moran, Leonard Parish, Mary Ann Rolston, Ginger Scanlon, Bonnie Shaffett, Charles Sharp, Ken Stevens, Mark Torres, Reuben Tyson, Charles Wingate, Donna Wingate, Jim SECOND GRADE MRS. STELLA EDWARDS Bennett, Mark Binning, Ira Breaux, Dansby Brecheen, Jerry Denham, Sue Donaldson, Stevie Falcon, Chuckie Falcon, Deryl Givens, Mike Harrell, Jeff Jolley, Carl LeBeau, Janet Marquart, Judith Monroe, Lee McCormick, Randy Nevels, Bonnie New, Rob Nixon, lr., Dewey O'Neal, David Roussell, Bobbie Thibodeaux, Robert Turnley, Danny Wells, Susan Wesley, Jan SECOND GRADE MRS, JET DURANT Andrews, Sharon Berthelot, Monica Brawley, Sheila Brecheen, James Burns, Jerry Davis, Gene 9-Mme. ff aa , WM ,'fij55f:Lfg, , 5,2 i,2'ffi2lifliz. Ekffrf iliffsmgfr gff,2'2ffgg,'f 53: 1 Tff fz.-1 -3 ia WEEK Donnell, Romney Drury, Paul Dunaway, Bobby Falcon, Denis Freeman, Andy Freeman, Randy Garcie, Vickie Gill, Sammy Hebert, Kenneth Iverstine, Jimmy Jeansonne, Roger Kannon, Bernie 2 Kimbrough, Rowland McDaniel, Terrie Martin, Karen New, Wanda Sue Pate, Margaret Robin, Robbie Schoonmaker, Kathleen Shearer, Cindy Smith, Vernon Teekle, Jerry Terry, Debra Torres, Librada Ziegler, David THIRD GRADE MRS. ANITA NORMAN Berg, Carol Binning, Vivian Cathy, Susan Davis, Charles Delatte, Gary Falcon, Debbie Hodge, Billy LeBeau, Gail McDonald, Rickey Norris, Connie O'Neal, Donnie Rabalais, John Robertson, Denise Robertson, Diane Sisco, Randy Smith, Alan Stegall, Melanie Stephens, Tommy Sullivan, Dale Teekel, Donnie Teekel, Johnnie Vallottan, Billy Webb, Stacey Wingate, Mike THIRD GRADE M155 JAN LANE Ashmore Hope Boyd, Ginger Brewer, Sherry Bridges, Wayne Brou, Ronald Brown, Bonnie Cryer, Freddy THIRD GRADE Allen, Darlene Aucoin, Jerry Cryer, Sharon Garcie, Russell Garner, Harold Lee, James Norris, Nickie Smith, Sharon Womack, Sandra FOURTH GRADE Arduim, Debbie Corbitt, Rhonda Damrel, Denise Dear, Diana Everett, Betty Hess, Darlene McConnel, Jesse Mascarella, Wayne Pruett, Cindy Sartwell, Kim Allen, Rose Barnett, Elgene Brewer, Marcia Burke, John Cathey, Becky Clausen, Dana Davis, Bobby Denham, Darla Drury, Connie Sue Erfurt, Phillip Everette, Daisy Falcon, Edwin Hebert, William Marquart, Harry McCormick, Bruce Parker, Al Reynolds, Dennis Roussel, Debbie Smith, Bruce Spencer, Kathy Tompley, Bill Turnley, Connie Warner, Shirley Washer, Karen Webb, Dean Webb, Taylor Wilson, Dianne Wingate, Ann Wingate, David FOURTH GRADE 9 FOURTH GRADE Achord, Donald MRS, MARY PARISH Aubin, Mary Lou Avants, Johnny Brown, Grady Charles Carpenter, Lee Causey, Randy Collins Beverly Day, Connie Sue Denham, Vickie Diez, Mary Jo Edmonston, Debra Edwards, Pat Fairchild, Arthur Green, Ruthie Hunt, Joan McAllister, Kathy McConnel, Darlene McDaniel, Jeff McKerley, Nannelle Melker, Kathy Joan Monroe, Kathy Pate, Brenda Pressler, Dian Richmond, Billie Jean Rogers, Jim Sisco, Linda Stegall, Mitchell Turnley, Teri Lyn Wells, Mike Wesley, Denise Young, Jim 5 . ' - - ., K, if ,,.,- wr, ,rr fr Q M f . -5 ,fa .gg .. 1, Crump, Susan Eubanks, Celeste Falcon, Dwight Furnish, Sherry Gros, Claudette Haacks, Bille Dale Hart, David Herbert, Deborah Henderson, Douglas Horton, Mark Laird, Jerry Larsen, Phillip Leggett, Marsha Linthicum, Darrell McLellan, Rebecca New, Norma Parker, James Pyle, Patty Ann Schoonmaker, Sienna Sharp, Bonnie Sharp, Keith Shearer, Steve Siewart, Peter Singleton, Mark Tuzy, Lia Tuzy, Louis Varnado, Lynn Wells, David White, Sandra Wingate, Ronald MRS . ELV FIFTH GRADE Boyd Bill Buster Raymond Burns Wiley Prcture Not FIFTH GRADE Barnett, Sharon MRS. VIRGINIA ROLSTON Barton, Derri Binning, Rebecca Bollinger, Richard Brewer, Janice Bridges, Mike Cryer, Larry Dear, Roger Delatte, David Dotson, Robert Erfurt, Douglas Green, Roxie Gros, Hester Harrell, John Hess, Debra Iverstine, Tommy Jeansonne, Gloria Johnson, Robert Kress, Margaret McDaniel, Lucky Melancon, Judy Metz, Gary Pratt, Cherri Richmond, Robert Schexnayder, Mike Shaffett, Dudley Stephens, Bridget Territo, Louis Thibodeaux, Huey Townsley, Victor Wells, Cathy Whitaker, Floyd Wolf, Bretton Wright, Cynthia Andrews, O'neil Barnett, Virginia Beecher, Jill Bovard, Connie Brister, Janice Brown, Gaynell Carpenter, Betty DiPuma, Sue Dunaway, Paul Garcia, Jeff Haacks, Jerry Harrell, Bill Jeansonne, James Jones, Debra Kelly, Danny Kent, Debbie LeBlanc, Henry Lipscomb, Susan Moore, Billy Nevels, Mack Newman, Gary Singleton, Jim Spencer, Everett Sullivan, David Teekel, Wayne SIXTH GRADE MRS . KATHRYN MELKER Weber, Dickie Wildinson, Mike Wright, Jerry Allen, Mike Clausen, Chris Cronin, Edward Donnell, Gary Donnell, Pam Fairchild, Para Lee Falcon, Randy Hagler, Margie Johnson, Howard Kirby, Huey LeBeau, Jackie McCormick, Peggy McDonald, Janie McKeller, Johnny McKinley, Billy Melker, Jimmy Miller, Alice Faye Nevels, Wilma New, lack Phillips, Terry Pratt, Deborah Revel, Renee Richmond, Martha Roussell, Carline Stevens, Glenn Thom Townsf Turnle Wells, SIXTH GRADE MRS. PATSY SMITH E 23 sv 12 is if IES 15 95 12? 92 5 13 55 is 5 S 55 95 ai fx it 33 sr ,Zi 1 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Ray Watson, Vice-Presidentg Linda Thom, Secretaryg Judy Billings, Treasurerg Kerry Denny, President. A CONNIE MILEY GLEN JACKSON CLASS FAVCRITES MRS. BETTY AUCOIN MR. RICHARD DUHON MRS. BOBBYE HEARD MRS. IANICE PARIS MR. C. HUNTER WILLETT Jeff Abat Douglas Abrams Dion Ainsworth Kathy Anderson Robert Appleby Debra Aubin Donald Aubin Jackie Aubin JoAnn Aubin Donald Averett Rick Barry David Berg Anne Bernard Charles Bezard Gayle Billings Beth Boudreau Becky Bridges Martin Brignac Larry Brook Terry Brown Kathy Cannon John L. Carbo Gayle Cleveland Benny Cliburn Julia Connolly Norman Cox Roy Crasto Joel d'Aquin Ann Davis Steve Davis Jo Ann Dearing Sharon Delaughter Cindy Denham Kerry Denny Clifton Dickerson Margie Dilohn Susan Edwards Ronnie Fairchild Loretta Finnerty Alice Floyd Janice Frederick Roger Green SEVENTH GRADE Barry Haacks Melody Hagler Dan Hall Jimmie Harrell Danny Harris Danny Head Eddie Heard Mike Helms Karalyn Henderson Jeannine Henry Bob Hunt Donnie Hunter Paula Hyde Glen Jackson Kay Johnson Carol Jones Roy Karaker Helen Keller Chris Keneker Johnnie Kirby John Kress Billy Laird Ralph LaPrairie Ricky Leblanc Jimmy McAllister Sandra McConnell Brenda McDonald Peggy MacDonald Linda McGee Mike McGowan Bruce McKnight Becky McLellan Darlene McMorris Joey Magro Trey Melker Alan Mikell Connie Molly Cheryl Monroe Ronnie Morrison Gunner Nelson Leroy Nevels Barry Norris Beverly Olinde Charles Olinde Margaret Olinde Carol Orr Johnny Parker Larry Perkins Richard Pevey Russell Pevey Earl Pressler Connie Pruett William Pyle Randy Randal Dixie Renninger Connie Richard Joel Richardson Dale Rigby Susan Rourke Ted Sandifer Charles Sartain Steve Savell Angela Schoenfield Ida Mae Sharp Cindy Schroeder Sharon Sibley Donald Simmons Diane Smith Marion Smith M. D. Smith Virginia Smith Debbie Sutton Marilyn Teekel Janet Thibodeaux Linda Thom Jerry Tregre Butch Turnley Raymond Vince Sharon Walters Wayne Walton Joe Ware C. J. Warner Raif Watson Kristy Webb Welman Delatte Kathy Williams Becky Wilson Pat Wilson Tommy Wilson Robbie Wingate Craig Wisner Randy Wolfe Danny Zieglier EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Steve Fairchild, Vice-Presidentp Betty Jo Achord, Secretary - Treasurerg Mike Bossier President. DEEDRE DAVIDSON CLIVE BRIDGES CLASS FAVORITES Diane Allen Diane Andrews Brenda Arrington Sonny Attaway Jimmy Averette Susan Berg Richard Berthelot Judy Billings Betty Lou Bollinger Patricia Bollinger Mike Bossier Steve Brecheen Cleve Bridges Lynn Brister Evelyn Brown Gerald Burke Daphne Cathy Raymond Cryer DeeDre Davidson Julian Day Dennis Dear Wanda DeVall Jeff Donnell Regina Edwards Rickey Eiermann Steve Fairchild Nancy Gray Cindy Green Claude Griffin Alice Haccks Betty Jean Harris Ronald Harris Gwen Hebert Johnnie Hollingsworth Beverly Holly Archie Horn Picture MRS. BLANCHE FUGLAAR No' Avudable MRS . JUDY MCLELLAN MRS. OGDEN B. ROMERO MR. T. B. TUCKER P. Betty lo Achord 'fare Ricky Addison A'a b'e 'W fx I Wilson Hudson z Colleen Jackson Donna Jacobson Janie Jeansonne Doylene Johnson Irving Johnson George Keneker Michael Kennedy Johnnie Kirby Jill Kling George Kress Patricia Laurent Gaye Lawrence Carol LeBeau Linda Lebeau Bill LeBlanc Yvette LeBlanc Jimmy Linthicum Linda Love Jackie Marchand Sharlene Mauk Bridget May Jackie McCarty Sandra McConnell Dale McCormick Vickie McLaughlin Brenda Metz Marie Meyers Rick Newton Maria Nugent Claude Ogden Connie Oldham John Olinde Mark O'Neal David Palmer Blakley Parent James Peavy Carol Penton Dundie Pettigrew Cathy Pizzuto Steve Regan David Richardson Claire Richmond Kenneth Schexnayder Angela Schoenfeld Gary Shaffer Keith Sharp Tommy Sharp Margaret Shartle Mark Shartle Lynn Sibley Joy Sikes Kathy Singleton Greg Sisco David Smith Patricia Smith Ronnie Smith Ethel Spitale Jimmy Stevens Larry Strictland Jimmy Tate Sue Torbert Ramon Torres Ronnie Tregre Mary Margaret Trotter Janet Tullos Hezzie Valloton Connie Villor Larry Watson Debbie Webb Kay Weber Gary Whitehead Karen Whitaker Rhonda Willett Randal Williams Becky Wilson Charlene Wilson Bonnie Wise Bruce Wisner Billie Io Robinson Earl Robinson Victor Ropollo Mike Rourke Pat Roux Tommy Roux Kathy Scanlon .Lv .lr ' :iifiir -E4E'Q2E.:'f' ::,.. 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WAYNE TUCKER BRENDA SUTTON CLASS FAVORITES Abercrombie, Kay Adams, Beverly Allen, Ronnie Anderson, Claire Anglin, Kenny Ashley, Jean Aubin, Steve Babin, Karen Beecher, Scott Bennet, Hnora Benoit, Larry Benoit, Sharon Berthelot, Barbara Bourke, Sharon Bovard, Carol Bradley, Nancy Breaud, Kathy Brecheen, Andrew Burton, Pam Calloway, Marie Carlton, Jackie Carroza, Linda Carroza, Pamela Castilaw, Dottie Chambers, Tim MR. LEO BOSSIER MRS. FAYE BRYDELS MR. NORRIS HAMMONDS MRS. BARBARA PURDY Day, Tommy Day, Karen Dawson, Sandra Dawson, Greg Dawson, Jeff Edmonston, Brad Fairchild, Sidney Falcon, Dwane Fredericks, Margie Frye, Ronald Gish, Harriet Hand, Collen Harrell, Jamie Heard, Vallie de Heintz, James Hernandez, Sheryl Houston, Rose Jarreau, Vernon Jenkins, Carl Jordan, David Karraker, Juanita Kelly, Glen Kirby, Jessie Laundry, Deborah LeBlanc, Sheryl Driscoll, Bonnie Cliburn, Ronnie Diez, Patsy . :YQ , l m wr, as Mr. E ,L F4 wr in-fa Lucas, Ricky McCandless, Bobby McCastal, Danny McDonald, Brenda McGee, Marie McMorris, Valmon McSwain, Judy Miller, Wanda Morrow, Kenny Moreno, Bob Morris, Darlene Newell, Sandra Newman, Barbara Norris, James O'Ginger, James O'Neal, Brenda Orr, Patricia Parker, Linda Pevey, Cary Presslet, Carl Price, Marcia Price, Peggy Pratt, Randal Rabalais, Brenda Ramer, Linda LeBlanc, John L. LeBlanc, Paulette Leggett, Sandra Lott, Mike Lowe, E 'Dee Sandifer, Shanon Scanlon, Mike Schmitt, Drew Scott, Bobbie Scott, Brenda Sing, Steve Smith, Fran Smith, Katheleen Smith, Marshal Spencer, Janie Sutton, Brenda Taylor, Ricky Thibodeaux, Brend Thom, Tommy Tillar, Wanda Trye, Roland Tucker, Wayne 3. Valentine, Joan Marie Valloton, Judy Varnado, Skippy Watson, Mike Webb, George Wells, Jean Wingate, Kay Wise, Bobby Randal, Diane Revel, Robbie Reynolds, Douglas Rockett, Tim Sandifer, Kay SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Carolyn Thom, Secretaryg Dean Bossier, Vice-Presidentg Mary Ann Furnish, President Dale Devall, Treasurer. SHARON MCCREA DANNY EDWARDS MRS. EVA LOIS MASHON Adams, Mary Allen, Eddie Allen, Pat Attaway, Alton Ashley, Jean Aubin, Brenda Aubin, Dena Barham, Bill Bates, Dickie Bennett, Dennis Berry, Calvin Bishop, John Bossier, Dean Boudreau, Paulette Bourgeois, Kathy Bourgeois, Sylvia Bowles, Veddie Bradley, Nancy Brignac, Kathy Brown, Aubrey Brown, Cheryl Brown, Donald Browning, Sylvia Camp, Sally Cannon, Annette Capone, Diane Carlton, Lynn Carozza, Sheila MR. ELLIS GAUTHIER MR. HARRY HENSON MRS. IRMA JOHNSON Causey, Gwen Chehardy, Patsy Cook, Louis Coco, Russell Dalton, Richard Davidson, Trisha Davis, John D H H H H awson , John Delafield, Dena Devall, Dale Devall, Judy Doughty, Glen Doughty, Lynette Edwards, Danny Edwards, Danny Furnish, Mary Ann Guerin, Beryl Gully, Gail Hagen, Nat Hart, Paul Heard, Vallie de Heintze, Donna eitman, Nancy elms, Bill enderson, Gayle enry, Steve Hinds, Denny Hoff Pauir, Carol Hollingsworth, Phil Holly, Bobby Hopkins, Wayne Hubert, Tommy Jones, Walter Keller, Jim Kent, Jay Kogel, Leon Lambert, Gwen LeBlanc, Donnie LeBlanc, Yvonne Lee, Susie Maculusa, Linda Malone, Ronnie McCrea, Sharon McGowen, Billy McManus, Tim Montgomery, Billie Montgomery, Mickie Matherne, Suzanne Newman, Steve Nugent, David O'Neal, Brenda Owen, Louise Poor, Pat Porter, Delores Price, Randy Quinn, Bill Richard, Pat Hunter, Walter Jackson, Joyce Jackson, Lana Jenkins, Robert Johnson, Linda Jones, Lynn Jones, Lynn Richardson, Audrey Richardson , Sus an Richmond , Jimmy Robinson, Penny Rocket, Mike Rolston , Kathy Roth, Susan Simmons, Allen Simmons, Patricia Smith, Kathleen Spence, Edgar Spinks, Jimmy Stegall, Chuck Stephens, Barbara Stewart, Linda Strickland, Randy Stringer, Pat Sullivan, Gary Sutton, Kathy Tate, Jimmy Terry, Edward Thom, Carolyn Thomas, Betty Walton, Lynn Webb, Danny Wesley, Darlene Wesley, Warren White, Charles Whitaker, Genelle Wilks, David Williams, Don JUNIQRS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Sam Morrison, Vice-Presidentg Lynne Pizzuto, Presidentg Janis Dubuc, Secretary Hazel Mayfield, Treasurer, I SHARON SHARP SAM MORRISON CLASS FAVORITES MRS. EDWINA BROWN MRS. FREYDIS DYKES MR. TUCKER HATI-IORNE Arwood, David Aucoin, Cherry Bayhi, Sandra Berg, Ingrid Berthelot, Phillip Bonin, Pat Bozeman, Terry Brock, Brenda Burroughs, Clint Campanile, Toni Channey, Bruce Crank, Leonard Daigle, Linda Day, Susan Dessell, Alan Dixon, Frances Dubuc, I anis Edwards, Lynn Picfure Noi Available Efferson, Patty Ezell, Ina Floyd, Duane Franklinton, Douglas Frazier, C. L. George, Paula Gill Genie Gish, Harry Gonzales, Rosy Green Gladys Hall, David Harrell, Robert Harris, Shannon Hart, Roy Head, Phillip Hebert, Donna Heitrnan, Diane Hernandez, Harry Horn, Martha Hudson, Fred Johnson, Greg Kent, Linda Kimbrough, Kim Lawrence, Connie LeBlanc, Beverly Lucas, Anita Lee, Leslie Mayfield, Hazel McCormick, Glen MacDonald, Joy McLellan, Richard Miller, Margaret Morrison, Sam Morrison, Sue Normand, Rick O'Neal, Mary Penton, Suzanne Phillips, Derek Price, Donald Reilly, Jimmy Richardson, Jennifer Kennedy, Linda Savell, Charles Scanlon, Pat Scott, Roxy Sharp, Sharon Sibley, Kitty Sing, Linda Skinner, Jeanie Smith, Smith, Smith Smith, Smith, Steele, Craig Harmon Mary Beth Sandra Shelia Lana Stevens, Janice Stewart, Barbara Stuart, Carol Turnley, Donald Ursin, Greg Webb, Donna Wisner, Terry Zeigler, Patricia ,:---3 Wmmw. SENIORS -3555221 , :::,:. -- -- ' - '- f'-- - yawn ' -Lh A 'HW 35fMMW aWd2MQ'2i?ei51eSaws2aizQf3sAigf2g5,fS A -- A V- ,, .. ,. 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DAVID COOPER GAYLE ADAMS Boosters 4 Drama Club 4 Y-Teens 4 4-H 4 NORA BETH BARRY Y-Teens 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Head Cheerleader 4 Drama Club 4 4-H 3,4 Senior Superlative GILBERT BENIOT 4-H 4 Class Favorite HARRY BOVARD 4-1-1 3,4 Drama Club 4 Football 4 Pictu re , Noi' 4 Available MR. FRANCIS ST. BLANC 3 4 LINDA BRIDGES CHARLOTTE Boosters 1, 2, 3 BROWNING Pantherettes Boosters 2, 3 2. 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Treas. 4 Y-Teens 3,4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 Drama Club 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 4-H 4 3, 4 Homecoming Court 4 PHYLLIS CAPONE Boosters 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 F. B. L. A. 3 Annual Staff 4 LA RRY C OOP ER F. B. L. A. 3, 4 President 3, 4 4-H 2, 3, 4 President 4 W-Club 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 BOB CRUMP Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Key Club 2, 3,4 Secretary 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Vice-President 3 Class President 3,4 NEAL DAVES 4-H 4 Drama Club 4 CHARLOTTE COOK Majorettes 1 F. H. A. 1 Junior Achievement 2 MIKE CORTELLONI 4-H 3, 4 W-Club 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Superlative KEITH d'AQUIN Key Club 1, 2, 3,4 President 4 Panther-Talk Staff 3 Echo staff 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Class Vice-President 2, 3, 4 FELIX DAWSON Key Club 2, 3, 4 Board of Directors 4 Panther-Talk staff 3 Echo Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Captain 3, 4 Drum Major 2, 3, 4 Senior Superlative BETH DAY BROOKS DEARIN G Beta Club F.B.L.A. 3,4 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. Secretary 4 3, 4 Beta Club 3, 4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Science Club Secretary 3 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Treasurer 4 Cheerleader W-Club 4 3, 4 Senior Superla- Class Secretary tive 3, 4 BRYANT DELAPIELD DEBORAH DENNIS Key Club 2 Boosters 4 4-H 3,4 Drama Club 4 Track 1 Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN DIXON 4-H 1, 2, 3,4 Drama Club 4 Basketball 1, 2 Manager 3, 4 Track Manager 4 F. B. L. A. 4 PAMELA EFFERSON Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 3, 4 Beta Club 4 Panther-Talk Staff 3 Echo Staff 4 LOU ELLEN FREDERICK F.H.A. 1 F.B.L.A. 2 DONNA DOTSON Boosters 1, 2, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 3, 4 4-H 3, 4 Drama Club 4 KENDEL FISHER Basketball 2 Football 2, 3,4 4-H 3, 4 Senior Superlative BEVERLY FURNISH Boosters 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 4 Beta Club 3,4 Treas. 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 Homecoming Court LINDA GRAY BONITA HARRIS Boosters 1, 2, 3 Pantherettes Pantherettes 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 I Beta Club Beta Club 4 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 4 F.T.A. 2,3, Y-Teens Paper Staff 3 1,2,3,4 Pres. 2 Senior Superla- tive GLENN HARRIS JOHN HARRIS 4-H 1,4 Beta Club 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 PICS. 3,4 Key Club 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3, 4 WAYNE HENDERSON Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Treas. 3 Science Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Key Club 3,4 Student Council 2 SCOTT HOLLINGSWORTH Band 1,2, 3,4 Track I EDNA JOHNSON Panther-Talk Staff Echo Staff Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Beta Club 4 Leadership Conference Science Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council Treas. 3 March of Dimes Chair man 2, 3, 4 DIANE HILL Y-Teens 3 F.B.'L. A. 3 Boosters 3, 4 4-H 2 TOM HUDSON JOAN KENT F. H. A. 1, 2 Boosters 1,4 Science Club 2 Drama Club 4 Art Club 4 J ACK KLING Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Basketball 4-H SARAH LOTT Beta 4 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 Songleader 4 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. - Treas. Echo Staff IUANITA LUCAS Majorette 1, 2 Booster 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Achievement Drama Club 4 DIANE MCMORRIS F. B. L. A. 3, 4 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4 Boosters 1, 2, 3 4-H 1, 4 Drama Club 4 FRED MORAN- Baseball 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 2,4 TROY LeBLANC Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ELAINE LOVETT Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Sec. 1,2 Pres. 3 Senior Superlative BETTY MCCONNELL F. T. A. 4 Beta Club 4 F. B. L. A. 3 Boosters 4 Echo Staff 4 DEBORAH MATHERNE Pantheretts 4 Boosters 1, 2, 3 F. B. L. A. 3, 4 Sec. 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4 Drama Club 4 Treas. 4 WAYNE MORSE Key Club.3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 W-Club 3 Beta Club 4 ,nulgo v . -ix : gl' iv 1 : Q - v- 'uv . , 5, , , 0 V K. 'vt ,n' .-.311'Z'.A, , 1' -LLLQL BRENDA NAGY DENNIS NUGENT LARRY OWEN Majorette 1,2 Science Club Football 2, 4 Pantherettes 3 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Boosters 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 4 Drama Club 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, Panther-Talk 4-H 4 3, 4 Staff 3 B-Club 2 Drama Club 4 Echo Staff 4 4-H 4 W.A.V.A.C. Club 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM PARKER Band 3, 4 Drama Club 4 W-Club 3 Student Trainer 3, 4 GARY PETTIGREW Science Club 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Echo Staff 4 Panther-Talk Staff 3 W.A.V.A.C. Club 3,4 Pres. 4 MICKEY PERKINS Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 PATTY PETERSON Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3 Majorettes 1,2 Boosters 3 Drama Club 4 4-H 4 CHARLIE PETTISS Student Council 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 3, 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 3 Class President 1, 2 Basketball 1 EILEEN PEVEY Boosters 1, 2 Y-Teens 1, 2 4-H 4 Beta Club 4 F.B.L.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Drama Club 4 Annual Staff 4 PAUL PRESSLER JUDY PRICE Band 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Football Manager 4 Boosters 1 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Track Manager 3, 4 IRMA RAMER CAROL RICHMOND F. B. L. A. 2, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 4 Boosters 3 4-H 4 F.H. A. 4 Treas. 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Drama Club 4 TOMMY RICHMOND Drama Club 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 WAYNE SCOTT Drama Club 4 Football Manager 4 LARRY SMITH Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 W-Club 3, 4 Drama Club 4 J. SOILEAU Drama Club 4 F. B. L. A. 4 4-H 3, 4 Songleader 4 Senior Superlative C. DEANNIE SCHOONMAKER F.H.A. 2,3,4 Boosters 3,4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Drama Club 4 DARWIN SHARP Football 1, 3, 4 W-Club 3 4-H 3,4 Drama Club 4 SIDNEY SMITH 4-H 3, 4 F. B. L. A. 3 Drama Club 4 Football 2 Junior Achievement 2 IOHN SPITALE 4-H 3, 4 Drama Club 4 W-Club 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Captain 3, 4 1 ...QA TONI STORY IUDI SULLIVAN Y-Teens 4 Y-Teens 1,2, Ir. Achieve- 3,45 BOOSISIS mem 1,2,3,4g Drill Drama Club 4 Leader 4g Class 4-H 4 Beauty 2,43 F.B.L.A, 4 Homecoming Court 4 KATHY THOM ILENE TOPOUSIS Annual Staff 4 4-H 1,2,3,4 F.T.A.3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Ind 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens 2,4 All State F.B.L.A. 4 All Parish Drama Club 4 GLENN TUCKER Football 2,3,4 Captain 4 4-H 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 4 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Track 2 Senior Superlative RON NIE W ELLS 4-H 4 Drama Club 4 MICHAEL WILLIAM S JUNE WATSON Boosters 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 F. T. A. 3, 4 Treas. 4 Annual Staff 4 BETTY WHITE F.H.A. 1 Boosters 1,2 4-H 1 Y-Teens 1 BILLY ZUMBRO Drama Club 4 BEST CITIZEN FRIENDLIEST GARY PETTIGREW BETH DAY JUDY PRICE FRED MORAN BEST ATHLETE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SHARON ASHLEY GLEN TUCKER KEITH D'AQUIN LINDA GRAY MOST DEPENDABLE BROOKS DEARING DEBORAH MATHERNE MOST TALENTED FELIX DAWSON SARAH LOTT WITTIEST GILBERT BENIOT IRMA PSAMER MOST VERSATILE SUE ACHORD LARRY SMITH BEST FIGURE AND BEST PHYSIQUE NORA BETH BARRY AND JOHN SPITALE MISSES VOGUE MESSRS ESQUIRE PAM EFFERSON AND BRYANT DELAFIELD BETTY MCCONNELL LARRY COOPER BIGGEST FLIRT MICKEY PERKINS WAYNE MORSE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT C. I. SOILEAU EDNA JOHNSON MOST COOPERATIVE DENNIS NUGENT JUNE WATSON MOST COURTEOUS BEVERLY FURNISH WAYNE SCOTT QQ i Es Y ' BEST PERSONALITY PATTY PETERSON KENDEL FISHER HAPPY-GO-LUCKY MLKE CORTELLONI ELAINE LOVETT MISS WOODLAWN EDNA JOHNSON An honor bestowed upon a graduating senior girl by the Woodlawn Faculty. This honor sums up the faculty's impres sion of a typical Woodlawn student. HIGHLIGHTS y AM OUR TWINS - FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Denise Robertson, Diane Robertson, Johnnie Teekel, Donnie Teeke Teekel, Kaye Smith, Faye Smith. SECOND ROW, L, to R.: Margaret Olinde, Charles Olinde, Gary Donnell, Pamela Donnell, Craig Wisner, Bruce Wisner, Greg Dawson, Jeff Dawson. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: Sam Morrison, Sue Morrison, Pamela Carozza, Linda Carozza, Kerry Parent, Perry Parent To the Victor go the Spoils Elementary Red Cross FAVORITES it M91 934333 L . ' 1 Wi? .-f'14?E?221R2fiLQ5uEQ' W' ??2T5mS.??y5s.aBiiQiE''afkifii55S?figew55z?ia???5Q.1 iiifi fw?5?5'S.Y:'ff1es5e.a:2iQ2ZE? Editor KEITH D'AQUIN ECHO STAFF Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager GARY PETTIGREW .SUE ACHORD SARAH LOTT CHARLIE PETTIS Business Mgr. Organizations Organizations JOHN HARRIS BETH DAY LINDA GRAY Sports BROOKS DEARING Candid Shots EDNA JOHNSON ORGANIZATIONS President Vice- President JOHN HARRIS KEITH D'AQUIN . I WN . H He J Q wwe, -.-H, ..I.-4vW - :f ,.,.., mfgffma- N! 43 P CHARACTER Secretary C B TTCS-SUIGI BETH DAY BEVERLY FURNISH :l 1 12, -9 ,Mx 'f ' I fi --f..L,1laQ:Ki'wf'I.sf' -1?-Wi: A-'L w'?1F'2f5Ii595 -5 53 Beta lnducts new M Eg? members at Key Inductlon 5,325 W f h Ceremony We I HHHH 1 HHHH yi? 'XJSMQ Wifi 93 W I 2 M Q 2 -, ' f Q.:f9'5i5f9i:1?: 1 ,-1 ' : mv H 9 slr- L, ' A In ff, W5 Wil' ' :fgf 5,51 F W-4 i, -L, K - , 1 1 ' . 1 Q V . ' A 3 f- Q ' . .L 4 , , .fe 'L 1-,ug ,ine H f M , ,,., .. A yi ig' gg wfifqag, 4 'V qgme SI- .1 -- -1 N-Af-.ev . eg- ' . K 5 M w if-f iw ., df :5,,.:g ,- Q -' 6- 5-,.,1.2,,,,. r Y ' -mv- A ... Q xg 1 2 A . 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WAVAC President, Gary Pettigrewg Vice-President, Bill Quinng Secretary-Treasurer, Dennis Nugent: Train- ing Officer, Dickie Batesg Sponsor, Mr. Norris Hammonds. 592' Q1-:lf Beau , -Ag, 'X LARRY cooPER -,iq ff J .. . . 1. 'T . ' K V1 'L' : . 1513 1 ' ,ff ' KYTFZE ,fvlw ' 1 l33 575 .fi, - - 'sir 1-1 S5 - I ,:L'w' 'fir' .1 el 135' Um f1k,ff'fg',f,L ' lg W ..,. ' K 2-' ik M H A44-5 U' gm ' 'rf ghd' if 255: ' ' it ,Q 5 H522 Sweetheart EDNA JOHNSON BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Deborah Matherne, Secretaryg Edna Johnson, Presidentg Lynne Pizzuto, Vice-President. TOP ROW, L. to R.: Pat Poor, Chaplaing Mickey Perkins, Scrapbookg Janis Dubuc Treasurer. JUNIOR HIGH BOOSTERS ALE YVE JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS PANTHERETTES MAJORETTES SENIOR HIGH BOOSTERS President Drill Captain SUE ACHORD JUDY SULLIVAN , Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer BEVERLY FURNISH MARYANN FURNISH - P' ' f , :f i V . f ET: w k'.. .' ' it 1 N 5-Y Ea 25' E if BETH DAY NORA BETH BARRY CHARLOTTE BROWNING Head Cheerleader .9 R V S- Y 5 DONNA HEBERT SHARON SHARP jx rr CHEERLEADERS W L f 1 THQ H ' A ' '3- TOP: Lori Porter, Nora Beth Barry, Beth Day, Carol Hoffpaurer. BOTTOM: Donna Hebert, Sharon Sharp, Charlotte Browning. THESE PEOPLE MAKE OUR SCHOOL GO ROUND BUS DRIVERS CAFETERIA, STAFF CUSTODIAN JANITORS ATHLETICS I . I . PANTHER COACHES AND CAPTAINS Coach Tucker, John Spitale, Coach Bossier, Glen Tucker, Coach arrec WOODLAWN PANTHERS MANAGERS Bill Parker, Paul Pressler, Brooks Dearing, Wayne Scott mmdiis' 1513? M' PANTHER JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT LINE - Don Williams, Valmon McMorris, Charles White, Tim Chambers, Steve Neuman, Jimmy Spinks, Craig Smith. SECOND ROW - Leon Kogel, Donald Price, Robbie Revel, George Webb, Donald Brown, Ronnie Allen PANTHER VARSITY Dickie Bates E Pat Bonin FB Dean Bossier C Harry Bovard G Leonard Crank HB Bryant Delefield QB Glenn Doughty C Danny Edwards G Kendel Fisher G Duane Floyd E Doug Franklin E Phillip Head G Wayne Henderson E Phillip Irnahara QB Ronnie McCollister T Glenn McCormick HB Wayne Morse T James Norris FB PANTHER RECORD 5-5-2 Woodlawn 6, Glen Oaks 6, Jamboree: Wood lawn O, Central 6: Woodlawn O, Lutcher 20: Woodlawn 6, Zachary 7: Woodlawn 6, Port Allen 6: Woodlawn O, Destrehan 14: Wood- lawn 21, Independence O: Woodlawn 27, Walker 7: Woodlawn 19, University High 13 Woodlawn 15, Franklinton 7: Woodlawn 6, Clinton 7: Woodlawn 13, Dutchtown 7. Darwin Sharp G John Spitale G Edward Terry HB Glen Tucker QB Wayne Tucker QB Donald Ray Turnley T Bill Quinn E Lynn Walton BASKETBALL RECORD Nov Lee High 42-60 Jan. Port Allen Nov Live Oak 71-46 Jan. Zachary Dec Plaquemane 44-41 Jan Glen 03145 Dec. Denham Springs 50-51 Jan. Baker Dec. Walker 47-40 Jan. Redemptorist Dec. Central 51-41 Ian. Washington Dec. Holden 52-57 Feb Catholic High Dec. Fr. Settlement 64-49 Feb Port Allen Dec. Central 58-48 Feb U. High Dec. Pride , 61-39 Feb Zachary Dec. St. Amant 55-43 'Feb U. High Ian. Gonzales 53-46 State Playoffs Jan. Baker 60-52 Feb Amite Jan. Central 71-38 Jan. Walker 66-22 Ian. Broadmoor 69-41 Jan. Baker 70-55 Ian. Central 59-49 . 'Xp A towvwis 016, Jays 5. Xxxayses 412891 das? 1 .tr 4 4869? ' ' e amov-C axial! we C Vatxfileis- Oodfiwgafded V4 AXE H 1 VJ OO EB? YQXXSXX ZQMXOU LV tx, 32? Q. OODLA W1 oodwi Vanwein 'L6 SWG Up 'W-'V W . CWS -C1019 X S5 I .bc 3 qi T, IV TCXG' xfi CZ YE'41? GGED 9066 W Q f, - QW C , 5114 ow p Ca s XX a Cb olavw 696 8. 066 other L60 o io e S 8 XN O 6 SNQXN 10 I ay Oyslb .-Q0 vw. A an X004 b Gd 1. 13. racy' uw ts? xo all 128101- 92 . as '22, not fed 051 21 oi being 90256 ax The school year, 63-64, was a remarkable year of accomplishment for our Varsity Basketball Team. Coach Tucker and the team have a record of wins that has never been matched in our school's history. With four tourney titles and a 26-3 game win-- Spirits are high for a state title this year. GLENN TUCKER LARRY COOPER BRYANT DELEFIELD v A R BOB CRUMP LARRY SMITH DUA NE FLOYD CHARLES SAVELL CLINT BURROUGHS LEONARD CRA NK RALPH BRYSON VARSITY TOP ROW, L. to R.: Larry Smith, Ralph Bryson, Larry Cooper, Leonard Crank, Bryant Delafield, Glenn Tucker. BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Bob Crump, Charles Savell, Coach Tucker, Duane Floyd Clint Burroughs. JUNIOR VARSITY TOP ROW, L. to R. : Billy McGowan, Tommy Day, Danny Webb, Ralph Bryson, Marshal Smith, Carl Pressler. BOTTOM ROW, L, to R.: Mgr. Tommy Thom, Scott Beecher, Wayne Tucker, Coach Beck, Kerry Parent, Mike Watson. OUR THUW IN ACHON TRACK TEAM STANDING, L. to R.: Mike Rockett, Dale Devall, Duane Floyd, Donald Ray Turnley, Larry Cooper, Pat Scanlon, Bill Quinn, Billy McGowan. FRONT ROW L. to R.: David Nugent, Bob Crump, Sam Morrison, Mike Cortelloni, Coach Barrett, Larry Smith, John Spitale, Dickie Bates, Wayne Morse. 3? 9 fl. v w w x F I i V S 1 1 4 1 1 i W v 5 5 P 1 x ? i I 'E' W , 3 at v -.E ITIES W 4 1 I Y 431 ,P Q ,. 4+ xv Q X 2' Q ark f1d:,.,, W, :ia D gf . M 1: ew fW,,Q 1 .ma -- af gs f , ' 'lwwflmz 5' ' .. wk. f 1- , M ,gym Q we if i ,V M f hggi, U my : p, - wax ,VORA HOMECOMING RXDGEQ, BETH BARRY XJWPX B TONI CAMPANILE . - ' jk. F, 7 x MAIDS BEVERLY FURNISH PM ILE x SUWN NE T0 Up 0 US! S nl x Tiger Car and Panther Cheerleaders Queen Beth Her Maids and Key Club Escorts Crowuing Building School Spirit 2.3. The Big Game Half-Time WOODLAWN All-State Band ALL-PARISH BAND, SENIOR HIGH FELIX DAWSON Frank Bovard, Lynn Pizzuto, Kathy Thom, Felix KATHY THOM Dawson, Linda Stewart fnot showny. HIGH BAND ALL PARISH BAND JUNICR HIGH BAND OFFICERSf I-rank Bovard, Lynn Piz- Left to Right: Janie Spencer, Scott Beecher, zuto, Sara Lott, Linda Kent, Dena Delafield Dixie Renninger. Kathy Thom, Barbara Stewart, Felix Daw- SOD. CAMPUS LIFE We'll sell anything . What's this ? Funeral march - - - to English Is that a 55D ??? Run - - - AND FAST!! Where's Bubba ? Please let Mike drink! N 4 Where's Glen? No more pictures, please ! Booster Practice ! This is love! That's school spirit Who do you see Anyone for biology? I can do it rn yself! Ronnie ? Caught in the act! I'd rather fight than switch l ! ! Look up, I say, look up. A11 Smiles - but no girls. MACBETH TEST - NOV. 20, '63 She mhst have a marked deck. f ? ' Q r 5 0 N f A ,PX 5 nl 4 Q' vw eff' r Q or K XX P X S X 2 , , gy' Hee hee, It doesn't Whose class 15 this? Clubman fit!!! Well, that's life. Gunther A Greg for you and a Greg for me. ,, .... M 5 ? .. VQA. ',,, I ,.. 2 M, -. rm 21-H -he 15.-r . SM-f im g gg., , .L Z Lim? 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An exciting variety of styles in the newest decorat- ing' trends. V' '3 WN . i ' 'S,f2Qa:?Q3 C omplim ent s of a FRIEND FURNITURE DISTRIBUTORS 2626 Plank Road B t Rouge EL 6-1386 Compliments of SPORTS WORLD, INC. Yours in Sports 4252 Florida Blvd. 924-6234 Compliments of FRIEND INNISWOLD BEAUTY SHOP Three Full-Time Operators 4357 Inniswold R. WA 1-1601 Best Wishes--- INNISWOLD BARBER SHOP PASSMAN'S NURSERY Pot Plants, Shrubbery, Landscape Gardening, and Tree Service 15524 Old Hammond Hwy. Ph. 92.1-0338 INNISWOLD SERVICENTER Jefferson Hwy. WA 4-1641 COPELANDS CHUCK WAGON Burgers at their best, chicken, too 5050 Government St. Compliments of W.L.B.I. RADIO Denham Springs, La. Congratulations , Senior s LIVINGSTON STATE BANK AND TRUST CO. Denham Spring s , La. Compliments of THE DOUGHNUT SHOP Denham Spring s , La. Compliments of INNISWOLD McCAA ELECTRIC SERVICENTER Jefferson Hwy. WA 4-1641 WA 4-2790 Congratulations, Seniors STORE BON MARCHE THOMAS L. SMITH 724 Jefferson Hwy. 7233 Florida Blvd. Baton Rouge, La. WA 4-3641 Compliments of RED AND WHITE HEBERT'S SUPERETTE Groceries, Gas, and Oil Compliments of THE GORDON THEATRE ---Where There's Always a Good Movie GROCERY AND HARDWARE Phone WA 1-2249 14496 Old Hammond Hwy. HART'S FLOWER SHOP AND LANDSCAPE CO. WA 4-4122 8240 Florida St. or WA 1-1241 Baton Rouga., La. JAY'S BAR-B-Q 8423 Airline Hwy. WA 4-9174 4215 Government St. DI 3-5082 HELEN'S HOUSE OF GLAMOUR 8733 Jefferson Hwy. WA 4-4191 HELEN B. CUMBO, Owner MALCOLM TRAVEL AGENCY 263 Lafayette Street in the Capitol House Re servations and Tickets We Represent A11 Transportation Companies MELROSE BOWLING Compliments of LANES BROOMFIELDS DRUGS Special Rates for Students Our Best for You 535 North Foster D1 3-5712 3589 Plank Rd. EL 5-7793 LETTERMAN'S OURSO AND COMPANY BLUEPRINT AND SUPPLY Architect, Engineering, and School Supplies 2963 Government DI 2-4888 Baton Rouge's Shopping C enter 2783 Plank Road Congratulations, Class of '64 . . From Your New, Quality SEARS Store in Baton Rouge! 6201 Florida Blvd. II II Shop at Sears and Save at Ardenwood Drive Compliments of BARBER BROTHERS CONTRACTING CO., INC. 2636 Dougherty Dr. Ph. EL 5-5611 KIRK'S SERVICE, INC. Petroleum Products 2501 Senic Hwy. EL 6-4311 Compliment s of STANDARD MOTORS 2029 North DI 3-3455 Compl'ments From a GRADUATE OF '62 CAPONES YORK'S JEWELRY STORE Buy Any Five Charms - Your Sixth Charm Will Be Free! 509 Third St. ONE STOP SERVICE Motor Tuning - Brake Service 510 St. Ferdin d DI 3-6065 LANE'S QUALITY SHOES Complete Sele ction Shoes - Hosiery - Handbags Phone EL 8-9259 Compliments of THOM'S POULTRY FARM Tiger Bend Rd. 937-1686 W. W. PEVEY'S AUTO REPAIR S t' f tion Is Our Motto 2573 Weller Ave. Compliments of MARINO BROS. GROCERY AND MARKET Owners - .TOE AND SAM MARINO 2738 Weller Ave. PETROCH EM MAINTENANCE FOR INDUSTRY Rt. 2, I-Iarrel's Ferry Rd. Phone WA 4-1214 DEARMANS DRUGS 7633 Jefferson Highway WA 4-1391 GULF STATES UTILITIES CO. 'Helping You LIVE Bette 1' t va n 4 he or Elect1'1cal1y Q n cw - S1 o 01 c 511 KLEINPETER FARMS DAIRY Manufacturers of Prime Dairy Products for Years Drink Kleinpeter's Golden Guernsey Milk - It Gives You More Go-Power Why buy your milk at the store? We will deliver it right to your door. COMPLIMENTS OF PATTERSCN-REDMOND EQUIPMENT, INC. See Us for Your Construction Parts - Sales - Service 103 50 Airline Highway Equipment Baton Rouge ' mSasg? , Z , ,--,- ' i? X Earff i. I zlfvlifiiiiawg .: X :-,- NugQ5?g ,,,QM,5,15QMgf, Iggy- 7 5323 miifffafie' wfsffgtm Q s gi nnnn M H , i g5EgNEfQ,E5gK?Qg,?zy5gg5gg2Kf,Q2e -'-- fx f1,v,,5'..v we Ex E 49521 W v- 'f X A fr-215, P24 Q 2 Q Quill? 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PETERSON PAINT CONTRACTOR Phone WA 6-3973 BATON ROUGE - DRAUGHON BUSINESS COLLEGE Founded in 1889 The Modern Business Educational School Day or Night Courses Complete Training on Latest Model Machines l6Z8 Florida Street DI 3-9256 Seniors! ll Remember-- CAUTION IS NOT COWARDLY, AND CARELESSNESS IS NOT COURAGE JERRY BABIN'S HEALTH CLUB 1ll35 Florida Blvd. 13110116 WA 4-5386 Baton Rouge, La. Congratulat S CAPITAL BANK 81 TRUST CO. Four Locations Open Till 5:30 P. M. Baton Rouge Louisi R 84 M CORPORATION 1100 Chipewa St. DI 3-1704 7515 Airline Hwy. WA 4-7758 Compliments of VINCINELLI SHEET METAL 8: ROOFING CO. DI 4-6717 472.5 North St. AIRLINE ESSO SERVICE Truck Service, Gas, Diesel 9170 Airline Hwy. WA 4-9162 MILDRED'S BEAUTY SALON MILDRED BERTHELOT, Owner 9751 Airline Hwy. WA 4-4895 ALFORD'S SAFE AND LOCK CO. Locks, Keys, and Safes our only business 1758 Govt. St. DI 3-9929 and DI 4-6055 Compliments of REULET LINOLEUM AND TILE CO. ll-450 Airline Hwy. WA l-9208 ACADIAN RESTAURANT French and Mexican Foods Patio and Banquet Room 10466 Airline Hwy. Compliments of RAMER'S GROCERY 4341 lnniswold WA 6-2649 Compliments of WRIGHT INSURANCE CLIFF CURTIS' NORGE VILLAGE Coin Operated Dry Cleaning Insurance and Bonds Self Service - 8 lbs. -l. 50 529 Laurel St. DI 4-6724 8006 Jefferson Hwy. Compliments of UNION NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Established 1926 HONEST JOHN Ornamental Ironworks and Steel Fabricati 5347 Choctaw Dr. EL 7-2724 SYBIL AND JAY BEAUTY SALON 676 Jefferson Hwy. WA 4-1939 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 1626 Jefferson Hwy. 656 Jefferson 1-Iwy. 3121 North Acadian BATON ROUGE SAVINGS AND LOAN Compliments of GARLETO Three Locations 400 North Blvd. 5555 Govt. st. SUPPLY 3131 Perkins Rd. Compliments of DR. JOSEPH A. Gifts, Decorative Accessorie and Distinctive Greeting Cards OPTOMETRIST 4263 Perkins Rd. D1 2-1787 4261 Perkins Rd. DI 4-4921 Congratulations to the Seniors From LOUISIANA CREAMERY, INC. Manufacturers of All-Jersey Milk and Other Delicious Lily Products. compliments of SCALLAN' S l Meat Market compliments oi a friend Elementary Students at Awards Day PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AA INVESTMENT CORPORATION P. O. Box 4751 DI 8-1446 Compliments of THE NATIONAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO Good Luck, Panthers! From THE CLOTH ES CLOSET We Have the Latest in High School Fashions. SERVICE FEED CO., INC. We se11 Purina chows Choctaw Rd. Corner N. Acadian Phone EL 7-5981 CHERRY'S Delicious Potato Chips 8O miles fresher Pigskins - Corn Puffs - Popcorn Roasted Peanuts - Manufactured bv Braud s Potato Chip Company I 2965 Choctaw Dr. EL 5-5598 TALBOT TRACTOR CO., INC. Farm and Industrial Tractors, Specialized Equipment, Parts, and Service. 7225 Airline Hwy. Building Spe cia1tie s by J. PAUL SMITH AND CO. Represented by .I. PAUL SMITH 5055 Choctaw Dr. EL 6-2408 Compliments of REEVES A.G. GROCERY Meats - Feeds - Seeds - Esso Products and Hardware. O1d Hammond Hwy. WA 1-2343 Compliments of SUNBEAM'S Compliments of CIRCLE BOWL Round For Reservations Call n Round WA l-5471 Compliments of MARTIN'S CONOCO 9666 Jefferson Hwy. WA 4-4985 STONES JEWELRY Visit our charm bar. Over l0O styles of charm bracelets. See the largest selection of charms in town. Sterling - Gold Filled - 14 Karat 3133 Government DI Z-3660 B. M. AND G., INC. Oilfield Contractors Asphalt Grading and Drainage Rt. 2, Box 302, Baton Rouge, La. M. C. HAWKINS, Representative FOSTER DRIVE CLEANERS One day service on cleaning and also on shirts 1866 N. Foster Dr. EL 7-0787 8739 Jefferson Hwy. WA 4-7403 Compliments of ART'S BARBER SHOP 3 Barbers Ladies and Children Welcome 8735 Jefferson Hwy. Go See Seago For Efficient Real Estate Service, Be Sure to See - SEAGO BROTHERS REALTORS 545 S. Foster Dr. WA 4-3626 A. K. AND L. M. SEAGO P9 f Q Wi wWsfW 5f 'BQ W My Q W ff WJ QUQQUJLP W-Qk EW ki QUETQQ SJ Q P 5 bbnw MO 7 X X X X Q xy X , , A XX N Wm H b s X -. bm . 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