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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1987 volume:

WOODLAWN ECHO ENTER THE ADVENTURE VOLUME 37 1986-87 WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL 14939 TIGER BEND ROAD BATON ROUGE, LA. 70817 TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 5 SPECIAL EVENTS 19 SENIORS 39 JUNIORS 65 SOPHOMORES 75 FRESHMEN 85 ADMINISTRATION-FACULTY 95 CLUBS-ACADEMICS 104 SPORTS 134 ADVERTISEMENTS 154 GREAT ADVENTURES ADVENTURES IN THE WORKING WORLD Alicia Pritchard. Surety financial Services Tracey Barr. Underwriters Adjusting Co. Kim Coursey. La. National Bank Jodie Daigle. Diawe Allen. Audubon Aco Ins. Co. AROUND THE WORLD ... In 1986, the dictator of Libya. Muammar Gaddafi, organized many terrorist attacks against the United States. In retaliation, the United States launched an attack on Libya. The attempt has been called successful since terrorism from Libya has declined. Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega and his Sandinista regiments have been trying to defeat the American backed Contra rebels. The Contras are “freedom fighters fighting against the Communist government. Congress, however, has forbidden any further funding of the Contras. Chernobyl radio-activated the world with its major explosion at a nuclear plant in Russia. This disaster again reminded the world of the inevitable danger of nuclear holocaust as we had not been reminded since the incident at Three Mile Island. THROUGHOUT THE NATION .... In November, 1986. senate races were held around the United States. The outcome of the races gave the Democrats control of the Senate, which had been controlled by the Republican party for six years. OF 1986-1987 Michelle Grumbles. Dr. Kyle Kennedy. DOS Sheila Cone. Family Debt Counselors Sarah Wharton. Audubon Amco. Ins. Co. A scandal, sometimes compared to Nixon's Watergate scandal, broke out in the United States in 1986, involving the sale of arms to Iran in return for hostages from Lebanon. To make matters worse, the money made from the sales was later discovered to have been sent to aid the Contras. Many top United States officials were questioned before Congress. Daytime soap operas were interrupted to televise the Congressional hearings. Soap operas have not been interrupted for such a purpose since the Watergate scandal. ACROSS THE STATE ... In November. Louisiana’s voters had to choose their United States senator. From the run-off election featuring John Breaux and Henson Moore, the voters chose Breaux. The election of John Breaux, a Democrat, helped the Democrats to gain control of the United States Senate. Louisiana's Governor Edwin Edwards proposed the idea of a lottery to save Louisiana’s plunging economy. The Legislature, however, refused to pass the bill. They plan instead to cut dollars from the budgets governing health and education and to charge tolls for people traveling across state bridges. REMEMBER THESE ? MOVIES AND SONGS FADS AND FASHION POPULAR SAYINGS Sometimes when we look back over the years, it’s fun to remember those things that were popular in a given year. Maybe, in ten years or so, you will look back through this book and remember these ... MOVIES 1. TOP GUN 2. STAND BY ME 3. FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF 4. FREDDIE'S REVENGE 5. CROCODILE DUNDEE 6. THE FLY 7. STAR TREK IV 8. KARATE KID II 9. BACK TO SCHOOL 10. THE THREE AMIGOS SONGS Do clothes really make the man (or the person)? Of course not, but a stroll through popular fashions is in order. The styles of fashion available on this campus run from preppie to punker. We decided to mention just a few things. CLOTHES ... GUESS ... GIRBAUD ... ESPRIT ... LIZ CLAIBORNE ... FORENZA ... OUTBACK RED ... POLO ... BENETTON ... TODD GARLAND ... COCA COLA ... ACCESSORIES ... SILVER JEWELRY ... BOWS ... GUCCI WATCHES ... SWATCH WATCHES ... Students always seem to have a unique set of sayings that mark the year. Sometimes the sayings are hard to comprehend by other people, but everyone ar nd here knows what we mean when we say ... 1. ARE YOU SICK? 2. THROW HAT D 3. YOU Gi DOGGED! 4. YOU BE ALKIN’ THAT BOOIE! 5. WHS RCUKS THE HOUSE. 6. YOU BF ILLIN’ 7. ARE YOU SERIOUS??!! 8. WHAT ARE YOU. NUTS??!! 9. YOU KNOW? I DON'T KNOW. 10. WHAZZ HAPPENIN’? 11. WHYYY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME? 12. CHILL OUT!! 1. AT THIS MOMENT. THEME FROM FAMILY TIES 2. WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN, BY THE BANGLES 3. WORD UP. BY CAMEO 4. WALKING IN THE RAIN, BY ORANGE JUICE JONES 5. OPEN YOUR HEART, BY MADONNA 6. YOU GIVE LOVE A BAD NAME. BY BON JOVI 7. STAND BY ME. BY BEN E. KING 8. YOU BE ILLIN. BY RUN DMC 9. TRICKY. BY RUN DMC 10. TWIST AND SHOUT, BY THE BEATLES SHOES ... TOP SIDERS ... TRETORNS ... REEBOKS ... CONVERSE HIGH TOPS ... NIKE ... DECK SHOES ... PLACES TO SHOP ... GOUDCHAUXS ... DILLARDS ... RFD ... EXPRESS ... TODD GARLAND ... LERNERS ... STEWARTS . . . BRIDAL BOUTIQUE ... CINDERELLA HOUSE ... COHN TURNER ... HOT SPOTS In pursuit of good times on the weekends and in trying to make it through the week, the students of Woodlawn have made many places their hot spots”. The freshmen, unable to cruise in a car, get mom to drop them off at McDonalds and then carry house keys around to make the upperclassmen think they have their licenses. The sophomores usually all pile into one car and cruise around all night, just excited that they get to drive. When students become upperclassmen, they start to loosen up a little and learn about wildlife”. Sometimes the outdoors get a little out of hand and students find themselves at Klempeter Sub Station. Even though every weekend isn’t filled with excitement, students always seem to find SOMETHING to do! HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Many students participated in the activities planned for Homecoming Week. Monday was Rambo Oay, and everybody wore their camouflage attire. Tuesday students found their twin and dressed alike during Twin Day. Wednesday was Fifties Day. and everyone rolled up their jeans and wore bobby socks and poodle skirts. Thursday, students went Mad For Plaid, with the exception of Key Clubbers and J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders, Pantherettes, and Boosters. For these organizations, new members participated in Iniation Day. Key Clubbers wore their clothes backwards and had shower caps on their heads. They carried fly swatters to keep the girls away. J. V. Cheerleaders dressed UGLY and carried lunch pails. The Varsity Squad wore highlighter caps, no make up and Taco Bell pants. Pantherettes dressed as toy dolls and ate baby food during lunch. Boosters made themselves up half way and wore bath robes. Thursday night, a Homecoming Pep Rally and Parade were held. The turn out was tremendous, and the spirit shook the stadium, as every auxiliary group performed. Friday, students wore purple and white on Purple and White Day. Everyone packed picnic lunches or participated in the special cafeteria take out program to join a huge picnic on the grounds by the gym. . 6 Cheerleaders Tylee Jackson, Christy Kaiser, and Pam Crawford stop to show off their Initiation attire. The Varsity Cheerleaders are ready for their big day — Initiation Day. that is. Pantherettes Heather Turney, Elena Perez, and Stacey Hoffman, who are dressed as dolls, enjoy eating baby food during lunch. Mike Yawn is enjoying his day as a new member in the Key Club. The Varsity Cheerleaders are getting ready to participate in the Homecoming Parade and the pep rally Thursday night. 7 STUDENTS ENTER THE ADVENTURE OF TEACHING This year the Spanish three class is taking over the Big Buddy Program, by going to Cedarcrest Elementary. The students teach the second graders a foreign language every Thursday during fourth hour. The Spanish three students are divided into groups to teach the second graders basic Spanish, such as greetings, colors, numbers, and animals. At the end of each teaching period, everyone feels a sense of accomplishment and looks forward to going to teach again. Sandra Day. Mi Lee. and Janna McGill are instructing the students at Cedarcrest Elementary, A tutoring program sponsored by the Lutheran Church of Our Savior helps students in Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry and Advanced Math. Members of the church who have good backgrounds in math help students at the Woodlawn Off Campus Learning Center on Tuesday and Thursday nights. National Honor Society members also volunteer time at the center. Ruth Hatele. NHS President, helps Dana Kimbrough with a geometry problem PEP RALLIES To stimulate spirit, the Varsity Cheerleaders organize pep rallies each Friday before football games. The Pantherettes dance, the Flag Corps twirl flags, the band plays, and the J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders cheer. For entertainment, the cheerleaders plan different skits that involve the students attending the pep rallies. Scott Seal ate more bananas than he could stand. David Hubbard and Kenny Brown stood in ice filled chests to see who was the “coolest'’ football player. And we all remember the immortal kiss that Mrs. Hutchinson gave Ali Momenzadeh! Spirits peaked with the singing of “I’m So Glad”. The pep rallies ended on a more solemn note with the traditional singing of the “Alma Mater”. 9 FRONT ROW LUNATICS The Front Row Lunatics enjoyed getting cr at all the basketball games! They showed spirit by dressing up in their overcoats, gfc camouflage, and Hawaiian attire. Ms. ic | complained about the Lunatics' behavior t basketball games and told them if they shape up they wouldn’t be allowed to atu games. The Lunatics, as slick as they are, t - up as angels and brought signs to cheer. Tt on the front row and did not yell until ha when they stripped off their angel attii cheered in their Exorcists t-shirts. The L definitely made all the basketball games nr ble. ___________________ above Scott gets cozy for the 30 hour bus ride, right' not on the slopes, the BR Wrecking Crew entertains. This year's activities started off with the club meeting at individual's houses. At All Momenza-deh’s house, more than 90 people came. John Clifford shaved his WHS beard. Before Homecoming, the Campaigners took a weekend trip to Pass Christian, Mississippi, where they played Top Gun Volleyball, jammed on the beach, and caught some rays. Next about 60 Younglifers headed to Mississippi where they attended a weekend camp called Polar Bear. They played games, had vicious shaving cream fights, and before leaving, some took the Polar Bear plunge! Over the Christmas holidays some of the Younglifers rode on a 30 hour bus ride to Breckinridge, Colorado for a week in the snow. Even though there were injuries, people kissing trees, and many falls, all say they would do it again! Young Life is a club for anybody and everybody and invites you to come to any meeting or trip, if you are interested in learning about Christ. left Tylee Jackson poses quickly before heading down the slopes, above: Susan and Veronica show off their ski attire.' below Jennifer and Carter head to the lifts, above Tylee and Lauren take a break at the Breckenridge Cafe. MIRACLE IN BATON ROUGE Qi AP Ariel Anne, Laura Alice, Jacob Wilson, and William Macon Roland DON’T OPEN IT YET!!! For Susan and Jim Roland, the reality of being able to have another child was a miracle. That miracle was enhanced by the fact that not one but four — that’s right, quadruplets — were born. The quads were born January 15, 1987 and are, by order of birth, Ariel Anne, weighing in at 4 lbs. 8 oz., Laura Alice, weighing 4 lbs. 9 oz., Jacob Wilson, weighing 4 lbs. 8 oz., and William Macon, weighing 4 lbs. 5 oz. The quads were welcomed home by their older brother Jason, a sophomore here at Wood-lawn. These quads are the world's sixth in-vitro births and are the second in the United States. Even though he quads were born at Ochsner Foundation Hospital in New Orleans, the in-vitro fertilization marked the first successful in-vitro pregnancy that Woman’s Hospital in Baton Rouge could boast. All babies are home and doing well. Congratulations to the Roland family! This year the Art Department constructed a time caspule to be opened 100 years from now. Businesses and students donated items to be placed in the capsule that may give future Wood-lawn students an insight into the customs and curiosities of our times. Some of those items include: a copy of the Woodlawn Alma Mater, a picture of the Band, a teacher handbook, several magazines, a baseball t-shirt, a picture of our Purple Panther mascot, a can of Copenhagen, and LNB belt buckle, Prom and Graduation invitations, videos of Woodlawn groups performing, and McDonald's food containers. 12 below-Where's the bal? nght-the students and teachers tight to the end. Would ou trust these coaches? ENTER THE ADVENTURE OF MARDI GRAS! 14 VARIETY SHOW This year the Variety Show was a success! The Variety Show is an opportunity for people to show their talents. Rachel Wilcox and Scott Moulard hosted the show. Such talents were the Pantherettes and Cheerleaders dancing.along with singing by Pam Crawford, Gabby Louviere, Candy Davis, Michelle Lejeune, Jamie Terrance, and Jolie Mosby. Other talents included the Deltones and Hayley McConnell and Ruth Hafele, Flag Corps members, who performed as Nasty Girls . 15 1987 AWARDS PROGRAM American Legion-Susan Mullins Masonic Patriotism-Lisa Helms and Craig Martin Daughters of the American Revolution-Susan Edwards Knights of Columbus Patriotism-Mike Toups Leisurettes Civic and Social Club-Jamie Terrance Kiwanis Courtesy Award-Christi Cannon Kiwanis Key Clubber of the Year-Will Robbins Keywanette Award-Lisa Helms Pelican State Delegates-Joey Johnson, Rob Robbins, Laurie Yawn, and Kelly Longmire Literary Rally Awards-Steve Jones — Algebra II, Billy Gaspard — Chemistry, Traci Holcomb — Consumer Home Ec. I. Lisa Maggard — English I, David Markese — English IV, Derek Brown — General History. Julie Roloff — Human Development and Family Relations. Stephanie Rily — Spanish II, Rosemary Stockwell — Spanish II, Jana McGill — Spanish IV, Stacey Hoffman — Trigonometry, David Esneault — Typing I Scholarships-Laura Adams-Martha Reynolds Christi Cannon-LSU Jennifer Dodge- WHS Faculty Ken Gati-LSU and Univ. of Miami Randy Johnson-USL and LSU Tracey Pudlewski-Vincef Miranda Will Robbins-LSU and La. Tech. Outstanding Student and La. Tech. Civil Engineering Joy Saunier-Sarah Edwinna Prescott and Northeast La. Univ. and NLT T. and Dollie John Sch. Jason Wilson-LSU, La. Tech, and Vince Miranda Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership-Mike Smith I Dare You leadership-Cassie Grant and Kelli Landry NEDT-John Konopke, Nancy Mowrey, Michele Perot, Christy Rae, Erin Thornes French 1-Anna Gellrich French ll-Emelie Decker Latin-Shannon Lowrey and Danny Lafon Spanish 1-Brent Kaiser and Stephanie Riley Spanish 11-Rosemary Stockwell Spanish Ill-Stacey Hoffman Foreign Language Club-names not available American Chemical Society-Billy Gaspard Choir-names not available Band-Carmen Rolf, Tim Patterson, and John Kochins Panterettes-Joy Saunier and Julie Serpas Flag corps-Ruth Hafele and Betsey Johannessen Drama-Rachel Wilcox Debate-Mike Gall President’s Physical Fitness Awards-Todd Drummond, Virgil Purser, David Esneault, Meagan McBride. Anissa Wade, Ray Floyd. Sean Marchiafavar. Deidre George, Bryant Sweeney Woodman of the World-Kathy Sullivan American History-Casey Cigelski World History-Jason Wilson Geography-Jody Plauche Civics-Erin Thomas Free Enterprise-Mike Doerr and Steve Owens Psychology Sociology-Susan Bosso Current Events Rally-Erika Weldon and Erin Thornes ROTC Awards-Chip Rybolt, Joey Johnson, Jennifer Dodge, Tim Heath, Brian Badinger, David Dodge, Mark Montogomery, Scott Guillory, Tara Derise, Jeffery Norton, James Emmert, Dennis Davis, Laura McBride, Ted Glass Rifle Team-Mike McDaniel. David Knight, Eric White, Shannon Lowrey, Tim Heath, Brian Badinger Army Reserve Scholar Athletes-Jason Wilson, Bonnie Guidry Student Government Association- President — Susan Mullins, Vice President — Laura McBride, Reporter — Rachel Wilcox, Secretary — Joy Saunier Service Awards-Michelle Mayes, Sandra Stubbs, Elena Perez, Rachel Beerbaum, Kelly Longmire, Susan Edwards, and Stacie Wright Big buddy program-Christy Chaussy, Lori Gray, Stacey Hoffman, Denny Lam, Janna McGill, Holly Oswood, Stacey Smith, and Kathy Sullivan Subject Area Awards: English 1-Lisa Maggard English ll-Emelie Decker English Ill-Stephanie Riley English IV-Jason Wilson Consumer Math- Tiffany Lawrence Business Math-Terra Williams Algebra l-Michael McCoy and Carrie Mosley Algebra ll-Steve Jones Computer Science-Ken Gati Advanced Math-Stacey Hoffman Physical Science-John Emmert Enviromental Science-Tracy Helm Biology I Maureen Jones and Emelie Decker Bilogy ll-Tracey Pudlewski Chemistry-Billy Gaspard Physics-Steve Jones Art-Jennifer Walker Industrial Arts-Brian Granger Foreign Language Overall Awards French-Joey Johnson Latin-Jason Wilson Spamsh-Stephanie Riley PE-Todd Drummond and Deidre George Typing l-David Esneault Typing ll-Jennifer Dodge Accounting l-Christy Kaiser Accounting ll-Jill Lemenager Shorthand-Tammy McGeorge Honor Graduates: Summa Cum Laude-Jason Wilson. Mary Pudlewski, Ken Gati, Joy Saunier, Laura Adams Magna Cum Laude-Jennifer Dodge, Ruth Hafele, Christy Cannon, Carmen Rolf, Will Robbins, David Markese, Maureen McMahon. Cum Laude-Brock Avery. Brian Lessard, Mike Toups, John Kochins, Faye Michel. Suzanne Pitz, Shane Treigle, Kim Woolsey, Hayley McConnell, Tara Babin, Randy Johnson, and Kerri Vicknair EBR Parish Outstanding Students Jolie Mosby, Jason Wilson. Ken Gati, Randy Johnson, Joy Saunier, and Will Robbins Valedictorian-Jason Wilson Salutatorian-Mary Tracey Pudlewski Mr. and Mrs. Woodlawn-Ken Gati and Lisa Helms Perfect Attendance-Angela Fruge. Andre Lauivere, Willie Norman, Charles Wynn, Kirk McDowwel, Rufus McMahon, Debra Westbrook, Pamela Beauchamp, Harvey Freeman, Ivan McMahon, Emelie Decker, and Andrew Lehr. 16 SALUTATORIAN MARY TRACY PUDLEWSKI r 17 LUNCHTIME ADVENTURES M lunch, students ciowd Coach Bailey's office to buy munchies to tide them over until they get home. V I 4 Colleen and Tamra spend their lunch relax The Pantherettes spend this lunch selling candy in the ROTC bootr 18 1986 HOMECOMING COURT Candy Davis 10th, Michelle Champagne 11th, Michelle Mayes 12th, Susan Mullins 12th, Heather Turney 12th, De George 12th, Charlene Christophe 11th, Rosemary Stockwell 10th, Amy Longmire 9th The ROTC provided the Homecoming Court float for the Homecoming Parade had Thursday night before the game. Each girl was recogr the pep rally. Friday night each girl was escorted across the football field, saluted by the Flag Corp and the ROTC Sabre Detail, they enjoyed a bird’s eye of the game from a special stand set up on the field. Saturday night, the Court was again recognized at the Homecoming Dance. 20 Homecoming Parade (Above left) The J.V. Cheerleader’s first place jeep. (Above right) The Girl’s Basketball Team. (Above) Dana Kimbrough and Shelly Burr ride in the Yearbook’s Staff second place car. (Left) The 86’ Homecoming Court enjoy the view from the float provided by the ROTC. 21 DARLING OF WOODLAWN PAGEANT CARRIE TAGGARD WHS DARLING On November 20, the 1986 Woodlawn Beauty Pageant was held. Fifty four contestants competed for the title Darling of Woodlawn.” Master of Ceremonies was Buddy Tidwell, who introduced each contestant. Escorts for the girls were Craig Martin, Bjarne Borreson, Randy Otts, and Robert Williams. The judges who had the difficult task of selecting the winner were Ms. Patricia Begnaud, Ms. Sarah Prevot, and Mr. Glen Coates. Entertainment for the pageant was provided by the Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Mr. Lloyd Bosch. Soloists were Gabby Louviere, Jolie Mosby, Candy Davis, and Jamie Terrance, with Mrs. Smith on the piano. Flag Corps members Gina Digerolamo, Shelly Talen, Hayley McConnell, and Maureen McMahon also helped with the entertainment. Sponsors of the pageant were Mrs. Faye Brydels and Mrs. Mary Ward with cooperation from Mrs. Faye Hutchinson, Ms. Virginia Hill, and Mr. Russell Roper. Pam Crawford 1st Runner Up Natalie Mills 2nd Runner Up Christy Phillips 3rd Runner Up Jennifer Thomas 4th Runner Up 22 SEMI-FINALISTS Jenmler Dodge Mistie McQuartir Julie Serpas Kim Templet Mistie Boone Heather Turney Susan Edwards Amber Gibbs Stacy Gascon Tina Bonfiglio Stacie Arseneaux Rosemary Stockwell 24 Jennifer Jones Cmdi little Michelle Salvato Amy longmire Lisa Helms Yvette Washington Desiree Hidalgo Andrea Funk Kathy Guillot Ashley Spano Susan Mullins Sara Choate Holly Russell Rebecca Magee Ann Waldrop Amy Austin 25 Shamka Brashier Tara Williams Jan Dockens Darlene Phillips Deara Daily Betsy Johannesson Tesha McElwee Michelle Champagne 26 Dale Almond Kelly Juneau Jamie Terrance sings “Ole Man River . PUTTIN’ ON THE HITS Candy Davis, Randy Oils Gilligans Crew lisa Dyer. John Simoneaux Kelly Landry. Scott Seal Roger Burney Guitarzan Puttin’ On The Hits was sponsored by Show Choir. It was a contest between students trying to lip-synk their favorite songs. Guest MC was Pat Shingleton from Channel 2. The judges were Jim Nasium from WFMF, Iceman from WXOK, and Mike Smith, student here at WHS. They judged the contestants on creativity, costumes, and lip-synking. There was a tie for first place between Candy Davis and Randy Otts, singing “You’re The One That I Want”, and John Simoneaux. Lisa Dyer, and Jim Walsh, singing Your Emotional Rescue. These winners split a $75 prize. VETERANS’ DAY PROGRAM Veterans’ Day was commemorated on November 11, 1986, and was sponsored by SGA. Veterans honored were Mr. Paul Loup, Mr. Ellis Gauthier, Mr. Jim Talbot, Coach James McCall, Dr. Raymond Arve-son, Col. Robert Cook, Sgt. Maj. Roy Vick, Sgt. Maj. Little, two World War I veterans from Heritage Manor Nursing Home, and parents of seniors who served in the armed forces. Honored guests were pinned with red carnations. The ROTC turned out in force to honor these veterans. 28 HONOR ROLL PROGRAM A program was held to honor those students who made either all A’s or all A's and B's for the fall semester of 1986-87. Congratulations to those 98 students who achieved these high standards. The ROTC Color Guard began the program. Entertainment was provided by Candy Davis. Guest speaker was Mr. John Roberts who encouraged all students to set high personal standards and to reach out a helping hand to fellow human beings. 29 ADOPTIONS Woodlawn High School has been adopted two times during this 86-87 school year and one time in the past. We were first adopted by Louisiana National Bank. That was four years ago. Since then, they have purchased honor pins, honor jackets for students who make all A’s, and chevrons for two year straight A students. This year’s adopters are Lutheran Church of Our Saviour and the International Technical Institute. The Lutheran Church is offering us tutoring in math courses on Tuesday and Thursday nights at the church. We were adopted on December 2, 1986 by the Lutheran Church. Since then, students have been regularly attending the tutoring classes and pulling up their grades. The third to adopt us was the International Technical Institute. They adopted us on February 12,1987. The Institute plans to hold a financial seminar for college education for the seniors and their parents. They also plan to provide scholarships for deserving seniors. Woodlawn, in turn, was an adopter. We adopted Heritage Manor Nursing Home. Communication has been established between this school and the nursing home so that both the young people and the older ones can share experiences. 30 STUDENTS ENTER THE ADVENTURE OF CARING WOODLAWN HELPS IN FEEDING THE NEEDY The week before Thanksgiving vacation, a food drive was held to help feed the hundreds of needy families in Baton Rouge. Even though we have had a hard year because of the decline in our economy, many Woodlawn students came to the aid by bringing enough food to fill two trucks. The classroom bringing in the most food received a special of donuts and orange juice provided by the Keywanettes. Eric White, a member of ROTC, helped in a special way by donating the turkey he won in the Turkey Shoot to a needy family. Students help till truckloads ol food collected for the needy. SWEETHEART COURT The Court this year was elected by popular vote by the student body. The court consisted of 10 couples that were presented and recognized at the Sweetheart Dance. This dance is sponsored by SGA and is usually Sadie Hawkins, that is, girls ask guys. The traditional slow dance was dedicated to the Sweetheart Court. Veromca Schilling. Mike Gall Faye Michel. Jay Thomas sa Moore. Jell Stevens Cmdi little. Chad Davis :ili Landry. John Simoneaux Natalie Mills. Mike Boudreaux TIME OUT FOR GINGER I After four weeks of rehearsing, the final production had finally come. The actors, as well as the backstage crew, were nervous as they heard the crowd's chatter growing louder. The people working on props added the final touches to the set and hurried backstage just in time for the curtain to go up. The nervousness only made the actors more energetic,which made Time Out for Ginger a great success. Ms. Hill produced another outstanding play. The cast consisted of Maureen McMahon, Rachel Wilcox, John Emeigh, Susan Mullins, Veronica Schilling, Jennifer Foster, Scott Moulard. Shawn Mulkey, Todd Waguespack, and Buddy Tidwell. The production crew consisted of Assistants to the Director- Michelle Grumbles and Kim Jeffries; Stage Manager- Holly Caplan; Props- Amy Odom, Christi Blum, Mary Blanton, Jerisse Lilly, Kim Hardison; Costumes- Heather Turney, Nikki Browning, Dawn Konow, Donna Dimattia; and Sound by Christy Kaiser. The intensity rose backstage as Ms. Hill began to scream, “The play goes on in two minutes! I 35 38 SENIOR CREDITS Life 3 C.O.E. 4-Secretary 4 KARA ADAMEK Key Club 2,3 Law Club 1.2 S.G.A. 1.2 Tri-Hi-Y Photography Club 3 Foreign Language Club 3 Drama Club 2 DIANNE ALLEN C.O.E. 4 TRACEY BARR C.O.E. 4 CHERYL BAYLES Young Life 1.2 F.C.A. 1.2 Keywanettes 1.2 Science Club 1 4-H 1 Booster 1 Beauty Pagent 2 Office Aid 3 D.H. Holmes Fashion Board 3 Softbball 1,2,3 Softball Letterman 2,3 6-AAA Honorable Mention 2 6-AAA 2nd Team 3 DECA 4 DECA Vice-President 4 JIMMY BLANCHARD Swimming Team 1 Swimming Team Letterman 1 Swimming Team M.U.P. 1 Beginning Choir 1 J.R.O.T.C. 1.2,3,4 J.R.O.T.C. Color Guard 2.3 Football Manager 2 Basketball Manager 2 Basketball 1 S.G.A. 4 Key Club 2 Young Life 2.3.4 Acepella Choir 2 TINA BONFIGLIO Boosters 1 F.H.A. 1.2.3.4 F.H.A. Vice-President 4 Science Club 2.3.4 C.O.E. 4 Choir 2.3 Beauty Pagent 4 Young Life 1.2,3 CYNTHIA BRASHIER Girls Volleyball 1 Girls Softball 1,4 Girls Basketball 4 Foreign Language Club 2 KAREN BROUSSARD Boosters 1 Debate 1 S.G.A. 2 C.O.E. 4 ROGER BURNEY Football 1,2,3 Golf 3 Track 2 Key Club 3.4 Show Choir 1,2.3.4 Acepella 1,2,3.4 J.R.O.T.C 4 SHELLY BURR J.A. 2 F.H.A. 1,2.3 Foreign Language Club 2,3,4 Foreign Language Club Sgt. at Arms Newspaper Yearbook 4 Honor Roll 4 CRISTI CANNON Beta Club 2,3.4 Beta Club President 4 Keywanettes 4 NANA CHRISTIANSEN Foreign Lanuage Club 1,2 F.B.L.A. 2,3 Honor Roll 2 S.G.A. 2,3,4 F.H.A. 3,4 F.H.A. President 4 President's Club 4 Show Choir 4 DEMCO Essay Contest 3 DC4M 4 DC4M Secretary 4 CC4M 4 SHEILA CONE F.B.L.A. 2 C.O.E. 4 KIM COURSEY Drama 1.2 F.H.A. 1 Young PAMELA CRAWFORD Marching Band 1 Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Solo Ensemble Festival 1,2,3.4 Marching Band Festival 1 Concert Festival 1,2,3,4 Entourage Show Choir 4 Tara Invatational Festival 4 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2 Young Life 1,2,3 Keywanettes 3,4 Yearbook Newspaper Staff 4 Beauty Pagent 1,2.3.4 Beauty Pagent Semi-Finals 2 Beauty Pagent First Runner-Up 4 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3 Cheerleader Secretary 3 State Fair Cheerleading Competiton Champions 2 Regional Cheerleading Competition Third Runners-Up 2 U.C.A. Cheerleading Champions 3 “Woody Panther Mascot 4 U.C.A. Mascot Champion 4 Most School Spirit 4 Wittiest 4 S.A.D.D. 4 Talent Show 4 JODIE DAIGLE Foreign Language Club 1 F.B.L.A. F.H.A. 1,2 Young Life 2 S.G.A. 2.3.4 C.O.E. 4 VICKI DIMATTIA Boosters 1 S.G.A. 2.3 F.H.A. 2.3 C.O.E. 4 JENNIFER DODGE S.G.A. 1.4 Keywanettes 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 Flag Corp 2 J.R.O.T.C. 2,3,4 Girls' State 3 Optimist Club 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Young Life 3.4 Beauty Pagent 3,4 SUSAN EDWARDS Keywanettes 1,2,3,4-Sophomore Representative, Junior Representative. Senior Representative Art Club 1 F.C.A. 1,2,3 S.G.A. 1.2.3.4-Reporter 3 Foreign Language Club 1,2,3 Beauty Pagent 4 Yearbook Staff 2,4 Newspaper Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Thespians 4 Young Life 1.2.3.4 Campaigners 2,3.4 Varsity Cheerleader 3 Tennis Team 1.2,3.4 Booster 1 Junior Class Committee Chairman 3 Senior Class Committee Chairman 4 TROY FONTENOT J.V. Basketball 1 J.V. Football 1.2 Art Club 1 LAURIE GATELEY Science Club 2.3 Secretary 3 C.O.E 4 President .4 Presidents Club 4 MIKE GALL Young Life 1.2,3.4 Key Club 2.3.4 Secretary 4 Debate 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Sweetheart Court 3 Football 1,2,3.4 40 SENIOR 2nd Team All-District Line Backer 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1.2 FM Society KEN GATI Footall 1,2,3,4 All- District 4 Varsity Letter 3.4 Debate 2,3,4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Beta Club 3.4 Treas- urer 4 Key Club 2,3.4 Vice President 4 N.H.S. 2.3.4 Reporter 4 Foreign Language Club 1.3 Boys State 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Thespians 2,3,4 Military Order of the World Wars Conference 4 Most Intelligent 4 BRIAN GRANGER Tennis Team 2,3,4 Tennis Letterman 2.3 Tennis Regionals Winner 3 Cross Country 4 Spring Track 4 Honor Roll 2 LYNN GRAYSON Law Club 1,2 Tn-Hi-Y 1.2 Art Club 1.2 Orchestra 1,2 Jazz Ensemble 1.2 Newspaper 1,2,3 Yearbook 2,3 C.O.E. 4 C.O.E. Vice-President 4 Top Teens of America 1.2.3.4 T.A.A.S. 1,2,3.4 Y-Teens 1.2 Studio Singing Keys Member 1,2,3.4 1986 Miss Jaberwock Contestant 4 Youth Fellowship 1,2,3.4 Youth Fellowship Secretary 3,4 Young Adult Choir Member 1.2.3.4 Vacation Bible School Bible School Pianist 2,3,4 Choir Pianist 2,3,4 Cultural Awareness 1,2 S.G.A 4 MICHELLE GRUMBLES Art Club 1,2 Volleyball 2.3 Thespians 3,4 Foreign Language Club 2 Science Club 1.2 C.O.E. 4 BONNIE GUIDRY Young Life 4 F.B.L.A. 1,4 Mu Alpha Theta Math Club 2.3 NIKE Club 2.3 Varsity Club 2 Freshmen Spirit Committee 1 Sophomore Spirit Committee 2 Keywanettes 4 Beta Club 4 Softball 1.2.3.4 Track 4 RUTH HAFELE Woodlawn Flag Corp 1.2,3.4 Flag Corp Assistant Captain 3 Flag Corp Co-Captain 4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 National Honor Society Secretary 3 National Honor Society President 4 Choir 1 Foreign Language Club 3 Young Life 1,2,3 F.C.A. 2,3 Presidents' Club 4 Tennis Team 2.3.4 Most Valuable Player 2-Captains Award 3 Optimist Club 4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 MIKE HALL Football 1,2,3,4 Most Improved Athlete Award 2 Track 1,2,3.4-Most Improved Athlete Award 2 Baseball 1.2 Basketball 2 F.C.A. 1,2,3 F.C.A. Secretary CREDITS 2.3 Art Club 1,2,3 Art Club Vice-President 1.2.3 Art Club National Semi-Finalist 2 5th Place in 4x100 meter in Texas State Outdoor Meet D.E.C.A. 4 D.E.C.A. Reporter 4 TIM HEATH Key Club 1,2,3.4 Science Club 1.2.3 4-H Club 1,2,3 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Young Life 1,2,3 J.R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4-Rifle Team Captain 3,4 Color Guard Captain 4 Leadership in the Community Ribbon 3 Leadership Developement Service Ribbon 1,2,3.4 Color Honor Guard Ribbon 1,2,3,4 Summer Camp Participation Ribbon 3 Parade Ribbon 3 Physical Fitness Ribbon 1 Rifle Team Ribbon 1,2,3.4 Best Drilled Company Ribbon 2 Recruiting Ribbon 1 Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon 1 Perfect Attendance Ribbonl.2 First Aid Personal Safety Ribbon 2 Confidence Cource Ribbon 3 Commendation Ribbon 3 Map Reading Ribbon 2 Personal Appearance Ribbon 4 Best Drilled Cadet Ribbon 3 Sons of the American Revolution Ribbon Medal 2 Veterans of Foreign Wars Ribbon Medal 3 Expert Qualification Small Bore Rifle Medal 1,2,3.4 Expert Qualification M-16 Rifle 3 Expert Qualification M-60 Machine Gun 3 Platoon Sargent, Sargent First Class 1 Company XO, 1st Lieutenant 2 Company Commander. Captain 3 Batallion Commander, Leuitenant Colonel 4 LISA HELMS J.V. Cheerleader 3 J.V. Cheerleader Captain 3 Varsity Cheerleader 2.4 Varsity Cheerleader Captain 4 S.G.A. 1.2.3.4 Keywanettes 2,3,4 Keywanettes Chaplin-Reporter 3 Keywanettes President 4 Optimist Club Nominee 4 Volleyball 1 Boosters 1 Beauty Pageant 1,3,4 F.C.A. 1.2.3 Young Life 1.2,3,4 Honor Roll 2 F.H.A. 2,3 Homecoming Court 1 Most Dependable 4 Junior Class President 3 Senior Class Vice-President 4 Art Club 1.4 Girls State 4 Class Favorite 3 Presidents' Club 4 S.A.D.D. 4 STEPHANIE HICKMAN C.O.E. 4 C.O.E. Treasurer 4 Junior Achievement 3 DESIREE HIDALGO Art Club 1,2,4 Young Life 4 Beauty Pagent 4 F.H.A. 1,2 BRANDI HUNT F.H.A. 2 S.G.A. 2.3 Boosters 1 Young Life 2,3 C.O.E. 4 MICHELLE HYMEL Softball 1 Boosters 1,2,3 SENIOR Boosters Co-Captain 2 Boosters Captain 3 Girls Honor Choir 1 Acapella 2,3,4 Entrourage 2,3 All Parish Choir 2.3 Superior Rating Solo and Ensemble 1 Outstanding Show Choir Member 2 Choir Service Award 3 Big Buddy Program (Music) 2,3 Fashion Show 2.3 Young Life 1 D.E.C.A. 4 J.R.O.T.C. 4 BETSY JOHANNESSEN Flag Corps 1.2,3.4 Flag Corps Co-Captain 4 Beauty Pageant 1,2.3.4 3rd Runner-Up 3 Talent Show 1,2,3 Fashion Show 2,3 Foreign Language Club 3 Choir 1,2,3.4 Girls’ Choir 1-Superior at Solo Ensemble Acapella 2.3.4-Secretary 3- Vice-President 4 Big Buddy 3 Scholarship to the National Academy of Arts 3 TROY JOHNSON Marching Band 1.2,3.4 Concert Band 1.2,3.4 Superior Rating at Solo Ensemble 1 ROTC 2,3.4 Assistant 3 Platoon 4 FCA 2,3 Key Club 3.4 JENNIFER JONES Boosters 1 Softball 2 J.V. Cheerleader 3-2nd Place Regional Competion 3 Sweetheart Court 3 Beauty Pageant 2,3,4 Varsity Cheerleader 4-lst Place State Fair Competition 4 Most Courteous 4 Beauty Pageant 4 Varsity Cheerleader 4 JV Cheerleader 2nd Place Regional 3 Varsity Cheerleader 1st Place State Fair 4 TRICIA JONES Boosters 1 Young Life 1.2.3.4 FHA 1,3,4 Secretary 4 Pantherettes 2.3.4 FBLA 2 SGA 2 Literary Rally District 3 Literary Rally State 3 SADD Vice-President 4 Youth Conference 4 Beauty Pageant 4 JASON KAHL ROTC 1.2,3.4 2nd Lt. 4 Leadership Development 1.2.3.4 Color Honor Award 3 Parade 2 Best Drilled Platoon 2 Perfect Attendance 2 First Aide and Personal Safety 3 Drill Team 4 Marching Band 1,2,3 Band Manager 4 Science Club 2,3 Chess Club 2.3 JOHN KOCHINS Marching Band 1.2,3.4 Symphonic Band 1,2 Jazz Band 2.4 All-Parish Band 2 Solo Ensamble Festival 2 Wind Ensamble 3 Music Award 2 GEORGE KOSTUCH Key Club 1 Science Club 2.3 Young Life 1,2,3,4 FCA 1.2.3,4 Art Club 1 Baseball 1.3.4 1st Team All-District Baseball 3 Panther Award-Baseball 3 CREDITS Varsity Football 1,2,3.4 1st Team All-District 4 BRIAN LESSARD Track 3,4 Cross Country 3.4 All District 3.4 All State 4 DEAN LESSARD Basketball 3.4 CAROLYN LOTT ROTC 1.2,3 FHA 1 Youm Life 1.2 DAVID MARKESE Basketball 1 Soccer 1 Chief Editor Yearbook 1 Orchestra 1 Track Team 2 Concert Band 2,3.4 Jazz Band 3.4 Marching Band 3.4 All Parish First Alternate 4 National Honor Society 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 WHS Bugles (Trumpet Trio) 4 Brass Ensemble 4 DESELYN MARSHALL Boosters 1 Beauty Pageant 1 SGA 1,4 FBLA 2 Vice-President 4 DE 3.4. President 4 President’s Club 4 Girl's Basketball Manager 1 MICHELLE MAYES Boosters 1 Keywanettes 1.2.3.4 Vice President 4 SGA 2.3.4 Thespians 4 Class Favorite 2.4 Beauty Pageant 1,3.4 Miss Congeniality 4 Outstanding Sophomore Young Life 1.2.3.4 FCA Campaigners 3.4 Presidents Club 4 Who’s Who 4 Homecoming Court 2.3.4 Pantherettes 2,3,4 Jr. Class Vice President Sr. Class President Yearbook Staff 3,4 Honor Roll 4 LAURA MCBRIDE Cheerleader 1 Pep Club 1 President 1 Keywanettes 2 FHA 2 Home Economics Award 2 ROTC 1,2,3.4 Young Life 2,3,4 SGA 2.3.4 Vice-President 4 SGA Service Award 3.4 Beauty Pageant 3.4 Sweetheart Court 3 Honor Roll 3 Biology Award 3 Foreign Language Club 4 Vice-President 4 Junior Class Treasurer 3 Cross Country Manager 3.4 HAYLEY McCONNELL Flag Corps 3.4 Beta Club 3.4 FHA 1 FLC 3.4 Girls Choir 1 Acapella 2,3,4 Section Leader 4 Solo-Ensemble Festival 1.2,3,4 All Parish Choir 3,4 Yearbook 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Secratary 3 President 4 Outstanding Member of the Year 3 Outstanding Club Leadership 3 Talent Show 4 I CARE Essay Winner 2 Stuart Hall Essay Merit Award 3 Presidents Club 4 Perfect Attendance 1 Mock Trial 1st Runners Up 3 Honary District Attorney Aoard 3 Good Citizenship Award 3 Fashion Show 3 Band Manager 1,2 SENIOR CREDITS TAMMY McGEORGE Boosters 1 Varsity Cheerleeder 2,3 Most Valuable Cheerleader 3 Student Government Association 2.3 Young Life 1,2,3.4 Beginner Choir 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Illusions Show Choir 4 Softball 3.4 Track 4 Future Business Leaders of America 4 MAUREEN McMAHON Foriegn Language Club 2.3,4 Secretary 3 President 4 Junior Achievement 2 Vice President of Marketing Award 2 Band Manager 2 FAYE MICHEL Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 Student Council Representative 1 Freshman Cheerleader 1 Honor Roll 1,3 Thespians 2.4 Foreign Language Club 2,3,4 Keywanettes 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Yearbook Newspaper Staff 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 Basketball Team 2 Softball Team 3,4 Prom Committee Chairman 3 Senior Class Secretary 4 Optimist Club 4 SAOD 4 Beauty Pageant 4 “Friendliest” 4 SHANNON MIZELL FBLA 4 Secretary 4 Art Club 2.3 ALI MOMENZADEH Football 1.2.3.4 Track Team 3.4 Young Life 2,3,4 SGA 4 SCOn MOULARD FBLA 1,2 Key Club 1.2 Science Club 1,2,3 SGA 4 Young Life 4 Thespians 1,2,3.4 Varsity Football 3,4 Second and First Team All-District 4 Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4 Third Team All-District 2 Second Team All-District 3 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3.4 Second Team All-District 2 First Team All-District 3 Most Athletic Beaty Pageant Escort 1,4 SUSAN MULLINS Choir 1 Boosters 1 SGA 1.2.3.4 President 4 Young Life 1,2,3,4 Campaigners 4 Skit Committee 4 Beauty Pageant 1.2,3,4 Homecoming Court 2,3,4 Prom Committee Chairman 3 Yearbook Newspaper Staff 3,4 Pantherettes 3.4 Class Favorite 1.3 Thespians 4 President’s Club 4 PETE NICOLOSI Football 1,2,3 Baseball 2 Track 1.4 ROTC 3.4 Young Life 1,2,3,4 Campaigners 3.4 TIM PATTERSON Jazz Band 2,3,4 Marching Band 1.2,3.4 Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Outstanding Band Member 1,2 All Parish Band 1,2 Superior Solo Ensemble 2 Band Captain 4 SGA 4 ROTC 1.2.3.4 LD ribbon 1.2.3.4 Best Drilled Squad 2 Recruiting 1 Perfect Attendance 2 Small Bore Rifle Qualification 1,2.3,4 Color Guard 4 LEIGH PATUREAU Keywanettes 3,4 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Mascot 2 Boosters ELENA PEREZ Booster 9 Swim Team 2 Varsity Letter JV Cheerleader 3 Keywanettes 3.4 Reporter-Chaplin SGA 1.2.3.4 Service Award 2,3 Pantherettes 4 Youn Life 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 2 Campaigners 2.3.4 Foreign Language Club 3 Jr. Class Committee Chairman SADD Secretary 4 COREY PHILLIPS Marching Band 2,3,4 Marching Band Festival 2,3 Excellent Rating 2.3 Jazz Band 2,3,4 Loyola Jazz Invitational 2.3.4 Excellent Rating 2,3.4 Choir 4 SUZANNE PTIZ Art Club 1.2 Optimist President 1 Vice President SGA 1.2 Hi-Y 2 Cheerleader 1,2 Drama 2 ALICIA PRITCHARD Key Club 2 Art 4 Thespians Tournament Coordinator COE Historian TRACY PUDLEWSKI Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 1.2,3,4 Treasurer 4 Cross Country 2,3 Most Valuable Player For Girls 3 Track 1,2 Optomist Club 4 Fashion Show 3 Participated in Century III Scholorship 4 District Rally 2,3 1st Place 2 2nd place 3 State Rally 2,3 1st Place 3 WILL ROBBINS Football 1.2,3.4 Key Club 2.3.4 President 4 Debate 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Vice-President 4 Thespians 2,3,4 Choir 1 Golf 3 ROTC 4 CARMEN ROLF Honor Roll 1,2 NHS 2,3,4 FLC 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Flags 3 Drum Major 4 Acapella Choir 4 All-Parish 2,3 All Star 3 LISA ROSHTO Young Life 2,3 Choir 1,2,3,4 BRETT RUSHING Band 1,2,3,4 Jazz Ensemble 3,4 VERONICA SCHILLING Boosters 1 Choir 1 SGA 1,2,4 Special Olympics Volunteer 2 Pantherettes 3,4 National Sports Fest 3 Autumn Fest 3 MDA Volunteer Honor Roll 3 National Who’s Who 4 Big Buddy Program 3 Thespians 4 Wittiest 4 Young SENIOR CREDITS Life 1,2,3,4 Campaigners 3,4 SCOn SEAL Football 1 Football Student Manager 2.4 Basketball Student Manager 2 Intramural Basketball 2,4 FM Society 1,2,3 Senior Class Representative 4 Science Club 2 Best Dressed 4 Most School Spirit 4 Wittiest 4 Health Coop 4 FCA 1,2 Young Life 1,2,3,4 Campaigners 3.4 JULIE SERPAS FHA 1 SGA 2,3 FLC 3 FBLA 4 Keywanettes 4 Young Life 2,3.4 Pantherettes 2,3,4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Superstar Drill Team Nominee 4 Outstanding Officers Award 4 Beauty Pageant 3,4 Variety Show 2,3.4 Fashion Show 3 Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 4 STEVEN SIMMONS Track 4 Football 1 Jazz Band 3 Marching Band 2 SHANNON TASSIN Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2 Hugh O’ Brian Youth Leadership Seminar 2 Student Council 1 Foreign Language Club 4 Science Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 Debate 4 Yearbook 3 Choir 3 Math Club 1,2 JAY THOMAS Young Life 1.2,3.4 Key Club 2,3,4 FCA 1.2 SGA 2 FM Society 3.4 Class Favorite 3,4 Football Manager 1,2,3,4 Valentine Court 3 JR Class Secretary 3 Campaigners 4 Basketball Manager 1,2 Track Team 3,4 Bleacher Creacher 3,4 MIKE TOUPS Varsity Basketball 2,3.4 Varsity Football 3.4 Varsity Baseball 2,3,4 Optimist Club 4 Who’s Who 4 Friendliest 4 Honor Roll 2.3 KERRI VICKNAIR COE 4 Flag Corp 1 Yearbook Newspaper Staff 3 LAILA VILLAVICENCIA Basketball 1 Softba 1 Art Club 1,3 Swim Team 1,3 Choir 1 Keywanettes 3 Booster 3 FBLA 3,4 Secretary 4 COE 4 KEITH WALKER Swim Team 3 Track 4 JV Basketball 3 Art Club 3,4 Science Club 3 ROBERT WARD Science Club 2 Jazz Ensemble 3.4 FBLA 3,4 Treasurer 4 CHANDRA WEATHERS Concert Band 1.2.3.4 Marching Band 1,2,3 ROTC 1 RACHEL WILCOX Boosters 1 FCA 1,2,3 Young Life 1,2,3,4 JV Cheerleader 3 Presidential Fitness Award 3 Thespians 3.4 President 4 Backstage Award 3 Tennis Team 2,3,4 Track 4 SGA 2,3,4 Reporter 4 President’s Club 4 Foreign Language Club 3.4 Campaigners 3,4 ROBERT WILLIAMS Football 1,2,3,4 Baseba 2.3.4 Key Club 4 Choir 3 Band 3 ROTC 3.4 JASON WILSON Baseball 1 Track 2.3.4 Cross Country 2,3,4 Key Club 2,3,4 NHS 3.4 STACIE WRIGHT Pantherettes 2,3,4 SGA 1.2.4 Keywanettes 4 Debate 3 Performed in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 4 Autumn Fest 3 Honor Roll 1 Service Award for SGA 1 Young Life 4 Campaigners 4 Kara Elizabeth Adamek Laura Mmyonne Adams + + Linda Dianne Allen Aaron Brock Avery + Tara Leigh Babin Tracey Diane Barr Michael Paul Barrilleaux Cheryl Adair Bayles Melissa Ann Bean Joseph lucien Belcourt Kristie Lynn Bellue Michael Robert Berry James Bryan Blanchard Richard Lee Bobrik Tma Mane Bonfiglio Carey Duane Boone Biarne Michael Borresen Daniel Brian Boudreaux Lon Boudreaux Cynthsa Lynn Brashier Monica Lynette Brickens Karen Lynn Broussard Kenneth Wayne Brown Loretta Louise Burnett Roger Vance Burney Lisa Michelle Burr Cristi Noetl Cannon +„ Natalie Marie Cat Holy MehssA pian David Darnp Cheffm Elizabeth Choate jie Christiansen Shelia Melissa Lynn Claudia Terral wsey Kimberly Ann fibursey Pamela Jane Crawford David Rene Da Jodie Elizabeth Daigle Dennis Harvey Davis Shannon D|oh Deculus Tracy Edward Deglandon Gisele Lavienda Derouen Vxki Lynn Dimattia Randall Glen Dockens Jennifer Lynn Dodge + Donald Todd Drummond Philip James Dunn Brian Fitzgerald Durnm Susan Ashley Edwards Sean Trevor Fleming Donovan Troy 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Gall Laura Ann Gannuch Laurie Claire Gateley Kenneth Gregory Gati+ + David Andrew Gaube Anna Gellrich Deidre Denise George Ted Duane Glass David Edward Godfrey Fred William Goodspeed Jacqueline Michelle Graham Brian David Granger Cassie Laverne Grant Lynnetta Patrice Grayson Jonathan Norman Group Michelle Elayne Grumbles lanette Guerin Bonnie Josette Guidry Scott Thomas Guillory Wendy Leigh Guinn Charles Douglas Gulley Monica Lea Guthrie it; ■ Ruth Helen Hafete + Boyd Michael Halbert Michael George Hall Lynn Mane Halvorsen Kevin Ray Hanks William Arthur Hardison Timothy Ray Heath Tracy Louise Helm-lisa Ann Helms Stephanie Hickman Charles Robert Hill Brandi Michelle Hunt Kyle Daniel Huxen Michelle Grace Hymel Michael Joseph Jasms Kimberly Dale Jet Elizabeth Le dTOnnessen Kevin Dj wJohnson TrMjfflward Johnson ndolph Frank Johnson II Dwight Warren Jones Jennifer Rebecca Jones Tncia June Jones Michael Alan Kinder Jennifer Diane Klmg Shawn Christopher Knox John George Kochins George Michael Kostuch Jonathan William Landry Molly Anne LeFeaux Chanc Eric LeJeaune Darren Troy LeJeur Brian Charles Dean Randall Steven PajtfleSard Jerisse,___ Linton s Ltrocchi y Lee Lodge lyn Sue Lott Ion Manning id JoiT3?H| arkese + iselyn LasheilewfrifeaJI £ig Stephen Martin ieorge Matens arrm ichelle Lee Laura Celeste McBride Thomas Joseph McBryan III Bryan Scotty McCauley Hayley Dawn McConnell Brant Kevin McCrory Michael Dewey McDaniel Shan Lynn McDowell Tammy Rene McGeorge Maureen McMahon+ Faye Ruth Michel Gerald Lee Miller Kevin Patrick Miller Lance Christopher Miller Jerrall Lee Mims. Jr. Robert E. Mire. Jr. Cheryl Lee Misenheimer Shannon Leigh Mizell Ah Reza Momenzadeh Michelle Lynn Morette Scott Ryan Moulard Hooshan Movafagh Susan Leigh Mullins David Eugene Newton Peter Joseph Nicolosi Holly Ann Oswood Elizabeth Noel Paschal Timothy James Patterson Leigh Renee Patureau Elena Mane Perez Corey Wayne Phillips Robert Carey Phillips Suzanne Cyrena Pitz Andrew Albert Popsack Richard Wendall Poston Alicia Lea Pritchard Mary Tracy Podlewski + + Virgil Alton Purser. Jr. Kimberly Darynee Ridenour Tina Marie Rider Roger Paul Ritchie Russell Andrew Ritchie William Shanler Robbins + Carmen Gayle Rolf + Lisa Kay Roshto Rita Renee Ross Brett Joseph Rushing Jeffrey Arthur Ryan flje Leigh Salvato BrelTsf ih achez Derek Webb Sar Joy Lynn Saumer+ + Jeffrey Steve Schafer Veronica Leigh Schilling Ingrid Schneider Tncia Lynn Schoenbrodt Erin Rene Schroeder Samuel Scott Seal-Julie Ann Serpas Tina Mane Shaelfer Steven Troy Simmons Christina Mane Smith Lisa Renee Smith William Joe Smith Ulysses Grant Smith. II Michael Edward Sutherland Rhonda Juretta Switzer Shannon Leigh Tassm Michelle Elizabeth IjAct James Allen Teri Shannon Jajcjjomas Charles Bew Tidwell. IV Don MglleI Toups Shane Treiglej ather Nicole Tur rMomca Lynn Ur Kern Lynn VicMfir' Burt Dougla plrine Laila Rughpnlavicencio Keith Qjjlndus Walker CmdrfKynne Ward Irt Alton Ward Valencia Patrice Washington Chandra Nicole Weathers Stacy Amber Weeks Jonathan Daniel Whalen Sarah Elizabeth Wharton Kerry Wayne Whitaker Rachel Lynn Wilcox Jeffrey Todd Williams Robert Cantrail Williams Stephanie Dawn Willis Jason Blaine Wilson + + Kevin Andrew Woolsey Kimberly Renee Woolsey Stacie Michelle Wright Tracy Eileen York Michael Ray Young IDENTIFICATION 1. SUSAN MULLINS 2. FAYE MICHEL 3. LAURA McBRIDE 4. RACHEL WILCOX 5. JIMMY BLANCHARD 6. HAYLEY McCONNELL 7. LISA HELMS 8. GEORGE KOSTUCH Seniors walk to their seats to Pomp and Circumstance . Seniors join the choir to sing Friends . The Seniors await the start of ceremomes. 48 Kara Adamek Diane Allen Brock Avery Tara Babin Mike Banlleaux Tracey Barr Cheryl Bayles Mike Berry Kristie Bellue R°ftef Birney Brian Boudreaux Cindy Brashier Monica Brickens Lon Burnett Shelly Burr Christi Cannon Holly Caplan David Cerami Darnell Cheffin Sara Choate Nina Christianson Sheila Cone Natalie Conova Melissa Cooper Claudia Cosey Kim Coursey Pam Crawtord Jeff Daigle Jody Daigle Dennis Davis Vicki Dimattia Randall Dockens 50 Shannon Deculus Tracy Deglandon Gisele Derovan Jennifer Dodge Jerry Dodge Todd Drummond Brian Durnm Susan Edwards Troy Fonfenot Paul Foret Laurie Gately Mike Gall Laura Gannuch Stacy Gascon Ken Gali Anna Gellrich Detdre George Chip Glass Michelle Grumbles lanetle Guerin Bonnie Guidry Scott Guillory Ashley Gulley Monica Guthrie Ruth Hafete Mike Hall Boyd Halbert Kevin Hanks Billy Hardison Tim Heath Tracy Helm Lisa Helms Stephanie Hickman 52 Charles Hill 8randi Hunt Romero P. Hunt Kyle Hudson Michelle Hymet Kim Jeff ies Trisha Jelly Betsy Johamvessen Randy Johnson Troy Johnson Dwight Jones Herman Jones Jennifer Jones Steve Simmons Tricia Jones Rex Lews iensse Lily Laura Hughes LiRocchi Carolyn Loti Lee Manning Oavid Markese Deselyn Marshall Craig Martin Darrin May Michelle Mayes Tom McBtyan Laura McBride Bryan McCauley Hayley McConnell Mike McDaniel Kevin Wilier Jerry Mims Cheryl Misenheimer Shannon Muell All Momenzadeh Michelle Morette Susan Mullins David Newman Pete Nicolosi Holly Oswood Noel Paschal Tim Patterson Leigh Patureau Elena Perez Corey Phillips Virgil Purser Tina Rider Russell Ritchie Will Robbins Carmen Rolf Lisa Roshto Brett Rushing lefl Ryan Michelle Salvato Derek Sanders joy Saunter Veronica Schilling Tricia Schoenbrodt Deborah Scopes Scott Seal Came Stamper Rhonda Switzer Shannon Tassm Michelle Taylor Jamie Terrance Kerri Vicknair Laita Villavicencio Keith Walker Cindy Ward Robert Ward Valencia Washington Chandra Weathers Kerry Whitacker Rachel w,lc0 Jett Williams 57 Robert Williams Jason Wilson Kevin Woolsey Kim Woolsey Mike Young Kevin Johnson Cristina Smith Stacey Wright Roger Ritchie Hail to our Woodlawn All hail to thee Fond ties of friendship Fill each memory. Proudly we wear thy Purple and White Fight for each victory With our strength and might. Whene'er we leave thee School of our youth We’ll never forget thee For thy guiding truth; For thou hast prepared us Each step of the way To live and to grow In this world today. In memory of Dennis Bonds, who was a Senior of 87. BOY S AND GIRLS' STATE Maureen McMahon. Jennifer Dodge. Lisa Helms. Will Robbins. Joy Saunier. Ken Gati OPTIMIST CLUB FINALISTS Tracy Pudlewski. Mike Toups. JasoniViison, Ken Gati. Jennifer Dodge. Lisa Helms. Faye Michel. Joy Saunier. Betsy Johannessen, Ruth Hafele SENIOR OFFICERS Vice President Lisa Helms. Treasurer Joy Saunter. President Michelle CLASS FAVORITES Michelle Mayes. Jay Thomas Mayes. Secretary Faye Michel MOST COURTEOUS Kevin Miller Jennifer Jones FRIENDLIEST Mike Toups Faye Michel BEST DRESSED Susan Edwards Scott Seal BEST LOOKING Ali Momenzadeh Heather Turney MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Pam Crawford Scott Seal WITTIEST Pam Crawford Scott Seal Veronica Schilling MOST COURTEOUS BEST DRESSEO FRJENOllST BEST LOOKWG wttiest MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joy Saunier Jason Wilson MOST INTELLIGENT Joy Saunier Ken Gati MOST TALENTED Betsy Johannessen Jamie Terrance MOST ATHLETIC Scott Moulard Kenny Brown Sara Choate MOST DEPENDABLE Jason Wilson Lisa Helms BIGGEST FLIRT Jennifer Dodge Mike Gall S u p E R L A T V E S w H 0 1 s w H 0 WILL ROBBINS After graduation. I may attend ISU and am considering pre-law as a maior. USA HEIMS I plan to go to LSU and maior in either child psychology or interior design. I would like to thank the faculty for their help. STEVE StMMONS I plan to major in Animal Science or Agriculture, but I am not sure which college I will attend MIKE GAIL I will attend either LSU or La. Tech and will major in business management. I hope to marry a beautiful woman and establish a major corporation. “WHAT DO TO DO AFTER Woodlawn’s Who’s Who is an honor bestowed by the Woodlawn faculty for outstanding qualities in leadership, scholastics, athletics, and the arts. Fourteen students are chosen at the beginning of the school term to be among Who’s Who at Woodlawn. JASON WILSON Id like to attend the Air Force Academy and maior in electrical engineering or participate in the bio medical engineering program at La. Tech MICHELLE MAYES I would like to attend Southwest Texas University, but I am undecided about my major MIKE TOUPS No comments available WY SAUNIER I plan to attend an out of state college and maior In pre-med or biology. KEN GATI After graduation. I plan to maior in biomedical engineering and then attend medical school. [RACY PUDtEWSKI I will attend LSU and maior in creative writing. I hope to become a professional writer. RUTH HAFEIE I will attend Southeastern La. University and major in accounting. I will continue to graduate school and get my CPA. These students are respected by the faculty and their peers and are expected to continue their education after graduation, as evidenced by their comments. They are also expected to preserve their leadership qualities by becoming tomorrow's leaders in the community. JENNIFER DODGE I plan to major in art in college and want to go into interior design. KENNY BROWN I plan to pursue a career in education or coaching. BETSY JOHANNESSEN I would like to maior m psychology. but my ultimate dream is to become a lop dancer in a ballet company. W H 0 1 S w H 0 MR. AND MISS WOODLAWN The faculty votes each year to select that one girl and one boy who exemplify the model student for Woodlawn High School. Each year the competition is fierce, and the decision is very difficult to make. This year, the faculty chose Ken Gati as that one boy and Lisa Helms as that one girl. Both exhibit leadership qualities and high personal standards. Both exhibit pride in and respect for themselves, their fellow students, the faculty and administration, and the spirit of Woodlawn High School. Ken Gati is a well-rounded student with academic as well as athletic achievements. He has played football all four of his years here.making All District his senior year, and has been on the honor roll all four years.too. He has been in National Honor Society and Beta Club. Ken has also been active in other clubs such as Debate. Thespians, Key Club, and Foreign Language Club, holding offices is many of these clubs. Lisa Helms is also a well-rounded student. She has served in promoting school spirit by being a Booster, a JV Cheerleader and a Varsity Cheerleader. Lisa has been a member of SGA. Keywanettes. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Young Life, FHA, and Art Club. She has served as Jr. Class President and Sr. Class Vice President. She was selected to Girls' State and was voted Junior Class Favorite. Lisa has also been on the Honor Roll and was selected to be on the Homecoming Court her freshman year. Adams, Laura Alexander. Laheshia Allen. Robby Anderson. Elizabeth Badmger. Leo Baldwin. Jon Barousse. Brad Beauchamp. Todd Beerbaum. Rachel Billen. Christine Binder. Jason Blanton. Mary Bogert. Jennifer Boone. Jason Boski. David Bosso. Susan Bourg. Shame Bourgeois. Sharon Bowen. Deanna Breecher. Marc 8rooks. Jessica Brooks. Stephanie Brown. Derrick Bush. Dawn Butcher. John Butler. Rose Casio. Sam Castille. Michelle Cegielski. Casey Champagne. Howard 66 The junior class was involved with many school activities this year. Some of the activities were the Hee Haw Hoedown Dance, Balloongrams, and a car wash. This money along with dues, will provide the juniors and seniors, with a great Prom to look forward to. The junior officers are: Laurie Yawn - President, John Simoneaux Vice President, Greg Summers -Secretary, Michelle Champagne - Treasurer. Head Committee people are: Ashley Spano Car Wash, Gina Digerolamo - Balloongrams. Champagne. Michelle Chewnmg. Jeanne Chnstophe. Charlene Chnstophe. Marlene Collins. Cadrema Cook. Robert Cooper. Darrell Cooper. Tricia Cosser. Rick Cotton. Pat Crochet. Gretchen Cutlip. Matthew Davis. Chad Day. Sandra Deleon. Edward Deleon III. Frank Didier. John Digerolamo. Gina Dimaio. Darren Dodd. Karen Dodge. David Dodge, Justin Doerr. Mike Dreyer. Sigm Duhon. Jason Dupey. Amy Durham. Jane Dyer. Lisa Ebelmg. Terrie Efferson. Nikki 67 Elnaggar. Sharif Emeigh. John Emmerf. Jimmy Jillotson. Gina Filch. Lalena Floyd. Ray Fontenot. Stacey Frew. Susie Gaspard. Billy Goff. William Graphia. Gregory Graves. Trent Gray. Lon Giuns. Alan Harrell. Oawn Hawkins, Angela Hayes. Chris Head. William Heath. Holly Henderson. Nora Hicks. Melissa Hirschey. Thomas Hoffmann. Stacey Hubbard. David Hudson. Dawn Irwin. John Jackson. Sean Jackson. Tylee James. Tyrone Jarreau. Bonny 68 This year, the class favorites for the junior class and Laurie Yawn and John Simoneaux. Besides being class favorites, they are also President and Vice-President of their class. One of the reasons both John and Laurie are well liked, is because the both have a lot of school spirit. Their involvement with the junior class’ activities has made them a terrific team. Xarreau. Richard Wtey. Tom Johnese. Charlie Johnson. Clan Johnson. Joey Johnson. Sheneka Johnson. Vern Johnson. Vicki Jones. Jackie Jones. Kevin Jones. Steve Kaiser. Christy Karg. Rudy Keen. Paul Kern, lance Kimmel. Chris Kincaid. Angie King. Jamie King. Kristy Klmg. Jennifer Knight. David Ko:ak. Ashley laCasse. Lauren lafon. Daniel lam. Denny Landry. Kelli langlois. Frances Laquerre. Chris Lawrence. Henry Lawson. Marlene 69 Lee. Jennifer lee. Mi Lemenager. Jill levert. Kristen Little. Cindi Longmire. Kelly Louviere, Gabby Lynam. Sean Malehorn. Alyssa Manner. Craig Maxwell. Staci Mayfield. Johanna McCormick. Micheal McCrory. Angela McOuff. Shannon McEachern. James McDaniel. Robert McGill. Janna McMahon. Ivan Mercante. Frank Montgomery. Mark Moore, Chad Moore. Lisa Moore. Parke Morgan. Carmen Mosby. Jolie Mouhot. Jennifer Nelson. Gwendolyn Nevils. Todd Odom. Michelle 1986-87 is a very special school year for the class of ’88. This year the juniors are finally upperclassmen. Most of the year has been dedicated to the planning of prom and the anticipation of being invited to this special event. Receiving the class rings was another exciting event the juniors also looked forward to. Overall, the year has been the most unique, as juniors pulled together to show roles of leadership in clubs, athletics, and the organization of many events. 70 Life’s most embarrassing moments were shared by these juniors. Stacey Schneider slipped on strawberry jello in the cafeteria. Someone also stole her shoe at lunch one day. She found it hanging from the door facing in A Hall for all the world to see. Lisa Moore threw up in Rachel Beerbaum’s car. YUK! Kristy King just couldn’t stay away from Kevin Hanks, who was visiting with Brian Granger (along with three other girls!) Despite their repeated requests for Kristy to leave and to stay away, she returned FIVE times. Finally Brian had to tell her to leave and to never come back. Don Prier freaked out over a fire alarm, running out of the building and yelling Fire! Fire!” It was only a drill. It was a hit and run when Deeanna Bowen killed a stop sign by KMart with her car. She did manage to miss the other car though. Thank you, juniors, for sharing those moments with us. O'Neal. Scott Otts. Randy Paige. Cosette Pate. Stacey Peck. Diana Perot. Mark Perry. Stephen Phillips. Christy Pino. Jimmy Pippin, lee Plauche. Bubba Polozota. Debby Pritchard. Keith Qumn. Jason Ramey. Brian Rawls. Darrin Rice. Andrea Richard. Robin Richard. Tamra Richardson. Tracy Ridenour. Caryl Rilley. Stephanie Roache. Samantha Robbins. Lauren Robbins. Rob Roussel. Holly Rybolt. Chip Salvato. Rhonda Samson. Barry Saumer. lee 71 SchneKler. Erika Schneider. Stacey Schumm. Jamie Scoggins. John Scott. Lance Seeley. Sherry Selman. Darla Simoneaux. John Smith. Stacey Smith. Tracy Spano. Ashley Spruell. Mandy Steele. Scott Stelly. Herman Stephen. Robert Stevens. Daryl Stevens. Jett Stogner. Sandra Stokes. Beverly Stokes. Susan Strickland. Shana Strohl. Mable Suire. Jeanme Sullivan. Kathy Summers. Corey Summers. Greg Swam. Dennis Taggard. Came Talen. Shelly Thibodeaux. Amahe Thomas. Lmette Thrash. Brent Toney. Tanya Toups. Paul Townsend. Lyle Trisler. Riley Truly. Mike Tubre. Shane Turcotte. Chad Vaughn. Ricky Vignes. J.C. Valentine. Monica 72 Amssa Wade Deon Walker Jennifer Walker Jim Walsh Rodney Washington Jim West Leila West Arlene Williams Jeff Williams Larry Williams Terra Williams Tina Williams Jon Wilson Marc Wilson Terri Wilson Sophia Wilson Margueritte Woodruff Laurie Yawn Jeff Young Melissa Zachary Joaquin Crcspi HOBY LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE An Adventure In Itself Veteran actor Hugh O’Brian is shown here with the young ambassadors from Louisiana who were chosen to attend this year's HOBY (Hugh O’Brian Youth) Foundation Leadership Seminar (August 1-9) in Indianapolis, Indiana. They joined 200 other outstanding teenagers from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and several foreign countries. From the left, the ambassadors are Kelly R. Longmire and William T. Mackey of Baton Rouge, Sanna A. Randolph of Alexandria, and Simeon C. Smith IV of Leesville. The students are first screened by faculty members and invited to write essays on their leadership abilities. Semi-finalists are selected to attend a banquet and read their essays. A panel of judges then select the finalists who attend the national conference. 74 Abadie.Patnck Achord. Bradley Adams. Kyla Adcock. Ruth Allen. Lea Anne Amador. John Anselmo. Amber Archie, liron Armond. John Arthurs. David Austin. Amy Bailey. Deena Baimbndge. Charles Bauman. Melinda Bell. Heath Bercegeay. Laurie Beyer. Darren Bilello. Micheal Bloedel. Christopher Blum. Christine Bracken. Sondra Bradley. Jetlrey Brashier. Deanna Brashier. Shanaka Brockman. Lisa Browning, Andre Bullman. Bruce Buras. Arhem Bush. Kyle Cage. Stewart 76 This year’s sophomore class favorites are Candy Davis and Steve Owens. This is Candy’s and Steve’s second year to be chosen class favorites. Candy is involved in many activities at Woodlawn such as Show Choir, Varsity cheerleading, Keywanettes, and has recently been selected Key Club Sweetheart for the second year. Steve enjoys regularly attending athletic events, Young Life, and is an active member of Key Club. Congratulations to both for being selected by their peers to receive this honor. Campbell. 8rian Campbell. Devan Carmouche. Ricardo Carr. Caryla Caruso. Rachel Casey. Michelle Cefalu. Jolynn Cermch. Benjiamm Chambers. Julian Cherry. Thomas Chidester. Cynthia Chequelm. Allen Christensen. Jesse Clay. Christine Coleman. Ruby Conques. Andrew Cook. Jennifer Cone. Tricia Crabtree. Jason Cram. Troy Davis. Allison Davis. Candy Davis. Darren Davis. Tiffany Decanter. Brent Decanter. Brian Decker. Emelie Demattia. Donna Ooremus. Blaine Drake. Rushawn 77 Duggan, Joey Dupree. Shane Edmonson. Becky Elrod. Brian Emiliam. Bryant Enrique?. Theresa Ferris. Lome Fontenot. Steve Fontenot. Steven Foster. Jennifer Gasaway. Bndgette Golden. Brett Graham. Mindy Griflith. James Griffith. Rhett Guillory.Tittany Guuardo. Mark Hall. Diane Hardison. Kimberly Hardy. Joshoa Herbert. Catherine Heughan. Sheryl Huckman. Sean Hill. James Hill. Micheal Holiday. Gina Hollier. Heather Hood. Erin Hopmann. Laura Horner. Donald Have you ever realized just how awkward your first date was? Well, since most of us sophomores are just now really starting to date, we decided to ask just HOW it went. Draw your own conclusions about this one! MARK GUZZARDO told us this story. Well, we had gone to see a movie and she drove. I wasn't old enough yet. Anyway, I won’t mention what I ate for supper that night, but it sure did upset my stomach. Well, while we were going to the movie, my stomach was twisting and turning and I knew what was going on. All of a sudden, it happened. I couldn't hold it in, and it was; doozy! I turned red as a beet and all she would do was laugh.” CATHY HEBERT told us that right in the middle of what was a grea good night kiss, her mom walked in. CRAIG SIMMONS said, “On my -date, we went to a real nice restaurant to eat. After we were finished realized I had forgotten my wallet. Luckily, she had money and didn t mind paying for the meal.” DARLENE PHILLIPS shared this one with us When I was getting out of the car, my shirt got stuck in the door. Well, needless to say, when I shut the door, I was hooked to it and couldn’t move away. 78 For some people, the first kiss is something they will never forget. But for others, it is something they may never want to remember. We asked sophomores to share with us the secrets of their first kiss. We learned from Cathy Hebert this: It wasn’t the best thing but I guess it has a lot to do with who you kiss. Mark Guzzardo told us, It was in a storage shed at a party in the seventh grade. The girl had braces and almost gnawed my lips off!” Maia Thibodeaux said, He was a REAL Woodlawner. He had just taken off his alligator skin boots, and it was then that I realized what was happening. He removed his cowboy hat and bent down to kiss me, and you’ll never guess what happened! Just as our lips met, a lipful of Skoal fell into my mouth. It was great!!’’ Darlene Phillips said, “It was a gross sensation at first, but it got better.” Chad Kelly said, The first kiss I recollect came a few years back in Alabama. I felt pretty stupid when I drew her near to my lips. But as we made contact, I was a lot more comfortable. That night I sat up and worried if I had done everything right. Apparently I did because no one made fun of me at school the next day. Now that I’ve gotten older, I feel relaxed when I’m with a girl. Hurts. Tuquencia Hu� en. Kent Jasmski. Lara Johnson. Ami Johnston. Greg Jones. Matt Karns. Johe Kelley. Chad Kern. Beau Krigore. Nicole Krikpatnck. Kelli Kimbrough. Dana Kinder. Meredith Knight. Orlando Konopka. John Laborde. Titlam lamabe. Jennifer Lambert. Cherie Langhart. Michael Langlois. Jeffry Lawrence. Barbara Lawrence. Melissa Lazarus. Martha Ledford. Scott Lehr. Andrew Lemome. Jason Lessard. Robin Lombardo. Danny Louviere. Andre Lowery. Shannon 79 Maddox. Joseph Mancuso. Joseph Marchiafava. Sean Martin. Haley Massarek. David Maynard. B.J. McClanahan. James McCrame. Julius McCulloch. Jason McDowell. Kirk McDowell. Tonya McElwee. Tesha McMahon. Rufus Mehta. Mark Mercer. Eric Michel. Jarrod Miles. Lisa Miller. David Mills. Natalie Milton. Patrino Moorehead. Glenms Morgan. Brent Mowrey. Nancy Mulkey. Shawn Munson. Kent Ngo. Thad Nicholson. James Norton. Jeffrey Oby. Frank Oby.Jerome Odom. Amy Odom. Andrea Owens. Steve Parker. Christine Patt. June Perot. Michele Peyregne. Amy Phillips. Darlene Phillips. Jason Phillips. Kelly Prescott. Aaron Pner. Donald 80 Ray. Cnsty RebakJo. Kevin Roderick. Sara Roland. Jason Roloff. Julie Roshto. Michelle Ross. Oneal Rush. David Sanders. Dena Shaeller. Rhonda Shattuck. Jenny Simmons. Craig Smgh. Jay Smith. Chad Smilh. Christopher Smith. Dynechia Smith. Gregory Smith. Matthew Smith. Micheal Smith. Stacey Smith. Shawn Smith. Steven Smith. Shawn Stevens. Jason Stockwell. Rose Mary Stokes. DerakJ Stokes. Thomas Stone. David Strickland. Kelley Stubbs. Lara Sweeney. Bryant Talbot. James Terry. Darren Thibodeaux. Maia Thomas. Jennifer Thornes. Erin Truly. Tricia Tubbs. Joseph Tubre. Shawn Tyler. Tommi Vanveckhoven. Alan Veillon. Anna 81 Mike Boudreaux, comb your hair! 82 Good friends Rufus McMahon and Rodney Young stop between classes to pose for their picture. Rodney (shown left) can’t resist making a face at the photographer (Mrs. Juneau). 83 STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND Sharing the Adventure with a Foreign Exchange Student Joaquin Crespi, better known as Jim, is our only foreign exchange student this year. Jim hails from Palura de Mallorca, Spain. He responded to an article in the newspaper about becoming a foreign exchange student to America, applied, and was accepted. And here he is, spending his senior year with us. We talked with Jim to find out about life in Mallorca and his views of living in America. Jim came here two years ago to vacation at Disney World in Florida with his parents and two younger brothers. Jim has been able to travel to Texas and Oklahoma while here this time. He would like to see California either before he leaves for home or perhaps on a return trip to America. Back home in Mallorca, Jim enjoys playing tennis, golf and going out with his friends. When he returns home, he plans to get his required Army term out of the way. All young men, at age 18, are required to serve eighteen months in the Army, unless they can prove a handicap. Jim would like to go to college after his Army term is up and will major in psychology. He says life styles are different here. For instance, here we eat in a hurry, just to keep ourselves going. But in Spain, meals are a family time, lasting about an hour each, with several full courses served. The entire family sits down together and talks during the meal. Jim says children have more freedom in Spain than they do here. Parents seem to worry too much about their children. Perhaps parents have more to worry about! Fourteen year olds in Spain may purchase liquor. Many young people do drink, but drink moderately. Jim says that young people rarely ever get drunk. Also few teenagers use drugs. Drugs are illegal m Spam, and drug abuse occurs predominantly among adults, if at all. People must be eighteen to get a driver’s license in Spain, so no teenagers have cars since they can’t drive anyway. Jim says that school is really more difficult in Spain. The hours are from 8:45 a.m. until 6:00 p. m. with a two hour lunch break. (Remember those family meals!) Although students are only required to attend school until age fourteen, everyone is encouraged to stay in school and graduate. By the time they are sophomores, students must decide what field they will major in in high school. They may choose from literature and philosophy, economics or science, math and physics. High schools are structured like college, and students take a concentration of subjects in their chosen field. Students may opt to attend a trade school rather than a regular college prep high school program. Schools teaching the trades of electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc. are available. Since school lasts so long, no students are able to hold down afternoon jobs. Even if a student quit school, there would be few oportunities for working, since industry tends to hire only adults. Jim says that he thinks Americans are friendly. But he admits that he misses his home country and family and friends. He will be happy to return to Spain at the end of his ten months here. Jim says this adventure has been a good experience for him. and he will encourage his younger brothers to become foreign exchange students, too. 84 Acosta. Kalyca Acosta. Rachel Arcediana. Joey Arseneaux. Stacie Auguster. Adrian Badmger. Brian Barnes. Marshall Beauchamp. Arneisea Bell. Terri Belton. John Berry. Angela Bertmot. Karen Bingham. Christopher Boone. Mistie Bond. Kim Boutte. Kirklan Brasuell. Allison Bridges. Nicole Brignac. James Btuok . Mark Brown. Stephanie Brown. Stephen Bush. Shawn Caldwell. Crystal Cannon. Kathryn Cantu . David Carlile. Camille Carlile. Clarice Carter. Craig Chadwick. Michelle 86 Amy Longmire and Scott Graham were elected class favorites by the freshmen of 1986-87. Amy Longmire is a freshman active in many activities such as Boosters, Keywanettes, and S.G.A. She was on the Homecoming court and participated in the beauty pageant this year. She enjoys going to Young Life and meeting new people. Scott Graham is a member of Key Club, Band, and Entourage Show Choir. Scott likes Woodlawn because the people seem to care about each other. Chellin. Barren Christman. Linda Coburn. Andrew Courtney. Romona Cowart. Brandon Deculus. Jason Demarco. Kevin Depascal. Lori Deprato. Stelany Dense. Tara Dockens. Jan Drummand. Ashley Dupuy. Jr. Thomas Dunn. Jason Easley. Angel Elsworth. Kim Emmert. John Everhart. Ted Faulk. Joey Freet. Christian Fruge. Angela Funk. Andrea Garland. Stephan Gibbs. Amber Glynn. Reginald Godfrey. Melvin Graham. Scott Guillory. Joseph Guillot. Katherine 87 Guinn. Julie Guitreau. Theresa Hadley. Charles Hagerman. Gregory Halbert. Benjy Hall. Brett Hamilton. Brandon Handy. Shelitta Harris. Donovan Harvey. Tisha Helm. Chris Henderson. Christine Hertzog. Oliver Hildner. Stacy Hilgendorf. Jennifer Hodges. Kenneth Hollins. Jarrett Holt. Bobbby Hoover. Lana Humphries. Davm Hunt. Roger Hunter. Tim Jackson, Scott Jacobsen. Stacy James. Richard Jeans. Linda Johnson. Ericka Johnson. Laurie Johnson. Ross Jones. Amanda What one thing would you change about Woodlawn if you could change anything? When the ninth grade was polled on this question, a majority of the answers replied were “I would change the way it looks or it needs a lot of body work.” Misty Boone feels that there can never be too many tardies. She is agreed with by many others. If people weren’t begging for more tardies or complaining about the way the school looks, i they were desperately wanting a longer lunch period. There was one very unique answer given by Jody Plauch'e, who said, “I would change it being a school.” 88 Your first day of high school as a freshmen is truly an adventure. There are so many new things that you have to get used to and a few you have to be scared of. For example, the freshmen boys have the big worry of whether they will be trashed or not, and they have to decide whether they are going to be in athletics. They also have to watch their actions so they’re not called immature by the upperclassmen. The girls have their share of scares too. Fitting in may sometimes be harder for girls than boys. Girls have to worry about the way their hair looks, if they have too much make-up on, or if the clothes they are wearing are in style. But the one thing that will always be there for both girls and boys throughout high school is the many heartbreaks they will endure. tones. Maureen tordan. King Joseph. Kimberly Kaiser. Brent Karaiulles. Ma'isa Laborde. Jennifer Lafon. Drane Lawrence. Tiffany Lawson, to Ann Ledford. Jeremy Lefeaux. Amy Leighty. Nichole Lemdecker. Randy Leieune. Michelle Lessard. Keith Linthicum. Dusty Longmire. Amy Luter. Heather Maggard. Lisa Marshall. Detrick Massey. Kelly Jo Mayeux. Incia McBryan, Heather McCoy. David McCulluch. Dede McDaniel. Dedrua McFadden. John McWhirter. Misty Mims. Bryan Moore. Kelli 89 Mosley. Carrie Nault, Mike Newton. Michelle Nickels. Oanny Norman Jr.. Willie O'Halloran, Lome Owens. Linda Palmintier. Jamey Parker. Jason Patt. Amy Patton. Amy Pickens. Bryan Pinkney. Micah Plauche. Joseph Pomares. Johnny Randall. Reynolds Reynolds. Chad Robinson Jr.. Willie Rockforte Jr.. Ronnie Rosendale. Roger Rountree. Jennifer Rushing. Lisa Scavona. Tammy Schmidt. April Schmidt. Shane Selman Jr.. Larry Shaheen. Mary Sharp. Mike Simmons. Michael Simmons. Patricia Siriane. Danielle Smith. Christopher Spelymg. Adrienne Stevens. Leslie Sullivan. James Summers. Mark Tarver. Jason Taylor. Amber Templet. Kim Thomas. Jeff Thompson Jr.. Jimmie Tillotson. Tasoni 90 Toler. Gerald Tullier. Jennifer Varela. Veronica Vignes. J.C. Vincik. Cheryl Voorhies. Fawn Wade. Tern Waite Jr.. William Walker. Corey Ward. Albert Ward. Steven Washington. Evette Welch. Mike Welch. Chris West. Kenneth Whaler. Amy White. Amy Williams. Anthony Williams. Blane Williams. Jeffery Williams. Leonard Wilson. Tncia Wines. Ouane Wood. Jason Wright. Dimetra Wright, Elizabeth Wright. Marcus Wynn Jr.. Charles Yawn, Mike Young. David Ziilen. Angela 91 92 Mike Berry and Buddy Tidwell make this freshman's worst nightmare become reality! YOU KNOW YOU’VE BEEN DOGGED WHEN . . . . You are a guy and You ask a girl out and she refuses, saying she has to walk her dog. You get caught eating lunch with your girlfriend’s best friend. You go to a job interview and you can't remember your name. You have some new clothes on and everyone asks you if Stevie Wonder dressed you. You don’t shave in a month in an attempt to grow a beard, and everyone tells you that your face is dirty. You wax your car and the paint comes off. You try to impress a girl by doing a burnout in your truck and you crash into a tree. You take a girl out to an expensive restaurant and when the check comes, you don’t have enough money to cover it. You shoot your best basket of the basketball season in the wrong basket. You think you’ve fixed your car and then it won’t even start. You are a girl and — Your mom calls your boyfriend by the wrong name (like your exboyfriends). You take home every book in your locker — except the one you need. Your best friend waits until 2:20 to tell you that your skirt is completely see-through. You ask your beautician to trim your hair, and she trims” off six inches. You find out that the guy you were going to ask to Sadie Hawkins already has a date. You can’t buy a bathing suit because you need a size 11 bottom and size 3 top. You go to Prom and see yourself 100 times. You are taking a test and the entire room is silent and you get the hiccups. You are trying to diet and your dad gives you a ten-pound box of chocolates. 93 WHOSE FAULT IS THIS? Condemned but renovated! This year the auditorium received a facelift to repair several bald spots where bricks had parted company from the walls. Apparently a geological fault, known as the Denham Springs fault, runs under the school. The fault begins in Denham Springs and continues to the LSU area. The school is very much affected by this fault. The shifting of the fault causes the ceilings and walls to crack and during rainstorms the rooms leak. In the 1950’s Wood-lawn had a swimming pool where the band parking lot is presently located. The sifting fault caused damage to the pool, and eventually it had to be closed and filled with dirt. A fault is a fracture in rocks of the Earth’s crust where compressional or tensional forces cause the rocks on opposite sides of the fracture to be displaced relative to each other and causes them to shear. Distribution of faults is uneven; some large areas have almost none, others are cut by innumerable faults of varying size. The movements along a fault may extend thousands of feet vertically and tens of miles horizontally. The Denham Springs fault moves approximately one centimeter per year. Once every six months an engineering firm comes out and examines the fault. They use a brass dike located by the choir room to determine the exact movements of the fault. The fault continues to wreak havoc with the foundations of the buildings here on campus and elsewhere. How much longer do we have before the entire area falls off the face of the world just like California! Construction workers repair damages to the auditorium from the shifting fault KINDS OF FAULTS NORMAL FAULT Up'hrown block Downlhrowc block THRUST FAULT Diagram taken from Encyclopedia Americana PAUL LOUP III KING OF THE JUNGLE As we close out a new school year ,1 would like to first of all compliment the yearbook staff for doing another excellent job in this year’s annual; secondly compliment the young men and women who are Woodlawn High School students. These young people in my opinion are some of the finest in . our country. It’s a pleasure for me to come to work each day knowing that I i will be working with these enthusiastic young people. I know that this yearbook will become more valuable to each of you in the years to come, as you pursue your careers and settle into your adult lives. I wish only the best for each of you and hope you will be happy with the rest of your lives. 1 MRS. WILLIE JOHNSON, API Being the Assistant Principal for Instruction at Woodlawn High School is both fufilling and rewarding, because I take great pride in our school, student body and facul ty. In recent months, we have broadened our perspectives by reaching out to others in the community and in return, others have reciprocated. For example, our recent adoption of Heritage Manor Nursing Home has been a positive experience not only for the residents of the home, but also for our students and teachers. We have found ways to bridge the generation gap by learning from each other. In addition, we were recently adopted by the Lutheran Church of our Saviour, and as part of our adoption activities, The Woodlawn Off Campus Learning Center” was opened. Our learning center is off to an excellent start, with the potential for further expansion in the future to include areas other than mathematics. I have reason to feel proud of Woodlawn, because of the many positive and creative pursuits. We continually upgrade and reevaluate our curriculum, discarding methods and ideas that do not work, and maintaining those that are relevant and meet the needs of our students. In the future, as always, we will continue to strive for excellence and positive productivity from our administration, faculty and student body. MR. ELLIS GAUTHIER, APD The longer I stay at Woodlawn the more amazed I am at our student body. Regardless of what is said of our young generation, I find them to improve more and more each year. So many of our young people are taking advantage of the many opportunities that are available to them. When I encounter them years after high school I find how successful they have become. This makes me so proud of Woodlawn students and the small part I may have played in their success. fc Ken Almond Regina Almond Belle Bailey Paul Bailey Linda Bosch Lloyd Bosch Julie Davis Faye Brydels Col. 8ob Cook FACULTY MY GREATEST MRS. PATSY ALIGOOD My greatest adventure occured when my husband and I planned a leisurely rubber raft trip down Blood River to Sause' i Bluff. We found ourselves figuring out how to get over dams made of trash. Dragging a raft across such debris is far from leisurely ! MRS. REGINA ALMOND It is really quite an adventure to sponser the Senior Class at W.H.S. I never can predict what one group of seniors will do. seniors are always full of suprises ! MRS. BELLE BAILEY My greatest adventure was meeting Frank Zappa at a concert. He asked me for a ride afterwards but I turned him down bee I already had a date. MR. LLOYD BOSCH As a member of a music fraternity at Southeastern University, several of us were attending a convention held at Northweste' We decided to rent a small single engine plane since one of us was a pilot. On the way back home about 15 minutes from Hammond the plane s engine killed. For most of us this was the first airplane flight we had ever been on and we thought the pilot was playing a prank on us. He then to not to panic; that this had happened before. We helped him find a fieldthat looked level for us to land on. As we were about to land, we realized the field was actually full of ridges. We had a very bumpy landing. The pilot turned to see if everyone was alright. At that moment I realized seriousness of what had happened. After the pilot was sure everyone was alright, he confessed that he had lied so we would not panic Yolanda Crump Leah Davis Joseph Duncan Kay Evans Jim Fleming Barbara Frith Yolanda Gowale Bonnie Hunter Faye Hutchinson Susie Jackson 98 ADVENTURE WAS Evelyn Jarrell Debbie Juneau Alice Kopsa Paula Koran Ramona laws Stan LeBlanc James McCall Wayne Messina Sgt Jim Mmter Mike Moock MR. MIKE BROWN My greatest adventure occured in 1981 when my family and two ex-students spent two weeks in a houseboat on Turte Key in the Florida Keys. We dove the entire Keys from Key West to Key Largo. During the course of the dives we made, we met sharks, lobster, and grouper. We shot 20 rolls of underwater pictures and made a midnight dive on Friday the 13th in The Devil’s Triangle. It was the two most exciting weeks I have ever spent. MRS. LEAH DAVIS My greatest adventure was taking a cruise and trip to Jamaica and the Bahamas. MRS. KAY EVANS My biggest adventure was going to L.S.U. spring testing during my senior year in high school. (April 1981). My parents allowed my boyfriend and me to drive to Baton Rouge from Houston, where I attended High School, by ourselves for the 4-day program. My boyfriend stayed at a motel and spent his days in search of houses and employment. I stayed at a dorm and spent my days taking math, and Spanish tests. In the evenings, though we explored Baton Rouge . We shopped, ate “cajun” food, met new friends, and wandered about the university. And finally, we made a quick trip to New Orleans. My boyfriend and I are now Mr. and Mrs. and we like living in Baton Rouge very much. MR.JIM FLEMING My greatest adventure is riding on the bus with the boosters and cheerleaders. MRS. BARBARA FRITH I have had too many big adventures to choose just one ! MR. ELLIS GAUTHIER My greatest adventure is to spend time in the wilderness with a group of young Boy Scouts and see them take advantage and learn of the many mysteries of nature. Mother Nature has provided so much for us in the wild to help us become better persons. William Moore Neil Nett Carla Patm Leah Richterman Pat Rogillio Russell Roper lisa Smith Willie Titus Mary Ward OeJores Wright Sgt Mai Roy Vick 99 FROM PURPLE PANTHER TO BLUE BUFFALO Coach Harry Ingalls, Athletic Director, has been promoted to Assistant Principal at Baker High. Coach Ingalls leaves a proud legacy of success. He lead the football program to the playoffs three of the four years he was here. He also initiated the weight program. Coach Ingalls worked with teachers to stress academic excellence as well as athletic performance. In addition, he made American history and world history a lot of fun for many students. Coach Ingalls’ skills will be sorely missed by all the students here at Woodlawn. “He was a great teacher. He made American History a lot of fun.”, said Shelly Burr. Ken Gati offered, “Coach Ingalls was an inspirational leader. MR. DARY GLUECK My greatest was the Super Bowl 1.1 played at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. I was able to thwart a possible score by defier sure touchdown pass and preserving the Packers win ! (Yeah sure). MRS. YOLANDA GONZALES Cuba was a free country until Fidel Castro came in 1959. He killed all our hope for improvement. He took away all c freedom as human beings. In 1960, my family and I decided to leave the country. We had to wait five long years without rationing cards (the right eat). In 1965,1 was allowed to leave the country with my two small children with one set of clothes for each one and no money in our pockets, husband remained in Cuba; he was allowed to leave 9 months later. While I was on the plane, I was thinking of all the things I left behind: my count my family, and my possesions. I consider myself lucky because we have our freedom. In front of me was the greatest adventure of my COACH HARRY INGALLS My greatest adventure was being at the birth of my children. MRS. BONNIE HUNTER There have been three great adventures in my life. The first adventure is ongoing because of the note worthy events marriage and motherhood which seemed to occur naturally according to God’s plan. The second adventure began when my son was 2 years of agt decided that I wanted a college education very badly. I had been told I wasn't ready for college and I wasn't really excited about the idea of my be1 away from home, and I was scared of the vastness of an institution called college”. So my going, staying and graduating was a remarkat occurence. The third occurence was a life threatening situation. Death was imminent without surgery and productivity of life after surgery wa uncertain. Faith in God and His plan for me carried me through this period of time, made me stronger as a Christian and made me realize that I ca' peacefully accept the greatest adventure of all, that of life after death. 100 Mr Mike Brown and Mr James MRS.FAYE HUTCHINSON Helping students enlarge their horizons and enhance their worlds through the acquisition of knowledge is truly a great adventure. MRS.EVELYN JARRELL My greatest adventure was riding on the Texas Cyclone in Astro World. I was so terrified that I began to experience heart palpitations and I thought I was going to have a heart attack. To this day I have never ridden on a ride at an amusement park again. MRS. WILLIE JOHNSON My greatest adventure was learning how to sail in the Gulf of Mexico. I am lucky to be alive ! MRS. DEBBIE JUNEAU We planned a Christmas skiing trip one year, but when Christmas came. I was six months pregnant. Obviously I could not ski. Bored with the confinement of the chateau, I decided to walk down the mountain to the village below. The adventure started when I began to climb back UP the mountain. When I finally got to the top, I was exhausted. Then I realized all the chateaus looked alike and I didn’t know which one was mine! I started to panic. Finally, I spotted a girl sun bathing in the snow and realized that she had been lying next to my chateau. I made it home! MRS. PAULA KOZAN I have had two great adventures. My first was getting lost on a float trip and my second is raising three children. ; MRS. RAMONA LAWS My greatest adventure was driving in the snow, last Christmas. Cars were slipping and sliding on the highway. MR. STAN LEBLANC My greatest adventure was finding Woodlawn 20 years ago. Woodlawn is such a big part of my life. I can't really express my feelings about this place... It's I such an emotional thing for me.” Mrs. Carmen Cook is retiring after twenty-six years of service to Woodlawn. She has worked under four administrators. Although her relationship with each one was very different. Mrs. Cook says that she got to be very close to them all and still maintains her friendship with each one. When she first came to Woodlawn, grades one through twelve were taught here. She worked as a guidance secretary, attendance clerk and executive secretary. Mrs. Cook remembers babysitting first graders in her office who were sick or who had been sent from class for misbehaving. For the last few years, Mrs. Cook has kept the complicated money records for the school in order. She estimates that between five and ten million dollars have passed through her office during her career here. After retiring. Mrs. Cook plans to relax and to travel. She will likely go to Canada and work at the seminary where her son teaches. She plans to be very active in volunteer work. She says she will not make Canada her permanent home, but will return to Louisiana. Mrs. Cook says she always wanted to be a teacher and is seriously considering continuing her education which was interrupted to rear her family. We will certainly miss Mrs. Carmen Cook at Woodlawn High School. MR. PAUL LOUP My greatest adventure was getting lost in the Mojavi desert with my family. We had to stay overnight in a deserted mine shat MS. MAUREEN MAREK My greatest adventure was spending three weeks in Europe as part of Youth Enterprise Christian Volleyball Lea;. MRS. PATRICIA MCNUTT My greatest adventure occured when a group of friends and I went to Jamaica. We missed the jet that was to take us frc one city to another and had to quickly find other transportation so we wouldn’t miss the flight home. We had 3 hours to do this. Through much re we finally managed to rent a small car and we squeezed all luggage, belongings and the seven of us into it. We drove like maniacs; then rented a seater plane to fly us the rest of the way. I’ll never know how we managed, but at least we didn't get stuck in Kington. Jamaica. COACH WAYNE MESSINA Back in 1968 I went on an elephant hunt in Kenya, Africa. As the hunting party that I was with approached the to Nairobi, a bull elephant came out of the brush. He charged directly at me while I fired my Rueger 270 rifle. When he fell at my feet his ivory tusk cauj my right knee and tore it up. I was fortunate to survive this and I would have to say without a doubt this was the biggest adventure of my B MRS. VALERIE MILLIGAN My greatest adventure was attending a professional football game with my two favorite teams ... the New Orleans S. and the Washington Redskins. COACH MIKE MOOCK My first overnight camping trip when I was eight years old was a great adventure. I went with my brother (12) and his frien to Ford’s Pasture . It was an exciting night of snipe hunting and even though I did’nt catch anything. I sure learned a lot! left, Mrs. Jan Lewis, Attendance Clerk right, Mrs. Pat Bartee. Secretary ■ left. Mrs. Grant. ADAPP Coordinator, gives her famous smile for the camera. Mrs. Grant has helped many students here at school this past year, right, Mr. LeBlanc does his typical thing as he sips coffee, smokes a cigarette, and tells fishing stories. MRS. ALLENE NOBLE My biggest adventure was the summer I spent in Alaska with my husband and daughter. My husband was doing a study for a . University on reindeer in the Artie, the effect of reindeer herding and nesting birds. We camped about 200 miles inside the Artie Circle. The closest road twas about 400 miles away. We had many meresting experiences during that summer, including raising a baby reindeer with a bottle and visiting a nearby Eskimo village. MRS. PAT ROGILLIO My adventure is an ongoing adventure. Her name is Rebecca Lee Rogillio. my baby girl. My husband and I get more thrills from watching her than Indiana Jones will ever get from the Temple of Doom. MRS. LEAH RICHTERMAN I’m sure my greatest adventure is yet to be! MRS. DEBBIE STEINER I think my greatest adventure is life itself. MR. WILLY TITUS My greatest adventure was visiting Los Angeles. Driving on it’s freeways and streets was an adventure. I was constantly sorrounded by beaches and aggressive people. MR. WOOD My greatest adventure has been teaching at Woodlawn High. MRS. DELORES WRIGHT My biggest adventure was going to Las Vegas. These cafeteria workers are happy to fix delicious meals for the students and faculty. They put in many long hours of work to make lunch time an enjoyable experience. Back row left to right- Terry Barbar. Girlie Sanders, Inez Christy. Janice Earnest. Front row L to R- Mary Robertson. Sandra McBryan, Ann Dean (manager). 103 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Yolanda Gonzalez Officers: President- Maureen McMahon Vice President of Spanish- Holly Oswood Vice President of French- Christine Billen Secretary- Stacey Smith Treasurer- Susan Boso Sgt. at Armms- Shelly Burr The Foreign Language Club is designed to bring students interested in the Foreign Language together through activities. The club was involved in many activities this past year. On November 10, the FLC students took a trip to New Orleans, where they took a boat ride down the Mississippi on the Natchez, and were culturally enhanced by the many interesting sights and sounds of the French Quarter. Next on the clubs agenda was a Christmas banquet held at Chi Chi's Mexican restaurant on December 17. In the early Spring, students got toys and gifts together for the less fortunate children of Baton Rouge. The highlight of the year was the trip taken to Mexico over the Easter holidays. They had fun in the sun and kept the Mexican shop keepers in business. All in all, the club had an enjoyable and active year. laney Fitch. Christine Billen. Shelly Burr. Maureen McMahon, Stacey Smith. Stacey Hoffman. Nancy Mowry. Kim Templet. Michelle Perot. Shame Bourg. Rosemary Stockwel. Mrs. Gowalez. Amy Johnson. Jennifer Bogert. Hayley McConnell. Jeanne Chewnmg. Rushawn Drake. Mrs Frith. Mike Smith. Janna McGill. Tesha McElwel. Bryant Sweeney. Emelie Decker. Amber Gibbs. Mrs. Evans. LOUISIANA I SECTION 105 KEYWANETTES Sponsor Mrs Richtermann Top; Erika Weldon. Kim Templet. Jennifer Thomas. Pam Crawford. Laurie Yawn. Mary Shaheen. Ashley Kozak. Amy longmire. Kelly longmire. Dana Kimbrottf Juk Serpas. Jamie Schumm. Tricia Wilson. Sheree Owens. Leigh Patereau. Candy Davis. Jennifer Dodge. Susan Edwards. Carrie Taggard. Tern Wilson. Holly Heath. Front Row Chaplain Reporter. Elena Perez. Secretary. Faye Michel. Michelle Mayes. Vice pres, lisa Helms. Pres.. Joy Saunter. Treasurer Keywanettes is a service organization that helps the school and community. They are sponsored by the Edgewater Kiwanis club. The Keywanettes have been very busy this year with community service projects such as visiting the Battered Children's Home, Heritage Manor, and Ollie Steele Nursing Home. They had their annual crawfish boil in May, which everyone enjoyed. 106 The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Edgewater Kiwanis Club and is sponsored here on campus by Coach Leblanc, Col. Cook, and Mr. fleming. The club stays busy all year by selling programs at the LSU football games and working the concession stand at home football and basketball games. They make trips during the year to such places as the Battered Children's Home. This year a collection for M. D. was held. The club consists of its members and three sweethearts voted on by the club. The officers of the Key Club are: President Will Robbins, Vice President Ken Gati, and Secretary Mike Gall. Top row: Joey Duggan. Greg Johnston. Steven Brown. Thad Williams. Shawn Tubre. Chad Moore. Brent Hall. Thomas Cherry. Second row: Eric Mercer. Mike Yawn. Brent Kaiser. Scott Graham. Joey Johnson. David Dodge. Mark Montgomery. Derrick Brown Third row: Tom McBryan. Scott Mancuso. Randy Otts. Tracy Smith. Mike Doerr. Lee Pippin. Fourth row: Darrel Cooper. Roger Birney. Jason Wilson. Steve Jones. Ken Talbot. Rob Robbins. Jett Rester. Front row: Mike Gall. Jay Thomas. Will Robbins. Ken Gati. John Baldwin 107 Beta Club promotes academic excel lence by requiring its members to maintain a 3.5 grade point average. Beta Buddies are assigned to teachers to provide them with a gift every month. The reward is participating in scheduled club activities, district rallies, and Beta Convention. Sec. Lauren Lacasse. V. P. Laurie Yawn. Pari. Tern Wilson. Joy Saumer. Tylee Jackson. Ashley Kozak. Susan 8osso. Laura Adams. Holly Heath. Doug Guky. Jennifer Thomas. Johr iimoneaux. Carrie Taggard. Christy Kaiser. Oana Kimbrough. Maureen McMahon. Scott Seal. Kelly Longmire. Jill Lemenager. Christy Burnett. Christine Bikn. Hayley McConnei no NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: Mrs. Kopsa Officers: President- Ruth Hafele Vice President- Brock Avery Secretary- Laura Adams Treasurer- Tracy Pudlewski Reporter- Ken Gati The National Honor Society is a service organization that is very active here at Woodlawn. Each Year the NHS sponsors hall decorations for Homecoming, passes out ribbons at the Honors Day Program, and coordinates Freshman Orientation. This year the National Honor Society sponsored a new project- tutoring students at the Lutheran Church of Our Savior. Requirements for membership are a 3.5 grade point average for three consecutive semesters. front row. I R: Tracy Pudlewski. Christine Billen. Laura Adams. Susan Bosso. Back row. L-R: Ken Gati. Joey Johnson. Kelly longmire. Not pictured: Ruth Hafele and Joy Saunter. The Student Government Association serves Woodlawn and the community. Their first project was the Veterans’ Day Program. All of the veterans of the school, as well as parents of seniors, were honored. SGA sold candy grams at Christmas. Purple Woodlawn Panther buttons and small hand towels with purple Panther paws were this year's big bargains. During Teacher Pal Week, members gave tokens of appreciation to each of the faculty members. In February, SGA sponsored the Sweetheart Dance where the Second Annual Sweetheart Court was presented. SGA organizes al of the Honors' Day Programs for each semester’s honor students. SGA also works to organize the Awards Night in May. A special program was arranged by SGA that featured Dave Reever, a severely injured Vietnam Veteran. Mr. Reever spoke to the students about making the right derisions in life. Sponsors: Mrs. Aligood and Mrs. Juneau. Jamie Schum. Kelly Longmire. Kim Templet Ammy Blanchard. Nina Christianson. John Simoneaux, Laurie Yawn. Alicia Pritchard. Stacey Schnexfc-Jennifer Foster. Susan Edwards. Michelle Mayes. Jennifer Dodge, lisa Helms. Elena Perez. Treas. Rachel Wilcox. Pres. Susan Mullms.V.P. Laura McBride.Sec. Joy Saunter PRESIDENTS' CLUB This year a new club, sponsored by Mrs. Aligood, was started. All of the presidents of the clubs have breakfast meetings once a month to discuss the school’s problems and projects. The Presidents’ Club targeted drug abuse this year. They sponsored a drug seminar held for all students. Guest speakers from area programs and hospitals such as Baton Rouge General Hospital’s ACDU, Parkland Hospital,and Our Lady of the Lake’s Tau Center worked with club members to inform students of the effects of drug use and abuse. Club members also worked with administration to stop or slow the smoking in the bathrooms by sponsoring a program and filmstrip presentation shown to all girls enrolled here. The response to this program was postive, since so many students complained that using the bathrooms here had become a LUNG threatening experience. Other worthwhile projects include replacing the Woodlawn High School” letters on the front of the auditorium. m Debate members shown left. Sitting: Mike Gall, Jennifer Thomas, Ken Gati, Stacey Smith, Will Robbins. Kneeling: Casey Cegelski, Lauren LaCasse, Susan Bosso, Jay Thomas, Kelly Longmire, Erin Thomas, Tonya Dardeau. Standing: Steve Jones. Jeff Williams, Jennifer Kling, Ricky Cosser. The Debators and Thespians stayed very busy. They began with the annual variety show where the many talents of WHS showed their stuff. The main production was held in March. Directed by Ms. Hill, the comedy “Time Out For Ginger , was a success. While Thespians were busy getting ready for the play, Debators were racking their brains to produce foolproof cases. Even though they were faced with stiff competition, the WHS Debators managed to bring a small piece of glory home with them. Bottom Row Rachel Wilcox. Alecia Pritchard, Maureen McMahon. Middle Row: Jennifer Foster. Susan Mullins. Susan Edwards. Faye Michel. Michelle Mayes. Kristie Blum. Top Row Jeff Bradley. Todd Waguespack. Amy Odom. Donna Dimattia. This year, a new program was started at Woodlawn called Students Against Drunk Driving. This program was started to help student cope with problems of alcohol abuse. The club met a few times this year and thought of many great ideas to help curb the problems of students who drink and drive. Although SADD had a slow start this year, there are many great plans for next vear. 113 Sponsor: Mrs. Faye Brydels Mrs. Mary Ward Officers: President- Nina Christiansen Vice President- Tina Bonfiglio Secretary- Tricia Jones Treasurer- Marsha VanVeckhoven Reporter- Holly Roussel The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for students enrolled in Home Economic classes. This year meir bers worked hard preparing and serving refreshments for Ope-House and Adoption ceremonies. The club also hosted Nutrition month activities around the campus. The main project for the year was the Annual Darling of Woodlawn Beauty Pageant. FHA members spent many long hours preparing for the special evening. The club had a successful candy sale this year enabling them to purchase new appliances for the Home Ec classes. Nina Christiansen. Shenee Owens. Amber Taylor. Angela Kincaid. Jill Westerman. Amy Odom. The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Brown, has been quite busy this year. They sponsored the first annual Winter Formal on Jan. 16. Many people enjoyed dresing up in their formal attire and having a great time. They also sponsored Battle Of The Bands on April 10. The officers of the club are: President-Jarrod Michel and Vice-President-J.C. Venes. Gerald Miller and Donald Prier play chess for the Chess Club Donald Pner. Michelle Lazarus. Mabel Strohl. Amssa Wade. Gerald Miller. Jarrod Michel. Donald Horner. Shawn Prather Sponsor: Mrs. Regina Almond President: Laura Gately Vice President: Lynn Grayson Secretary: Kim Coursey Treasurer: Stephanie Hickman Cooperative Office Education is a program that is designed for training students to become a successful office employee. It teaches skill such as stenography, clerical practice, data processing and boo-keeping skills. The requirements for joining this club is a good at ter dance record, Typing I, and approval by Mrs. Almond. Several activities that COE helped with were presenting flowers to vocational teachers and school secretaries and typing programs and invitations for various school functions. COE offered encouragement and warmth which added spirit and friendliness among COE students. Members: Laura Galely. Lynn Grayson. Kim Coursey. Stephanie Hickman. Tina Bonliglio. Mrs. Almond. Sarah Wharton. Tracey Barr. Karen Broussard. Michelle Grumbles. Vicknair. Sheila Cone. Vicki Oimattia. Tody Daigle. Brandy Hunt. La.la VillavicerKio. Chad Mire. Dianne Allen Sponsor: Ms. Susie Jackson President: Deselyn Marshall Vice President: Cheryl Bayles Secretary: Melissa Bean Treasurer: Monica Brickens Chaplain: Fred Goodspeed Parliamentarian: Jeff Ryan Reporter: Russell Ritchie This year the Distributive Education class participated in a variety of activities. One of the activities was the DECA Leadership Training Conference in Lafayette which several students attended. Another was the DECA State Conference in Alexandria on March 810. On a larger scale, these students sold LSU pennant flags to raise money for Jennifer Branch’s liver transplant, and they also aided the Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired. DECA students contributed a lot of time, energy, and hard work. With these qualifications these people will be successful in the future. Russell Ritchie. Cadrema Collins. Lynette Guerin. Michelle Hymel. Leslie Anderson. Joe Belcourt. Monica Brickens. Deselyn Marshall. Shaundette Garner. Rene Ricks. Cheryl Bayles. Jell Ryan. Shane Tubre. Mike Hall. Miss langlois. student teacher. Jimmy Pino. Christy Smith. Carrie Stamper. Fred Goodspeed. Jerry Dodge. Darren May. Scott Guillory. Dennis Davis FBLA started the year off with the initiation of officers at Mr. Gattis. The 86-87 officers are: Jerry Mims- President Denny Lam- Vice President Shannon Mizell- Secretary Robert Ward- Treasurer Steve Lessard- Reporter John Didier-Sergeant at Arms Mrs. Leah Davis- Sponsor On Feburary 13, many members went on a field trip to Southeastern University in Hammond for a statewide competition. Club members that take business courses are selected to compete in the different categories at the rally. It took a lot of time and hard work, but everyone had fun. Besides the rally, several officers took on volunteer work for the March of Dimes. Overall, it has been a unifying year for the club members. The members are John DxJier. Jerry Mims. Denny Lam. Shannon Mizell. Michelle Champagne. Jeanne Suire. Robert Ward. Steve Lessard. Darren Rawls. Sandra Day. Karen Dodd, Gina Digerotomo. and Bridget Gathaway Sponsor: Mrs. Kay Evans Officers: President- Hayley McConnell Vice President- Maureen McMahon Secretary- Stacey Smith Treasurer- Susan Bosso Reporter- Laura Adams Parlimentarian- Christine Billen Tri-Hi-Y is an active club at Woodlawn. Each year the members attend a Youth Legislature Convention and the training sessions that prepare them for it. At the Convention members have an opportunity to write and pass bills, be on an attorney team, be a reporter, or a lobbyist. This year also marked the beginning of the United Nations program. The members also did a service project at the Food Bank by helping the needy. Front row. L R, Susan Bosso , Maureen McMahon. Hayley McConnell Back row. IR. Christine Billen. Laura Adams. Not pictured Mrs Evans and Stacey Smith. 119 The Reserve Officers Training Corps is in its fifth year at Woodlawn. There are 218 cadets enrolled. The organization is set up to teach responsibility and leadership to high school students. The club has formerly been named an honor unit in East Baton Rouge Parish. The cadets take part in several different activities including the color guard, drill team, and rifle team. The drill team did not compete this year but will next year. The rifle team won the Louisiana State Championship Rifle Match in March. The color guard was very active this past year. They presented the colors at all home football games and also at many other functions. In February, the color guard participated in the Massing of the Colors at Episcopal High School. Out of twenty-one schools competing, Woodlawn was chosen as the outstanding color guard. The club holds their annual hamburger cookout at the end of each year. This year they made plans for a ROTC vs. the faculty flag football game. ROTC is tought by Col. Robert Cook, SFC. James Minter, and Sgt. Maj. Roy Vick. The Battalion Stall: Top-Joey Johnson CSM. Ma|. Scott Guillory XO . Cpt Mike McDaniel S-2. Bottom Cpt. Kim Ridenour S-4. LTC. Tim Heath Bn. Cmd.. Cpt. Laura McBr.de S-l. Not shown Mai Dennis Davis S-3. 120 The ROTC rifle team was very successful this year. They have participated in four local matches. winning them all. In March, they won the state championship match in Thibideaux. They scored 1335 of 1500. They also took first thru fourth place individual overall. The team competed in a regional match which consisted of eight states. They finished in 8th place out of over 100 schools. This qualified them to shoot in a national match. The team consists of six members who shoot three positions. They can have a possible score of 300. The lowest score of the team is dropped and the top five are counted for a total possible team score of 1500. 121 J.V. Cheerleaders Came laggard Christy Kaiser Tonya Toney The J.V. Cheerleaders kept busy by cheering at J. V. football and basketball games and by helping out at two varsity games. They also cheered volleyball games and worked the track meets. The girls acted as guides for the Woodlawn Arts and Crafts Festival. In competition, the J.V. Squ received a 2nd at the Greater Baton Rouge State Fair Cheerleading Competition and also competed at regionals. Fund raisers have included sei candy and the oversized T-shirts. Captains are Terri Wilson and Carrie Taggard. Jamie Schumm Cindi little. Terri Wilson Natalie Mills VARSITY CHEERLEADERS WOODY Lisa Helms. Captain Leigh Patureau. Co-captain Faye Mchel Jennifer Dodge Jennifer Jones Tylee Jackson Lauren LaCasse Laurie Yawn This summer the cheerleaders attended camp at LSU where they placed in the top 9 out of 200 squads in the dance competition and left the camp with the title of Camp Champions in the Cheer Division. They did different things through out the year: gave football players popsicles every Friday, had pep-rallies, had a very successful night Homecoming pep-rally, and gave the basketball players a breakfast. All the cheerleaders had lots of spirit and enjoyed cheering at all football and basketball games! Candy Oavis Jennifer Thomas Pam Crawford. Woody 123 Woodlawn High School Boosters completed a successful year by promoting spirit at all athletic events. The Boosters began this year by initiating the new members through activities such as wearing their pants inside out and curlers in their hair to school. The Boosters added spirit to pep rallys on Friday by cheering, performing routines, passing out candy, and painting signs. To promote spirit at the Homecoming game, they gave candy bags to the football players and coaches. The Boosters also sold Carnations for Valentines Day to raise money. The Boosters made big improvements in organization and activities thanks to sponsor Mrs. Julie Brown. D[ANNA BOWEN. ALLISON BRAUSELL. CRYSTAL CALDWELL. KATE CANNON. CAMILLE CARLILLE. GRETCHEN CROCHET. SANDRA DAY. ASHLEY DRUMMOND. ANGEL EASLEY. TERRIE E BE LUNG. STACEY FOIENOT. JENNIFER FOSTER. DIANE HALL. LANA HOOVER. LINDA JEANS. LAURIE JOHNSON. JENNIFER LABOROC. DIANNE LAFON. JO ANN LAWSON. MICHELLE LAZARUS. AMY LEFEAUX. DUSTY LINTHCUIM, AMY LONGMIRE. KELLY MASSEY. HEATHER MCBRYAN. JANNA MCGILL. MISTY MCWHIRTER. KELLI MOORE. JUNE PATT. MICHELE PEROT. TAMMY SCAVONA. APRIL SCHMIOT. MARY SHAMEEN. KIM TEMLET. CHERYL VWCIK. MONICA VALENTINE. FAWN VOORHIES. SOPHIA WOOD. AMBER GIBBS 124 The WHS Marching Band season begins the second week in August, with practices from early in the morning to mid afternoon. These practices go on until the start of school. Then the Marching Band practices twice a week after school. The band performs at all football games and pep rallies and participates in fund raisers. The Marching Band participates in the Baton Rouge Mardi Gras Parade. Marching Band officers are: Drum Major Carmen Rolf, Drum Captain Jon Wilson, and Captain Tim Patterson. The Band Director is Mr. Lloyd Bosch, who was selected this year's Band Director of the Year. 125 One of the auxiliary groups here at Woodlawn is the Flag Corps. The Flag Corps provided entertainment w h the marching band during half time at the football games. In addition, they performed at the pep rallys, decorated hails, marched in the Mardis Gras parade, and this yea' they took part in Pantherama. The Flag Corps put in many hors of hard work this year to have a good season. Duri g the summer they attended camp at L.S.U. and began prac: ce 2 weeks before school started. Sponsers: Mr. and Mrs. Bosch Members: Betsy Johannessen-Co. Capt., Ruth Hafele Co. Capt., Maureen McMahon, Hayley McConnell, Gina Digera-lamo, Stacey Schneider, Jill Leminiger, Jeanne Chewmng, Christine Billen, Shelly Talen. Front Row L R: Maureen McMahon. Ruth Halele. Betsy Johannessen. Hayley McConnell. Back Row L-R: Shelly Talen. Jill Leminiger. Stacey Schneider. Gina Digeralamo, Christ ne Jeanne Chewmng. The Pantherettes started off the season in Spring of 86. The thirteen members, consisting of 10 seniors and 3 juniors, were eager to get together new routines which they would perform at competition, pep rallies, football and basketball games. The practice and preparation paid off. At summer competition the team received first place for home routine, first place for precision routine, and Sweepstakes for best overall. Kelly Longmire received a special honor for the being drill down winner, Julie Serpas was nominated for the Superstar Drill Team, and Joy Saunier was selected as a Superstar Girl. The three members were invited to dance at the Aloha Bowl in Hawaii and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Ireland. Over the Thanksgiving holidays, Stacie Wright, Joy Saunier, and Julie Serpas traveled to New York, where they took dance lessons from professionals and marched in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The Pantherettes also performed at other special events, such as our school’s Orientation Day and Variety Show, at the Heritage Manor, and at an LSU basketball tournament. Overall, being a dancer takes a lot of hard work and dedication, but the rewards and opportunities make it all worth it. standing: Veronica Schilling. Deidre George. Holly Heath. Stacie Wright. Michelle Mayes, kneeling: Heather Turney. Susan Mullins. Kelly Longmire. Joy Saunier (captain), sitting: Elena Perez. Tncia Jones. Stacey Hoflman. Julie Serpas (co captain). 127 ACAPELLA CHOIR Acapella Choir, sponsored by Mrs. Lisa Smith, is an extrememly active group. Each year they put on a Candlelight Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert. In addition, the choir also sings for the various programs held here. The members have an opportunity to attend solo-ensemble festival, an: the whole choir competes at the annual Choir Festival. Officers (pictured at lower left) are Susie Frew, Darnell Cheffin, Kristie King, Rex Lewis, Hayley McConnell. Alicia Bone. Jolie Mosby, and Gabby Louviere. All Parish members (pictured at lower right) are Hayley McConnell, Jolie Mosby, Gabby Louviere. and Darnell Cheffin. The 1986 87 Show Choir had a very busy year. They performed locally for many groups under the direction of Mrs. Smith. They performed for the sudents at Southeast Middle School and for the residents of Heritage Mannor. Later in the year. Entourage sent a tape in to qualify to perform in the Tara Invitational. They were able to perform and placed 3rd in a competition with other show choirs from around the South. After the competition. Entourage was placed as the 1 Show Choir in Louisiana. Their last performance was at the awards banquet at the end of the year. Members are: Jolie Mosby, Roger Burney, Pam Crawford. Jamie Terrance. Rex Lewis. Candy Davis. Diana Peck, Darren Beyer, Laurie Yawn, Gabby Louviere, Cindi Little, Clarice Carlisle, Natalie Mills, Jayme Franchuk. Craig Sweeney, Jim Emmert, Cheryl Vincik, Lisa Dyer, Ashley Spamo. Scott Graham. Holly Heath 129 The production of this yearbook actually began this past August when several members attended a workshop with many other area schools. The first semester started off the year with a new staff getting to know everyone. The staff had many protects that went on during this time such as. a week of student pictures, a day of selling business advertisements, and preparing first and second issues of Paw Prints newspapers. We also organised many elections for class favorites, teacher and senior superlatives. Who’s Who. and Mr. and Miss Woodlawn. This year the staff has tried to become more of a service organization by providing refreshments at the faculty meetings, a new copier for the library, donating stadium seats for the Homecoming court, and sponsoring our Homecoming parade. The second semester started off kind of hectic with the staff having to rush to meet deadlines. The work got crazy trying to finish pages and copy at the last minute. But the group pulled together and got the |ob done. In a depressed economy, there were real doubts about being able to fund this book. However, the students and the business community came to our aid by matching the previous year’s advertisements and surpassing our goal of selling over 550 books this year. The Echo staff, through many long hours of hard work and with the added help from some of our faculty members and students, would like to say THANK YOU for helping make the 37th issue of this book a reality and a tremendous success. Debbie Juneau Sponsor Christy Kaiser. Lauren LaCasse. Tylee Jackson. Michelle Mayes. Faye Michel. Susan Mullins. Susan Edwards. Laurie Yawn. Kristen Miller. Tim Heath. Pam Crawford. Stacie Arseneau Dana Kimbrough. Shelly Burr. Hayley McConnell. Denny Lam. Jim Walsh, not pictured: Michael Barnlleaux 130 The Woodlawn Concert Band consists of many different instruments ranging from percussion to brass. Members perform for many functions and every year participate in festival. The band begins it's season when the football season ends, and goes on until the end of school. One honor of being in Concert Band is participating in the solo and ensemble festival. This year Mr. Bosch was selected to be Band Director of the Year. He directed the All Parish Band on January 25, 1987. JAZZ BAND The Jazz Band has long been a proud tradition at Woodlawn and for everyone involved. The Jazz Band performs for many social functions. This year they were invited to perform at the opening of the Mary Perkins Radiation Center, the adoption ceremony involving Heritage Manor Nursing Home, and also participates in the Loyola Jazz Festival. The Jazz Band keeps the rich tradition of jazz going through our school and represents Woodlawn in the best way. ADVENTURES IN Cheryl Misenheimer and Angie McCory paint greeting cards in art. Herman works hard to complete his creation. 132 Colonel Cook is David Knight's target. The computers are silent now, but busy in class. THE CLASSROOM Robby Allen. Robert Williams. Todd Nevils. and Jason Boone brew up their own version ol Mystery Meat. 133 Andrea Rice works hard in Home Ec. to finish her new design. Coaches: Mike Moock. Wayne Messina. James McCall. Paul Bailey, Kenny Almond. Dary Gluck. Harry Ingalls HOME OPPONENT Lee High 3 ° 1 (Jamboree) Catholic High 27 12 r Tara High 7 26 Broadmoore High 9 24 Redemptorist High 10 12 1 Bogalousa High 21 20 ft Donaldsonville 33 8 Walker High 20 6 1 Plaquemine 27 20 Zachary High 47 7 1 Port Allen High 21 13 St. James High 3 33 (play-otf game) 0 0 T B A L L Greg Summers. Jay Thomas. Scott Seal. Kevin Rebaldo Mike Yann. Joey Duggan. Brent Kaiser David Hubbard. Iiron Archie. Jason McClanahan. Todd Waaguespack Ivan McMahon. Mike Toups. Larry Williams. Nora Henderson. Gary Plauche. Chad Kelly Paul Toups. Scott Moulard. Will Robbins. Randy Otts. Robert Williams Jamie Terrance. Lyle Townsend. Mike Gall. Chad Dams. Matt Maddoi, Kirk McDoweH. David Dodge At the beginning of the 1986-87 football season, the Panthers were rated by the 6 AAA coaches to be one of the contenders for the district title and rightfully so. Following the 1985 season with only one district loss, our coaches and players believed that we had the nucleus of an outstanding football team with great potential. In spring practice and summer workouts our team showed every sign of living up to it's billing. However, after an opening game victory over Catholic High the Panthers went into a three game slump which was worsened by some nagging injuries and extremely hot weather. After losing their first district game to Redemptonst by a heartbreaking 1210 score the Panthers hit the comeback trail with a pulse pounding 21-20 win over a strong Bogalusa squad Following this, a healthy group of Panthers reeled off three straight in district over Donaldsonville (33-8). Walker (20 6). and Ptaquemme (27-20). Doraldsonville was a preseason favorite and Plaquemme was the 1985 champions. However, these victories took their toll with several injuries at key positions and in the contest with Zachary the Panthers went down to defeat. They rebounded with the final game of the season to whip Port Allen 21-13 and earn a third strait trip to the state play offs, something that no other Woodlawn team had done in the history of the school. The Panthers venture into the play-offs this year was short ended after the first game, a 32-3 set back at the hands of St. James High School. Special congratulations go out to this group of seniors for being the only senior class in 6 AAA to be in the play-offs all three years of their varsity competition and the only class in Woodlawn's history to be in the play-offs three straight years. Heim Miller. George Kostuch. Jason Quinn. Mike Kinder. Harvey freeman. David Miller. Mike Rufus McMahon. Rex Lewis. Stewart Cage. Chip Glass. Derrick Brown Boudreaux. Steve Jones Jason Boone. Jeff Lodge. Kevin Johnson. Kenny Brown. Robbie Allen. All Momen adeh, Kent Todd Nevils. Ken Gati. Thomas Cherry. Troy Cram Munson B A S9th grade team standing Jody Plauche. Jason Branstetter. Damian Law. Kenny Hodges. Steve Ward. Randy IkwfccUr. GerakJ Toler sitting Roger RosendaJe. Jamie Brignac. Corey Walker. Brandon Hamilton. Robert Zelenty Manager 8 y Gaspard K E T B A L L tfOOUty 138 JV team-standing Coach Newport. Kevin Jones. Chad Kelly, Kent Huxen. Rodney Young. Mike Smith. Bryant Keller. Todd Waguespack, Ken Talbot. Josh Hardy, sitting Paul Toups. John Harvey. Brent Decanter. Andrew Comjues. Brian Decanter. Sean Jackson, manager Jeff Bradley Varsity team-standmg-Coach Almond. Mike Toups. Sean Jackson. Dean Lessard. Jeff Schaffer. Randy Johnson. Jeff Bradley-manager, sitting-John Harvey. Lane Linton. Shawn Knox. Scott Moulard, Paul Toups. bottom row-Ken Talbot. Kyle Huxen, Kenny Brown, and Kevin Jones. Kenny blocks toe defense' Mike Toups goes up for the winning shot! •Zachary W 91-34 •Walker W-56-58 •Donaldsonville L-56-72 •Plaquemme W-62 49 •Redemptonst W82 75 •Port Allen W-68-65 •Zachary W-72-58 •Walker W-61-53 •Donaldsonville L 45-63 •Plaquemme W-77-65 •Redemptorist W-58-55 •Port Allen L 63-72 District Playoff Port Allen L-69-72 in OT State Playoff St. Bernard L 69 71 This was the first team to make the playoffs since 1965. Lane Linton was first team all district and honorable mention all-state. Scott Moulard made first team all district. Mike Toups was honorable mention all-district and was named to the Academic All State team. The purple panthers had a very exciting year. Traveling to New Orleans to play in the State playoffs must have a great experience! G I R L S B A S K E T B A L L Jolynn Celalu. Nicole Kilgore. Tisha Harvey. Tika Green. Erin Thomas. Melissa Lawrence. Kyla Adams. Maureen Jones. Valencia Washington. Laurie Veion. Kelly Phillips. Cathy Phillips, Cathy Sullivan. Terri Bell. Rushawn Drake. Kelley Strickland, and coach Bonnie Hunter. McKmle 1545 lost Bishop Sullivan 37 30 won 1 Brusly 24 59 lost 1 Episcopal 24 50 lost D St. Joseph 40-53 lost McKinley 2052 lost 1 Istrouma 2146 lost Glen Oaks 39 38 won Newman 5337 won live Oak 31-53 lost Christian Life 32-34 lost Port Allen 9-74 lost Trafton 22-31 lost 1 Redemptorist 12 68 lost Assumption 23-30 lost Zachary 34-50 lost Walker 28-78 lost Donaldsonville 13-70 lost Bishop Sullivan 41-38 won 1 Holden 29 57 lost La. Sch. for deaf 49 45 won Redemptorist 12 66 lost Port Allen 17-62 lost Zachary 53-56 lost Walker 20 60 lost Donaldsonville 17-68 lost Upward and Onward” is the way to go for this young varsity group which consisted of one senior , one junior, nine sophmore and five freshmen. Seven of these girls returned from the 1985-86 season. The seasons statistics improved over last season vastly by doubling points scored, improving free throw percent ages, learning to block out and rebound and above all unselfishly assist each other in scoring points. Part of the improvement can be contributed to their participation in summer leauge basketball, basketball camps and AAU basketball. The rest can be contributed to their determination to be the best that they can be in al endeavors. 140 standing: Coach Brooks. Cherie' Owens. Jennifer lamabe. Rushawn Orake. Kelly Strickland. Debra Westbrook, kneeling: Maureen Jones. Tara DeRise. Tiffany Guillory. Jennifer LCook. Dena Sanders. Marlene Chnstophe. Woodlawn’s Lady Panthers are probably the youngest team in the state. Everywhere we go. people are amazed at the quality of volleyball that we play. When these young ladies reach their senior year, they will be one of the top teams in Louisiana. Right now their goal is to come in first in our district. They have the ability and the drive, and that's what it takes. v 0 L L E Y B A L L 141 top row: Mgr. Tern Bell. Carrie Mosley. Tylee Jackson. Nicole Kilgore. Jolynn Cefalu. Jennifer Cook. Coach 8onme Hunter, kneeling: Bonne Gux3r Slac Arseneaux. Maureen Jones. Sonia Guidry. Kathy Sullivan. Melissa Lawrence. Kelly Kilpatrick. S 0 F T B A L L 1 Team Home Opponent 1 Broadmoor 6 1 1 Belaire 7 2 1 Patterson 6 2 1 Trafton 12 0 1 Plaquemme 14 1 I Donaldsonville 8 0 1 Redemptonst 0 10 Port Allen 8 0 Zachary 9 8 Walker 9 0 I Tara 1 6 I Plaquemme 11 0 1 Redemptonst 3 5 Donaldsonville 11 3 Port Allen 9 7 Zachary 7 1 Walker 6 0 Belle Chase •District Regional 1 17 Our young team proved themselves honor worthy as the season opened with a great start and finished with a regional play off slot. This group which consisted of one senior, two juniors, seven sophomores. and three freshmen compiled an impressive season record of 14-4 and district record of 10-2. This group of young ladies showed team spirit on the playing field and off. They worked hard to “pump” each other up during slumps in games. One of the team characteristics that I am most proud of as a coach was the way they came back from their first regional play off game without excuses , with heads held high, saying “We just didn't play well enough to win. The team slogans for the state tournament are This is where we should be and The best is yet to come! From the coach — know where you are today and never lose sight of where you want to be tomorrow! Go for it!! Coach Glueck. Mike Gall. George Kostuch. Sean lynam. Scott Moulard. David Hubbard. Chad Davis, kneeling Chip Rybolt. Matt Smith. Troy leJeune. M.ke Toups. Brian Boudreaux. Mike Doerr. sitting Nora Henderson. Keith Pritchard. Vern Johnson. Gary Plauche. Riley Tnsler. and Devan Campbell B A S E B A L L Central L 9 1 Port Allen W 43 Baker L 57 1 Lutcher L 8 9 Istrouma W 160 1 Tara W 4 1 Baker w 60 I Istrouma w 91 1 Tara w 141 F Redemptonst w 40 Jackson w 111 1 Donaldsonville w 40 Walker w no 1 Plaquemme L 1-3 1 Zachary w 114 Port Allen w 72 1 Redemptonst w 112 1 Lee rainout 1 Donaldsonville L 34 Walker w 118 Plaquemme W 31 1 Zachary w 109 1 Port Allen L 2 5 1 East Ascension L 312 1 Vanderbilt Catholic W 40 I Belle Chase W 50 1 25 j This year’s 87 baseball team had an overall record of 18-8 and a district record of 9-3. This great record won the team 1st place in District 6AAA. Scott Moulard was named District MVP and the All District 1st team consisted of Mike Toups SS. Brian Boudreaux 3B. and George Kostuch DH. The 2nd team was Troy Lejeune 2B. Mike Gall CF. and Keith Pritchard C. In the play offs the might panthers defeated Vanderbilt Catholic 9-0 in region-als. Belle Chassef 5-0 in quarterfinals and lost to Tioga 5-2 in semifinals. On awards night M.V.P. and leading hitter awards went to Scott Moulard and Mike Gall received the Panther Award. This season’s Co Captains were Mike Toups and Brian Boudreaux. Congratualations to our winning team! 144 DISTRICT CHAMPS Varsity — Mike 8erry. Pete Nicolosi. Steve Simmons. Brian Lessard. Kenny Brown. Jay Thomas. Ah Momenzadeh. Jamie Terrance. Lane Linton. Keith Walker. John Scoggins. Kevin Johnson. Ivan McMahon. Todd Waguespack. John Irwin. Stuart Cage. Rulus McMahon. Iron Archie. David Dodge. Craig Sweeney. Mark Perot. Paul Toups. Kent Munson. Steve Fontenot. John Harvey. JV — Iron Archie. Rufus McMahon. Craig Sweeney. Paul Toups. Mark Perot. David Dodge. Todd Waguespack. Trent Graves. John Harvey. John Scoggins. Marshall Barnes. Darrell Cooper. ONeal Johnson. Brett Golden. Steve Fontenot. John Irwin, Stuart Cage. Kent Munson. Mark Montgomery. Derek Brown. Don Pner. Chris Smith Woodlawn’s Track program started off on a very successful note this fall by winning the District Championship in Cross Country - Brian Lessard was chosen as the outsstanding runner and also received the Captain Award. Our Spring track program took off right where we left off from Cross Country by having a very successful season. We won 4 meets and finished second in three. In the Grizzly relays we finished second to Catholic High by a mere point and a half. One of the 3 major high lights of this track season was the panthers trip to Pensacola, Florida to compete in the Gulf Breeze Invitational track meet in which our Panthers performed well and won the meet rather easily. The second high light was that our J.V. track team won the 6-AAA District Championship by scoring 180 points. And last of all, our Panther Varsity track team finished as the 6-AAA District runner-up losing to Donaldsonville by a mere nine points. 1st Row: Chad Moore. Jason Wilson. Sean Jackson. Sean Tubre. Brian Granger 2nd Row: David Rogillio. Chad Smith. Brian Lessard. lane Linton. John Scoggins. Steve Fontenot. John Irwin, Coach Wayne Messina 147 G I R L S T R A C K Coach Rogillio. Jill Westerman. Heather Hollier. Tonia Dardeau. Julie Roloff. Coach Rogillio. Denny lam. Jennifer lamabe. Amssa Wade. Erika Weldon. Michelle Lazarus. Dana Kimbrough Spring season was the start of training for the Girls’ Track. The team has not only increased in size but is also very competitive. Practice was a tough work out every day after school. There were several field events and many running events. Girls participated in the shot put, long jump, discus, high jump, hurdles, 1600 mile run, 880 run, 440 run, 220 run, mile relay. 440 relay, and 220 relay. Even though the team didn't make it to the Regionals, everyone showed team spirit and shared good times together. The team has appreciation for Mr. and Mrs. Rogillio for giving up a lot of time to coach. 148 CM Arthurs. Parke Moore. Daryl Cooper. Derek Sanders. Howard Champagne. Paul Toups. Jason Branstetter .(not picturedJim Walsh. Jon Baldwin. Jarrod Michel) The golf team enjoyed another successful season under new coach Jim Fleming. This year’s team played every Tuesday and Thursday. The team played at Howell, Webb, and Greenwood Park in Baker. The team competed in many tournaments and faired very well. Led by senior Derek Sanders, the rest of the team continued to improve thier game and will be prepared for regional tournaments and for next year. With 6 juniors returning after this year next years team will have plenty of talent and experience. G 0 L F 149 laila Villiacencio. Coach Christine McLean, Jell Rester. Boyd Halbert, not pictured: Todd Waguespack s w I The 1987 Woodlawn swim team had a very busy year. Aside from all of their seasonal meets, they also did very well in the state meet. Boyd Halbert placed seventh in the butterfly and eighth in the backstroke at the state meet. The team consisted of Boyd Halbert, Laila Villiacencio, Jeff Rester, and Todd Waguespack. The Team had a new coach, Christine McLean. She helped Woodlawn’s swim team have a very successful year. L A M 150 Standing Chris Smith. Came laggard. John Simoneaux. Andrew Popsack. Steve Jones. Lee Pippin, Rob Robbins. Oliver Hartsog. Sean Marchiafava. Chad Moore. Jeff Stevens. Sponsor: Mrs. Jarrell. kneelmg-Kevin Hanks. Brian Granger. Rachel Wilcox. Susan Edwards. Monica Underwood. Misty Boone, not pictured: Christy Kaiser. The tennis team began practice in late February quite eager to get their season underway. The team’s sponsor this year was Mrs. Evelyn Jarrell. Their mam goal this year was to send players to the state play-otfs. This goal was accomplished with Rob Robbins' placing 3rd at Regionals. T E 1S1 c L I B I T 0 The Spring Sports Banquet was held in the Woodlawn cafeteria on Friday, May 8, 1987. The following awards were given out: BOYS’ BASKETBALL Seniors’ Awards: Lane Linton, Shawn Knox, Jeff Schafer, Dean Lessard, Kyle Huxen, Scott Moulard, Kenny Brown Best Offensive Player: Lane Linton Best Defensive Player: Kenny Brown Leading Rebounder: Scott Moulard Captain’s Award: Mike Toups All District: Lane Linton, Scott Moulard Managers: Jeff Bradley, Billy Ga-spard, Kelvin Clement GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Senior's Award: Valencia Washington Best Offensive Player: Jolynn Ce-falu Best Defensive Player: Kelly Strickland Team Captain: Valencia Washington Panther Award: Melissa Lawrence Service Award: Terri Bell Most Valuable Player: Scott Moulard Leading Hitter: Scott Moulard Team Captains: Mike Toups, Brian Boudreaux Panther Award: Mike Gall All District: Scott Moulard (M.V.P.), Mike Toups, Brian Boudreaux, George Kostuch SOFTBALL Senior’s Award: Bonnie Guidry Most Valuable Player: Jennifer Cook Team Captain: Jennifer Cook Leading Hitter: Jolynn Cefalu Panther Award: Nicole Kilgore Service Award: Tim Hunter All District: Jennifer Cook, Bonnie Guidry, Jolynn Cefalu TENNIS Seniors’ Awards: Monica Underwood, Susan Edwards, Andrew Popsack, Rachel Wilcox, Kevin Hanks, Brian Granger Most Valuable Players: Kevin Hanks, Brian Granger Captains’ Awards: Jeff Stevens, Carrie Taggard State: Rob Robbins BASEBALL Seniors' Awards: Troy LeJeune, Brian Boudreaux, Scott Moulard, Mike Toups, George Kostuch, Mike Gall GOLF Senior’s Award: Derek Sanders Most Valuable Player: Derek Sand ers All State: Derek Sanders 152 Mrs. Brooks presents a volleyball award Jell Lodge receives his award Irom Coach Moock TENNIS Seniors’ Awards: Monica Underwood, Susan Edwards Andrew Popsack, Rachel Wilcox Kevin Hanks, Brian Granger Most Valuable Players: Kevin Hanks, Brian Granger Captains’ Awards: Jeff Stevens, Carrie Taggard State: Rob Robbins GOLF Senior's Award: Derek Sanders Most Valuable Player: Derek Sanders All State: Derek Sanders SWIMMING Seniors’ Awards: Boyd Halbert, Laila Villavicencio Most Outstanding: Boyd Halbert Panther Award: Laila Villavicencio BOYS’ TRACK Seniors' Awards: Steve Simmons, Michael Berry Pete Nicolosi, Keith Walker Jay Thomas, Randy Johnson Jason Wilson, Kevin Johnson Brian Lessard. Jamie Terrance Kenny Brown Outstanding Trackman: Kevin Johnson Outstanding Fieldman: Jamie Terrance Captain: Kevin Johnson Panther Award: Jason Wilson All District: Steve Simmons, Ivan McMahon Frank Oby, Kevin Johnson Brian Lessard, Todd Waguespack John Scoggins. Jason Wilson All District-All Regional: Kenny Brown. Jamie Terrance Senior Awards: Brad Barousse, Mike Hall Laura McBride GIRLS' TRACK Senior: Tammy McGeorge MVP: Jennifer Lamabe Team Capt: Jennifer Lamabe Service: Jill Westerman, Julie Roloff CHEERLEADERS Seniors: Faye Michel, Lisa Helms Leigh Patureau, Jennifer Dodge Jennifer Jones, Pam Crawford MVC: Lisa Helms Capt:. Lisa Helms Co-Capt.: Leigh Patureau Best Overall: Jennifer Dodge N E W H E I G H T S 153 Coach Messina presents Jason Wilson with an award. Coach Ingalls congratulates Chip Rybolt. You can bank on our support. YOUR FULL SERVICE BANKS MEMBER ED 1C. BATON1 ROUGE BANK Baton Rouge Bank AMBAN A. 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Mom and Dad Susan, we are very proud of you and know you will continue to be successful at Northwestern. All our love, Mom, Kerry, Stephen, Michael, Suzette, and Cammie Congratulations, Michelle. We are very proud of you and love you very much. Love, Daddy, Mama, and Heather Congratulations, Michelle! We are very proud of you. Keep us your hard work and determination and you’ll always achieve your goal. We love you. Mom, Dad and Scott “I To Shelly Burr: We are proud of you and we love you. Thank you for so many precious memories. You are a wonderful granddaughter. Love MaMa and PaPa To Tricia Jones: Congratulations, Tricia! We’re very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Amanda To Rachel Wilcox: We’re proud of you. You’ve always made your own luck. You are the BEST! We love you. Mom, Skyler, and John Fred To Shelly Burr: May you achieve and succeed in life. Congratulations! Love, Dad Congratulations Seniors of 1987! Congratulations, Shelly! We're very proud of you. You are the best daughter and sister that we could ever hope for. Thank you for being just the way you are. We love you very much. God bless you throughout your life. Love Mom, Gordon and Scott 166 Momma ■tteeeeeeeeeeeeett 167 Tara Babin SNS ... SSY ... YEE ... Veteran s Day ... Biloxi ... Pebbles ... Bam Bam ... Bachelor Party ... Matt ... Zozo ... Oh. Opey! ... Tequila ... This is |ust for you. Merrill ... Over Over Over ... Jake Blake RaRa ... Mississippi River Bridge ... New Orleans ... Hamburgers ... July 4. 1986 ... Homecoming . . 3 ... Eat dirt Miss Piggy ... ROR ... January I. 1987!!! .. Winter Formal ... Rod. I was only pking' ... Aha! ... Sweetheart ... Kmgfish ... Okay, peace1 .. Mardi Gras .. Mai Tai ... 9 car pile up! ... Prom 87 ... Raphael ... Hey Mellie ... Didn't I |ust tell you to shut up7 ... Spring Break ... EVERYDAY for one week! ... Condo ... Illusions 8687 ... Kitty Dolly ... Graveyard Seance ... yaj guod arat igig ... Pizza fights ... Northshore ... What did he wear today? Did you see her. did you see her7!?! ... It's like being inside of a cell ... Is that what you are trying to say7 ... LSU bound ... Thank you masked man Holly Caplan BRHS retect ... I wanna cheeseburger ... cuzi party ... all mghters .. Todd and Gary ... No George don't leave us in the graveyard! ... Peanut butter and raisins ... Let's be blood brothers ... ITravel lodge ... Mouth ol the south ... Southern comlort ... Egg Roll King lor Tylee Pookie Wong ... Tears lor Fears ... Violent Femmes ... The Producers ... State Fair 85 ... What time does school start? ... WACA ... let's Breakfast Club it ... S.S Bermuda Star ,.. Hopi ... Take Her She's Mine ... SHUT UP!!! ... Jap ... Gimmie de keys I can drive ... Hagerstown . ATO ... Emerald green porsche ... NO! No' I don't want it all ... J.S.H ... Southsea's 86 ... G O. and D. Y ... sand in my socks ... Theta XI ... Jason and the Scorchers ... Senvoritis ... Quarters with Ronnie. Allen, and Jeff! ... Who's Connie ... J.T. and the Gutlersharks ... Stormy ... Trashley ... whorely ... Scabby ... bullfrogs ... Florida ... The stars, the beach, the water and you — you are so beautiful ... SHUT UP ... Labor Day Weekend Party ... busted (Ha What a yoke!) ... who mnade waffles ... CORONA ... Bif ... Spacemobile ,.. I'm happy for you ... Chapter Two ... CUT ... This play is an abortion ... I like you ... Madame M Trapp ... Gitusumore ... Jim Bean and cola ... I'm gonna kill your boome . I'm gonna shave your tail off ... I got tunned over by 4 Mac Trucks. 2 Woodlawn buses, and a blue 4X4 ... C. My jeans ... cardboard doesn't spit ... I'm sure ... my lude' ... Mardi Gras 1987 ... let's be direct shall we ... Not Drink 'consume ... Man. you better apologize to her date ... LSU bound ... Senior 91 Pam Crawford Buggs .. knm ... Elvis' Truck ... Izod ... Our Benetton Shirt ... Doubles ... Pic ... Bread for you ma'am ... Sued and those Chinese noodles ... Mr Shankly ACT ... Cough 13 cough ... do you speak English ... hope s© ... Bless you no talking please ... Cheese and Rice Chester is the child molester ... Ah 8eave ... Now you know .. Dave and hts za what a man ... HEY Woody ... where's the interstate Mia7 ... C'mon mammy throw me that whammy ... MOONPIE ... Engie Trey is 4 you! ... Strawberries DepokJis .. Assamatapes ... fake corsage ... Best Friend Christine ... RC ... The party wagon ... The Mores ... Strawberry Hill days ... The Pipeline ... Sophomores or 85 ... Spring Break 87 Gabbnella ... They were 29 and BALDING ... I got the Frith ... Tylee Today ... Prom 86 ... Oh Betse ... Don't touch ole Betse now .,. GROOOOOOOOOOVEEE ... and remember rap the rebels ... Let's go Paaaaaanthers ... less is the best ... Farrah the Farret ... Fred ... Kelly ... Jeff ... Daffy or is it Pluto ... GRUFF ... GONE FISHIN .. NO Tylee you go buy em! ... Mrs. Pat's 4th hour 86 ... My pig ... Taco Dip ... Mrs Donna ... Sandra Pooted ... Sardines and Pork n-Beans .. Prom 87 ... Trace ... EXCES ... Jason ... Pmk Champagne YUK .. I was lookin for a girly I met up with a guy His name was MCA ... I said howdy he said HI ... Egg Roll King ... Jaimes ... You're fresh too ... I think that's it ... I though I'd never get here But ... Bye Woodlawn Panthers ... thanks ... It's been kmda groovy ... ByeBye Nma Christiansen Spa? Tiger ... The Wink Joke .. dog meat ... Chug ak lug ... Daquin's ... Tom Collins ... Chelsea's ... D C 86 ... Spring Weekend at Centenary ... The Woods ... Posion Ivy ... Get U some ... Big Foot ... Nina the Detective .. Brew Crew ... Go Home ... Mug ... Hold me ... Sicily's ... High on life ... Red Bugs ... Turn up the radio ... Drug Dealer 3 ... Rape a Priest ... Mailbox's ... Mardi Gras 87 ... Hilton's Pagent ... Prom 87 ... Richard 74 Volvo ... Caney Lake ... Coconut .. The Breakfast Dub ... In't that special ... I love that song .. Satan ... Gulf shores .. Nen ... Sr. 87 ... Farewell Susan Edwards W S. mama ... u be ... Urn Sorry ... Yo no comprendo ... The Fellas ... What is it7 ... Cruise Fredrick ... Cafe Bocage ... Prime Rib .. Jamie in a scruffle ... What's this green stuff? ... George Jones ... WHS Baseball Games ... WiHie Mae ... Sue Ed ... R.C ... Less is the best ... Polar Bear ... C.H.'s Underwear ... Deda ... Where's my shoe7 ... Happy and Carrie ... My Bash .. BCM ... Joe Cool ... Nicolean the shower queen ... The Crew ... Don't cry dry your eye ... Corona and lime ... Beemer ... Cham smoker ... Get u some ... Cruise the scene Get crazy Be festive Alright dude Sadness ... Beb .. Manaic ... Sweetheart 86 ... The big O.J. and C.R ... Fly Girl ... Regena ... Yo baby ... You ain't fresh ... So nah ... In your eye ... Foolishness ... BMW 635csi ... N O Bound ... The Blue Horizon ... Spring Break 86 ... This is true ... I want to party with a 13th grader and a sophomore ... Where so ! up! ... Later James ... You child you ... I'm gonna go ahead and say it ... The checkmate ... I wuv you Christiaan ... I'm embarresed lor your family ... I'll miss ya W H S ... l.S.U. here I come. lisa Helms SR 87 ... Polar Bear ... Kaplunk ... let's go. let's go. let's really go ... Moo Moo Herf ... the bus ... Me D's ... How cute ... MoTea ... Miss Beatty ... Picadilly Parties ... Intoxicating the 1984 football team ... Cousin Bill ... Sticks and 8oards ... Kelly Jane ... PJ ... Buggs .. Oaf ... Goof ... PeeWee ... Beave ... Tyler ... Jem ... Me the Maw Maw (I knew it all along!) ... We Beat Catholic ... THE Academy ... Kick in the turbo ... fashion risk ... party cups ... Oh. Bows ... the bunny slope ... hawauan dances ... Girl State 886 ... Slumber Parties ... Ma Ma Buggs ... Toots ... Barbie Big Vein .. Big Brother . There's a roach in my bed' ... watermelon parties ... with PAHS cheerleaders and Monica ... that's great ya'H ... leg warmers ... the slow learners ... gymnastics class with Rachel ... movies with TIC ... That's so cool ... Nancy .. Cath and Hat ... lohpops ... Term papers ... Good ole Faye ... Papa Loup ... Papa's self filling sucker iar ... Hawg ... Miss Wooooonderful Hill ... Young life ... Get m your room Cmdi! ... Shaving cream fights ... taco dip ... Faye's m m cookies ... Pig out parties ... Between A B halls at lunch ... Cradles ... Do it one more time ... Randy McD and the sweats ... Eldrick (no. I mean Lamar) ... spirit sticks ... 1986 WHS cheerleaders beat Zachary cheerleaders at State Fair ... Dot letters ... the project ... maw maw Babin ... cheerleading paint from head to toe ... Senior Trip 87 ... May 20 ... Good bye ... Farewell ... I miss ya ... I love you WHS Tncia Jones M.G.'s ... Romancing the Stone ... Who wa! ... Surf naked ... Figgy cat ... Geez ... dogged you ... green thing ... Hey what's your sign ... no bows ... prom prospects . Asta LaVista Baby ... JAPLAN .. G D alumni ... Mickey D's . Yammin ... Hey you little suckers ... Navarre Hello Rustomite ... One day. you'll see .. so goofy .. wham rap ... Give me a beat, puh! ... midnight visitors ... annual events ... “I like you kiss ... eggm ... tree torns ... he's psycho ... Douglas. I love you ... cute nose ... my freshman Walt Disney World ... I must say ... not for me to say Oh Vanna ... I don't care ... let's go the N'awtms ... I understand ... It's only 15 minutes away the garbage can crew .. latisha's man .. hobunny. hobunny. hobunny. ho ... Alvin's ... superman shorts .. spring break 87 ... Tm so sure ... Red hot is getting nervous . Jones cat ... I dream I drank beer .. Beasties .. A hal crew ... Anna and Holy Brass monkey ... My addidas ... you'll get yours t|. Hayley McConnell Katherine ... and how! feed me ... It's terrible, just terrible ... Messy's macaroni ... Uh' am t that funky now ... Swanee. how I love you. how I love you ... Shoo ... VS $ happens touch that dial, turn me on ... BOSS boss Tonya Tibideaux ... up from the ground came a ... you've got a big mouth ... give me a break ... Heyba Baba Whatas Habanabyn7 ... a lean. lean. lean. Rome ... Doug E. Fresh ... cows and butterflies the flag corp is the big big cookies .. Mark time harsh and ... where are the depends7 ... heard it through the grapevine ... Nasty ... oh a big round omon started to cry ... Where did you get that gal7 ... No I'm sorry ... Building it ... My girl. My grl ... Woodlawn Flag Corps is the best ... Rock city ... Smohies .. Florida . . . S of 0 . Chinese food .. Glass Tiger ... Herb ... The final countdown ... ChovH Maureen McMahon cow patty shoes .. crap happens ... Katherine ... terrible. |ust terrible ... Hot Rod ... weevey . Marty Mann ... Mikey Baby ... alpo ... Ron Juan ... stick that pole up ... I'm not a man. or machine ... the driH ... Mike C . KEY Olive Juice ... A party7 for me7 Jean S Jheri . officer friendly . SA SAMI oops NA . Ladi. Dadi. who likes to party? ... our tan counterparts ... Caramber ... excuse you ... overdub on ha:rs pray ... is she crazy7 ... Flagettes come first kick those fat legs way up high ... No quality .. If you got it. shake it ... A lean. lean, lean ... Mr Wilson ... how's the nose situation ... Hey. Bendeceo Wha daya think this is? A disco or something7 ... what are yous dom? ... Shad up u Bastey ... Stevie Wonders ... D it ... Well isn't that special ... Later much. Weedlawn Michelle Morette Sports Fest 85 ... Get U Some . Egg Roll King ... Tylee wants ANOTHER cheeseburger ... Skm flute .. football foctball ... Michael food ... all mghter s at Gary's ... Let's be blood brothers ... Stuck at a graveyard at 1:00 a m .. peanut b.'!er and raisans ... Todd and David breakfast dubrt where are we gonna hose him down . HOF1B4J-S-T-E D ... Holly's party 86 ... hot tutwt ... sout‘--n comfort ... This time, will be the last time we wi smoke that ?!@ .. Halloween mte 85 ... Producers ... Mudd slidm ... No one I think is in my tree 4 year love affair ... so long ... Boohorn cakes W.A.J A ... Tylee Eggroll Pookie Wong Fuji F m Toes 5 on each feet, gee aren't they neat7 . An ode to Eli ... Groupie ... RA RA ... leave what to Bea«ef7 ... 8ULLFROGS .. Rover loves Grover ... Dazz o Cave ... Ashley Trashley don't steal Sean's shirt Im gonna bite you Griff dancing chickens .. tram bridge Bock Bock ... fang .. Morehorn Warriors I've been yammed (I'll get you. you meddling kids) ... I love you Jack say J Jack! ... ptptptpt ... Ya wanna hear a sick pie ... dose my door ... My Sharona ... Brf-n-Bu! DOTS . . The BIG BUIE ... Cadimahac ... Uh Stacey. Where's the blender7 ... Who is Mo7 ... What is Mo? ... I love you butterbean ... I don't want to start any blasphemous rumors but I think that God's got a sick sense ot humor, and when I die. I expect to hod him laughing Susan Mullins Duran Duran ... GB ... Shane ... Mich Scott ... Double dates ... Young life ... Campaigners ... John 4 Nanc ... Di Clay ... ski tup ... polar bear .., shaving cream fights .. Thurs. mte party ... BHS Guys ... IMS ... busted ... 6 weeks ... Windy Gap ... Tara ... Best Week ever ... horses ... Susie ... The blob Ft. Lauderdale ... Diplomat ... Hollywood cats ... TONY ... Jett ... Candy.. . store we danced ... Dave Sal ... strip ... nice car ... 300 zx ... Oct. 1984 Playgirl centerfold get it ... Prom weekend 87 ... gulf shores. Ala .., Me. Elena. Rachel, and Bonnie ... bk girl .. prom pictures ... swing ... pitch tent ... 10 00 ... no stakes ... radio ... strip ... putt putt ... Bon's last put ... free game ... Time out for Ginger ... Top Gun ... 8 times ... Panterettes ... Thanks ... WHS ... It's been Great! Noel Paschal. Shan McDowell. Leigh Patureau Duckie . Commencal dog ... alright dad! ... Taco Bell .. Mother Goose ... spike ... I'm so sure ... Scott and Jimmy's ... Mike's ... Tonya's ... Port Allen ... F.A ... G.U.S ... Catfish town ... The Bellemont ... Gumby ... Pulsar NX ... dodge dart ... Steve Miller ... New Orleans ... Bow head ... 66 Mustang ... Bengal ... Florida ... Football games ... Fastimes ... Florida ... Twigs ... Coolers ... Faye's wreck ... fuzzy navels The chimes .Georgia Satallites ... Dick Ninons .. Rocky Horror ... Joel the scarf dancer ... Oreos ... Todd the dig ... McDonald s ... Thanksgiving 85 ... Thanksgiving 86 ... Quarters Wednesday ... Freckles ... Big Red ... Hold me .. your hand are cold ... school lunch ... Ttppi Toes ... World's Fair ... you bat ... cold chicken and cheese ... DODGE ... Jap Sap ... cheap wine ... F.U. NO! F.U. NO! F.U ... V ... Hunan beef ... grasshopper cookies-Boom! ... 4th of July. Poor Rusty Scott Seal Country Club Brats ... Jay. Greg, and Fredd ... I love Coach Moock .. |ust kidding ... sike ... Summer of 86 ... FUN ... June of 86 ... Lauren (I loved it) ... Still love ya! ... Homecoming 86 with Jan ... Gitusum ... I got mine ... Thugish One ... Jason Boone ... Spring Break 87 ... Slept in that stinky elevator ... Drove 120 MPH while sleeping ... Red Head ... Nev Snaps ... Get Rebellious Pigskin ... Hawkm mth Rob A ... What up doo ... Fellas ... Sr. Trip with the Fellas ... Ski Trip ... Breckenndge The Bus ride ... Gotsum ... Big G ... Congradulations ... Stopping in the middle ... Reza Blue Thunder ... in love (Brassette) ... Burnt sparkplug lead boy ... Scrafe ... Kmgfish XTC ... Pete ... Lo Ridm it ... Basketball Bleacher Creatures ... Baseball ... left field BUMBS ... They loved us ... Angels with Halo's ... Giz Kids ... Lollipop ... Buddy Holly Simoneaux .., Road Trip to Hammond ... Reza saw KANGAROOS ... I did ... slow down ... LLAMAS. MEE Gall ... Partyin Street on Malvern Hill ... Austin 1 ... Glad you're back ... 5th hour at Scrafer's ... All you need is one good day ... Toups 4 Moo ... Young Life ... I loved it ... the best ... Thanks. John. Nancy. Diana. Clay, etc ... I love you guys ... Campaign 86 ... Jay. Face it we won ... Joy S.. cry me a hand full. I'll give you an A ... Tailgate party with Kim Jefferies ... Screamm ... Howlm ... I need a |ob planting tulips ... Tylee ... Fine jeep ... What ... Kelli Hang in there. Sugar ... Chi Omega .. Someday ... Can I have your change7 ... Jennifer Thomas ... You're the best ... Thanks for being such a g friend ... That's soooo gross ... Came T ... Gilateen ... Front and Back ... Truckers dream (no Curves) ... Super Bowl ... Chicken Drop ... I lost all my money ... It was great Hap ... So are you (Stay pure) ... Become a nun ... ALPINE ... Reza ... CD player NO 1 ... Brown Hornet wasn't about noudin ... The loft with Bull ... Alt ... Big Bull ... OK City ... Mama Clifford ... the dog in the road ... Ratt ... Brent K ... the best manager around ... Lauren we didn't egg your house with eight dozen eggs ... Sue Frew ... Please call me back ... Love FREDD ... Clair ... Hopper s 1 ... Wash my car ... Have you talked to Mike G ... No ... Pool Shark ... Pete N ... Got that pad ... Own apartment ... Prom 86 ... I loved it and enioyed every minute of it ... Chad Davis ... high class ... Meathead ... Jennifer Dodge ... Sexy mama ... I needs some notes ... Thanks for every thing Sugar ... There's no replacement for a better friend ... Heather Turney ... late night phone calls ... thanks for being there ... How come I never got a date ... All my other friends did ... Call me when your Grandfather gets off the line ... Jennifer C ... I need a ride to the gynocologist ... She's Pregnant'' ... P S. I'm sorry for all the times you hated me for two weeks at a time ... Steve Owens ... FRESHWATER ... I still owe you J40 ... SORRY ... Private Dances in New Orleans ... Jennifer Jones ... I have to wee so bad I'm holding my TWOT ... Football 87 ... TOAST ... All Momenzadeh ... Big cheese ... Jay Thomas ... Mee ... Gall ... Great ... Prom 87 ... THE BEST ... Residence Inn ... High Class ... Year ... Big G ... All world offensive lineman ... Pete NkoIosi ... Academically meligable ... It's been great Peter ... more to come ... Veronica ... Great moments in the past ... Thanks ... Heather Sewel ... needs a ride home ... WOODIAWN THE GREATEST ... Get rebellious ... It's the best ... Thanks to all the AOOMINASTRASHON ... I love you guys!!! Julie Serpas Georges's party truck ... field parties ... Wes Martin ... Shan ... Pantherettes ... The Police ... Sting ... Rocky Horror ... BA 4 Bl ... Brian Adams ... McDonalds ... Stacies' Parties ... hole in the wall ... card games ... The Chimes ... River Road ... Jeff Project ... Suicidal Tendicies ... DK ... tubing ... David Bowie ... U2 ... one night love affair ... The Times ... Wanna go to London ... INXS ... yee ha ... The brown tank ... goals ... scammm ... Let's Padre ... Bermudas ... Louise's backyard ... Ted and Vicki's ... Bums ... Jazz fest ... Circle K ... bring on the night ... Porsche ... tally ho let's go ... some like it hot ... Hotel California ... Haunted Houses ... Panama City ... 1984 ... Van Halen ... The Bengal ... Book of Love ... Boy ... We don't have to take our clothes off ... the red bug ... New York ... Hard Rock Cafe ... Macy's ... Sr. 87 forever!!!!! Shannon Tassm SHUT UP YOU BAYSTEDS!!! ... Catch the Wue 1 4 2 ... Get u some bugger ... Stacy, put that cigarette out ... Jean. I don't think this is Catfish Town ... Born to be wild .. Mr Green Jeans ... The Hulk and the Ape ... Philadelphia Freedom ... Susan and the ice ... Stay away from New Iberia, guys ... 4 in a very little truck ... bye. bye Ms Hill ... its been nice ... Shame, remember the horse at the car wash? ... Will Parke Hoover Moore gonna miss u boy ... going to an S.G.A meeting. Marlene want to come ... look at that fat @ $!!! ... Jake. Troy. Lyn, Jason, etc. etc ... Guy in the Gucci shop in Mex, hot. huh. Stac? ... TONID ... Here comes goat gut ... Who was holding hands on the bus. girls ... Not I ... I live for debate ... MoMc. sing along to the Go Go's for us again .. You. Bandeco ... Give me you watch Tina ... Lauren's sick again ... Thunder thighs ... Florida bound. Holly Cap ... Poodle. Screw. 4 Roach ... Love my Ron ' ... pink Floyd the wall ... Sue. what is on your neck So long Woodlawn. it's been fun ... Let me take you home ... Sr. 87 rocks!!!! Michelle Taylor T.B ... M T ... MX ... I B .. A.G ... Pebbles ... Bam Bam ... Movies at Tara's ... sleeza ... Mel ... Bon Jovi ... Leather ... Mel a truck is coming ... wanted ... private peer, sea weed ... Home sweet Home ... Condo ... were just looking at pictures ... Jamica ... balcony ... Eddie Shallow ... Flembo ... Butt breath ... Biloxi ... Hulk ... Ice chest ... bottles ... no air off of Cora Street Mitch 4 Mel the M4M twins ... Mel falls, where is she ... Hurricane blew Mel down ... Kmgfish ... Bobbae ... Broadmoor ... Poio ... Wine coolers ... rubberband ... Holiday Inn ... Butcherary ... VIP ... Gmo's ... van ... convertables in winter ... Hemken ... panty hose whose there ... scary ... Tomb stone saloon ... New York agent ... limbo in Jamaiaca ... Mel gets band off stage ... 10 ft. lump ... Atlanta Club Rio ... Keg party New Years!!! Stacy Weeks Oh. my God ... my reindeer ... Hello my little honey suckle ... brick mailbox ... Colorado 85 ... blender? what blender? ... tacos at 2 a m ... nekid ... tap dancm ... snow, snow, let's make snow ... peaches what do you mean I'm speeding ... psychedlic ... you betcha ... mesh underwear ... bring kitty up here ... Biloxi trip 86 ... dad's big truck ... coming at ya like ashat rad ... Brusly ... football, football, hut. hut ... beer can beach 86 ... my house Thanksgiving ... so you say your parents are going out of town ... I don't do that ... did I |ust hit that median ... your going down the wrong way ... I'll play the spoons ... I love ya Patasiack ... my tube of tub a stuff ... Travel lodge parties ... Holly's hot tub party ... the crazy butcher woman ... picking up hitchikers ... rubber eggs and charcoal bacon ... looking good ... let me explain ... egg roll king ... al mghters at Gary's ... Sr. 87!!!! Rachel Wilcox Dr. Pepper ... Get crazy ... history ... SuEd ... The green Eagle ... tretorns ... George Strait ... Younglife ... Nanc ... Polar Bear ... lipstick on the teeth ... Happy's horn ... McDonalds ... Pase ... that's the ticket ... go panthers ... Chicago ... fly girl ... you am t fresh ... Virgma ... Oh shut up! ... F.C.A ... North and South ... Waterhead ... Raps ... Assembly Center spys ... Run Carrie Run ... Woody Eunice ... to the dome ... tad gate parties ... pep rallies ... Mardi Gras ... funnel ... toyotas ... l.S.U ... tennis ... me no hablo espanol ... thespians ... crawfish boils ... Grand Pnx ... baseball games ... debate trips ... bow head ... R U ready ... World's fair ... aqua show ... the moores ... purple and white ... Sicilys ... Berryville ... Jams ... Get u some ... plastic containers ... Ah. come on ... the red shoe ... out of gas ... A4B hall ... bust up ... candy grams ... Fredd ... ski trip ... black slopes ... state fair ... beat the bears ... the rag ... taco dip ... Koto ... Homecoming ... pizza ... busted ... pmkrollers ... reach the beach ... Pass Christian ... Run D M C ... Rainbow buses ... 20 more m 169 DIT ... DOTS minutes ... Baskin Robins ... you can’t act ... Quiet ... Time our for Ginger ... sad songs ... spring break ... Top Gun ... The locker ... Di's wedding..The bat mobile ... May 20 ... sadness ... Thanks WHS ... I love ya ... Go tigers!!! Robert C. Williams-Thaddeus T. Gordon ... outside contain ... Programs at LSU ... ride the train at catfist town ... BUDLIGHT ... sub ... upchucking at Peppy's ... tubing trip 86 ... Where’s my Woodlawn bass ... Cillys ... Beastie boys ... Applebee's ... Mardi Gras 87 ... dressed down Canal ... Final four ... Bourbon Street ... female mud wrestling ... LA National Gaurd ... Prom night at The Bellemont ... Senior Trip ... Sr. 87 ... Party forever!!! Stacie Wright I’m gonna punch you in your @ % ! ... Got something on your mind ... Whatsup ... Torpedo ... Whale ... I don’t even much know ... I'm so sure ... All she wants to do is dance ... Waterbreak celebrate ... Chocolate pie woman ... House guard Pete ... Ninga ... Talley Ho Let's Go ... Tally oogie, let's boogie ... chop the wood and mow the lawn ... PANTHERETTES ... Senior class of 87 ... Around the World ... I say, he say up the ... yo guidance gimme keys ... Wennie ... why can’t I get just one ... sly ... Holmes ... no work today ... I didn’t say that ... Nasty Boy ... that girl gets around ... Jules Madere ... Oh no ... A coppa ... where's the party ... I got to be to work ... Why Boogeda Boogeda Boogeda Ah Ah Ah ... JT and the Gutter Sharks ... I don't even know ... and gossip? ... Sweetheart 87 ... Show some skin ... Baby you’re so fine ... New York ... scope ... Mickey ... Granny ... Mardi Gras 87 ... White Nissan ... the bomb ... babes ... Senior Trip 87 ... Big wet kiss ... the pole ... Starsky and Hutch ... Woman!!!! It is a very difficult thing to do — put this yearbook together, that is. It takes a lot of creativity, good ideas, brainstorms, hard work, and panic. The group we formed became very close friends and very bad enemies sometimes. That is the way it is when people work so closely together under such stressful circumstances. I hope that each one of our group remembers this class with affection. I know that I will. I give to each of you my appreciation for a job well done, my thanks for going the extra distance when I called on you, my pride in you as an individual, and my friendship because you are so special. I applaud the following: Stacie Arseneaux, Shelly Burr, Pam Crawford, Susan Edwards. Tim Heath. Tylee Jackson. Christy Kaiser, Dana Kimbrough. Lauren LaCasse, Denny Lam. Michelle Mayes, Hayley McConnell, Faye Michel. Susan Mullins, Jim Walsh, and Laurie Yawn. Thanks for everything! Debbie Juneau £e ec{ ue 7 fair ‘Des yn I5 66 EW P .j ry fW L_«-Pk o 2 p5 0622 Designs Selected Especially For You 170 Hair By Sheryl Caruso 171