MCHS Class of 1958 holds 65-year reunion

Morgan City High School’s Class of 1958 celebrated its 65-year reunion April 21-23.
The class graduated 120 students, 61 of those are still alive. Thirty attended reunion events.
Activities included a seafood buffet on April 21 at Morgan’s and a breakfast on April 22. The reunion was held April 21 from 5-9 p.m. at the Petroleum Club of Morgan City.
Classmates traveled from New York, California, Missouri, Florida, Mississippi and across Louisiana to attend.
Some of the reunion highlights include a welcome address from Dr. Whybra Duay, reunion chairman, and welcome remarks from Class President Carole Webster Arcemont. The invocation was delivered by Bill Vincent.
Flavia Verrett Lancon presented an essay titled, “Our Story,” which covered the many careers and accomplishments of classmates.
Arcemont presented a video and remarks honoring the football team, cheerleaders, pep squad and band members. Her family members assisted in the preparation of the video.
A toast was given in memory of the deceased class members.
During the evening, classmates took pictures, reminisced and took part in a banquet.