Interview with Judge Allen Babineaux:
02:00 - Discussing their international travels and bad things they've seen;
03:45 - Anti-communists being labeled as communists;
05:00 - Shane asks if people were concerned about the prospect of nuclear attack;
07:00 - Saddam Hussein
08:00 - Defense Education Act - Babineaux says it had an effect on South Louisiana;
09:00 - Integration in the 60s. Babineaux says there were no problems in Carencro;
10:55 - Joined the Navy in 1944, was made fun of in boot camp;

00:40 - Acadian Flag
03:45 - Founding of CODOFIL;
05:30 - The first Acadian International Festival
07:40 - Early CODOFIL meeting that took place at the Lafayette Courthouse, discussing how the organization was formed;
10:45 - CODOFIL - Discussing the early perception that the organization catered more towards standard French over local dialects;
15:20 - Punishment for speaking French in school
16:10 - Served in WWII - Navy in the Pacific, was called "Frenchie";
18:45 - Importance of the G.I. Bill;

00:00 - Americanism classes mandated by the school board;
02:20 - Communist propaganda;
04:00 - McCarthyism
05:00 - Possibility of a nuclear attack during the Cold War
05:50 - Ignorance of American history;
08:00 - Defense Education Act - Teachers had more money to spend on textbooks, received additional training;
09:00 - Shane asks about integration in the area - Nunez says there were no issues in Carencro;
11:00 - Service in WWII;
12:15 - Ridicule for being Cajun;
13:30 - First heard the term "coonass" in the mid-1930s;

Ledelle D. "Biggie" Dupuis:
00:20 - Shame of being Cajun;
01:20 - Other ethnic prejudices;
02:20 - Describing a typical day in his Americanism class;
07:00 - Discussion on American History textbooks;
10:55 - nuclear hysteria;
12:50 - Vietnam/fall of French Indochina;
18:15 - Discussing Vietnam War protesters;
19:20 - hippies;
20:50 - Integration of Northside High School; road to integration; student responses to integration

Ernest Crochet:
29:20 - newspaper article featuring Crochet;

00:55 - Says that he grew up a lot during his service in the Navy, decided to volunteer instead of being drafted;
03:50 - Was asked if he spoke French or any other languages when he joined the service;
04:15 - Met French soldiers in the Philippines;
05:00 - Speaking French in the military - But did not serve as an interpreter or translator;
07:10 - Says he used his Spanish speaking ability while serving;
07:55 - Cajuns and higher education before WWII;
09:45 - Went back to SLI after the war;