Marist School - Guidon Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

If you can dream-and not make dreams your master; If you can think-and not make thoughts your aim, 2 introduction introduction 3 If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with kings-nor lose the common touch, 4 introduction If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much: introduction 5 If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or, bei ng lied about, don ' t deal in lies. 6 introduction Or being hated don ' t give way to if- ' hating, And yet don ' t look too good, nor talk too wise; introduction 7 If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone, 10 introduction And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them: Hold On ' inlroduction 11 If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds ' worth of distance run, 12 introduction Yours is the earth and everything that ' s in it, And-which is more-you ' ll be a man, my son! 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Coming Home Homecoming What does one have to do to become Homecoming Queen? All girls entering the contest are screened by student council representatives and football players. Six are appointed candidates for the position of Homecoming Queen. Then the hard work begins. All six candidates are introduced to the student body, one grade at a time, then voted upon. To win, the candidate must win a plurality of the votes of the students. Sue Acker (pictured opposite page), a senior at Chamblee High School, accomplished the task this year and became the 1970-71 Marist Homecoming Queen. 1 4 M l,u activities 17 ■fiT ' . Gail Reed Sandy Borzak Donna Schlinkert Neil Hunter Anna Mane Spillane first runner-up 18 activities The spirit of Homecoming Week was ignited by a bonfire and exploded with a pep rally, both leading up to the big night, the night of the game. At the game patrons enjoyed the traditional march-on and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. Then the War Eagles finished the night with a victory over Wills High School, making the Saturday night dance a celebration of victory as well as Homecoming. activities 19 Stadium Dedication The first football game of the 1970 season was history- making. Marist ' s first real stadium hosted this year ' s game. So called home games have been played on other schools ' fields. St. Pius High ' s Joe Bean Stadium was home for the War Eagles for the past eight years and before that they shared facili- ties with St. Joseph High School. But this year, f arist came home. Hughes Spalding Memorial Field was dedicated September 11. Attending the memorable event was Archbishop Thomas A. Donnellan, D.D., Mr. Welborn B. Cody, and Mrs. Hughes Spalding Sr. and other members of the Spalding fam- ily. The Archbishop gave the invocation. Mr. Cody, a personal friend of Mr. Spalding and noted Atlanta attorney, delivered the address. Mrs. Spalding was presented with a picture of the stadium as a small token of appreciation and as a momentum of the occasion. The field gets its title from the late Mr. Hughes Spalding, Sr., a selfless benefactor of Marist. Rising to the occasion, the Marist football team, having christened the field with victo- ry the previous week, staged a sports spectacular for the dedication crowd by beating arch-foe Westminister 12 to 6. Student Council president presents a tol en of appreciation to the Spalding family. Kind words tor Hugties Spalding from an old friend 20 activities Cadets channel the team toward victory. Pius Week Just as Rome was built on seven hills, Marist ' s spirit is built on seven days. These seven days are Pius Week , the week which St. Pius X High School had turned into a nine year tradition of victory over the arch-rival War Eagles. But every year, whether or not Marist has a winning season and in defiance of the winless history of Pius Week, the spirit of every cadet is at its peak. Bouyed by this spirit, the Marist football team this year was victorious over the Gold- en Lions by a margin of 13 to O. The victory not only spoiled the Lions chance of capturing most wanted prey, but won the Eagles recognition by the Atlanta Journal as the state ' s team of the week . Veteran Coach Charles Alexander addressed the pep rally on the day of the game. No-one was more aware than he of Marist ' s record in this traditional encounter. But still he voiced a seemingly dan- gerous confidence in victory. Apparently, he was not alone in his confidence, for the gym shook as the students showed their enthusiasm for Coach Alexander ' s final prophetic words, THE DROUGHT HAS ENDEDV K  % C% J War Eagles eagerly await the Pius offense iwSMOKINC The team must have read the sign No one wMi be allowed on the field after Ifie game activities 23 Wing commander Danny Davis receives his insignia from his mother. Officers salute. 24 activities Commissioning Day and its earlier Army counterpart, Sabre Day, are a long- standing tradition at Marist. Each year another select group of seniors are initiated into the fraternity of cadet officers. On Sunday. November I, 1970, each officer was presented his commission by Col. Jindrich in a ceremony in the new stadium. The cadet ' s insignia of rank was then pinned on by his mother or guardian m keeping with mili- tary tradition. Colonel Jindnch commissions Cadet H, Colonel Don Whittemofe. Seniors receive a return saiuie Irom Colonel Jindnch and Brigadier General Cassiday. Mrs. Bailey pins Richards insignia on his shoulder. activities 25 Dramatics Club 1. Jeff Manguno 2. Chuck Grolnes 3. Jim Haney 4. Mark Ryckley 5. Jon Dmytryk 6. John Sherman 7. Jules Beal 8. Don Whittemore 9, Chip Siruense 10 Chip Mathis 11 Carl Griffin 12. Tex ODonnell 13 Chip Morrison 26 aclivilies Goofing off? No. lis a scene in the play. Mr. Lloyd gives the actors some important tips. Jules Beal talks on the phone ' activities 27 Student Council faculty moderaler, Fr Vedros John Sherman Julius Bowie Bill Roche Mark Levesque Robert Shelton Sam Nagle James Powell Adrian Popescu Danny Davis Chris Cook Tim Talboti Ray Rummel Pat Fenn Richard Sanders secretary, John Aitanasio Charlie Ragan Joe Warnecke IS 20 21 22 Robert Norman vice-president, Terry Cantrell Tim Prince president, Don Whitemore 23 Chip Morrison 24 parliamentarian, Jules Beal 25, Joe Gaspierik 26 Ken Lloyd 27 treasurer. Charles Bell 28 Tommy Crotty 29 Bob Carter Mark Maloof Matt Shelton Bob Bairstow Mike Wampler 30 31 32 33 28 clubs SPIRITEER STAFF (above) (left to right) Jim Malhis. Richard Carlton, Chip Morrison, Gary Golden. James Smith, Tom Roper, Goger Gardocki, (co-editor), Pal Flanagan (co-editor), Kevin Weekley, Kelly Rickenbaker. Matt Carlson. Mark Rykley, Kevin Grass. President Don VVhiitemofe and Vice-president Terry Cantrell tn deep thought. Ken Lloyd presents his report. clubs 29 Varsity Cheerleaders 1 Mary Murphy 2- Sharon Shade 3 Ja Don Mendenhall 4. Diane Nicholls 5. co-captain. Sue Acker 6 Becky-Jo Dilcher 7- Vicki Gayton Gail Reed Pally Mead Anna Mane Spillane Gloria Crockford Diane Greenlees Linda Hook Shirley Sleed co-caplain, Belh Williams 1. Mark Jolly 2- Ted Andrews 3. Dick Ford 4. John Hornsby 5. Ken Lloyd 6. Tom Roper L..: 30 clubs 9th Grade Cheerleaders 1. Denise Duke 2. Donna Thomas 3. Irish Kergosien 4. Sue Leary 5 co-captain, Kathy Fowler 6 De De Dyrenforth 7 Cathy Merck 8, Carole Inman 9, Katie Fogarty 10. Pat McLean 1 1, co-captain, Nancy La Matte 12 not pictured, mascot Kim Beer 8th Grade Cheerleaders 1. co-captain, Lynn Sheenn 2. co-captam. Donna Crocker 3. Valerie Garcar 4. Jane Hendrick 5. Melody Otten 6. Mary Lynn Van Sickle 7. Tern Reynolds 8. Peggy Ann Stee 9. co-captam, Minam Lancaster 10 Nina Batson 1 1 Lysa Jordan 12, Becky Prince 13, Suzie Tiedge 14, Christy Brogan 15 not pictured Cathy Wampler 16 not pictured Suzy Sexton clubs 31 National Honor Society 1 Melville Rummel 2, Herbert Ettel 3, John Hornsby 4, David StuUz 5, Roger Gardocki 6, Ken Laity 7, Pat Flanagan Joe Knck 9. Adrian Popescu 10. John Mauihe 11. Danny Davis 12. vice president. Jutes Beal 13. president. Jim Wheaton 14. faculty moderator, Father Barry 15. secretary. Conrad Wynne 16. parlimentarian. Joe Gaspienk 32 clubs Key Club 1. Pat Fenn 2. Randy Howard 3. Tommy Davis 4. Frank Day 5. Rob Shellon 6. Mike Murray 7. Tim Prince 8. John Aitansio 9. Joe Warnecke 10- Paul Tully 11. Gordy Hamilton 12. Paul Girardeau 13. Henry Espy 14. Jim Combs 15. Nick Prince 16. Mark Jolly 17. Danny Davis 18. Kevin Hohn 19. John Gannon 20 Joe Svatos 21 Kevin Grass 22, secretary, Roger Gardocki 23 vice-president. Charles Bell 24. president, John Hornsby 25. treasurer, Steve Johnston r ifll clubs 33 Son Sacre ' 1. Chuck Grotnes 2 Charles Bell 3 Jeff Hanauer 4 Mark Phelan 5- James Powell 6- Paul Coleman 7. James Brantley 8- Dean Jennmgs 9. Clayton Powell 10. Sam Nagle 11. Hill Kilgore 12. Sean Martm 13 music co-ordinalor, Ken Lloyd Radio Club 1 president. Fr. Vedros Mike Murray 13 vice president 2 Robert Smith John Mauthe ■J Joe Krick 14 secretary-treasurer 4 Paul Hardy Conrad Wynne b Rick Lewis 15 Ken McKenzie b Mike Pitcher Ifi James Powell Paul Tully 17 John Reilly U Mark Levetan 18 Charles Nettleman y Roger Gardocki 19 Charles Murphy lU Tom Cahill ?0 Mike Cahill 11 Kevin Grass ?1 Robert Smith 12 faculty moderator. Blue and Gold Robert Gamble Joe Svaios Roger Gardocki Tom Roper Tim Prince Hal Furman , Joe Warnecke 8. Jon Dymtryk 9. Tex O ' Donnell 10. David Holhday 11. Brian O Shea 12- news editor, John Hornsby 13. managing editor, Jim Combs 14. managing editor. Ken Lloyd 15. managing editor. Ken Black 16. sports editor, Mel Rummel 1 r . l G)vcP) ] f n n if n rl Rapier Science Club 1 Dan Murray 30. Lewfis Feldman 2 Robert Norman 31, Herbert Ettel 3, Mike Frank 32, Robert Gamble 4, Steve Yales 33, Fred Costabile 5. Mark Thurman 34, Ted Andrews 6 Tom Jacobson 35, Mathew Carlson 7. Chip Struensee 36. faculty moderator 8. James Henley Mr Choquette 9 Tom Davis 37 Randy Howard 10. Eugene Howard 38. William Wallace 11 Dave Silkiner 39 James Hawk 12, Kevm Grass 40, Chris Vaughn 13 Joe Knck 41 Knox North 14. Peter Quinn 42 Cliff Yeckes 15 Tim Talbott 43 John Dmytryk 16. John Cox 44 Steve Yates 17 Roman Ptetfer 45 Kim Cronbaugh 18. Ian Pagan 46 president, 19 Ray Rummel Roger Gardocki 20 Chuck Taylor 47 Brian Tully 21 Joe Smith 48. secretary-treasure 22 Mark Dicarlo John Gannon 23 Doug Darby 49. Tex O ' Donnell 24 Jim McGuire 50. Joe Savatos 25 Bobby Browm 51 Tom Jacobson 26 Michael Murray 52 Henry Espey Tim Prince 27 Michael Porter 53. 28 James Stockslager 54 Mike Schnittker 29 Charles Morrison . ' ■ r. i ' ■ lu r; k ■ , ' -.4- . . ' ■ • ' ■:. ' . ■ mi- •■ -;- — mr4 ' ' 74..lJi . ■ ' . Af - ' .i? . W ' f- vJ • .:aiP:v.-Ji; ' i-. - M immss sk -: I si M ' -K. Fossil Club 1. Randy Howard 2. Tim Margeson 3. Tray Howard 4. John Cox 5 faculty moderator. Mr Choquette 6. Chris Vaughan 7. vice president. Chuck Taylor 8 president, Cliff Yeckes 9- Joe Smith clubs 39 Astronomy Club 1. William Howard 12 Chris Vaughn 2. (acuity moderator. 13 Tom Davis Mr Choquelte 14 Bill Coody ■i. Mike Carter 15, president. 4 Knox North Mike Schnittker b. Charles Hawk 16 Tim Talbolt b. Grover Fuller 17 Hank Bloom 7, Mike Penney 18 Mike Murray 8. James Stockslager 19 Ray Rummel y. Henry Espey 20 David Luncelord lU, Doug Darby 21 Joe Smith 11 Chuck Childs Aquarium Club 1. secrelary-lreasurer, Joe Savatos 2 Tom Viergever 3. faculiy moderator. Mr Choquette 4 Tom Jacobson 5. vice-president. Ted Jacobson 6. Chuck Taylor 7. Cliff Yeckes 8. Sean Martin 9. president, Jim McGuire ' 1 Oceanography Club 1 Chuck Taylor 15 David Shaw 2 Mike Thompson 16 John Bryson 3 Mike Schnittker 17 Richard Benton 4 David Savatos 18 James Lucas 5 Peter Winham 20 Lewis Feldman 6 Roger Gardocki 21 CliH Yeckes 7 Charles Childs 22 Chris Vaughn 8 Peter Quinn 23 Mark Levesque 9 Fred Costabile 24 vice-president, ■0 faculty moderator,, Kim Cronbaugh Mr Choquette 25 John Gannon 11, Mark Dicarlo 26 president. 12 John Cox Paul Tully 13 Kielh Grant 27, secretary-treasurer 14 Mark Hennessy Kevin Grass Allied Medical Careers Club 1 . l k K ShHIGII • • • • • - ' •t:,.!-,;:- :. 1 i B ; t t1 1 J y T faculty moderator Mr, Choquette Chuck Taylor ' treasurer, Roman Pfeffer secretary. Tex ODonnell James Hawks vice-president, Matt Carlson 7 Charles Hawk 8, president, Joe Krick 9 Robert Gamble 10 Herbie Ettel 11 Lee Slockslager 12. Joe Warnecke 13. Tim Prince 14 Kevin Kell Rock and Mineral Club y« 1, Roger Gardocki 2, John Cox 3 moderator. Mr Choquette 4 vice-president, Kevin Grass 5. Mike Murray 6. president, Neil Nahser 7. secretary-treasurer. Paul Tully 8. Christopher Smith 9. John Gannon 10 Randy Howard 11 Joe Smith Jf l ' Z IB 1 m gj|a k k ' - ' y — - %?2i,  0 J L f i t B Model Rocketry Club 1. president. Chip Morrison 2. Walt Tewler 3. Grover Fuller 4. Ray Rummel 5 faculty moderator Mr Choquette 6 Roman Pfeffer Tim Talbott 10 11 8- Clayton Powell secretary, Mike Eisele treasurer, Tex ODonell Robert Norman 12 Sears Hardy 13. James Powell 14. Dan Murray 15. Mike Franc 16- Glenn Campbell clubs 43 Spanish Club 1 Randy Howard 2. Virgil Demery 3. Tommy Davis 4. Tom Barton 5- Ted Andrews 6, Bobby Brown 7 David Geisler 8, Bill Coody 9. Mike Schnittker 10 Charley Bradford n, Brian Tully 12. Bill Medberry 13, Robert Hawkins 14 Andy Bairstow 15, Ian Pagan 16. Marc Johnson 17 Fred Costabile 18 Dan Ducatel 19 Richard Carlton 20 Jeff Hearn 21 Charley Bell 22 Robert McCleskey 23 Dan Porter 24. Mark Ryckeley 25. Rick Bailey 26 (acuity moderator, Professor Benedit 27 vice-president. John Attanasio 28 John Duffy 29, president. Jay Demeza 30 secretary-treasury. Robert Shelton 31. Tim Prince French Club Robert Gamble Noel Denton David HoMiday Tony Kyatt Bill Adkins Pat Nolan Joe Svatos John Knolland Jon Dmylryk 10 Jelf Manguno 11. Chuck Grotnes 12 Joe Warnecke Henry Epsey Joseph Krick Chris Vaughn Bruce McDonald Adrian Popescu John Mauihe Allan Nassau 20. Conrad Wynne 21. Charlie Nelllemen 22 Charles Fulghum 23. Roger Gardocki 24. Kervin Weekley 13 14 15 16 17 18 19. clubs 45 History Club 1 Robert Gamble 2 Sanford Mathews 3 Mil e Conner 4 Bill Mills 5 Charles Reese 6 John Medberry 7 James Haney 8. Warren May 9. Robert Kruer 10. Matt Carlson 11. Mark Tyckeley 12. Chuck Taylor 13. Jon Dmytryk 14. Bobby Brooks 15. Herbie Eltel 16. Bob Hassler 17. Chuck Grotnes 18. Paul Tully 19. Kenneth Lally 20. Andy Bairstow 21. Jeft Manguno 22. Jim Bridges 23. Roman Ptefler 24. Jim Hearn 25. Jim Wheaton 26. Rodger Gardocki 27. Julius Green 28. Jamie Williamson 30. Jody Wood 31 John Altanasio 32 Tom Davis 33 Bob Bairstow 34. James Cooly 35. John Cox 36. Tom Jacobson 37. Pat Nolan 38. Tom McNulty 39. Jack Yochem 40. Tim Prince 41. Francis Flanagan 42. John Duffy 43. Robert McClesky 44. Theodore Jacobson 45. Pat Smith 46. Lance Friedland 47. Virgil Demery 48. Steve Johnston 49. Francis Richie 50. Kervin Weekly 51. Charles Fulghum 52. Miles Fredland 53. Joseph Summerour 54 Pete Garcia 55. Mike Schnittker 56. Mike Eisele 57. Tex ODonnell 58 Noel Denton 59 Bobby Brown Band 1 faculty moderaior Mr. Walthall 2. Joe Smith 3 Bill Crocker 4. David Hollaway 5 Clayton Powell 6 Reggie Jackson 7 Terrance Buehl 8, Tex ODonnell 9 Steve Johnson 10 Sam Nagle 1 1 Robert Howard 12 director, David Stultz 13. John Mackay 14 James Hawk 15. Bob Bennewitz 16. Harry Hamnck 17. Bill Peden 18 John McCord 19 Joe Berger 20. Kevin Kelt 21. James Powell 22. John Bates 23. Rusty Howell 24. Agustin Aguilar Exn 2 ?. Drill Team I : 4 I 1 Mike Porter 2 John Bryson 3- Wade Seale 4. John Rice 5 William Warren 6 Chip Morrison 7. Curtis Cam 8, Frank McKensie 9 Charles Childs 10 Christopher Smith 11. Jim Mathis Civil War Round Table 1 . Mike Murray 2. Mike Faass 3. Chuck Taylor 4. Clayton Powell 5. Chip Morrison 6. Bill Coody 7. Bill Mills 8- vice-president. Mike Porter 9 Jody Wood Pat Nolan 11 Ken Grodd 12 secretary-treasurer. James Stockslager 13 John Duffy 14 Virgil Demery 15 Ray Rummel 16 Tim Talbott 17 Charles Bradford 18 president. Lawerence Grodd clubs 49 Stamp and Coin Club 1. president, Mike Porter 2. Steve Faass 3- vice-president, Lance Fnedland 4. David Porter 5, faculty advisor Mr. Griffith 6- Joe Summerour 7 Chris Kiefer 8 secretary-treasurer, Mike Faass 9. Joe Davis 10. Mike Manguno 11. Steve Mills 50 clubs Contemporary Discussion Club Virgil Demery Bill Mills Paul Tully Brian Tully Mark Ryckeley Robert Gamble Jeff Manguno Matt Carlson 9, Jim Haney 10. Jody Wood 11. president. Chuck Grotnes 12. Jimmy Williamson 13. John Cox 14 Bobby Brown 15 Jack Yochem Pep Club William Gibson Mike Eisele Francis X Ritchie Bill Mathis Bruce MacDonald Larry Duzenski David Stultz Tex ODonnell Wade Seale Chris Smith Roman Pfefter Tim Prince Charles Dilcher 52 clubs Press Club clubs 53 CONSTRUCTIVE IDEAS 54 faculty ' • f f-i -T ■Vi J r ' i ' ' % S ] ri.r t .1 I - ' ' ..1 i.- •f I ' - £i iSlf- ' .-.5:: {- ris ' a. - ' r FR. SCHMUHL Father Schmuhl, Administrator Fattier Vedros, Principal Father Barry, Assistant Principal. French SI COACH HARQI8 Father Rizzuto. Guidance Director Coach Hargis, Athletic Director, Head Coach, Biology tacully 57 The Office Staff and One Man ' ' Departments Marists Hidden Assets 1. Who is secretary to Father Vedros? 2. Who makes up absentee reports and caters to students ' needs? 3. Who types college transcripts? 4. Who teaches cadets how to drive? 5. Who makes 21 sound like 121? 6. Who fixes the watcha-macallit? 7. Who believes it ' s better to be seen and not heard? Who is secretary to the Athletic Director? Who is Mr. Mende ' s right arm and adding machine? Who is the late-comer to the English Department? 1 1 . Who handles the $$$$? 8 10 1. Mrs. Williamson 2. Mrs. Mason 3. Mrs. Williams 4, Mr. Alexander 5. Mr. Walthal 6. Mr, Wright 7. Mrs. Raulerson 8. Mrs. McGowan 9, Mrs. Garcar 10, Mrs, Muzzy 11. Mr. Mende Mr Wnghl (standing) and Mr Mende. (left to nghl). Mrs. Garcar, Mrs. McGowan, Mrs Williams. Mrs Mason, Mrs Williamson 58 (acuity Mr, Alexander. Physical Education. Driver s Ed Mrs Muzzy, English Miss Raulerson. Librarian Mr Walthal. Band faculty 59 Aerospace In 1966 when Marist was invited to join the Junior Air Force ROTC program, she readily accepted, realizing that in this Space Age the Air Force was adapted to the needs of today ' s youth. The Aerospace Department has proven itself worthy of the school ' s confidence. The three instructors, Colonel Jindrich, Sargeant Thomas, and Sargeant Hardy instruct each cadet in leader- ship ability, navigation, the history of the Air Force and the Space Age, pilotry, and many other related areas. Aerospace Education is limited to the ninth through the twelfth grades. These four years not only aid in the expansion of each cadet ' s knowledge, but also prepare him for college AFROTC pro- grams. Each student graduated from Marist with four years of Aerospace Education is credited with two years of college-level Air Force ROTC. (left to right) Sgt, Thomas. Aerospace 1. Aerospace 2; Sgl Hardy, equipment ana supply, Col, Jindnch, department head. Aerospace 3, Aerospace 4, ARE GO! Religion Part of the uniqueness of Marist School is its concern with the religious and spiritual life of the students, and as an apostalate of the Society of Mary, Marist has a long line of tradition in its religious concern and moral enlightenment of its students. The religious department offers a six- year curriculum, helping Catholics and non-Catholics to form religious, spiritual, and social values. Students are offered two courses of study; Religion, intended primarily for Catholics and Charac- ter Development for non-Catholics. (left to right) Fr, Hogan. Religion 12. Character Development 12. Religion 11: Mr, Lloyd, department head. Religion 8, Religion 9, Religion 10, Religion 11; Mr Shuki, Character Development 10. Character Develop- ment 9, Religion 7, English 7. Char- acter Development 7. Science Keeping pace with the spirit of change at Marist, the Science Department added to its curriculum two new teachers, one subject and an important event. Mrs. Lewis and Mr. Houston joined the Science Department hoping to give each student a better understanding of their environment, whether it be the earth or the entire universe. Physical Science, the course addition to the department, was offered to some ninth and tenth grade students. The event was the Regional Science Fair, in which the Science Department hosted schools from the Atlanta area. y (Clockwise) Mr. Houston. Earth Science. Physical Science, Mr Choquette. department head. Advanced Biology. Geology. Earth Science; Fr. Ramm, Physics, Earth Science; Mrs, Lewis. Chemistry, Physical Science. faculty 61 Math An understanding ot Math is essential in any vocation or field of study a student wishes to enter. Under study this year in the Math Department are innovative projects designed to give Marist students that needed understanding. Acquiring a computer terminal this year, the department offered an extracurricular course in programming during the second semester. Their hopes are that the course will be included in the curriculum next year and eventually the computer can be used as a teaching aid in other math courses. Also tried this year were new approaches to conventional material such as programed courses designed to give students more individual instruction and attention. (Clockwise) Mr. CasKey, Algebra II, Math 12, Economics, YearbooK, Fr, MacLeod, Geomelry, Math 7, Fr Gilroy, department head. Math Analysis, Calculus, Advanced Algebra I; Mr. Queen. Pre-algebra, Algebra II: Fr. Caffrey. Algebra I, Journalism 62 faculty English The English Department can be described by many words, but the one word which best described its action this year was change . Many changes to the department were made possible by a five-thousand dollar donation from a private foundation. A portion of the donation was allocated to buy books and pamplets, available and prof- itable, to both students and faculty members. Room 212 was then converted into an English office supplied with typewriters, desks, and all other needed facilities. In order to keep pace with new teaching methods, the department purchased new Audio-Visual equipment and additional phonographs. Assisted by Dr. Charles Billiard of Georgia State Uni- versity, the department adopted a new course of studies. Father Hughes, head of the English Department, described the new teaching method in two words, sequential progression . This is simply a three-phase program with each phase lasting two years, in which a student is introduced to grammar, literature, and writ- ing skills. i clockwise) Col Van Houlen. English 9. Wvanced English 8; Fr, Hughes, depadment head. English 12. Advanced English 12; Fr. Brogley. English 11 Advanced English 10. Fr. Mullen. English 10. English 11, Advanced En- glish 9; Mr. Letts. English 8. English 7. faculty 63 Language The Language Department at Marist is constantly expanding to meet the needs of its college bound students. The Department, headed by Prof. Juan Benedit, announced plans this year to expand the coming year ' s cur- riculum. The expansion will allow any cadet the opportu- nity to take two years of Latin, four years of French, four years of Spanish and or one year of German. The new German course, incidentally will be taught by Mr. Griffin, the latest addition to the Lan- guage Department, whose major in college was in German. {lelt to right) Mr. Lowrey. French, Dr. Fernandez, Spanish. Prof Benedit, department head, Spanish; Mr. Griffin, Spanish, Math 8, Physical Science; Fr. Collopy, Latin. 64 faculty Social Science Informing students on the culture, history and people of the world is the objective of the Social Studies Department. The Department curric- ulum includes six subjects offered from the seventh to the twelfth grades. Georgia History is concerned with the historical dev- elopment of Georgia and its inhabitants. World Georgraphy includes the study of man and his environ- ment throughout the world. Civics is concerned with the structure of the Ameri- can Government. Amer- ican History is a survey of the developement of the nation ' s heritage through the Civil War. Economics and Twent i eth-Cent u ry America are offered to upper classmen. Eco- nomics is the study of the use or management of resources to satisfy human wants as fully as possible. Twentieth Century America is concerned with Ameri- can history from the Civil War to the present. (standing, left to right) Mr, Law. Georgia History, Civics, Physical Ed- ucation, Geography; Mr. Murray. Physical Education. Social Civics Studies; Mr Tomlinson, Social Studies, Geography; Mr, Griffith, American History, Character Devel- opment; (seated) Fr. Pfab, department head, 20th Century America. American History, faculty 65 MAN TO MAN 66 sports -SIC I iiP - -—J ' iifr -.-.«.-i--:5ass iK ' S Ss lg , KiSiiiK- ' MHrK i ' «« Football islanding eU to right) Jim Schulle, Mark Hennessy, Roberl Hawkins, Nick Demetros, Jim Gage, Joe Krtck, Tom Crotiy, Howie Johnson, Kevm Williams, Julius Green. Bob Orwig, James Williamson, Mark Davison, Mike Kyatt. Neil Gross. Mark Canlrell (kneeling left to right) Bill Mills, Fred Costable, Tom Vaughan, Tom Crowell, Charles Bell, James Smith. Edward Wyant. Mike Orwig. JeH Flagg, John Long. Dale Dodson, Mel Rummel, Dan Hollman, Pat Jones. Larry Nichols, Terry Cantrell, Mark Dicarlo (sitting left to right) Mike Britton, Greg Hollman. Alan Cordiero, David Cook, Chris Pndgen, Kevin Hohn, Tim Talbot, Ray Rummel, Corky Reynolds, Adrian Popescu, Tom Mitchell, Gary Golden. Richard Lewis, James Rice. Mansts mighty offense prepares to attack. We tiave won. we can win, AND WE WILL WIN ' 68 sports Charge! DiCario dodges defense. Seniors The seniors are the corner stone of most football teams and Marist ' s team is no exception. The coaches should be able to mold a good team next year, and hopefully they will have another great season. But the team will have to work hard, for the seniors will be greatly missed. These seniors will look back on this year with pride; for, at the height of their high school career, their team was undefeated. When they played, they played well; and when they gave the game all they had, it was enough. Tim Malone Bob Orwig Mark DiCarlo Fred Costabile Mel Rummel Joe Krick Terry Cantrell Larry Nicholls Dan Hollman Adrian Popescu Andy Cook 70 sports (leM 0 ' igh ' j Co.icfi A ' ' xarKlef, too ' b.ili. wrestling, bjseb.ill, Coacfi Law todib.iil baskelbdll. Coach Tomhnson, fooiball. basketball, track, Coacb Thomas, football basketball, baseball; Coach Hargis (kneeling), athletic director, (ootball. Coach Lens, football, basketball: Coach Houston, football, track; Coach fviurray. football, wrestling, golf; Coach Queen, football, baseball: (not picturpdl Fr Caflrey, soccer; Fr. Pfab, tennis The season of 1971 was a memorable one for the War Eagles. High points such as the victory on Sta- dium Dedication Night, the Homecoming win and the victory over arch-rival St. Pius were milestones on the road to Marist ' s first undefeated season in more than two decades. ' ' - :il.- -J.- r. . I - ,-,  .i.« .;rti ♦•klPS W Managers Mike Faass. Marc Johnson istandmgj, Steve Milts, trainer. Tommy Davis, (not ptcturedj Charles Netlieman sports 71 9th Grade Football  y . Eg? ' ' ym fimrwiKinni ,tif: ' .:!« - .- fc 9- r«].. ' «B- 0 Ai ' ?iij,_; A m.::§M = : ' fcs-t- ' ' 1 ' - . ' •- -- ■ -s 72 sports BSci BpP ' 43« ' f9 A tfs ■ • . i« ' L ' « p. isilting. left lo nghl) Barney Ben o Mumphties, Mike Larrea, Hay Belvey, Roger Jones, Mike Rhea, David Nickerson George Smilh, Joe Reilly, Deming Fish (kneehng, lell lu righll Charles Ragan, Jimmy Trapani, Hugh Herron. Frank Martinez. Victor Frank, C, Michael. Chns Kieler, Sieve Wilson. Bernard Wiiham. Rusty Breshar. Tom Platlord. Tim Siacey. Russ Rackley (standing, left to right) Coach John Thomas. John Johnson. Kim Harris. Bobby Klein, Gil Mende. David Basco, Mark Dees. Bill Young. B. Henntze. Drew Matthews. John Patete. Frank Ward. Tnx Morris. Hugh Hewell. Alan Embleien Coach Vic Houston 8th Grade Football hf War Eagles ca ' cfi oppjnt.-n: m backfieid- sports 73 Varsity Basketball (first row) Charles Bell. Vergil Demery. Chris Cook. Chuck Fenn. (second row) Brian O Shea. Pat Flanagan, Robert Hawkins, Ken Lloyd. Chris Cavanaugh. Allen Nassau, (manag- er), (third row) Coach Don Law, Steve Debrule. John Medberry. Kelly Rickenbaker, Jim Hearn, Jules Beal. Dan Rupnow And the game begins, 74 sports Fenn (or two. Seniors Brian O ' Shea Ken Lloyd Chuck Fenn Pat Flanagan Chris Cavanaugh Jim Hearn Kelly Rickenbaker Chris Cook Jules Beal sports 75 J.V. Basketball (first row) Richard Gntfin, Bart Morey, Tim Prince. Pat Fenn. (second row) Chip Nagle, Kevin Williams, Bobby Brooks, Trey Vaughan, Charles Bell. Coach Bill Tomlinson. Thoughts about the game are dispelled by Kevin Williams with pre-game warm-up shot 76 sports 9th Grade Basketball (l.rsl fow) Laay Monigomery Lee Blackwell. Brad Calherman. Ralph Hughes. Tommy Gonter. (second row) Danny Beshara (manager). Bill Roche, (manager) Ray Lacey Je Hanuer, Bill Cosgrove, (third row) Kevin Kieter, Matt Shelton, Ivlark Maloof. Mike Connely. Robert Nicholson. Coach Ed Letts, (not piclrued) Scott Bradley 8th Grade Basketball ( Ml iti!iK}- i ' ' rn i ' s Es s« ' , ' sf7„% ' K™v .,s;,? ' £S ' s„vsr. ' T.,! ' f.r.;r, ' i£Vi °- ' •• ' ■ •■■■• ■ - ' ' ■• •  ' ™ '  - ' ■=■ '  ■  •  ' - sports 77 Swimming R ' il s[ ■1 ■B n r« 1 KwnMMi ss 3 S 1 wwrnttSn. — ?1 1 1 1 Ia. 1 E 1 1 1 1 1 l l B B;J Q 1 H ' ' ' fi H 1 1 ■ J Jg 1 1 1 F ' o ' h V- ' ' jr ' ' !i ' ' ? ' , ' H ' ? ' ' !f ' ' 3 ' n Adkins, John Derek. Chris Rasmussen, Tim Eades, John Duzenski, Todd Cotton; (second row) Bill Edwards. Larry Duzenski. Kerry Kruer, DOD oaner. Mark Jolly, Ted Jacobson: (third row) Dick Ford. Rick Lewis. Mike Porter. Tom Jacobson, Ivlark Truelt. Rick Bailey; (not pictured) Joe Svatos. Steve Ploussard, Rick Lewis is ready! 78 sports Mark Jolly does an inward IV2 somersault. A cadet backstrokes home, sports 79 Varsity Wrestling (first row left to right) pat Smitin, Jay Demeza. Steve Hennessy, Tom Stocklager. Tim Folsom. (second row) Carl Stokes, Jim Smitti. Mike Orwig, Fred Henritze. Charles Weekly, Bob Orwig. Coach Alexander, (third row) Coach Murray, Tony Gonter. Bob Brown. Mark Davison . Howie Johnson, Sieve Johnston, (mgr.) John Martin i 1 Orwig flips his man. Two points. 80 sports Seniors Bob Orwig Fred Henritze Ready and waiting Who ' s Who ' (FfOnt row, lelt to right) Jinnmy Etter. Malt Smith. Steve Henessey, Hat Kilgore. Chris Pridgen, Frank Day. (Second Row). Milse Kyatl. Chris Vaughan, Tom Smith, Jim Hazelhurst. Barry Bitlet, Ken Marchman. Lee Slocl slager. (Third Row). Tony Gonter, John Myl ay. Mil(e Wampler, Lee Scott. Tom Crowelt. Chuck Childs. Bobby Brown 82 sports 9th Grade Wrestling (front left to right) f ike Larrea. Tommy Jagor. Jjm Furbish .John O ' Conner, Bill Todd, Frank Hasty (second row)Demmg Fish. fVtark Dunn. Frank Ward, Terry Buehl. Tim Stacev. Charles Ragan. Bill Wallace. Tony Smith. Paul Bandoly, Coach Alexander A mans sport. sports 83 Varsity Soccer (standing, left to right) Mike Hodgskins. John Duffy, Alan Cordiero, Lewis Dewberry. Mark Hennessy. Dan Hollman. Randy Rosentfial, (middle row) Mike Tfiompson, Bod Hasler, Chuck Taylor, Greg Hollman. Ron Kirby. Jack Yochem, Jim Bridges. Fr. Joseph Catfrey; (kneeling) Jim Sulivan. Mike Mangione, Dick Sheffield, Roger Gardocki, Dale Dodson, Jim Williamson, Another step towards a goal. What a block! 84 sports Another power play by Manst A tense bencti sports 85 JV Soccer Manst moves on. To tast for the camera ' ' (kneeling, lell to right) Paul Girardeau. Steve Mills; (front row) Bob Putnam. Paul Coleman. John Duffey. John Buck. Jimmy Williamson. Mr. Griffith: (bac k row) Fr Mullen. John Hamachek. Dick Sheffield. Greg Hollman. Sean Martin. Tom Crotty. Randy Rosenthal, 86 sports «_ .1 • ' - ■;•,- N.. Cadets on Ihe move Lines up on a shot. Marist takes aim. sports 87 Varsity Baseball (front row. left to right) Ed Hughes. Dan Hollman. Mike Orwig, Skip Exum, Pat Jones. Jimmy Etter. Head Coach Jerry Queen; (second row) Assistant Coach Charles Alexander. Greg Hollman, Tom Mitchell. Tim Talbot, Mat Carlson, Roman Pfetfer, King Purnell; (standing) Bill Medbery, Larry Montgomery, Bob Cosgrove, Jim Hearn, Warren May, David Viduna, . ■Mff y Sr. i. : -- Larry Montgomery fields a ground ball. Assistant Coach Queen hits a few to the mfielders. 88 sports J.V. Baseball (front row. lefl lo right) Ernie Johnson. Greg Hollman. Barry Billell, Tim Folsom, Kevin Hohn. isucond lowj Frank VVjid, j,„„ny euci i dvmond Pfcliei William Cosqrove CoMins Knighton. Scoll Bradley. Lewis Feldman. Ban IVIorey. Larry Montgomery; (third row) David Viduna. Robert Smith. John lyiedbery ' William Crocker Tom Mitchell Mark Fressell. Pat Fenn. Michael Connolly. Dan Hollman accepts award from Fr, Vedros lor Mansts 1970 Region Champions. sports 89 Track (Juniors and Seniors, first row, left to rigtii) Andy Cook, Adrian Popescue. Mel Rummel. Ray Rummel, Charles Bell, Dale Dodson, Bill Mills, Kevin Williams, (second row) Jimmy Smith. Richard Grilfm, Kelly Richenbacker, Joe Gaspierakic, Mark Di Carlo, Mark Davison. Nick Demetros. Ray Rummel warms up on the hurdles. Bill Mills runs for victory. 90 sports (Underclassmen, bottom, left to r.ghl) Gunhouse, Catherman, Center. Jackson, Wompler, M.lls. Beat (top) Hancer, Slockslager. Sm.tz. Duzensk,, Yeakes. Hayes, Cotton. Demetros wtnds up. Williams tries tor a record. sports 91 Golf «-:¥i..-|fc .V (left to right) Ken Black, Jamie Williamson. Chuck Fenn, Ron Kirby, Eugene Kowerool, J Black takes a practice swing. Kirby warms up 92 sports Tennis (front row. left to rigfit) Reynolds. Shietkon, Moyionty. Cavanagh. Homsby. Pnnce. (second row) Gunhouse. Smith. TuHey. Callahan, Fr, Pfab (moderator), Coleman. McClouskey. Senior Cavanaugh returns a backhand. Barret returns a back court volley with a forehand shot. sports 93 FACES IN GROUPS 94 classes a mir i • STc , , !{h., fHfa . it« ;wi- . ' t ' m. I -afel. ' ii % i .F nf j ' :i . «;■ .;Jisi?, ' : ' ; , ,T f ' ' tffiy ul... ' W fti : P i iXi 1 y«2? a : ' Ir aH ' iT ' g K ' h-.S i?. ' ? ' ;; ' ; ;;.:-: ;rti S r ' SSFE Outstanding Seniors Danny Davis ..P Don Whittemore Joe Gaspierik ■■■■■■■■■ar mm±::i L. V 96 classes classes 97 Seniors iMARISTi (lefl to right) Ken Black, pie iduril, Joe LiabptuiiK, v. c picL n ci;;, l.i.i, CooK, sc-cielary, Mel Rummel, Iteasurer Richard D. Bailey Robert W. Bairstow David A. Barrett Thomas U. Barton Jules C. Beal Kenneth Black Jim Bridges Terrell P. Cantrell 98 classes Matthew J. Carlson Rictiard Carlton Christopher R. Cavanagh James M. Combs BobCosgrove G. Fred Costabile Daniel W. Davis Jay Demeza Mark Charles DiCarlo Stephen A. Eddy James Elsey Herbert W. Ettel Chuck E, Fenn Patrick F. Flanagan Richard Ford Robert K. Gamble '  • r r ' T t f fcVi. 1 ij . i_[ La ' T 5 :lii «  i r . E A fe k. John S. Gannon Roger P. Gardocki Joseph Gaspierik Kevin T. Grass Chuck L. Grotness James Haney James T. Hearn Fred H. Henritze Mike Hodgskin classes 101 « ft Ml Tracy Holzer John S. Hornsby Robin D. Jennings Robert Johnson Stephen F. Jones Joseph G. Krick Bob Kruer Ross F. Kuhl Kenneth Lally 102 classes Mark V. Levetan Kenneth E. Lloyd Timothy S. Malone Jeff Manguno Mike Marchman John M. Mauthe William V. Medbery Charles A. Nettleman classes 103 £m Larry D. Nicholls Brian J. O ' Shea Robert A. Orwig William C. Peden. Jr. Adrian Popescu Nick Prince King Purnell Charles C. Reese Kelley Rickenbaker Thomas M. Roper Melville S. Rummel Carl Stokes 104 classes David H. Stultz Paul A. Tully Rick Waters Charles K. Weekley d| James E. Wheaton, Jr. Don Whittemore Peter G. Winham Conrad V. Wynne classes 105 Juniors (left to right) Robert Shelton, treasurer; Mike Delaney, vice-president. Mark Hennessey, president: Jimmy Smith, secretary. William D. Adkins Ted C. Andrews John B. Attanasio Greg Barron Charles T. Bell Robert D. Bennewltz Martin Bishop Hank D. Bloom Charlies. Bradford Bobby Brooks Bobby Brown Bill Carter Paul W. Colman James W. Coody Dave A. Cook Alan Cordiero John Cox Tom Crotty Thomas C. Davis Mark Davison George S. DeBrule Michael Delaney Vergil Demery Nick Demetros 105 classes Lewis Dewberry Dale Dodson Dan A Ducatel John Duffy Mike Eisele Mike F Faass Lewis Feldman Mark Jagor James H. Johnson Steve Johnson Mark L. Jolly Patrick M. Jones Ron P. Kirby Bill. Kramer David Lunceford Mike A. Mangione Hairy Dav g John J. Martin Warren H. May Jim McGuire Bill Mills Tom Mitchell Chip Morrison Mike J. Murray Tex O ' Donnell Mike Orwig Roman A. Pfeffer Michael R. Porter Dan Porter Clayton Powell Robert Austin Putnam - : l | - . A . .v$ ? tfel Randy R. Rosenthal Ray Hummel Dan Rupnow Mark H. Ryckley Mike F. Schnittker David J. Shaw Richard G. Sheffield Robert Shelton James H. Smith James L. Stockslager Joseph H. Summerour Tim Talbott Charles L. Taylor Daniel L. Thompson Mike C. Thompson Kevin Williams James P. Williamson J.W. Williamson Jody Wood Jack Yochem classes 109 Sophomores John Alderman Steve Angler Robert P. Bradford Mike R. Britton John Buck Tom Cahlll Mark Cantrell Mark Clayton Mike Conner Billy L. Crocker Tom Crowell Frank R. Day Noel J. Denton Jon Dmytryk Malcolm B. Douglas Henry C. Espey Patrick Fenn Steve B. Firestine Jeff Flagg Frank Flanagan Tim P. Folsom I Lance Friedland Hal Furman Randy Gibson Paul B. Girardeau Gary M. Golden Stuart Goldstein Bruce A. Gonzalez Kenneth Grodd Neil Gross Gordon Hamilton Don Henderson Julio A. Hernandez Kevin Hohn David E. Holliday Gregory Hollman Randy B. How ard Trey Howerdd Ted Jacobson (left to right) Pat Fenn. treasurer; Joe Svatos, secretary: Chip Nagle. president. Ted Jacobson, vice-president classes 111 ; v immmimmm • ' i '  ww ' w wwwp))(w iiii(. ii|) p jj|i Tom Jacobsen Kevin Kell Doug Kemper Hill Kilgore Mike W. Kyatt Richard T. Lewis J. C. Long Paul Mannen Santord J. Matthews Robert McClesky Kenneth B. McKenzie Tom McNulty John Medberry Steve J. Mills Bart Morey Jonathan K. Morrow Todd Murdoch Chip Nagle Pat Nolan Ian Pagan Michael D. Picher Chris S. Pridgen Tim Prince John J. Reilly 112 classes Jim B. Rice Michael D. Rutherford James D. Schulte John Sherman Keith M. Smith Pat J. Smith Leonard Spears Chip Struensee Jim A. Sullivan Joe Svatos Mark Truett Brian Tully Lewis M. Vaughan Tom VIergever Joe F. Warnecke Doug J. Waters Pat Dale Whitworlh Jim Wilcox The Mouth Edward Wyant Tom D. Yochem k Freshman Jay Brown John Bryson Tom M. Byrne Michael Cahll Curtis B. Cain Kevin F. Callahan Robert G. Carter Brad J. Catherman Charles B. Childs Mike Connolly Robin A. Cooke Bill Cosgrove 114 Classes Avery T. Cotton Rod D. Cotton Kim Cronbaugh Doug Darby Jeff Davis John H. Derek Larry DuzenskI Jimmy P. Eder Bill T. Edwards Van L. Epstein Irving R, Exum Allan J. Feifer Joe B. Foley Mark S. Fressell Charles B. Fulghum Tommy R. Gonter Mark P. Gunhouse Harry L. Hamrick (left to riglit) Andy Bairstow. secretary; Steve Hennessy, treasurer; Mike Wampler. vice-president David Viduna pf ' sideni Steve Hennessy Louis E. Hernandez David B. Hollov ay Marvin R. Howard Chris Howerdd Ben Muck Ralph M. Huges Reginald P. Jackson Jamie Johns Ernie Johnson David Jordan Kevin Kleter 116 classes John W. Kingery John KIsslIng David C. Knighton Kerry W. Kruer Tony R. Kyatt Ray Lacy Mark D. Levesque Chris K. Lloyd James H. Lucas John L. Mackay Mark Maloof Mike K. Manguno Dream on Ken J. March man Tim Margeson Steve Martin Jim Mathls Bruce P. McDonald Bobby McLellan Larry Montogomery classes 117 Robert Nicholson Bill Parr Mike Penney Raymond P. Pfeffer David Pitcher Peter J. Quinn Albert Rasmussen Neal Reece Bart J. Reynolds Eric C. Reynolds Weatherford K. Rice Robert Roberts George P. Rodrigue Mark Schmitz Lee B. Scott WadeH. Seale James Sechelski Jimmy E. Sewell Matt Shelton Chris Smith 118 classes Ken E. Smith JoeG. Smith Matt D. Smith Bob Smith Tom F. Smith ife t Mike R. Steele Keith A. Stephenson Thomas S. Stockslager Bobby Swann Stewart R. Unkles Chris Vaughan David B. Viduna Mike Wampler William R. Warren Ralph W. Williams John J. Winn Christopher J. Wynne Ronald W. Yeakle William C. Yeckes Larry Zelenz classes 119 8th Grade David Abies Mike C. Acker Harry L. Angevine Mike Attaway Paul M. Bandoly Robert E. Barnhart David Basco Leonard Bates Trey Benton Joseph Berger Julius Bowie Jay P. Bowles JShiik Russell A. Brostiar Terrence F. Buehl Glenn Campbell Chip Carney Robert M. Carney Douglas Childs Blanchard M. Cooke Victor Corrigan Mark Dees 120 classes David Denison Greg Dibble Chucl Dilcher Marl H. Dunn John T. Duzensl i Tim Eades Alan L. Embleton Jack W. Embry Tim J. Embry Steve G. Faass Deming Fish Wesley Ford (left to right) Mark Dees, president; Mark Schlenz, vice-presideni; Tim Stacy, secretary-treasurer. classes 121 Billy N. Guise Scears Hardie Paul Hardy KImm Harris Brian Harvey James S. Hasler Charles N. Hawl s, III Paul L. Hearn James W. Henley Bob M, Henritze Robert E. Henry Hugh M. Herron Rick A. Howard William B. Howard Russell Howell Chris Humphreys Lee A. Jerrum John Johnston Roger A. Jones Michael L. Kelly Marc S. Kichline Chris Kiefer Robby C. Klein Krut M. Krattinger £ £kd(k£ 122 classes hdkmM4Lk Mike Larrea Billy Major Frank J. Martinez Drew E. Matthews Donald Maxwell James McCord MMt mmd Douglas S. McGaughey Brian McNulty Gill Mende David Mimms George T. Morris Charles Murphy £k Daniel R, Murphy Dan Murray Paul P. Mustakas Sam Nagle John Naylor Kerry D. Nickerson classes 123 Robert S. Norman William K. North Robert Oliver John F. Patete Mike Pierce Steve J. Ploussard James Powell Tom Prigge Harmon Lee Proctor Russell J. Rackley Charles E. Ragan Guy Rasch Mike Rhea Edward M. Rodigue Louis Ruggiere David A. Rupnow Marc S. Schlenz Christopher E. Schwantz Jim Sherman Robert Shingler Dave C. Silkner Allen P. Smith 124 classes Frank S. Ward Bernard F. Whitham Dan W. Wicker mMSM h Roger Bentley Wilson Steve Wilson James Woolard Steven A. Yates Bill Young classes 125 7th Grade Barney Bell Daniel K. Beshara Marc D. Bone Jim Bowcock John M. Bowling William R. Bruce Shaun M. Callahan Steve O. Carter Chris Clayton David E. Dayton Bill T. Dean Kevin Flagg Ken Fody Scott C. Ford Victor C. Franck (left to right) Myles Freidiand. president; Richard Sahders. vice-president; Charles Prosch. treasurer. Danny Beshara, secretary. Myles A. Friedland Chris Grey Gerard P. Gunhouse Chris L. Hanauer Frank Hasty m liikMM Gray Hungerford Tommy Jagor Tim M. Jett Bob Konicek Merlyn Lachaussee 126 classes M Merrik Levetan Ernest B. Matthews Kieran J. Mays Emory M. Maze Paul McMahon David C. Michael i a fe Paul Mimms John H. Nicholson John A. O ' Connor Mark Pennent Mark Phelan Tim J. Pitt Tom H. Platford David K, Porter Chuck Prosch Kevin Quinn John Reese Joe Reilly Bill Roche John G. Saladna Richard F. Sanders Roy E. Selvey Thomas A. Sikorski Tony Wmith f h hdh Britt Smith B.N. Todd Jeff W. Wesevich classes 127 HELPING HANDS 128 ads ■ ' y--- : i,Ulr;synri.ii. ;: ii V ?J ite- ' i | P ' ;|pSi|it ; viE.. ' iiipli li i;:-; liJias. 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( 154 ads Uongratulations Galore To The Grads Of 71 Immaculate Heart Of Mary Parish Family Compliments From The Mad Scientists of S-24 ' Speciolistti in All Lines of Sporting Goods pOO A ' ' . ' % . ' i. - • - ' ■ % v vi ' GOLF FISHING ■ (C. . ■ G SPORTING GOODS 273 EAST PACES FERRY ROAD, N. E. Pkone 261-8000 261-8000 261-8166 advertising 155 Ifs the real thing. Coke. Trademark (R) Bottled Under Authority of The Coca-Cola Company By THE ATLANTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Space For This Picture Provided By SOUTHERN AIRWAYS Patterson Food Town 4990 Roswell Road, N.E. All Kinds of Catering 255-5625 Golf Basebal Jim Hearn 4445 Buford Hwy. Chiamblee 457-9348 For Fun and Good Health , Where the Athletes Meet 156 advertising PEACHTREE - ATLANTA KIWANISCLUB Sponsor of the Marist Key Club Marist Key Club Serves School Community Key Club Officers; John Hornsby, President Charlie Bell, Vice-pres. Roger Gardocki, Secretary Steve Johnston, Treasurer Directors: John Gannon, Senior Mike Eisele, Junior Kevin Hohn, Sophomore Members; John Attanasio Jim Combs Danny Davis Tom Davis Frank Day Henry Espey Pat Fenn Paul Girardeau Kevin Grass Bill Hamilton Randy Howard Mark Jolly Mike Murray Nick Prince Tim Prince Tom Shelton Joe Svatos Paul Tully Joe Warnecke ads 157 Compljments of the Junior Class Compljments of Homeroom 317 Homeroom 309 Robert Barnhart Leonard Bates Terrance Buehl Glenn Cambell Blanchard Cooke Kimm Hams Charles Hawk Russell Howell Roger Allen Jones George Morns Michael Pierce Charles Ragan Louis Ruggiere Robert Shingler Allen Smith Kurt Smith Bryan Timberlake William Turner Marc Wallace Frank Ward Roger Bentley Wilson MARIST BOOSTER CLUB 3790 Ashford-Dunwoody Road, N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30319 TO: Student, Parents, Faculty and Supporters Congratulations to the members of the graduating class of 1971, and may each of you succeed in your individual efforts and goals. The Marist Booster Club wishes to take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation to all for your untiring efforts in the support that you have given, both physically and financially, to the very successful year that we have enjoyed as the supporting athletic organization of Marist School. As we have previously advised all of you-with your support, we would have had just a name only, instead, we have had our most successful year, which is the direct result of your support, thank you. JackCrowell, President Reid Trapani, Exec. Co-ordinator Dave Bailey, Vice President Ron Maloof, Vice President Vic Kyatt, Vice President Mel Rummell, Treasurer Julie Rummel, Secretary Helen Demetros Sam Abies Program Sales Gwen Stegall, Banquet Chr. Betty Fenn, Concession Stand Sgt. Thomas, Stadium Mgr. ads 159 THE YEAR ' S END 160 epilogue 7 ]■ P: . ' ' ■ . .l ' i ' Vi0i -?M Senior Directory BAILEY, RICHARD D.; AFJROTC Capt.; Swimming 10,11,12; Color Guard 10,11,12: Spanish Club 12; Pages: 25, 44, 98. BAIRSTOW, ROBERT W.; AFJROTC Capt.; Wrestling 10,11; Football 11; Letterman ' s Club 11; History Club 9,10,11,12; Drill Team 9; Spanish Club 11; Perfect Attendance 8; Honor Roll 7,8,9,10; Pages: 46, 98. BARRETT, DAVID A.; AFJROTC T.Sgt.; Wrestling 12; Tennis 12; Pages: 93, 98. BARTON, THOMAS; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; Basketball 8; Golf 10,11,12; Debate Team 8; Spanish 12; Pages: 44, 98. BEAL, JULES C; AFJROTC Lt. Col.; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10; National Honor Society 11,12 (Vice-President 12); Student Council (Parliamentarian) 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Drama Club 12; French Club 10,11; Pages: 3,8,25,26,27,28,32,75,98. BLACK, KENNETH; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; Golf 10,11,12; BLUE GOLD 10,11,12 (News Editor 11, Co-Editor 11); Quill Scroll Society 10,11,12; Press Club 10; History Club 9,10,11; Student Council 10; Senior Class President; Honor Roll 7,8,9,10,11,12; Pep Club 10; Pages: 36,92,98. BRIDGES, JIIVI; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Soccer 12; Baseball 12; Football 8; Golf 10; BLUE GOLD 11; Drill Team 9; Radio Club 9,10,11; GUIDON 12; History Club 8,9,10,11,12; Pages: 8,20,46,98. CANTRELL, TERRELL P.; AFJROTC Lt. Col; Football 8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 8; Eight Grade Class President; Ninth Grade Class Pres- ident; Tenth Grade Vice-President; Student Council 8,9,10,11,12 (Treasurer 11, Vice-President 12); Ivlost Valuable Back; Coaches Trophy 10; Captain 8,11; All-State; Atlanta fvletor All Star; All City; Outstanding Freshman; Pages: 25,28,69,70,97,141. CARLSON, lyiATTHEW, J.; AFJROTC Capt.; Baseball 11,12; Basketball Statistician 10; Allied IVIedical Careers Club (Vice- President) 12; French Club 10,11; History Club 10,11; Science Club 9,12; SPIRITEER 12; Pages: 29,38,42,46,51,99. CARLTON, RICHARD; AFJROTC T.Sgt.; Spanish Club 12; History Club 10,11; SPIRITEER 12; Pages: 29,38,44,99. CAVANAGH, CHRISTOPHER R.; AFJROTC Capt.; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Tennis 10,12; Cross Country 9; Honor Roll 9,10; Pages: 3,75,93,99. COIVIBS, JAI ES M.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Swimmmg 9,10,11; Letterman ' s Club 11; BLUE GOLD 10,11,12 (Sports Editor 11, Co- Editor 12); Quill Scroll 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Key Club 12; Drama Club 9,10; French Club 10; Student Council 9; Honor Roll 8,9,10,11,12; Science Club 9; Pages: 33,36,99. COOK, ANDREW M.; AFJROTC Sgt.; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Science Club 9; Pages: 21,28,70,90,99. COOK, CHRISTOPHER JAMES; AFJROTC Capt.; Basketball 9,10,11,12 (Captain 12); Football 9,10; Track Team 11; Student Council 10,11,12; Honor Roll 9,10; Science Club 9,10; History Club 9,11; Spanish Club 10,11; Senior Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Secretary; Pages: 21,28,75,98,99. COSGROVE, BOB; AFJROTC Sgt.; Football 10,11; Baseball 10,11,12; Soccer 10,11; Pages: 99. COSTABILE, FRED O.; AFJROTC T.Sgt.; Football 8,9,10,11,12; Student Council 9; Pages: 8,21,38,41,68,70,99,156. DAVIS, DANIEL WAYNE; AFJROTC Col.; Wrestlmg 10,11; Soccer 10; Track 10; Letterman ' s Club 11; Honor Roll 10,11,12; BLUE 162 epilogue X GOLD 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 12; National Merit Semi-Finalist 12; Key Club 12; Science Club 12 (Vice-President 12); History Club 11; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Pages: 24,28,32,33.36.96.99. DEMEZA, JAY; AFJROTC M.SGT.; Football 8; Basketball 8,9; Wres- tling 9 10 11,12 Student Council 10; Honor Roll 8.9.10; Spanish Club l ' l.12 (President 12); History Club 9.10,11,12; Pep Club 10; Perfect Attendance 8,9; Pages: 7,10.44,81,99. DICARLO, MARK CHARLES; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Football 10,12; Basketball 10 Track 10; Science Club 9; History Club 10; Oceanog- raphy Club 12- Student Council 9.10; Secretary-Treasurer 10; Touchdown Club Back of the Week 12; All Region Football 12; Pages: 38,41,69,70.90.100.152. ELSEY, JAMES; AFJROTC A.B.; BLUE GOLD 10; Allied Medical Careers Club; Page: 100. ETTEL HERBERT W.; AFJRO TC Capt.; Honor Roll 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; GUIDON 11,12 (Co-Editor 12); Junior Class Secretary; Allied Medical Careers Club 11.12; History Club 12- French Club 12; Science Club 12; Perfect Attendance 9 I ' o 11 12- Certificate of Merit 11; N.E.D.T. Certificate 10; Intramu- rals ' 9; Pages: 32.38.42,46.100.170. FENN CHUCK E.; AFROTC S.Sgt.; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Golf 10 11 12- Football 9; Student Council 11; Junior Class President; Gold Region 4-AA Champ 9; All Region Champ 11; Pages: 3.6.28.75.92.100. FLANAGAN, PATRICK C; AFJROTC Lt. Col.; Basketball 9.10,11,12 (Captain 12); Baseball 10; Cross-country 9,12; Freshman Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class President; BLUE GOLD 10 National Honor Society 11.12; Honor Roll 9.10,11,12; SPIRITEER (Editor 12); Pages: 3.29,32.75,97.100. FORD RICHARD D.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Swimming 12; Football 8; History Club 10,11; Cheerleading 12. Pep Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Pages: 23.30.50.100. GAMBLE ROBERT K.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Honor Roll 9,11,12; BLUE G OLD 11.12 (Circulation Manager 11.12); Merit Award 11; French Club 10.11.12; Allied Medical Careers Club 12; History Club 10,12; Pages: 36.38.42.45,46,51.100. GANNON. JOHN S.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Key Club 12 (Board Director)- Oceanography Club 12; Science Club 12 (Secretary- Treasurer); Rock and Mineral Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Pages: 33.38.41.42.101. GARDOCKI, ROGER P.; AFJROTC Capt.; Soccer 10.11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11.12; Key Club 12 (Secretary); Science Club 12 (President); SPIRITEER 10,12 (Editor 12); BLUE GOLD 11,12 (Column ' s Editor 12); History Club 10,11,12; French Club 1V12- Radio Club 11,12; Photography Club 11; Coach ' s Trophy (Soccer) 10,12; Pages: 29.32.33,35.36,38.41,42,46,101. GASPIERIK. JOSEPH; AFJROTC Lt. Col.; Cross Country 12; Football 11; Soccer 10; Track 11.12; National Honor Society 11,12 (Parliamentarian 12); Honor Roll 9,10.11,12; Senior Class Vice- President ' Student Council 10,11,12; National Merit Scholarship Fi- nalist 12; Class Medal 11; Pages: 25,26.28,32,90,96,98,101. GRASS KEVIN T.; AFJROTC T.Sgt.; Honor Roll 9,10; History Club 10 1112- Radio Club 10,11.12; Key Club 12; Science Club 12; Oceanography Club 12 (Secretary-Treasurer); Rock Mineral Club 12 (Vice-President); SPIRITEER 10,11.12; Band 9,10.11; Pep Club 12- Perfect Attendance 11; National Merit Finalist 12; Pages: 29,33,35,38.41.42.101. GROTNES. CHUCK L.; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; Drama Club 8,9,10,11,12; Science Club 9; French Club 10,11,12; RAPIER 10,11,12; SPIRITEER 12; Contemporary Discussion Club 11,12 (President 11 12)- History Club 12 (President); Fold Group 12; Pages: 26,27,34,37.45,46.51.101.150,154. HANEY, JAMES; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Soccer 9,10; Pep Club 10; Sodality 9; Photography Club 11; French Club 10,11; Yearbook 12; Contemporary Discussion Club 12; History Club 12; Drama Club 12; Pages: 25,26,46,51,101,171. HEARN. JAMES T.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10 11 12- Cross Country 12; Letterman ' s Club 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; History Club 10,11,12; Pages: 3,46,75,88,101. HENRITZE FRED H.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Football 8; Wrestling 9 10.11,12; Letterman ' s Club 11; Honor Roll 8,9,10; Student Council 11; History Club 9.10.11.12; Science Club 8; Pages: 81.101. HIRSH, RICHARD A.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Soccer 9,10; Tennis 10; Wrestling 11; Track 11; National Honor Society 12; French Club 10.11; Science Club 11; Page: 101. HODGSKIN, MIKE; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Football 8; Basketball 8; Soccer 10,11,12; Radio Club 9.10,11,12 (Vice-President 10); Astronomy Club 11,12; Aquarium Club 10,11; History Club 10; Page: 101. HOLLMAN dan p.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Wrestling 10, Football 9 10 1112- Baseball 9,10,11.12; Soccer 11,12; Letterman s Club 11.12; Merit Award 11 ; Pages: 69.70,88,102. HOLZER TRACY; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; Football 10; Golf 10; Science Club 9; French Club 10; French Medal 10; Page: 102. HORNSBY JOHN S.; AFJROTC Capt.; Football 8; Tennis 10,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Honor Roll 8,9,10,12; Quill Scroll (President) 11,12; Key Club (President) 12; Student Council 7,12; BLUE GOLD 10,11,12 (Assistant-News Editor 11) (News Editor 12); GUIDON 12; Debate Team 8,9; History Club 10,11; Spanish Club 11; Science Club 9; Press Club 12; Photography Club 11; Cheerleader 12; First Place in History Fair 8; Perfect Attendance 10; Pages: 5,30,32,33,36,53.102. JENNINGS, DEAN; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Soccer 10; Honor Roll 9.11; BLUE GOLD 10.11; Son Sacre ' 10.11.12; Spanish Club 11; N.E.D.T. Award 10; Perfect Attendance 9.10; Pages: 34.102.133.150. JOHNSON. MARC; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Football (Manager) 10,11,12; GUIDON 11,12 (Co-Editor 12); Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Son Sacre ' 9,10,11; Pep Club 10; Spanish Club 11,12; History Club 10,11; Science Club 9,10; Merit Award 9,10,11; Perfect Attendance 10,11; Pages: 25,44,71,102,170. JONES, STEPHEN F.; AFJROTC Maj.; Tennis 10,11,12; Honor Roll 8; Science Club 8,9; History Club 10,11; French Club 10; Pages: 25.102, KRICK, JOSEPH G.; AFJROTC Maj.; Football 8,9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Honor Roll 7,8,9.10.11.12; Outstanding Cadet 10; French Club 10.11.12; Radio Club 9,10.11.12 (Secretary- Treasurer 11); Allied Medical Careers (President) 12; History Club 9.10,11,12; Astronomy Club 12; Student Council 8,9; Pages: 25,32,35,38,42,45,68,70,102. KRUER. BOB; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; History Club 10.11.12; Science Club 9; Spanish Club 11; Pages: 46.102. KUHL. ROSS F.; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; Football 11; BLUE GOLD 10.11; Drill Team 9,10. LALLY, KENNETH; AFJROTC Capt.; Baseball 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Honor Roll 8,9,10,11,12; BLUE GOLD 11; GUIDON 11; Science Club 9; University of Georgia Ceritficate of Merit 11; Class Medal 8; Pages: 32,46. LEVETAN. MARK V.; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; RAPIER 11.12; Perfect Attendance 8,9; Radio Club 8,9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11; GUIDON 12; Pages: 35,37,102. LLOYD, KENNETH E.; AFJROTC Capt.; Basketball 8,9.10,12; Soccer 11; Cheerleader 12; Honor Roll 8,9; BLUE GOLD 9,10,11,12 (Production Editor 11) (Co-Editor 12); Press Club 10,11,12; Son Sacre ' 10,11,12; French Club 10,11; History Club 10,11; Perfect Attendance 8,9,10,11; Merit Award 10,11; Pages: 23.28.30,34,35,36,53.75,103,150. MALONE, TIMOTHY; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; Football 9.10.11.12; Wres- tling 9.10.11 (Captain 11); Track 10; Letterman ' s Club 11; Science Club 9; Pages: 22.70.103.156. MANGUNO. JEFF; AFJROTC Maj.; Drill Team 9.11 (Commander 11); Drama Club 10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11.12; Contemporary Discussion Club 10.11.12; French Club 9.10,11,12; History Club 12; Radio Club 8; BLUE GOLD 11; Merit Award 11; Pages: 8.25.26.27.45.46,51,103. MARCHMAN, MIKE; AFJROTC S.SSgt.; BLUE GOLD 10,11; Science Club 9,10; History Club 12; Perfect Atten-ance 9,10,11,12; Page: 103. MAUTHE, JOHN M.; AFJROTC Capt.; National Honor Society 11,12; French Club 10.11.12; Radio Club (Vice-President) 12; Pages: 25.32.45.103. MEDBERRY. WILLIAM V.; AFJROTC T.Sgt.; Football 10.11.12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Letterman ' s Club 11; Spanish Club 12; Pages: 44,88,103. NETTLEMAN, CHARLES A.; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; Football (Manager) 10,11,12; Bank 9,10,11; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11; Radio Club 8,9,10,11,12; History Club 9,10,11,12; GUIDON 12; Pages: 45,103,171. NICHOLLS, LARRY D.; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; Football 10.11,12; Cross- country 9; Basketball 9; Swimming 10; Letterman ' s Club 10; Pages: 69,70,104. ORWIG, ROBERT A.; AFJROTC Lt. Col.; Football 9.10,11,12; Wres- tling 10,11,12; Spanish Club (Vice-President) 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Honor Roll 8,9,10,11,12; Radio Club 9,10,11,12; National Merit Finalist 12; State Champion Wrestler 11,12; Most Outstanding Wrestler 11.12; Harvard Book Award 11; Scholar Athelete 12; Lineman of the Year 4-AA, 12; Atlanta Metro-All Star 12; America ' s Who ' s Who in High Schools 12; Most Points Trophy 12; Most Pins Trophy 12; Dekalb County All Stars 12; Most Valuable Lineman 12; 2 Head Hunter 12; Model Student for Georgia State ' s Research Project 12; Pages: 12.25.69,70.81.104,156. O ' SHEA. BRIAN J.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Base- ball 10; Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Honor Roll 10,12; Student Council 12; N.E.D.T. Award 10; Pages 3.36,75,104. PEDEN. WILLIAM C. JR.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Pep Club 10; Band 8.9.10,11,12; BLUE GOLD 11; Drama Club 10,1 1; GUIDON 11,12; Son Sacre ' 11; Allied Medical Careers Club 10; Senior Bandsman Award 11; Pages: 47,104,207. POPESCU, ADRIAN; AFJROTC Lt. Col.; Football 9.10.11.12; Track 10.11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 12; French Club 10,11,12; History Club 10; Class Medal 9,10; Pages: 28,32,45,69,70,90,104. PRINCE. NICK; AFJROTC Capt.; Pep Club 10; Drama Club 9.10,11.12; Science Club 9.10; GUIDON 11.12; Key Club 12; History Club 9; Radio Club 9.10; Son Sacre ' 9.10,11; Merit Award 9,10; Perfect Attendance 9.10,11; Pages: 9,33,104,171. 164 epilogue PURNELL, KING; AFJROTC T.Sgt.; Baseball 9,10,11,12; History Club 10; Perfect Attendance; Pages: 88,104. REESE, CHARLES C; AFJORTC M.Sgt.; Page: 109. RICKENBAKER. KELLY; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; Basketball 8,9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Cross-country (Co-captain) 12; Drill Team 9; Color Guard 9,10; Spanish Club 11; History Club 10,11.12; Pep Club 11,12 (Vice-president) 12; SPIRITEER 12; Pages: 29,75,90,109. ROPER, THOMAS MILLER; AFJROTC S.Sgt.; Wrestling (Statisti- cian) 11.12; Cheerleading (Capt ain) 12; Band 8,9; SPIRITEER (Assistant Editor) 12; BLUE GOLD 11.12 (Sports Editor 12); Press Club 12; French Club 10.11.12; Perfect Attendance 8.11; Pages: 29.30.53.104. RUMMEL. MELVILLE S.; AFJROTC Maj.; Football 9.10,11 (Captain) 12; Basketball 9,10; Soccer 11,12; Track 20.11.12; National Honor Society 11,12; Honor Roll 8,9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,11; Class Officer 9.10,11.12 (Secretary 9,10, Vice-President 11, Trea- surer 12); BLUE GOLD (Sports Editor) 12; Lettermans Club 11,12; 1971 Star Student 12; National Merit Finalist 12; Coaches Trophy (Football) 12; Pages: 25.36.90.97.98.104. STOKES. CARL; AFJORTC S.Sgt.; Wrestling 9.10.11,12 (Captain 11,12); Baseball 8,9, (Manager); Track 10; Letterman ' s Club 11,12; Pages: 7,10,81,138. STULTZ, DAVID; AFJROTC Capt.; Swimming 9,11; Football 10; Pep Club (President) 12; Band 7.8,9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Honor Roll 7,8,9,10,11,12; Radio Club 8.9,10,11,12; History Club 7; Perfect Attendance 7.8.9.10,11,12; Marist Junior Bandsman Medal; Pages: 25,32,47.52.105. TULLY. PAUL A.; AFJROTC Capt.; Key Club 12; Oceanography (President) 12; Science Club 8,9,10.11,12; Radio Club 8,9,10,11.12; Rock Mineral Club 12; History Club 8,9,10,12; French Club 10.11; Pages: 33,35,41,42,46.51,105. WATERS, RICK; AFJROTC Sgt.; Pep Club 10,11; French Club 10.1 1 ; History Club 10; Pages: 105. WEEKLEY, CHARLES K.; AFJROTC M.Sgt.; Wrestling 10,11,12; Cross-country 12; History Club 12; French Club 10.11,12; Pages: 29,45.46.81.105. WHEATON, JAMES E.; AFJROTC Maj.; National Honor Society 11,12 (President 12); Honor Roll 11,12; History Club 12; Drama Club 12; GUIDON 12; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit 11- Pages: 25.32.46.105,171. WHITTEMORE, DON; AFJROTC Lt. Col.; Student Council 9.12 (President 12); National Honor Society 12; Seventh Grade Pres- ident; BLUE GOLD 9.11; RAPIER 10.11,12 (Editor-in-Chief 12); French Club 10.11.12; Press Club 10.11,12; Drama Club 8,9,10.11.12 (President 12); Merit Award 10,11; Pages: 5,20,25,26.28.37.53.96.105. WINHAM, PETER G.; AFJROTC T.Sgt.; Soccer 10; Honor Roll 10; Oceanography Club 12; French Club 10.11; Pages: 41.105. WYNNE, CONRAD V.; AFJROTC Capt.; National Honor Society 11.12 (Secretary-Treasurer 12); Honor Roll 7.8.9.10.11.12; French Club 10,11,12 (Vice-President 12); Radio Club 8,9,10,11.12 (Pres- ident 10) (Vice-President 9.11) (Secretary-Treasurer 12); History Club 7; Pages: 32.35.41.45,105. t. epilogue 165 IN MEMORIUM Philip Dagneau was born on April 6, 1884, in Ontario, Canada. He was still a young boy when his family moved to San Francisco. It was there that he met the Marist Fathers who were in charge of his parish. Our Lady of Victories. After attending Saint Mary ' s High School in Oakland, Philip moved to Washington D. 0. to study for the priesthood. He was ordained a priest in 1909. After serving as an assistant parish priest in San Francisco and new Orleans, he came, in 1927, to Marist on Ivy Street. He was principal there for twenty-six years. With the exception of the two years which he spent teaching at Immaculate Seminary in Louisiana, he spent the rest of his life in the Atlanta area devoting most of his time to the teaching and administration at Marist School. He was in charge of Saint Joesph ' s in Marietta for eleven years; served as vice- president of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for four years, and as a chaplain at the Marietta Bell Bomber plant for three years. On January 24, 1971, at the age of 86, he fell victim of a fatal heart attack. He had served as a Marist priest for 61 years. Above are but a few of the events in the life of Father Philp Dagneau. Even the highlights of his life are too numerous to mention. But could we list them all, they could not do his life justice. For Father Dagneau ' s life was more than a series of incidents. It was an example to students and adults; to priests and laymen. And though we are robbed of his physical presence, we can never be robbed of that example. Truly, he lives on, not only with our Father in Heaven, but also in the hearts and lives of all who knew him. 166 epiiogue ' W epilogue 167 THANKS Over the last six years Father MacLeod has been the moderator of some of the most active clubs in Marist ' s history. One of his greastest undertakings was the four groups of cheerleaders which practiced during the week and attended every football and basketball game. Almost every article you may have read about Marist in a local newspaper was submitted to the newspaper by the Marist Press Club, which was directed by Father MacLeod. He also moderated the Folk Group which, for the past four years, traveled from parish to parish on Sundays gaining state-wide acclaim. Among his other activities were the Drill Team and the Pep Club, as well as taking pictures for the newspa- pers and the yearbook. Because of the unending efforts and endless hours of work involved in these undertakings, as well as the responsibilities involved in his vocation as a priest and a teacher, the yearbook staff gratefully dedicates the 1971 GUIDON to Fa- ther Edward MacLeod. 168 epilogue «ik -akJ •nsJa ' v . V?1S1 T-Ts JCt epilogue 169 Yearbook Staff {left to right) Mr. Don Caskey, faculty moderalor, Marc Johnson, co-editor, Herb Eltel. co-edilor. 170 epilogue 1 . Bobby Brooks 2 Jim Haney 3 Mike Faass 4 Dale Dodson 5. Dave Lunceford 6, Bill Peden 7 Bobby Brown 8. Mark Davison 9 Jim Gage 10, Charlie Nellleman 11 Jim Bridges 12 Ian Pagan 13. Dan Porter 14, Mark Jolly 15 John Hornsby 16 Mark Levetan 17 Nick Prince 18. Jim Wheaton epilogue 171 f ' f ' f ' t ' Hl tuiuuiiuu t. u t i ■■M The time has cojgK V ior us to go; recordi ' only in cur minds and m this yearbook the meaningful events of the past year The EDITORS Publication Notes Paper stock: Saxony Enamel Ink: Black Endsheet: No. 823 Type Style: Helvetica Headline Style: Scholastic Cover: Silkscreen manufactured by Kingsport Press Publisher: Hunter Publishing Company Representative: Bill Wolfe Photographers: Eric Lew is and Joe Samples of Morgan Studios Poem: If by Rudyard Kipling Cover: Drawn by Dale Dodson Thanks to; Fr. MacLeod for his photography The student body and faculty for their support 172 epilogue • Wposton-SafefTi HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Cofolino BILL WOLFE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA h