Archbishop Rummel High School - Raider Yearbook (Metairie, LA)

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3 Y? LEFT: Arnold Lanza and his date dance to the music at the Student Councilrsponsored Junior-Senior Prom. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM RIGHT: Student Council officers are Don Raymond, vice president, Colin Hulin, secretary, and Greg Leumas, treasurer. OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: President Walter Lorino gives his final address at the Baccalaureate mass. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Chris Lind, a candidate for vice president, gives his campaign speech. ABOVE: Members of the Student Council are lbottom rowl Bob Newell, Pat Andrews, Kevin Harris, Steve Kern, Perry Achee, Scott Zimmerman, Bruce Mattingly, lsecond rowl Kyle Boudreau, Tim Dale, Chris Lanson, William Swan, Manuel Gutierrez, Mario Guadamud, Richard Wolf, Richard Robards, Dennis McGovern, Glenn Carriere, Joe Burckel, lthird fowl Chris Accardo, Colin Hulin, Jay Valenti, Mike Murphy, Blaine Fury, Brett Hulin, Lionel Richard, James Kinberger, Ronald Wheelahan, Stephen Roias, Mark Fridge, lback rowl Phil Silva, Warren Smith, Herbie Montalbano, Chris Lind, Sheldon Fleming, Waller Lorino, Don Raymond, Keith LeBlanc, Gary Canizaro, Steve Speeg, and Guy Robertson. Student Council 31

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Student Council makes improvements The Rummel Student Council sponsored many school activities and improvements at Rummel this year. Moderated by Mr. Pete Fenner, the Student Council sponsored dances throughout the year and the task of getting good bands to play at them was done very well. Many of the students who attended the Junior-Senior prom were delighted with the performance of IsosceIes Popsicle, a little-known but very good band whose services the Student Council was fortunate enough to procure. Two of the original members of this year's Executive Board resigned, necessitating the induction of new officers. Gary Brown was replaced as treasurer by Greg Leumas, and Junior Don Raymond was called upon to replace Pat Andrews as Vice President. It was the second time in Rummel's history that a junior was chosen as a member of the Executive Board. 30 Activities

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Alumnus Matt Bullinger escorts Homecoming Queen Janet Belanger. MIDDLE: The Homecoming bonfire . sparks enthusiasm on the freshman football field. RIGHT: Students boogie to the , jf keyboard sounds at the Homecoming Sock Hop. I ' Belanger crowned '74 Homecoming Queen The student body enjoyed a unique experience as the '74 Homecoming got under way. This year's court candidates introduced themselves at various lunch periods as the students made final decisions on their choices for the Homecoming Court. Their choice for the '74 reigning Queen was Janet Belanger, a senior at Chapelle, who was nominated by the basketball team. As the week progressed, activities were carried out: a bonfire Friday night, followed by the annual Soc Hop featuring lvy. Saturday preparations took place for the Homecoming motorcade which proceeded down Severn to West Metairie, winding up at East Jefferson stadium. The Rummel-Holy Cross classic kicked off at 7:30 p.m. Completing the bustling activities of this year's Homecoming was the Semi-Formal held in the Tulane Room of the Braniff Place Hotel. Music was furnished by the non-stopping sounds of Magenta. 32 Activities