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

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MAG members gain various honors in state Moderated by Brother Leo Harvey and assisted by Mr. A. J. Leonardi, the Rummel chapter of Mu Alpha Theta was again one ofthe most active members in District I. The Rummel chapter has meetings twice a month where the members give prepared reports and proiects dealing with special types of mathematics. ln late January, several members attended the State Convention in Lafayette. At this convention, the Raiders placed third in Team Problems, second in Equations, and first in Math Bowl competition. Bart Ponze won the Senior Scholarship contest, with David Stewart placing third, and Charles Arceneaux, fifth. Seattle, Washington, will be the 54 Activities site of this year's National Convention.

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Students spark 'Digest' excellence The Raiders' Digest, headed by Brother Michael Cimino, had another excellent year. Aided by the many accomplishments of Rummel students, the staff did an excellent iob of preparing an interesting, informative newspaper. This year's staff was led by Editor-in-Chief Blake Hebert, along with News Editor Barry Blank, Sports Editor Colin Hulin, Feature Editor Keith D'Anna, and Co- Ordinating Editor Mike Haas. These students, along with a fine corps of reporters, performed their duties to perfection. Next year's staff will be headed by Editor-in- Chief Casey Geohegan. Newspaper 53

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Science club is very active Moderated by Mr. Al Serpas, the Science Club was very active this year. ln addition to cleaning up the Chemistry lab, the Science Club went on a field trip to the Little Gypsy Power Plant in Reserve. They also visited the Jefferson Parish Crime Lab. This year's officers are President Bill Rogers, Vice President Chris Flores, Secretary Michael Swan, and Treasurer David Crawford. TOP: Greg Aicklen performs an experiment for the Science Club. LEFT: A representative from Louisiana Power and Light demonstrates nuclear techniques. BOTTOM, LEFT: Members of the Science Club are lstandingl Jim Restel, Daniel Mumphrey, Miguel Kenning, David Crawford, Bill Rogers, Keith McMurray, Michael Aucoin, Ted Swan, Mr. Al Serpas, lkneelingl Tom Margavio, Tim Russell, Greg Aicklen, Herbert Duvoisin, Tim Peterson, Chris Schade, Karl Kuhne, David Toca, lsittingl Charles LeBlanc, Joseph Cosentino, Michael Mulhausen, Craig Hill, Donald Blum, Greg Siragusa, and Steve Kern. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: David Vaz explains Pascal's Triangle ata Mu Alpha Theta meeting. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Members of Mu Alpha Theta are lback rowj Mr. A. J. Leonardi, David Stewart, Barry Blank, Bart Panze, Randy Peters, John Russo, David Spako, Matt Colosino, Charlie Arceneaux, Blake Hebert, Greg Booth, tkneelingl Richard Doskey, Martin Bailkey, Colin Hulin, Larry Tortorich, Brett Hulin, David Moynan, Jay ' Kinberger, Anthony Fasone, Tim Trainor, tfront rowl Joe Deckelmann, John Hardey, Herb Duvoisin, Greg Aicklen, Bobby Newell, Mel Netzhammer, Gerald Lester, and Tony Tramonte. Mu Alpha ThetafScience Club 55