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

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an-x M Newsome. , V vis by, w .,., - LEFT: Kip Leftwich takes the baton from John Joseph as Coach Martin keeps an eye on them. BELOW: David Engelhardt, Daryl Robelot, Mike St. Germain, Greg Raymond, and Tim Peterson clown around for the camera. BELOW LEFT: Coach Doyle calls out Craig Kelly's split in the mile. -NN -MQ. in L A A 'J -ki' Siillff-31f,7i'll.fi -'-iir 1 ' , ...l .,s 1'f' 1 sf E 3 ra ABOVE: 1976 JV Track Team ll st rowl Paul Lanclos, Scott Zimmerman, Don Leftwich, Tom St. Germain, Ray Eschette, John Theriot, John Joseph, Frank Daigle, Charles Tapia, 12nd rowl Arthur Hyatt, David Engelhardt, Walter Hogan, Mark Schexnayder, Joseph Christina, Keith Goodfellow, Dan Bosch, Fred Klotz, Daryl Robelot, Al Randazzo, Coach Torres, l3rd rowl Louis Dominguez, Norman Prats, All Burns, Ronald Doyle, Stephen Resor, Howard Naquin, Ed Gravois, Chuck Dugas, Frank Soraya, Jerry Clesi, Tim Peterson, Craig Kelly, Ricky Rousset, Paul Lagarde, Pat Suffern. 187

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J.V. Track The I976 edition of the Raider J.V. Track team has one outstanding characteristic that should go a long way in providing a fine nucleus for the varsity team. They were consistent, finishing no lower than 3rd in any meet this year. Although Rummel lacked the depth to win district, many outstanding individual performers surfaced. With determined individual effort they should become a fine track unit in the near future. RIGHT: Lou Dominguez and Paul Lagarde race to the finish line over the low hurdles. BELOW LEFT: Kyle Boudreau gets the 440 yd. relay team a good start. BELOW RIGHT: Al Randazzo breaks through a low hurdle in an effort to get lst. . , ew, is 1 ., 1 9 :P 'i.,i iiiif f ,fb

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Soccer For the second year in a row the Raider soccer team captured the district title with 7-1-1 overall record. Under the coaching of Brother Alphonse Le Blanc, the team overcame inconsistent play early in the season to advance to the city play-offs for the third consecutive year. Rummel, however, failed to capture the city championship as they lost in the playoffs to Country Day, the eventual city Champs in a game that saw 90 minutes of non-stop action, the Raiders were defeated by the Caiuns l-O in sudden death overtime. Led by captains Allen Buiol, Casey Geohegan, and Brian Smith, the Raider offense racked up a respectable 20 goals in nine games while the defense allowed only 4. Q H Q, 1 'fs ,W A M I ,,,, , ,MW it Ak 5' , . 'ef .s M? fa is it . 9 'Z'