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

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Rummel competed this year in the new Jefferson Parish Academic Games League, which was formed last May from a part ofthe old Greater New Orleans League. The moderator of this activity was Mr. Frank Moore. Six Games were played in the league, two from each area of math lOn-Sets and Equationsl, social studies lMr. President and Ameri- Euro-Cardl, and Language Arts lLinguishtik and Propagandal. Rummel teams won a parish championship in five of these games. Rummel qualified eleven students for the National Olympics, held in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. This is the largest number of qualifiers of any school in the parish. These eleven boys U. Lacour, R. Doskey, M. Netzhammer, B. Hulin, J. Jeffers, J. Benson, G. Lester, T. Trainor, D. Fouchi, R. Schroeder, R. Gonzalezl gave Rummel its best showing ever at the Olympics. Academic Games ...X .. '

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M .. .Q E l l B S M10 QW. . QQ -mwzsigw . er Y I 'e , ,4- Qf . M Qu 4 I. .Q gif' Qin ri 4, arse: ,Vx-.. .WW if Science Club The purpose ofthe Rummel Science Club, a local chapter of the Future Scientists of America organization, is to help students understand who scientists are and what they are doing currently. This is accomplished through a program of field trips, movies and assisting Rummel's science teachers. The Science Club visited a number of places including the Tulane University Delta Primate Research Center in Covington, La., the Planetarium at Dominican College and the Computer Research Center at UNO. TOP: Members of the Science Club are: lbottom rowl Gerald Lester, Mike Mulhausen, Gil Stock, Don Allen, Steve Kern, lsecond rowi Greg Aicklen, Tim Peterson, Mike Aucoin, John Meisler, Danny Mumphrey, lthird rowl Mr. AI Serpas, Greg Siragusa, Chris Schade, and Craig Hill. LEFT: Members ofthe Science Club converse with a Puerto Rican radio operator.

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Q, 5, ., fr' F' 7 sr 4 A 'TW U f Q .,., ' 4:14 if r :ffl OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Richcrd Doskey, Gerald Lester, and Brett Hulin practice equations while minding Mrs. Gumina's deslc OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Member of the 1975-76 Academic Games League are: lbottom rowl Roger Gonzalez, Mike York, Steve Sauer, Brett Hanson, Jim Leumas, Henry Saacks, lsecond rowl Da no Fouchi, Tony Tramonte, Gerald Lester, Steve Borne, Mel Natzhammer, Ed Fuselier, Joe Lacour, ithird rowl Rick Doskey, John Meisler, Dennis McGovern, David Pendergast, Steve Landry, Bill Soloun, Mark Burdick, ltopj Mr. Frank Moore, Ken Allen, Joe Benson, Brett Hulin, Robert Schroeder, Greg Aicklen, Tim Trainor, Andy Schroeder, Steve Fuselier, Danny Daigle, Mr. George Ryan. THIS PAGE LEFT: Mel Netzhammer, one of Moore's Morons, is alittle slow in making o challenge. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Moore attempts to bring an equations match to order. BOTTOM RIGHT: Joe Lacour, another Moron, reaches for the vcxiation sheet to check a point of procedure.