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

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Mr. Pete Fenner, B.S. Social Studies, Assistant Dean of Students Mr. Kenneth Flair, M.A. Math Mr. Atilano Gomez, B.S., M.A. Foreign Language Mr. Charles Guaiardo, B.A. Fine Arts, Drama Religion The Religion course of studies rests at the core of the Rummel Community, giving it life and explicitating its RAISON D'ETRE. Through a carefully constructed curriculum, ranging from scripture study to personality development, from morality to comparative religions, from worship to social problems. Every aspect of life is explored from a religious viewpoint. Mrs. Carmen Guilbeau, B.A. Librarian Brother Dale Guillot, FSC, M.Ed. Religion Brother Del Harris, FSC, B.A. Religion, English Brother Leo Harvey, FSC, M.A., M.S., MRE. Religion, Math Brother Ephrem Hebert, FSC, B.A., M.S. Foreign Language, Typing Mr. Ronald Heckel, B.S. P.E., Track Coach Mrs. Claire Hollis, M.Ed. English Brother Bryan Kenner, FSC, M.A.T. Math, Religion

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itll I s Q i i ' 1 1 f 2, 'r. ll ' -ox 2 nm, Sl ,z 'KW - ig , ,- 2' Mr. Pete Fenner, Assistant Deon of Students, discusses future Student Council activities with Chris Lind and Kenny Francingues. Faculty Brother Anthony Clement, FSC, M.A Photography, Yearbook Mr. Bill Arthurs, B.B.A. Business, Photography, Yearbook Mr. Robert Borne, B.A. Social Studies ' Mr. Michael Boudreaux, B.A. English Fr. Millard Boyer, B.A., S.T.B. Religion, Chaplain Mr. Isaac Cosoriego, Dr. of Law Spanish, Mission Director Mrs. Lisa Cid, M.A. English Brother Michael Ciminc, FSC, B.A. Religion, Journalism Brother Gale Condit, FSC, M.Ed. Sociology, Guidance Mr. Bruce Clark, B.A. English, Drama Brother Gabriel Daigle, FSC, M.A. Religion, Guidance Mr. Don Dessauer, B.S. Bookkeeping, Typing Mr. Chris Dileo, B.A. Biology Mr. Ronald Doyle, M.Ed. P.E,, Athletic Director

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y e l ,. W.. Y sc e X Science The Science Department endeavors to offer the students courses in various fields of science in order, not only to allow him to fulfill his science requirements for the State of Louisiana, but also to give him a solid background in a chosen field in college. Social Studies The nature of Social Studies in American schools today is to focus on people, on the world and onthe relationships between the two. In brief, the social studies are those instructional courses, programs, and proiects that are designed to assist students to understand, analyze, react to, and act upon three things: ll J the relationships of human beings to the world in which they live, l2i The relationships of human beings to othersy i3l The relationships of human beings to themselves. OPPOSITE PAGE: Mrs. Hollis, Mrs. Simkin, Brother Harris, and Mr. Fenner were elected cheerleaders for the Faculty-Senior Basketball game. TOP: Coach Rondo relates tc Fr. Taormina some pleasant experiences he had in his class. LEFT: Mel Natzhemmer, Brother Leo, Joe Lacour, lkneelingi Greg Aicklen, Richard Doskey rejoice for having won the State Championship trophy in mein T ' A 4 ' the Equation Contest. 5 -. sf, f. r 'V . v :Kir- KX Q , 1 . as ee 5 . v ,. lt