Catholic High School - Bruin Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1985 volume:

1985 Bruin Volume 38 Catholic High School 855 Hearthstone Dr. Baton Rouge Louisiana Ken Zito Editor Dedication The 1984-85 Bruin staff proudly dedicates this yearbook to Sister Katie Brogdon for her outstanding contributions to Catholic High, Sister Katie entered the convent in 1943 and made her final profession in 1948. She began her teaching career at St. Ann in New Orleans and later taught at Sacred Heart and St. Joseph’s Academy. Sister Katie has also served as principal at Holy Rosary, St. Pius, and St. Francis Cabrini. After three years at Catholic High of Pointe Coupee, she came to CHS to work as a guidance counselor. For the past eleven years Sister Katie has assisted students and offered each of them her famous spice tea. 2 6 8 s mm ill 19S4 Momccoming Court 12 Caroline Marie Chustz Sltarye JCynn Vaughan 1984 CHS Homecoming Queen ] vonne Marie Senasci i Homecoming ’84 Oh How We Danced! The preparations for Homecoming 1984 began long before the actual ceremonies and festivities took place. Everyone seemed to begin planning as soon as they realized that school had begun again - this enlightenment occured at some time between August and October, depending on the individual. There was a band to be found, ceremonies to organize, game strategies to memorize, and for everyone, the all-important question of whom to ask to the dance. Everything came to a climax at the end of October when Homecoming week finally arrived. The pep rally that kicked it off was a fantastic beginning. The fabulous performance by the Bruinettes, and a powerful rendition of “Should I Stay or Should I Go” by some of our very own Clash enthusiasts set the mood for the rest of the week. It is a great credit to us all that our team’s surprising loss in the game did not dampen our high spirits. We were fired up, and knew that there was more to Homecoming than just football. So, when Yvonne Frinasci was announced as Homecoming Queen for 1984, insanity was rampant in the stands. Caroline Chustz, Carolyn Croxton, Kelly Moran, and Scharye Vaughn were the other beauties vying for the crown. The dance the next Friday was (if possible) more rowdy than the game. Sneaux provided stimulus for gyration, and gyration there was on a grand scale. Yes, we danced! In the final analysis, though, it can still be said that Homecoming 1984 came together to celebrate, in the spirit of the day, that which makes Catholic High so dear to its students of days past. ----- piAQuenwc ABOVE: Corey Butler. Victor Vignes, and Nickie Diamio entertain the CHS and SJA student bodies at the homecoming pep rally. TOP LEFT: The Homecoming Dance ended the festivities of homecoming week with the appearance of Sneaux. TOP RIGHT: Coach Irving didn’t seem to mind presenting Yvonne Fenasci with a small token of congratulations at the homecoming pep rally. LEFT: Bill Hack was eaten by this bear - notice him looking out his mouth. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: The Bruinettes and Flag Corps march to the homecoming pep rally. OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER: The Art Club did a picturesque job on the display case for homecoming. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Eight girls were nominated to compete for the five homecoming court positions. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM RIGHT: The band rattled the halls 15 hefnre the homecomimr nen rallv. Celebration Of Eucharist Is Important Part Of CHS Life This year at Catholic High we again observed monthly liturigal feasts in the gym. Father Dan Le-moine presided at masses celebrating Advent, Lent, and All Saints’ Day. On several occasions, such as Catholic Schools week, he was joined by Bishop Stanley Ott. Catholic High happily greeted Bishop Ott, who took time out of his busy schedule to come to CHS. The celebration of the Eucharist is an important part of Catholic life and Catholic High is pleased to be able to celebrate it as a school body. 16 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Patrick Hannie takes communion at the junior day of recollection. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Bishop Ott delivers the homily during nass commerating Catholic School Week. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Father Dan Lemoine gives a few jointed remarks at the mass honoring All Saints. TOP RIGHT: A cross symbolizing Christ's death and ressurection nas set up in the Lobby during Easter. TOP LEFT: Father Dan celebrates his last mass with the students md faculty. tIGHT: Father Lemoine delivers a homily. BOVE: The Beta Club sponsored the last mass of the year. Variety Of Assemblies Add To CHS Life The Student Council sponsored various assemblies during the school year. Vice President Dan Dial arranged for two guest speakers to speak to the CHS student Body. Dale Brown, head coach of the LSU Basketball team, came to speak about how he grew up as a “defiant” high school student and his coaching career. Father Ken Roberts also came to speak about teenage problems, especially the great amount of materialism in the world. Other events also sponsored by the Student Council were the P.E. Basketball Intramurals and the Student Council Campaign Speeches. Also, The Massing of the Colors, associated with the Baton Rouge Chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars, came to CHS on Washington’s Birthday. Various war veterans and Junior ROTC members from different schools attended the presentation. OPPOSITE PAGE. CENTER LEFT: Student Council President Hilly Soileau and Vice President Dan Dial prepare to introduce Father Ken Roberts. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Father Roberts gives talk about teenage materialism to CHS and SJA students. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Student Council President-Elect Danny Keaton delivers his campaign speech. OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER RIGHT: Candidates for the 1985-86 school year prepare to deliver speeches to the Student Bodv. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM RIGHT: The Competition is good at the Basketball Intramurals’ Semi-final game. TOP LEFT: Dale Brown finishes his speech with a “victory” note while Brother John casually listens in the background. CENTER LEFT: The National Anthem is sung as the Flags begin the processional at the Massing of the Colors. LEFT: The whole student body watches on as the Intramural Final is “tipped off’. TOP RIGHT: Dale Brown talks to students about his life as a high school student and his accomplishments in the present. ABOVE: Various flags are presented during the Massing of the Colors, which was held in the gym. Students Excel In Various Fields An astounding amount of students received awards at the fall and spring honors assemblies. In the fall assembly, students who lettered in Bruin and Bearly Published and excelled in academics were presented with pins and certificates. Students who achieved perfect attendance were also honored. In the spring assembly, officers of the various clubs were honored as well as those students who placed at District Hally. The spring assembly ended with speeches from the old and new Student Council officers as the officers for the 85’-86’ year were inducted. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Freshmen receive perfect attendence awards. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Pat Cronan receives an award for achieving National Merit finalist. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Bill Bartol receives a certificate for being a Radio Club officer. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM CENTER: Brother Francis congratulates the recipients of the various awards. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Trey Barnes receives an honor certificate for being Hi-Y president. TOP LEFT: Juniors receive certificates for academic achievements. TOP RIGHT: Jeff Williams receives an award from Mrs. Lemoine. LEFT: Billy Soileau Receives an award from Brother Francis. ABOVE: George Barber receives a certificate. 21 Past And Present Athletes Honored At Convocations The Fall and Spring Sports Convocations were held in the Catholic Life Center to distinguish CHS students, coaches, and alumni for participating in the Catholic High Athletics Program. Students are recognized for participation in a varsity sport(s), and may letter in varsity sports and receive special awards. At the Fall Sports Convocation, held in December, outstanding cross-country runners and football players were recognized for their athletic achievements. Also at the ceremony, two “Grizzly Greats” were inducted into the Catholic High Athletic Hall of Fame. These former athletes were Buddy Copponex and Terry Daffin. At the Spring Sports Convocation in May, outstanding participants in baseball, basketball, golf, swimming, tennis, track, and wrestling were honored for their athletic contributions to CHS. This ended a very good year in sports for Catholic High, as CHS leaves Triple A and moves up to the Quad A Division. 1984 FALL SPORTS CONVOCATION CROSS COUNTRY Outstanding Runner Patrick Cronan FOOTBALL Co-captains’ Awards George Barber Nolan Keller Jerry Schmitt Outstanding Offensive Tommy Dazzio Lineman Outstanding Defensive Jerrv Schmitt Lineman Outstanding Offensive Nolan Keller Back Outstanding Defensive Dan Dial Back Coach’s Award Frank Fresina The “Golden Grizzly” Award George Barber Most Valuable Player John Graf 1985 SPRING SPORTS co.wtM ,VI l0N HASHHALL Highest Batting Average ,, Golden Glove Award Mike ( arleion 110 Percent Award in' . Most Valunl.:.- Plover Br,a 4 vne’ ' orey Gomez BASKET HALL Best Defensive Plover n,.... i i • l derrick Anderson Most improved Player ... i im 1 felanev o.pta, - Award Erie Cannon Most Valuable Player Perrid An(ll,rs„„ ('.OLE Most Valuable Player George Dalton SWIMMING r Most Valuable Swimmer Richard Chamberlain TENNIS Most Valuable Player Roy Kudy I'HAC l (hitstaiuling Trackman Outstanding Eieldman Outstanding Distance Man Coach's Award Mike ('arleton •John C.remillion Jim Burke Jim Pierson WRESTLING Most Pins Most Improved Wrestler Most Valuable Wrestler Fred Martin Anthony Salario Francis Mayer W Cm OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER LEFT: Outstanding CHS athletes from cross-country and football display their awards. OPPOSITE PAGE. CENTER RIGHT: Coach Pete Boudreaux presents the Outstanding Cross-Country Runner award to Pat Cronan. OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Carleton, who had the Highest Batting Average in Baseball, receives his Outstanding Trackman Award from Coach Pete Boudreaux at the Spring Sports Convocation. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: George Dalton receives his MVP in Golf Award from Coach Lowe Irvine. CENTER LEFT: Coach John Ganley hands Richard Chamberlain his award as MVP in Swimming. LEFT: Coach Glen Randow comments on the performance of Derrick Anderson, the Best Defensive Player and MVP in Basketball. TOP RIGHT: Award winners from the Spring Sports Convocation display their plaques. ABOVE: Francis Mayer receives his MVP Award in Wrestling from Assistant Wrestling Coach. Tom Messionnier. Outstanding Students Receive On Friday, May 17 1985, the outstanding students of the senior class were honored for their academic and extra curricular achievements. The 1985 Catholic High School Honor Convocation took place at Catholic Life Center. Brother John acted as the Master of Ceremonies, and the club moderaters and teachers distributed the awards to the outstanding students. The awards program began with a invocation read by Steve Atkinson, Beta Club President. Following the invocation three benefactors of Catholic High School were inducted into the Hall of Fame. The presentation of the Golden Bears followed the induction of Hall of Fame Members-The Golden Bear, a classic gold trophy, is the highest award of Catholic High School. It is awarded for excellence. Extra-Curricular Awards were presented first. Followed by the distribution of academic awards. Forty- three students received an honor stoll and certificate for maintaining a 3.5 or better grade point average. Co-Valedictorians, David Pope and Pat Cronan, both with perfect 4.0 averages received Golden Bears. Jimbo Pierson was given the American Legion Award which was voted on by the Senior Class. Closing remarks were made by Brother Francis David after the presentation of the awards. The 1985 Honors Convocation was brought of a close with the benediction given by Key Club President, Keith Comeaux. Golden Bears OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Brother Harold presents the Best in Mathematics Award to Paul Waguespack. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: THE 1985 Golden Bear recipients pose together after the Honors Convocation. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Co-Valedictorians, Pat Cronan and David Pope receive Golden Bears for perfect 4.0 overages. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Stew art congratulates John Meyers for receiving the Golden Bear for Best in Drama. TOP LEFT: Jimbo Pierson is presented with the American Legion Award which was voted on by his classmates. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Jan Breen proudly presents the Golden Bear for Best in Bearly Published to Michael Achacaso. LEFT: NHS moderator, Mrs. Kitchell present the Best in National Honor Society award to NHS President Lyndon Darrensbourg. ABOVE: Billy Soileau receives the Best in Student Council Award from moderator, Brother Carl. Seniors Experience Spiritual Growth During Retreat Senior retreat this year took place, as it has in years past, as a regular part of the senior school year. Though administrators took planning and logistical considerations as a matter of course, the event itself became quite unique for its participants. None of the seniors really knew what to expect at the beginning. Visions of monk-like posturing and enforced silence were all that some of the seniors could conjure of the approaching weekend. What we were treated to, however, was a beautifully unifying and personally rewarding retreat experience. The change was almost imperceptible, yet the difference magnificent. The teachers and authority figures became friends and confidants. The coaches and administrators became willing counselors. No longer were the seniors critiqued, censured, or made to fit the mold. They were provided the environment and encouragement to create their own mold, to define their own perspectives. It is now easier to see the purpose of that event for many seniors. Their retreat marked a new turn- a new milestone and cornerstone from which they began at once the Christian growth that is integral to the education which is so characteristic of Catholic High. It was at Senior retreat- away from the more typical and distracting indicators- that the seniors found the depth, maturity, and strength which told them, finally, that they had become, in every sense of the word, seniors. TOP LEFT: Brian Hazlip relaxes in a grassy field. TOP RIGHT: Ronald Toomer shows-off his cowboy boots. LEFT CENTER: Seniors wait eagerly to begin eating. ABOVE: Jeff Bennett, John Flood, and Lydon Darensbourg take it easy during a retreat discussion. BO'ITOM LEFT: Several Seniors play sports during a break in the retreat discussions. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: A group of seniors discuss the day’s events before going to bed. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Students wait anxiously to begin their weekend retreat. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Gordon Mese plays with the wildlife around camp. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Gerry Schmitt, Shane Hamilton, and Charles Roppolo listen intently at a retreat workshop. 27 Senior Fund Raising Project Completely Pays For Prom This years Senior class is especially proud of its fund raising project which made enough money to pay the total cost of prom and still have money left over to give to the Senior Class officers, consisted of selling prints of a painting of St. Vincents Acedemy, the old Catholic High School. The site of the 1985 Senior prom was Ashley Manor which was perfect for the celebration. The band, Innovation, was very lively and creative. They kept the dance going with an excellent selection of songs. Following the dance most attended the after parties, which continued early into Sunday morning. The 1985 Senior prom was very successful and enjoyed by all thanks to its excellent organization. TOP: David Politz, Paul Pizzolato, and their dates enjoy the jam provided by Innovation. CENTER: Jay Murphy took time off from the dance floor to chat with Sister Katie. BOTTOM: Michael Achacoso and date dance to the music. ABOVE: Larry Messina and his date pose for a perfect picture. TOP LEFT: Francis Mayer and Andre Summers look stunning as they take a break for refreshments. BOTTOM LEFT: Twelve sore feet pose for the camera TOP RIGHT: Bill Prochaska steals the floor from Kurt Graves and Bill Hack. RIGHT CENTER: Ken Zito and Greg Olinde show off their dates. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brother John sports a three piece suit, fedora, and cane. One Hundred Sixty-Seven Graduate At Ninety-First Commencement The Senior class of 1985 concluded its four years at Catholic High with a Baccalaureate Mass and the ninety-first commencement exercises on, Monday 20, 1985. The graduation ceremony took place at the Riverside Centroplex Theatre for the Performing Arts. Parents, relatives, faculty, and friends watched as the one hundred sixty-seven graduates participated in the opening procession. The mass was celebrated by Bishop Stanley Ott, with Father Dan Lemoine giving the homily. After the conclusion of the Divine Liturgy Patrick Cronan, Co-Valedictorian delivered he welcoming address. Then each graduate proceeded across the stage to receive his diploma from Bishop Ott as Brother John read the name and accomplishments of each senior. Following the distribution of diplomas, Co-Vale-dictorian, David Pope, gave the closing address. Brother Francis concluded the ceremony with a few closing remarks The Catholic High School Band player the recessional as the graduates and their parents walked toward the rear of the theatre and into the future. ABOVE: Vaughn Harmon and Darren Gagnon bring the gifts to the alter during mass. TOP RIGHT: Brother Carl calms Manny Zayas before going on stage as Ken Zito waits patiently-CENTER: The Bishop distributes communion at graduation mass. BOTTOM RIGHT: Greg Olinde can not believe he really graduated 30 TOP LEFT: Steve Atkinson holds the book for the Bishop during prayer. MIDDLE LEFT: David Pope keeps a capitive audience while delivering his Co-Valedictorian speech. BOTTOM LEFT: Gordon Mese maintains his composure on stage, and as Mr. Molstad observes. TOP RIGHT: The Bishop Congratulates Jeff Bennett on graduating. ABOVE: George Barber struts off stage after receiving his diploma. 31 TOP LEFT: A group of graduates congregates to hid farewell TOP RIGHT: Kevin Martrain walks off the stage during the opening procession of graduates. CENTER: Senior Class President, Jimbo Pierson, acts as commentator for the mass. ABOVE: Bishop Ott blesses the bread and wine during the Liturgy of the Eucharist. RIGHT: Bishop Ott congratulates Mike Kadair — irrr _ «!aur j TOP RIGHT: Patrick Cronan, Co-Valedictorian, gives the welcoming address for the commencement exercises. TOP LEFT: Tommy Dazzio proceeds across the stage to receive his diploma. CENTER LEFT: Graduates and their parents receive communion from Bishop Ott. ABOVE: Jeff Hotard receives his diploma from Bishop Ott. LEFT: Senior Class Officer, Dan Dial, reads the Prayer of the Faithful at the Baccalaureate Mass. A Change In Location Accompanies The Change From Juniors To Seniors After an intermission of quite a number of years, the CHS Ring Ceremony once again returned to St. Joseph’s Cathedral. Only a few short days after the Seniors left for the fun and excitement in Florida, the Juniors of 85’ officially became the Seniors of 86’. The ceremony went on without a hitch and turned out to be a great success. The mass was opened with an introduction by Danny Keaton, the new Student Council President, and the first reading was read by Chad Landry, the NHS President. The Prayers of the Faithful were led by the Bearly Published Editor, Sonny Marks. The Symbolism of the ring was read by Scott Landry, the new Key Club President. The Senior Pledge was led by the new BETA Club President, Greg Sepeda, which followed the distribution of the rings by Brother Francis David. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Chad Landry reads the first reading to the congregation of Juniors and their parents. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Brother Francis presents Clyde Arnold with his official CHS Senior ring. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Landry familiarizes the congregation with the symbolism of the ring. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Juniors sat with their parents at St. Joseph’s Cathedral. 'I’OP LEFT: Carey Guglielmo and the other “Seniors to be stand to recite the Senior Pledge. TOP RIGHT: Danny Keaton reads the introduction before the mass. CENTER: Peter Austin receives his ring as Brother Francis congratulates him. LEFT: Greg Sepeda leads the Seniors in the Senior Pledge. ABOVE: Bill Bartol receives his ring. 35 BRUIN MEN OF THE YEAR Mike Acaldo 36 Mike Achacaso George Barber v I Trey Barnes Paul Belanger Mike Carleton Richard Chamberlain 37 Keith Comeaux Patrick Cronan Lyndon Darensbourg Jim Pierson BRUIN MEN OF THE YEAR Billy Soileau PaulWaguespack 39 40 41 Seniors MICHAEL JOSEPH ACALDO STEPHEN JAMES ACCARDO MICHAEL EDWARD ACHACOSO STEPHEN DREUX ADAMS DERRICK WAYNE ANDERSON STEPHEN ANDREW ATKINSON RICK WADE BANKER GEORGE EDWIN BARBER GEORGE FURMAN BARNES III JEFFREY LYLE BEAUCHAMP PAUL RAYMOND BELANGER. JR. PHILIP LAWRENCE BILISOLY BRENT JOSEPH BOURGEOIS NEAL OWEN BOURGEOIS JAMES HARVEY BOYCE III ROBERT LOUIS BRAUD JOHN MARTIN BROEMMELSIRK Senior Class Shows Super School Spirit The Senior Class of 1985 will always he remembered for their outstanding school spirit. The seniors showed their spirit by leading the athletic teams and clubs, and by organizing a sneior cheering section at the football games. Leading the class were the senior class officers: Jim Pierson, Dan Dial, David Politz, and Paul Belanger. These officers helped cut prom costs to a very minumum through the sale of Rucker prints. Two seniors were honored for academics this year: Trey Barnes, a National Merit semifinalist, and Pat Cronan, a National Merit finalist. Our four years at Catholic High climaxed at graduation, which was preceded by the traditional trips to Florida. LEFT: Rickey Cangelosi takes a break before class begins. 43 RUSSELL JAMES BROOMFIELD EVKST ANTOINE BROUSSARD III CLIFTON FRACNIS BRULEIGH, JR. COREY ANTHONY BUTLER RICHARD GUY CANGELOSI RONALD JOSEPH CARDINAL. JR. MICHAEL OWEN CARLETON DEAN JOSEPH CELESTIN RICHARD MEYER CHAMBERLAIN KEITH ANDREW COMEAUX PATRICK KELLY CRONAN JAMES CLATYON CULOTTA GERARD WAYNE DAIGRE III TIMOTHY ROBERT DALTON 44 FAR LEFT: Several P.E. students eagerly await the beginning of their next class. LEFT: Steve Adams hurries to gather his books between classes. BELOW: Frank Fresina shows off his new letter jacket to the camera. BRIT JOSEPH D’AMICO LYNDON DAMIEN DARENSBOURG JON RICHARD DAVID, JR. SETH DWAYNE DAWSON PETER THOMAS DAZZIO, JR. CHRISTOPHER JOHN DEBAENE STEVEN ALLEN DEBOSIER CHARLES REID DEJEAN 45 DAVID 1RL DESILVA CHRISTOPHER WAYNE DESLATTE DANIEL IRWIN DIAL NTCKI CHARLES DIMAIO II GREGORY EDWARD DOLE KEVIN PAUL DUCOTE ROY GEORGE EUDY, JR. CALVIN ISIDORE FABRE BELOW: Mike Carelton attempts to pull the cord out of the telephone. RIGHT: Several seniors hold a conversation in hallway during break. 46 DAVID PHILIP FARGASON MARK HENRY FERGUSON JOHN MATTHEW FLOOD. JR. JAMES LOUIS FLORES FRANK GERARD FRESINA KURT DALE FRYOUX DARREN KEEFE GAGNON JAMES KEVIN GIPSON NIELS KVISTIAN GJERLOV COREY JOSEPH GOMEZ DOUGLAS MARION GONZALES. JR. JOHN DAVID GRAF DANIEL PRESCOTT GRAVES KURT WILLI AN GRAVES ROBERT STEPHENSON GREER III RICK ANTHONY GUERRERO WILLIAM ROBERT HACK 47 MATTHEW MARK HAIK EDMOND SHANE HAMILTON GREGORY PAUL HARDY VAUGHN DAVID HARMON BRIAN AUSTRUM HAZLIP STEVEN PAUL HERMAN JAMES EDWARD HESSBURG JASON SCOTT HINTON MARK LOUIS HOFFMAN MICHAEL JOHN HOLDERITH JACQUES ANTHONY HONORE 48 ABOVE: Mike Kadair can't seem to find his pencil. OPPOSITE PAGE: Derrick Anderson reviews the sports page after finishing lunch. TROY ALDEN HOOVER .JEFFREY DALE HOTARD SHAWN LIONEL HOTSTREAM WILLIAM KYLE HUFFSTICKLER DAVID PAUL JUNG MICHAEL JOSEPH KADAIR. JR. CHRISTOPHER ALLEN KEATON NOLAN JOSEPH KELLER III ANDREW PHILIP KERSHAW DAVID THOMAS KLEIN PETER DAVID GREGORY KOCH 49 JAMES EARL LAMBERT BYRON JAMES LANGLEY BRENT PAUL LEBLANC MICHAEL KENNETH LEGGETT DAVID MICHAEL LIEUX THOMAS CHARLES LUNDIN, JR. MATTHEW ANGUS MACDONELL CHRISTOPHER MARCHANI) JOSEPH KEVIN MARTRAIN FRANCIS XAVIER MAYER NICHOLAS WILLIAM MAZZA WILLIAM ALOYSIUS MEAGHER III GORDON PAGE MESE LARRY ANTHONY MESSINA, JR. CHARLES EDWARD METRAILER III JOHN WILLIAM CONNOLLY MEYERS JEFFREY MICHAEL MITCHELL JOEL DAVID MORAN DOUGLAS TRENT MORAR DOUGLAS SCOTT MORGAN 50 JAMES CROW MRUPHY IV CHI JOSEPH NGUYEN DARON JOSEPH NOLAN TROY MICHAEL NORMAND JOHN QUINN NORWOOD CHRISTOPHER MATRIN ODOM HAROLD LOUIS SORREL ODOM, JR. GREGORY JOSEPH OLINDE TOP LEFT: Neils Gjerlov, a Danish foreign exchange student, consults with Evest Hrossard on American culture. BOTTOM LEFT: Bill Burleigh and Bohhv Brand stake claim to feeding grounds. BELOW: Francis Meyer poses really well for pictures. 51 MICHAEL KEITH ORILLION MATTHEW COLE PARSONS CHARLES FRANCIS PECQUET JEFFREY PAUL PELTIER JAMES FRANCIS PIERSON III BRIAN RALPH PIKE JEFFREY CHARLES PIZZOLATO PAUL JOSEPH PIZZOLATO DAVID MICHAEL POLITZ DARRYL ANDREW POPE DAVID MATTHEW POPE WILLIAM CLAYTON POTTER, .JR. ZANE ANTHONY POWELL WILLIAM ROY PROCHASKA GORDON ALEXANDER PUGH, JR. MICHAEL GERARD RICHARDS CHARLES GARTH ROBERTS CHRISTOPHER PAUL ROOT CHARLES PETER ROPPOLO. JR. ALBERT JOSEPH ST. PIERRE. JR. ANTHONY FRANCIS SALARIO ANDREW PAUL SCHMIT 53 GERARD SIDNEY SCHMITT MELVIN ARTHUR SHORTESS, JR. FRANCISO ANTONIO SILVA, JR. DAVID PATRICK SINGLETON MARSHALL GREGORY SMITH WILLIAM DAVID SOILEAU MICHAEL CHAD SOLARI PAUL ASHLEY SONNIER DAVID LOREN STRANGE. JR. EUGENE CHARLES SYKES. JR. BARRY JOHN TALBOT. JR. PAUL EDMOND THIBODEAUX RONALD JOSEPH TOOMER, JR. GARRETT EDWARD TUJAGUE 54 THOMAS LEE VANLANGEN-DONCK. JR. BRIAN DAVID VICKNAIR EDWIN VICTOR VIGNES, JR. HILARY KENDALL VIGNES, JR. PAUL JOSEPH WAGIJESPACK JASON LOUIS WALL GEORGE BAKER WALLACE CHRISTOPHER ANDREW WALSH OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Paul Waguspack displays polished flag-raising form. TOP LEFT: Dan Dial and Paul Belanger discuss the upcoming football game. BOTTOM LEFT: Richard Chamberlain, Trey Barnes and Evest Broussard take time out of lunch to pose. BELOW: David Politz shows-off his new clothes to his good-looking date. 55 STEPHEN MARK WHITLOW STEVEN CHARLES YOUNG MANUEL ALEXANDER ZAYAS KENNETH RAY ZITO TOP LEFT: One privilege of being a Senior is taking an unassigned period. BOTTOM RIGHT: After a rough day Bill Prochaska thinks about which books he must bring home. ABOVE: David Strange eyes the intruder of his concentration. TOP RIGHT: Matt Parson displays some interesting Senior spirit. 56 TOP LEFT: Br. John Abate - Disciplinarian, Religion IV. TOP RIGHT: Br. Francis David - Principal Center: Ms. Phyllis DiVicenti - Director Of Student Activities, Guidance Counselor. RIGHT: Mr. John Molstad - Assistant Principal. Religion IV, Tennis Coach. This year there was a new face leading the school, Brother Francis came to CHS from Brother Martin High in New Orleans and became our new principal. Assisting him was brother John Abate, S.C. as Assistant Principal and disciplinarian, Mr. John Molstad an Assistant Principal of Academic Affairs, and Miss Phyllis Di Vincenti as Coordinator of Student Activities. This year’s faculty had four new additions including: Miss Kathleen Murchison, “Doc” Lefebreve, Mr. Jay Harmon, and Mr. J.R. Miller. The faculty was dedicated to educating the student. Hours of their time were spent in preparation that made our classes interesting and meaningful. The fine faculty upheld the high standards that have made Catholic High what it is today and will be for years to come. 58 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Emilie Terracina - Computer Literacy, Computer Science, Accounting, Drama, Moderator. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Chip Thibaut - Business Law. LEFT CENTER: Jeff Mitchell is confused, and Ashley Sonnier just does not understand Accounting. ABOVE: Frank Frensina and David Overmayer enter there latest program into the computer. LEFT: Mr. Ralph Stevens - Business Law, Assistant Basketball Coach. 59 'FOP LEFT: Mrs. Betty Archambeault-English II, Reading 8, I. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Stephen North-(Assistant Football and Basketball Coach), English I, Religion 8. LEFT CENTER: Mrs. Lucille McDowell-English III, Bear ings Moderator. RIGHT CENTER: Mrs. Arlene Audiffred-English I, IV, Typing. ABOVE: Mrs. Theresa Kitchell English IV, Ill-H, N.H.S. Moderator. RIGHT: Mr. Mitch Billings-English II. IV. IV-H. TOP LEFT: Mr. Don Hood-American History, World History, Assistant Track and Football Coach. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Glen Randow-Civics, Speech 1, Head Basket hall Coach. LEFT CENTER: Mr. Bobby Moreau-Free Enterprise. Civics. Assistant Football, Wrestling Coach. ABOVE: “Doc LeFebvre-American History. La. History, P.E. III. Head Trainer. Assistant Baseball Coach. BOTTOM LEFT: Jay Harmon-World History. American History, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. 61 TOP LEFT: The hand practices for a big performance. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Sidney Mecom- Art I, Fine Arts. Drafting, Spirit Committee Moderator. ABOVE: Mrs. Beverly Wilson Art I, Art Club Moderator. RIGHT CENTER: Mr. Charles Stewart- Chorus, Civics, Drama Director. RIGHT: Mr. J.R. Miller- Band, Fine Arts, Band Director. £ TOP LEFT: Ms. Kathleen Murchison- Latin I. II. III. Moderator of the Latin Club. TOP RIGHT: Ms. Murchison gives help to a struggling Latin student. LKFT: Mrs. Lisa Landers- Spanish I. II. Moderator of the Spanish Club. ABOVE: Mrs. Gail Lcmione- English 8. French I. II, Moderator of the French Club. 63 TOP LEFT: Brother Harold congratulates Jim Burke on a job well done. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Barbara Michelet- Algebra II, Computer Science, Moderator of the Computer Club. ABOVE: Mrs. Peggy Clement- Algebra I, 1H, Trigonometry, Moderator of the Hi-Y Club. SECOND RIGHT: Mr. Lou Clouatre- Math 8, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, I-B. THIRD RIGHT: Mrs. Susan Saale- Geometry, Geometry H, Yearbook Moderator. RIGHT: Brother Harold Harris- Algebra II, 11-H, Advanced Math, Cheerleader Moderator. W TOP LEFT: Mrs. Nancy Nalls- Biology. Biology H. TOP RIGHT: Bishop Stanley Ott gives a talk on American Bishops Peace Pastoral as it pertains to thermonuclear warfare and the development of conscience to Mr. Hopkins freshmen class. LEFT CENTER: Brother Ray Kuhn - Religion III, IV, Physics, Moderator of the Key Club. ABOVE: Mr. John Hopkins- Biology, Earth-Space Science. LEFT: Mr. A1 Heine- Chemistry, Science 8, Moderator of the Radio Club. 65 TOP RIGHT: Coach Irvine and Coach Ganley talk about their strategy for the game with the Belaire Bengals. TOP LEFT: Mr. John Ganley- Physical Education 8. I. II, Assistant Football Coach. Head Swimming Coach. ABOVE: Mr. Gerry Garidel- Physical Education II, III, IV. Assistant Football Coach. Head Baseball Coach. RIGHT CENTER: Intramurals provided competition for those not on the school's basketball teams. RIGHT: Mr. Lowe Irvine- General Science, Physical Eduction III, IV. Head Football Coach. Head Golf Coach. TOP LEFT: Brother Carl Bouchereau- Religion II, Guidance Counselor, Student Council Moderator. TOP RIGHT: Father Dan. Dan Dial, Richard Chamberlain and Paul Belanger discuss old times at Catholic High. LEFT CENTER: Chris Valluzzo pays for his troubles. ABOVE: Mrs. Mary Brouillette- Religion I, III, Assistant Director of Religious Education. LEFT: Father Dan Lemoine- Religion III, Head of Campus Ministry. 67 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Elizabeth Reinhardt; Head Librarian; Beta Club Moderator TOP RIGHT: Mark Emonet and Dan McDonough read the latest, in sports news and weather. ABOVE: Mrs. Reinhardt helps Gerard Hill get books for his term paper in English. CENTER: A student takes advantage of the peaceful serenity of the library to finish reading “Shane” RIGHT: Sister Cecile Harrison; Assistant Librarian. 68 TOP LEFT: Frank Fressina and Jason Wall look for information on the colleges that they are interested in. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Hanegan gives Jim Veazey his ACT application package. LEFT CENTER: Evest Broussard reads a pamphlet on LSU Mini-Courses. ABOVE: Sister Katie Brogddn; Junior Guidance Counselor. LEFT: Mr. Pete Boudreaux; Senior Guidance Counselor; Head Cross Country and Track Coach, Athletic Director. 69 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Mary Grantham Cashier TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Barber- Director of Student Accounts LEFT CENTER: Mrs. Jan Jennings- Secretary RIGHT CENTER: Brother Donnan Berry- Director of Development RIGHT: Mrs. Judy McGuire- Registrar 70 k V TOP LEFT: Mrs. Marie Franco- Secretary TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Fay Guidry- Bookkeeper LEFT CENTER: Mrs. Sharon Patton- Secretary RIGHT CENTER: Brother Alfred Rodriguez- Treasurer LEFT: Mrs. Pat Hanegan- Secretary TOP LEFT: Mrs. Ora Lee Wright . Cafeteria TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Thelma Wright-Cafeteria BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Gladys Franklin-Maintenance BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Lou •lames-Cafeteria Manager TOP LEFT: Earl Wright; Maintenance ABOVE: Richard Brown and Willie Webb; Maintenance LEFT CENTER: Brother Ramon; Supervisor of Maintenance TOP RIGHT: Steve Talamo; Maintenance LEFT: Paul Selleck; Maintenance uniors Dean Antic Frankie Ardoin Trey Argrave Clyde Arnold Bubbie Augusta Peter Austin Kraig Averette Brian Bagent Bill Bartol Blaine Best Brandon Black Beau Booth Kevin Brian Dusty Brown John Brun Jim Burke Erik Burns Glynn Cambre Eric Cannon Trent Cashio Junior Diversity Adds Dimension To CHS Community The Junior Class this year was an extremely positive force on campus. Whether in sports, academics, or extracurricular, they exhibited great ability and spirit of determination that added a great demension to the Catholic High community. Rarely has such a promising group of scholars, sportsmen, and leaders been seen here as Juniors. Juniors had many interests — skate-boarding, listening to all types of music (from “oldies but goodies” to new-wave, with even some progressive jazz thrown in), and exploring every aspect of the “just plain new” as well as the avant-garde (in many different fields)! They exhibited both the expected and the unexpected ..., they were FUN! LEFT: Mike Moran, Trent Cashio, .John Harmon, and Kevin Mashburn show us that you can mix business with pleasure! Chris Cave Mark Chenevert Jay Coco Brian Comeaux Cliff Comeaux Tim Coughlin Dale Cronin Chris Crump Paul Darbonnc Trey D’Armond Steve Dean Butch Decossas Ronald DeCuir Tim Delaney Wayne Deleo 75 Jeff Dimattia Drew Dolese Darrin Dominguez John Donaldson Andre Dubroc Steve Ehele John Ellis Brett Faulk David Fawley Patrick Ferrara Jack Flores Mike Flushe Francis Fremin Chris Furlow Scott Gandy RIGHT: John Grantham examines the 1981 yearbook. ABOVE: Ray Post, Treg Tremont. and Brian Comeaux find ways to entertain themselves before school. OPPOSITE PAGE: Danny Keaton helps decorate the halls for homecoming. 76 Mark Garon Bryon Garrety Jeff Giordano Karl Gonzales David Gordon Jon Grantham John Gremillion George Griffon Brent Grisaffe Carey Gugliemo Brian Hanegan Patrick Hannic Kdward Hardin John Harmon Sean Harmon Mark Haupt Mark Heald Boyd Helm Phillip Henderson Charlie Henry Michael Herin 77 Gerard Hill Eric Hillman Robert Hind march Huong Hoang Dan Holliday Scott Hoppe Tim Horne Chris Howard Matt Hunt William Hussey Mark Jewett Brian Joyner Danny Keaton Jason Keller Kirk Kepper Eric Knight Jim Lackctt Louis Lagattuta Jimmy La my Scott Chad Landry Landry 78 Marcel Lemoine Len Lopoo LEFT: Greg Sepeda finishes his Algebra homework in the mall. ABOVE: Several juniors read a magazine during their lunch hour. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Robert Odom and Clifton Nelson make calculations during a Chemistry experiment. Keith I.orio Paul Marchand Keith Marino Sonny Marks Fred Martin Kevin Mashburn Stephen Mathews Fred Matthews Sean Miller Mike Moran Damian Mouton Toby Nealy Clifton Nelson Robert Odom Geoff Olinde 79 David Overmeyer Joey Panepinto Joseph Patin Brett Patton Andrew Pecquet. Stephen Perrault John Pierson Joey Pizzuto Russell Politz Ray Post Greg Price Sprague Pugh Will Purnell Darrin llivault Stephen Rosales Ross Rumfola Vincent Saffiotti Matt Saia Andy Schexnaydre Don Scully Greg Sepeda Boo Simoneaux Danny Smith Stephen Smith Treg Tremont Edward Varnado Jim Veazey Rivers Wall Scott Wampold Bill Werner Brian White Patrick Wilder Bobby Williams Robert Wilson Donald Young 80 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council Lives Up To Expectations This year has seen no changes in the tradition of excellence of the Student Council at CHS. Led by Billy Soileau as president along with a fine group of officers the Council has provided the school with its numerous extra curricular activities throughout the year. The council began the year by painting the parking lot during the summer and selling parking permits. The next major project was the producing and selling of the football programs at all home games. The council the tackled the Homecoming festivities in October. Much work was done in preparation for the elections, the game and the dance. Each member contributed several hours of work towards the activities. The Council then began the holding season activities with the Thanksgiving food drive and, later, the Christmas Toy drive both of which were a great success. During spring the annual Volleyball game with the Academy was held along with a dance that included the latest videos along with the music. The year ended with the election of new officers and a new Council. Br. Carl did an excellent job in his last year as Student Council moderator, in guiding the Council to making this year one of the best its even had. 82 TOP LEFT: Brother Carl gives last minute instructions to the Student Council officers. TOP RIGHT: Student Council members unpack at convention. MIDDLE: Jeff Williams turns over the office of Treasurer to Tr«?| Ourso. BOTTOM: Billy Soileau is overwhelmed by receiving the official Student Council gavel from Brother Carl. KEY CLUB Busy Year For Key Club The 1984-85 Key Club kept itself very busy this year with its many projects. For example the graveyard cleanup, the LSU concessions, the faculty basketball, and the telethon projects. The Catholic High Key Club also attended District Convention, in New Orleans, where it placed in several categories. The Club was lead by president, Keith Comeaux; vice president, Chris Keaton; secretary, Danny Keaton; and treasurer Paul Waguespack. TOP: Doug Gonzales prunes the shrubbery for the cemetery clean-up project. CENTER: Marcel Lemoine and Stephen Perrault work the concession stand at an LSU football game. BOTTOM: No, this is not Ghostbusters! Brian Comeaux, Treg Tremont, and Donald Young help customers with Christmas Trees. ABOVE: Members of Catholic High School and St. Josephs Academy Key Club’s gather at Muscular Distrophy Telethon. 83 BETA Another Successful Year For Beta Club The Beta Club at Catholic High School has done many things to help the school as well as the community. The officers for the 1984-85 year were as follows: President was Steve Atkinson, Vice President was Michael Achacoso and the Secretary-Treasurer was Steve Ehele. Some of the services to the school include the daily raising and lowering of the flag and the ministering of the Easter and Ascension Thursday masses. In lieu of service to the community, the Beta Club sponsored a blood donor drive for the Our Lady of the Lake Hospital which was very successful. The Beta Club had a doughnut sale and ran the concession stand at the basketball games to raise money. Every year Catholic High’s Beta Club attends the Louisiana Beta Club Convention and competes in several academic contests. This year Steve Atkinson placed first in Creative Writing and had his work published in the National Beta Newsletter. Also placing at State Convention was Greg Dole, who placed third in Social Studies. Overall, the Catholic High School Beta Club had one of its usual great years. TOP RIGHT: Members fight over the last of the punch at the last meeting of the year. RIGHT CENTER: Mark Heald and an unknown victim give blood at the annual blood drive. ABOVE: More members enjoying refreshments at the last meeting. RIGHT: Unsuspecting victims sign up for their own demise. 84 Academic Club Provides School With Important Services The National Honor Society is a very elite club at CHS. In order to be a member, you must be a junior and maintain at least a 3.5 cumulative grade point average. This grade point must be maintained through to graduation with a one semester probation. The NHS also does many other important services at Catholic High. They usher at all official functions such as the Golden Bear Ceremonies and Graduation. The NHS also offers tutoring to students who are recommended to them by teachers. They also have one fundraiser per year for the Golden Bear Awards. During Teacher Appreciation Week, the NHS usually gives something to each of the teachers. Also for the teachers, they supply treats during exams. Only a select number of schools have a National Honor Society, and Catholic High is definitely the better for it. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Kitchell’s favorite member, Greg Dole, presents her with flowers after the last meeting. LEFT CENTER: President Lyndon Darrenburg jots down the names of reluctant volunteers for usher duty. LEFT: Mike Achacoso, Patrick Ferrara, and David Pope prepare to vote for the 1985 recipient. ABOVE: Richard Chamberlain. Michael Achacoso and John Norwood pose with Sister Katie during an ushering 85 assignment. Another Outstanding Year The Drama Club is a much needed club at CHS. They offer a very special service to the students. The Drama Club usually has two major productions per year. This year the two plays were Damn Yankees and Fiddler on the Hoof. Damn Yankees played from October 12-14, and Fiddler on the Roof played from March 8-10. The leads in Damn Yankees were played by Denise Boudreaux, Kelly McKinell, John Meyers, and Ana An-drecain. Fiddler on the Roof starred Andre Dubroc and Noell Borders. Both of these plays were superbly produced and acted. Over the years, the Drama Club has blessed Catholic High School’s students with many hours of pleasure and relaxation from the everyday strains of life, this year not being an exception. Needless to say, the Drama Club is an important club at Catholic High because it offers its students a very special service. TOP: Jeff Williams and Andre Dubroc gave excellent performances in Fiddler on the Roof CENTER: Jeff Hotard, Paul Belanger, and Jerad Gardemal sing in Damn Yankees. RIGHT: Mr. Stewart and Chip Potter conduct auditions for an upcoming paly. ABOVE: John Meyers sings a solo in Damn Yankees. 86 Chorus Wins Sweepstake Trophy At State The CHS Chorus experienced one its most successful years ever. The Choir received a superior rating at the District IX Choral Festival at the University of New Orleans, and won a sweepstakes trophy at the state choral festival. This is the first sweepstakes trophy at state for the Choir in its five year history. Seniors officers were Brent Bourgeois, Greg Hardy, Jeff Hotard, and John Meyers. Twenty-two Choir members were selected for the all District Choir and Jeff Hotard made the LMEA all State Choir. TOP: Charley Stewart conducts the allelulia at a school mass. MIDDLE: Chorus performs a piece at the Men's Club Supper. BOTTOM: Mr. Stewart directs a selection during a concert. 87 ART CLUB Art Club Begins Service Oriented Work The 1984-85 Art Club had a very successful year in it’s first year eligibility for the Golden Bear. By anyone’s measurement the club had a Golden year under the leadership of President Michael Acaldo and moderator Mrs. Wilson. The club continued to do it’s main responsibility which is the designing of the display case but it participated in many “firsts”. One of the “firsts” the Art Club participated in was landscaping the garden in the middle of the school yard. This is a project that the Art Club hopes to continue throughout the years. Another First for the club was the running of the concession stand to earn funds to donate to the school. The Art Club continued it’s service to the Public and Student Body during this school year. It sponsored the fourth annual Art Exhibit which gave students the chance to show their work. The quality and talents shown in the exhibit was the best ever. The Art Club also participated in the enables handicapped and disabled children the opportunity to participate in art activites. Another community service projects was Painting McDonald’s for the Christmas season. The Art Club in the 1984-85 year became a service organization and started a tradition of service oriented work. This year’s Art Club became one of the many active clubs on the CHS campus. The Art Club achieved it’s purpose this year by serving CHS as best it could. CENTER: A great guest speaker. Michael Ver-sen, talks to the Art Club about landscaping. TOP: Art Club members set up the display for a football game. BOTTOM: David Hebert wins Best in Show in the Mothers Club Fair art show and Skip Pope takes two first places. 88 i I mV BAND New Jazz Band Earn “Straight Ones” At Festival The 1984-85 CHS Band was a success under J.R. Miller’s first year as band director. The leadership of President Vaughn Harmon, Vice-President Denise Plauche, Quater master Matt Haik, Co-Drum Captains Kevin Brian and Keith Primeaux, Secretary Collette Mathis, and librarian Harleigh Jones added to the success. The band was changed in many ways this year. This was the first year that CHS had a Jazz Band, and it was an amazing success. The many Awards earned by the Jazz Band proved this. At the Abbeville and Southeastern Jazz Festival, the band received the “Straight Ones,” the highest rating awarded at that festival. The Jazz Band also placed third at the Loyola University Jazz Festival. They played at various school functions, such as the Golden Bear Convocation and also “The Massing of the Colors.” The CHS Golden Band also had a banner year. Highlights of the year included performances at Football games, Homecoming, Pep Rallies, Convocations, and at Graduation. TOP: At the football game, the band displays their talents by supporting CHS with music. CENTER: President Vaughn Harmon intently watches over the band during a performance for the Men’s Club. LEFT: Greg Dole plays his xylophone to bring rhythm to the CHS football team. ABOVE: Band director J.R. Miller directs the band to an optimum performance during a concert. 89 BEARLY PUBLISHED Staff Continues To Produce Quality Newspaper As with the newspapers in the past, the 1984-85 Bearly Published staff continued to produce a quality newspaper for the students and faculty of Catholic High. Led by senior editor Michael Achacoso, the Bearly Published combined old traditions with new, creative ideas to enhance the monthly eight-page issues. Assisting Michael on the staff were seniors Patrick Cronan (managing editor), Keith Comeaux (news editor), Paul Waguespack (feature editor), David Koch (sports editor), Lyndon Darensbourg (photography editor), John Graf (Business editor), and Bill Hack (distributing editor). Rounding out the press were numerous dedicated reporters, photographers, artists, and columnists. Complementing the news was Bearings, a literary supplement showcasing the creative talents of the students at CHS. It was edited by Chip Potter, and Mrs. Lucille McDowell served as Moderator. Moderated by Mrs. Jan Breen the Bearly Published, continued and will always continue to serve and inform the community of Catholic High School. TOP LEFT: The Bearing Staff at work. Left to Right; John Jimmy Lackett, Chris Furlow, Bearing Editor Chip Potter, and Jir Lamy. CENTER: Jan Breen. Bearly Published moderator, answers a r ers question as Editor Mike Achacoso looks over the month's a.-? ments. TOP RIGHT: Sports Editor David Loch laughs at the latest cir while John Graf and Mrs. Breen try to figure it out. ABOVE: Editor Mike Achacoso gives some advice to Feature F Paul Waguespack concerning his page. BRUIN TOP LEFT: The club moderator, Mrs. Susan Saale, discusses the details of the division pages with Ken Zito, the editor. CENTER: Mike Acaldo and Ken Achacoso prepare a doublepage layout to send in the publisher. LEFT: Ken Zito searches through some pictures, leaving them in a nice, neat pile as Darrin Rivault draws up layouts. ABOVE: Vincent Saffiotti prepare a page of copy as another page nears completion. Small Bruin Staff Gets The Job Done The 1984-85 Bruin staff faced a formidable prob-lem-to produce a book better than last year’s. They began by attending the Yearbook Workshop held at the Bellemont in the summer. After this, it was on to collecting the funds necessary to publish the book. The money was raised through the sale of yearbooks to students and advertisements to merchants. Later in the year, the members of Bruin proceeded to actually do the work of drawing up the layouts, getting the pictures, and writing the copy. This year’s staff numbered little more than nine members, a small percentage of the usual number. The result of this was an increase in workloads on all members and a general failure to meet deadlines. The Photographers were also understaffed, with only two to take an estimated two thousand pictures. Despite these problems, the club charged onward and created a masterpiece. Members Learn How Computers Impact Their Lives At the end of the second year in the Computer Club, it was evident that many things had been accomplished. Not only was there an extensive spread of programming techniques, hut also the impact of the computer on today’s society was discussed. One of the major issues of the year was the widespread use of computer piracy, which is not allowed in the club. Many members left at the end of the year, not only having learned about computers, but also the way in which they affect everyday life. Under the leadership of Paul Darbonne, president, Stephen Ehele, vice-president, Jon Grantham, se-cretary treasurer, and Mrs. Michelet, moderator, the Computer Club was a popular success at Catholic High. TOP LEFT: Members of a Computer Science Club rush to get a print-out of a program. TOP RIGHT: Jon Grantham shows off his techniques of computer graphics. RIGHT: Steve Ehele calls up the menu on one of his floppy disc. 92 SPANISH Spanish Food Popular At Foreign Language Day The purpose of Spanish Club is to promote interest not only in Spanish, but in foreign languages. The Spanish Club is an organization of service whose main project is Foreign Language Day, a day of exposing Spanish Culture to the school in the way of food. The profit collected on Foreign Language Day is donated to St. Judes Children’s Hospital. Other projects include correspondence with teenagers living in Spain and parties at various times throughout the year. TOP LEFT: Underclassmen and senior, John Graf, wait for Mexican food provided by the Spanish Club. LEFT CENTER: Steven Matthews provides the shifty eyes during Spanish Club meetings. BO I TOM LEFT: Mrs. Landers prepares a taco for John Graf. BELOW: Members of the Spanish Club pose for the camera during a meeting. French Club Active At Foreign Language Day This year’s French Club had several club projects, yet its most important was Foreign Language day. At Foreign Language Day the French Club sold French food and held a raffle. The money earned from this was donated to St. Jude’s Hospital. The officers for 1984-85 French Club were president, Keith Comeaux; vice president Paul Waguespack; and treasurer Jimmy Flores. TOP LEFT: Billy Soileau examines Reggie Morris’ hair while ot members of the French Club look on. TOP RIGHT: Members of the club glare at artful eggs. CENTER: The French Club lounges at Mack’s Market. LEFT: French club members become serious for a picture. 94 URSI Latini Attend JCL Convention And Receive Honors The Catholic High Chapter of the Junior Classical League, otherwise known as the Latin Club, had another successful year. The organization values the language and culture of the ancient Romans. It is the oldest Foreign Language Club at CHS, having completed its third year. The club was moderated for the first year by the new Latin teacher, Kathleen Murchison. Highlights of the year included the participation at the Latin Christmas Carol Service at LSU and at the Junior Classical League’s Louisiana State Convention, which was also at LSU. At convention, club members competed in academic contests, graphic arts, oratory, other contests, and the Olympic Games. CHS won several medals from both academic and athletic contests. Officers for the 1984-85 school year are as follows: President Steve Ehele, Vice President Patrick Hannie, Secretary Andrew Doran, Treasurer John Shortess, Historan Vinnie Shortess, and Publicity Chairman York Deavers. Ite Ursi!! TOP: Kathleen Murchison serves as moderator. CENTER: Secretary Andrew Doran and Miss Murchison go over plans for convention LEFT: Patrick Frenzel. Vinnie Shortess. and Andy Smith take time out to pose for a picture during one of the “formal evening club meetings. ABOVE: Publicity Chairman York Deavers glances at the camera during one of the “hectic” meetings. CHEERLEADERS After Promising Start Squad Crippled With Injuries The 1984-85 season was a unique one for the CHS varsity football cheerleaders. After returning plenty of veterans the previous two years, the ’84 squad had only Larry Messina returning for the boys and Jean’ Roberts, Jane Atkison and Erin O’Connell for the girls, Rr. Harold returned as moderator. Larry and Jean’ were voted head cheerleaders. Trey Barnes, Richard Chamberlain, Bill Prochaska, David Desilva and Chris Valluzo filled out the squad for the boys and Ashley Richard, Scotty Rabb and Michelle Plaisance were the remaining girls. The squad appeared equal to the challenges facing them. After a series of intense practices the squad attended camp over the summer and received superior ratings. Then in the fall, they continued to work hard and enjoyed success at the beginning of the football season before a series of injuries crippled their efforts. All in all it was a great year. ABOVE: The cheerleaders huddle for a picture as the contest draws to a close. TOP RIGHT: Jane Atkison, Scotty Rabb and Erin O’Connell can bearly stand up after a long, tough game. RIGHT CENTER: Cheerleaders socialize with the fans during half-time. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cheerleaders come to the game with high hopes and enthusiasm. 96 s BRUINETTE AND FLAG CORPS Bruinettes And Flag Corps Entertain Fans The 1984-85 Bruinettes were a major source of entertainment this year while dancing to the music provided by the CHS Band. The Bruinettes, along with the Flag Corps and Band performed at every football game, and at each game they gave an outstanding half-time show, that was enjoyed by all. Under the direction of the senior Susan Toups, the squad had a very successful year. With many talented sophomore and junior Bruinettes, upcoming years promise to be good ones. The Flag Corps added color to the numerous pep rallies and half-time shows. The Flag Corps and Bruinettes enjoyed another successful year of entertaining the fans. TOP LEFT: Drum major Vaughn Harmon directs the band as the Flag Corps performs at the Christmas concert. LEFT CENTER: Bruinettes take a break at a football game. LEFT BOTTOM: Cheerleaders promote spirit during a home basketball game. ABOVE: Cheerleaders practice their routine while the Brunettes work out their steps in the background. 97 Auction Big Success For Mother’s Club The CHS Mother’s Club takes interest in the student and CHS. The Mother’s Club begins the year with a coffee honoring Past Presidents of the club. They hold 5 meetings throughout the school year. At these meetings parents are given a chance to have conferences with teachers. The club also holds receptions for the Hall of Fame and the Golden Bear ceremonies. The Mother’s Club also helps the school financially. The club’s entire earnings for the past year was given to the completion of the Fine Arts Computer building. The club earned these funds through the club fair, a raffle, and a auction. The Mother’s club acts as a Mother in the CHS family. This mother cares about her children and about people. Without this Mother figure the CHS family could not grow and would be lost. TOP RIGHT: Wavne Rebelle attempts to ring the bell at the Mother’s Club Fair. ABOVE: A Mother’s Club member proudly displays a Catholic High wind breaker. RIGHT: Brother Francis gives a talk at a Mother’s Club function. Mothers Club 98 Men’s Club Membership Reaches All Time High When one is looking for an accurate description of an active organization at Catholic High the Men’s Club is the perfect definition. The CHS Men’s Club is one of the most important clubs on the CHS campus. With its all-time high paid membership of 1,720 the Men’s club touches every aspect of life at CHS. One of its major functions is the recognition of student acheivement. During the school year the club holds general meetings at which they honor student groups and their Dads. They also honor CHS athletes past and present by sponsoring the Grizzily Greats Reception and Sports Awards Reception. The Club annually holds a stag Barbecue which attracts over 2,000 men a year. It also sponsors the Fifty Year Reunion Supper, honoring the graduates of a half century ago. The Men’s Club helps the school financially with contributions to the Fine Arts Computer Center, the school’s academic program, the Band and the Football Program. The CHS family could not survive without the support of this most important club. It can be said that the CHS Men’s Club is a perfect example of how the CHS family can work together and be successful. TOP LEFT: Men’s Club members get ready to prepare the meal for a Men’s Club supper. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Koch looks on as the salad for the Stag barbeque is tossed. ABOVE: Classy Men’s Club members take time to pose before the annual stag barbeque. 99 Hi-Y Club Enjoys Outstanding Year The Hi-Y club enjoyed its best showing in many years at the 1985 Youth Legislature this year. Richard Chamberlain was editor of the Legislative Times, the official paper of the convention. In addition, he was chosen outstanding Press Delegate. David Toups received an award for the best article in the paper. Niels Gjerlov was named 4th runner-up for outstanding lobbyist. Finally, Trey Barnes was awarded 1st runner-up for outstanding House Statesman and later offered a $100 scholarship by the Industrial Management Council to help cover his expenses if he chose to attend the 1985 Blue Ridge conference on National Affairs in North Carolina. Throughout the year Chip Potter served as Chief Justice of the Judicial Program of Hi-Y, an office he was elected to last year. This gave the club a definite advantage in the election on 1985 officers at the Pre-Leg II seminar. Doug Gonzales was elected Judge from the Baton Rouge District and Charles Pecquet and Scott Landry were 1 of 5 attorney teams elected from the B.R. District. At the Legislative session itself, Senators Billy Soileau and Keith Comeaux got their bill passed both Houses and signed by Governor Lisa Melancon of SJA, and Representatives Trey Barnes and Bill Hack did the same. Trey Barnes served as President, Paul Belanger as Vice-Pres., Steve Atkinson as secretary, and Bill Hack served as Treasurer. Mrs. Clemont enjoyed her first year as moderator. TOP: Trey Barnes presides over a Hi-Y Meeting. CENTER: Evest Broussard has a tough day at Hi-Y convention. Row 1: Brandon Perilloux, Mrs. Peggy Clement, Mike Rivault. Row 2: Bill Hack, Stephen Perrault, Donald Young, Shawn Coco, Richard Chamberlain. Row 3: Niels Gjerlov, Keith Comeaux. John Norwood, Paul Bellanger. ) Student Council Key Club Row lrJeff Williams, Hilly Soileau, Dan Dial, Jim bo Pierson. Row 2: Chris Hsu. Todd Maekey, Scott Hack. Rob Dille, Doug Politz, Keith Lorio, Scott Landry, Danny Keaton, John Pierson, Lyndon Darensbourg, Brother Carl, Row 3:Warren Dazzio, Chip Brenner, Trey Ourso, Ted Newsham, Paul Sawyer. Jim Veazey, J.P. Perrault. Jim Burke. Paul Belanger. Keith Comeaux. Missing from PhotorDan Holliday, Trey Barnes, Tommy Dazzio, Doug Gonzales, Kevin Tul-lier. Rowl:Tim Dozier, Chris Champagne, Keith Comeaux. Chris Odom, Paul Waguespack, Jeff Ho-tard. Jack Flores, Keith Lorio. Row 2:Scott Hoppe. Geoff Youngs, Charles Grey, Greg Beyer. Kelly McKinell, David Toups, Chris Keaton, Scott Landry, Sonny Marks. Danny Keaton. Brother Ray. Row 3:Bill Bartol, Gordon Po-lozola, Kyle Polozola, Rob Antro-bus. John Norwood. Kurt Graves, Evest Broussard, Trey Barnes, Bobby Williams, Boo Simoneaux. Row 4:Mike Klopf, John Melacon, Joe Ruhlin. Trey Naquin, Stephen Perrault, Treg Tremont, Russel Politz, Joey Patin, Ed Hardin, Chris Valluzzo. Row 5:James Delaney, Ricky Rizer, Tom Williams, Seth Dawson, Niels Gjerlo, Clay Clutto, Stephen Eckler, Scooter Aydell. Tommy Lundin. David Lieux. 101 Row 1: Keith Lorio, Dean Celestin, David Fargason, Paul Waquespack, Lyndon Darensbourg, Brent Bour-geos, Row 2: Michael Herin, David Koch, Tommy Lundin, Keith Comeaux, Mike Carleton, William Hussey, Greg Dole, Mike Achacoso. Row 3: Steve Atkinson, Sonny Marks, Scott Hoppe, Kurt Graves, John Graf, John Broemmelsick, Greg Sepeda, Steve Ehele, Pat Cronan, Row 4: Peter Austin, Mike Acaldo, Treg Tremont, Steve Per-rault, Donald Young, Bill Bartol, Trey Barnes, Richard Chamberlin. Row 5: Pat Ferrera, Rivers Wall, Vincent Saffotti, Dale Cronin, Kevin Brian, Russell Politz, John Norwood. Row 1: Brent Bourgeos, Steve Atkinson, David Fargason, Paul Wa-guespack, Mike Achacoso, Philip Bilisoly, Row 2: Mrs. Betty Reinhardt, Eric Waquespack, Mike Herin, Steve Ehele, Bill Bartol, William Hussey, Chris Berthelot, Row 3: John Rankin, Mark Enonet, Russell Broomfield, Scott Hoppe, Butch Decossas, Greg Sepeda, Mark Jewett, Matt Haik, Row 4: Joey Laville, Matt Mereness, Jeff Williams, John Ebner, Cliff Merchant, Darrin Rivault, John Sie-mon, Vinnie Shortess, John Norwood, Row 5: John Graf, Greg Dole, Michael Acaldo, Kurt Graves, John Shortess, Peter Austin, Rivers Wall, John Broemmel-siek, York Deavers. NHS Beta Club 102 French Club Row 1: Lynn Johnson. A1 Lopez, Shawn Coco, Paul VVaguespack, Keith Comeaux, David Bon-eno, Row 2: Mike Frenzel, Steve Werner, Butch Decossas, Jeff Williams, Kelly McKinell, Mike Klopf, Jimmy Flores, Jack Flores, Chris Champagne Row 3: Kurt Graves, Keith Borders. Spanish Club Row 1: Martin Alvarez, Brian Bower, Stephen Matthews, Stephen Perrault, David Funes, David Lieux. Row 2: Trey Argrave. Luke Cardillo, Mark Zelden, Jim Watson, Scott Hack, Bill Bartol, Pat Ferrara. Row 3: John Ellis, George Schmitt, Joe Lombardo, Chris Gonthier, Mrs. Lisa lenders, Sloan Deumite, Randy Cangelosi. Row 4: Kevin Brian, Scott McLavy, Mike Prochaska, John Paul Funes, Rob Dille, Will Boudreaux, Brian Giddens, Davis Dicharrv. Row 5: Jimmy Lamy, Travis Johnston, Bill Baird, Alex Dalmau, Robb Antro-bus, Ricky Caro. Row 1: Miss Murchison, Vinnie Sortess, Jim Lackett, Donald Young, Steve Ehele. Row 2: Pat Frenzel, Darrin Dominguez, Ken Achacoso, Joe Bryson, Brannon Perilloux, Row 3: Glen Bryson, Martin Klier, Andy Smith, York Deavers, John Couvillion. Row 4: Keith Smith, Joseph Carmena. Row 1: Marty Hoffman, Drew Do-lese, Charlie Henry, Jeff Rippel, Jeff Williams, Steven Gatz, Scott Politz, Joey Laville, Eric Burns, John Meek, Dan McDonough, Craig DeJean. Row 2: Anthony Cri-fasi, John Mereness, Ernie Coco, Corey Herbert, Brian Joyner, Brian Bagent, Mark Carleton, Andre Dubroc, Greg Hardy, Kelly McKin-ell, David Toups. Row 3: John Pierson, Jeff Hotard, Evest Broussard, Sean Vankerkove, Eric Wa-guespack, Thomas Laville, York Deavers, Paul Sawyer, Brett Merritt, Mr. Charles Stewart. Row 4: Steve Brouillette, Jay Coco, Dan Dial, John Meyers, Victor Vignes, John Brun, Brent Bougerois, Mike Corcoran, Todd Howell, Jay Noel. Row 1: Paul Darbonne, Jon Grantham, Steve Ethele, Sean Miller. Row 2: Tommy Smith, Patrick Wilder, Tim Dozier, Brian Bower, Ruben Rodriguez, Keith Borders. Row 3: Thomas Johnson, Glen Bryson, Mike Acaldo, Roger Darbonne, Tom Williams. Row 4: Mrs. Barbara Michelet, Joe Bryson. Chorus Computer Club 104 Bruin Bearly Published How 1: Mrs. Susan Saale, Kurt Graves, Robb An-trobus, Ken Zito, Steve Ehele. Row 2: Scott La-mana, Michael Acaldo, Ken Achacoso, Bill Hack, Vincent Saffotti, Row 3: Pat Wilder, Peter Austin, Rivers Wall, Darrin Rivault, Vinnie Shortess, Row 4: Lynson Darensbourg. Row 1: Pat Cronnan, Len Johnson, Keith Comeaux. David Fargason, Paul Waguespack, Mike Achacoso, Bill Hack. Row 2: Mrs. Jan Breen, Mike Acaldo, Chris Gonthier, Brent Bourgeois, David Koch, Steve Atkinson, Lyndon Darensbourg, Row 3: Pat Wilder, Jeff Williams, John Norwood, Richard Chamberlain, Tommy Lundin, Mike Car-leton, Todd Grantham. Row 4: Ken Achacoso, Ed Walters, Sonny Marks, John Graf, William Hussey, Steve Ehele Row 1: Mike Carleton. Paul Belanger, Coach Gerry Garidel, Row 2: Sonny Marks, Warren Dazzio, Richard Chamberlain, Mark Carleton, Row 3: Dan Dial, Timmy Dazzio. Band Row 1: Erin Colter, Karen Tenni-son, Karen Wickersham, Colette Mathais, Eddie Bergeron, Mr. J.R. Miller, Chris Curran, Cheryl Therio, Laurie Sweeney, Erin Swires, Tyson Pugh. Row 2: Gordon Bargas, Kevin Brian, Rickey Riser, Steve Ehele, Mike Esnault, Keith Simoneaux, Keith Borders, Greg Dole. Row 3: Calvin Fabre, Denise Plauche, Corey Fleming, Andrew Porta, Glenn Atkinson, Mark Jewett, Matt Haik, John Graf. Greg Sepeda, Bill Burleigh, Gary Fleming. Row 4: Matt Mereness, Tim Dozier, Scooter Aydell, John Broemmelseik. John Rankin, Harley Jones, Bill Bartol, William Hussey, Chris Berthelot, Vaughn Harmon. Row 1: Keith Simoneaux, Calvin Fabre, Erin Colter, Denise Plauche, Corey Fleming, Andrew Porta. Row 2: Glenn Atkinson, Mike Esenault, Scooter Aydell, William Hussey, Matt Mereness, Tim Dozier, Mr. J.R. Miller. Row 3: John Broemmelseik, Greg Sepeda, John Graf, Mark Jewett, Matt Haik, John Rankin. Gary Fleming. 106 Art Club Radio Club Spirit Committee Row 1: Mr. John Hopkins, Ruben Rodriguez, Sean Miller, Michael Acaldo, Mrs. Beverly Wilson Row 2: Darrin Dominquez, Geoff Olinde, Jon Grantham. Row 3: Charles Grey, David Alexander, Paul Darbonne, Chris Gonthier, Jose Mendoza Row 4: Todd Grantham, Terry Hiller. Row 1: Chris Berthelot, Todd Grantham, Keith Primeaux, Mr. Sidney Mecom. Row 1: Darren Gagnon, Tim Dozier, Bernard Maristany, Jon Schumacher, Billy Bartol. York Deavers, John Siemion, Mr. AI Heine. SoDhomores i 108 Creighton Abadie Todd Alexander Darren Ansley Robb Antrobus Glenn Atkinson Bill Baird Bryan Bass Michael Bell Eddie Bergeron Scotty Bergeron Chris Berthelot Mark Bienvenu David Boneno Gary Boss Will Boudreaux Sid Bowden Mike Bozeman Thomas Bryan Glenn Bryson Tommy Burkes Ronnie Butler Kenny Byrd Stephen Calandro Randy Cangelosi Luke Cardillo Mark Carleton Richard Caro Richard Chapman Scott Coats Ernest Coco Shawn Coco John Couvillon Patrick Dalton Roger Darbonne York Deavers Thomas Deblanc Craig Dejean Sloan Deumite Davis Dicharry Robert Dille David Dorn mo Todd Domma Andrew Doran Michael Dowden John Ebner Sophomores Begin To Show Leadership After moving up one notch on the Catholic High totem pole, the 1984-85 Sophomore class gladly shed their title of “freshman.” The Hugh O’Brian Award, presented to a Sophomore with outstanding leadership ability, was given to Mark Carleton. The sophomore class brought forth many outstanding Varsity Athletes. John Zvonek and Jason Hernandez both helped out the wrestling team and were chosen to participate in the state wrestling tournament. Will Boudreaux started on the varsity football team. Sammy Muscarello and Creighton Abadie also contributed to the success of the football season. Rob Young and Craig DeJean both had top spots on the Catholic High golf team ladder. LEFT: David Funes forces answers for the English test out of Todd Grantham. 109 Stephen Eckler Mark Emonet Michael Esneault David Funes John Funes Mark Gagliano Marc Galler Craig Gannuch Jerad Gardemal John Gauthier Brian Giddens Carlos Gomez Chris Gonthier David Gorsich Scott Grand Todd Grantham Thomas Graves Thomas Groves Joseph Guitreau Scott Hack ABOVE: John Lackett laughs at some of Bryan Bass’s answers on his biology test. RIGHT: Craig Liningston shows Sean Vankerhove a humorous story he found while brousing through the library. DO -James Hayward Corey Hebert David Hebert Jason Hernandez Burk Heroman Terry Hiller Thomas Johnson Martin Klier Jack Klopf John Lackett Joey I aville Thomas Laville Lance Linden Craig Livingston Brian Locklar Joe Lombardo A1 Lopez Randall Loup Sterling MacDonell Dan McDonough Kevin Maranto Chad Mason Kelly McKinell John Meek John Melancon Cliff Merchant Matt Mereness Brett Merritt Kurc Michal Mike Mury Sammy Muscarello 'Lrev Naquin 111 ABOVE: Bobby Panepinto, Chad Mason, and Scotty Bergeron look at worms people were unable to dodge after a rain. BOTTOM RIGHT: Roger Darbonne, David Hebert and John Couvillion earned money after school helping to keep the school grounds neat. TOP RIGHT: Joey Quinlan and John-Paul Funes have front-row seats for observing the happenings in “Bayou Nalls.” Shane Nelson Ted Newsham Jay Noel Toby Normand Bobby Panepinto Brannon Perilloux J.P. Perrault Clay Pierce Charles Plauche Doug Politz Scott Politz Kyle Pope Keith Primeaux Andrew Porta Joseph Quinlan 112 John Rankin Patrick Reynolds Jeff Rippel Mike Rivault Preston Rock hold Robert Rodriguez Kerry Rome Paul Ross Robert Ruffino Stephen Russo Paul Sawyer George Schmitt John Shiroda John Shortess John Siemion Andy Smith Ken Smith Steven Smith Warren Stabiler Brent Starring Jon Thibodeaux Joe Thompson Nat Tibbets David Toups Chris Valluzzo Sean Van Kerkhove Kevin Vaughn 113 Greg Vice Eric Waguespack Jim Watson James Wax Steve Werner Jon Weyand Brad Wilder Jeff Williams Robert. Young Geoff Youngs Mark Zelden John Zvonek ABOVE: Jon Weyand records the results of his latest scientific discovery. 114 €8 §1(13(18 FOOTBALL Bears Show Promise In A Disappointing Season The Varsity Football team did not have a very good season if one looks at the scores. They had an overall record of three wins and seven losses. Their district record was two and five. However, their few victories were sweet. The team defeated Broadmoor for the first time since 1976 and beat Woodlawn, a team that made the State Playoffs. The young team was made up of mostly Juniors and Sophomores who gained experience for next year, when they move up in classification to 6-AAAA. 1984 Varsity Football Team: Row l:(left to right) Coach Moreau, “Doc” Lefebvre, Coach North, Coach Ganiev, Coach Irvine, Coach Hood, Coach Garidel, Coach Harmon, Greg Olinde, Corey Hebert, Kyle Huffstickler. Row 2: Byron Garrety, Steve Adams, Chris Howard, Ed Hardin, David Lieux, Steve Werner, Francis Mayer, Paul Marchand, Chad Landry, David Singleton, Nat Tibbetts, Kerry Rome, Thomas Groves, Trent Cashio, Frank Fresina. Row 3: Brian Hanegan, Stephen Russo, Joe Ed Thompson, Geroge Barber, Patrick Hannie, David Fawley, Kenneth Smith, Frankie Ardoin, Randy Cangelosi, Will Boudreaux, David Jung, Brad Wilder, Creighton Abadie, Kevin Ducote. Row 4: Mike Flusche. Brent Grisaffe, Charlie Metrailer, Nolan Keller, Jay Sykes, Danny Dial, Tommy Dazzio, Jason Wall, Michael Kadair, Clifton Nelson, Sammy Muscarello, Dean Celestin, Jeff Pizzolato. Row 5: Brett Patton, Charles Pecquet, Jerry Schmitt, Steven Young, Anthony Salario, Beau Booth, Fred Matthews, Jim Veazey, Jacques Honore, Dusty Brown, Brian Vickniair, Andrew' Pecquet. Row 6: John Graf, John Meek, Jay Lambert. Kevin Mashburn, Brian Joyner, Chip Morgan, Chris Deslatte, Gordon Mese, Boyd Helm, • cott Coats, Tommy Graves, Chris DeBaene, Joey Quinlan. 1984 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOX CHS 0 Jamboree 6 CHS 0 Lee 29 CHS 0 Belaine 14 CHS 3 Broadmoor 0 CHS 21 Walker 9 CHS 3 Woodlawn 0 CHS 0 Zachary 21 CHS 14 Port Allen 28 CHS 0 Rede mp tor ist 12 CHS 6 Plaquemine 27 CHS 0 Donaldsonville 19 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Coaches Irvine and Moreau discuss strategy with quarterback David Fawley. TOP: George Barber takes the pitch around the right end in the Tara game. BOTTOM LEFT: Jay Lambert and David Jung intently watched the action of a game from the sidelines. ABOVE: The Bears take the field in the Jamboree vs. Tara as the cheerleaders stir them on. BOTTOM RIGHT: The starting quarterback, David Fawley, drops back for a pass. David looks forward to next year with great expectations. 117 FOOTBALL OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: The Bear defense rises to the occasion and wraps up the Lee High quarterback. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: The defense is given final preparation by Coach Ganley and Coach Garidel before the win against Broadmoor. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: “Doc” U-febvre and Kyle Huffstickler repair equipment as the team practices in the background. OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chad Landry and Anthony Salario take a well deserved break to watch the game. TOP LEFT: Nolan Keller receives signals from Coach Garidel. the defensive coordinator. TOP: Two seniors, Francis Mayer and Steven Young are instructed about the next play. LEFT: Chad Landry breaks for good yardage behind thfe block of Brian Joyner. 119 FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity Football team had a great year. With a record of seven winning games and only one loss, they were the best of the three Catholic High teams. They won the 6-AAA District championship. These players give a promising outlook towards future football at Catholic High. 1984 JUNIOR VARS1 V FOOTBALL SCOREBOK CHS 0 Jamboree CHS 7 Belaire CHS 9 Broadmoor CHS 44 Walker 0 CHS 17 Woodlawn o CHS 47 Zachary 6 CHS 12 Redemptorist 14 CHS 15 Plaquamine 12 CHS 21 Donaldsonvilli 0 1984 Junior Varsity Football Team: Row 1 (Left to right): John Meek, Bryon Garrety, Jim Veazey, Sammy Muscarello, Kenneth Smith, Paul Marchand, Frankie Ardoin. Row 2: Chris Howard, Joe Ed Thompson, Mike Moran, Kerry Rome, Trent Cashio, Steve Werner, Nat Tibbetts. Row 3: Ed Hardin, Andrew Pecquet, Brian Hanegan, Randy Cangelosi, Thomas Groves, Brent Grisaffe. Row : Coach Moreau, Tommy Graves, Joey Quinlan, Stephen Russo, Dusty Brown, Fred Matthews, Brad Wilder. Coach Hood. 120 The Freshman Team had a good year. With six wins, two loses, and one tie, maybe the fans can expect a great team in the future when these players can play for the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Head Coach Hood gives the team the game plan at Half-time. OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: The Junior Varsity Team offense on the move. OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Sammy Muscarello gets a long gain against Plaquemine. TOP: Coach North plans strategy on the sideline with the Baby Bears. BELOW: The Freshman team pushes for the first. 1984 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCOREBOX CHS 0 Denham Springs 14 CHS 2 Port Allen 0 CHS 18 Belaire 6 CHS 14 LSSD 0 CHS 6 Slidell 8 CHS 20 Redemptorist. 0 CHS 0 Zachary 0 CHS 24 Redemptorist 0 1984 Freshmen Football Team: First Row (left to right): Scott I mana, Allen Saltus. Myles LeBlanc, Paul Moak, David Remmetter, Collin LeBlanc, Will Reames. Second Row: Brian Hutchinson, Trey Ourso, Todd Mackey, Doug Roberie, Paul Talbot. Bert .Jones, Kenny Riche, Scott Landry, Kyle Polozola. Third Row: Duke Minton, Kevin Sinquefield, Graham Kinchen, Steve Alch, Richard Conrad, Doug Sykes, Steve Coates, Travis Johnston. Fourth Row: Coach North, Greg Weston, James Duncan, Kent Shepard, Jay Granier, Warren Dazzio, Greg Anding, Jeff Achord, Jason Hoth, Todd Hebert, Chris Moran, Greg Beyer, Coach Harmon. CROSS The 1984-85 Varsity Cross-Country team made an awesome comeback from the previous season by winning their fifth consecutive district runner-up title. This made Catholic High’s number of state runners-up titles total to five. Their best meet of the season was the Catholic High Invitational, where the Bears placed second out of the 38 best cross-country teams in the state. The “Orange Wave” came within 13 points of state champion Baton Rouge High, and the meet gave them a good chance at becoming State Champions. Pat Cronan, John Norwood, and Jim Burke were named to the All Parish first team while Steve Atkinson and Brian Comeaux made the All-Parish second team. The Junior Varsity team had a tough season. The Bruins suffered a heart-breaking three point loss to Baton Rouge High in the city championships. Orange Wave Captures State Runner-Up Title COUNTRY--I CHS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOX Meet Place Cardinal Invitational 3rd Round Table Run 2nd SJA Invitational 2nd CHS Invitational 2nd Comeaux Invitational 1st LSU Invitational 1st Rummel Invitational 2nd Broadmoor Invitational 3rd District Championships 2nd State Championships 2nd CHS JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOX Meet Place Round Table Run 2nd SJA Invitational 2st CHS Invitational 3rd Episcopal Invitational 2nd District Championships 2nd 1984 Varsity Cross Country Team: (Kneeling) Pat C Broomfield, John Norwood. Micheal Achacoso. John Bass. (Standing) David Boneno, Coach Boudreaux. Michael Herin, Brian Comeaux, John Melancon, Pat I Gonthier, Sidney Bowder, Jim Burke, Steve Atkinson. 1984 Junior Varsity Cross Country Team: (Kneeling) Kenn. -coso, Kevin Schmit, Trey Gassie, Gordon Polozola. Carl Accarc Williams. (Standing) Joe Ruhlin. Michael leasing, Ken: Drew Eversberg, Philip Hackney, Michael McCormick, C h dreaux. 'POP LEFT: Mike Achacoso sprints downhill during the final stages of the Catholic High Invitational. CENTER: Pat Cronan strides past the one-mile mark during the race. LEFT: Brian Comeaux widens the gap. TOP RIGHT: Steve Atkinson picks up the pace as he heads for the finish line. ABOVE: John Norwood blows away the competition en route to victory. 123 WRESTLING CHS Wrestlers Capture City And Regional Titles No one suspected the skill of power that the CHS Varsity wrestlers would exhibit in the 1984-85 season. With only three seniors returning to lead the team and a change in the coaching staff, the Bruins grapplers were a bit underated. It seemed these predictions would be fulfilled as assistant coaches and Brother Martain graduates, Tommy and Steve Messionier, struggled to organize the line up as well many weight-cutting problems among the wrestlers. The crucial, eye-opening, turning point came with victories over powerhouses Lee High and Tara after a heartbreak defeat to Redemptorist. It was proven that the CHS wrestlers had indeed turned the season around when they captured the City Tilte at Tara with several first and second place finishes by various wrestlers - among them, Francis Mayer and Fred Martain. They exhibited a near repeat performance at Regionals at Baker high to again place first. 124 Varsity Wrestling Scorebox 1984-85 CHS VARSITY WRESTERS Row 1: Jason Hernandez, John Zvonek, Fred Martin, Robert Hindmarch, Bill Prochaska, Toby Kormand. Row 2: Joe Lombardo, Jimmy Lackett, Jimmy Lamy, Butch Decossas, Brian Locklar, Dan Holliday, Cliff Merchant. Row 3: Francis Mayer, Jim Vea .ey, Anthony Solari, Patrick Haney, Warren Stablier. Row 4 Coach Morreau, Coach Mike Messonier, Coach Steve Messonier. CHS 42 Brusly 36 CHS 25 Belaire 45 CHS 27 Brother Martin 47 CHS 48 Capitol 42 CHS 36 Redemptorist 38 CHS 39 Lee 37 CHS 61 McKinley 17 CHS Brother Martin Tourney 3rd CHS Lee High Invitational 22nd CHS 32 Rummel 42 CHS 53 LSVI 12 CHS 50 Istrouma 20 CHS 42 Tara 36 CHS 39 Baton Rouge High 37 CHS 51 Zachary 24 CHS City Tourney 1st CHS Regional Tourney 1st CHS State Tourney 25th OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Jim Lackett goes for a pin. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: A CHS Wrestler and his opponent square off. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Dan Holliday is in a face-off. TOP LEFT: Jim Veazev looks up to the ref as he smothers his opponent. TOP RIGHT: Francis Mayer and his opponent lock-up. 1984-85 -J. V. WRESTLERS Row 1: Chris Hsu, Mike Reinhardt, Steve Sepeda, John Dugas, Row 2: Brian Casemore, Warren Dazzio, Mike Prochaska, Travis Johnston. Row 3: Lonnie Solari, Shane Cosper. 125 BASKETBALL Bears Come On Strong In Second Half Of Season The 1984-85 Basketball team had one of the strongest finishes in District play. The first half of district play the Bears finished with a disappointing 2-5 record. In the second half of district the Bears came back storming and finished 5-2, and missed the district playoffs hy one game. Derick Anderson, MVP of the team, proved to be the motivator and provide the senior leadership for the team’s second half turn around. With only three seniors on the team the Bears lacked experience in crucial situations late in the game. This is the final season for the Bears in 6-AAA, next year they will move up to 6-AAAA. The competition will get a lot tougher but the Bears will definetly be ready if Glen Randow is the Coach. CHS Varsity Basketball Scorehox CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS TOP RIGHT: John Gremillion dominates the boards against three Rcdemptorist defenders. ABOVE: Coach Randow instructs his players during a time out 1984-85 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: Lyndon Darensbourg, Burk Heroman. Ricky Cangelosi, Derrick Anderson, Eric Cannon. Craig Livingston, Tim Delany, Brent Starring Row 2: Coach North, Paul Mar-chand. Scott Wampold, John Gremillion, Greg Smith, Tim Dalton, Doug Politz, Coach Harmon, Coach Glen Randow. TOP LEFT: Scott Wampold tries to beat the trap as Coach John Ganley looks on. TOP RIGHT: The scorebox shows the Bears’ narrow victory over Walker as time runs out. ABOVE: Eric Cannon displays his strong power move to the hoop. BASKETBALL TOP RIGHT: Derrick Anderson goes in for the slam dunk. BOTTOM RIGHT: Scott Wampold dribbles on the perimeter against the Walker defense. BOT TOM LEFT: Coach Randow paces the sidelines as the bench looks on. TOP LEFT: Eric Cannon gets off a shot over the outstretched hand of a defender. 128 nr 1984-85 JV BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Paul Marchand, Don Scully, Burke Heromon, Gary Boss, Brian Bagent, Sloan Deurnite, Cory Gug-lillmo, Brent Crisafi. Row 2: Harlow Jones, Creighton Abadie, Doug Politz, Sear VanKerkoue, Coach North, Brandon Black, Joseph Patin, Paul Ross, Chad Landry The J.V. Basketball team started of the year with 4-1 record. When the Bears entered district play their troubles started. The first half of district the team finished a disappointing 3-4. They rehounded in the second half of district with a 5-1 record, for a 12-6 season. The team did not have experience it needed for the tough district competition. With the experience it had this years the Bears will be ready for 6-AAAA. J.V. Basketball Scorebox CHS 32 Baker 38 CHS 4 Belaire 24 CHS 51 Menard 27 CHS 48 Lee 45 CHS 56 U-High 76 CHS 70 Walker 33 CHS 36 Donaldsonville 49 CHS 33 Redcmptorist 66 CHS 31 Plaquemine 59 CHS 72 Zachary 35 CHS 45 Woodlawn 36 CHS 39 Port Allen 52 CHS 53 Walker 35 CHS 39 Redemptorist 33 CHS 50 Plaquemine 47 CHS 55 Zachary 33 CHS 45 Woodlawn 37 CHS 41 Port Allen 56 TOP LEFT: John Grcmillion shows excellant shooting form as he takes a jumper from the corner. ABOVE: Scott Wampold prepares to take a free throw before a packed house. 129 BASKETBALL Both the freshman and eighth grade had exceptionally good seasons. The freshman finished as District Champions with a 7-0 record and a 20-8 overall. The Baby Bears had the experience they needed, and jelled together as a team. The eighth grade had a good team and finished the season 13-11, and finished in third place in four outstanding tournaments. With both teams having good season they are all looking ahead to next season. TOP RIGHT: On the fastbreak the bears get a man open under the goal. CENTER: Kevin Charles shows a good looking jump shot. Freshman Basketball Scorebox CHS 41 Lee 29 CHS 60 Bishop Sullivan 8 CHS 44 U-High 32 CHS 30 Broadmoor 33 CHS 46 Lee 38 CHS 43 Walker 22 CHS 29 Woodlawn 12 CHS 45 Walker 25 CHS 66 U-High 51 CHS 43 Port Allen :io CHS 32 Episcopal 18 CHS 38 Zachary 35 CHS 43 Redemptorist 42 CHS 31 Episcopal 37 CHS 47 | U-High 46 CHS 35 Woodlawn 16 CHS 59 Walker 48 1984-85 Freshman Basket hall: Top Row: Coach But her, Mike Palmer,Eric Broussard,.John Strenski,Chris Moran. Jeff Purpra. Stephen Alch, Coach Harmon. Center Row: Chip Brenner, Ken Riche, Stephen Hart, Todd MacKey. Bart Black. Greg Anding. Bottom Row: Reggie Morris, Johnathon Grier, Alex Dalmau, Kevin Charles. Eighth Grade Basketball Scorebox CHS 26 Sacred Heart 25 CHS 21 St. 'Thomas More 36 CHS 24 Sacred Heart 20 CHS 42 St. Theresa 24 CHS 40 St. George 34 CHS 15 St. Thomas More 34 CHS 35 Most Blessed Sacrament 16 CHS 38 CYO Gamblers 36 CHS 29 Episcopal 22 CHS 34 St. Aloysius 53 CHS 18 St. Fransis 43 CHS 36 Episcopal 38 CHS 7 Redemptorist 56 CHS 20 Our Lady Of Mercy 40 CHS 21 U-High 43 CHS 32 Episcopal “B 6 CHS 30 Episcopal 28 CHS 23 St. Thomas More 32 CHS 26 St. 'Thomas More 32 CHS 19 St. Aloysius 55 CHS 33 St. George 24 CHS 37 Episcopal 29 CHS 18 St. Aloysius 47 CHS 35 Our I ady Of Mercy 28 TOP LEFT: Ken Riche drives for a lay-up against the Walker defense. TOP RIGHT: Eighth grade Coach Ralph Stevens, paces the sidelines before a crucial game. ABOVE: Ken Riche turns to pursue the ball back down court. 131 TENNIS « Tennis Team Establishes Dynasty With Third State Championship After three consecutive state championship titles, it seems that a CHS Dynasty has been established. Under the guidance of Mr. John Molstad, the tennis team put their opponents far behind them as they won all of their team matches and lost only a total of four individual matches the entire season. These losses were taken in response to two challenging matches against the Brother Martin High crusaders team. The Bruins won the regional championship with 17 points with a maximum of six players qualifying for the state championship, which the team won with 14 points -one of the highest team totals ever recorded in the state championships. Roy Eudy repeated as State singles champ and the Catholic High doubles team consisting of Lopoo and Mike Gan defeated Catholic High’s other doubles team, Carey Gugliemo and Chris Crump. The power and talent of this years team can only be surpassed by the next generation of the CHS Dynasty. 1985 Tennis Team: Kneeling: Mr. Molstad, Patrick Ferrara, John Lopoo, Joe Nguyen, Chris Crump. Standing: Carey Gugliemo, Roy Eudy, Len Ix poo. Doug Morgan, Brett Faulk, Sonny Marks, Mike Gan. I 132 I wpd 1984-85 Tennis Scoreboard ■ CHS 5 Woodlawn 0 CHS 5 Christian Life 0 CHS 7 Broadmoor 0 CHS 5 University High 0 CHS 5 Trafton 0 CHS 9 Menard 0 CHS 5 Raton Rouge High 0 CHS 5 Scotlandville Magnet 0 CHS 14 Brother Martin 2 CHS 5 Redemporist 0 CHS 5 Episcopal 0 CHS 11 Brother Martin 2 CHS 5 Zachary 0 Regional Champions State Champions OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Mike Gan positions himself for an awesome backhand return. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Doug Morgan practices before his match. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Coach John Molstad goes over strategies with Len Lopoo. TOP: State Singles champ Roy Eudy returns a serve with great talent. CENTER LEFT: John Lopoo prepares to serve the ball. BOTTOM LEFT: Brett Faulk leaves the court after his match. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Crump wins his match and leaves the court riumphant. ABOVE: Patrick Ferrara prepares to return a low cut serve. SWIMMING Small Number Of Seniors Great Help To Team The 1984-85 swim team was the first season for coach John Ganley. The Bears took first place all the way into the state meet, there the Bears took 3rd place. With a 1st place in the city cluster the Bears brought home the title for the 6th straight year. At the state meet the competition got tougher, even with the stiffer competition the Golden Bears got 3rd at the conclusion of the year. Richard Chamberlain was selected most valuable swimmer. Chamberlain along with John Graf were named all-American swimmers. Even with the small number of seniors the Bears still had the traditional senior leadership. ABOVE RIGHT: Team members prepare to start in a big race. RIGHT CENTER: Coach Ganley takes control in a group picture. BOTTOM RIGHT: Team members and fans wildly support those racing. ABOVE: Scott Hack gets mentally ready for the next race. TOP LEFT: Brandon Black shakes the chills as he prepares to dive. LEFT CENTER: Bill Hack and Richard Chamberlain lead a cheer before a meet. BOTTOiM LEFT: Bill Hack, and Richard Chamberlain glare into the camera before the city-meet. ABOVE RIGHT: Richard Chamberlain displays his ability to come from behind. RIGHT CENTER: Hack and Chamberlain try to look studly. 135 BASEBALL Record Breaking Season Ends With Bears As State Runner-ups The CHS Varsity Baseball team experienced one of the ir most important years in the 1984-85 season in that it was their last year in 6-AAA. This year’s Bears were 6-AAA District Champions for the fourth year in a row and fifth out of the last six years. They have reached the State semifinals for the fourth year out of the last six. This year they reached the State finals, this is only the second time we have done that. Coach Gerry Garidel’s ’84-’85 Bears won more games in a season and in district than any other hasehall team in CHS history, with records of 24-6 and 13-1 respectively. Coach GaridePs team outscored opponents 240 runs to 93. Overall, the 1984-85 Bears won more games in a season and in district than any other baseball team in CHS history, with records of 24-6 and 13-1 respectively. Coach GaridePs team outscored opponents 240 runs to 93. Overall, the 1984-85 Varsity Baseball team experienced difinitely one of, if not the best years ever for a CHS baseball team. ABOVE: 7 players picked on 6AAA-lst Team All District. RIGHT: Players congradulate David Ploitz after hitting a 3-run homerun against Redemptorist. CHS Vanity Boteball Scorch, u CHS Invitational Tournament CHS :o Pnnchatoula CHS 3 M inrim CHS 10 Brother Martin CHS _ 7 Brother Martin CHS 1 Denham Spring CHS 0 Acadian CHS 6 Acadian CHS 7 Lutcher CHS 14 Lu ichor CHS 11 •Walker CHS 4 •Wood lawn CHS 14 •Zachary CHS 4 •Port Allen CHS 8 •RedempotoriM CHS 9 •Plaquemine CHS 22 •Donaldtonvilie CHS 5 Bolairo CHS 12 Host Attention CHS 4 Baker CHS 18 •Walker CHS 10 •Wood lawn CHS 12 •Zachary ’Port Allen CHS 6 CHS 6 ‘Rcxlemptomt CHS 13 'PUijuemine CHS 5 Dona idsonvi lie State AAA Playoff CHS 6 Cecilia State AAA Quarterfinal CHS 9 Bogaluu State AAA Scmi-KinaJ CHS 3 Pineville State AAA Champioiuhip CHS 1 St. Loult 3 14 5 3 6 i 1 2 0 2 2 € 136 MlO-COf' OUMmwOIOOhU TOP LEFT: Mike Kadair goes full speed on an infield fly hall. TOP RIGHT: Corey Gomez delivers a fastball to the plate against Donalsdonville. LEFT CENTER: 1985 6-AAA District Champion Seniors. ABOVE LEFT: Players celebrate District Championship victory. 137 BASEBALL 1985 Varsity Baseball Team: Back Row: Coach Garidel, Brent Bourgeois, Brian Joyner. Corey Gomez. Mike Carleton, Ricky David, “Doc Lefebvre Kneeling: Jamin Gardiel, Ricky Cangelosi, David Koch, Paul Belanger, Jason Wall, Tim Dalton, Jim Burke Sitting: Mark Garon, Danny Dial. David Politz. Mike Kadiar, Keith Comeaux 138 CHS JV Baseball Scorebox CHS 10 East Ascension 3 CHS 5 East Ascension 6 CHS 7 Denham Springs 3 CHS 0 Trafton 5 CHS 12 Tara 1 CHS Acadiana 13 CHS 22 Tara 7 CHS 9 Trafton 0 CHS 2 1 Belaire 7 CHS 6 ’Woodlawn 1 CHS 5 “Zachary 3 CHS 22 “Port Allen 1 CHS 6 •Redemptorist 4 CHS 18 •Plaquemine 0 CHS 13 ♦Woodlawn 0 CHS 8 •Zachary 9 CHS 12 •Port Allen 2 CHS 2 •Redemptorist 1 CHS n i •Plaquemine 1 Denotes District Game 1985 JV Baseball Team Row 1: Keith Lorio, Brett Merritt, Will Boudreaux, Trey Naquin, John Zvonek Row 2: Russell Politz. Randy Loup, Mark Carleton, Jay Noel, Greg Vice. Row 3: Doug Politz, Stephen Russo. Ken Smith, Kurc Michal, Randy Cangelosi, Row 4: Doc Lcfebve, Tim Delaney The CHS JV Baseball team had a great season. Coached by Mr. Andy “Doc” Lefebvre, the JV team amassed an overall record of 14-4 and a district record of 9-1. They was also district champs. The CHS JV Baseball team definitely had a successful season this year. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Ricky David pulls down a high pitch. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Fans crowded in for State Championship game. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT CENTER: A picture worth a THOUSAND words. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Mike Carleton at bat against St. Louis. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT CENTER: Brent Bourgeois follows flight of ball. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Bat boy Jamin Garidel doing his job in the championship game TOP RIGHT: Jim Burke wins a big game against Trafton. ABOVE: Catcher Mark Carleton looks down to coach Iefebve for the pitch. 139 TRACK FIELD District Title Regained By CHS The 1985 CHS Track Team kept up the great traditions set by the CHS track teams of the past. In the regular season, the track team came in either first or second in all of the seven meets before District. Led by Coach Pete Boudreaux, the track team regained their District title. The District Meet was clearly the most exciting meet of the season, in which CHS had a “sweet victory” over Zachary. The favored Broncos were upset by the underdog CHS by 111-88. At District, the crowd was very enthusiastic - probably one of the largest crowds in CHS track history — and this contributed to the 21 personal best performances made by the varsity track team. At the meet, some of the victories included Jim Burke’s mile and two-mile victories; John Gremillion’s 6’6” high jump (which was the school, stadium, and District record); Steve Atkinson’s victory in the pole vault; Mike Carleton’s 10.7 second 100 meter and 22.2 second 200 meter; and the first District victories for the CHS 800m and 400m relay teams since 1962. At Regionals, CHS placed third, and several CHS athletes almost qualified for state. Three athletes went to State, and CHS placed fifth at State. These athletes were Jim Burke, who had a personal record of 9:88.3 to win the two mile; John Gremillion, who won the high jump with a jump of 6’6”; and Steve Atkinson, who placed a hard earned second place victory in the pole vault with a 14’6” jump. Atkinson was the second best pole vaulter in CHS history, and the 400m and 800m relay teams were second and third best all-time, respectively. The Junior Varsity and Freshman Track teams also had superb seasons. The J V team of Coach Hood placed first in District (third consecutive year), and the Freshman team of Coach Randow placed second in District. 1985 C.H.S. VARSITY TRACK FIELD SCOREBOX MEET CHS Triangular CHS Quadrangular CHS Quadrangular Wildcat Relays St. A main Invitational Episcopal Invitational Grizzly Relays District Championships Regional Championships State Championship! PLACK j y, 2nd . 2nd 1st i i dL 1885 Varsity Track Team: Front Row: John Pierson, Ed Hardin. Brian Comeaux, Chris Deslatte, John Norwood, Harlan Jones, Steve Atkinson, Mike Achacoso, Pat Cronan. Middle Row: Sam Muscarcllo, David Fawley, Mike Moran, Jim Pierson, Lyndon Darensbourg, John Gremillion, Jim Burke. Doug Gonzales, Brent Starring. Back Row: Coach Don Hood, John Melancon. Ken Smith, John Harmon, Paul Marchand, Will Boudreaux, Randy Cangelosi, Craig Livingston, Beau Booth, Treg Tremont, Joey Quinlan. Kevin Mashburn, John Gauthier, Geoff Youngs, Coach Pete Boudreaux. ■--- r OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: John Gremillion attempts a 6’8” high jump at the state meet. OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER: Steve Atkinson concentrates before making his pole vault attempt OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Steve Atkinson clears 13’0” at the State Meet. TOP: Mike Achacoso picks up his pace in the last lap of the 800 meter run. CENTER: Spikes are essential to every sprinter. Pictured are the “wings” of CHS Track. LEFT: Jim Burke expresses his elation as he finishes first in the 3200 meter run at State with a time of 9:38.3. ABOVE: John Norwood starts to sprint during the last lap of the 1600 meter run. TRACK FIELD TOP LEFT: Mike Carleton crosses the finish line triumphantly with a close second place victory in the 200 meter relay. ABOVE: Brian Comeaux and Pat Cronan lead the way in the 1600 meter run. TOP RIGHT: The strength and determination of Lyndon Darensbourg are pictured as he releases the shot put. CENTER RIGHT: Mike Moran explodes after receiving the baton from David Fawley in the 1600 meter relay. RIGHT: Jim Pierson prepares himself for the race before the start of the 1600 meter relay. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Treg Tremont fights off fatigue during the middle stages of the 3200 meter run. OPPOSITE PAGE. CENTER: Brent Starring clears 5’10” to place third at the JV District Meet. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: John Lackett is all alone in the lead of the 1600 meter run. 1985 Junior Varsity Track Team: Front Row: Steve Calandro, Paul Ross. Brent Starring, Tommy Groves, Sam Muscarello, David Toups, David Boneno. Middle Row: Brian Locklar, Will Boudreaux, Randy Cangelosi, Ken Smith, Geoff Youngs, Treg Tremont, John Melancon. Back Row: Craig Livingston, Kevin Mashburn, John Shiroda, Brad Wilder, Darren Ansley, Kenny Byrd, John Meek. Joey Quinlan, Kevin Brian. Coach Don Hood. 1985 Freshman Track Team: Back Row: Brian Hutchinson, Steve Alch, Kent Dawson, Jeff Babin, Steven Hart, John Strenski, Todd Hebert, Mike McCormick. Graham Kinchen. Jeff Achord, Coach Glen Randow. Front Row: Gordon Polozola, Allen Saltus, James Duncan, Jay Granier, Joe Ruhlin, Ken Achacoso, Harlan Jones, Jeff LeBlanc. GOLF Hard Work And Dedication Pave The Way To State Tournament Catholic High School had a veteran golf team this year composed of six seniors. The key to their success was consistancy. Each one of the six contributed to the teams success. Their hard work and dedication paid off in wins. Their record included eight victories, one second place, the City Golf Championship, a second place in the Regional Golf Tournament, which earned them a berth in the State Golf Championship. They ended the season on a high note by finishing third in the State Tournament. Even though the golf team is losing six seniors, the prospects look bright for next year with sophomores Damon Duhon, Craig DeJean, Robert Young, and Thomas Laville ready to fill their shoes. 1984-85 Golf Season Date Site Place February 28 Howell Park 1st f March 5 Webb Park lst i March 7 Webb Park 1st {■ March 12 Greenwood lst I March 14 Greenwood 2nd March 19 Howell Park lst k March 26 Webb Park lst | Tournament City lst A 1 Regional 2nd A J State 3rd OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Mike Holdereith watches an approach shot on the ninth hole. BOTTOM LEFT: George Dalton gives a victory smile as CHS wins the City Golf Tournament. TOP RIGHT: Shawn Hotstream blasting out of trouble in the game against Zachary. TOP LEFT: Steve Greer practices his drives in final preparation for the Regional Golf Tournament.. LEFT CENTER: George Dalton, Catholic High’s most valuable golfer, watches a birdie putt go in at the State tournament in Alexandria. TOP RIGHT: David Lieux watches a chip shot on the fifth hole at the Baton Rouge Country Club. ABOVE: Steve Young, hoping for a birdie. 1985 Golf Team: Shawn Hotstream, David Lieux, Mike Holderith, Coach Irvine, Steve Greer, Steve Young, George Dalton. Freshmen 146 Carl Accardo Kenneth Achacoso .Jeff Achord Charles Aitkens Steven Alch David Alexander Martin Alvarez John Ammons Greg Anding Scooter Aydell Jeff Babin Jeff Barbin John Bauman Greg Beyer Bart Black Jim Blum Page Bordelon Keith Borders Richie Boudreau Brian Bower Chip Brenner Eric Broussard Jeb Broyles Joe Bryson Trey Capdeville .Joseph Carmena Kyle Carmouche Michael Carriere Brian Casemore Chris Casselberry Michael Cave Chris Champagne Kevin Charles Steve Coats Richard Conrad Blake Cook Michael Corcoran Shannon Cosper Glenn Coughlin Anthony Crifasi Alex Dalmau Kent Dawson Warren Dazzio Randy Del Rio Travis Douget Freshmen Adjust To High School Life At CHS The 1984-85 freshman class had to adjust quickly to the high school life at CHS. Starting with their orientation day, the freshman received the responsibility from the new principal on continuing the fine CHS tradition of academic excellence which has been left by the classes of the past. Nevertheless, these freshman displayed their excellence through academic and extracurricular activities. They were plagued with tests, exams, essays, and reports; yet, they also discovered their talents in athletics and school clubs. Thus, the freshman have a bright future of excellence in store for them in the next three years. LEFT: Jeff Pupera, Kenny Riche pack their books after a long school day. 147 John Doyle l im Dozier John Dugas James Dulaney James Duncan Bert Dupre Conrad Ebner Patrick Ecklcr John Ellis Kevin Ell wood Drew Eversberg David Faulk Corey Fleming Gary Fleming Peter Fourrier Michael Frenzel Patrick Frenzel Eric Gandy Frank Garrison Trey Gassie Steven Gatz Gavin Gautreau Marco Gonzalez Jay Granier Jonathan Greer ABOVE: Jay Granier takes notes about rocks and minerals during Earth and Space class. RIGHT: Charles Grey takes a glance at the camera while the other students listen attentively to Mr. Hopkins’ class. 148 Mr Charles Grey Darrin Guitreau Philip Hackney Brett Hamilton Steven Hart Stephen Hebert Todd Hebert David Hennessey Robbie Hotard Jason Hoth Chris Hsu Brian Hutchinson Robert James Len Johnson Travis Johnston Caldwell Jolly Bert Jones Harlan Jones Harleigh Jones Jonathan Juneau Jason Kelleher Graham Kinchen Glen Laborde Scott Lamana Scott Landry Collin LcBlanc Jeff LeBlanc Myles LeBlanc Joe Leggio Michael Lessing John Lopoo Todd Mackey Kenneth Mayeaux 149 WIGHT: Kevin Sinquefield, Collin I.eBlanc, Jason Kclleher, Martin Alvarez and Roger McGuire clown around during their lunch hour. ABOVE: Chris Champagne, Jeb Broyles, and Marco Gonzales are pictured doing last minute homework in the Mall before school. Chad McCann Roger McGuire Scott McLavy Brent Melancon Jose Mendoza Robert Minton Webb Miranda Paul Moak Chris Moran Michael Morar Todd Morgan Reggie Morris Scott Napoli Greg Noel Trey Ourso Mike Palmer Charles Perrett Gordon Polozola Kyle Polozola Mike Prochaska Tison Pugh Jeff Purpera Will Keames Wayne Rebelle Michael Reinhardt David Remmetter Kenny Riche Mike Riker Ricky Rizer Doug Roherie Ruben Rodriguez David Roppolo Joe Ruhlin Allen Saltus Kevin Schmit Steven Sepeda Keith Simoneaux Kevin Sinquefield Keith Smith Kent Smith Tommy Smith Ren Snyder Lonny Solari Mark Stewart Andrew St. Pierre John Strenski Doug Sykes Paul Talbot Craig Tibbetts Jean-Claude Vignes Kdward Walters Greg Weston William Wilkinson Tom Williams 151 Eighth Grade Gordon Bargas Trey Branstetter Steve Brouillette Richard Burke Doug Cain Scott Chcnevert Jacob Culotta Brant Delaune Nick Dodaro Greg Fourrier Chris Giordano Ian Goudelocke Mark Griffith Martin Hoffman Todd Howell Ben Lavillc Brian Loft Marc Lundin Bernard Maristany Michael McCormick George McDowell John Merc ness Michael Orcino Jeff Patin Adrian Pope Clay Powell Keith Rock hold Philip Rupp John Schumacher Jimmy Screen Edward Stonich Charles Towns Kevin Tullier Chris Vidrine James Webb 152 Congratulations E. Victor Vignes, Jr. You Made It! We Are Proud Of You DAD, MOM, BOBBIE, And JULIE DRUSIbbA SEAFOOD RESTAURANT MARKET 3482 Drusilla Lane al J H r on Highway fc BEEaSEEBEEBBEBEEEBBBBEBBBBSSBE 927'88H Wishes The Class of 1985 The BEST OF LUCK! Enjoy the delicious taste of Kleinpeter’s GUERNSEY BRAND MILKS RICH AND GOOD! LOW FAT AND FLAVORFUL! SKIM WITH REAL MILK TASTE! Congratulations Ken For A Job Well Done Ad Editor Of The 84-85 Yearbook Best Of Luck With The Future JOE SHIRLY ZITO In Memory Of Bob G. Dean, Sr Compliments of DOMMA-HOLIDAY INSURANCE AGENCY DEARMAN’S Rexall Drug Store Your Neighborhood Drug Store Twin Cedars Shopping Center 7633 Jefferson Hwy. Phone 924-1391 Baton Rouge, La. “For All Your Insurance Needs” Ken Domma-D. Jensen Holliday ff SINCJ 1 47 w AUTO-HOME-COMMERCIAL JO- fri- « t ■ t-o— ifcr .ucc «v� jcnc«r hk mHCI Mimn .n«(n-n«-iOKU� � OMAu� ■MIU1UIIMMU [343-0661 293-51111 ?6’5MOR7m 11075 AJRiHE WWV Congratulations 1985 Graduates GILBERT MEYERS TOM MEYERS JOHN MEYERS ’80 ’82 ’85 • Roofing Bonded • General Repair And • Remodeling Insured ROMANO’S PACK SAVE, INC. FRED R. GRIGGS 1730 North Blvd. Baton Rouge, La. 70802 General Contractor SAM F. CANGELOSI ATTORNEY AT LAW 822 Woodale Blvd. Telephone Baton Rouge, LA 70806 926-9108 TELBPHONE 343-3218 341 ST CHARLES ST. HOME BATON POUGE LA 7C8C2 Discover The World of Energy... Visit the Energy Center HOURS: Monday through Friday 8:00 a m.-4 00 p m. FRANC'SVIllE a 965 river BEND River Bend Energy Center ST. FRANCISVILLE: (504) 635-3998 BATON ROUGE DIRECT LINE: (504) 381-4797 Gulf States Utilities MRS. LANDERS’ HOMEROOM Office of the Mayor-President City of Baton Rouge Parish of East Baton Rouge 222 St. Louis Street Post Office Box 1471 PAT SCREES Mayor-President Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70821 SM m-ilOO CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Congratulations to the Class of 1985! You. the graduates of Catholic High School, are very special to our community because of the excellence in education and leadership training provided by your school. Many of you. in the not too distant future, will undoubtedly assume positions of leadership in all phases of Baton Rouge society. The future of our community is indeed bright as Baton Rouge has assumed a leadership role as one of the most progressive cities in the Sunbelt. With the events of the forthcoming 1985 National Sports Festival... Americas Olympics ... the unique spirit of the citizens of Baton Rouge will be televised to the nation through continuous nationwide television coverage of this sports spectacle. Upon graduation, you are called on to make many important decisions Whether these decisions lead you to college, a career, or other pursuits — I do hope that you will join enthusiastically in sharing the bountiful future which I sincerely believe Baton Rouge holds for all of us. Again, congratulations on your graduation, and best wishes for a very happy and successful future! With kindest personal regards. I am Very truly yours. PAT SCREEN Mayor-President PS cw Compliments Of MILTON J. WOMACK INCORPORATED . Congratulations Grads! Your Host 4550 Concord Ave. Gordon Bargas 927-8444 Quality Steaks, Seafood and Sandwiches METROPOLITAN BANK SALUTES CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL AND THE CLASS OF 1985 We at Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company are proud of the present and past graduating classes of Catholic High School. Congratulations and best wishes for the future. Dr. .Joseph A. Dazzio Chairman of the Board Class of '55 Raymond E. 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Congratulations Geoffrey Olinde a d Compliments Of CATHOLIC HIGH SUPPORTER STUDENTS OF OUR LADY OF MERCY PARISH Creighton Abadie Jason Keller Todd Alexander Robert LaCour Frankie Ardoin Michael Lessing Glenn Atkinson Keith Lorio Kraig Averette Tommy Lundin 'Frey Barnes Matt Macdonell Scotty Bergeron Sterling Macdonell Kevin Brian Paul Marchand Thomas Bryan Keith Marino Corey Butler Bernard Maristany Glynn Cambre Francis Mnver Trey Capdeville Jose Mendoza Joseph Carmena Doug Morgan Ernie Coco Todd Morgan Jay Coco Damian Mouton Clifford Comeaux Roger McGuire Dale Cronin Damn Nolan Chris Crump David Overmevcr Goerge Dalton Jeffrey Pizzolato Christopher Dalton Charles Plauche Wayne Deleo Ray Post Andrew Dolese Mike Riker John Donaldson Rickey Rizer Andrew Doran Garth Roberts Mike Dowden Robert Ruffino James Dulaney Vincent Saffiotti Conrad Ebner James Screen John Ebner Vinnie Shortess Calvin Fabre John Shortess John Flood Danny Smith Michael Frenzel Greg Smith Patrick Frenzel Andy Smith Frank Fressina Keith Smith Michael Gan Albert St. Pierre James Gibson Andrew St. Pierre Ian Goudelocke Jon Thibodeaux Danny Graves Paul Thibodeaux Tommy Graves Nat Tibbetts George Griffon Craig Tibbetts Carey Guglielmo Edward Varnado Joseph Guitreau Victor Vignes Brian Hanegan Rivers Wall Patrick Hannie Scott Wampold Mark Haupt Bill Werner Brian Hebert Steve Werner Stephen Hebert Steven Young David Hennessey Robert Young Jim Hessburg Ken Zito Jason Hinton Huong Hoang Patrick Holliday IVllCilavl rwUUdir Kirk Kepper 185 To The Eighth Grade Basketball Team Trey Branstetter Steve Brouillette Rick Burke Doug Cain Scott Chenevert Brant DeLaune Brian Loft Bernard Maristany Mike McCormick Drew McDowell Clay Powell Jimmy Screen Ed Stonich Kevin Tullier Chris Vidrine James Webb Congratulations On A Great Season Twoallbeefpattiesspecial- saucelettucecheesepickles- onionsonasesameseedbun You just read the recipe for McDonald'S Big Mac’M sandwich. It starts with beef, of course. Two lean 100% pure domestic beef patties, including chuck, round and sirloin. Then there's McDonald's special sauce, the unique blend of mayonnaise, herbs, spices and sweet pickle relish. Next come the fresh lettuce, golden cheese, dill pickles and chopped onion. And last, but far from least, a freshly toasted, sesame seed bun. All these good things add up to the one and only taste of a great Big Mac. Quality you can taste. And trust. Good Luck Seniors ! COMPLIMENTS OF CACKY’S CORNER DIVINCENTI BROS. INC. nvmcen «-■ diu INC. WHOLESALE RBODUCE Congratulations Tommy ! FROM MOM, DAD, CHRISTY, WARREN, LEIGH AND NOELLE Congratulations to the graduating Class of 1985! We wish you great success and happiness in the years ahead. Through our efforts to assist Catholic High School, we have invested a great deal in you. We are confident that we have made a good investment, one that will pay off very well indeed — for us. for you and for the good of mankind. 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Michael 42, 102, 28, 85, 105, 25, 122, 123, 141 Adams. Stenen 42, 45, 116 Anderson. Derrick 42. 49, 23, 128, 127 Atkinson. Steplhen 42, 102, 31, 105, 122, 123, 141 Banker, Hick 42 Barber, George 42, 31, 116, 117 Barnes. Trev 42, 43, 55. 102, 101. 100 Beauchamp, Jeff 43 Belanger. Paul 43. 55, 67, 86, 101, 100, 105, 138 Bennett, Jeff 54, 27, 31 Bilisolv, Philip 43, 102 Bourgeois, Brentl 43, 102, 138, 104, 105, 138, 139 Bourgeois. Neal 43 Boyce, James 43 Brand, Robert 43, 51 Broemmeisiek, John 43, 102, 106 Broomfield, Russell 44. 102, 122 Broussard, Evest 44, 51, 55, 69. KM). 101, 104 Bureligh, LBill 44. 51, 106 Butler, Corey 15, 44 Cangelosi, Ricky 44, 138, 127 Cardinal, Ron 44 Carleton, Micheal 44, 102, 104 Celesten, Dean 102, 116 Chamberlain. Richard 44, 55, 67, 102, 23, 85, 100, 105. 135 Comeaux, Keith 44, 102, 103, 101, 100, 105, 138 Cronan, Patrick 44, 43, 102, 23, 33, 104, 25, 105, 122, 123, 141, 143 Culotta, Clay 44, 101 Daigre. J.J. 44 Dalton, George 145 Datlon, Tim 44, 138, 127 D’Amico, Brit 45 Darensbourg, Lvndon 45, 102. 27, 85, 101, 105. 141, 143, 127 David. Ricky 45, 138, 139 Dawson, Seth 45, 101 Dazzio, Tommy 33, 45, 101. 105, 116 DeBaene, Chris 45, 116 DeBossier, Steven 45 DeJean, Reid 45 DeSilva. David 46 Deslatte, Chris 46. 116. 141 Dial, Dan 33, 46, 43, 55, 67, 19. 104, 101, 105. 116, 138 Dimaio, Nickie 15, 46 Dole. Greg 46, 85, 102, 102 Ducote, Kevin 46, 116 Eudy, Roy 46. 133, 132 Fabre, Calvin 46, 106 Fargason, David 47, 102 Ferguson. Mark 47, 105 Flood, John 27, 47 Flores, James 44. 103 Fresina, Frank 45, 47, 59, 69, 116 Fryoux. Kurt 47 Gagnon, Darren 30, 47, 107 Gan, Michael 57, 133 Gibson, James 47 Gjerlov, Neils 47, 51, 100, 101 Gomez, Corey 47, 137, 138 Gonzales, Doug 47, 83, 141 Graf, John 47. 93. 102, 105, 106, 116 Graves. Danny 47 Graves. Kurt 101. 105, 47, 102, 103, 29 Greer, Steve 47, 143 Guerrero, Rick 47 Hack. Bill 47. 29, 100, 100. 105, 135 Haik, Matthew 48, 102 Hamilton, Shane 48 Hardy, Greg 48, 104 Harmon, Vaughn 30, 48, 106 Hazlip. Brian 27, 48 Hebert. Brian 57 Herman, Steven 48 Hessburg. James 48 Hinton, Jason 48 Hoffman, Mark 48 Holderith, Micheal 48, 145 Honore. Jacques 48, 116 Hoover, Troy 49 Hotard, Jeffery 49. 33, 86, 104, 101 Hotstream, Shawn 49, 145 Huffstickler, William 49, 116 Jung, David 49, 116, 117 Kadair, Michael 116, 137, 138 Keaton. Chris 49, 101 Keller. Nolon 49, 116, 119 Kershaw, Andrew 49 Kleinpeter, David 49 Koch, David 49, 102, 105, 138 Lambert, Jay 50, 116, 117 I angley, Byron 50 LeBlanc, Brent 50 Leggett, Mike 50 Lieux, David 30, 101, 116, 143, 50 Lundin, Tommy 50, 101, 102, 105 Luzarraga, Merto 156 MacDonell, Matt 50 Marchand. Chris 50 Martrain. Kevin 50 Maver, Francis 50, 51, 23, 29, 116, 119. 125 Mazza. Nick 50 Meagher, Bill 50 Mese, Gordon 50, 27, 31, 116 Messina, Larry 50, 28 Metrailer, Charlie 50, 116 Meyers, John 50. 86. 104, 25 Mitchell, Jeff 50, 59 Moran, Joe 50 Morar. Doug 50, 133 Morgan, Douglas 50 Murphy, Jay 51, 28 Nguyuen, Joseph 51, 132 Nolan, Daron 51 Normand, Troy 51 Norwood, John 51, 102, 85, 100, 101, 105, 122, 123, 141 Odom, Chris 51, 101 Odom, Louis 51 Olinde, Greg 51, 29, 30, 116 Orillion. Keith 52 Parsons, Matt 52 Pecquet, Charles 52, 116 Peltier, Jeff 52 Pierson, Jim 43. 52, 31, 101, 25, 141, 143 Pike. Brian 52 Pizzloato, Jeff 52, 116 Pizzolato, Paul 52, 28 Politz, David 28, 53, 55. 136, 138 Pope, Darryl 53 Pope. David 52, 31, 85. 25 Potter, Chip 53, 86 Powell, Zane 53 Prochaska, Bill 52, 53, 28, 125 Pogh, Gordon 53 Richard, Mike 53 Roberts, Garth 53 Root, Chris 53 Roppolo, Charles 53, 27 St. Pierre, Albert 53 Salario, Anthony 53, 116. 119 Schmit, Andrew 53 Schmitt, Jerry 27, 54, 116 Shortess, Vinnie 54, 95, 102, 103, 105 Silva, Buster 54 Singleton, David 54, 116 Smith, Greg 54, 127 Soileau, Billy 54, 19. 82, 94. 101, 25 Solari, Chad 54 Sonnier, Paul 54, 59 Strange, David 54 Sykes, Jay 54, 116 Talbot, John 54 Thibodeaux, Paul 54 Tommer, Ronald 54, 27 Tujague, Garrett 54 Vanlangendocnk. Tom 55 Vicknair, Brian 55, 116 Vignes, Hilary 55 Vignes, Victor 15, 55, 104 Waguespack, Paul 25, 55, 102, 103. 101, 105 Wall, Jason 55, 69, 116, 138 Wallace, George 55 Walsh, Chris 55 Whitlow, Steve 56 204 Young, Steven 56, 116, 119, 143 Zayas, Manny 56, 38 Zito, Ken 56, 29, 38, 91, 105, 208 Juniors Antie, Dean 74 Ardoin. Frankie 74, 116, 120 Arnold, Clyde 74, 35 Argrave, Tery 74, 103 Augusta, Bubbie 74 Austin, Peter 74, 102, 105 Avertte. Kraig 74 Bagent, Brian 74, 104 Bartol, Bill 35, 74, 102, 103 Best, Blaine 74 Black, Brandon 74, 135, 129 Booth, Beau 74, 116, 141 Brian, Kevin 74. 102. 103, 106, 143 Brown. Dusty 74, 116, 120 Brun. John 74, 104 Burke, Jim 74, 101, 122, 138, 139, 141 ! Burns, Erik 74, 104 Cambre, Glynn 74 Cannon, Eric 74, 128, 127 Cashio, Trent 74 Cave, Chris 75 Chenevert. Mark 75 Coco, Jay 75, 104 Comeaux, Brian 75, 76, 83, 122, 123, 141, 143 Comeaux, Clifford 75 Coughlin, Tim 75 Cronin, Dale 75, 102 Crump, Chris 75, 133 Darbonne, Paul 75, 104, 107 D'Armond, Trey 75 Dean, Steven 75 Decossas, Vernon 75, 102, 103, 125 DeCuir, Ronald 75 Delaney, Timothy 75, 139, 127 Deleo, Wayne 75 Dimattia, Jeff 76 Dolese. Drew 76, 104 Dominguez, Darrin 76, 103, 107 Donaldson, John 76 Dubroc, Andre 76, 104 Ehele, Stephen 76, 92, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106 Ellis, John 76 Faulk. Brett 76, 133 Fawley, David 76, 116. 117, 141 Ferrara. Patrick 76, 102, 103, 85, 133 Flores, Jack 76, 101 Flusche. Michael 76, 116 Fremin, Francis 76 Furlow, Chris 76 Gandy, 76 Garon, Mark 77 Garrety, Bryon 77, 116. 120 Giordano, Jeff 77 Gonzales, Earl 77 Gordon, David 77 Grantham, John 76, 77, 104. 97, 107 Grcmillion, John 77, 141, 126, 127, 129 Griffon, George 77 Grisaffe, Brent 77, 116, 120 Guglielmo, Carey 77, 35 Hanegan, Brian 77, 116. 120 Hannie, Patrick 77, 116, 125 Hardin. Ed 77. 101, 116, 120, 141 Harmon, John 77, 141 Harmon, Sean 77 Haupt, Mark 77, 106 Heald, Mark 77, 84 Helm, Boyd 77. 116 Henderson, Phillip 77 Henry, Charles 77, 104 Herin, Michael 77, 102, 122 Hill. Gerard 68. 78 Hillman, Eric 78 Hindmarch, Robert 78, 125 Hoang, Huong 78 Holliday, Dan 78, 125 Hoppe, Scott 78, 101, 102 Horne, Tim 78 Howard. Christopher 78, 116, 120 Hunt, Matt 78 Hussey. William 78, 102, 105, 106 Jewett, Mark 78, 102, 106 Joyner, Brian 78, 138, 104, 116, 119, 138 Keaton, Danny 76, 78, 35, 101 Keller. Jason 78 Kepper, Kirk 78 Knight, Eric 78 Lackett, Jim 78, 103, 122, 125 Lagattuta, Louis 78 Lamy, Jimmy 78, 103, 125 Landry, Brian 78 Landry, Chad 78, 35, 116, 119, 127 Landry, Scott 78, 101 Lemoine, Marcel 78, 83 Lopoo, Len 78, 133 Lorio, Keith 79, 102, 101, 139 Marchand, Paul 79, 116, 120. 141, 127, 129 Marino, Keith 79 Marks. Sonny 79, 101, 102, 105 Martin, Fred 79, 125 Mashburn, Kevin 79, 116, 141, 143 Matthews, Fred 79, 116, 120 Matthews, Stephen 79, 103, 93 Miller. Sean 79, 104, 107 Moran, Micheal 79, 141, 143 Mouton, Damian 79 Nealy, Tohi 79 Nelson, Clifton 79, 116 Odom, Robert 79 Olinde, Geoff 79, 107 Overmever. David 80. 59 Panepinto. Joey 80 Patin, Joseph 80, 101, 129 Patton. Brent 80, 116 Pecquet, Andrew 80, 116, 120 Perrault. Stephen 80. 102, 103, 100, 101 Pierson, John 80, 101, 104, 141 Pizzuto, Joev 80 Politz. Russell 80, 101, 102, 139 Post, Ray 76. 80. 122 Price, Greg 80 Pugh. Sprague 80 Purnell, Will 80 Rivault, Darrin 80, 102, 91. 105 Rosales. Stephen 80 Rumfola, Ross 80 Saffiotti, Vincent 80. 102, 91, 105 Saia. Matt 80 Schexnaydre. Andy 80 Scully, Don 80, 129 Sepeda, Greg 79, 80, 35, 102, 106 Simoneaux, Boo 80, 101 Smith, Daniel 80 Smith, Stephen 80 Tremont. Treg 76. 80, 83, 101, 102, 122, 141, 143 Varnodo, Edward 80 Veasev, Jim 80, 69, 101, 116, 120, 125 Wall, Rivers 80, 102, 105 Wampold. Scott 80. 128, 127, 129 Werner. Bill 80 White. Brian 80 Wilder, Patrick 80, 104, 105 Williams, Bobby 80, 101 Wilson. Robby 80 Young. Donald 80, 102, 103. 83. 100 Sophomores Ahadie, Creighton 116, 129 Alexander, Todd 107, 116 Ansley, Darrin 116, 143 Antrobus, Robb 101, 103, 105, 116 Atkinson, Glennon 116, 106 Baird, Bill 116. 103 Bass, Bryan 110, 116, 122 Bell, Michael 116 Bergeron, Scotty 116, 112 Bergeron. Eddie 116. 106 Bienvenu, Mark 116 Boncno, David 103, 122, 143, 116 Boss. Gary 116 Boudreaux. Will 103, 116, 139, 141, 143 Bowden. Jr., Sidney 116, 122 Bozeman. Michael 116 Bryan, Thomas 116 Bryson. Bernard 116. 103, 104 Burkes, Jr., Thomas 116 Butler. Ronnie 116 Byrd, Kenneth 116, 143 Calandro. Stephen 116, 143 Cangelosi, Randy 116, 103, 120, 139, 141, 143 Cardillo, Luke 116, 103 Carleton, Mark 117, 23, 138, 139 Caro, Jr., Richard 117, 103 Chapman, Richard 117 Coats, Scott 117, 116 Coco, Ernest 117, 104 Coco, Shawn 117, 103. 100 Couvillon, John 117, 112, 103 Dalton, Patrick 117, 122 Darbonne, Roger 112, 117, 104 Deavers, York 117, 107, 95, 102, 103, 104 Deblanc. Thomas 117 Dejean, Craig 117, 104 Deumite, Sloan 117, 103 Dicharry. Davis 117, 103 Dille, Robert 117, 103, 101 Domma, David 117 Domma, Todd 117 Doran. Andrew 117 Dowden, Micheal 117 Ebner, John 117, 102 Kckler, Stephen 110, 101 Kmonet. Mark 102, 110, 68 Ksneault, Stephen 110, 106 Funes, David 103, 110 Funes, John 110, 112, 103 Gagliano, Mark 110 Caller, Marc 110 Gannuch, Craig 110 Gardemal, Jerad 86, 110 Gauthier, John 110, 141 Giddens, Brian 103, 110 Gomez, Carlos 110 Gonthier, Christopher 110, 103. 105. 107, 122 Gorsich, David 110 Grand, Scott 110 Grantham. Todd 110, 117 Graves. Thomas 110, 116, 120 Groves, Thomas 110, 116, 120, 143 Guitreau, Joseph 110 Hack, Scott 110, 103, 101, 134 Hayward. James 119 Hebert, David 119, 88 Hebert, Corey 119, 104, 116 Hernandez. Jason 119, 125 Heroman, Burk 119, 127, 129 Hiller, Terry 107, 119 Johnson, Thomas 119. 104 Klier, Martin 103, 119 Klopf. Mike 103, 101, 119 lackett, John 110, 119, 143 Laville, Joseph 102, 104, 119 Laville, Thomas 104, 119 Linden, Lance 119 Livingston, Craig 119, 110, 141, 143, 127 1-ocklar, Brian 119, 125, 143 Lombardo, Joe 103, 119, 125 Loup, Randall 119, 139 Macdonnell, Sterling 119 Mcdonough, Dan 119,68 Maranto, Kevin 119 Mason, Chad 119, 112 Meek. John 119, 104, 116, 120, 143 Melancon, John 119, 101. 122, 141, 143 Merchant. Cliff 119. 102, 125 Mereness. Matthcwl 19, 102, 106 Merritt, Brett 119. 104, 139 Michal, Kurc 119, 139 Mury. Micheal 119 Muscarello, Sammy 119, 116, 120, 121, 141, 143 Naquin, Trey 119, 101, 139 Nelson, Shane 74, 77, 112 Newsham. Ted 112, 101 Normand, Toby 112, 125 Panepinto, Bobby 112 Perilloux, Brannon 112, 103, 100 Perrault. Jean-Paul 112, 101 Peirce, Clay 112 Plauche, Charles 112 Politz, Douglas 112, 101, 139, 127, 129 Politz, Scott 112, 104 Pope, Kyle 112 Porta. Andrew 112, 106 Primeaux, Keith 107, 112 Quinlan. Joseph 112, 116, 120, 141, 143 Rankin. John 113, 102, 106 Reynolds, Patrick 113 Rippel, Jeffery 113, 104 Rivault, Micheal 113, 100 Rockhold. Preston 113 Rodriguez, Robert 113 Rome, Kerry 113, 116, 120 Ross, Paul 113, 143 Ruffino, Robert 113 Russo, Stephen 113, 116. 120, 139 Sawyer, Paul 113,104. 101 Schmitt, George 113, 103 Shiroda, John 113, 143 Shortess, John 113, 102 Siemion, John 113, 102, 107 Smith. James 113, 95, 103 Smith, Kenneth 113, 116. 120, 143 Smith, Steven 113 Stablier, Warren 113, 125 Starring. Brent 113, 127 Tibbets. Nat 113, 116, 120 Thibodeaux, Jon 113 Thopmson, Joe 113, 116, 120 Toups, David 113, 104, 101, 143 Valluzzo, Chris 113, 67, 101 Vankerkhove. Sean 110, 113, 104, 129 Vaughan, Kevin 113 Vice, Greg 114, 139 Waguespack. Eric 114, 102, 104 Wax, James 114 Werner. Steven 114, 103. 116, 120 Wilder. Bradley 114, 116. 120. 143 Williams, Jeffery 111, 102, 103, 82. 86, 104, 101, 105 Young, Corey 114 Young, Robert 114 Youngs, Geofferv 114, 101, 141, 143 Zcldcn, Mark 114, 103 Zvonek, John 114, 125, 139 Freshmen Accardo, Carl 146, 122 Achacoso, Kenneth 146, 103, 91, 105, 122. 143 Achord, Jeff 146, 121, 143 Aitkens, Charles 146 Alch, Steven 146, 121, 143, 130 Alexander, David 146 Alvarez, Martin 146, 150, 103 Ammons, John 146 Anding. Greg 146, 121, 130 Aydell, Scooter 146, 101 Babin, Jeff 146 Barbin, Jeff 146, 143 Bauman, John 146 Beyer, Greg 146, 101, 121 Black. Bart 146. 130 Blum. Jim 146 Bordelon. Page 146 Borders. Keith 146, 103, 104. 106 Boudreau, Richie 146 Bower. Brian 146, 103 Brenner, Chip 146. 101, 130 Broussard, Eric 146, 130 Broyles, Jeb 146 Bryson. Joe 146, 150, 103, 104 Capdeville. Trey 146 Carmena. Joseph 147, 103 Carmouche. Kyle 147 Carriere, Michael 147 Casemore, Brian 147, 125 Casselberry, Chris 147 Cave. Michael 147 Champagne, Chris 147, 150, 103, 101 Charles, Kevin 147, 130 Coats. Steve 147, 121 Conrad, Richard 147, 121 Cook, Blake 147 Corcoran. Michael 147 Cosper, Shannon 147, 125 Coughlin, Glenn 147 Crifasi, Anthony 147, 104. 129 Dalmau, Alex 147, 103, 130 Dawson, Kent 147, 122. 143 206 Dazzio, Warren 147, 105, 121, 125 Del Rio, Randy 147 Douget, Travis 147 Doyle, John 148 Dozier. Tim 148, 101, 106, 107 Dugas. John 148, 125 Dulaney, James 148 Duncan, James 148, 121, 143 Dupre, Bert 148 Ebner, Conrad 148 Eckler, Patrick 148 Ellis, John 148, 103 Ellwood, Kevin 148 Eversberg, Drew 148, 122 Faulk, David 148 Fleming. Corey 148, 106 Fleming, Gary 148, 106 Fourrier, Peter 148 Frcnzel, Michael 148, 103 Frenzel, Patrick 148, 95, 103 Gandy, Eric 148 Garrison, Frank 148 Gassie, Trey 148, 122 Gatz, Steven 148, 104 Gautreau, Gavin 148 Gonzalez, Marco 148, 150 Granier, Jay 148, 121, 143 Greer, Jonathan 148, 130 Grey, Charles 148, 149, 101, 107 Guitreau. Darrin 149 Hackney, Philip 149. 122 Hamilton. Brett 149 Hart, Steven 149, 143, 130 Hebert, Stephen 149 Hebert, Todd 149. 121, 143 Hennessey, David 149 Hotard, Robbie 149 Hoth, Jason 149, 121 Hsu, Chris 149, 101, 125 Hutchinson, Brian 149, 121, 143 James. Robert 149 Johnson, Len 149, 103, 105 Johnston, Travis 149, 103, 121, 125 Jolly, Caldwell 149 Jones. Bert 149, 121 Jones, Harlan 149, 141, 143, 129 Jones, Harleigh 149. 106 Juneau, Jonathan 149 Kelleher, Jason 149, 150 Kinchen, Graham 149, 121, 143 Laborde, Glen 149 Lamana, Scott 149, 105, 121 Landry, Scott 149, 35, 121 LeBlanc. Collin 149, 150, 121 LeBlanc, Jeff 149. 143 LeBlanc, Myles 149, 121 Leggio, Joe 149 I-essing, Michael 149 Lopoo, John 149, 133 Mackey, Todd 149, 101. 121, 130 Mayeaux, Kenneth 149 McCann, Chad 150 McGuire, Roger 150 McLavy, Scott 150, 103 Melancon, Brent 150 Mendoza. Jose 150, 107 Minton, Robert 150, 121 Miranda. Webb 150 Moak, Paul 150, 121 Moran, Chris 150, 121, 130 Morar. Michael 150, 120 Morgan, Todd 150 Morris. Reggie 150, 130 Napoli, Scott 150 Noel. Greg 150 Ourso, 'Frey 150, 101, 121 Palmer, Mike 150, 130 Perrett, Charles 150 Polozola. Gordon 150, 101, 122, 143 Polozola, Kyle 150, 101, 121 Prochaska, Mike 150, 103, 125 Pugh. Tison 151, 106 Purpera. Jeff 147, 151. 130 Reames, Will 151. 121 Rebelle, Wayne 151, 98 Reinhardt. Michael 151, 125 Remmetter, David 151, 121 Riche, Kenny 147, 151, 121, 131. 130 Riker. Mike 151 Rizer. Ricky 151, 101 Roberie. Doug 151, 121 Rodriguez, Ruben 151. 10 1. 107 Roppolo, David 151 Ruhlin, Joe 151, 101, 122, 143 Saltus, Allen 151, 121, 143 Schmit, Kevin 151, 122 Sepeda, Steven 151, 125 Simoneaux, Keith 151, 106 Sinquefield, Kevin 150, 151, 121 Smith. Keith 151, 103 Smith, Kent 151, 139, 141 Smith, Tommy 151, 104 Snyder. Ben 151 Solari, Lonny 151, 125 Stewart. Mark 151 St. Pierre, Andrew 151 Strenski, John 151, 143, 130 Sykes, Doug 151, 121 Talbot. Paul 151, 121 Tibbetts, Craig 151 Vignes, Jean-Claude 151 Walters. Edward 151, 105 Weston, Greg 151, 121 Wilkinson. William 151 Williams, Tom 151, 104. 101, 122 8th Grade Cain. Doug 152 Chenevert, Scott 152 Culotta, Jacob 152 Delaune, Brant 152 Dodaro, Nick 152 Fourrier. Greg 152 Giordano, Chris 152 Goudelocke, lan 152 Griffith, Mark 152 Hoffman. Martin 152, 104 Howell, Todd 152, 104 Laville, Ben 152 Loft, Brian 152 Lundin, Marc 152 Maristany, Bernard 152, 107 McCormick, Michael 152, 122, 143 MccDowell. George 152 Mereness, John 152, 104 Orcino, Michael 152 Pat in, Jeff 152 Pope. Adrian 152 Powell. Clay 152 Rockhold, Keith 152 Rupp. Philip 152 Schumacker, John 152. 107 Screen, Jimmy 152 Stonich, Edward 152 Towns, Charels 152 Tullier. Kevin 152 Vidrine. Chris 152 Webb. James 152 Bargas. Gordon 152, 106 Branstetter. 'Frey 152 Brouillette, Steve 152. 104 Burke. Richard 152 207 Dear Reader; It is sad to say my four years at CHS has come to a close. As I look back I will be able to enjoy the memories of my association with CHS. Most of these memories will come from this year’s Bruin, a yearbook which has its own individual qualities. Each year the qualities change, and I hope that the staff and myself have done our job to present these qualities in a unique book representing the 1985 school year. I would like to give a very special thanks to the faculty, staff, and students for making my job easier with all the cooperation I received from them. Also, I would like to thank Mrs. Susan Saale, the yearbook moderator, for helping myself and the staff when we were in dire need of help. Without Vincent Saffiotti we would never have the unique design of this year’s Bruin. Thanks to Darrin Rivault, Peter Austin, Rivers Wall, Ken Achacoso, Mike Acaldo Vinne Shortess, Billy Soileau, and Kurt Graves. With Mrs. Jan Breen as the new photography moderator, all the pictures were superb, she did a marvelous job along with Lyndon Darens-bourg, Patrick Wilder, and Micheal’s Photography. My'deepest appreciation to all the non-members who spent their valuable time helping the staff, thank you very much. A tremendous thanks to David Pope. Without David the 1985 Bruin would have never been completed on time. He was not a member of the staff, but he came early in the mornings for weeks during the summer to help write the closing copy. One good thing comes with the end of my Catholic High School education, and that is my future. I know with the CHS experience and tradition my future hopefully will be promising. And my sincere regardes to next years staff. KEN ZITO EDITOR BROTHERS' COPY THIS COPY OF THE C.H.S. YEARBOOK IS NOT TO BE REMOVED FROM THE LIBRARY OF THE BROTHERS' RESIDENCE AT 855 HEARTHSTONE DRIVE.