Charity Hospital School of Nursing - Caps and Capes Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

HiilllEifi Us - - fWTWl ' W ' iwi i 1 ' Ml, CAPS AND CAPES 1971-72 Volume 34 Charity Hospital School Of Nursing New Orleans, La. Administration ■ Curriculum ... 18 Classes.46 Organizations . . 76 Activities.94 In today ' s age of technology, changes are inevitable. They take place within minutes, overnight and over years. The changes may affect one or many. Here in our own school we have recently been affected by new curfews, new sign out rules, new dress regulations and a new building. In Charity Hospital, new uniform regulations, new services and modern equipment are evident. In our community, new buildings are being erected, new responsibil¬ ities and privileges.are being given to the young. But amidst these renovations, some things never change. The World Is A Scene Of Change 3 4 Change Amuses The Mind 5 !L____ 6 -TN Changes Take Time New Devices Make Life Easier 9 10 City Sprouts New Among Old II 12 13 Yes, the world around us is different every day. How does this effect us? Are we dy¬ namic enough to change with it, or will we be lost in memories of the Past? Administration And Curriculum 17 Under the leadership of Charity Hospital director, Dr. Charles Mary, Jr., and the Charity Hos¬ pital Board of Administrators, the hospital underwent many changes during the past year. Much of the hospital has been painted and air- conditioned. Included in the new supplies and equiptment purchased for the hospital are new wheelchairs, many disposable items including disposable baby formulas, hydrolic lifts in all areas, mobile emergen¬ cy carts in all areas, and ice machines. New areas in the hos¬ pital include a four bed respiratory intensive care unit, a coronary care unit, and a pediatric emergency admit room. New Leadership Brings Many Changes CHARITY HOSPITAL BOARD OF ADMINISTRATORS: Seated, Dr. Gilbert C. Tomskey, Mrs. Mary Connally, Dr. Don L. Peterson, Mr. A. N. Simmons, Dr. Allen Ellender. STANDING: Mr. Edward S. Bopp, Mr. Sam Arcuri, Mrs. George Blue, Dr. Charles Mary, Jr., Mr. Louis E. Thomas, Jr., Dr. Maurice O. Weilbaecher, Dr. Allen A. Copping, Mr. A. P. Richard, Mr. CarlT. Smith, Mr. Weldon Talley, Dr. J. M. Ciarovella. 18 Matters Of Importance Brought To Director The Director of Charity Hospital School of Nursing, Sister Blanche McDonnell, continued to spend much of her time overseeing the completion of the school ' s new educational building. In addition to her administrative duties at the School of Nursing, Sister Blanche served in other positions of impor¬ tance including President of South Louisiana League for Nursing; Pre- ident of the governing board of DePaul Hospital; and 1st Vice-Pres¬ ident of the Louisiana State Nurses ' Association. Administrative Staff The Decision Makers MISS S. COOPER Educational Director MRS. J. HALLER Assistant Registrar MISS S. LOTHER Administrative asst, to the director MRS. M. MANICH Assistant Director MISS M. MED LIN Asst. Educational Director MRS. S. NASH Registrar MRS. B. PHILIPPS Asst. Educational Director MRS. R. WALLACE Admissions and Recruitment Director 20 Providing Answers To Students ' Problems MRS. J. BULL Li brarian MRS. D. BURVANT Student Body Advisor MRS. E. DOERING Director of Student Personnel Services MRS. H. HOTARD Li brarian MRS. D. MEIS Counselor REV. L.J. Meyers S.J. Counselor MRS. C. MONAHAN Financial Aid Officer MRS. C. ROSABAL Health Nurse MRS. V. ROUBLEAU Librarian MRS. M. SMART Publications Advisor MISS S. TAYLOR Social Activities Director I 21 Housemother ' s Role Vital To Students MRS. E. COMEAUX MRS. A. LeBLANC MRS. M. LIND MRS. R. MICHEL MRS. A. MORTENSEN Residence Director MRS. A. PHILIBERT MRS. M. REESE MRS. R. RICHARDS MRS. C. THILBORGER 22 Speed And Accuracy Required Of Clericals MRS. E. ARGOTE MRS. D. BARROW MRS. D. COLLURA MRS. J. FALLER miss o. McGowan MRS. M. HATFIELD MRS. M. LADNER MISS D. MORALES H m l 1 f WBm - j j . | ■ . ii j c: r-v, «r . iPv fcaaww ' cv.: ] ■ • ' , ' rir : iSl , ' i r ' f fl :3P-7 ? ' i : w-; w 5 j ■ i j V - f ' t.HHK■ r . ' ■ ; ;wl | 23 Rita Williams, above, eager¬ ly dissects her cat while ' Mr. Crais, upper right, demon¬ strates the function of the ear. Freshmen students find their classes most interesting. 24 Scientific Principles Focus On Nursing The sciences offer the basic foundation for the principles of health and disease with special emphasis on their importance to nursing. The integraded systems which form the body and maintain it in a proper state were the main topics sudied in Anat¬ omy and Physiology. The nursing student learned the basic principles of Mi¬ crobiology with special em¬ phasis on the application to her daily practice of nursing. The student was provided with the current concepts of the scientific principles of Nu¬ trition and their application to meet the individual ' s physiological and psycholog¬ ical needs. Chemistry offered a survey of the general principles which govern the chemical processes of the body. Disecting the brain, above takes much time and effort, Mr. Crais explains to his stu¬ dents. Mrs. Smith, below, strives to teach her students good nutrition. MR. D. CRAIS MRS. J. SMITH MISS K. TINSLEY 25 Preparing To Meet Basic Needs Of Patient 26 Several new teaching techniques were used in Fundamentals of Nursing. First of all, a new lec¬ ture on student responsibilities and study techniques was added. As a new experience in commu¬ nication, tapes were used in which new material was presented on improving communication tech¬ niques and building therapeutic relationships. Also for the first time, material was presented on meeting the rest and sleep needs of the patient. New material on topical applica¬ tion of drugs eye, ear and nose drops was studied. Also new con¬ cept media filmstrips entitled Psychological Aspects of Cancer were viewed. A further new learning experience focused around a lawyer ' s lecture on the legal aspects of nursing. LEFT: She said if I drop the soap I have to start again. OPP. PAGE: It takes one freshman to give the bath and the other to keep the patient covered ! Christina Zilaste changes the bed of a patient in traction. RIGHT: Did she say we write on the green, pink or yellow page? MRS. A. COLFREY MISS M. COMPAGNO MRS. T. CROOKS MRS. E. D’ANZI MRS. M. ESTALOTE MRS. J. SANCHEZ MRS. J. SCHEXNAYDER SISTER MARY BETH 27 Mrs. Crooks (below) demonstrates the proper way to make a bed. A freshman student (right) learns that communicating with the patient is an important part of nursing. Birdie Barres (below) contemplates suicide while getting her patient assignment. 28 MRS J. THOMAS MISS J. WEISHEIT Bedmaking and communication techniques are important lessons learned in Fundamentals. i 1 29 Psychiatric Nursing aims to establish helpful nurse-patient relationships with emphasis on understanding behavior and purposeful use of self. By working with hospitalized patients with psychiatric disorders at Charity Hospital and Veterans Administration Hospital, students received the opportunity to gain a better un¬ derstanding of all persons and the ability to use concepts of psychiatric nursing in all areas of nursing practice. Planned experiences in¬ cluded establishing the one-to-one relation¬ ship, planning group activities with the patients, participating in various group ther¬ apies and attending the psychiatric out-patient clinci. Sandy Pitre and Mary Moore (right) participate in group therapy sessions as part of their psychiatric training. Dale Collura (below) aids patient with handicrafts in occupational therapy. Mrs. Hebert and Mary Diaz confer at lower right. i : ; 30 Interpersonal Skills Are Utilized MRS. B. HO BERT MRS. B. MANGIN SISTER LEE ANN Kisook Yoon and Mary Moore participate in interpersonal relationships with their patients. 31 ■ ' 1 «rv«. a ••• Students in the maternity and newborn areas cared for premature and normal babies before, during and after their birth. Changes that were evident in these hospital wards included a premature nursery annex, which is an overflow nursery for the normal nursery on 10th floor. The labor rooms were partioned into four separate rooms with a four bed capacity to provide more pri¬ vacy for the patients. Harriet Oliver (right) gently handles a newborn baby, while below, Jean Bowman gives baby his cereal. Jay Gonzalas adds a new look to the O.B. ward as he turns on one of the tv ' s donated by the Alumni Association. Helping Bring New Life To The World Lydia McCoy (above) bottle feeds one of her small patients, as Dennis Pinkozie (left) exerts tender loving care. At right, a new mother views her baby shown off by junior Sherry Smith. Specialized Nursing Care Taught Joanne Goldfinch (above left) checks blood pressure in the cancer research center. Rosalind Albritten (right) assists an ambulatory patient with a post operative breathing treatment. Brenda Richard (below) talks with her patient while Mary Moniz checks the IV. 34 Surgery I is divided into two divisions: Operating Room where students learn to scrub and assist with the operation as well as circulate, and wards, pre-operative, Recovery Room and post-operative. Barbara Glover and Carolyn Daigle instruct a patient in positive pressure breathing. 35 Comprehensive Care Is Learned This year the instructors of Med¬ icine made the course more student centered. This means that the stu¬ dent took a more active role in the class theory by presenting a patient with the disease being studied. The students looked up medications, diagnostic tests to be preformed and other aspects of the illness and discussed them in small groups. Mary Ianazzo (above) shows the doctor where to find the radial artery. Cindy Bahr tires to persuade her patient the machine won’t bite back. 36 Cheryl McGinnis (above) offers water to her patient while Helen Ruberts looks on. Myra Diaz (left) has a friendly visit with her patient. But Michelle (above right) you have to give him cardiac massage ! 37 Speciality Areas Qtudied In Med-Surg The course of study in Medical- Surgical Nursing included such areas as MICU, SICU, Neurology, and Team Nursing. The students in these surgical areas worked amidst some of the changes going on in Charity Hospital. The surgical wards have initiated a new system of progressive patient care whereby acute patients are located in one ward. As the patient’s condition improves, he is transferred to other ward until he gets to the self care unit. Amidst the traction wires and pulleys (right) Debbie Waguespack and Lindy Sibly position their patient in be d. The technique of drawing blood gases is learned in intensive care units. 38 Students in Team Nursing observe as staff nurse removes the patient ' s bandage. Mrs. Lee (left) carefully studies her students’ performances. 39 Good Health Promoted Outside Of Ward This year’s course in Out Patient Nursing offered a variety of new experiences to the student. Students learned to do venipuncture in the hospital laboratory under the guidance of laboratory technicians. Experience in the new pediatric emergen¬ cy room began, and there was greater depth of learning in conditions of the ear and eye in these clinics. More emphasis was placed on student discussion of topics for the promotion of mental health and for more adequate nutrition with patients in their homes. In accident room (above) Sylvia Bullings assists the doctor by taking the patient’s pulse. Learning the procedure for veinipuncture in the laboratory are Alice Carmouche and Madeline Cerniglia. Joanne Frichter assists doctor by sup¬ porting leg of patient while his ancle is wrapped in the busy accident room. 40 Lynn May and Pam May observe as M.D. makes an examination in Out Patient depart ment. To administer a vision test was one of the skills learned in Out Patient Nursing. 41 Nursing On A Smaller Scale i i ! Nursing of children offered to the student theory and nurs¬ ing experience in the care of children from birth to twelve years of age. Clinical experience was ob¬ tained on the pediatric units of Charity Hospital, a 300 bed unit, as well as in the new pediatric emergency room. Lynn May and Cindy Stienkamp (above left) teach mothers how to read a thermometer in new pe¬ diatric emergency room. Patty Illg (above right) instruct parents on tube feeding. Kay Toups and Annette White (right)assist a doc¬ tor in an examination. I 42 MRS. J. ADAMS MRS. G. FUQUA Playing and working (above) can be the same in Peds. A guitar proves to be a favorite toy for this deaf child. 43 Complex Surgical Problems Studied Pam Bourgeois and Dale Collura (above) observe treatments given in the kidney dialysis unit. Pat Lindsey assists her patient with his breakfast (right). 44 Sylvia Ballance (left) carefully checks her patient’s blood pressure. Janice Pantermuehl (below) gives wound care using sterile technique. MRS. B. BEARY MRS. B. ILLG MRS. S. MEYER 45 CLASSES Largest Freshman Class Admitted Rita A bee Hickory, N.C. Melissa Adams Raceland, La. Claire Albe Arabi, La. Martha Allen Philadelphia, Miss. Lygia Amy Eunice, La. Monette Aubert Denham Springs, La. Debra Baker Slidell, La. Sally Bacque Opelousas, La. Freshman class officers seen above are Regina Dominique, secretary; Karen Leitz, group chairman, Rita Williams, group chairman, Roseann Sellers, parliamentarian; Karen Fair, treasurer. 48 Rabetta Barras Abbeville, La. Debra Belcher New Orleans, La. Deborah Benoit New Orleans, La. Mary Anne Billeaud Broussard, La. Christine Blanchard New Orleans, La. Debra Boudreaux Lawtell, La. Fay Boudreaux Marrero, La. Kathleen Bouis New Orleans, La. Charlene Breaux New Iberia, La. Geralyn Breaux New Orleans, La. Carolyn Brunet New Orleans, La. Linda Broussard Metairie, La. Deborah Brown Franklinton, La. Barbara Burckhartt Lafayette, La. Jean Burton Port Sulphur, La. Bruce Calamari Chalmette, La. Denise Tingle, at left, studies diligently during an Anatomy and Physiology lab. 49 A Freshmen Make New Friends Wendy Callahan Houma, La. Marianne Capelle New Orleans, La. Betty Carpenter New Orleans, La. Martha Case Mesquite, Texas Sue Casey Westwego, La. Deborah Castanza New Orleans, La. Kathryn Caviness Eunice, La. Susan Chaisson Houma, La. Lynda Cinquigranno Metairie, La. Cynthia Cole Metairie, La. Jeanne Colligan Breaux Bridge, La. Cynthia Cormier New Orleans, La. Donna Corona Kenner, La. Mary Crosby New Orleans, La. Nancy Crowe Gonzales, La. Maggie DeVore Oakdale, La. Karen Dillon Houma, La. Regina Dominque Mathews, La. Karen Doyle Chalmette, La. Ann Dupre’ Belle Rose, La. 50 Marilyn Zeringue, below left, and Mona Hohensee entice some visitors while at right, Charlene White puts on the finishing touches for her latest love. Celeste Echelard New Orleans, La. Deborah Economides Metairie, La. Joyce Ellis Baton Rouge, La. Sheila, Ellis Marianna, Fla, Denise Eroche Raceland, La. Norma Espiau New Orleans, La. Jane Ewton Kenner, La. Karen Fair New Orleans, La. Lisa Falcon White Castle, La. Roberta Feutz New Orleans, La. Ardell Fink Metairie, La. Janell Fournier Franklin, La. 51 Sharon Frazier Kentwood, La. Sue Gard Jt . . • Morgan City, La. Bertha Garner New Orleans, La. 4 ' - Mary Lynn Gauthreaux Ponchatoula, La. ' Hr Monica Gilchrist Chalmette, La. Sandra Gilibert Kenner, La. Charles Giroir Braithwaite, La. Susan Glass Metairie, La. Vivian Gonsoulin New Iberia, La. Louis Gregoire New Orleans, La. Etta Grice Metairie, La. Thomas Grotjan New Orleans, La. Freshmen march single file to class, while at right Vernon Williams takes a few seconds out to relax. 52 Willie Dell Guichard New Orleans, La. Mitzie Guidroz Raceiand, La. Maria Gurney San Jose ' , Costa Rica Linda Hand New Orleans, La. Michelle Hand Luling, La. Linda Harris Franklin, La. Denise Hebert Metairie, La. Karen Hebert Metairie, La. Emily Ann Heine Arabi, La. Mona Hohensee Raceiand, La. Olander Holloway New Orleans, La. Brenda Holman St. Bernard, La. Linda Howell Augusta, Ga. Theresa Hughes New Orleans, La. Katherine Jacobson New Orleans, La. Donna Jagneaux Gonzales, La. Dorothea Johnson Houston, Texas Mary Johnson New Orleans, La. Mary Jo Johnson New Orleans, La. Cora Jones New Orleans, La. 53 Judith Kelley Metairie, La. Deborah Killian Gadsden, Ala. Deborah Kosko Kenner, La. Linda Kramer New Orleans, La. Pamela Lally Opelousas, La. Mary Lambert Opelousas, La. Gwendolyn LaMothe New Orleans, La. Diane Landry Belle Chasse, La. Burris Lane Picayune, Miss. Diana LeBlanc Abbeville, La. Mary LeCompte Morgan City, La. Karen Leitz Kenner, La. Freshmen Find Time To Relax 54 Above left, a student reminices over old yearbook, while at right Ann Marie Monge and Burris Lane find time for a few minutes together. Opposite page: Debbie Killian and Vicki Von Sender enjoy watching TV in small lounge. Karen Majoria Marrero, La. Cherry Masters New Orleans, La. Mary Mayard Abbeville, La. Sheila Menard Opelousas, La. Millet, Patti Kenner, La. Elizabeth Mitchell Metairie, La. Ann Marie Monge ' Metairie, La. Patricia Moscovis Opelousas, La. 55 Nita Murphy Alvin, Texas Kathy Neal St. Francisville, La. j Lillian Noble Lake Charles, La. Becky Norman New Orleans, La. Suzanne Olivier Arnaudville, La. Doris O’Neal Walker, La. Dayle Onken Welsh, La. Nancy O ' Pry Tallahassee, Fla. Kathryn Ortis Morganza, La. Cynthia Oster Zachary, La. Nelda Parker Crowley, La. Suzanne Perret Metairie, La. Susan Pharr New Iberia, La. Bridget Pierre Ama, La. 56 Stephanie Powell New Orleans, La. Mary Prather Church Point, La. Liska Price Bogalusa, La. Katherine Rene Opelousas, La. Cynthia Reynolds Baton Rouge, La. Susan Ronsonet New Iberia, La. Ellen Ryder Opelousas, La. Karen Sahuc Metairie, La. Donna Savoie Metairie, La. Mary Savoy Morgan City, La. Donna Schexnaydre Metairie, La. Pamela Schulingkamp Baton Rouge, La. 4 f n, j Mm 1 ■ ■ i Opposite page: Freshmen students are enjoying them¬ selves at a birthday party. Students at left are on one of their many rides down. Nancy O ' Pry, at right, joy¬ fully turns in one of her care plans. A 57 Roseann Sellers Tallahassee, Fla. Vicki Sharron Pensacola, Fla. Gail Sillimon New Orleans, La. Carolyn Simms New Orleans, La. Janet Stiefer New Orleans, La. Camille Suess Rocky Point, N.Y. Karen Sweeney Perdido Beach, Ala. Martha Tallaksen Baton Rouge, La. Above left, Regine Dominque studies early so she’ll be able to go out but Sue Gard at right has abandoned the books and started to get ready. Arris Thames Luling, La. Denise Tingle Baker, La. Diane Tingle Baker, La. Barbara Tomba New Orleans, La. 58 At left, Sheila Ellis prepares her¬ self for a big day ahead. Freshmen Always Look Their Best Catherine Vautrot Opelousas, La. Donna Vidrine Ville Platte, La. Vickie Von Senden Houma, La. Charlene White Metairie, La. Deothear Williams Harvey, La. Rita Williams Metairie, La. Sandra Williams Morgan City, La. Vernon Williams New Orleans, La. Mary Woody Nathcez, Miss. Ann Wright Paradis, La. Christina Zelasko Houma, La. Marilyn Zeringue Raceland, La. 59 Junior Class Officers: Stephanie Laws, vice-president; Harriet Olivier, secretary; Wilda Taylor, treasurer; Michelle Gossett, parliamentarian; Mary Iannazzo, president. Class of ' 73 Always Studying, Kathleen Adams Columbia, Miss. Claire Amato New Orleans, La. Bonnie Arton Franklin, La. Edna Baker New Orleans, La. Cynthia Balu Harahan, La. Edena Barnes Baton Rouge, La. Debbie Bascle Bourg, La. Della Beard Metairie, La. 1 60 Phyllis Beaumont Gretna, La. Merna Benoit Houma, La. Helen Bienvenu St. Martinville, La. Laverne Birdsall New Orleans, La. Pamela Bourgeois Morganza, La. Erma Bowman Kenner, La. Denise Brouillette Marksville, La. Yvonne Caddell Ocean Springs, Miss. Barbara Cardwell LaGrange, Ga. Dale Collura Marrero, La. Jackie Comeaux Belle Rose, La. Diane Prudhomme Creel Metairie, La. 6:30 A.M. - 1 more minute to hand in my scrub book. One more medicine test, one more F, says Mary Hart. 61 Beverly Daigle Harahan, La. Carolyn Daigle Houma, La. Shirley Dauzat Marksville, La. Elren Davis New Orleans, La. Adrianne Debrow Houston, Texas Dru Decareaux Lake Charles, La. Myra Diaz Galliano, La. Loretta Duplantis New Orleans, La. Kaye Fears Morgan City, La. Catherine Finley Crowley, La. Catherine Fleming New Iberia, La. Kathleen Fogerty Houston, Texas 62 Juniors Find Time For Fun Charlene Fontenot Ville Platte, La. Barbara Glover Harahan, La. Joanne Goldfinch Baltimore, Md. Suzette Gomes Marrero, La. Jeannette Gonsoulin Arabi, La. Leonard Gonzales Thibodaux, La. Michele Gossett Ferriday, La. Kathy Granier St. James, La. Ellen Grass Alexandria, La. Constance Hand Luling, La. Louise Harrell Alexandria, La. Mary Hart Hamburg, Ark. Opposite page left: Is it for hot, cold, or warm water? asked Stephanie Laws. Harriet Olivier replies, All temperatures! Op¬ posite page right; Wake up to the beauty of Mary Moniz and a good cup of coffee, and left; How can I cut tomorrow ' s class? wonders Cookie Robbins. 63 Bonnie Hebert Napoleonville, La. Yvonne Hebert New Iberia, La. Mary Iannazzo Metairie, La. Roslyn Johnny New Iberia, La. Gwendolyn Joubert La. Deborah Kutchmire Tampa, Fla. Pat Lagrange Sunset, La. Katherine Lanphier New Iberia, La. Stephanie Laws New Orleans, La. Dorothy Lefler Tampa, Fla. Sheila Legendre Arabi, La. 64 Lynel Leonard New Orle ans, La. Acquanetta Livingston Elton, La. Cheryl McGinnis Harvey, La. Velma Madrid New Orleans, La. Sandra Maillet Marksville, La. Catherine Marrione New Orleans, La. Cynthia Martin Mamou, La. Mary Moniz New Orleans, La. Class Collects Clothes For Needy Mary Moore New Orleans, La. Margaret Nicaud New Orleans, La. Harriet Olivier Bourg, La. Dennis Pinkozie Metairie, La. OPPOSITE PAGE: Only 3 more days before Friday and Bonnie Hebert is very happy about that. At left; They just gotta come off! And right; Hello, Charlie . . . Oh, you ' re Ted! 65 Sandy Pitre Cut Off, La. Jackie Populus Hammond, La. Jackie Porth Harvey, La. Lynn Ricca Gretna, La. Brenda Richard Opelousas, La. Brenda Robbins Port Allen, La. Cheryl Ronsonet New Iberia, La. Helen Ruberts Folson, La. It ' s your turn to sell cokes! says Charlene Fontenot. Connie Turchi is glad it’s not her turn. Laverne Schexnayder Belle Rose, La. Sherry Smith Arlington, Texas Rhoda Southhall Baton Rouge, La. Cathy Stack New Orleans, La. 66 Beverly Williams Abbeville, La. Kissok Yoon New Orleans, La. Wilda Taylor Breaux Bridge, La. Pat Templet Plattenville, La. Connie Turchi Avondale, La. Penny Valenti New Orleans, La. Emily Vath New Orleans, La. Sandy Walton Baton Rouge, La. Juanita Wescoat New Orleans, La. Shirley Dauzat and Harriet Olivier, above, persuade Helen Bienvenieu to use her new wheels while O.B, students, lower, happily leave the hospital. 67 Seniors Most Spirited In 1971 PAM A BA DIE New Orleans, La. CHRIS ALBERADO Plaquemine, La. EVELYN ARCENEAUX Bourg, La. AGATHA AUTHEMENT Houma, La. SYLVIA BALLANCE Lafayette, La. SHARON BERT HELOT Welcome, La. LINDA BOREL Lake Charles, La. CYNTHIA BOURGEOIS Chalmette, La. 68 MARILYN BOURGEOIS Vacherie, La. MARILYN BREWIN Pearl River, La. NONA BROUSSARD Lafayette, La. MAUREEN BULLIUNG New Orleans, La. KARLENE BURGOON Port Allen, La. ARLENE BUTEAU Jeanerette, La. ALICE CARMOUCHE Metairie, La. DIANE CARVELL Crowley, La. DEBRA CHAUDOIR Jeanerette, La. LINDA CHERRY Ocean Springs, Miss. WENDY CONNAUGHTON Biloxi, Miss. MYRTIS COON Zachary, La. On opposite page, Senior class officers: Peggy Ditta, Sargent at Arms; Dorothy Dorsett, Parliamentarian; Diane Craft, Vice-President; Pat Lindsey, President; Debbie Waguespack, Secretary; and JoAnn Fricter, Treasurer. Bill York fixes a drink for Debbie Kerr at the Winter Formal. 69 DIANE CRAFT Eunice, La. DEBBIE DAVIDSON Pensacola, Fla. NOVA DELOACH Laurel, Miss. DIANE DOERLE New Iberia, La. DOROTHY DORSETT New Orleans, La. MARY DOUCET Crowley, La. GUIANN DREW Gretna, La. CHELSA DUHON Scott, La. DEBBIE EDWARDS Dade City, Fla. FREDA FERDINAND New Orleans, La. DEBBIE FRANCHEBOIS Opelousas, La. CASANDRA FRENCH New Orleans, La. JO ANN FRICHTER Arabi, La. MONA FRUGE Eunice, La. LINDA GENTHE Oklahoma City, Okla, KAREN GRANIER St. James, La. Chelsa Duhon and JoAnn Fricter are pleased to know that they will be the first ones on the elevator - if it ever comes down! Opposite Page: Maureen Bulluing and Pris Leger have the last laugh at the latest victim of the old hair-in- the-soup-trick! Barbara Prest and Patrice Bruno anx¬ iously await their Sudafed. 70 Qeniors Played Hostess For The Block Party In February Fran Guidry New Iberia, La. Verona Guillory Oakdale, La. Glenda Haydel Vacherie, La. Natalie Hebert New Orleans, La. Linda Howarth Metairie, La. Alvilda Humphrey Kenner, La. Rosie Johnson Mansfield, La. Martha Jones Highland Park, Ill. Christine Kirsch Kenner, La. Rosemary Lamia New Orleans, La. Beverly Landry Houma, La. Carol Landry Debou, La. Seniors Plan Their Futures PHYLLIS LANDRY Baton Rouge, La. PRISCILLA LEGER Iota, La. RUTH LEWIS Crowley, La. TRUDY LIRETTE Houma, La. EARLINE LOGAN New Orleans, La. ALICIA LOUVIERE New Iberia, La. DIXIE Me CLOUSKEY Baton Rouge, La. LYDIA McCOY Greensburg, La. VIRGINIA McNEELY Morgan City, La. BARBARA MARCOTTE Charenton, La. JANE MARTIN Baton Rouge, La. LYNN MAY Baton Rouge, La. 72 PAT MAY Kenner, La. BARBARA ME LAN CON St. James, La. JOYCE MONAGHAN Green Cove Springs, Fla. SUSAN MYERS Houma, La. Center: Rosie Johnson shows off her new hairdo for the Winter Formal, and he wonders if this is the final results. Opposite Page: Beverly Landry per¬ forms one of the many functions of a roommate - bringing a sicktray. Opposite page right: The Devil made me stay out past curfew! NONA NORMAND Marksville, La. KATHY NOSACKA Gramercy, La. DODIE ORY New Orleans, La. BECKY PACHIARZ Danville, Ill. KATHY PALMISANO New Orleans, La. JANICE PANTERMUEHL New Orleans, La. ROSALIE PARENTON New Orleans, La. MARIE PATIN Breaux Bridge, La. i ) 73 SANDRA PETERSON New Orleans, La. PATRICE POLITO Franklin, La. PAT POPULUS New Orleans, La. MARY POSSENO New Orleans, La. BARBARA PREST New Orleans, La. SUSAN PYE Amite, La. ELLA RAMAGOS Morganza, La. BRENDA REED Maraou, La. LYNN REIMONENQ New Orleans, La. MARY BELLE RICHARDS New Orleans, La. PAT RIEDER Mahwah, New Jersey VERONICA ROGOWSKI Chalmette, La. PENNY RUTLEDGE Baton Rouge, La. PHYLLIS SAUNDERS New Orleans, La. LINDA SIBLEY Gonzales, La. VIRGINIA SMITH Galveston, Texas Mrs. Anderson, Phyllis Landry and Jane Weekly exhibit faces of joy at the days end. 74 MARY SONNIER Lafayette, La. LAURA STASSI Kenner, La. RITA STEIB Maringouin, La. CYNTHIA STEINKAMP Metairie, La. Happy Seniors Near Graduation ANDREA STUCKART Augusta, Ga. IDA SWAFFORD Milton, Fla. DEBORAH TAYLOR Memphis, Tenn. EVARN TOBIAS Kenner, La. KAY TOUPS Napoleonville, La. DEBRA WAGUESPACK Convent, La. JANE WEEKLEY Milton, Fla. ANNETTE WHITE Morgan City, La. ROSE MARY WHITE New Orleans, La. VARIE YARYAN Marksville, La. BILL YORK Chattahoochee, Fla. JOAN ZERINGUE Gramercy, La. 75 76 CLUBS 77 Clockwise from middle are Beverly Landry, 2nd Vice-President; Cheryl Ronsonet, Treasurer; Penny Rutledge, President; Bonnie Arton, Secretary; Carolyn Daigle, Parliamentarian; Lynn May, 1st Vice- President. 78 Representing Students Big Job Student Council is the student governing body of this institution. Students elect officers by majority vote to make and work on improving their rules and envi¬ ronment. Members include, at left, Back row: Beverly Landry, Denise Hebert, Madge Me Lain, Karen Leitz, and Front row: Lynn May, Penny Rutledge, Pat Lindsey, Cheryl Ronsonet, and Bill York. i 79 Judiciary Board, a part of the governmental structure of the stu¬ dent body, hears cases where offenses are appealed by the stu¬ dents. Offenses may be given by any student body member, faculty member, or housemother, for failure to comply with the rules and regu¬ lations of the student handbook, which were written by the student body and faculty. There are eleven members on this board. Three members from each class, a secretary, and a president, the vice-president of the student council. Pictured at left are, front row, Dixie McClosky, Dottie Lefleur, Roselyn Johnny, back row, Pat May, Kay Toups, Andrian Debrow, and Rita A bee. J. D. Enforces Laws 80 Ixthus Promotes Friendship Anyone needing a friend or some¬ thing interesting and rewarding to do on Thursday nights was welcomed at Ixthus meetings. The work Ixthus denotes that it is an organization of Christians trying to learn more about God, life, and people and how they interrelate. Don Rogers, who club members term an outstanding man and vital Christian leader, is the club sponsor. Ixthus meetings have included a guest speaker on the Ba Hai religion, insight film on mental illness, a meeting to get to know and understand each other and a study series on the New Testament. Pictured at left, top row, Cindy Bourgeois, Christine Zelasko, Kisook Yoon, bottom row, Mary Mayard, Diane Le Blanc, Cathy Vautrot, Marti Tallaksen. High Averages Required To be eligible for membership to Sigma Alpha Chi, one must have maintained a cumulative quality point average of 2.2 after comple¬ tion of the first semester of the Junior year, manifested leadership and interest in at least two school activities and be of good moral character. Pictured at left: Pam Abadie, Rosemary White and Linda Howard. 81 Black Qtudents Strive For Unity B.S.O. Members, Upper: First Row: Lillian Noble, treasurer; Freda Ferdinand, president; Cynthia Cormier, Catherine Rene, Geralyn Breaux. Second Row: Lynn Reimonenq; Rosalyn Johnny, vice-president; Dorothy Dorsett, Alvida Humphrey. Third Row: Elren Davis, secretary; Edna baker, Jacqueline Comeaux, Patricia Pop ulus. Fourth Row: Rosie Johnson, Acquanetta Livingston, Joyce Ellis, Gale Sillemon, Bridget Pierre, Evarn Tobias. Black Student Organization is an organization initiated three years ago for the purpose of insuring better rights and privileges for its members. The club seeks to broaden the scope of black unity among the group and disburse it among others. The B.S.O. plans its activities on a monthly basis with a grand activity terminating the school year. Other B.S.O. activities included selling refresh¬ ments at movies, giving baskets at Thanksgiving and Christmas and visiting old folks home at Christmas. The Library Club members carried out the club’s purpose of aiding the school ' s librarians by man¬ ning the desk during the librarian ' s absence and decorating the library and lobby with seasonal decorations. Cultural attractions attended by the Library Club included a trip to the Delgado Museum and a visit to the Antique Pharmacy Museum. Members Visit Delgado Museum FIRST ROW: Dorothy Dorsett, Brenda Holman, Diane Craft. SECOND ROW: Velma Madrid, Juanita Wescoat, Pam Abadie, Cathy Renee, Freda Ferdinand, Rosie Johnson. THIRD ROW: Loretta Duplantis, Rosemary White, Louise Harrell, Debra Baker, Donna Corona, Lynn Reimonenq. FOURTH ROW: Pat Populus, Yvonne Tobias. 83 Winter Formal Biggest Project MEMBERS: Diane Craft, Cheryl McGinnis, Secretary; Jo Ann Fricter, Jeanette Adams, Mary Ianazzo, Karen Leitz, Pat Lindsey, Cindy Steinkamp, Cheryl Ronsonet, President; Susan Taylor, Sponsor; Rita Williams, Penny Rutledge. j H 1 84 Social Activities Committee is a branch of student government made up of the presidents of all student organizations and their sponsors. This committee plans the social activities for the year, such as the Winter Formal, talent show, style show, wiener roast, and Christmas parties. 85 C-Club Serving School C Club is an honorary service orga¬ nization composed of junior and senior students elected on the basis of their leadership abilities and service rendered to the school. The group published a monthly calendar of activities called the Zodiac, sponsored a halloween costume party, Thanksgiving wiener roast and visited an old folks home at Christmas. Members: First Row: Pat Lindsey, Jo Ann Frichter, Cheryl McGinnis, Roselyn Johnny, Merna Beniot, Cheryl Ronsonet. Second Row: Diane Craft, Beverly Landry, Joyce Monaghan, Dixie McCloskey. Third Row: Virginia Smith, Cindy Steinkamp, Chelsa Duhon, Penny Rutledge, Cathy Fleming. Fourth Row: Debbie Waguespack, Diane Doerle, Bonnie Arton, Bill York, Kay Toups, Becky Pachiarz, Lynn May, Pat May, Jean Bowman, Peggy Ditta. 86 87 Members: Left ro right, Kneeling: Elren Davis, Rec. Secretary, Susan Chaisson, Historian-Reporter, Madge McLain, Parliamentarian, Connie Turchi, Corresponding secretary, KayToups, 1st Vice-President, Cynthia Steinkamp, President, Michele Gossett, 2nd Vice-President, Cathy Fleming, Treasurer. 1st row; Debbie Castanza, Sue Gard, Rosie Johnson, Rosemary White, Mona Hohensee, Christina Zolasko, Mary Jo Johnson, Mary Jean Johnson, Diane Landry, Norma Espiau, Jean Burton, Rosalyn Johnny, Catherine Rene’, Freda Ferdinand, Mrs. Jeanette Adams, Consultant. 2nd row: Denise Eroche, Donna Vidrine, Sandra Williams, JoAnn Frichter, Marilyn Zeringue, Karen Leitz, Becky Norman, Charlene Breaux, Pam Lally, Patty Millet, Nancy O ' Pry, Lynn Reimonenq, Kathy Neal, Particia Populus. 3rd row: Regina Dominick, Debbie Waguespack, Charlene White, Melissa Adams, Mary Sue LeCompte, Donna Savoy, Camille Suess, Roseanne Sellers, Evarn Tobias, Charlene Fontenot, Harriet Olivier. 4th row: Dorothy Dorsett, Shelia Menard, Sandy Gilbert, Wendy Callahan, Debbie Economides, Debra Boudreaux, Sally Baque, Ardell Fink, Sheila Ellis, Brenda Richard, Lisa Falcon, Vickie Sharron, Vivian Gonsolin. Last row: Lynn May, Penny Rutledge, Susan Glass, Beverly Landry, Rita Williams, Bruce Calamari, Sandi Walton, Kathy Fogerty, Debbie Baker, Brenda Holman, Becky Pachciarz. Charity Hospital Association of Student Nurses is an organization which prepares the student for his or her roll as a registered nurse. Monthly meetings were held in which the business of the club was discussed and programs and projects were planned. Activities included a freshman orientation party, and a Christmas party. Dr. Pugh, from the new leukemia unit at Charity Hospital, was an interesting guest speaker. A representative from the hospital’s new burn center also spoke at a C.H.A.S.N. meeting. In November, the Louisiana Association of Student Nurses Convention in Monroe highlighted the fall activities. Representatives also attended the National Student Nurse’s Association Convention in Detroit, Michigan in April. Gossett Wins State Treasurer i 1 89 Staff Works Many Hours The small Caps and Capes staff met weekly from September until the final deadline in February to plan and assemble the 72 Caps and Capes. Many of the meetings were learning sessions in which Cheryl McGinnis, editor, taught the staff latest techniques in drawing lay-outs and taking photographs. Staff members above: Debbie Baker, Rita Abee, Debbie Castanza, Debbie Brown, Nancy O’Pry, Becky Norman, Debbie Economides, Cheryl McGinnis, Roseann Sellers, Marianne Capelle, Carolyn Daigle. Choral Club Entertains At Events The Choral Club which meets weekly was reorgan¬ ized this year by Marty Jones. Twenty-five members participated in a Christmas program at the annual student body Christmas party. Diane Craft is the group ' s accompanist. Members are Karen Leitz, Sue Gard, Rita Williams, Marty Jones, Becky Pachiarz, Charlene Breaux, Regina Dominick, Pattie Millet, Madge McLain, Mary Lacunt, Debbie Castanza, Sandra Williams, Vivian Gonsoulin. Sitting: Charlene White, Debbie Baker, Sheila Benard. 91 92 Athletes Strive For Best. TEAM MEMBERS: Regina Dominque, Sheila Menard, Nancy O ' Pry, Patti Millet, Ardell Fink, Denise Hebert, Becky Pachiarz, Peggy Nicaud, Rita Abee. Second Row: Shirley Dauzat, Yvonne Hebert, Fran Guidry, Deborah Castanza, Lisa Falcon, Sally Baque, Vicki Sharron, Roseanne Sellers, Michelle Gosset. The athletic club composed of volleyball, basketball and baseball team, is coached by Norman Bartholomew, an employee of Genuine Parts Company. The volleyball team was organized in September of 1971 and consisted of 23 female players. Charity ' s team is a member of the Commercial Athletic Association, competing against various business affiliated teams throughout the city. In 1971-72 the volleyball team placed second in their division with an overall position of runner-up in the Athletic Association. Kathy Lanphier was named All Star Player. She along with her team members received individual trophies for their performances. 93 «. � ■ 1 i. 94 Activities 95 j Seniors Receive Hard-Earned Bands Above, Miss Cooper awards Chelsa Duhon her senior cap while Debi Edwards looks on. To the right, more senior caps are distributed. 96 At right the seniors put on their bands for the first time while at right, some still receive them. 97 To the right, juniors rearrange caps while Helen Ruberts sleeps a while. Just below a few instructors are shown capping Bonnie Hebert, Yvonne Hebert, and Rosalyn John¬ ny. Lower right, it looks as though more rearranging is being done. Many Happy Juniors Receive Caps Ghouls, Ghosts And Witch Doctors Upper right, Michelle Gossette and Debi Davidson seem to be getting along while to the left Cheryl Ronsonet, Cheryl McGinnis and Harriet Oliver appear to be los¬ ing something (?). Just above Pris Leger, Pam Abadie, and Diane Craft get together while in the corner for¬ tunes are being told. 100 Above left, Adrianne Debrow attends the party in plain clothes. Above are two of the many maskers. To the left, smoking champagne is being prepared. 101 Juniors Entertain Little Sisters For entertainment at the Big Sister Brother - Little Sister Brother Party the Juniors presented skits on first and second year nursing courses. At right, Dr. Cheryl Ronsonet rolls her patient, Dena Barnes into the Delivery Room. At left below, the Krazy Kazoo Band performs while Roselyn Johnny joins some friends for refreshments. I I 102 To the left, Debbie Bascle and Sandy Walton operate on Sherry Smith. Stephanie Laws, Cookie Robbins, and Elren Davis tape up decorations (middle left). Lower left, junior girls entertain their little sisters by singing. Just below, Cheryl McGinnis imitates (?) a psychiatric patient as Cheryl Ronsonet acts as the student nurse. 103 We Give Thanks For Our Hot Dogs Above, the lunch line gets longer and longer while up¬ per right Pat Lindsey throws in the match. To the left chefs perfect the hot dogs while to the lower right, time out is finally taken to sample each dish. 104 To the left, hot dogs overload the grill while lower left, Debbie Bascle, Michelle Gossette, Shirley Dauzat, and Kathy Lanphier try for a mouthful. Just below, Beverly Landry and Virginia Smith refill the tomato pan as (bottom left) three senior girls allow their digestive systems to work. The bottom picture below shows how organization conserves time and energy, especially at a weiner roast. 105 The Winter Formal was held at the Sheraton Charles with Buffalo pro¬ viding the music. The Beauty Court was selected by the New Or¬ leans Saints. Cheryl McGinnis, editor of the yearbook, served as mistress of ceremonies. At right is Jane Martin, queen, with Mr. Larry Lawtell, assistant public re¬ lations manager for the Saints, and her escort. At left below is Debbie Waguespack, senior maid and right, Debbie Franchebois, honor maid. Saints Pick Jane Martin Queen 106 Maids elected to the court are above, left, Ruth Lewis, senior; right, Mona Hohensee, freshman; middle left, Lynel Leonard, junior; right, Adrianne Debrow, junior; left, Charlene White, freshman. Formal Starts Christmas Spirits Rolling Above, Evelyn Arcenaux applies finishing touches while upper right, Arlene Buteau and her date smile for a picture. To the left, two well-dressed gentlemen wait for their dates patiently. Upper left, Yvonne Hebert checks Chris Zeringue’s dress for size. Bottom left, Dena Barnes models before leaving for the formal. Middle bottom, Linda Bourgoyne catches the elevator down to her date . . . while Debbie Chaudoir, bottom right, prepares to leave with hers. i 109 ' NO i— i Far left, are two tired dancers leaving the formal. At top middle, many seem to enjoy the Buffalo music, and lower some prefer to sit and talk. At left, Buffalo music played on until 1:00 A.M. and above, sitting down awhile for a few drinks wasn ' t too bad an idea after many hours of dancing. Ill Seniors Delight Tots On Peds The annual Pediatrics Party spon¬ sored by the Senior Class was en¬ joyed by the seniors as much as it was by the children. The seniors made presents and provided enter¬ tainment with songs and Santa Claus. 112 Christmas Vacation Was Close At Hand Pictured at the annual Student Body Christmas Party in the above sequence are some children who helped with the tree-trimming and talked with Santa about that list he was sent. Some seniors live it up at the party while Penny Rutledge presents Sister Blanche with the students ' Christmas present. 113 114 Block Party Cathy Bouis listens intently, above left, to the music of Stone Cold, a new rock band, right. At left, Bev¬ erly Daigle and her date enjoy the music. Hails Semester End Mrs. Manich Awarded Diploma At Mrs. Manich’s retirement party, upper right, re¬ freshments were served to Peggy Ditta and Pat Lindsey by instructor, Mrs. Krumins. Middle right, WildaTay¬ lor, Harriet Olivier, Mrs. Williams, Sr. Mary Beth, and Mrs. Rooker enjoy chatting at the party. Lower right, upon her retirement, Mrs. Marie Manich, ass ' t. Director in Charge of Administration, was presented with an honorary diploma from CHSN by Dr. Mary. Dorm Life Never Dull 4 Recognize the desk above? Below, Bonnie Hebert is shown in her usual state of irrationality after completing a Medicine test. Girls order from Mr. Moe ' s, above in order to prevent malnutrition on another beef cube night while, below, Dru Decareaux and Debbie Brown induldge in Scrabble. 117 Little Time To Ourselves 119 4 � Some Things Never Change 120 121 Index Abadie, ‘Pamela 68, 81, 83, 100 Abee, Rita 48, 80, 90, 93 Adams, Glenda Adams, Jeanette 43, 84, 88 Adams, Kathleen 60 Adams, Melissa 48, 88 Albe, Clair 48 Alberado, Chirstine 68 Albritton, Rosalin 34 Allen, Martha 48 Amato, Clair 60 Amy, Lygia 48 Arceneaux, Evelyn 68, 105 Argote, Elaine 22 Arton, Bonnie 60, 78, 86 Aubert, Jo-Monet 48 Authement, Agatha 68 B Baker, Debra 48, 88, 90, 91 Baker, Edna 60, 82, 83 Bake we 11, Eleanor Ballance, Sylvia 68 Balu, Cynthia 36, 60 Baque, Sally 48, 88, 93 Barnes, Edena 60, 102, 109 Barrett, Pricilla 41 Barrow, Deloris 22 Barras, Rabetta 28, 49 Breaux, Charlene 49, 88, 91 Breaux, Geralyn 49, 82 Brewin, Marilyn 69 Brouillette, Denise 61 Broussard, Linda 49 Broussard, Nona 69 Brown, Deborah 49, 90, 117 Brunet, Carolyn 49 Bull, Julia 21 Bulliung, Maureen 40, 69, 70 Burckhart, Barbara 49 Burgoon, Karleen 69 Burton, Jean 49, 88 Burvant, Doris 21 Buteau, Arlene 69, 105 Caddell, Yvonne 61 Calamari, Bruce 49, 88 Callahan, Wendy 50, 88 Capelle, Marianne 50, 90 Cardwell, Joyce 61 Carmouche, Alice 40, 69 Carpenter, Betty, 50 Car veil, Dianne 69 Case, Martha 50 Casey, Sue Ellen 50 Castanza, Deborah 50, 88, 90, 91, 93 115 62, 79, 90 67, 93, 105 Crais, Donald 24, 25 Creel, Diane 61 Crooks, Tommy 27, 28 Crosby, Mary 50 Crowe, Nancy 50 D Daigle, Beverly 62, 115 Daigle, Carolyn 3 D ' Anzi, Edana 27 Dauzat, Shirley 65 Davidson, Deborah 70, 100 Davis, Elren 62, 82, 88, 103 Debrow, Adrianne 62, 80, 101, 105 Decareaux, Dru 62, Delcambre, Barbara DeLoach Nova 70 DeVore, Maggie 50 Diaz, Myra 30, 37, Dillon, Karen 50 Ditta, Peggy 69, 86, 116 Doering, Evelyn 21 Doerle, Diane 70, 86 Doerle, Nancy Dominque, Regina 48, 50, 58, 88, 91, 93 Dorsett, Dorothy 69, 70, 82, 83, 88 117 62 Bascle, Debra 60, 103, 105 Caviness, Marcilette 50 Doucet, Mary 70 Beard, Della 60 Cerniglia, Madeline 40 Doyle, Karen 50 Beaumont, Phyllis 61 Chaisson, Susan 50, 88 Drew, Guiann 70 Belcher, Deborah 49 Chavdoir, Debra 69, 109 Duhon, Chelsa 70, 86, 96 Benoit, Deborah 49 Cherry, Linda 69 Deplantis, Loretta 62, 83 Benoit, Merna 61, 86 Cinquigranno, Lynda 50 Dupre, Ann 50 Berth lot, Sharon 68 Cole, Synthia 50 Dupre, Debra Bienvenu, Helen 61, 67 Colfrey, Ann 27 Billeaud, Mary 49 Colligan, Jeanne 50 E Birdsall, Laverne 61 Collura, Dale 22, 30, 44, 61 Echelard, Celeste 51 Blanchard, Christine 49 Comeaux, Edna 23 Economides, Debra 51, 88, Borel, Linda 68 Comeaux, Jacqueline 61, 82 Edwards, Deborah 70, 96 Boudreaux, Debra 49, 88 Compagno, Maria 27 Ellis, Joyce 51, 82 Boudreaux, Fay 49 Connaughton, Wendy 69 Ellis, Sheila 51, 59, 88 Bouis, Kathleen 49, 115 Coon, Myrtis 69 Emerman, Marsha Bourgeois, Cynthia 68, 81 Cooper, Sally 20, 96 Eroche, Denise 51, 88 Bourgeois, Marilyn 69 Cormier, Cynthia 50, 82 Espiau, Norma 51, 88 Bourgeois, Pamela 44, 61 Corona, Donna 50, 83 Estalotte, Mary 27 Bourgoyne, Linda 109 Craft, Diane 69, 70, 83, 84, Ewton, Mary Jane 51 Bowman, Erma 32, 61, 86 86, 91, 100 122 F Fair, Karen 48, 51 Falcon, Lisa 51, 88, 93 Faller, Julia 22 Fears, Kaye 62 Fellhauser, Martha Ferdinand, Freda 70, 82, 83, 88 Feutz, Roberta 51 Fink, Ardell 51, 88, 93 Finley, Sue 62 Fleming, Catherine 62, 86, 88 Fogerty, Kathleen 62, 88 Fontenot, Charlene 63, 66, 88 Fournier, Janell 51 Franchebois, Debbie 70, 105 Frazier, Sharon 52 French, Casandra 70 Frichter, Jo Ann 40, 69, 70, 84, 86 , 88 Fruge, Mona 70 Fuqua, Gay 43 Fuselier, Jennifer G Gard, Sue Ellen 52, 58, 88, 91 Garner, Bertha 52 Gauthreaux, Mary 52 Genthe, Linda 70 Ghiringhelli, Isabel Gilchrist, Monica 52 Gilibert, Sandra 52, 88 Giroir, Charles 52 Glass, Susan 52, 88 Glover, Barbara 35, 63 Goldfinch, Joanne 34, 63 Gomez, Suzette 63 Gonsoulin, Jeanette 63 Gonsoulin, Vivian 52, 88, 91 Gonzales, Leonard 32, 63 Gossett, Michelle 37, 60, 63, 88, 93, 100, 105 Graffeo, Glenn Graffeo, Sharon Granier, Karen 70 Granier, Kathy 63 Grass, Ellen 63 Greenlee, Mary Gregoire, Louis 52 Grice, Etta 52 Grossley, Conolita Grotjan, Thomas 52 Grundstrom, Judith Gruning, Sandra Guichard, Willie 53 Guidroz, Mitzi 53 Guidry, Fran 71, 93 Guillory, Kay 71 Gurney, Maria 53 H Haller, Judy 20 Hand, Constance 63 Hand, Linda 53 Hand, Michelle 53 Harrell, Louise 63, 83 Harris, Linda 53 Hart, Mary 61, 63 Hatfield, Mary 22 Haydel, Glenda 71 Haydel, Susan Hebert, Betty 30, 31 Hebert, Bonnie 64, 65, 98, 117 Hebert, Denise 52, 79, 93 Hebert, Karen 53 Hebert, Natalie 71 Hebert, Yvonne 64, 93, 98, 109 Heine, Emily 53 Himel, Carolyn Hohensee, Mona 51, 53, 88, 105 Holloway, Olander 53 Holman, Brenda 53, 83, 88 Hotard, Harriet 21 Howarth, Linda 71, 81 Howell, Linda 53 Hughes, Theresa 53 Humphrey, Alvida 71, 82 I Iannazzo, Mary 36, 60, 64, 84 Illg, Beryl 45 Illg, Patty 42 J Jacobson, Katherine 53 Jagneaux, Donna 53 Johnny, Roslyn 64, 80, 82, 86, 88, 98, 102 Johnson, Dorothea 53 Johnson, Mary Jean 53, 88 Johnson, Mary Jo 53, 88 Johnson, Rosie 71, 73, 82, 83, 88 Jones, Cora 53 Jones, Martha 71, 91 Joubert, Gwendolyn 64 K Kelley, Judith 54 Kerr, Deborah 69 Killian, Deborah 54 Kirsch, Christine 71 Kosko, Deborah 54 Kramer, Linda 54 Krell, Shirley 64 Kutchmire, Deborah 64 L Ladner, Mary 22 Lagrange, Pat 64 Lally, Pamela 54, 88 Lambert, Mary 54 Lamia, Rosemary 71 LaMothe, Gwendolyn 54 Landry, Beverly 71, 73, 78, 79, 86, 88, 105 Landry, Carol 71 Landry, Diane 54, 88 Landry, Phyllis 72, 74 Lane, Burris 54 Language, Deothear Lanphier, Katherine 64, 93, 105 Laws, Stephanie 60, 63, 64, 103 LaBlanc, Alma 23 LeBlanc, Diana 54, 81 LeCompte, Mary 54, 88, 91 Lefler, Dorothy 64, 80 Legendre, Shelia 64 Leger, Priscilla 72, 100 Leitz, Karen 48, 54, 79, 84, 88, 91 Leonard, Lynel 65, 105 Lewis, Ruth 72, 105 Lind, Marie 23 Lindsey, Pat 44, 69, 79, 84, 86, 104 Lirette, Trudy 72 Livingston, Acquanetta 65, 82 Logan, Earline 72 Lother, Sara 20 Louviere, Alicia 72 Louviere, Cheryl 55 Loyd, Ann 55 M Madrid, Velma 65, 83 Maillet, Sandra 65 Majoria, Karen 55 Mangin, Berthe 31 Manich, Marie 20, 116 Marcotte, Barbara 72 Marrione, Catherine 65 Martin, Cynthia 65 Martin, Jane 72, 10§ Mary, Dr. Charles 18, 116 Masters, Cherry 55 May, Lynn 41, 42, 72, 78, 79, 86 , 88 May, Pat 41, 73, 80, 86 Maynard, Mary 55, 81, 88, 91, 93 McClenathan, Mary 55 McCloskey, Dixie 72, 80, 86 McCoy, Lydia 33 McElroy, Harley McGowan, Olivia 22 McGinnis, Cheryl 37, 65, 84, 86, 90, 100, 103, 105 McLain, Madge 55, 79, 88, 91 McNeely, Virginia 72 Medlin, Marylou 20 Meis, Deborah 21 Melancon, Barbara 73 Menard, Sheila 55 Meyer, Sandra 45 Meyers, Rev. Louis 21 Michel, Ruby 23 Miles, Barbara Millet, Patti 55, 88, 91, 93 Mitchell, Elizabeth 55 Monaghan, Joyce 73, 86 Monahan, Carol 21 Monge, Ann 54, 55 Moniz, Mary 34, ' 63, 65 Morales, Diane 22 Mortensen, Angela 23 Moore, Mary 30, 31, 65 Moscovis, Patricia 55 Murphy, Barbara Murphy, Nita 56 Myers, Susan 73 N Nash, Sadie 20 Neal, Kathy 56, 88 Nicaud, Peggy 65, 93 Noble, Lillian 55, 82 Norman, Rebecca 55, 88, 90 Normand, Nona Nosacka, Catherine 73 O O ' Neal, Doris 56 O ' Pry, Nancy 56, 57, 88, 90, 93 Olivier, Harriet 32, 60, 63, 65, 67, 88, 100, 116 Olivier, Suzanne 56 Onker, Dayle 56 Ortis, Kathryn 56 Ory, Dodie 73 Oster, Cynthia 56 P Pachciarz, Becky 73, 86, 88, 91, 93 Palmisano, Kathy 73 Pantermuehl, Janice 45, 73 Parenton, Rosalie 73 Parker, Nelda 56 Patin, Marie 73 Perkind, Claudette Perret, Suzanne 56 Perry, Cay 45 Peterson, Sandra 74 Pharr, Susan 56 Philibert, Alme 23 Philipps, Barbara 20 Pierre, Bridget 56, 82 Pinkozie, Dennis 33, 65 Pitre, Sandra 30, 66 Polito, Patrice 70, 74 Populis, Jacqueline 66 Populis, Pat 74, 82, 83, 88 Porth, Jacqueline 66 Posseno, Mary 74 Pounds, Kathryn Powell, Stephanie 57 Prather, Mary 57 Prest, Barbara 70, 74 Price, Liska 57 Prima, Linda Pye, Susan 74 R Ramagos, Ella 74 Red, Elizabeth Reed, Kaye 74 Reese, Mable 23 Reimonenq, Lynn 74, 82, 83, 88 Rene, Katherine 57, 82, 83, 88 Reynolds, Cynthia 57 Ricca, Lynn 66 Richard, Brenda 34, 66, 88 Richards, Mary 74 Richards, Regina 23 Rieder, Pat 74 Robbins, Brenda 63, 66, 103 Rogers, Rev. Don Rogowski, Veronica 74 Rolfes, Thelma Ronsonet, Cheryl 66, 78, 79, 84, 86, 100, 102, 103 Ronsonet, Susan 57 Rosabal, Constance 21 Robleau, Virginis 21 Rowan, Rosie Ruberts 37, 66, 98 Rutledge, Penny 74, 78, 79, 86, 88, 113 Ryder, Ellen 57 S Sahuc, Karen 57 Sanchez, Jean 27 Sanders, Janet Saunders, Phyllis 74 Savage, Kathy Savant, Paula Savoie, Donna 57, 88 Savoy, Mary 57 Schexnayder, Donna 57 Schexnayder, Jackie 27 Schulingkamp, Pan 57 Sellers, Rose Ann 48, 58, 88, 90, 93 Sharron, Vicki 58, 88, 93 Sibley, Linda 38, 74 Sillemon, Gail 58, 82 Simms, Carolyn 58 Sister Ann Marie Sister Blanche 19, 99, 113 Sister Mary Beth 27, 116 Smith, Jeanne 37 Smith, Jessie 25 Smith, Sherry 33, 66, 103 Smith, Virginia 74, 86, 105 Sones, Rebecca Sonnier, Mary 75 Southall, Rhoda 66 Spratt, Julia 41 Stack, Cathy 66 Stassi, Laura 75 Steib, Rita 75 Steinkamp, Cynthia 42, 75, 84, 86 , 88 Stickling, Mary S. Stiefel, Janet 58 Stiglets, Lionel Stineman, Janet Stuckart, Andrea 75 Suess, Camille 58, 88 Sullivan, Sharon Swafford, Ida 75 Sweeny, Karen 58 T Tallaksen, Martha 58, 81 Taylor, Susan 21, 84 Taylor, Wilda 60, 67, 116 Templet, Patricia 67 Thames, Arris 58 124 Thilborger, Catherine 23 Thomas, Adrianne Thomas, J. 29 Tilton, Toni Tingle, Denise 49, 58 Tingle, Diane 58 Tinsley, Kathleen 25 Tobias, Evarn 75, 82, 86, 88 Toce, Mary 41 Tomba, Barbara 58 Toups, Kay 42, 75, 80, 86, 88 Turchi, Connie 66, 67, 88 V Valenti, Penny 67 Vautrot, Catherine 59, 81 Vath, Emily 67 Vidrine, Donna 59, 88 Vizzini, Eileen Volz, Della VonSenden, Vicki 54, 59 W Waguespack, Debra 38, 69, 75, 86, 88, 105 Walker, Bernice Wallace, Ruth Walsh, Pam Walton, Sandra 67, 88, 103 Watson, Pat Webster, Carol Weekley, Jane 74, 75 Weisheit, June 29 Wescoat, Juanita 67, 83 White, Annette 42, 75 White, Charlene 51, 59, 83, 88, 91, 105 White, Rose 75, 81, 88 Williams, Beverly 67 Williams, Deothear 59 W illiams, Rita 24, 48, 84, 88, 91 Williams, Sandra 59, 88, 91 Williams, Vernon 52, 59 Wilson, Dorothy Woods, Mary 59 Wright, Ann 59 Y Yaryan, Valerie 75 Yaun, Margaret Yoon, Kisook, 31, 67, 81 York, Bill 69, 75, 79, 86 Young, Cheri Z Zelasko, Christine 59, 81, 88 Zeringue, Christine 109 Zeringue, Joan 75 Zeringue, Marilyn 51, 59, 88 As we draw close to the end of another year so do I come to the end of the book. Never having a complete staff at one time I can only thank those who drifted in in times of dire need to help. To our sponsor, Mary Frances Smart, who weathered my many moods, always with a smile, thanks are not enough. As I look back on this year it truly has been a trying one, full of challenges and changes, successes and defeats. It was certainly an experience at least. But because of the people I have met and the things I have done I have changed. My ideas and philosophies have been altered as has my life - for the better or worse still remains to be seen. So, look back on the year and even if you have not changed, go over some of the lessons you missed along the way and you will be better for at least that. Cheryl McGinnis, Editor 126 imtseiat ■■msafipB . i as if i|Siii!S2Sii3:iSBISiiiiiiiiii§|i 2Iiiii!£iiiiislS22iSii. I.sslg 5S 3S3sI2SS |ii|§§P . ' V 4 - ■ ■ V ” . A . ' A ■ ' ' ' ■ : • ■- - ■ ' ■ . ■ ■ : ' ' • ■ . . ■ • ■ ■ ■ ' v- ■ • ■. av aa- ' :a- --.V: ' a- V ' •- ' a.. 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