Episcopal High School - Accolade Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

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After the land was cleared . . . After the surveyors left . . . After the buildings were raised . . . We arrived. 5 G. :examw f -rf ffm' .. , i Wf'2ff i I ,R I .,.. , ,A SEQ vimg if ,2 ings. Ten years after and who will remember . . . the times We laughed, cried, tried to but couldn't, did but didn't know Why, hoped but felt despair despaired silently . . . and a hand slid into mine saying it was 'QO.K. P ei -fr Qing W , 5 ,xy Q ff' JM ' J Wx new faces, new smiles, new hopes . . . the times to come that we'l1 go through together The books. . . the lines . . . the fights . . Meeting in Room 205, donut sale, thereill be a meeting in . . . all meetings cancelled . . . Hope you can come next week so We can get started! ii.iig'.t' Q .iii. s e.ti t :ii s ,,,' s i 'iig if Dei-JSQ1-eww-Qs-D .L 3. BN-xsssk keys -'fngqgvp B , faggk gxft g, v Q1 bf-sxwn..':41 ' The big test! Where are my notes . . . where is my locker Combination? Fm OK.. . .We're GK.. . are you O.K.? uuu..i Mi 4.18 is - LW . , i ,,lV5.S dh Are you going to remember? Are you going to remember the glories, the hurts, the embarrassments? 1a:1.M5!'W 1' i ' ' ,15:.,1::-5611-zz: 'X W W 14 ,4 My Nm in ..,f, K Y L Q ' ., . M' , Announcing: rules, rests . . fun and games I A a f' i ' L '1'L , V iisit 1 m . .5 ,. L , i .t if ,LVV W -3 5' - gi ue- 3 A K. Q t . a n A all the festivities . . . the time the carnations came and I sat wondering - did he really mean it? . . . we dressed up in the past, but stood mystified by the future . . . ..-v-'fs in KLM? .1 if t sis wzvfrzr fig? 13 mmf . , A fl ali? E11 C ... , 1. a,,'!di, ,Q K- mg V F P ww wb f 3 W jfiizff-2 Q g , ' ' ,X ' A Q5 M 'u,i:ggQf3:1fi A . M ff, Q, . ,. -wx YZ -' 0' 'Ny gkhwg wmq.Qg,51'w, -MQ! , 1 Am' .fp 1-my V, QQ gag 2, Q. ,mu 5 5 . v. A 6? M' , A , J, . Headmaster , K 'N-ws... DECADE OF ACHIEVEMENT Only an image on paper in 1964, Episcopal High School became people when twenty graduates from St. james, sixth grade IUC! in Mrs. Webster's newly furnished classroom one August morning in 1965. The passage of time makes that day itself seem like a dream, but since then, nearly a thousand young people have sat, or wiggled, before more than a hundred different teachers. Now, a decade later, those who have invested time and money to develop our program and facilities, have generously and lovingly dedicated themselves to your future. A thought from Dr. Ralph W. Soclcman may inspire you as it has us: 'QA person lives as he invests himself in other lives . . . a man is immortal as he is useful. He lives as long as the thing in which he has invested livesf' , , i' The Rev. Ralph K. Webster ii if Q i ,. a wt David P. Harris Administrative Assistance Place Born: Arden, NC. Hobbies: gardening, woodwork, music fsingingj lf you do not expect the unexpected, you will not find itg for it is hard to be sought out. and difficult. Hernclitus Shelton -I. Bourgeois Program Director Place Born: Franklin, La. Hobbies: piano, mechanics, babysitting If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well Margaret B. Miller Director of Curriculum Place Born: Crowley, La. Hobbies: reading, working with young people To be happy ourselves is a most effectual contribution to the happiness of others. Anita Mannear Middle School Supervisor, Guidance, Psychology Place Born: Brooklyn, New Yorlc Hobbies: people. sun-fun, reading I expect ro pass through life but once - if, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now, and not deter or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again. W. Penn ,J A Diocesan Board of Trustees - 1973-1976 Dr. Charles E. Afeman Dr. M. E. Hoover The Rev. Nelson C. Longnecker Mr. Frank W. Middleton, jr. Mrs. Calvin K. Schwing Mr. Thomas P. Singletary ,Q Q i .. is..41ifu.iaf,Qgi R25 I i Vilmx M i Ma... 1974-1977 - 1975-1978 Mr. Dudley Coates,jr. - Treasurer Mr. Marcus M. Hirsch Mr. Malcolm S. Dougherty, jr. . Mrs. Mary Evelyn Parker Mr. Dick H. Hearin Mr. Troyc A. Svendson Mr. john C. Klock - President Dr. Henry K. Miller . G. Allen Penniman,-Ir. Dr. M. J. Rathbone - Vice-President T 5 . . 'il ' Six Mr. Klock Dr. Rathbone M 'A g 1 ,i Q.. A, .' ' T ' 7 Q fl . V i ,P N' -9 l Vfu seif' 7 is is , ' . We . W S, J V ij. , i K. K .,.. V .V Dr. Afeman Mr. Dougherty Mr. Hearin Dr. Hoover Mr. Middleton Mr. Penniman Mrs Schwlng . ,.,,. . Mr. Singlerary Mrs, Parker .F.C. As student body president, I was able to observe many aspects concerning Episcopal High School's academic and competitive spirit, I feel that EHS has come a long way towards being one of the finest schools in Louisiana. This year the STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEE took on the added role of judiciary body of the school and this meant newer and more challenging responsibilities. It has accomplished a great deal towards streamlining the disciplinary system of the school. Hopefully, we will look back on this as the beginning of a good thing. The athletic department and participants, suffering from the loss of most of the coaches from last year, has come back strong and reflects Episcopal's competitive spirit as the finest ever. As the year comes to an end, we should look back and think that possibly this year has been one of the finest years El-IS has ever had. Dr? mv y jd c K so tu Members FACULTY: Mr. Brown - chairman, Mr. Hargooa, Miss Moss, Commander Wirt, Mr. Ward, Mr. Browning. STUDENTS: Danny jackson - Student Body president, Roberta Mayer - Sr, Class president, Sally Stafford -jr. Class president, Randy Reynolds - Soph. Class president, Bill Ellison - Fresh. Class president. 20 jane McDaniel Financial Secretary Place Born: New Orleans, La, Hobbies: cooking, baby-sitting Profound sincerity is the only basis of talent as of character' Nancie Bowman Secretary Place Born: England of Scottish parenrage Hobbies: knitting, Crocheting, reading Emerson O wad some power the giftie gie us to see oursel's as ithers see us! jerry Babers Attendance Secretary Place Born: Enon, La. Robert Burns Hobbies: my family at home and my larger one at school, sewing A good laugh is sunshine in a house, Thackeray 21 MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS: George Davis Percy Mangrum BUS DRIVERS: Kitty Mamula, Stanley Aubin, Faye Rapollo, Dorothy Aubin, Leona Cooksey. NOT SHOWN: ,Io Davis. K, i l555,'r1.Nv xl. -iffffllv f 2Q,5:. 'kzffigit . if - Y, KITCHEN SERVICE: Joyce Andrews, Hattie Austin, Ruby Davis, Delorsa Mack, Dot Peak, Hilda Zachary. , In '3 if E if - M f K 5 ii Q 3 1- 2 S. X Qggf U K Q ... x , N 97' 'Q S 4' 1 fs K lv 6 , T355 so ' X ff 1 .. FACULT Science A. A. Topazio Chemistry, Physics, Mechanical Drawing Place Born: Bristol, R.I. Hobbies: lettering, refereeing, carpentry A great man has no great faults. james Stacey Science and Coaching Place Born: Frisco City, Alabama Hobbies: fishing, hunting, stereos. But I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost Yvonne French Biology Place Born: Cincinnati, Ohio Hobbies: chess, needlepoint, gardening, graduate school . . . And he who does not wonder, Or the mysteries have not moved, Should be interred in dampest earth, For he is dead, and never lived. Mary Maples 7th Grade Science Place Born: McComb, Miss. Hobbies: basketball, tennis, cooking, sewing, bowling, hunting It is the supreme zirt of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. 'CIQQM :, x,L,.. N X Alfred Krake N.j.R.O.T.C., P.E. Place Born: Baton Rouge, La. Hobbies: part time student at LSU. Advice is like kissing: it costs nothing, and it is a pleasant thing to do. Shaw Wyn Spiller Math Place Born: Baton Rouge, La. Hobbies: reading, bridge Courage is a virrue for the reason that it makes all other virtues possible. Winston Churchill Shannon Evans Science Place Born: Pulaski, Tenn. Hobbies: reading, refinishing furniture, fishing, gardening Morgan E. Wirt Naval Science Place Born: North Hornell, New York Hobbiesrfishing, hunting, yahooing Science is - nothing but trained and organized common sense , . . T. H. Huxley Be yourself. Don't try to please EVERYONE or you will be a very disappointed and unhappy person. M ath w,a,x Frances Lichtman Geometry, Pre-Calculus Place Born: Pittsburg, Penn. Hobbies: macrame, needlepoint, sewing, tennis He that gives a portion of his time and talent to the investigation of mathematical truth, will come to all other questions with a decided advantage? Andrew Hargooa Geometry, Algebra I Place Born: Melville, La. I-lobbies: astronomy, sports Beauty is only skin deep, but ugliness is all the way to the bone. Shelton Bourgeois Mathematics Department Head 653' A WN -Janie johnson Algebra I and II Place Born: Ottawa, Ill. Hobbies: horses, handworl-1 Love is a way of smiling with your heart English George A. McDonald English Place Born: New Orleans, La, Hobbies: collecting records of classical music Life is real, life is earnest, and the grave is not its goal. Margaret Hawkins English Place Born: Baton Rouge, La. Longfellow Hobbies: horseback riding, painting, baby pigs, back packing, wearing costumes, raising tree frogs and spiders If thou of fortune be bereft, and in thy store there be but left Two loaves - sell one and with the dole - Buy hyacinths to feed the soul. Philip D. Ward English, Photojournalism Place Born: Stillwater, Oklahoma Hobbies: photography, classical harmonica, silk-screen As easy as it was to tell black from white, it was all that easy to tell wrong from right! Our choices were few and the thought never hit, That the one road we traveled would ever shatter and split. B. Dylan Bob Dylan, Dream 27 E, Kay B, Iverstine 7th and 8th Grade English Place Born: Ocilla, Georgia Hobbies: reading, writing, gardening, traveling, painting, genealogy, handicrafts, animal-nature-ecology, movies, collecting ethnic tlolls, stamps, and coins The monuments of wit survive the monuments of power. Francis Bacon Cynthia Walters English Place Born: Baton Rouge, La. Hobbies: reading, water skiing, raising African violets, traveling and gourmet cooking Of all the sad Words of tongue or peng The saddest are these: It might have been. Histor john Greenleaf Whittier Mike Camp La. History, Director of jr. High Athletics Place Born: Shreveport, La, Hobbies: basketball, football, swimming, tennis , . . play the game to win I Corinthians 9:24 l l JZICK Matens,jr. World History Place Bornl Baton Rouge, La. Hobbies: music, rugby, tennis, reading If you are going to be a bear - you might as well be a grizzly. Dealing with Life Carroll E. Brown American History, Senior Seminar Maringouin, La, Hobbies: reading, science fiction, gardening Lord, thou hast been our refuge, from one generation to another. Psalm 90 fPrayer Book Versionj Marlon Browning World History ' Place Born: Baton Rouge, La. Hobbies: reading, music of the 50's, Happy , Days, LSU. football, athletics No other success in life can compensate for failure in the home. Pamela Morris Adams Drama, Speech, Social Studies Texas City, Texas Hobbies: theatre, needleport, tennis I am a crabby person. I'm a very crabby person and everyone knows it . . , I'm a Super Crab. Lucy - You're ii Good Man, Charlie Brown angua e Camille Meehan French Place Born: Shreveport, La. Hobbies: reading, knitting, stamp collecting, travel - lf he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of wisdom, but rather leads you ro the threshold of your own mind. Kahlil Gibran Madeleine Campbell French Place Born: Algiers, Algeria Hobbies: needlework, refinishing, antique, travel, reading Et parle pouvoir d'un mot je recommence ma vie -le suis ne pour te connaitre Pour te hommer Liberte 30 - Robert Gibson Robinson III German and Spanish, Head of Foreign Language Department Place Born: Aberdeen, Mississippi Hobbies: traveling, languages, theater, music, touch football, soccer, sky diving The only real travelers are the ones who go for the sake of goingg their hearts as light as balloons, they never avoid their fate, and, without knowing why, they always say Let's go! Baudelaire - THE VOYAGE Elanor Phelps Latin Place Born: New Orleans, La. Hobbies: cooking, piano, music, attending plays, gardening To thine ownself be true And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou cans't not then be false to any man. Shakespeare Judy Drorr Spanish Place Born: New Orleans, La. Hobbies: sewing, reading, traveling To love and be loved is the greatest joy on earth. Pam Moss French, Math Place Born: Houma, La. Hobbies: sewing, dance, piano Keep your feet on the ground but keep reaching for the stars. Physical Education jeff Taylor P. E., Basketball Coach Place Born: Doylestown, Penn. Hobbies: golf, tennis, badminton Those who are disappointed or envious continue to cry done, Frances Compton P.E. Place Born: New Orleans, La, Hobbies: sports and dance out it cannot be Don't look backward in anger, nor forward in fear, but around in awareness. Dale Richter P,E., Head Football and Track Coach Place Born: Little Rock, Ark. Hobbies: tennis, fishing Maltese wisdom 1 have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat. Sr. Winston Churchill H9401 . 1:2 -.9-'S 11' l Priscilla Brewer jack Matens Football, Track Coach P.E. Place Born: Vivian, La. Hobbies: baking, volleyball Happiness is a habitg cultivate icl' Gary Niehaus P.E. Place Born: Farina, Ill. Hobbies: water skiing, basketball, baseball Live for today. Dream for tomorrow. Learn from yesterday Louise M. Selleck Librarian Place Born: Neligh, Nebraska Hobby: gardening Knowledge is the blossom Reading is the seed. But it cannot grow Without the water of your need. Tim Kosharek, age 12 Portia P. Loper Music Place Born: Baton Rouge, La. Hobbies: singing, macrame, arts and crafts, home decorating Sing -cerely! Margaret Bunting Art Place Born: Kingston, New York Hobbies: art, sewing, ballet, gymnastics Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. St. Francis De Sales x . ,J 1 at x :Ly 1-r i 5 g X Q S 'Q Qian: 'iso -.4 as 'eau it ig 4 Q uw H af' iii K .t.r may r QQ, i si nun is V an-1'- 'i Father David L. Seger Religion Place Born: Mason City, Iowa Hobbies: running, golf, tennis The unexamined life is not worth living. Barbara Reeves Typing Place Born: New Orleans, La. Hobbies: skiing, furniture refinishing, indoor plants To err is humang to forgive, divine. Socrates Alexander Pope ,,,. g Barbara W. Reynolds School Nurse Place Born: Williamson, W, Va. Hobbies: chess and photography Tigers not daughters' King Lear Middle School Marilyn Lewis Language Arts and Science Place Born: Shreveport, La. Hobbies: golf A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Thackeray Ethel Kirchner Math and Science Place Born: Oak Park, Ill. Hobbies: cooking, camping, reading For I am sure that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ jesus our Lord. Romans 8: 38-39 'wig-r.., Eleanor Oliver Fifth Grade , i Place Born: Reption, Ala. 'WAN A ' Hobbies: sewing, bicycling, and crafts me Primum non nocere Sue Rainer Sixth Grade Social Studies and Math Place Born: Monroe,iLa. Hobbies: music, tennis, reading lt is a luxury to learn, but the luxury of learning is not to be compared with the luxury of teaching. R, D. Hitchcock Anne johnson Fifth Grade Place Born: Shreveport, La. Hobbies: swimming, bicycling All truths wait in all things, they never hasten their own delivery nor resist it, They do not need the obstetric forceps of the surgeon, The insignificance is as big to me as any. . f' Walt Wliitman Violet Rutter Fifth Grade l Place Born: Pipersville, Penn. Hobbies: sewing, genealogy, antique-hunting Give us serenity to accept what cannot be changed, courage to change what should be changed, and the wisdom to know one from the other. Q' SJW' ai X-. x., Ah, zut alors . . . Silencio!!! no dungarees or sneakers on field trips . . . my rests are never hard . . . clonlt stir with a thermometer - they Cost 55.50 each . . . one, rwo, three, four - watch out if I reach ten . . . now, for another QUIZ . . . Bueno!!l and if thine eye offend thee, pluck it out and cast it from thee . . . never in a million years . . . don't cast thy pearls before swine . . . people!!! rhat's a Baber-Bourgeois problem . . . in no way, form, shape, or fashion. wr ra W i - 38 ,um fx 'W 1 4.1 ,,.w ,. H MW f Kim f . 'uf . ,, fi. 'Eh 4 TQ! Nw: ' ' 'if' ,,,.Q,'-'-T? QQ, 'iam Senior Class of 1975 Once upon 11 time . . . Let's go to McDonalds . . . A.C.T. blues . . . Don't get hung up on detailsv . . . life is real, life is earnest . . . chocolate sale . . . l forgot to sign in . . . Mr.'T. . . . Can't we leave five minutes before the bell? . . . parrrrrty! . . . meet you at the SA, . , . Can't we postpone the test till tomorrow? . . . we gotta get married for psych? . . . Botehelli . . . Wesleys . , . See you later Dad W . . . Father David . . . Mrs. Miller . . . Bougey . . . Keep the faith . . . A And they all lived happily ever after . . . The Beginning. 40 48 ,A lin' in ,ll gl ,Q 14 5 ,Q u'.' KY' :' f 0 Tv' , , sw,.5ggga1, We 'c Sorry to See You Go LOCK ANDERSON If you can't have the best of everything, make the best of everything you have. Entered: 4th Grade Favorite Place to Be: on the basketball court What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: Doorknob Basketba119, 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Beta Club 12, F.C.A. 11, 12 Terri. . . DirtjV's. . .Coach-Ieff WI-lO?. . . 1 on 1 at Feig's. . .Top 20 . . . It's gonna be a tough one . . . Gibbs, BMS . . . Security Sporting Goods . . . TL's here . . . Seven 550's android . . . Biloxi . . . Could be trouble . . . C'mon Atkinson, let's fight . . . Hands UP . . . Lock only pawn in game of life . . . Say something. . . Who's that next to me? . . . 6 years of B-B . . . S. H. . . . What's a matta with you, uh? Dress out for P.E., get out of here . . . Graham, burned you . . . Hello, Ben? . . . Who's driving tomorrow? . . . Cast in the eye . . . What Stjohn game . . . Sambo's . . .joe Kidd . . . 12 shuttle runs . . . Oh REALLY? . . . 11-23-75 Port Allen Blues . . . Corona's favorite punching bag, . . 16-11, we got ripped . . . the last open quarter . . . This is it . . . What can I say? . . . Let's go riding . , . GEEK . . . We'll get'em next year . . , TERRI ATKINSON For every star that falls to earth, a new one glows For every dream that fades away, a new one grows. When things are not what they would seem, You must keep following your dream, So while my heart is still believing . . I'll say good-bye. Entered: 7th Grade Favorite Place to Be: in the snow What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: an adult in life but a kid at heart Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12 fProgram Chairmanj, Demoiselles 9, 10, 11 CV.P.j, 12 fPres.jg Pep Squad 9, 10, 11 CQuarter Mastery, Powderpuff Football 10, Homecoming Court IO, 11, 12, Latin Honor Society 11, 12' Accolade Staff 11: NJROTC 11 CMPOJ, Volleyball 11, 12, Class Sec. 11, Chorus 115 Cheerleader 12, Advisory Council 12 Lock. . . the river. . . April , . . Fearless Five. . . True Bluen . . .City Club. . . 'Lil Bit vs. Big Bit. . . Say something . . .PTG. . ,L.S,. . .Ben Gay?. . .11-23-73. , . Vondel and Karin. . , ETS. . .long talks late at night . . .Dr Pepper. . , 21 . , .KEG . . . Clino, I think they HATE us! , . ,Mrs Mannear's office. . . Summer '75 . . . P.A . . . Dutch Treat . . . homemade tapes . . .J-Club . . , not EVEN! . . . NYC . . . Sambo's. , .Room 604 - right Tor?. . .T.H.E. . . . Basketball . . . 7. . . Touch Me in the Morning . . . SI-I . . . Orange Bowl . . , races . . . 'just You 'n Me '. , . Swoon, baby swoon. . . Bear. . . I don't BELIEVE you! , . . Ftiends,' . . . Chicago. . . driveway confessions . . . Cuba libre. . . BEAT U-HI! , . . Colorado, , , 1 CHARLOTTE BUJOL Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing so gentle as real strength. Entered: 8th Grade Favorite Place To Be: Outside What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Happy Cheerleader 11, 12 fHead cheerleaderjg Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Demoiselles 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Squad 10, Powder Puff Football 9, 10, 12, Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Court 11, 12 CHomecoming Queenjg Advisory Council 12, Honor's List 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 2 for 2. . .early morning breakfasts at Macs . . Laurie is B.G.!. . .E.T.'s. . . Queerleaders . . .accidents will happen! . . .WAKE UP, B,R.!! . . . You glue me down, Caroll. . . BIB. . .Go Bananasf. . . Hey now . . .Tell me something good. , .Star . . .I-Iey, Left off. . .Okay?. . .Okay!!. . .Sister Lisa. . .M.K.'s, . .Isn't that what I said?. . .Go Li'l Bit! . . .The jolly green giant and the little green sprout . , . I'm snorry . . , Eat that worm, CG! . . . Hamburger, Cheeseburger, lettuce and tomato . . , Dumby . , .Movin' right along BILL BORGER Madness in great ones must not unwatched go. - Shakespeare Entered: 10th Grade Favorite Place To Be: Cruisin, Bocage What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Front right guide Key Club 11, 12 fSec.jg,Iudo Club 11, 12 CVice-Presb, National Honor Society 11, 12, Beta Club 12, NJROTC 11 fEnsignj, 12 CLt. j.G.jg Drill Team 11, 12 CC.P.O.j OK, Be that way. . , , I'll remember thatw . . . I-Iey fool . . ,Cruisin' Bocage, , , Fern , . . Delta Blues . . . Key Club Reports . . . Can I borrow some money Steve?l'. . . No Billl. . . Tic . . .FFO. . .Star Trek. , , I don't want to die, I want to live! . . . .Iudo camp - why? . . . What time it is? . . . Let's go to New Orleans! . . . Let's have a party! . . .Shad . . . What a loser!'l. . , judojim. . . Drill Team Seminar - why? . . . You lost them, Bob! . . . Listen up!' . . .Show off. . . Front right guide, Huh Bob? . . . Can I have a rifle chief?,'. . . Hey Bourgeois! . . , score me that straw Bobu. . . Females! . . . 3 -in - the - air - Borger. . . Friend Bob , . . Blow it off! . . . He's only 16Y . . . Hey little Dooberll' . .NOBIERN VALERIE BRYS We must try to shake it down, do our best to break the ground, Try to turn the world around, One more time. Entered: ith Grade Re-entered: 12th Favorite Place To Be: In spaceships What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Medicine man French Club 9, 12: Chorus 9, 12: Lambda Alpha 10, 11, 12: French National Honor Society 10, 11, 12: FTA 10: Red Cross 10: All-State Chorus 12: Demoiselles 12 Leavin' on a jet lane. . . The groovies-broken up . . , By yalll, I'm off to P England! I-Ii! I'm back! . . .The Lafayette escapade. . .By ya'll! . . . Celeroid Pickle . . . Room service at the Dorsett - I-Iels BALD! . . . Eating Cake under the table . , . But I know Mr. Rule . . . roommates . , .You've changed your room!?. . ,I-Ii! Ilm back! - Again . . .Wake UP and hear the BIRDIES sing! . . . You lack depth by the turtle. . .Scarsdale Weekends. . .Goin' to the Chapel and we're, . . l'm going to the veel-age! Magnus- Mr. Magool. . .liver RAWI-IIDE CALLAIS Lessez les bons temps roulez! fCajun saying for Let the good times rollf'j Entered: Sth Grade Favorite Place To Be: False River What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Architect Beta Club 10, 11, 12: Key Club 11, 12, French 11, 12 CPres.j, FCA 11, 125 Track 11, 12g Crosscountry 123 ROTC 10, 11, 12: Colorguard 10g Drill Team llgjunior Class Pres.g SAC 11, 12 Freaky little kid . , .Always running . . . You wanta go skiing? . . . You ever seen a jazz honkie . . .eating at Dearman's . . .operation sunshine. . . jay did you do your French homework? . . . it kinda makes you feel small . . . only Person to go to the Prom in PURPLE Tennis Shoes. . . Nol the side of a mountain . . . Let's go to N.O. , . . Beatle's No. 1 Fan , . . I got an IDEA! Let's go Camping . . . American Graffiti . . . Where's the party this week , , . What it is . . . Firel . . . New Roads isn't that small . . . Blue Toyota with Mickey Mouse on the back?. . . Eagle's third brother. . . You think I'll get a letter jacket this year , . . those long trips and hot sun will do it every time . . .talking till three at the hill. . . What do you want to do? . . . Blow Pops. . . Whole . . . cruising . . . l don't wanta go! 44 TEVIS CAZEDESSUS So it's one more round for experience And I'm on the road again Entered: 4th Grade My Favorite Place To Be: Houston What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: A kid at heart Demoiselles 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, 11, Powder Puff Football 9, 10, S.A.C. 12, Chorus 9, 11, 12 CTreasurerj, Volleyball 11, 12, Pep Squad 9, 10, 11 CLieutanentj, 12 CCaptainJ Hi Tev-i. , .Well, let me tell you this , . , The Big Tess . . .Saturday's waiters throwing ice at us . . . i always scream . . . and i never make capital i's. . .Touch blue for Scott ancljucl Y get it wired - cutie do's. . . Big Bird on Houston . . . Grand Canyon, we were stuck , . . Squeeze of the cheek. . . and me and Clino meet a K.K.K.'er. . . Mr. Pibb, . .and noi clon't accent the wrong words. . . you little chiggern. . . Oh, go dig a hole to Chinalll . . .Cuties in the car. . ,OH GOODNESSIYY . . .Pickle news - 15. 13. and 15. . . ANNE GAYLE CARTER There are three things that remain - faith, hope, and love - and the greatest of these is love. I Corinthians 13: 13 Entered: Sth Grade My Favorite Place To Be: At the piano What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: A grown up National Honor Society 11, 12: Beta Club 10, 11, 12: Demoiselles 9, 10, 11, 12 fVice Presidentjg Latin Club 8, 9, 10 fVice Presidenty, 11 CPresidentj, 12, CPresidentJg Chorus 11, 12, Volleyball 11, 12, Pep Squad 10, 11 CLieutenant, 12 fCo-Captainj, Altar Guild 12, Latin Honor Society 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Headmaster's List and Honor Roll Cart . . . they're coming to take me away. . .Dayglow. . . I don't get it . . .Puff the Magic Dragon . . . so funny . . .Saggi , . .you're not gonna believe this. . .Crop Top. . .Whyyd I cut my hair?. . .Hi guyl. . .huh . . ,Chilly Willy . . . Burger Queens. . .Grand Isle. . .Onward Christian Soldiers . . . Dynamic Duo . . . 2O . . .gobble, gobble . . . Gooder Hart 'n Cart , , .Fantastic Fire. . .Pass It On. . .Red Roses. . , Fantastic . . .Chalk it up. Cart. . .We're off to see the Wizard. . .The Adventures of Rollo and Cat . . . You've Got A Friend . . . If I see another potato, . . Rocky Raccoon . . . Watch out for train doors . . . Wimpy's and Golden Egg . . . I saved the ice cream cone . . . Good ole Aberdeen . . .Cat. . . MLFYWAG . . . Bus B , , ,Mediterranean sunsets. . .back home again , . . How about a picnic at Forest Park?! . . . Really! . . .Elton . . . paranoia strikes deep , . . frecklevface, . . Scooby, Dooby, and Doo . , . Away With Words. . . Dylan Duo. . .I'm so depressed . . . Forever Young. . .john Denver. , . but she breaks just like a little girl . . . Way to GO, little Doober. . . should've been there . . . Sunshine through the trees . . . SMU, here we come!! . . . Leyla . . . Cool an' green an' shady . . . Ift your light shine . , . Sweet, sweet surrender ,f 'Sn- 45 ANNI COBB Sometimes I sit and I stare at the rain. Isn't rain filled with sorrow. Will it be day tomorrow! Times passes softly and I'm a day older. But still I live in days gone by. Ashes to ashes, the rainls turning colder. Finding tomorrow the ashes, the rain, and I. Dale Peters, joe Walsh Entered: 2nd-9th grade, 12th grade My Favorite Place to Be: England'Wales What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: Fd like to be a willow, a lover or a mountain, or a soft refrain, but Ild hate to be a grown-up', - Phoebe Demoiselles 9, 12, Spirt '72 9, Equites Romani 9, 12, Chorus 12 I was at Buccaneer for two years . . . Highland Road Park . . . dare, dare . . . sleep . . . Renaissance. . . The La. Concert Ballet . . . Rush . . . finding my way . . . lookout, I'm coming. . . Bemar you guys. . . I said I'm running . . . Nancy -lean . . ,FOGHAT . . .Tony is definitely ni tiger, yes. . . tuna fish - Sesame Street . . , little fox . . , look sloppy or she'll think we're going somewhere. . . epitome of nideness . . . walking in the cold . . . I've got to get out of here , , . think to myself my own best friend . . . teaching skiing with Edward BECKY CLARK Therels a spotlight waiting no matter who are you. Everybody's got a song to sing. Everybodyls 21 Sfaf. Entered: 8th grade My Favorite Place to Be: San Francisco What I Want to Be When I Grow Upzjust Happy Pep Squad 11, 12, Demoiselles 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, French Club 95 French Cooking Class 12, N-IROTC 12, Yearbook Staff 12 Little girl . 4 . Becky, pull up your socksi' . . . Hello, it's men. . .don't cry over spilt onion soup. . . losing everything and always getting lost , . . Tevis-let's go to Ruby's, Saturday's . . . six sisters . . . The Way We Were . . . slapping at bb season the chicken surgeon . . . but it was supposed to come true . . . a telegram from Leningrad . . , Remember the zoo, Camelot, and Poor Mary! . , . as always. . .Ya'll leave me alone. . .F,F.P.. . .Oh BeckyLou, why canlt you be tnie . . . but that was long ago and far away . . . Cinclare . . . Worm at I H -- 1 t t . ,.-: ff 5 LYNN CONRAD Let no one say when he is tempted, I am tempted by God, for God cannot be tempted with evil and he himself tempts no one, but each person is tempted when he is lured and enticed by his own desire. -james 1:13-14 Entered: 9th Grade Favorite Place to Be: fishing on the spillway What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: Garo Yepremian II F.C.A. 10, 11, 12, Football 11, 12, Track 10, 11, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 6th hour does something to me, I get paranoid , . . All my friends went to the University of Copenhagen, but I wasn't accepted! . . . I seem to do better on a test when I sit next to George Paul . . . Two gallons of chocolate milk a day . , . Mr. Browning, I think Vance is taking over your class . . . Maybe if I got a plastic foot I could kick a 70 yard fieldgoal! . . . Browning's jokes are so bad, they could even make Howard Martin sick . . . ROBERT DAVIS What shall be, will be. Favorite Place to Be: with a girl What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: Wealthy Why? . . .Idon't know. . ,Everybody changes. . .They're not the same. . .Don't worry about it! . . .Let's go riding. . . If everybody doesn't quit running into me! . . . It's not my fault . . . Let's go camping . . . French Donuts . . , Girls are strange creatures!!! . . .Why me!?! . . . It's the ski, not me. . ,Let's go to Dearmanis . . . You turkey! , . . What's wrong? . . . Nothing . . , Be careful! , . . You're so queer! . . .Whose house tonight?. . . C, W. . . . Only men over 50 like you! . . . We communicated with Port Allen!! . , .Write me everyday! . . .We're fools! . . . Do you do this to everybody!?! ANN EDELMAN The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it, because the rainbow is now. And the pot never turns out to be quite what I expected. Entered: 8th Grade Favorite Place to Be: on a ship What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: an artist Demoiselles 9, 10: Mirror Contributor 11, 12: French Club 9, 10: Accolade 11 CAd. Ed.j, 12 CCo-Edjg Advisory Council 12: Honor Roll 12g,Iewish Club - A11 My Life Tri . . . Terry, let's wear our white dresses . . . Greenbriar and Cleveland . . . Sheba and Eve. . . E.R.A. and N.R.A. , . . fratring . . . schemes . . . impending doom. . . anticipating. . . K.K. and -I.E. Both sides now . . . Softy Henry S. . . .,I.C.I.. . . .Sid and Tinker, all the Harrys, Burn, Archie, Spur andjip . . . Misery loves company. . .Morrocco. . .P.R.. . .Tennis,. . . 11:49. . . Touch Me In The Morning . . . That's one . . . the Bride . . . LSU. the house . . . excuses, excuses, excuses . . .W.H.D. . . . Color My World . . . Groucho Marx . . . Gargantua and the M and M's. Waiting for the eternal letter from the big B . . . phone calls . . . 769 rejection letters . . . Oh, but I'm going out of town . . .love that hair Margaret. . . l K'LYNN DUNHAM i The opportunities we regret the most are those for loving. Entered: 7th Grade Re-entered: 12th Grade Favorite Place to Be: Marfa, Texas What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: to know what I want to be and be it. Class President 9g Hall of Fame 9g Volleyball 9gj.V. l Cheerleader C Liberal Artsj 10: Varsity Cheerleader fGulf Breezej 12 Listen to Whatlwrote. . .Let's. . .Whatever happened to. . .Lucky, really lucky . . . Cliff hanger . . . Sunday excursions . . . conversation in the S. A. . . . they donit know and can't hear me. . .Alg. II- am I going to graduate . . . San Antonio? . . . Why didn't you tell me she had a Porch . . . L.S.U. look out . . . That fateful day that began with Kathy's wreck . . . You got the jim Crocies . . . Lynn and Melody, oats and flake at Southdowns . . . the apartment . . .jackson Five . . . AWFUL WILLY . . .What are we going to do? . . .Don't you knowl hate beer? . . . Hospital experiences. . .Billy. . .2on a lap. . .are you 18?. . . McDonald's . . . Horoscopes . . . Red and blue Volkswagens . . . He ainlt kiddin' around . . . Candy Caine . . . There's a wild party over here . . . always on a Big Fig . . . always on a diet and always overweight . . . if IQXTI-IY ELLISON nt to laugh while the laughing is easy. ,ntered: 7th Grade -orite Place To Be: Caneel Bay at I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Young at heart ep Squad 9, 10g Tennis 9g Demoiselles 9, 10, 11, 12g omecoming Court 10g French Club 9g ROTC 11, 12g owder Puff 9, 10 - BB.. . . Big W . , . Fearless. . . I just had the biggest fig. . . lemon. . . K'Lynn, look what I found. , .Skinning at Filters. . . Plans . , . Saturdays . . . Could be tragic , , . Sunflower Seed n , , .OK Good. . . Let's be skippy . . . The Soaps . . .This is but mighty . . . Ricky, yeah, I'll ask him for you - again , . . Oh got some iuice news for you. . . . Uh Duh? . . .N.O. with the girls f awmmgw ' i f . . . :I , VANCE GIBBS Th-Th-Th - Thatis all folks. - Porky Pig Entered: 4th Grade Favorite Place To Be: On the Cape What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Somebody Key Club11,12gFCA11,12g Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12g.Latin Club 9g Beta Club 12 We communicated with Port Allen . . . get a match , . . lemon drops . . . Hondo's cot . . .the playground. . .iced tea. come on you guys. . .geez. . .Hey turkey. . . Dwain who? why me? . , ,going how fast on the expressway? . . . one on one at midnight . . ,good hoop. . . playing ball for F.B.C.. . , Big Al. . ,B.M.S. Big V . . .what's one point?! , . . let's go fishing . . .what a BURN!!! 49 LYNN GILDERSLEEVE Show and tell just a game I play when I wanna say I love you Entered: 9th Grade Favorite Place To Be: At the Gulf Coast out on my sailboat What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Psychiatrist and happily married Demoiselles 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, Basketball 12g Chorus 9, 10, ll, ROTC 12 , Way to let one rip . . . Nothing that's just the problem nothing. . . Show- n-Tell , . ,Big B . . .Lil BU, . .Lil BR. . ,Clydes. . . 86'. . ,Al Capone. . . I'm so sorry . . , Hey. Hey, I-Iey. . . What's the buzz. . . Oedipus. . . Pus Pus. . . 56 . . . Saturdays . . . Cruising, Cruising and more Cruising. . .Come on Down . . . Punch it. . ,S.A,. . .Camelot . , . tres strange. . . Flying trailers from the Gulf to Baton Rouge. . . not even . . . I beis thinking , . . Leprechaun . . .jB. . .the one I love forever is untrue , . . Stan the Man . . .jim Croce. . . late night swimming - S.D,. . .You are ugly. . . Europe. . .Big whipouts. . .can't stay on my feet. . . and it was sooo funny . . .George Bull Willy. . .Whoa now . . . It's chilly. . . No, No, Nanette. . . New York, European. . . I feel so much better, splib. . . Not with this stupid brace on . . . Good Posture . . . it .J p g L , 31, MARTHA GOODHART I'm looking forward to looking back from further on down the track, together, in fact forever, my love. - Carly Simon Entered: 10th Grade Favorite Place To Be: With the people I love What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Sane Ecology Club 11, Demoiselles 12, Tennis 11, 12, Volleyball 11 CMVPJ, 12g Powder Puff Football 11, 12 There you go . . . Far out! . . . Gooble-Gooble, . . 4O . . . Booder 'Hart'n Cart . . . Scooby-Dooby and Do. , . Smile, it makes life easier. . .Support sports, date a volleyball player. . . How about a big squeeze. . . Really! . , . Dynamic Duo. . , I think I'll cut my hair. , .Love is. . .Doob. . .Elton . . . What do you say after you say, I-Iello? , . .Whatis happen'in?. . . I-Ii, guy! . . . How 'bout a Picnic Forest Park . . . So you want to be a Vandie, girl . . . Ren, you're my little sister. . .Calculus - why?. . . Hey, little Doober . . .Chalk it upl. . .SMU here WE come. . .You tickle my fancy. . .and I fancy your tickle! . . .What can I say?. . . Dooby youire wonderful . . .Stay cool! . . . I'm OK - You,re OK, therefore we're Both OK . . . Ding-a-ling . . . Hello . . . No, Martha's never been here, . . . Which way did he go? . . . Rod McKuen you're beautiful . . . I ain't much baby but I'm ALL I've gotl . . . Kahlil Gibran is unbelievable. . . How rude! . . . Not Too Shabby BRIAN HANKS Sooner or later it all gets real. Walk on - Neil Young Favorite Place to Be: hunting, fishing CFalse Riverj What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: don't know ROTC 10, 11, 12 HEW HAMILTON just about the time I think I can make ends meet, somebody moves the ends! Entered: lst Grade Favorite Place to Be: front lawn What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: retired Millionaire Latin Club 9, IOQ NJRGTC IO, II, I2 Hey, it's cool . . . It's okay, Mr. Bourgeois, I have a free day, today . . . Yea, I brought a tape today . . . Guess what I studied for my exam last night . . . Been going here longer than anyone except Father Webster, Sib, or Hondo . . . Whose going to Mac's . , . Races in the Astrodome every year . . . finished your Bible paper yer? . . . Hey, put on America . . . Stick around Onion . . . Little Doober? JANE HARRIS There are places I remember all my life though some have changed, all these places had their moments, in my life I've loved them all . . . I know I'l1 never lose affection for people and things who went before . . . - Lennon-McCartney Entered: 9th Grade Favorite Place to Be: in the mountains What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: happy Volleyball 12 What it is . . . loose woman , . . Haunted House Hunting. . . North Carolina . . . Don't fight the feeling. . . cruising . , . Blue Ridge Parkway . . . Oh, Lordi be, don't blow your groceries . . . Meet ya under the dome, George , . . Parrrry! . . . Go forward, not straight . . . Keep it Chilly . . . puzzles, puzzles and more puzzles 52 'f . -L-as BOB HANSON As the waves make toward the pebbled shore, so do our minutes hasten to their end . . . because time waits for no man. - Shakespeare Entered: 1st Grade Favorite Place to Be: at rest What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: a professional Honor Roll 1, 10 11, 12, Latin Club 9, 10, 11 CParl.j, Chess Club 10, Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12, F.C.A. 11,12 fSec.j I-IONDON. . .Saturday mornings at theY. , .great. . .on the line. . .only person at every summer practice . . . locks keys ln cars with the motor running . . . Mr. Borwning's favorite student . . . rolled up in a rollaway . . . destroys Latin Play . . . You're crazy , , . B.M.S. . . . you wouldnit believe 3 minute water break . . . what I have to do . . . couldn't get into Physics but did get out . . . Sunday afternoon, the playground, iced tea, a tradition . . , best seat in the house . . . always bets against L.S.U. . . . Gibb's gas in Basketball . . . Lafayette . . . where's Davis? ... 23 . ,, YD' 4 E n TORIE HEARIN Don't let it bring you down, it's only castles burning, just find someone whois turning and you will come around. Entered: Sth Grade My Favorite Place To Be: The beach What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Happy Pep Squad 9, 103 French Club 95 SFC 10, Pres, of Class 10g Chorus 9, 10, 11, Honor Roll 12, Demoiselles 9, 10, ll, I2 Angie, . .Cloud 369. . .Hey, Hey, Hey. . .Horoscope books, . . Summer 75 , . .Always late. . .Figs. . .Going to Europe and ending up in the hospital . . . Homemade tapes. , . What's my rating? . . . River, . .Eve and Sheba. , .Orange Bowl. . . Keg. . .P.A. . , . Dr. Pepper . , . Touch Me In The Morning . . . Dutch Treat , . .T.I-I.E.P.O.W. . . .Cosmo's Quizzes. . . Missy . . . Alice. , . True Blue. . .N.Y.C. 26. . ,Way to let one rip. . .A.I.F.S.. . . Angelle. . . Godspell . , . Fearless Five. . . Friends crooked smiles, . .Camelot. . .tres strange. . .wisdom teeth. . .Cleveland- Greenbriar. , .S.P. . . . Colorado . . .Not EVEN. , .Ooooh Child . . .Lil B.. . .Big B.. . , Anticipation'I. . . I bets. . . Ballet. . . restricted area . . . Long talks late at night . . . Ter. Cuba Libra. . . Cruising, Cruising, and more Cruising. IVLILTON HARRIS Two roads diverge in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost Entered: 5th Grade Favorite Place To Be: With friends What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Physician Key Club 10, 11, 12, Beta Club 11, 12, NJROTC io, 11, 12, SAC 11, 12g Drill Team 11, 12, Latin Club 9,1O, 11, 123 Latin Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Mirror Staff 11, 123 Drama Club 9g Honor Roll9,1O,11,12 OK, be like that! . . . What's this? . . . I'll go with that . . .Take anything, please . . .So here we are. . . We're gonna be killed! . . . Denver Lightfoot, , .You must be crazy, Grady . , . I knew I shouldn't have come. . . I could kick myself , . . Hiata-hia. . .Cruisin'. , . Doesn't make me feel small. , . He did'nt want to be a hero. . . Let's go to New Orleans. . . Don't be a fool! , . .Can you run this machine?. , . FFO . . .You lost them, Bob. . .Tough Break! . , . lt's the Warsaw Concerto . . . Ain't nobody gonna laugh at your fatigues. RUSSELL HODGES Longago. . .itmustbe. . .Ihavea photograph. Preserve your memories, they're all that's left of you. Entered: 4th Grade Favorite Place to Be: Mississippe Levee What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: Emperor of Spain Football 10, 11, 12gLettered1O, 11, 12: F.C.A. 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Chorus 12, Football Capt. 12, E. Club 1o,11, 12 Oh, wow . . . Camp Milldale II was a drag. . . River Rat. . .Super Spic. . .31 . . .Ole Miss . . . the only person in his grade to take Algebra 5 times . . . Like wow, I squared my wheels, . . . It's cool . . . Hey, you know he can't tell left from right without looking at his thumbs . . . meanest Snuff Dipper around . . . Cool Moose . . . Let us join in I-lark the Herald Angels Sing . . . Let's win tonight, BabeeenWalruss. . . .It ' 1 ii'- H , ,, 4 - at - I . - riti 1 If FRANK HOPKINS SE ,, httr ' A little injustice invigorates the soul. 27 tml- ia. Entered: 8th Grade What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: mechanical engineer Key Club 10, 11g Spanish Club 9, 10, German Club 12, Photo Club 1O,,Iudo Club CSec.j 10, Track 11: R.O.T.C. 1O,11,12gF.C.A. 12, Color Guard 10, 11,12 Hey now . . . What do you mean . . . Red go-kart! Working at Young Fashions . . . Let's call today off . . . All I need is a new engine. - that's all , . . right . . . Hey David, let's go sailing . . . you turkey! . . . But Fr. David, are you sure? . . . La. Aircraft . . . David, where is your Pre. Cal homework?! . . . Fantastic . . . don't flatter yourself . . . Triumph Tmcks . . . but Coach Taylor, I wasn't late . . . working on the Chocktaw at Bob's house . . . hijacked to work at Live Oaks . . . Who me? in an airplane? . . . Burger King and back in 25 min, . . . Krake's Comandoes ALLEN JENKINS Entered: 4th Grade Favorite Place to Be: on the golf course What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: veterinarian Golf 11, 12 Je - e - nkins - son! grunt so we know you're alive. . . Bob Grese. F. No. 2. . , Hey Robo. . .Zammo baby. . . Who threw that light bulb? . . , DANNY JACKSON Nonchalance is the ability to look like an owl when you have acted like a jackass. Entered: 9th Grade Favorite Place to Be: hunting What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: doctor Student Body Pres.g Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12: F.C.A. 10, 11, 12: Football 10, 11, 12 Hey kid. . ,Crack. , .the ghost. . .pantywaist the waterhole. . .Redneck . . . Got a dip. , . Can't stand Copenhagen , . . It's legal now. . . Here comes Rick - hide your can . . , Holding ff-T523 fit's coolj . . , showtown, Evel Knievel Boudreaux . , . Roberta!!! CHRIS KEAN I just want to celebrate. - Rare Earth Entered: 7th Grade Favorite Place to Be: in a car What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: mechanical engineer Football 12, Track 11: F.C.A. 11, 12 Waking up to Sunrise at football camp. . . 'What a bummer. . . . '88' . . . Coach Matens and his turkeys . . . Heavy Dipper. . . Hey, Chris when are you going to paint your car . . . and go away . . . Blue Flash . . . Hey, Sib, there's another Challenger . . . Vanishing Paint . ., . S.C. ...Kenya. . .thisisadrag. .. . ,af fi N, ' l KAREN KIRCHN ER What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. Entered: 9th Grade Favorite Place to Be: with people I like What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: me Beta Club 12: Spanish Club 10, 11, Pep Squad 9, 10, 11 CLt.j, 12 JSCC.-Treasjg Chorus 11, 125 Honor's List 11, 12 Really! . . . I just about died . . .Wow!. . . It was a real wild night at the Inn . . . Right on! . , . Thereyago, . . See ya. . .Hey nowl. , . You know. . . 5 K 'fu wa l STEELE MCANDREW Is not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves. - Neitzsche Entered: 9th Grade FCA. 10, 11, 12g Football 10, 11, 12g Track 9, 1O,11, 12 What's the deal . . .Crevise. . . 2O . . . 3 years and no TD. . . . Best Back in the school . . . dedication plus . . . I know this great place to go hunting. . .You know my trips are always great . . . You're kinda slack ain't ya? BO MCDONALD Time is: Too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, But for those who love, time is eternity. Entered: 11th Grade Favorite Place to Be: mountains What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: rich Cbut not too richj Chorus 11, 12 fPres.j I-Iollice. . . What it is? . . . Say loosy . . . I don't play it . . . Get off my case . . .Sayjacks. . .Letlsgo party. . . RICH MCGILL Moods change, accept the mood change with it For this is today Living for tomorrow. Entered: 2nd Grade Football 11, 12: Chorus 9,1OgF.C.A. 11,12 Crevise. . ,N.O. before exams. . .Bathroom at Rear. . .Livonia '74 campaign, . .SUNRISE . .Milldale. . .Toy soldiers. . .Gotta dip , . .Wine-Wine-Wine. . .uh. , .Beans and Biscuits. . . Vicksburg, . .-I.D.. . .I-Ich. . .UH-A. . .nest of babies. . . Pooh Bear. . . I . N ,llp CRYSTAL MARCEL Remember we always need three things - something to do, something to remember, and something to look forward to. Entered: 9th Grade What I want to Be When I Grow Up: an artist French Club 9: Pep Squad 10: Accolades 12 Ann, you always see him! . . . Sid and Tinker. . .jip and Burn. . , Blue Bomb , . ,fratting, . .ERA and NRA , . . I haven't got time . , . Color My World . . . but there are always miracles! . . . Marvin . . . K or R . . .Washington D.C., . .could begood. , .All the H's. . . Searching , . . brand new . . . Away with Words . . . Flower fcorsagej . . . Spasedrabulas . . . I do believe in you . . . New Roads . . . WAIL Editorials. . .Dead end street. . .impending doom. . .just let it be. . We had yesterday . . . but what about tomorrow? ROBERTA MAYER The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched but are felt in the heart. Entered: 4th Grade Favorite Place To Be: In the country What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Happy Senior Class Pres. 123 Demoiselles 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep Squad 9, 1O,11, 12gS,F,C, 12 Haunted house in woods! . . . Florida 1974 . . . pillow fights, cursing . , , Follow that car!!! . , . Rides late at night - Highland Road . . . Terrible II . . . Watch it Molly . . . Don't faint now, wait a While. . . Daniel . . . Loose bike rides with Molly, George, Terri and Holly . . . City Club p RICHARD MEANS Do unto others as you would have them do unto ,f,. 4 1,1 YOU, . sf.. 3,4 Entered: 10th Grade Favorite Place To Be: Sleeping in Speech Class What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Alive and well Chorus 12, Ecology Club 12: Spanish Club 11 F.C.A. 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11 qA11 Districtj, 12, Track 11, 12 Hey Little Simp! . , . Saturday Nights Alright . . . Somebody help me! . . . Loves basketball games . . . Biggest Slippery Rock fan in B.R. . . . Mean's son! Don't do rhat! . . . Mr. Dedication . . . I'll iust blow it off. . . i Sibley, help me with this , , . Surely you jest. . . I was just being facetious,Ramey. . .Go 61! . . . When in trouble or in doubt, run in circles, scream and shoutf' . , Ping-Pong Champ DERBIGNY MURRELL Better than the minting of a gold-crowned King, is the safekept memory of a lovely thing. Entered: Sth Grade Favorite Place to Be: Paris What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: a traveler Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Demoiselles 10, 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 12, Volleyball Team 12, Powder Puff Football 10, Chorus 11 Oh, y'all . . . Utah-Navajoes, . . . It makes life hard. . . . I stayed up all night typing . . . Ugh - that's a good one. , . . Ya'll want to go to Stop-n-Go?', 15 . . . Give me your . . . Can I go with you? You don't know where I'm going. Yew, I dof' . . . B.C. . . . Someone's bending over my shoulder. . . . Cherish - black footless leotards! butterbeam . . . the Ball . . . Maverick . . . CLINO MGNGEAU ,Tis easy enough to be pleasant when life flows like a song, But the man worth while is the one who will smile when everything goes dead wrong. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Entered: 9th Grade Favorite Place to Be: sitting in the sun What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: sweet Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Cheerleader 11, 12: Pep Squad 9, 10: Key Club Sweetheart 10, 11, 12, Demoiselles 10, 11, 12, Tennis 11, 12, Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12, ChOI'uS 9, 10,11, 12, N-IROTC 11, 12 Whols Bobby Pin and Ben Gay? . . . Destin . . . DLS . . . David, Sugar Pine Hunny Bun . . . Banana Split . . . Eltonjohn Denver. . . Poor R. V. T. and L.g. . . But I don't understand . . . That's a figment of your pigment! . . . The reason why we get along so weird is because weire so well . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . Hi Mr. T. . . . H? r ff J' BOBCHHER For everything that we take with us, we leave a little behind. Entered: 4th Gradeg Re-entered: 11th Grade My Favorite Place To Be: In the ROTC room N-IROTC 11, 12, Drill Team Commander 11, 12, Key Club 11, 12g 1st Place S.S. Fair 115 2nd Place District S.S. Fair 113 ROTC Awards: Honor Platoon 2nd Year, Best Military Appearance Cruising. . . Who?. . . Let's have a party . . . Doesnlt make me feel small, makes you feel small?. . .That's all part of it , . ,Sometimes I truly wonder. . , I knew I shouldn't have come . . . two minutes, forty-three seconds. . . Wl1at's this?. . , Tough Break. . .Everything, nothing. . .Don't you know anything? . .I'll tell you what . . .How miss?. . .OOPSL . . Sure as I tell you . , . Yesterday . . . Poems, Prayers and Promises GEORGE PAUL The woods are lovely, dark and deep But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. - Robert Frost Entered: 7th Grade My Favorite Place To Be: Out of doors What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Debonair I-Ieadmaster's List 9, 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 12, Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Key Club 10 11 fSecretaryj, 125 Latin Club 9, 10, 11 CTreasurerj, 12 flelistorianjg Math Club 10, Ecology Club 11g FCA 12g.Iudo Club 11, Basketball 9, 12g N-IROTC 10, 11 fEnsign5 You bum . . . funky . . , Ooops, sorry about that, Mr. Topazio! . . . There goes a double-breasted, two toned, bright rumped Antila. . . We'll be the Crustacean Fraternity Whistler , , . Be quiet, little doober!, . .On the line, Gof. . .Beat U High!!! . , ,I-Iit the lines, you bum! . . .Nevah in a million years. . , Maybe in japan . . . Issachar is a strong ass , . . Baton Rouge Symphony. . .Naphtali is a hino. . .Not now Frank. . . Hey Borger, how'd you do on the PSATNMSQT? . . . I never sleep during Calculus, Mr. Bourgeois . . . It's called Hondo Bob week. . .Step, slide, step, slide. . .Get your hand outa that Quik Kick, boy . , . Cut it our, Becky , , . Vivaldi, Bruch, Bach . . . War and Peace is rather deep. . , Bible ain't so easy . . . 61 KATHERINE PHELPS The things we know, are neither rich nor rare, But wonder how the devil they got there. - Pope Entered: 9th Grade What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: an artist Demoiselles 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Squad 95 Latin Club 11, 125 High- Steppers 10, 11 CCo-Capt.j, 12 CCapt.jg Beta Cub 11, 12, Chorus 9 I don't UNDERSTAND! . . . What are you DOING? . . . Charlotte! . . . Mrs. Bunting is going to KILL ME! . . . High-Steppers, High-Steppers . . . There is no possible way to get all this work done . . . I HATE snuff, . . . Nobody ever listens to me . . .A.S.D.T.A. Camp in Hammond . . . I have to talk to DoDo. . .Grand Isle with Row . . . The Village! . . . I want to be buried with my BOOTS on . . . Let-it- Ridel' . . . Skeeter! . . . I'm S-U-R-E . . . We got 1st place. . . On the teen page 3 times!!! . . . Tweet, Tweet, Tweet . . . David . . . Make up a dance in ONE DAY??? . . . February 16, 1974, Seat your bod . . . Supper on the farm . . . Mike and Dawn . I'm going to have a nervous breakdown before I graduate . . . M DAVID RAMEY When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Entered: 10th Grade What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: sanitation engineer Key Club 11, 12, F.C.A. 10, 11, 12, Trace 11, 12: Football 11, 12, All-District 11: Sportsmanship Football 11, F.C.A. Pres. 12, Key Club V.P. 11 Hey Cat. . . You dummy . . . Memories of football camp . . . the last initiation with Steve in Plaquemine . . . Blue Pick-up . . . '75 Summer Nationals. . .No. 1 Redneck. . .Give meadip. . .PRIDE. . . Frog. . . Master Poe . . . Buck. . . Dreamer . . . Started Snuff Revolution. . .Copenhagen King. . . But Coach!,'. . .Livesa million miles from school . . . Pro Sailboat Racer . . . abolish basketball, it's a minor sport . . . I hate the mile relay . . . Nobody gives me anything for Christmas. . . Who cares? . . .Steve, is itj.D.?. . . HeyKid,'. . .Big 41525. . .Suckitupandgo. . .Me. .. BEYN SCI-IWIN G What soever you do, do it with all your heart and strength, and do it as unto God. Entered: 5th Grade Favorite Place To Be: Coon Ass Land or more commonly known as Across the Bayoul' What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Dentist Football 9, 10, 11, 12g Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, FCA 10, 11, 12, Honor's List 10, N-IROTC 10, 11 CColor Guardj, 12 CCOlOr Guarcljg E. Club 10, 11, 12 Coon Ass from across the bayou . . . Green Luxury Lemans . . . Duck hunting at Pecan Island. . . the lone freshman . . .85 sprints, . . 354 - center . . . Kill St.-Iohn. . .First hour with the three Schwings. . .The hustler- struck out. . ,The Plaquemanicl , . . Football stars . . . But coach, I had a fumble . . . Ducks on the brain . . . Let's go to the Sizzler . . . Stud Senior of '74 . . . Senior Privileges???. . . Going to Burger King, always broke . . . supposedly owns Plaquemine . . . Coon Ass Power. . . distinctive dialect. . . Brian, let's go fishing - 4 lb bass . . .Fun Time at Football Camp. . . Mr. X . . .Tried Skoal but couldn't get into it. . . BRENT RGBBINS Great hopes makes great men. - Thomas Fuller Entered: 8th Grade Favorite Place To Be: On the judo mat What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Rancher N-IROTC 10 - member of Color Guard, 11 - Color Guard Commander, 12 - Color Guard Commander and Coordinator, Key Club 11, 12gjudo Club, President 11, 12 University Cinema . . . Fight?. . .judohludo and morejudo Throw ice at my car and I'll break your arm. . . ,cruisin' Bocage . . . Super Blackhawk 44 magnum under the seat. . . Hey Bob not the Sizzler again. . . , DON'T EAT YOUR STEAKSV' Nobody parks my car bur me. . . . Well, you lost them, Bob . . , Are y'all sure this is the right 'Game Room'? . . , What a loser . . .Tough Break. . . Look at the freak . . .4-H Sheep Show. . . Bocage Bust . . . If she wants barbecued potato chips you better give them to her . . , Now! , . . Hey girl, how old are you? . . .Get bent. . . Mr. and Miss Excitement. . . I knew I shouldn't have come, I knew itl . . . You ought to be a comedian . . .judo Camp with Bill . . .Color Guard, . . Forward. . . March! , . .Obier and his money. . . Fire? What fire? . . Come out little boy, I won't hurt you. . .A skunk in Bocage. You're warped, Bob. . .Sound of Silence. . . 10 feet . . , Huh? . . . Hey, Eyelashes . . . tight-shirt Taylor, 'WEN l 2 1 :SEN I 4: Ei TERRY SCHWING You can do whatever you want to do, wherever you want to go, it's up to you. And wouldn't it be fine, following your heart, playing your own part. - Steve Weisberg Entered: 7th and Sth: Re-entered: 11th My Favorite Place To Be: With Walter, in the mountains What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Pediatrician .1 Demoiselles 11, 12 CTreasurerj, Q Homecoming Chairman 12, Volleyball 11, 12, Key Club Sweetheart 11, 12, Beta Club 12, Basketball Statistician 11, 12 UP' Hey now, I could say something, but . . . Bring it back in one piece. . . Ethiopia High. . . Banned from the Library for two weeks. . . Tri K. . .Mama Edolini's . . .Matzo Pizza. . . Ann, when are you gonna go to the Delicatessen? . . . Spasrabolas makes more sense . . . Pasquales in an hour f?j . . .Ideals or Reality . . . how about a bit of both?, . .The Sisters - Ann, we need a third one! Hannah . . , But Mr. Brown, you can't talk about Indians like that . . . Ann, is that Kosher? . . . Don't get so touchy , . . Slow down, take it easy . , . Hannah, the Hebrew Banana . . . lt's a water gun, Mr, Brown . . . Could you tell me where the nearest bottle of ketchup is?. . . Grumpy, I love you. . . Better late than never. . . TOM SENYARD The human race is divided into two classes - those who go ahead and do something, and those who sit and inquire, Why wasnit it done the other way ?', - Oliver Wendall Holmes Entered: 6th Grade My Favorite Place To Be: LSU Union What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Respected Key Club 9, 10, 11 Treasurerj, 12gVice-Presidentj, Beta Club 10, 11, 12' Nj OTC 10 11-lg ompan Commanderj, I2 CCompany Commanderjg Ro C Drill 'lxeam 11, 12, Chess Club 9, 10, 11 Vice-Presidengj, Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12 fVice-Presidentj, udo Club 11 Q ecretaiyj, 12 Secretaryj, Math Club 9, 10, Lafa ette Foreign Langua e estival 8, 9, 10, ll, State Science Ixiir 10, State History Fair l I Tahirahia. . .Seroka. . . Kahora . . . I'm gonna break your facen. . Here we are, Big Seniors, with nothing to do . . . Original judohlim . . . Hey, Tommy. . , Pass the ketchup, Bob . . .Golden Slide Rule. . . No, Bi1l,Idon't want to go see Bourgeois . . . Listening to National Lampoon Hour. . . Life of the party at Lafayette . . .joe College . . . I'll work in the concession stand . . . You lost 'em, Bob . . . We're going to the Sizzler, right? . . . Let's go bowling . , . That's a sick ioke'. . . Eating hamburgers at Taco Bell . . . 'Louisiana Hurricanef . . I need a good laugh , . . Hey, Bill, come over here . . . We're going to the one on College Drive, right Frank? . . .cruising in Bocage. . . 2nd in judo Nationals. , , l-Iey, wow, man . . . Aw. blow it off . . . Hey Bob, tell us what you know . . . We've got a few seconds . . . Always over at Robo's house. . . Big Executive on 4th floor 64 .S LEE SIBLEY Keep your head to the sky. Entered: Kindergarten Favorite Place To Be: On the Abilene Planes What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: In one piece F.C.A. 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12 Can't get into it . . . Iismerelda. . . It wouldn't bother me if the whole world was semi-dark and indoors . . . UID, WOW Danny what do I do on a triple play left? Skoal Power. . . 23 . . .The pale Ghost. . .lt's cool, man! . . .Giant Chickens at Milldale. . . Hurdles people in a single bound. . trackback. who me? Thumbs up. Driving Steve's car back from New Orleans . , . Bullfrogging. . .Shaft brothers. . I've been reiected. . .The original camp Atal-tapa half-shirt, . . What a turkey. STEVE SESSUMS I would rather have man ask why I have no statue than why I have one. - Cato Entered: 9th Grade Favorite Place To Be: On the road Cthat's where I spend most of my timej What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Younger- looking judo Club 10, 11, 12, Beta Club 9,10,11,12g Foreign Language Festival 9, 10, 11, 12g Nat. I-Ionor Society 11, 123 ROTC 10, 11, 125 Batt. Comm. 11, 123 Color Guard 10 fCdr.j, Drill Team 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 12, Treas. 12 I,et's Go to New Orleansfn. . . No, Bill , . . Do you mean that I came all the way from Zachary just for this? , . . What do you mean Bob called an ROTC staff meeting? . . . No need to salute Ma'am. just kneel . . . Where's a phone? . . I gotta call my mother . . , Yas'um, Mrs. Lichtman, we gonna do dat fo' yo' rat now! . . . Okay fella, just for that your wife gets the pictures . . . Take my -, please! . . . I don't care how old you think I am, I'm only 17. , . . Hi Guy! IIWIIRIII buy a sailor a drink? . . . No Sir, this is Cdr. Wirt, I'm LCDR Sessumsf. . . Harassing the manager of Wilson's . . . Shut up, BiIl! . . . I really appreciate the way y'all wait until the last minute to tell mel . , . Taxi! 65 STEVE SWARTLEY To my dearest friend, David, who is also my father. Entered: 8th Grade Favorite Place To Be: Ford Country Spanish Club 9, 10g NJROTC 1Ogjudo 10, 115 FCA 11, 12g Football 11, 12 Wow , . . Man, I can't wait 'til basketball season, Sibf' . . . Always lookin' for 35's, can't stand 25's. . . Don't do today what you can put off for tomorrow . . .,I.D. . . , No more MilIdaIe!,'. . . I always said Fords were good. If they wercn't, they wouldn't be in the White House. . . . Me and Wilson in ,lax with my half-gallon . , , Are you a freak? Huh? . . . Don't y'all ever quit? . . . Mac, have you been under the dock again? . . . Me, Mac and Mole in Bio in 74 . . . Hey Mac, do you believe he did that? . . .Mole and his big friend. . . What's the deal? . , . Man,I don't get into curbs . . , What's your bag? . . . -junior . . . Me and Dave in Plaquemine. . . Me, Mike and Lobster Dave at the Summer Nationals. SCOTT STONE Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. - Emerson Entered: 10th Grade Favorite Place To Be: Mountains What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Architect FCA 12g Latin Club 10g Key Club 11, 12g Varsity Football IZQ Varsity Track 11, 12 But Mr, Bougeois I don'r understand. . . . Mrs. Miller, I got a great 1 ea . . . I-Iey Kid . . . Brian, how's that lady in AIabama? . . . Chinese Fire Drills on Woodland Ridge? , , . How do we know thisn. , ,UI-Iey Weenie . . . Noi Bob, I don't understand . . . Hey, Callais that white hat is kinda gray . . . Do your own work Obierl . . . Let's go to Leisure Landing . . . How can anybody get 7 detentions in one hour . . Hey Callais how about a ride home. .... I A A 593153:-t ,, M I 1 I see S LIZ TAYLOR Still . . . I wonder how it is to be a stream, from a dark well constant flowing, winding seawards over ancient mossy wheels, yet feel no need of knowing? Still . . . I wonder how it is to be a bird, singing each dawnls sweet effusions, flying far away when all the world has stirred, yet seek no vain conclusions . , . - Pete Sinfield Entered: 1st-3rd Gradeg 11th Grade My Favorite Place To Be: In a daydream What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: just a traveler in time' Photography Club 12, Accolade 12, Mirror 12 CPhotography Editorjg Beta Club 125 French Club 12, Headmaster's List 11, I2 Kennedy Airport with thirty cents and a ticket home. . . The Lizard of Oz. . . Mr. Mudge . . , broken shoestrings and missing buttons . . .blimey . . . Bach's Two Part invention in F major. . . Fool Proof Diet- eat all you want and THEN. . . Derb, let's go to Stop 'n Go . . . Kojak sticks. . . Beethoven, Ray Dtvies, and YES. . . my idol . . . Reese's . . . ANOTHER broken guitar stringl. . . always late, always forgetting - who cares?! . . . I was in the darkroom, Mr. MacDonald! . . . Don't worry . . . Karen, how'd it go in court today? . . . l forgot my camera! . . . Lafayette 1974 - Here Barb-e, you can have my mattress . . .Chubby Chicken . . , What a day for a daydream . . . . , . Society dictates that we be successful. Who wants success?f . . . School bus Blues . . . Get your Senior Sheet in! KENT ZAMMIT If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer, Let him step to the music he hears however measured or far away. - Thoreau Entered: 8th Grade My Favorite Place To Be: Colorado What I Want To Be When I Grow Up: Architectural Engineer Key Club 12, NJROTC 1O,11, 12 Hey Steve, where's your shadow? . . . Here's a penny, Borger, you owe me your life , . 4 You got the answer yet, Tommy, on the golden tipped slide rule?. . . Hey, Bill, hand over the calculator. . ,who's driving to Mac's?, . . Come on Tom, let's go before he gets here. . . 2nd hour jumbles. , .Shut up, Bill . . .Hey Tom, what's that goofy looking thing on your steering wheel for . . . No Bill, thatas not the Delta Blues Van . , . Hey Robo, who's marching Friday? LISA ZAMMIT To know what you prefer, instead of humbly saying Amen to what the world tells you you ought to prefer, is to have kept your soul alive. - Robert Louis Stevenson Entered: Sth Grade Favorite Place to Be: in a forest with good friends What I Want to Be When I Grow Up: medical missionary Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12g Accolade 95 German Club CV.P.j 12 I'm in a Cart and Hart mood . . . B. K. kid. . . Selbst die Gotter kompfen vergebens gegen die Dunheit! . . , Nifty Keeno, man! . . . Hey man, what's the plan? . , .I'm going right up the wall. , . Blow it off! . . .Why me, Lord? . , . Dr, Pepper, forever!! . . . That's the Yankee in him! is-as 1QV . L VA J A A , 2 gf T12 Seniors Paul Scurlock Anderson Terrilee Atkinson William Henry Borger, III Valerie Crraydon Brys Charlotte Denise Bujol Randolph Albert Callais Anne Gayle Carter Tevis Cazedessus Rebecca Clark Ann Garrison Cobb Lynn Franklin Conrad Robert Scott Davis Kathryn Lynn Dunham Ann Marsha Edelman Kathryn Anne Ellison Vance Arnold Gibbs Lynn Gildersleeve Martha Hughes Goodhart Randall Hewitt Hamilton III Brian Glenn Hanks Robert Henry Hansen, Jr. Jane Ryan Harris Milton Lanier Harris, Jr. Victoria Chiles Hearin Russell Ruben Hodges, II Frank McCullough Hopkins, Jr Daniel Prescott Jackson Allen Dale Jenkins Christopher Hugh Kean Karen Jean Kirchner Steele Blane McAndrew Robert Jackson McDonald, Jr Gordon Richey McGill Crystal Lynn Marcel Roberta Lynn Mayer Richard Branham Mean Clino Marie Mongeau Diane Derbigny Murrell Robert Row Obier George Lynn Paul Katherine Cleon Phelps David Franklin Ramey Brent Dennis Robbins s, III Edward Beynroth Schwing, IV Therra Cynthia Schwing 'Z' Thomas Jackson Senyard Stephen Olaf Sessums Ryan Lee Sibley Scott Lee Stone Stephen Miller Swartley Lizabeth Anne Taylor Kent Duby Zammit Lisa Fisher Zammit E! in .K 'Y P ,Q if 74 E R C L A S 75 Juniors Rogcr liailcy Rolvcrta liarrow Gordon Brown ,Ian Byrd David Charlton Robert Craig Lisa Dobson Tommy Durham Sharon Easterly Patty Felton Bill Ford Stcvc Graham Susan Hcbcrt Perry Hcitman Karin Hirshcy Bcvcrly Histo Susan Hollingsworth Lintlyvlohnson Lisa Koch Fred Laltc Lisa Lantlrcncau Alice Lcpard Willigina Lcpartl Nelson Longncckcr Miasy Lowery Beth McDonald Marcy Mclnnis Mary McNamara Rich Marvin Hcidi Miller Mark Nichols Vondel Ogden Martha Otto Margaret Penniman Tom Phillips Wlendy Reynolds Wilscitu Reynolds Martha Rimkus Dari Row Victor Sachsc Rcncc St hwing Ed Shallcrosi .Ioni Sicbcrth Gcorgc Simon Hank Simpson ClilforclSinglet11ry D2lI1I1y'Sl11lIl1 Teal Smith Sally Stafford Laurie Svemlson Lisa Thomas Guy Xwatlcins Katy XX'eir Robcrt X'7Uoocl Anclrew Wlyly Hal Adkins Sally Armstrong jay Aymond Nancy Babers Brit Bnndaries -laclxie-Sue Brown Pamela Calvin Robyn Cartel' Pierre Conner Rita Conrad Kitty Cooper Tommy Davis Robert Dzty Mille Delacroix Malcolm Dotiglierti Philip Dupree Bill Dyer David Ellison Martha Iivgms jean Frey Carol Galloway Ricky Hill George Hopkins jay jackson Rrigan jones Warren Kean jeffrey Klcinpeter Tommy Lambert Rzzmly Lgintlrenexiti Tommy I.1tPorte Scotr Leonard john Lyman Linda Meliinnis Marrlialee Mzinnear Stephanie Miller Mark Murrell Iveson Noland Coleen Ogden Ann Parker Angele Parlange Susan Phillips Bruce Ray jane Rees ,lessie Regan Randy Reynolds Sally Reynolds Robert Rieger Laura Robertson Toni Robbins Sandy Sziye l 'ff?f i1zl'7' li P Ron Schafer Bren Schellhase Maureen Shannon Karen Silver john Singlerary Burl Sloan ,Iudie Snider Erin Sullivan .lim Swan Mark Townsend Lane Vinci Russ Wrziy Will Wi'iglit Freshmen Allison Adkins Robert Aguillard ,lolin Anderson J- is , David Alexander -9' ,R Annerre Arcenenux My N R or R Q l W Ab. 4 A ma Laiurzi Bell Mart Beveridge juli Breiizezilc' Patrick Brtxieritk jim Caldwell joe Clark Duane Clayton Anne Craig David Dezirman Darcy Didier Allison Doherty Tony Doherty julie Doiron Chris Dumcstre Richard Dunham Barbara Anne Eaton Bill Ellison Scott Fetzer Howard Flukcr jill Gilbert Susan Griffin Guy Hanks Hunt Hearin janet Hebert Howard Hirsch Mike Hollingsworth Ann Hornheclt Zed Howell Tres Huff Sujzitzihloncs Stacy-Ioncs Kiirl Koch Lziurie Lambert Elsie Iaivetitler Gordon l.cBlginu Lori Lewis Janie Li ntl Clayton Lowery Marty Luther Byron Lynch justin McCormit'k Cindy Mcliinnis jean Mt'Koweii Linda Mguiterer Gregg Miellte Chip Moore Meredith Nelson Kendall Noland jim Nunnally Tammy Ozley Alison Paul Mary Claire Pollard Juliet Pope Rachel Rackley Stewart Ramey Gaye Richards Sally Rieger Edwin Rimkus Brett Robin john Runnels Marie Scobee Gunny Sen Barbee Singlerary ,Ian Smith Chandler Svendson Gary Thornhill Mopsy Tilton Laurie Valentine Wendy Wallace janie Ward Linda Warren Pam Wellan Eliza Wood Karen Woodman The small things people say and do seem insignificant now, but a year or two later all these small thoughts and memories take on new dimensions. We hope these sayings add to the memories of the future as well as the past. Got any gum??? bathrooms at Mid- City . . . senior sisters . . . i get terribly nauseated when i get within ten feet of someone from U-High had thirty-five braids . . . George of thejungle . . . you weenie . . . Dari's mother . . . letis skip . . . light bulb sale . . .'Iay's curly Qis . . .water balloon fights. . . T.G.I.F. . . . Elton john andjohn Denver . . . Ride 'em Cowboy . . . hot lips . . . you make me sick! Y! 81 . . .Disney World. . .fiesta. . .i mono. . .water skiing. . . 2 I jay- Baker . . . Luigi . . . we're 1351 eanit be 32, we're gonna bear the whoop out of you!!! go bananas . . . shuttle runs . . . tough schedules . . . turkey . . . hang ir up Swan!!! . 3 Q 'E , E 4,1 .f W ! , 'i' f- -' ., -f - ffs sgr--gs . , , mis ka ' , W . y i fli ssll 'H 2 Q at ff, V. ..... ag.. . .43-fb.. H swim if .K . W A , 1 . 1, re, K my if , 5. I.. ,-woe. X NJ.R.O.T.C. . , . you gott be quick. . . Mr. Browing's jokes . . . car Wash at Corporate mall . . money, money, money!!! ninth graders winning the spirit sword all the time . . . my advice to eighth graders is - GOOD LUCK!!! Orlando . . . fi? ' fy' 1' mr ,Q K J u 1 D : 0 0 '. A 2. xx '. 3 ,ff l. Sw sw 2852? A t J 1 Forest Park after the PSATS . . . imitation of hi-steppers by the basketball team . . . silver nitrate in the Chemistry lab . . . basketball trademark - McDonalds after the games. . .Madame Campbellis class with spit balls, the thermostat and breaking time records . . . Navy activities . . . what happened to winter??? we . . .we donat. . .we don't mess . . . We don't mess around, hey!!! twist and shout . . . twoallbeefpattieswithaspecialsaucelettucecheesepicklesonio nsonasesameseedbun PM!! Rich, how many hats do you have??? 3:15 rush down Woodland Ridge . . . E.H.S. is if 1 . . . Monday morning nightmare . . . balance beam and volleyball wipe-outs . . . but Mr. T!!! caravans to U-High . . . detentions for everything and nothing . . . George Paul at scrimmage . . . senior rings . . . 87 Eighth Grade 88 Robyn Abbott Jef f Avery Fred Bailey Scott Barrow Leslie Bateman Michael Becker Kimberly Belcher Cabby Beveridge Elizabeth Bordelon Gerry Boudreaux Chris Bowers Calliway Callicott Doug Calvin Neal Clark Connie Coates Camille Coates Brad Cobb Sterling Core ,lack Cruthirds Debbie Davis Lezle Dunham Leda Durham Kevin Dyer Robert Earle Staty Enochs Walter Evans Tom Felton john Finley Sean Flynn Lea Ann Garrison Brent Gibbs Will Haynes Debbie Heath Paul Heitman Suzanne Hill Rebecca Hodges David Hodges Anne Hornbeak Bettie Huff joejinks Kirk Kanatani Robin Kilpatrick Rob King Carol Land Huff Lewis fi fi Rhonda Woolsey Beckie Wriiy Bill Lodwiclc Denise Lormand Elizabeth Lynch john McCracken Carol McKinnis Melanie McKnight Suzanne Mayer jim Midkiff Andrea Miller Susan Montgomery jim Moore Brooks Munson Ricky Norem Fran Ogden joe Olivier Cindy Palmer Allen Penniman james Prescott David Presley Keith Regan Sean Reilly Laurie Roberts Ed Rotenberg Glenda Shannon john Shoffner Wanda Stucl-:ey Betsy Sullivan Sudie Tannehill Tommy Thompson jo Marie Tillery Elisabeth Turon David Voss Melinda Wziller Aimee Waird Meriget Whitaker Seventh Grade Marlaina Aldridge Peter Armstrong Reid Bateman Catherine Beary Thomas Bell Elaine Belleau Michelle Brown M'I.ou Castillo Steven Conner Evan Cooper Kirk Cooper Kathleen Day Caroline Dobson Ellen Doherty Missy Dumestre Evelyn Durham Lee Eilers Bobby Gildersleeve Buddy Gill Kelly Graves Cynthia Halley Keith Holden Randall Hutchinson ,Ion jackson Christie jones Anne Kent Tara Lake Shannon Lavender Deborah Leach Eric Lewis Robert Lewis Billy Love William Lynch Hutch MCClendon Tipton McKnight Francie McQuown Ashley Martty Katherine Moore Phyllis Olinde Richard Olivier Mark Poltrock Raymond Rackley y 'Hr I' ,,,.. ., il Y' 'Q 194' f it if , I 4 -i 2, if A X if , - ,Q Y m lf- il f ' :-. ,, ::5 3 , Q 4 i M - Mx s Kim I 'A Y m,'1E , iifilif i iee,i eee C - , L x, h e K Q 'Ei ,if kr 3 Melissa Zuber Sixth Grade 'E' Wanyale Radasky Roz Randolph Biiiy Ray Bill Robertson Kraig Rogillio Tracey Rye Michael Sebastian Nikki Seger Sarah Selleck Mark Simpson Scott Singletary Kevin Sivils Nanfy Sloan Beth Strange Dane Strorher Susan Sullivan Susan Svendson Fran Teeter Paul Tepfenhart john Thibodeaux joe Travis Baker Vinci jean Voss Elizabeth Wahlborg Gus Weill Kristine Abbott Helene Afeman Evans Allen DeAnn Alexander Ellen Babers Becky Bertrand Elizabeth Bolick Randall Brown Sally Burke Ahy Callicott Miriam Campbell Sonia Cobb Sandy Davis Polly Field Bobby Finley Larry Fletcher David Flulcer Scott Folse jill Garrison Bobby Hatcher Cindy Hill jeff Hirsch Patrick l-lu Suzy lngram Roland jackson Michael Jacobson Dorothy jones Laura jones David Kean Chris Kilpatrick Kendrick LeBlanc Emily Longnccker Elliott Lormand Carter Lowery Virginia McClcndon Wayne McKowen julie Morgan George Murrcll Randy Ogden juan Parke Miles Pollard Mary Recs Kristine Robinson Douglas Rotcnbcrg Yvonne Sharp jim Simpson Maurice Sklar Collccn Sullivan Don Tatum Dean Tatum Mayann Troth David Wall David Watson Lori Wfilliams Whitney Wright JA -.v f4i Myv .at . K' ..x ,gf 1 if ' '.. Will Yorlc Fifth Grade t we J I . , f fi ' X' ,fig ll i it W W' Q B . IO AfTll'UAl1lWLllll Bahettc de liarroa Victoria liassctti Lauren liareman Logan Beckwith Ann lieveritlge Gregory Bivin Tom Boagni Mark Bradford Susan Calhoun Katherine Carr Amy Clark Keith Clayton Shawn Day David Duby Madelyne Dumestre Katherine Farries Heidi Flynn Scott Gaapard Tram Harrison Bobby Hawthorne jamie Hebert Randy Hopper Kent Kanxitani Rhonda Kizcr Kevin Knight Charles Leggio Stephen Leggio Michael Lcvert Bonnie Lewis Tina Lormand Kerry Loupe Elizabeth Lowry Leslie Loy joe Mm'Curdy Ann McKowen Bret Malcolm julie Mtmdart Lisa Mayes Charles Meier Cate Miller Nancy Norfolk Susan Nunnally Kirk Patrick Mark Peters Lauren Peterson Paige Pollard Kay Regan Bradley Rhorer Ann Rieger Alfred Robinson John Saye Brian Schafer Andrew Schellhzise Flint Shea -Janis Shoffner Doug Smith Stephen Street Danielle Sullivan Amy Thornhill Robin Whittington Robert Witcher john Woodside Brian Yaun The following sayings, written by the Middle Schoolers themselves, are images of their activities and school life which, in a few years, will greatly change. In reading these sayings, keep in mind how these students, the future seniors, will grow and how they will be . . , ten years after, E f rr,, a . , f. . 2--.ititsfsw L X 'ef it - 'N 11 ' T . 'ff -r - A ,,,. x my .. Aquino ic '- f. H ,,.a. t... .1.Q,t.,.l m 8: m's . . . rea1ly?? wanna dance . . . there is always time to do the things you have to, but there is never enough time to do the things you want to do . . . ha, ha, ha . . . dyno-mite . . . a chocolate mess . . . the fifth grade . . . he's so sweet!!! iris an easy F . . . you've got to be crazy . . . pink slip day. i must break this terrible habit of flunking . . . happiness is 3:15 . . . Spring Fiesta. . . pep rallies . . . faking it to the sick room . . . detentions . . . tuck your shirt tail in!!! my suckers stuck to my tongue . . . basketball and football . . . parties and dances . . . you dummy . . , Brusly . . .going to the game tonight??? Mr. Stacey's tests . . . you turkey . . . i don't understand algebra. if lx candy is dandy, but school is cool!!! sometimes i think i'll never finish . . . hot ziggidy dog . . . slaughterball . . . holidays . . . activity period . . . running laps in P.E, . . . tomorrow is not just another day! ll it takes one to know one . . . painting garbage cans and putting out benches . . . time for break. 1 'V' fU hey, son watch who you're pushing around!!! beat U-Hi . . . doing English time after time is just like committing a crime . . . do you have some money i can borrow??? that will be 100 lines . . . not this again! N ,sq Www X25 ,gr Q, N-7 N ak.. Q 0 4 0 Q5 'rv 0 no 0 0 ri' -- ...,-' -. 9 YJ 'I ii. O Q li J 0 Cy, ' ,. 9 O A -. 0 '-7 .4 Q K X 3 9 o,'.., 'V in 'Jw up sf 5 -A ' 'Q dxf 0 can o 5's f'f?m,x..,Q 4 1 6Oi!'m'5 0 0 fa fi Q T i o cw fm, 1 puff- 1 o a 9f:.Q, 9..wt-f'1'-'? !f' 1 2.05223 0 uf' 5,8-I ' ln Memoriam John RandaH11uuJHnson 1962-1975 100 PGRT , WI, ,umm ,gifs-N-z mm NMMA Track ' ft .4-it f . x f . gf ' ' ,I fa V' , , it V . J5' 3 4,12 Track marks both a beginning and an end forthe school life at EHS. lt falls at the beginning of the ACCOLADFS planning year and the final sports event of the school calendar. This dichotomy holds in one other area of track f the nature of the sport itself. It is one sport that, while a team total is kept and some events have members, most events put the individual on display to either Succeed or fail according to his own ahility. Witli only one winner per event land a host of losers, if you can call it thatl. the individual feels the intense excitement of his own accolades or the lonely dissappointment of loss before the eyes of all spectators. ln track, the individual has truly been on display. At Episcopal High no sport is emphasized less fof the three maior oncsj yet no team has done as well as the track team in district fist, last three yearsl or hi-district competition. Maybe this sport says a lot about the individual will of many of our athletes to excell both as members of a team and asa person, . To forecast success Kas ,,f W 'H . Q Howard Cosell ltnowsl is often Q fi' disastrous for the favored team Y I but we do hope they have done their best hy the time these ii in words are finally printed and in your hands. lm. ww,-m...,,,,w , , W . H 1 f,,,, Xu, 4 325' ' ,3 fa 94 ' file . 4 2 A X 'Rf' 4 dj , A Q2 1 'g:3Q,mm.-wi , ,W . 4 ,gi y .Q ,, v M ,,, i 2 mix 11 1' Track ROSTER: Rawhide Callais, Randy Reynolds,joe Clark,-Jim Swan, Bretr Schellhase, Mark Townsend, Bill Ellison, Pierre Conner, Mark Nichols, Robert Davis, Danny jackson, Gary Thornhill, Randy Landreneau, Steele McAndrew, Rich McGill, Rich Marvin, Andrew Wyly, David Ramey,john Lyman, Richard Means, Hank Simpson, Stewart Ramey, David Charlton, Lynn Conrad, Bill Dyer, Roger Bailey, Brian Hanks, Beyn Schwing, Chris Dumestre. Scott Stone. MANAGERS: Tevis Cazedessus, Sally Armstrong. COACHES: Richter, Matens, Nichaus. Taylor. Cross Countr Cross country is another new sport added to the EHS schedule this year, and like most new sports, the team began working out the growing pains of a new and difficult way to run. It is a tough sport. Distances are often as long as four miles over hilly terrain. But it is a young team, eager to grow and establish itself. Good luck. 106 flia 4. ROSTER: Scott Stone, Roger Bailey, Bill Ellison, Pierre Conner, Rawhide Callais. Girls Volleyball M-1 ROSTER: Terri Atkinson, Nancy Babers, Ann Carter, Rita Conrad, Darcy Didier, Allison Doherry, Martha Goodharthlanc Harris, Beverly Hise, Ann Hornbeck, Stephanie Miller, Dcrbigny Murrell, Kendall Noland, Colleen Ugclcn, Vondel Ogrlen, Ann Parker, Rachel Rncklcy, Laura Robertson, Renee Schwing, Terry Schwing,,Ioni Sichcrrh. Karen Silver. Sully Sriifforrl. 107 Girls' Middle School Basketball Seventh and eighth grade girls, basketball was a new activity this year. The girls were enthusiastic and had a good season. We hope their success continues in years to corne. ROSTER: Beth Bordelon f8thj, Lea Ann Garrison C8thj, Becky Hodges C8thj, Lisa Lynch f8th5, Nikki Seger Uthj, Sarah Selleck Uthj, Fran Tceter Uthj, Mindy Waller C8thj, Aimee Ward C8thJ, Rhonda Woolsey C8thj, Coach: Marla Ferguson. t Golf si ii Mi Q ? ROSTER: Father Seger, Coach, George Simon. Gordon Brown, Iveson Noland, Allen jenkins, Malcolm Dougherty. Tennis ROSTER: II-licruredj Bo McDonald, Clino Mongcau, Sharon Ensrerly. Tony Dohcrry, Beth McDonald. Nor Shown: Party Felton, Heidi Miller, Marcy Mclnnis, Tom Phillips, Ed Sliallcross. Ricky Hill, Coach Nichiius. Parents' Guild - Squires PARENTS, GUILD Dr. and Mrs. Pierre Conner Pres. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Belcher Vice-Pres. Mr. and Mrs. Don Didier Sec. Mr. and Mrs. john Stafford Treas. SQUIRES Mr. Calvin Simpson Pres. Mr. M. R. Charleton Vice Pres. Mr. Bud Bailey Sec. For all those parents who support us throughout the year, not only in athletics hut in all school affairs, this page is for you and your blood, sweat and tears. .as i as if sri if is fs ? KE K in Football ' 'i IQ, 3 , wa Rkwzz SJ ,. ,. --.....A,,,,,,,, , LL 155, Mt, -r H lg if ' 5 i , , , l ff 5 Y ,i in ROSTER: Roger Bailey, Pat Broderick, David Charlton, Lynn Conrad, David Dearman, Tom Durham, Russell Hodges, Danny jackson, Chris Kean, Fred Lake, Randy Luntlrenextu, Clayton Lowery, Marty Luther, Rich Marvin, Steele McAndrew, Rich McGill, Rithard Means, Mark Murrell, David Ramey, Stewart Ramey, Robert Rieger Beyn Schwing, Ed Shzillcruss, Lee Sibley, Hank Simpson, Scott Stoneulim Swim, Steve Swnrtley, Lane Vinci, Robert Wood. Coaches: i DALE RICHTER JACK MATENS JEFF TAYLOR i X V , y l l l ttse , - L if Q? n t ,,,s fy ,C y ll2 I' I I ,.f,. 1 ,f - .-'g.. ,1.y , . - , -:arf 51 - RUSSELL HODGES, HB 80 - SCGTT STONE, E 54 - BEYN SCHWING, C 61 - RICHARD fl D 5 MEANS, F 50 - RICH MCGILL, FB I. Q ,. Z? Q ' ! 0,. P-,'5i'Y'izL I fx?- - .I I -wr,-. - ' - , J i'2',f 144, ju A . . A 1 ' 4 I ' 23 - LEE SIBLEY, HB 88 - CHRIS KEAN, E 20 - STEELE 25 - DAVID RAMEY, MCANDREW, 83 - STEVE SWARTLEG, E E HB 7 I-1-f '-,e-iw imw:Q'kN 3, ., IF--asmnfz 4: Jgyxzi gp I - -:ew-if -f ' max' I I 'C .IC, ilii , ..WI Z, A.mL ,.L I8 - DANNY-IACKSON, QB 88 - CHRIS KEAN, E 41 - LYNN CONRAD, HB ,:gsm53,g,Q Isemrawgr Il 113 1212951 'lla tat rsi a . s -1 5 wr 1 if CAMP, hot as you know where, and we were stiff and sore . . . those bunks are bummers. Practice at 6:30 in the morning and the sun wasn't even up yet. We were served steaks so big they covered the plate and were two inches thick . . . thank the Lord it's Saturday and we can go home! Our first game, the PORT ALLEN JAMBOREE . , . Sibley just called coach, heis got a 105 temperature, No rain at camp when you need it, but it rains all week before the first game . . . A loss with O-12 but we still held our confidence. We had a good teamg we just didnit get it all together . . . Camptains for the season were Ramey and Hodges, two fine choices. NORTH PIKE on September 6 . . . The team spirit was great! What a way to start the season off right, with injuries! . . , Weather was fantastic for football, nice and cool . , . We found out that Shallcross was ineligible because the LHSAA had never received his birth certificate . . . It was a close game until the fourth quarter, we had a chance but blew it! 28 to 12 . . . you have to know the bad to appreciate the good. ST, MARTINS on the iaith . . . We came to school at 1:00 Sat. for the long bus ride to the game . , . total disaster with not much to say . . . O-55. Next came ALBANY, Hank was unbelievable . . . he had 4 fumble recoveries . . . with total team effort the final was 27-O. . , Nothing can be sweeter than the taste of victory!! LIVONIA liked to hit nnore than win . . . So since it is more blessed to give than to received, we gave them a good whipping . . . 26-0. There was finally a half decent writeaup in the paper. . . But, Russell sprained his ankle. Sibley out with a form of asthma . . , at least Charlton was back. LIVE OAK coached by Davis, should be a hard hitting game. Witli 26-O victory we had now shut our last 3 opponents . . . all thoughts on U-High. U-HIGH. our rivals was played at Bernie Moore T1'.xt'l4 Stadium , . .astro-turf. . ,Wheat U-High . . . our only tonsolation was that we lost to a good team . . . O-21. Homecoming Week was a most festive time . , . We were pretty confident that we could take CENTRAL CATHOLIC . . . This was the first time we played at Westdale and the field was in good shape . . . Their 37 yard field goal made the difference. We knew ASCENSION CATHOLIC would be tough because they were last yearis champion . . . The length of the game took its toll . . . We lost O-34 and the only thing to do was to prepare ourselves for the final game with St. john. ST. JOHN, the number one team in our district . . . We completely changed our offense to confuse them, and it did most of the time . . . With this loss of 34-O we ended a somewhat disheartening season. 116 R. Mqans R. Hodges e B. Schvying . .. S. McAndrew. D- Je'?kS91?. e - ' ' Infbfceprions 3g5.fi??f?ffi. . S. McAndrew Jeflfsfm e Defense e ' e - e Teeklee . S. McAndrev4f5 i 'AA 7 e' -ee, K e '. fl R. MCGHKI 7 R. Hodge? . .Vi ,,A: if .Bcst.Qffensive Back. . I e e elee ee M Y h ' 3 Lineman. .Hank 2 1 l e.e.. . eee. , 4 .e ee e ' 4 ' PUQF-5511. ee... f ... - ,MCAIHICW .L. , ee S e' ' .Best Defensive . S- eee. Means me '5 e 'Demon S ..RQgQfBai1cy f hhei gf, 'V 3-if 5 AWard.eI.'3..,Q.,h:'...eDavid Ramey . ..1 1.1.1.5 .rf if ' Az-- . . BCyn K ' I' . . V Most i. 'Q e V Rama! e .e ' TF ' Middle School Football ROSTER:,Ieff Avery. Fred Bailey, Doug Calvin. Neal Clark. Brad Cobb. Sterling Core, Kevin Dyer, Walter Evans, Tommy Felton, David Hodgeshlon jackson, Huff Lewis, Hutch McClendon,,Iohn Mcffralcen, Tipton MCKnight,,Iimmy Moore,-loe Olivierjnmes Prescott, David Presley, Keith Regan, Sean Reilly, Ed Rotenluiirgjolxn Shoffner. Dane Strothcr, Baker Vinci, David Voss, Keith Holden. The Scores C Al N li.H.S. 2 Sl. Thomas Moore O on les' tins. iz ooylt- 6 MIKE CAMP 1 Y Q i K l1.H.S. 6 Catholic High 22 JIM WAWY ia.H.s. m tu iigh 0 EHS, ll Wiilkcr 14 I 118 5555 15174 xv' Ln C Mm Qgfiull H 7' f 73 ,. . ? ' , ' l.lp ff1N,'f ww ff A f' ' ' -NA:l.1u:t H 1 LL' , A 4 051111111 gmt afffguwon ? Mr , X I V 5 , M4 Q- s Q . - ,f ,.,. ,M ,. - , --1 4 .41 +..Q-niJ 'fa Av 1 , :I if Q vw ww S.: Q. i ...V tri-5-Q :rr A , Q 111513315 W - - grfonuzomllq .Quum 7 ' QQ K ww., I ,, , .., ,Q Osman' J Lcgobeih JYLIWI 5 ii! Zu' WTP' ,Q f 3 if ,A ' p5,,,,g,,,m.,,,Jyf.wL:Jfw2, ffs,,1,,M o50,,mmmm6mL: QM, AMW, '-Mlm.1JM:QhwfWw1d1 ihslimmwduflz Jffmu, 95001211 Come early to decorate the door . . . baby bottles and diapers . . . gangsters, barrooms. old cars on the front lawn . . . all sorts of strange creatures running here and there . . . a free wear anything day . . everyones crazy or maybe weire seeing things??. . .where IS my costume, has anyone seen it? . , . laughter as motorcycles and birds fly off the balcony . . . the teachers tried to put on a skit again , . . what a thing to come home tolfl fu! is UNL we WORLD safaris CWC' -nm- 7 1A-nov' M, Dx 'Q-1rnyq,v Qwf ff! VOOKJID HY 'fllll rlisrous cu rirs far: E H Z4 '?'f'VTY'if:2i l. ,,2Qyf' 1 1 ,f!fwsm. -V it gy -- , ty f,f53yr.,1fffg--1, 5 ,U We ,, mi, .sw 5 f 51 rg s 5 42 . W , if R X w 5 . .bww oyl, S. - Myyw i J J ROSTER: Leslie Bateman. Catherine Beary, Elaine Belleair, M'I.ou Castillo. Kathleen Day. Caroline Dobson. Ellen Doherty. Evelyn Durham. Diane Flukcr. Becky Hodges, Anne Hornlvcalc. Christievlones. Anne Kent, Robin Kilpatriclc.Tnr1i Luke. Carol Lzmtl. Frnnvie Mtquuwn. Kgttherinc Moore, Frm Ogden. Phyllis Olincle. Tratey Rye. Sarah Selleelt. Susan Svenalson. Suclic Tnnnehill, Meriget Wfliitgiker. Melissa Zuber. SPONSORS: Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. lverstine. fl,: efl 5' 'rtgggh K 4S.l.3 y-xl f . fl R 'f' -l. , ' X -f fri' eg .- i , rm lf A 'J' fills 'll 1 if 5? ,W 3 49,- ROSTER' Cindy Palmer. l.i7 Wfnlullxzrg. Shannon lnwencler. Melanie McKnight. Robyn Abbott, ' ' --s L iddle School Pep Squad and 533 Q- CD P-1 cn Cheerle . f F 39 we 49 Q5 W. if , ' f ' I Pep Squad . . as if fi 5 3355 95? 4 .J , A ww .,A,,. WL., ,.,.. .WY -,...M.-Y,-gigs ,ta . 3 as .. Numa, , W,,.,,,,. .,,.L.. .. aw. ,...,,,y Y 'FY' ' WT 1'W 'YV --Ai N, Wg Xkwy SNK i f v ROSTERt Allison Atkins, Nancy Babers, Laura Bell, Marc Beveridge,-Julie Breazeale,-Ian Byrd, Anne Carter, Robyn Carter, Tevis Cazedessus, Becky Clark, Rita Conrad, Anne Craig, Darcy Didier, Lisa Dobson, Allison Doherty,julie Dorionnleannie Fry,vIill Gilbert, Susan Hollingsworthhlanet Hebert, Ann Hornbeck, Sujata jones, Karen Kirchner, Laurie Lambert, Elsie Lavender, Alice Leopard, Lorie Lewis, ,Ianie Lind, Missy Lowery, Beth McDonald, Marcy Mclnnis, Cindy McKinnis, Linda McKinnis,,Ieanie McKowen, Mary McNamara, Marthalee Mannear, Roberta Mayer, Hiedi Miller, Stephanie Miller, Meredith Nelson, Kendall Nolan, Coleen Ogden, Vondel Ogden, Tammy Ozley, Ann Parker, Angell Parlange, Alison Paul, Susan Phillips, Mary Claire Polard,juliet Pope, Rachel Rackley,jess Regan,jane Rees, Sally Rieger, Laurie Robertson, Sandy Saye, Renee Schwing, Karen Silver, Barbee Singletary,jan Smith, Mopsey Tilton, Wendy Wallace,janie Ward, Pam Wellan, Eliza Wood, Karen Woodman, l24 Lu.-.,-M..-..,,...... -. . V... . if fliii T- . lp gr? Laurie Svendson, Lisa Landreneau, Terri Atkinson, Charlotte Bujol-head cheerleader, Sally Reynolds, Clino Mongeau, Carol Galloway. C h e e r l e a d e I' S I'll do anything but draw . . .P,T.G.. . .Mare you sat- isfied?,' . . . Ben Gay and bobby pins . . . you bit off MORE than you can chew . . . Dr. Pepper and Rice Krispies . . . 'iWho,s the real lil' bit - Terri or SALLYPH GO, GO, GO, GO. 125 High Steppers iii Front Row: Lisa Thomas, Party Felton - Co-Captain, Katherine Phelps - Capcainjudy Sniclcrg Back Row: Dari Row, Beverly Hise, Sally Scaford, Karin Hirschey 126 'H . iv A 7 n i .a '15 but 'nf --... 5.4 hu hr 15. Und , ,L.kz t V 5, - 'E 7-.v e :: ' a 1 , if sstttsy if S TEAM: jay jackson, Robert Craig, Lock Anderson, Steve Graham, David Charlton, Vance Gibbs, George Paul, Bob Hansen, Andrew Wiley, Mike Hollingsworth, George Hopkins, Clifford Singletary. Coached by Jef f Taylor. Bill Dyer and Rich Marvin joined the varsityv after the varsity picture had been taken. 4 .. .,,., l v A if ' , g we 9 ' XV , , Q Vi 'f lk 'I ' I fffifi g ' ,,, N I '-f-b Wfff A L' I 1-I A iii -Iay jackson, Soph., Lock Anderson, Sr., Clifford Singletary,jr., Robert Craig, jr. 128 125 pg E S? had ' C, Q ,-3 David Charlton,jr., Vance Gibbs, George Paul, Sr. CC! Sr., -f , ,L V , f,', 1 be 1 'af 'New' ' if ' an N 'f i 5' f 7 'T . , ,f'- 6 ' f ,Qfffff 35? 1 fz, , , . MA in .:.- ' .. Andrew Wyly, jr., Steve Graham, jr., Mike Hollingsworth, Frosh. Bob Hansen, Sr., George Hopkins, Soph. . ,f 'R 'fi nfiipi x QQ. Q 3 xg' - ml: ,, K Q i - , ,, H.. ilv ,, ,L if-:Ls ,.,. +1 , K1 'W f SWA 'f ' ' I 'Zi 3 mg I ig. f,-- fum jf, .gh -:gf V f iff F W , 1 35 LOCK ANDERSON VANCE GIBBS Senior Players sag f BOB HANSEN GEORGE PAUL This year, the Knights opened their season with a new changegjeff Taylor had taken the coaching position and everyone was anxious to see how the team would adjust. The pre-season games actually served as incentive for five individuals to work as a team before district play. For the first season in the Knight's history, they heat two Quad A schools: East Ascension and Assumption. The Knight's record at the end of pre-district play was 14 and 7. The Knights faced much tough competition in the future. They were predicted to place third in district after Brusly and St. john, but the team felt there was only one team to beat, Brusly. Excitement picked up when we lost to Brusly by only three points, and won a close victory against U-High at the Assembly Center. 130 The second round held some surprisesg a slump hit the team and they were badly defeated by Brusly in their gym, and by St. john at home. St. john turned out to be the barrier between the Knights and a playoff berth. Everyone showed up for the game and victory was ours by four points. We were on our way to fight Chaneyville at Baker, which proved to be a tough Friday night match. The Knights fought hard, but came away with a disappointing defeat. The J-Vees played well all season, ending with a 16-4 record, almost as good as the Varsity record of 22-11. All District Team First Team Vance Gibbs Second Team Steve Graham Lock Anderson Honorable Mention David Charlton Andrew Wyly IJ! 131 X ,:,.- M,,..,w--f 4,,,....-vm J ayvee ps! J f i . jg M V13 . . ,kv V TEAM: jay jackson, Ricky Hill, Gordon Brown,,Ioc Clark, Howard Hirsch, Rich Marvin, Mike Hollingsworth,-lim Swan, George Hopkins, Ed Shallcross, Byron Lynch, Clifford Singlctaiy, Bill Dyer, Randy Reynolds, Ricky Thornhill. COACHES: jack Matens and Gary Neihaus. ,w '4 . i to sun ii lx pd 1 -A ar. arf Qi R' , ,N mf, .vm ,,-f f.,....M...a.. ,.--, aa f . rs., Lf X QU' 'hnm-v i -4 -,. , mn... 1.111 6223 is 5 NW wk, K a- , , i , 44 . Z L ,.,., Hai if , , , .n MIDDLE SCHOOL BA KETBALL 8th GRADE ROSTER: Edward Rotenberg, Kevin Dyer, David Presley, Keith Regan, Brent Gibbs, Neal Clark, Allen Penniman, David Hodges, Tommy Felton, Freddie Bailey,john Shoffner, Sean Reilly, Rob King. COACH: Mike Camo 7th GRADE ROSTER: Hutch McClendon, David Watson, Raymond Rackley, Dane Strothenjohn Thibodeaux, Kevin Sivils, Tipton McKnight, Tommy Bell, Keith Holdenhlon jackson. COACH:,Iim Stacey. Nm in 'I WSW f1'v'srQwfi, . fr ORGANIZATIQNS Advisory Council f The Advisory Council consists of all club presidents. Although the Council does not formally work together as a group, their individual jobs make the backbone of Episcopal High. Student Body President - Danny jackson Senior President - Roberta Mayer junior President - Sally Stafford Sophomore President - Randy Reynolds Freshman President - Bill Ellison Beta Club President - Robert Craig junior Beta Club President - Darcy Didier Accolade Editors - Ann Edelman Martha Otto Chess Club President - Victor Sachse Equites Romani President - Anne Gayle Carter L Alliance Francaise President - Rawhide Callais 138 Mirror President - Nlilton Harris Photography Club President - Bruce Ray Spanish Club President - Richard Marvin German Club President - Pierre Conner Demoiselles President - Terri Atkinson Ecology Club President - Mark Townsend Key Club President - Milton Harris President - David Ramey judo Club President - Brent Robbins Spirit 'VY President - Tevis Cazedessus High Steppers President - Katherine Phelps Head Cheerleader - Charlotte Bujol ational Honor Society George Paul, Bill Borger, Steve Sessums, Anne Carter. Altar Guild Aoolytes Anne Carter, Martha Goodhart. ,f Malcolm Dougherty, Mark Townsend, Gordon Brown, Ed Shallcross, Wilson Reynolds, Will Wright. The National Honor Society has as its purpose to enable the faculty to give recognition to outstanding students and to stimulate respect for scholarship and constructive, responsible work. E.H.S. has been a member of the Society since April, 1972 and its primary purpose is to recognize outstanding scholarship for students in eleventh and twelfth grades. The Altar Guild and Acolytes are newly formed organizations which afford girls and boys a chance to participate in the religious program. By insuring cleanliness and order in the chapel surroundings, especially in the sacristy, they allow the clergy time to handle other functions. This is their first year and they are not fully organized but they feel confident that membership will grow next year. 139 Beta Club ,a Affw ROSTER: Lock Anderson, Nanqf Babers, Roger Bailey, Bill Borger, Charlotte Bujol, Anne Gayle Carter, Rawhide Callais, David Charlton, Robert Craig, Robert Davis, Bill Dyer, Sharon Easterly, Patty Felton, Bill Ford, Carol Galloway, Bob Hansen, Brian Hanks, Milton Harris, Susan Hebert, Lisa Koch, Lisa Lanclraneau, Karen Kirshner, Alice Leparcl, Rich Marvin, Mary McNamara, Clino Mongeau, Derbigny Murrell, Martha Otto, George Paul, Katherine Phelps, Tom Phillips, Dari Row, Tom Senyard, Steve Sessums, George Simon,judie Snyder, Sally Stafford, Lisa Thomas, Mark Townsend, Erin Sullivan, Lisa Zammit. The National Beta Club is an organization whose purpose is the promotion of the ideals of honesty, service, and If Zig 3353-'pg leadership among high school students of America. This year the EHS Beta Club sponsored a school improvement day, a toy drive for the Volunteers of America, a tutoring service, bulletin boards recognizing honor roll and Headmaster's list students, and other such projects. l l U9 X 75123: 'Mfwwf Omaf e t'.. 'Q J r. Beta Club This is the first year of thejunior Beta Club at Episcopal High. e have had several fund raising projects and a tutoring service for , iddle school students. We have tired to set high standards for uture jr. Beta Clubs to follow. We are going to try to have an cology project in the spring. YS is ' --Q--,....,,, ,,..,t..... L k A 'kj E , 1 ,WM ROSTER: john Anderson, Mike Becker, Marc Beveridge, Beth Borclelon, Pat Broderick, Doug Calvin, Connie Coates, Debbie Davis, David Dearman, Darcy Didier, ,Iulee Doiron, Robert Earle, Tommy Felton, Susan Griffin, Will Haynes, Debbie Heath, Howard Hirsch, Becky Hodges, Anne Hornbeak, Ann Hornbeck, Suiata jones, Kirk Kanatani, Robin Kilpatrick, Karl Koch, Elsie Lavender, Gordon LeBlanc, Huff Lewis, Lori Lewis, Marty Luther, Byron Lynch, Lisa Lynch,john McCracken, Melanie McKnight, jean McKowen, Suzanne Mayer, Andrea Miller, Susan Montgomery, Ricky Norem, joe Olivier, Tammy Ozley, Cindy Palmer, Alison Paul, Mary Claire Pollard, David Presley, Rachel Rackley, Stewart Ramey, Sean Reilly, Sally Rieger, Brett Robin, Edward Rotenbcrg, Gunny Sen, john Shoffnerhlan Smith, Betsy Sullivan, Sudie Tannehill. Tommy Thompson, Laurie Valentine. David Voss, XX'endv Wzillace, Aimee Wzird, Pam Wcllan, Eliza Wood, Rhonda Woolsey, Chess Club , .i- fs a r ROSTER: Victoria Bassetti, Tom Boagni, Stephen Conner, Kirk Cooper, David Duby, Buddy Gill, Regan jones, Kevin Knight, Ashley Martry, justin McCormick, Lauren Peterson, Kay Regan, Wilson Reynolds, Victor Sachse, Kevin Sivils, Maurice Sklar, Amy Thornhill, Gus Weill, Will Wright. The main objective of the Chess Club this year has been the teaching of the game to our Middle School members, and to provide an opportunity for its members to participate in tournament play. Maya EHS Players ' 4, iii fl? ' ' H 1 ' H4 V I ,X,,. . v,,saMM,,.,.,,ga,,.,,,,,..,z All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players. As You Like It fAct II, Sc. 7, Line 1395 The stage at Episcopal is growing - summer workshop produced PENELOPE, PRIDE, OF THE PICKLE FACTORY for the Baton Rouge Community Arts Festival and the newly named Episcopal Players then repeated their performance for the opening of school. Halloween was the occasion for a Wear-A-Costume Day to raise money for the Players' productions. Many hours of rehearsing saw the presentation of a night of one-acts, THE WIDOW and A THING OF BEAUTY and a rare treat was provided by playwright Maurice Berger who wrote A THING OF BEAUTY when he met with the players to discuss his play and characters with the cast. Plans for the spring include a workshop production by the Speech class and hopefully a full-length play. The Players are attempting to bring the stages of the world to Episcopal High and to introduce all who are interested to our world - the stage. 143 Key Club The Key Club is an international organization patterned after and sponsored by Kiwanis International. Our club has conducted an active program of serving projects for school and city. This year the club has been in charge of chapel maintenance, concession stands and gate at both football and basketball games, and has been involved in campus beautification. ln city service, we have worked for the Disabled Vets and Heart Fund and played in the Muscular Dystrophy Football Marathon at L.S.U. Our club is composed of students interested in serving others, are able to give their time, and are responsible workers. This club looks forward to more and better projects each year. ,ya RF11 SWEETHEARTS: Terry Schwing, Sally Stafford, Clino Mongeau, Martha Otto, Nancy Babers. ROSTER: Bill Borger, Rawhide Callais, Pierre Conner, Robert Craig, Vance Gibbs, Bob Hansen, Milton Harris, Frank Hopkins, jay jackson, Bob Obier, George Paul, Tom Phillips, Brent Robbins, Tom Senyard, Steve Sessums, George Simon, Danny Smith, Clifford Singletaryhlohn Singletary, Scott Stone, Andrew Wyly, Kent Zammit. 144 Demoiselles Zgtif-cf fi . 1,4 ROSTER: Allsion Adkins, Sally Armstrong, Terri Atkinson, Nancy Babers, Roberta Barrow, Laura Bell, Marc Beveridgehlulie Brazealejackie Brown, Valerie Brys, Charlotte Bujol, jan Byrd, Anne Carter, Robyn Carter, Tevis Cazedessus, Becky Clark, Anni Cobb, Rita Conrad, Anne Craig, Darcy Didier, Allison Doherty, julie Doiron, Sharon Easterly, Kathy Ellison, Martha Evans, Patty Felton,-Ieannie Frey, Carol Galloway,jill Gilbert, Martha Goodhart, Lynn Gildersleeve, Torie Hearin, Susan Hebert, Karin Hirschey, Beverly I-lise, Susan Hollingsworth, Ann Hornbeck, Lisa Koch, Lauri Lam- bert, Lisa Landreneau, Lori Lewis, Janie Lind, Missy Lowery, Marthalee Manncar, Roberta Mayer, Marcy Mclnnis,-Jeanie McKowen, Mary McNamara, Heidi Miller, Stephanie Miller, Clino Mongeau, Derbigny Murrell, Meredith Nelson, Kendall Noland, Coleen Ogden, Martha Otto, Tammy Ozley, Angele Parlange, Allison Paul, Katherine Phelps, Susan Phillips, Mary Claire Pollard, Rachel Rackley,jane Reese, jess Regan, Sally Reynolds, Gaye Richards, Sally Rieger, Martha Rimkus, Toni Robbins, Laura Robertson, Dari Row, Renee Schwing, Terry Schwing, Marie Scobee, ,Ioni Sieherth, Karen Silver, Barbee Singletarynludie Snider, Sally Stafford, Erin Sullivan, Laurie Svendson, Lisa Thomas, Wendy Wallace, Linda Warrenulanic Wzircl, Katy Weir, Pam Wellan, Eliza Wood. The Demoiselles endeavored to accomplish two mayor obyec- tives during the school year, service to our school and service to our community. For the school, we took on responsibilities such as hostessing parent's night in Sept., helping the Mother's Guild by serving at the November Supper Auction, and sponsoring a buffet meal for the coaches and referees at the annual invitational basketball tournament in December. Our fund-raising tasks con- sisted of a candied apple-popcorn ball sale in the fall, a spring fashion show, and a bake sale. On Dec. 21, our organization boxed Christmas toys for the Volunteers of America and on Dec. 23, delivered them to needy families. We hope through our pro- jects we have shown an interest to those living around us as well as to our own school. Our contribution from fund-raising pro- jects was given to Father Webster for special school projects, ijomf Qtffbuislt 46 Latin Club Latin Club French Club Chorus Christmas Program . 's Hz: 5? .1 xi V' . .J ,. rm i ,.k K T' , Beta Club I Toys fOr TOIS Jr. Chorus - l00'Zp Chance of Rain. French Club Carolling ownsend, Robyn Whittington. ,-A Ecology Club .', P ,4,, :Aja ML' giirff Q I, jay Aymond, Victoria Bassettihlan Byrd, Pam Calvin, Shawn Day, Malcolm Dougherty, Martha Evans, Patty Felton, Heidi Flynn, Bill Ford, Laurajones, Lisa Emily Longnecker, Rich Marvin, Lisa Mays, Marcy Mclnnis, Ann McKowen,jeanie McKowen, Mary McNamara, Richard Means, Kirk Patrick, Lauren Peterson, Ray,-jane Rees, Martha Rimkus, Andrew Schellhase, Brett Sclicllhnse, Sarah Selleclchloni Sieberth, Kevin Sivils, Erin Sullivan, Amy Thornliillhjo Tillery, Mark :W 'W' A, The Ecology Club is a service organization which seeks to improve the environmental quality of school life. With that in mind, our main projects this year were building the Outdoor Studyhall and Amphitheater, and a system of nature trails. We wish to thank everyone who helped to make the Studyhall, as well as the year, a success. 147 French Club f - fr was . r ' . -fff A, 3, . ,., M M, at 2 3. ,L g .4 ' flmaf .Wi la K ROSTER: OFFICERS: Pres, Rawhide Callaisg Vice-Pres. Sally Reynolclsg Treas,-Iane Rees, Sec. Erin Sullivang Reporter Nancy Babers, Hal Adkins, Marlaina Aldridge, Laura Bell, Marc Beverage, julie Breazeale, Pam Calvin, Robyn Carter, Rita Conrad, Kathleen Day, David Dearman, Darcy Didier, Allison Doherty, Evelyn Durham, Bill . . . C , . Dyer, Patty Felton, Carol Galloway, Susan Griffinhlanet Hebert, Karin Hirschey, Beverly His janie Lind, Lori Lewis, Marthalee Mannear, Linda McKinnis,jeannie McKowin, Francie McQuown, Mark Murrell, Kenclell Noland, Tammy Ozley, Alison Paul, Angele Parlange, Mary Claire Pollard, Rachel Rackley,jess Regan, Robert Rieger, Sally Rieger, Sandy Saye, Karen Silver, Barbee Singletary, Danny Smithnludie Snider, Erin Sullivan, Susan Svendson, Liz Taylor, Lisa Thomas, Mopsy Tilton, Linda Warren, Pam Wellan, Eliza Wood, Russ The purpose of the French Club is to encourage interest in the language and cul- ture of France. This year the French Club has been greatly expanded. The first annual bicycle race, Le Tour de L'Alliance Francaise, was held. Christmas caroling at local nursing homes was another of our fall projects. In the spring the annual French banquet was held in honor of the Lafayette Festival participants. llloytolfmpclla, , George Hopkins, Ann Hombeckhlay jackson, Anne Kent, Laurie Lambert, German Club ROSTER: Pierre Connor, Chris Dumestre, Bill Ellison, Mike Hollingsworth, Frank Hopkins, Karl Koch, Fred Lake,john Lyman, Greg Mielke, Heidi Miller, jimmy Nunnally, Vondell Ogdoen, Gaye Richardsjohn Runnels, Marie Scobee,janie Ward, Guy Watkins, Will Wright, Lisa Zammit. The German Club may have been slow moving this year, but we hope to do as much as we can to interest other people in German and to get class members to enjoy it. ROSTER: Pat Broderick, Gorden Brown, jan Byrd, Scott Fetzer,jeannie Frey, Brian Hanks, Lisa Landreneau, Elsie Lavender, Rich Marvin, Marcy McKinnis, Stephanie Miller, Mark Nichols, Coleen Odgen, Susan Phillips, Tom Phillips, Randy Reynolds, Laura Robertson, Ed Shallcross. Hank Simpson, Laurie Svend- son, Andrew Wyly. The Spanish Club attempts to provide a service for the school, and also to have fun and raise money through projects. Some of these projects include bake sales, the Senior-Faculty football game and a booth at the Spring Fair. Due to the support of the members and their sponsor the Spanish Club has once again been a success. I Spanish Club 149 Latin Club , u' -ur' -+- I? 'sf uf t, sr 'R sg. W4 33? I fflf if vt, 1'-,,1i.u :ag liliivwi ROSTER: Terri Atkinsonhleff Avery, Elaine Belleau, Chris Bowers, jackie Brown, Calliway Callicott, Anne Carter, M'Lou Castillo, Anni Cobb, Robert Earle, Martha Evans, Walter Evans, Bill Ford, Fran Fretter, Lea Ann Garrison, Milton Harris, Perry Heitman, Susan Hollingsworth, Christie jones, Carol Land, Billy Lodwick, Nelson Longnecker, Billy Lynch, Katherine Moore, Brooks Munson, Fran Ogden, George Paul, Katherine Phelpsjames Prescott, Smart Ramey, Randolph, Tracey Rye, Mike Sebastian, Tom Senyard, Nancy Sloan, Sally Stafford, Beth Strange, Wanda Stuckey, Mindy Waller, Becky Wray, Sponsor, Mrs. Phelps. 'fiei f if . Q. - -- 1. :N , -E-S ,i.f-A 'gr i .zgzi jz 1 -F151 ..f, 1-eiq m wllei iijteey X . 4 ' 5 if 5 2 .. R + it e f . sist if i e . 1 Equites Romani furthers interests in the classics by involving students in some of the ancient traditions and festivities. These include a Slave Sale, which is our chief money-raising event, Saturnalia, and the Roman Banquet. While learning more about'what the Romans did, we have a good time! t fc v 4721 ' a Judo Club ld fd Q' X . . . . Q MQ ' My Thejudo Club is lust over a year old and has grown greatly. The clubls instructor is Mr. if George Feyerabend, who holds a 2nd degree Black Belt in judo. The clubls advisor is Mr. 1 I J ' Camp. When the club started, only a handful of people were interested, but now over 26 , members enjoy working out every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. We have four girls ' A that fight just as hard as any boy in the club, which shows girls can do it too. The club is . , K g zzg S oepn to both boys and girls of any age. Though we work hard to better our skills and ' understanding of judo, we also try to relax and have fun. We try to have parties after local iiii tournaments, demonstrations, and sometimes before practice. Many of the members are new All V ' to the club, but by their hard and serious practice I foresee that judo will see many future .F . champions from the mats of E.H.S. Already two members this year have placed in National 1 91 fi iilil competition, Brent Robbins placed 5rd in the 205 lb. young men's division and Tom H V W , Senyard placed 2nd in the 16 year old open division at the National X YMCA Open Tournament. The club is looking forward to hosting the Southern AAU Tournament and hopes to have a banquet at the end of the year. judo is a growing sport and defense in the world, A,'e .I nation, and great institutions such as Episcopal High School. We N if q v? 2- hope our club membership will grow, so that it can teach judo and ' t 'V 'HW also help onels physical and spiritual strength come together. We also learn AiKido Cstudy of arm and wrist locksj andjui-Titsu Can MW if ancient form of self-defensej. The club is a member of the United fig, A . States judo Association and holds a class B charter. We sincerely Vtf. S i up f invite anyone at any time to join the judo Club. lrr l i E If ll ,541 W , . sg 't......... 1 f i- - aa, L H ,,,, ftttfl ,,,, ..,f.f - L i , ir 9 4 ?. f Q . M bf 1 im 2 Y E ,ggz el? g V - ROSTER: Amro Alawady-white,-lay Aymond-purple, Greg Biermann-white, Bill Borger-green, Mark Bradford-white, Kirk Cooper-white, Malcolm Dougherty-purple, Martha Evans-purple, Walter Evans-white,joe jinks-blue, Ronda Kizer-white, Lisa Koch-purple, Tara Lake-white, Ashley Marty-white, Nat McKerly-white, Kirk Patrick- white Mark Peters-white, Billy Ray-orange, Bruce Ray-purple, Brent Robbins-brown, Andrew Schellhase-white, Brent Schellhase-white, Sarah Selleck-orange, Tom Senyard purple, Steve Sessums-purple, Mark Townsend-purple. 151 Fellowship of Christian Athletes ROSTER: Lock Anderson, Roger Bailey, Pat Broderick, Gordon Brown, Rawhide Callais, Lynn Conrad, David Dearman, Chris Dumestre, Tommy Durham, Vance Gibbs, Steve Graham, Bob Hanson, Russell Hodges, Frank Hopkins, George Hopkins, Danny jackson,jay jackson, Chris Kean, Randy Landreneau, Clayton Lowery, Marty Luther, Rich Marvin, Steele McAndrew, Gordon McGill, Richard Means, Mark Murrell, George Paul, David Ramey, Stewart Ramey, Robert Reiger, Beyn Schwing, Ed Shallcross, Lee Sibley, Hank Simpson, Scott Stone,,Iim Swan, Steve Swartly, Lane Vinci, Andrew Wyly, . , . take the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. fliphesians 63135 The FCA is dedicated to the Lord and this year we have tried to put the armor of God on other people so they will be able to live good Christian lives. The armor is truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, and the most important one: The Word of God. 1210 fa, 152 Jr. F.C.A. jeff Avery, Fred Bailey, Tommy Bell, Doug Calvin, Neal Clark, Brad Clark, Evan Cooper, Sterling Corehlack Cnithirds, Kevin Dyer, Walter Evans, Tommy Felton, Brent Gibbs, Paul Heitman, Keith Holden, David Hodges, .Ion jackson, Huff Lewis, Hutch McLendon, jack McCraken, Tipton McKnight,-Iimmy Moore,joe Oliver, james Prescott, David Presley, Raymond Rackley, Keith Regan, Sean Reilly,.Iohn Shoffner, Kevin Sivits, Dane Strother, Baker Vinci. Ours is an organization dedicated to the ideal that health and athletic abilities are God-given gifts. To this we give Him the thanks for our skills. Kevin Dyer - President, Coach Camp - Sponsor. .J.R.O.T.C. ROSTER, 9th GRADE: David Alexander. Annetre Arcencaux, Laura Bell, Marc Beveridge,-julie Brcazealc, Pat Brodcritk, Anne Craig, David Dearman, Allison Doherty, Richard Dunham, Bill Ellison, Howard Fluker. Iill Gilbert, Susan Griffin, Guy Hanks, Hunt Hearinulanet Hebert, Zed Howell, Sujata-Innes, Karl Koch, Laurie Lambert, Elsie Lavendenjanie Lind, Marry Luther. Cindy McKinnis,,Ieanie Mrlinwen, Greg Micll-ce, Mcrulitli Nclaon, Kendall Noland, Mary Claire Pollnrdululict Pope, Gaye Richards, Marie Scohce, Barber Singlctary.-lan Smith, Chandler Svendson, Mopsy Tilton,janie VUard, Karen Woalmnin. 10th GRADE: Hal Atlltimulxiy' Aymontl, Nancy liahers.-lackie Brown, Pam Calvin, Robyn Carter. Pierre Conner, Rita Conrad, Kitty Cooper, Malcolm Dougherty, David Ellison, Martha Ev.ins.,Ieannie Frey, Caroll Galloway.,layvlatl-tson. W.irrcri Kean, Tommy l.aPorte, Scott Leonard, Marthalee Mannear, Linda MtKinnis, Stephanie Miller, Coltrn Ogden, Angtlt' Parlangc. Anne Parker. Susan Phillips, Bruce Rav.-lane Rccsulcss Regan, Randy Reynolds, Sally Ruynoltls, Roh Riegcr, Toni Robbins, Liura Robertson, Sandy Save, Ron Schafer, Brett Stlicllliase, Maurtvn Shannon, Karen Silver, Burl Sloanuludie Snider, Erin Sullivan, Mark Townsend, Russ Wray, Will Xwriglit lltli GRADE. Roberta Barrow, Lisa Dobson, Susan Hebert, Karin Hitschey. Susan Hollingsworth. Lisa Koth, Lisa l.andrt'ne:iu, Alite lepard, Whlliam Lepard, Nelson Longnecker, Missy Lowery, Hcitli Miller. Tom Pliillips, Clifford Singletarx, Sally Stafford, Lisa Thomas, l2tli GRADE' Bill Borget. Rawhide Callais, llctlcy Clark. K'l.ynn Dunham, Kathy lillison. Lynn Ciildersleeve, Hew Hamilton. Brian Hanks, Milton Harris, Frank Hopkins, Clino Mongcau, Rohcrt Obier, Brent Robhins. Bevn Schwing, Tom Senyard, Steve Scssums. Kent Lammit S r N Attention on decklg Hey, Bob! Bill just broke another rifleg Battalion Formation Tomorrow, All cadets will wear their blues unless the temperature is above 70 then you will wear your khakis . . . I think I am losing command, Donlt you people know your left flank from your right?! Look, it's easy. Flanks are given on the foot opposite the direction in which you want them to go. Do you have any idea who this man is? CFort Polkj Any commis passing within 10 feet of this mine has had it. R i Q N. v vg X1I,.K f 1 r fix' XIX if ar, .t 5 v 'li Drill Team ROSTER: Erin Sullivan, Susan Hebert, Mark Townsend, Karl Koch, Russ Wray, Nelson Longnecker, Bob Obier, Milton Harris, Bill Borger, Steve Sessums, Martha Evans, Pam Calvin, Lisa Koch, Bruce Ray. E' --.-. Ent S vi V S , , . ,4 jg, V k ,.,,4ygNg1J 41, 1 ,V . . ,W L ' , ,., H ,A V . 3 - 'Q 'is -. - j k A If K f :X 9 i fhfff 1 I I -iw ! Qui- 1 . 5251 A , -7 I .Aegmgffej , ,.v:.,,L gf , ' , - 1 ,- 'K wi- ' ' Y f,,f.iLlsbf y ,2S?ti'..,..,. ' 4 Via fx' '51 16 ff ,Q ' ' 1- .2 1 ilu if Ywrhf G ' aw 'G IAM f -1 A , , K S 2 W 5 ,. , , . .vv . i ,,., . A Q f 1, 1 me , A .zzgzzfsfxszz-wsgsmf W ,v-'zzlfmizom x f K 51 'H ,, W Mirror Editor: Milton Harris, Asst. Editor: Patty Felton, Department Editors: Photo!Art - Elizabeth Taylor, Poetry - Mark Townsend, Short Story - George Paul, Business - Dari Row, 5-8 Grade - Nancy Babers, Essay - Valerie Brys. STAFF: Wendy Reynolds, Heidi Miller, Laura Robertson, Stephanie Miller, Pam Calvin, Allison Paul, Jeannie Fry, Eliza Wood, Sally Rieger, Marc Beveridge, Laura Bell, Lori Lewis, Darcy Didier, Tammy Ozley, Rachel Rackley, Nancy Babers, Robyn Carter, Kendall Noland, Sujata jones, Sally Reynolds, Angele Parlange, Brett Schellhase, Hank Simpson, Sandy Saye, Coleen Ogden,.Iane Rees, Susan Phillips, Karen Silver, Linda Warren,jay jackson, Pam Wellan. The MIRROR is the school lit- erary magazine which exists to offer the opportunity for students to express their creative writing ability and share it with the student body. With a new organizational structure run by the students, we hope to have more and better mate- rial with each new issue. Accolade WILLIAM LEPARD MARY MCNAMARA honest folks . . . we've taken 3254 pictures Ccount 'emj . . . Ann ruined at LEAST 1000 . . . We've printed at LEAST 963 . . . we,ve spent at least over 1200 hours Cexeluding summer hours . . . darkroom hours, etC.j . . Mr. Ward really liked page 106! . . . cut the crop . . . where's that picture . . . turn in your senior sheet . . . any more rosters? . . . one more hole, Tom, and you're out . . . where, oh where did Martha go? . . . Buck . . . long rides to Acadian Thruway . . . Martha, we have a page like that? . . . Only 195 pages left. . . working on a yearbook is like living in a dorm - it's a good Way to lose your best friend . . . Let it be . . . DERBIGNEY MURRELL 158 LIZ TAYLOR, TOM PHILLIPS ,IONI SIEBERTH MX hnl cropper W-tx 4 4 ROGER BAILEY, PIERRE CONNER, BRUCE RAY BECKY CLARK CRYSTAL MARCEL SHARON EASTERLY MARTHA OTTO and ANN EDELMAN Co-Editors Photo Club Y .Ar , ROSTER: Bruce Ray - President, Sharon Easterly - Secretary, Pierre Connenjustin McCormick, Liz Taylor, Martha Ottouloni Sieberth, Lee Eilers, Mike Sebastion, Malcolm Dougherty. This year the Photography Club has hoped to accomplish its prime objective: to further interest and ability in photography and media related areas. To accomplish this goal, we have had several guest speakers from photographers in our area, shown films from many different sources on many varied subjects, and have taken part in a photographic essay of the Baton Rouge and surrounding areas. This past year has hopefully been not only interesting but productive for all, l 159 Chorus V 'J , H 3 A W' A My fglii ' jill M :,1, 1 li' , im Qi ,,,..,' ROSTER: Nancy Babers, Roberta Barrow, Valerie Brys, Anne Carter, Tevis Cazedessus, Anne Cobb, Lisa Dobsonhleannie Frey, Carol Galloway, Martha Goodhart, Perry Heitman, Susan Hollingsworth, Lindy johnson, Karen Kirchner, Alice Lepard, William Lepard, Beth McDonald, Robert McDonald, Richard Means, Heidi Miller, Stephanie Miller, Clino Mongeau, Martha Otto, Angele Parlange, Margaret Penniman, Sally Reynolds, Randy Reynolds, Wilson Reynolds, Dari Row,joni Sieberth. The High School Chorus is an opportunity for high school students to participate in music. They have sold donuts for the monetary support of our Christmas program. This program was held in early December with great success under the direction of Mrs. Portia Loper. Junior Chorus ,Ra W H A mv J 4,5- ROSTER: Michael Becker, Michelle Brown, Douglas Calvin, Kathleen Day, Lezle Dunham, Brent Gibbs, Cynthia Halley, Debbie Heath, Rebecca Hodges, Anne Hornbeak, Robin Kilpatrick, Carol Land, Huff Lewis, Denise Lormand, Melanie McKnight, Brooks Munson, Ricky Norem, Fran Ogden, Nikki Seger, Glenda Shannon, Susan Sullivan, Elisabeth Tuton, Melinda Waller, Meriget Whitaker, Rebecca Wray. New Students ig, 5 Maria Vlacos, 10g Ferdinand Hintzc, Srhg Geoff Garrc-rr, Sthg Susan Cockc, Grhg Ann Cockc, 7rhg Troy Reynolds, 7thgjanic Lewis 8th, Greg Ricrman Doug Harrison fnot new but WC don't leave anyone outj u Diana Fluker, Vrhg Srephanic Smith. Srh. Science Fair Sth and 6th Cirnclc: POSTERS: lst Y Bonnie Ixgwis, Zncl - Tom Boagnic. ,Grd Y Robin Wliittingtcnn BIOLUGY: Ist Y Elizabeth Boliclc 2nd Y Brizin Schafer, Brci Y Shawn Day. -JUNIOR DIVISION: Ist - David Dearman, Zncl Y Lisa Lynch nntl Denise Lormancl. Brcl Y Doug Calvin. EARTH SCIENCE: lst Y Robin Kilpiltriclc. Znd Y Dohoizih Leach, Farcl Yjohn McCracken .intl Fred Bailey. BIULQGICAL SCIENCE: lst Y Ricky Norcm. Znil - Cindy Palmer nntlrloe Travis. Srtl Y Chris Bowers, PHYSICAL SCIENCE: lst Y Mark Peters, Znd Y Charles Meier. Brel Y David Kean, EARTH SCIENCE: lst Y Michael Lc-vert, 2nd Y Kc-vin Knight, 5rd Y Robert Wfitclicr. SENIOR DIVISION: BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE: lst Y Iim Swim. PHYSICAL SCIENCE: Zml Y Ron Schafer. Social Studies Fair Again we pay hommage to the winners of the Social Studies Fair and all those who made it such a success. We hope that the future brings growth and new honors for those who labor silently without much fanfare, and that the trumpets will continue to herald these achievements in an even louder tone. DIVISION I lst Y Evans Allen Y Inventors-Inventions 2nd Y Catherine Carr Y Pioneer Life 5rd Yjulie Morgan - Arabial' 4th Y Yvonne Sharp Y The Middle Ages GROUP PROJECTS lst -jeff Hirsch and Miles Pollard Y Waterflcmw 2nd Y William York and Randall Brown Y Castle Village DIVISION II lst - Baker Vinci- The Windmill 2nd - Tommy Thompson Y The Dutch Windmill 3rd Y Wanyale Radasky Y Elevation and Usage 4th Y Marlaina Aldridge Y Indian Clothing GROUP PROJECTS lst - Suzanne Mayer and Katherine Beveridge Y Hogans 2nd Y Rhonda Woolsey and Elizabeth Bodelon Y Louisiana Products DIVISION III 1stYvlolin Runnels Y The Maelstrom of Worlcl Population Znd - Robert Wood Y Indian Pueblou 5rd Y Sally Stafford Y I-Iistory of Sportsware' 4th Y Lisa Thomas Y Slave Life HONORABLE MENTIONED Roger Bailey Y The Greatest Show on Earth Sharon Easterly Y Life on the Bayou Coleen Ogden Y Stonehenge ...A Headmastefs List Fall - 1974-75 Here's to you who did your best hope the list grows by Spring 7th GRADE Michelle Brown Billy Love Roz Randolph Michael Sebastian Nikki Seger Sarah Selleck 8th GRADE Doug Calvin Robert Earle Lea Ann Garrison Rebecca Hodges Melanie McKnight 5th GRADE Logan Beckwith Katherine Ferries Bobby Hawthorne Kent Kanatani Kevin Knight Bonnie Lewis joe MacCurdy Cate Miller Ann Rieger Janis Shoffner Robert Witcher 6th GRADE Ellen Babers Sally Burke jeff Hirsch Patrick Hu Suzy Ingram Colleen Sullivan Mayann Troth 9th GRADE Darcy Didier Ann Hornbeck Tammy Ozley Allison Paul Sally Rieger -John Runnels Udayan Sen Pam Wellan 10th GRADE Warren Kean Linda McKinnis Laura Robertson joe Olivier Judie Snider Sean Reilly Meriget Wliitaker 11th GRADE Robert Craig GRADE Talent Show The first annual E.H.S. 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Mod!-Save ll more ofa good idea. 3 Locations to Serve You 8658 GDDDWDDD BLVD. 10750 FLORIDA BLVD. 4757 NDRTH BLVD. 1-exe?-s. L A+hle+e's Fool' Headquarlers for Aihleiic Shoes Baseball - Baslceiball - Bowling Foolball - Golf - Tennis - Track Training -- Coaching I2387 Florida Blvd. Phone C o m pli Good Luck . Lou ,QP XX., U . s Aimee i EIlio+'S - ' siiii Shopping Road 1 iii YW. i L : 'W eaa 1 i i ,sys,g,s4fg5,g:ff,,-5,5 . ,. 1 ,1 ' fs-.::i1w,:f ' -' A ,gr ...,,. sg, 5 K v w X , Bes'r Wishes lo +l1e EEE Isa m Finance, Inc. 44122252 -fa ,- M221-s-:zz , ' :- f3388 Conven+ion, Balon Rouge ,730 Couri S+., Porl' Allen I O Railroad, Plaquemine J I0 W.fRailroad, Gonzales llll i f li iliisf - V a X - ' K 'ff - i , 4 s s ff V ii!! fl'7:':,i:5-:iii 'C W' 1 LA. ,,ss 51, , so , .Ls 11 :s sfEZZ5i i?4fi'i:Ff' i -1 . i Y , ssss s 1 W 1,9 H H ,,.. 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Q The Junior Class Suppor+s +he ACCOLADE l Shop I onihe CompIimen+s g S+ree+ of Bordenls Reeves Shopping Cenfer and I Ice Cream Casual Wear for Young Men? ee and Young Ladies OUTFITTERS for the TEAM-- for the INDIVIDUAL! for all your sporting goods needs IITHLETIG HIIUSE 9227284 TOM DRIVE PHONE. 927-3483 i ilarges' Snowy .I , 'AEIDIWSION OF ALL IXMEWA OI Ivnuiw-s .x'u1-..x.n.1s1fw i.x AN - sw,u'A, I-,I Kf 1 THE MEN'S STORE IN BATON ROUGE be ' ig' an iA'g' ' ae., F 14, e 1 .L A I i Y' V ' r ,gl I ' A In Jack Vinceni Finance Co., Inc. CompIimen+s of ':?'f1.e,1 ICOWPWUWWSQIIQ Le Ra'rien+ Aids -- Shoes 236 Wabash Ave. Bafon Rouge, La. 70806 I Ph. 3444533 226 Laurel S+ree'I Ba+on Rouge, La. l g Telephone: 383-4772 Iiii AI NSWQ RTH PHARMACY . ,,.e.,e 2360 Blvd' I gppg 'ER Ba+on Reqgge, Lal 70815 Iaie 6 I itii ffl-QI I I S Jiiiif Saggiiggifimwmwm' Whwm ees as iiiii il I Ieie 2 I An F.C.A, Tre adS 8: 2 2 Care Inc. V - eg gg:::esgs.ssz'1ss1.f - 1' HANEGAN' 2 52233 eEf2overnmen+ S+. Owner of Dr Treado l i , 2 o I00 Wooddale Blvd. Ba+on Rouge, La. Wheel Balancingjfj FF0f1+ End Complimen+s of MIKE HALEY, ovJ.aQrl New YQFIK Phone: 15041 927-2723 Q Life 2 ff eszzggggzfsze mmlfllillllillii fm: wry.:-F5151--Witiimiiiiiii 2lfreS5fs:fQ:!iz5gaaE4cff2qfm Mar+ha and Sharorn Of Compliments of 'lrhe Class of '76 I5 M sof Complime4n+s A of Chapman's FurnH'ure Co. Ma'I 2158 f 1 hm as The Las+ Complimen+s of 'rhe Senior Class 2 1 .56 W 1. im if M f 1 W' if -Q4 , ff E THIS IS NQNE QI: Union Na+ional YOUR BUSINESS. 6 Life 'ns' CQ' AM Es'l'. l926 COMPL BATON R U TOC M Bafon r - Remember From Mavs Cougs, From J.S.P.'s fo L.S.U. Games, From Waiiingy by fhe Phone fo Lisfening Ty1'o Carly y A.rEaf V h L Honesfy Is fhe Besi Policy I 3 2 1 5 f Makes Milk Drinking Popular! Rug A LOCALLY OWNED FAFRIVI INDUSTRY KLEIIWETER FARMS - BATQN RQUGE, LA. 70815 Valeniine and Leblanc, Inc. i ii A Complimen+s of Demoiselles Good Luck From 'rhe Be+a Club Gree+ings From 'rhe Jr. Be+a Club GS all .nf . f Q ... 5 f sup . 'S ' 2 , 4, Q., X 44 5 . i, ,, g2 , as mfr Wi? ew ,Q KH -Xi.. vm.. N, 'P A W w Q 39. 49672 ig., 4+ S332 wh f m Complimen+s of F.C.A Jr. Pep Squad 9-an ' ,' . ' y 'a ,f-tu wma,-L M ' ' ff I.. W ff ' 3 W t lf' ta 't if tyya A ' 'V'L D I X 1.,- !8f V,t A 'Ai- - J A Vizk P iiv 1, 1: and in ten . . . twenty . . . thirty years the best will burn out the ugly and the winds will whisper what you meant to say and the walls which seemed so impenetrable will have decayed to dust and I will say yes it was worth it . . Q., U' , 1' t nm t 'l C' A, U . ,., 4 1 Q fa z 5? an K kt .fl ,, a , if-1 Q .1 only a child can start again Steinbeck 193 the clouds will break away and our future will be in sight. others will some to take our place . . 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