Jesuit High School - Flight Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

FLIGHT THE FLIGHT JESUIT HIGH S CHOOL NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FOUR SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA VOLUME XXI Student Life , 2 Organizations 28 • Activities 40 Honors 76 Faculty 88 Seniors 98 Underclassmen 116 Advertisements 132 198 Index KENNETH ZADECK Editor-in-chief MIKE SOMMERS Associate Editor ED WATTS Business Manager KEITH CRANE Junior Editor SCOTT APPLEBY KENNETH KRAMER DAVID LOONEY TIM MURRAY Assistant Editors STEVE SKRIVANOS Photo Editor CHARLES COUTRET KEITH TODARO Photographers MS CATHERINE BAKER Faculty Advisor It is our hope that the efforts of a few might provide fond remembrances for many in years to come. Staff 74 The Students Of Jesuit High School Are All Individuals By Taking Advantage Of Jesuit’s Vast Array Of Activities The Students Can Not Only Strengthen Interests — But Also Widen Their rheir Own horizons And Show Our Individualism Through Self-Expression. EXIT BtKnVgU l L X 0 r t-z The Teachers And Students 16 In Unity To Make Jesuit A Better Place This Unity Among Individuals Allows Us To Learn Making Us Wiser In Many Ways; And So It Will Be At Jesuit. Each Individual Contributes Something To The Whole ' Vr ' ! U W.- ■■ A And The Whole, In 1 4 • jglr Or Return, Strengthens f Each Individual. A 28 Dag Hammarskjold Student Government Association The Student Government Association has worked with great vigor this year to unify the student body, and instill in each student a sense of pride in Jesuit. Our Student Government ranks as one of the most active in Louisiana. This year, the SGA sponsored two Student Government weeks, two overwhelmingly popular dances, and a Student Talent Night, portraying the Jesuit Showmen at their best. UPPER RIGHT TO BOTTOM: Carl Calender, Vice-President; Tim Murray, Treasurer; Webb Sen tell, Secretary; and Steve Seal, Parliamentarian TOP: Scott Appleby, President. OPP PAGE — BOTTOM RIGHT: Girls socialize anxiously while awaiting to swing and swoon to the sounds of Shadowf ax” BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Appleby addresses student body at one of the many assemblies throughout the year. MIDDLE RIGHT Freshmen enthusiastically complete their project during the firs Student Government Week, October 1 to V CENTER The lovely Lolita” poses for a picture before the big dance. MIDDLE LEFT: Clinton Schmidt shows off his entry in the Hat Day contest. TOP Jesuit and SVA combin e for one of their many pep rallies. IS 30 The Flight Some of the most dedicated Jesuit students can be found in the Flight office, grinding away to meet the February yearbook deadline. These talented photographers and layout artists led by Kenny Zadeck and Mrs. Catherine Baker, devote every school day to publishing our yearbook, the Flight. These pages are the fruits of their year¬ long efforts. (Top right) Editor-in-Chief, Kenneth Zadeck. (Middle Left) Associate Editor, Mike Sommers. (Center) Junior Editor, Keith Crane. (Middle Right) Business Manager, Ed Watts. (Bottom Left: Front Row — L. to R.) Staff members; Tandy Lewis, Edward Wilson, Edward Cassiere (artist). (Back Row — L to R.)Tom Alexander, Rob King (typist), John Hamm. (Bottom Right — L. to R) — Assistant Editors. Ken Kramer, David Looney, Tim Murray, and Scott Appleby The Flyer The tradition of fine high school journalism was once again upheld by the 1973-74 newspaper staff. The careful planning of faculty moderator, Mrs. Ely; editor, Ken Kramer; and sports editor, Tim Murray, proved to be well worthwhile as everyone enjoyed reading the meaningful editorials, the humorous columns, and the informative articles written by the students. LEFT Ken Kramer, Editor-in-Chief LOWER LEFT David Hewitt, Jim Howell, and Tom Alexander, Junior Editors MIDDLE RIGHT: Tim Murray, Sports Editor LOWER RIGHT Mike Sommers, Copy Editor Key Club 1973 brought with it one of the most enjoyable Homecoming festivities of recent years. The success of Homecoming 73 was due to the hard work of the Key Club, which sponsors the annual dance and supervises the election of the Homecoming Court. (Right: Officers — L to R.) B. Guldens, President; R. Guillot, Treasurer; J. Minco, Secretary, B. Jackson, Vice President; G. Tomkies, Parliamentarian, not pictured. (Middle; Members: Kneeling L. to R.) P Borne. K. Roeten, J. Howell, B. Ernest, R. Fredieu, R. Fou, S. Skrivanos, S. Appleby, B. Templeton, G. Robicheaux. (1st Row — I Standing L R.) K. Zadeck, M. Herbert, B. Campbell, D. Despot, H Brenner, B Haynic, S. Seal, R. King, T. Brocato, E. Wilson, G. Saintignan. (2nd Row — Standing L to R.) B Cooper, G. Goodrich, C. Coutret, L Jones, K. Crane, A. Murphy, W Hobbs, T. Lindiey, J Hamm. ABOVE LEFT: I don’t care if you want to be the Maypole Ed, it’s Keith’s turn.” ABOVE RIGHT: Now we can get him for that 4.0 average.” Sodality Again this year the Jesuit-St. Vincent’s Sodality proved to be one of the most worthwhile community action organizations in the city. Under the leadership of Fr. Folzenlogen, members of Sodality participated in such projects as the Christian Service Program, Poor Man’s Supper, March of Dimes, and various other drives around the school. JUNIOR SODALITY (Top Left, I tor) L Robinson, J Caranesc, C Povmclli. B Mcjunkins, P Cooper, E Guth, P. Cascio, K Gaydos, C. Booth. K. Cordaro, T Mitchell SENIOR SODALITY (Middle Left, 1 to r) L Alexander, D Andnes, C Home, F Spurlock, P Selbcr, A. Hundley SODALITY (Bottom, 1 to r) Front R B Pou, P Borne. H Brenner. K Crane, M Despot Second R J Micotto, R Fredieu, B Campbell, D Nejame, L Meier, W D’anois Third R E Wilson. B Earnest. D Despot, T Alexander, J Huddlesttw Back R G Cush. G Page, M Watts, G. Goodrich, L. Jones, K Strickland. J Giddens, B WnghL Drama Club After the enormous success of last year, many people wondered if the Drama Club could hold up their reputation for excellent stage performances and technical production. This year, the Drama Club strengthened that reputation with two plays seen by over 2,000 people. Our Town, and Harvey, drew large crowds and left satisfied audiences, heralding the Drama Club as a success story that is here to stay. Officers BELOW, (L to R): John Minto, Secretary-treasurer. Rocky Guillot, President; Byron Richie, Vice- president RIGHT: Rocky Guillot finds Mr Engelke is not so easily bribed. Taylor. T. Marshall, K Kirspell, J Pike Debate 1 Although hampered by a shortage of both gasoline and personnel, this year’s Debate Team I managed to accumulate an excellent record in individual events as well as in Debate. For the third straight year, Jesuit debaters represented j the school with success in the annual Tournament of Champions in Ruston. I I I Members — TOP LEFT, (Bottom Row L to R.) M. Frohman, M Burda, B. Scentz, R Moore (2nd Row L to R.) J. Howard, L Romero, D. Garland, M Baker (3rd Row L to R.) P. Gautier, T. Appleby. J. Frantz, K. Jenkins, D Galidas. (Back Row L. to R.) S. Moore, T. Murray, S Appleby, K Kramer, E. Loch. ABOVE: Never use your hands while debating Officers (L to R ) H. Jennings, Vice- President, T Williams, Secretary, L Meier, President. Language Clubs Jesuit’s scholastic interest in the foreign languages is personified by the members of the French and Spanish Club and Latin Club. Although not involved in year-round activities, the clubs represent Jesuit in contests held in the Shreveport area. (Latin Club Members) — (Seated, L to R) Jimmy Randal, Jim Howell, Kim Taylor, John Hamm, John Terracina. (2nd Row, L to R.) Mike Prtrofes, Eddie Gamer. (3rd Row, L to R.) Randall Fredieu, Mike Gaitner, Greg Adams, Vince Gloriosok, Roy Cordaro, Jimmy Joe (4th Row, L to R.) Lamar Haynes, J. Munger, M. Burda, J. Barr, L Kilpatrick, C. McKnight, P. Camp. (French and Spanish Club Members) (1st Row, L to R ) J Giddens, B Pou, W Lamb, T. Wilson, M Tanner, H Brenner, C Fitch, B Scon (2nd Row, L to R.) T Poindexter, J Daniels, D Richards, R Smith, B Moren. G. Miller, M Wans. (3rd Row, L to R.) S. Scon, T Lewis, R Vague, G. Cush, D Prince, C. Font, D Adams (4th Row, L to R.) R. Alley, G Mack, L LaBorde, C. Tuminello, G Page, C Ward, D Scon (5th Row, L to R.) J. Scon, J. Springmeyer, A. Driscoll, B. Roose, T. Alexander, C. Bush. (Top Row, L to R.) B. Cooper, J. Pike, H Bordelon. (French and Spanish Club Officers — L to R.) M Selber, President, K. Crane, Vice-President; R. Sangid, Sergeant-at-Arms, G. Gray, Treasurer; (not pictured) J. Shendan, Secretary Photographers The quality of Jesuit High School’s yearbook and newspaper depend on the amount and type of pictures that arc submitted to them. This year’s photography staff is headed by junior Steve Skrivanos. Keith Todaro and Charles Coutret also man the cameras for the Flyer and the Flight with the help of their capable staff. UPPER LEFT: Steve Skrivanos, Head Photographer UPPER RIGHT Charles Coutret and Keith Todaro, Assistant Photographers BELOW Staff (Front Row, L to R.) S. Slagle, ). Hamm, J Wiener, C Fitch. (Back Row) P. Bums, M. Sommers, B Roose, D. Richards. You must learn day by day, year by year to broaden your horizons — the more things you love, the more you have to rely on in times of doubt” — Kthcl Barrymore Flyer Football 73 FLYER SQUAD (Top Row) R Mondello, F Gcero, D. Williams, M. Hcbcn, B White, S. Andrews, J. Gullo, B Roten, M. fcss, D. Neal, J. Schwarz. (Row 2) M LeBlanc, G. Renda. B Erwin, B Campbell, J Fredieu, R. Smith, B Bemhoft, J Erwin, D. Slack, C Fox, J Gehl, C. Chandler. J Hamm (Row 3) C Sibley G Grey R Guillot, R Moran, D. Taylor, A. Hall, W D’Partois, P. Uli, S. Pfemici, P Camp, A. Thenot, A Carr (Last Row) D. Sandifer. T Pbrtero, R Thenot, G. Adams. R Hermes B Jackson, A. Cannon, D Wait, C. Kessler, R. Cordaro, D Friday, B Haynie 42 74 District Record 5-1 Season Record 5-5 Jesuit 3 Airline 6 Jesuit 7 Fair Park 13 Jesuit 15 Haughton 8 Jesuit 0 Bossier 7 Jesuit 20 Northwood 0 Jesuit 28 Webster 0 Jesuit 38 North Caddo 6 Jesuit 29 Minden 7 Jesuit 20 Springhill 27 Jesuit 13 Caroll 26 UPPER RIGHT: Bill Haynie catches a pass to score for the Flyers. CENTER RIGHT: AJ Cannon goes for his wide receiver. LOWER RIGHT: Coach Sordisco expresses his feelings about the game LOWER LEFT: The eager Flyers are ready for the Game. LOWER MIDDLE: Chet Chandler races for a touchdown against Minden. ■ 4 UPPER LEFT: Haynie crushes a Rebel LOWER LEFT: Decision making is tough but Coaches Sardisco and Catanese can handle it. MIDDLE UPPER: It’s that kind of blocking that got the Flyers their Number 1 berth CENTER: The squad smothers another opponent MIDDLE LOWER: Chandler’s speed and strength helped him to put points on the board for the Flyers. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Sardisco and the Cheerleaders help get the team up for the game LOWER RIGHT: Coach Catanese enjoys the rewards of his work UPPER LEFT Chris Sibley had a little bad luck but he bounced back two plays later MIDDLE LEFT S.V.A. squad gave the team plenty of support LOWER LEFT The Flyers only need another foot, which they’ll easily get MIDDLE UPPER: There’s nothing like the taste of a victory CENTER Moran shows that the Flyers will come through no matter what situation they’re in. MIDDLE LOWER Seldom did the team have to give up the ball but when they did, they knew they could count on their kickers ABOVE: A1 Cannon rolls out on a keeper LOWER RIGHT The Flyers get down to move on the Rebels. 47 Attitude. If one word could possibly describe the 1973 Jesui t Blue Flyers, this would be the word. Virtually unheralded at the beginning of the season, the Flyers showed their strength by compiling a 5-1 district record, thus gaining a share of the 1-AAA district crown, along with North Caddo, a team which the Flyers crushed 38-6. Before the season, Jesuit fans were hoping for a .300 season at best. The Flyers fulfilled these wishes with an overall record of 5-5, a record which fails to tell the whole story. In the season opener, the Flyers traveled to Airline Stadium to take on the highly ranked Airline Vikings. In a tough defensive battle the Flyers lost 6-3, managing only a field goal off the toe of Bud Jackson. Next, the Flyers took on Fair Park and Jack Witte. Throughout the game, Witte became extremely well acquainted with the rush of Sibley, Cordaro, Gehl, and Guillot but still managed to pull it out in the final minutes of play. The result: Indians 13, Flyers 7. The Flyers opened their district season against Haughton and easily handed the Bucs a 15-8 defeat. Next came arch-rival Bossier, a non-district game. This wasn’t the Flyers’ night for offense as a tough Bcarkat defense shut them out, winning 7-0. However, the next week the offense came back with a bang, as quarterback A1 Cannon threw for three touchdowns, two of them to Bill Haynic, as the Flyers trounced North wood, 20-0. For the first time in the school’s history, the Flyers played Webster of Minden, a district foe, in the next game. The Jordan street bunch blasted the Wolves 28-0, as the only thing Webster had on its side was a flashy announcer. Next came the big one. Two undefeated district 1-AAA teams clashed at Captain Shreve Stadium for the district title. The Game of the Century ? The Flyers annihilated North Caddo, 38-6. Next the Flyers defeated Minden to insure at least a tie for the crown. In the last game of the regular season, the Flyers lost to Springhill, thereby being forced to share the district title with North Caddo, retaining a playoff berth. For the first time in four years Jesuit was in the playoffs. However, they didn’t stay long. In the first game, the Flyers were knocked off by a strong, quick Carroll team by a score of 26-13. It was a typical Flyer game, as the Big Blue never gave up until the final horn. UPPER LEFT The Flyers load the bus and head for the stadium. MIDDLE LEFT The 1975 Coaching Staff LOWER LEFT Danny Slack drops the opponent for a loss UPPER RIGHT: The offense huddles together to plan their next move on the Falcons. MIDDLE RIGHT Jackson and Cannon pool their skills to put points on the board. LOWER RIGHT We showed Minden’ Freshman Football This year’s freshmen football team promises a bright furure for Flyer pigskin boosters. The Baby Blue, under the direction of Coach Engclkc and Coach Carlisle, compiled an impressive record, one of the best in recent freshman history. UPPER RIGHT: Fred Johnson can’t seem to find the handle on the ball. MIDDLE RIGHT; Number 31 of the Baby Blue Flyers sidesteps a Haughton defender. MIDDLE Poetry in motion on the football field. MIDDLE LEFT: J. Pineda off and running for a long gain. UPPER FAR RIGHT Tom Bullock unleashes one down field. LEFT: Freshman Football Team (Bottom Row, L to R ) S. Thornton, K. Farris, J. Miciotto, P Pttrofes, D. Nejame, V. Glorioso, C. Me Knight, I. Springmeyer, M. Tanner, Manager, P Cordaro, J Pineda. (2nd Row, L to R.) M Ratley, K. Sterbenz, H. Vaughan, G. Eades, R Grandy, R. Spurlin, M. Putman, S. Scott, J Marshall, S. Pumilio, F Johnson, D. Haynie, W. Lamb, G. Miller (3rd Row, L to R.) T. Pouinelli, G. Mack, D Lunn, M. Griffin, B White, C. Moore, L Cowcl, B. Moran, B. Doran, M. Watts, D. Meadows, A. Driscoll, T. Bullock, T Wilson, Coach F Engelke Spring Sports Banquet UPPER RIGHT: Bill Haynie receives an award for his performance on the football field from Mr Ernst. MIDDLE RIGHT: All District and All Stater, Rocky Guillot, speaks to those attending the banquet about his career at Jesuit. LOWER RIGHT: Chris Sibley, who was named to the All-Distric team, is congratulated by Mr. Ernst UPPER: Varsity (Front Row, L. to R ) H Wright, A Carmody, B. Ferris, R Pou. (Back Row, L to R.) P. Stanfield, R. Theriot, Managers, L Jones, P Boose. C Calender, C. Fox, Head Coach, Jerry Carlisle, Statistician. Kent Lowe MIDDLE LEFT Statistician, Kent Lowe works very hard at a varsity basketball game. MIDDLE RIGHT Junior Varsity (Front Row, L to R.) S. Bedillion, B Ferris, M Lmdley, C. Ward. (Back Row. L to R ) D. Williams, C Fox, S. Bicknell, G. Goodrich. BOTTOM (Sophomore Team, Front Row, L to R. ) D. Williams, S. Bedillion, M. Lindley. (Back Row, L. to R.) M. Fant, Manager, C. Ward, C. Fox, S. Bicknell, G. Goodrich, L Fertitta, Manager; and K Lowe, Statistician 52 9 WINS 15 LOSSES Jesuit 58 North Caddo 70 Jesuit 61 Bradley 45 Jesuit 91 Notre Dame 43 Jesuit 77 Fair Park 60 Jesuit 54 Rcdemptonst 68 Jesuit 62 Glenn Oakes 59 Jesuit 71 Parkway 65 Jesuit 62 Fair Park 67 Jesuit 64 Webster 72 Jesuit 57 North Caddo 70 Jesuit 61 Southwood 70 Jesuit 63 Haughton 65 Jesuit 51 Springhill 79 Jesuit 69 Byrd 101 Jesuit 71 Mmden 90 Jesuit 66 St. Mary’s 52 Jesuit 77 Northwood 60 Jesuit 66 Webster 74 Jesuit 53 North Caddo 63 Jesuit 48 Haughton 52 Jesuit 59 Springhill 78 Jesuit 54 Mmden 64 Jesuit 84 Northwood 64 Jesuit 78 Notre Dame 51 Basketball Someone once said, It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game.” Well, the 1973-74 Flyer roundballers didn’t win too many games, but they showed a lot of determination and hustle. Most importantly, they tried. No one can take that away from them. An athlete can do nothing more than give 100 . The Flyers started off with a bang, placing 3rd in the Springhill tournament. After that, there were few bright spots in the season. However, with spirited students behind them, the Flyers did manage to win several games. The team, consisting of Carl Calender, Pat Boose, Robert Pou, Arthur Carmody, Hal Wright, Les Jones, Ben Ferris, Tim Dillard, and Clement Fox, had to fight for everything they could get, and under the direction of rookie coach, Jerry Carlisle, they exhibited signs of good sportsmanship, which comes from good coaching. Throughout the season, the Flyers were paced by Leslie Jones and Hal Wright, who both finished among the top scorers in District 1-AAA. UPPER LEFT: Fox wins the tip at the start of another J V game UPPER RIGHT Dillard pumps one in against Byrd MIDDLE LEFT Fox prepares to put a move on defender BOTTOM LEFT Freshman Team (Standing, L to R.) Head Coach, David DeFatta, K. Fams, J Marshall, L Kilpatrick, A. Driscoll, L Cowel, M Thibodeaux, M McCarthy, D Pullman. (Kneeling, L to R.) J Springmeyer, T. Bullock, M. Momson, C McMullen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Carlisle works his team in a daily practice session OPP PAGE — UPPER LEFT Fox one-hands a shoe toward the goal UPPER RIGHT Les Jones pulls down one of his many rebounds BOTTOM LEFT Robert Fou sweeps the board for a crucial rebound BOTTOM RIGHT An The Dan Carmody waits to snatch one in the midst of several Byrd players. THIS PAGE — UPPER LEFT: Senior Carl Calendar goes up high to win the tip UPPER RIGHT: Hal Wright dnbbles down court as Byrd player goes for the ball LOWER LEFT: Pat Boose prepares to bomb one in. BOTTOM RIGHT: Les Jones hits one from the charity line. Opp PAGE — UPPER LEFT: Jones looks determined as he drives for the goal UPPER RIGHT The opening tip-off of another Flyer victory BOTTOM LEFT The Flyer defense furilely attempts to stop the potent Byrd offense BOTTOM RIGHT Robert Pou goes up for a three-point play THIS PAGE — UPPER LEFT Les Jones shows perfect form as he hits for two more. UPPER RIGHT Playmaker Hal Wright looks for an open Flyer, as Carl Calender anticipates the pass MIDDLE LEFT Tim Curly Neal” Dillard has the Byrd defense off- balance with his dribbling wizardry MIDDLE RIGHT: dement Fox goes for two more in the waning moments erf the game. BOTTOM LEFT: Fox attempts a free-throw in J V action yi I Soccer The Jesuit soccer team has been one of the top-notch teams in Shreveport in the past few years. However, the loss of many graduating seniors hurt the team this year as they struggled to teach the .500 mark. Team leaders include Clinton Schmidt and junior Kevin Roeten. RIGHT Robin Vague uses some fancy footwork to control the ball MIDDLE LEFT: Brian Ash separates opponent from ball in an excellent defensive play, MIDDLE RIGHT: Kevin Roeten shows excellent form as he prepares to send the ball on its way. BOTTOM Tim Bloomfield sends the ball down field as the team prepares its attack. Talent Night The Jesuit Talent Night, sponsored by the Student Government Association, was the first of its kind to be put on at this school. Drawing a crowd in excess of 350, the show was considered a success by all who came to see it. ABOVE LEFT: Robert Fredieu demonstrates the correct way to prepare for a big date MIDDLE LEFT Roy Gordaro shows how Mighty Chandler did strike out.” MIDDLE RIGHT Greg Williams leads Cookin’ LOWER LEFT Dr X” tries the classic bear hug LOWER RIGHT Mama Bull watches over her sons. Christian Service Jesuit is noted in the community for devotion to the Christian ideals of service and brotherhood. These pages just catch a glimpse of Jesuit students worshipping God and giving of their time and energy for the betterment of the less fortunate. THIS PAGE — UPPER LEFT: The Foundation Singers perform for the student body. CENTER LEFT: Seniors prepare to embark on a Take Time” retreat CENTER RIGHT: Fr. Welsh offers thp blood of Christ. LOWER LEFT: Fr. Horstmann distributes Holy Communion. OPP PAGE — LOWER RIGHT: Tommy Brocato plays with children at Lakeside Day Care Center. LOWER LEFT Bud Jackson, a real swinger CENTER LEFT: The Ken Lerchie Singers” add to student Mass. CENTER RIGHT: Mike Petrofes makes an offering for the student body. TOP: Glenn Robicheaux participates in the celebration of the Offertory. Cheerleaders Behind every successful football team, there is an enthusiastic group of cheerleaders. The 1973 Flyer Cheerleaders, as chosen by the student bodies of Jesuit and St. Vincent’s are (Clockwise from Upper Left) Juniors, Pam Steinman, Elizabeth Watts, and Sharon Dixey. Seniors, Donna Lewis and Head Cheerleader, Kim Campbell. Marching And Pep Squad Practice begins at 8:00 A M. one hot August day. Sound like the football team? Well, it isn’t. It’s the St. Vincent Marching Squad, beginning many weeks of practice, which culminate in entertaining half-time shows throughout the football season. Not only does the Marching Squad perform at half-time, but also it combines with the freshman Pep Squad of S.V.A. to cheer the team on throughout the game. « ' . . :• v r ■,£% ... ' -Jr. • ' A «f Style Show The Jesuit Mother ' s Club is an organization that works as hard as any other at Jesuit and receives less credit. The annual Style Show grossed over $2,000 which was donated to the school. The Mother ' s Club also finances the Jr.- Sr. Prom and the Senior Banquet at the end of the year. UPPER RIGHT Paul O’Brien serves another round to the ladies MIDDLE LEFT As Wendell D’Artois looks on, A1 Cannon distributes coffee. MIDDLE RIGHT: Christie Sknvanos comes down the aisle modeling a lovely bridesmaid dress. LOWER LEFT John Min to shows the women the latest look in men’s wear LOWER RIGHT Robert Pou shows the finer points of pouring tea to George Gray. Big Brother To foster a spirit of brotherhood among the seniors and freshmen, the S.G.A. created the Big Brother” program, in which each senior took a freshman under his wing.” Big Brother” activities included a very successful dance in September and a Big Brother Day” held in October. UPPER LEFT Rob King decides to bring his own lunch. MIDDLE RIGHT: Freshmen learn early where the camera is. BOTTOM Freshmen and Big Brothers get acquainted. Ml DDLE LEFT: Students enjoy themselves at Big Brother” Dance. Our Town For its first production of the season, the Drama Club staged the Thornton Wilder classic. Our Town . a play that traced the life of young Emily Webb. Emily and her family lived in the small town of Grovers Comers, New Hampshire, around the turn of the century. Wilder spans the range of human emotion in this three-act drama which emphasizes the importance of the seemingly insignificant moments of man’s life on earth. The performance was critically acclaimed as an outstanding endeavor and over 800 people attended, making Our Town the most successful Drama Club production to date. OPPOSITE PAGE CLOCKWISE, FROM UPPER RIGHT: The stage manager (Scott Appleby) explains the last scene of Our Town to the audience. The stage manager pauses during his explanation of the play George Gibbs (Mark Nowery) tries to make up to Emily Webb (Nell Shehce) after upsetting her. Simon Snmson (Tim Murray) and Constable Warren (George Tomkies) listens to Mr Webb’s (Byron Richie) story before retiring for the night. THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE, FROM TOP Simon Samson and Mrs Gibbs (Adrian Cautier) are among the dead sitting in the graveyard in Grovers Comers. Sam Craig (Robert Ferdieu) visits his Aunt Julia’s (Mrs. Gibbs) grave in the cemetery before Emily’s funeral Sam Craig and Joe Stoddard (Chris Ward) meet after Sam has returned to Grovers Comers for Emily’s funeral. Mrs Webb (Diane Andries) looks up to heaven as she ponders her daughter’s marriage. Doc. Gibbs (John Min to) and his son George, discuss a discipline problem concerning George and his mother The St. Vincent’s Academy Drama Club combined with the Jesuit Drama Club to stage the second production of the year, Harvey , a comedy about a man and his best friend, an invisible six-foot rabbit. Elwood P. Dowd and his friend Harvey create much confusion both in their home and at the psychiatrist’s office, where they find that Elwood’s sister has been committed to a mental institution by mistake. OPPOSITE PAGE CLOCKWISE, FROM UPPER LEFT After giving Nurse Kelly (Paula Paikowski) some flowers, Elwood P Dowd (David Hewitt) attempts to win her favor by using his usual kindness. Elwood discusses old times with his dear fnend, Ethel Chauvenct (Mary Bums) Dr. Sanderson (Tim Williams) explains the ins and outs of life at the sanitarium Myrtle Mae Simmons (Adrienne Gautier) shows her disgust at the bumbling Dr Chumley (Ed Wilson). THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT Dr Sanderson timidly listens as Dr Chumley throws a fit of anger at Sanderson’s mistake of committing the wrong person Elwood attempts to introduce his invisible rabbit, Harvey, (sitting in the chair) to Dr Sanderson Dr. Sanderson displays his anguish when he finds that Nurse Kelly has once more committed the wrong person. Elwood talks things over with Mrs. Chumley (Kathy Home) about her husband, the doctor. OUR TOWN HARVEY Cast Cast Scott Appleby Nell Shehce Adrienne Gautier Tim Williams John Minto Ellen Jung Ann Schmidt Ed Wilson Mike Petrofes Suzie Mack David Hewitt Kathy Home Robert Pou Tim Murray Mary Bums Larry Meier Adrienne Gautier Evangeline Welch Paula Paikowski Mike Tanner Diane Andries George Tomkies John Marshall Mark Nowery Art Dunnam Carol McNicoll Robert Fredieu Manager John Pike Chris Ward Rocky Guillot David Hewitt John Sheridan Byron Richie Technical Crew Paul Stanfield Clare Morgan Managers John Hamm John Manno Rob King Tim Williams Alice Cassiere Jack Scott Christy Cowan Bob Scott Technical Crew Julie Cowan Bobby Brady Mike Sommers Ken Man i scale o Gail Gaiennie John Munger John Hamm Eric Bicknell Maggie White Jimmy Randall John Munger Kerry Kirspel Ann Shaw Ricky Spurlin Steve Slusher Loren Richardson Kim Taylor Mike Shanley Bobby Brady Mark Harris Paul Stanfield Ricky Spurlin Mark Fernandez Robert Poindexter Danny Gamer Faculty Vs. Dirty Dribblers As it’s last project of the first semester, the S.G.A. sponsored a basketball game between the Jesuit SVA faculty, and the KEEL Dirty Dribblers. Through the generosity of the Dribblers and the hard work of the faculty, the S.G.A. was able to donate ninety dollars to Sr. Margaret’s Christmas fund. TOP: The Ladies’ team gathers for the team picture before they face the Dirty Dribblers. MIDDLE LEFT: One of the ladies comers a Dirty Dribbler and MIDDLE RIGHT: One of the Dirty Dribblers shows his moves on the basketball court to Mrs. Briggs. BOTTOM LEFT: Then the men’s half begins with the rip off. ABOVE: Mrs. Briggs, star of the hardcourt, leads the women faculty’s fast break. Student Government The Student Government Association held S.G.A. Spirit Week soon after the start of school. Each of t he five days in the week carried a separate theme. The students handed out Academy Awards; they participated in Field Day activities; technical classes competed with one another in service projects and various contests. UPPER RIGHT: What form is displayed on Field Day! MIDDLE LEFT: Cass Gainnie accepts the intramural football trophy. MIDDLE RIGHT: They’re off” on the 100 yard dash. LOWER RIGHT Students pose for a family portrait during Rag Day (Opp. PAGE UPPER LEFT: Class project is completed as sopnomorcs renovate locker room. MIDDLE RIGHT Lary Ryan addresses student body. LOWER LEFT: John Mmto calls the Rag Day assembly to order. LOWER RIGHT Mrs. Briggs (Snoopy) watches assembly proceedings. 74 HONORS 76 Flyer Of The Year Every school has its leaders. The young men pictured on these pages are the six most outstanding seniors of Jesuit High School, as picked by the faculty. Throughout his four years at Jesuit, each Flyer of the Month has shown an extraordinary amount of leadership to his fellow students. Of course, one of these men is a leader among leaders. That man is the Flyer of the Year. GLENN ROBICHEAUX DAVID LOONEY ROCKY GUILLOT KENNETH KRAMER CARL CALENDAR Homecoming Court Each year the students of Jesuit High School and St. Vincent’s Academy choose a Homecoming Court on the basis of beauty and personality. This year’s court is no exception, as can be seen by the outstanding beauty of the young ladies pictured here. IMMEDIATE RIGHT: Jill Ballard and Amie Jones, Freshman Maids. MIDDLE RIGHT: Lisa Robtnson and Kathy Cordaro, Sophomore Maids BOTTOM LEFT Pam Stein man and Ashley Hundley, Junior Maids. BOTTOM RIGHT Jacque Phans and Donna Lewis, Senior Maids OPP PAGE L. TO R Ginger Reeder. Pep Squad Favorite. Janey Young, Queen; Sharon Dixey. Football Sweet heart, and Beth Sweeney. Marching Squad Favorite. Sports Honors 1973 produced the greatest football team in recent Jesuit history. Seven individuals were named to the All-District 1-AAA team. A1 Cannon, quarterback for the Blue Flyers, led the team to their first playoff berth in four years. Junior Chet Chandler barely missed the 1000 yard mark this year and provided the Flyers with a dangerous running attack. Chet also was voted to the sports writers’ All-City team. Chris Sibley and Roy Cordaro made the team twice, on offense and defense. Speedster Bill Haynie and sure-handed Randall Hermes were outstanding receivers for the team. Rocky Guillot earned All-District, All-City, and All-State honors. It was Rocky’s inspiring determination and hard work that led the Flyers to a district championship and merited his selection as Outstanding Defensive Player in 1- AAA. The coveted trophy, shown at right, is the result of this team’s spirit and dedication. ROCKY GUILLOT Class Officers The foundation of the student body of any school is the individual class. Each technical class at Jesuit selects its own group of officers to lead the class in its activities. The various Presidents, Vice-Presidents, Secretaries, Treasurers, and Senators are recognized by their fellow classmates as young men willing and able to handle responsibility. Senators (Front Row, L to R.) J, Zimmerman, D McNicholl, B. Templeton, D. Ncjamc, R. Moore. K. Strickland. T. Alexander (Back Row, L to R.) C Schmidt, T Poindexter, S. Despot, R. Guillot, H. Brenner, J. Marshall, S. Scott. •-1 Vice-Presidents (Front Row, L to R-) J. Scott, B. Scott, P Miramon, D Looney, V Rinaudo. (Back Row, L to R ) J Giddens, C. Fox, C. Russo, H Hobbs, P Lerchic. Secretaries (Front Row, L to R.) K Roeten, D Feduda, B Earnest, J. Huddleston (Back Row, L to R.) B Ferns, R. Cotdaro, J. Frantz, D King, J Springmeyer Treasurer (Front Row, L to R.) M. Guastella, B. Pou, J Frantz (Back Row, L to R.) B Ferns, R. Cordaro, K. Roeten, G. Sirven, J. Huddleston. National Honor Society The school year 1973-74 was a very productive one for the Jesuit High School National Honor Society. Under the direction of faculty advisors, Fr. Bannin and president Glenn Robicheaux, the NHS combined with the St. Vincent’s NHS to hold College Night, which proved most helpful to all. Also, for the first time in the school’s history, the NHS sponsored an organizational banquet, honoring members of the respective school organizations. Officers (L to R ) S. Appleby, Recording Secretary; K Kramer. Corresponding Secretary, G Robicheaux. President, T. Murray, Treasurer, D. Looney, Vice-President. BELOW RIGHT Fr. Bannin, faculty advisor of NHS, bows his head in prayer at the offering of the Mass ABOVE: Members (Bottom Row, L to R ) H Brenner, K. Crane, S. Skrivanos, B Erwin, G Calender (2nd Row, L to R.) K Zadeck, E. Peterson, J Randall, L Meier, M. Selber. (3rd Row, L to R.) R. Fredieu, K. Roeten, S. Moore, M. Nowery, E. Bicknell. (Top Row, L to R.) W Hobbs, P. Stanfield, A. Murphy, T. Williams RIGHT: Candidates (Bottom Row, L to R.) B Giddens, T. Brocato, J. Minto, B. Jackson, P. O’Brien, C. Kessler, M. Terracina. (2nd Row, L to R.) A. Cannon, T Bloomfield, C. Hathaway (3rd Row, L to R.) C. Chandler, R. Cordaro, G. Adams, S Seal (4th Row, L to R.) G. Pohl, C Schmidt, E. Micinski. (Top Row, L to R.) J. Hamm, B. Cooper. NOT PICTURED: B. Haynie, L Richardson, J Mijalas.J Munger Boys’ State Jesuit High School sent four of its leading seniors to the Boys State Convention this last summer. These were (Seated, L. to R.) Robert Pou, Glenn Robicheaux. (Standing, L. to R.) Scott Appleby, and David Looney. National Scholarship Winners Every year high school students from all across the country take the National Merit test. On the basis of their scores, certain students are honored by being named as finalists in the scholarship competition. George Tomkies (Upper Right picture L. to R.) a senior at Jesuit, was honored by being chosen as a finalist in the National Negro Achievement Scholarship competition. George was selected from students all across the nation on the basis of merit. This year Jesuit is fortunate enough to have two of these finalists. Bill Haynie and Glenn Robicheaux City News Reporters The city newspaper correspondents have the all- important job of telling the city about the happenings of Jesuit High School. It’s their responsibility to let the city newspapers know when Jesuit High School has elected various officers or participated in some worthwhile community project. These two reporters (Middle Left picture L to R.) are Mark Nowery (Times) and Johnny Manno (Journal). New Faculty Members New members of this year’s faculty, (as pictured from R. to L) are Brother Walsh, Library Assistant; Mr. DeFatta, Instructor in Physical Education and Freshmen Basketball Coach; Mrs. Burgess, Instructor in English and World History; and Mrs. Griffin, Instructor in English. Not pictured is Mrs. Rubenstein, Instructor in Algebra. Jesuit High School is not a building, nor a congregation of classes, books, and studies. It is not molded by its extra curriculars nor is it kept alive by its athletic program. Jesuit High School is simply a handful of professional men and women, dedicated to the betterment of the students who attend this school. Seniors 74 o The purpose of the institution of Jesuit High School, as stated in the 1973 74 catalogue, is to make the student aware of the realities about him. This awareness includes three outstanding qualities. First, a profound realization of the essential goodne ss of creation and the divine love of God creation reveals; secondly, the development of a deepening sense of reverence for all the works of man; and lastly, a desire for a more courageous response to the challenges of our modem society.” The administrative staff of Jesuit function in such a way that these qualities can be instilled in each individual student. It is through the cooperation between the administration and faculty that each student is able to progress towards the attainment of this new awareness. TOP TO BOTTOM MR ROBERTH ERNST, M Ed, Principal MRS JERRY LACOBEE, Secretary to the Principal MARY LORETTA CAPUS, BA, Registrar MRS ANN JACKSON. B S, Treasurer MRS ANTHONY CALANTONE, Cafeteria Manager While the faculty strives to educate the Jesuit student for the betterment of society, the maintenance crew of Jesuit allows him to concentrate entirely on the fulfillment of these expectations by providing an environment conducive to learning. These dedicated workers are vital to the physical operation of the school. It has been said that we really never fully appreciate the importance of anything until we are without it. The Jesuit Maintenance crew provides a learning atmosphere that is functional, yet comfortable year round, enabling the student to concentrate on his work. MIDDLE RIGHT MR CHRIS SILVIA, Custodian LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT HELEN H MOORE, FLORIDA WALKER, BETTY P. NICHOLS, ELLEN C SHELLEY. Cafeteria Workers MNMi JAVA AVAVAV The Math and Science Departments of Jesuit High School have traditionally produced some of the best equipped students in these fields in Northwest Louisiana. This fact points out the quality of the courses offered and, more essentially, the skill of the teachers in charge of these subjects. Each student is offered an opportunity to study four sciences and four mathematics. Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Trigonometry and Calculus all combine to provide each graduate with a strong foundation for college in any field in which he might endeavor. Introductory Physical Science and Biology arc offered the first two years with a Physics or Chemistry option open the third and fourth years. Chemistry students from Jesuit usually rank above all others in a comprehensive exam sponsored by the American Chemical Society. Jesuit High certainly provides each graduate with the knowledge and technique sought after in college and job recruiting. TOP LEFT REVEREND RUDOLPH B HORSTMANN. S.J. B S. Instructor in Chemistry, Mathematics TOP RIGHT GERALD W JOHNSON. MS. Prefect of Discipline. Instructor of Advanced Math and Physics. BOTTOM LEFT COACH TONY RINAUDO. B S , Instructor in Biology, Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Head Golf Coach. BOTTOM RIGHT FRANK J CICERO, B.S, Instructor in Introductory Physical Science, Head Baseball Coach. To become a complete person and to be able to compete in today’s society, a person must be mentally as well as physically developed. Physical Education was the goal of the glorious Greek and Roman societies of long ago, as it is one of the goals of Jesuit High School. A wide variety of sports activities, such as football, basketball, soccer, softball, and weightlifting are offered to the student in physical education classes. In addition to these, a well-organized intramural league allows an individual to compete in intra-school athletics. Typing is often of more value to the college bound student than one realizes. The ability to organize and type reports neatly is a valuable skill sought after in many colleges and businesses. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT FRED J ENGELKE B S Instructor in Geometry, Trigonometry, Assistant Football Coach Co-Moderator Drama Club. TONY J. PAPA B.S. Instructor in Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach. MRS. CAROLYN RUBENSTEIN B.S., M.S. Instructor in Algebra. MRS. MARGARET r KIRKLAND, Instructor in Typing. The language department at Jesuit serves two main purposes: to instruct the student about other ways of life and to give the students a better background in vocabulary. The Latin classes at Jesuit concentrate on giving the students a knowledge of the language on which most of the languages of the world are based The French and Spanish classes at Jesuit instruct the students in the language of foreign lands and the study of their cultures. ABOVE TOP LEFT MRS CATHERINE BAKER, BA, Instructor in French, Yearbook Adviser ABOVE TOP RIGHT MRS PILAR KUEBER BRIGGS, B S E.; Instructor in Speech, Debate Coach, SGA Sponsor ABOVE BOTTOM LEFT: GEORGE M WOLCOTT, Instructor in English and Theology, Cheerleader Sponsor ABOVE BOTTOM RIGHT MRS KRASZEWSKI, Instructor in Spanish, Sponsor French and Spanish Club. 94 The English department attraas many young, dedicated teachers to the purpose of instructing students in English grammar, American, English and World Literature. Creative writing is stressed throughout the four years to prepare the student in methods of expressing himself to others. Nothing can be of more importance than expressing oneself in today’s society. In a society which often neglects the individual, expression of one’s ideas is of utmost significance in succeeding in one’s chosen field. LOWER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT MRS JEANNIE BURGESS, B.S.; Instructor in English and World History MRS DIANA L ELY, B.S, M E.; Instructor of Enclish, Moderator of Flyer, Co-moderator of Drama Club. MRS KATIE COMEAUX, BA.; Instructor in English, Librarian MRS PATRICIA SERS, B.A ; Instructor in English and World History. 95 One of the most unique aspects of the Jesuit High curriculum is the theology department which contributes immensely to the completion of the goals set by the Jesuit fathers. These versatile courses offer an opportunity for Christians to explore and question their religious convictions. The openness of the courses allows freedom in dealing with any questions raised in class discussions. During the freshman year, students are exposed to ideas and opinions which may assist them in settling down and resolving any unanswered questions about their faith. The sophomore year introduces the student to himself, through a realization of the motives and influences which control his life. The problems and trials of the adolescent are dealt with. A study of the world’s religions is taken up in the Junior year. Finally, in the fourth year, the student is involved in social work, such as tutoring and day-care. These courses inspire each individual student to courageously respond to the challenges of today’s society. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT REVEREND EARL JOHNSON, S.J., M.Ed., Instructor in Theology, Senior Counselor. REVEREND JOHN R WELSH, S.J STL, M A , Instructor m Theology, Latin, Speech REVEREND EUGENE T BANNIN, S.J., M A , Student Counselor, Instructor in Guidance REVEREND JOHN N FOLZENLOGEN, S.J., S.T.L, M S., Instructor in Theology Throughout the study of history, man not only sees where he has been, but also where he is going. The social studies curriculum at Jesuit includes the study of Gvics, American History, and World History. Each course fulfills its goal of developing a sense of reverence for the works of man by explaining the customs and histories of civilizations past. Gvics reminds us of the heritage left to us by our Founding Fathers and the background of the laws and democratic system of government we are familiar with today. American History reveals the growth of a few scattered settlements in the sixteenth century, into the greatest nation on earth. And lastly. World History treats the passage of time from 3 Million years ago until the present in a concise volume of important events. TOP LEFT KENNETH LERCHIE, BA., Instructor in Theology, Economics, Sociology, World History, Moderator of Key Club and S.G.A. TOP RIGHT: ANTHONY J. CATANESE, B S.; Instructor in Gvics, Physical Education, Assistant Football and Baseball Coach. BOTTOM LEFT MR ANTHONY G. SARDISCO, B.S.; Instructor in Psychology, Head Football Coach, Athletic Director. BOTTOM RIGHT MR JERRY CARLISLE, B S ; Instructor in Physical Education, Social Studies, Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. 98 GREGORY GROVE ADAMS Academic Course, Latin Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4 ; Honor Roll 1; Walk For Fund 2,4; Heart Fund 1,4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; 1st Place — Latin Derivatives State Latin Convention 3. V - • ' 4m ROBERT SCOTT APPLEBY Liberal Arts Course; Sodality 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3,4, Drama Club 3,4; President 3; Flyer 2, 3,4; Debate 1, 2, 3,4; President 3; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Recording Secretary 4; Student Government Association 3, 4; Parliamentarian 3; President 4, Boys’ State 4. Outstanding Senator; Spirit Week Chairman 3; Codac 3; Youth Co-ordinator For Codac 2, 3; President ' s Cabinet 3,4; Class President 3; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3,4; Walk For Fund 3,4. Heart Fund 3; United Fund Chairman 3; School Play 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4, Who’s Who Of American High School Students 3; Parish Official For A Day; Spirit of 73. Outstanding Upper Class Leader, Winner Of Reader’s Digest Public Speaking Contest 3. Gold Key Oratory 2, 3; MVC 2, 3; Flight 4, Winner of National Council of Teachers of English Excellence Contest 4, Flyer of Month — September, Scholastic Excellence Award 2, 3. DANIEL WAYNE BECK Transfer Student. Honor Roll, 2,4, March of Dimes 4, Walk For Fund 4; Heart Fund 4; Football 1,2; Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1. JOHN ERIC BICKNELL Scientific Course, Drama Club 3,4; Class Officer, Vice-President 1; March of Dimes 2, 3,4, Latin Club 3,4; Walk For Fund 4; Heart Fund 4; MVC 1, 2, 3,4; Forenthespic Society 1, 2. TIMOTHY JAMES BLOOMFIELD Liberal Am Course, French and Spanish Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1; Class Officer, Vice-President 2; March of Dimes 4, Walk For Fund 4, Heart Fund 4, Golf 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3,4. 100 PATRICK MATTHEW BOOSE Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 1, 2; Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; March of Dimes 1, 2, Walk For Fund 1, 2, 3; Heart Fund 3 PATRICK MICHAEL BRADY Scientific Course, Key Club 3,4; Latin Club 3, Drama Club 3,4, Football l; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, Heart Fund 1, 2, 3, 4 THOMAS ANTHONY BROCATO Scientific Course; Key Club 2, 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4, Honor Roll 3; Codac 3; Sodality 3,4. School Play 1,2, 3; March of Dimes 1,2, 3; Walk For Fund 2, 3; Heart Fund 1,2, 3; Northwestern Scholastic Achievement Rally (rating Excellent) 3. CHARLES ELLIS BROWN JR Academic Course; Class Officer, Vice-President 2, Basketball 1; Baseball 3,4. 101 CARL EDWARD CALENDER JR Liberal Arts Course; Sodality 3, Drama Club 3,4; Flyer 3,4; Debate l; National Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Codac 3; Class Officer, President 1, 2; Student Government, Vice-President 4; Basketball 1, 2,3, 4; Who’s Who of Catholic High School 3; Boys’ State (Alternate); March of Dimes 4; MVC 1, 2, 3. OTIS ALLISON CANNON, JR Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 4, Class Officer, President 2; Vice-President 3; Football 1, 2, 3,4, March of Dimes 2,3; All District Football 4. ARTHUR RODERICK CARMODY III Academic Course, Sodality 4; Flyer 4; Honor Roll 3; Class Officer, Treasurer 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Tennis 1; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, 4, Walk For Fund 4; Heart Fund 2, 3,4 STEPHEN BROWN CARTER Liberal Arts Course; Sodality 3; Latin Club 3; Treasurer 3; Photographer 3; Class Officer, President 2; Walk For Fund 4; Heart Fund 3,4. ROY STEPHEN CORDARO Academic Course; Latin Club 3,4; President 3,4; Flyer 3; National Honor Society 4, Class Officer 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; March of Dimes 2, 3; Heart Fund 1,2; All District Football KARL TIMOTHY DIENST Scientific Course; Sociality 3; French and Spanish Club 2; Chess Club 3; Drama Club 3,4; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3; Walk For Fund 2, 3.4; Heart Fund 1,2, 3,4. ALLEN CAMERSON FRANKS Scientific Course; Latin Club 3; Treasurer 3; Football 1; Tennis 3, 4; Walk For Fund 2. DONALD RAY FRIDAY JR Scientific Course; Sodality 3; Key Club 2, 3,4; Latin Club 3; Chess Club 3; Flyer 3, Codac 3; Class Officer, President 3; Football 1, 2, 3.4. March of Dimes 1,2, 3; Heart Fund 1,2, 3,4. MICHAEL DAVID GAERTNER Scientific Course; Latin Club 3; Soccer 1,4. THOMAS CASS GAIENNIE Liberal Arts Course, Latin Club 3,4; Secretary 3, Chess Club 3; Drama Club 3, Football 1. WILLIAM TWAIN GIDDENS Scientific Course; Sociality 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; President 4. Latin Club 3, 4, Flyer 3; Debate 1. Codac 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3,4; Tennis Regional Doubles Champion 2; Tennis Regional Singles Champion 3; Tennis State Singles Semi-finalist 3. March of Dimes 1, 3, 4; Walk For Fund 4; Heart Fund 3, 4. GEORGE NAFF GRAY JR Liberal Arts Course; Key Club 4, Chess Club 3; Debate 3,4, French and Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Parliamentarian 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 4; Class Officer, Vice-President 2; Football 1,4; Golf 1, 2,4, March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, Heart Fund 1, 2, 3,4. STEPHEN ROCH GUILLOT Scientific Course. Key Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; French and Spanish Club 2, 3; President 2, 3. Drama Club 3,4, Vice-President, Secretary 3, President 4; Class Officer, President l, 2, 3. Football 1,2, 3,4; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3,4; Heart Fund 1, 2, 3,4; All District Football, Outstanding Defensive Player In District, All Gry Football, All State Football DONALD ARTHUR HALL Scientific Course; Latin Club 3; Chess Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3,4; March of Dimes 2, 3, Heart Fund 1. JOHN LENDON HAMM III Scientific Course, Key Club 2, 3,4; Latin Club 3; Chess Club 3, Drama Club 3,4; Photographer 1,2; National Honor Society 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, March of Dimes 1, 2, 3,4, Heart Fund 2, 3,4. RICHARD HENRY HARKRIDER Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Drama Club 3,4. RONALD LAMAR HAYNES Liberal Arts Course, (Transfer Student) Golf 4. Walk For Fund 4. WILLIAM HOWARD HAYNIE Scientific Course; Sodality 4, Latin Club 3; Drama Club 3, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3.4; School Play 2; Class Officer, Secretary 2, 3. Baseball 4, March of Dimes 1, 2,3,4; Walk For Fund 1, 2; Heart Fund 3,4; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4, Who’s Who in American High School Students 3,4, 1st Place Byrd Math Tournament Team 3, Excellence Award Northwest Scholastic Achievement Rally 3; Scholastic Excellence Award 1, 2,4; Football 4; All District 4. RANDAL MED HERMES Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3,4; March of Dimes l, 2, 3, Heart Fund 2, 3,4, Football All District 4. JOHN ARTHUR HOPKINS Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; School Play 2; Class Officer, Parliamentarian 1,4, Football 1,2, 3; March of Dimes 1, 2; Walk For Fund 1 CHARLES MACK JACKSON JR Liberal Arts, Key Club 2, 3,4; Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll I, 3; Football I, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; March of Dimes 1,2, 3; Heart Fund 3; Jesuit Field Day Outstanding Athlete Jr. Division 2; Class Officer , Secretary-Treasurer 4. JIMMY PAR JOE JR Scientific Course, Sodality 3, Latin Club 3,4; Chess Club 3; Codac 3; Football 2, 3; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3; Heart Fund l, 2, 3,4 CHARLES WILLIS KESSLER II Scientific Course, French and Spanish Club 2; Flyer 4, National Honor Society 4; Football 1, 2, 3.4. 106 KIRK WARREN KING Academic Course; Key Club 3,4; French and Spanish dub 2, 3; Chess dub 3; Drama dub 3; Golf 1; March of Dunes 2. 3,4; Walk For Fund 2,3. ROBERT EARL KING III Academic Course; Key dub 3,4; Sodality 4; French and Spanish dub 1.2; Drama dub 3,4; Flight 3,4; Class Officer, Vice-President 1; Chairman United Fund 4; Basketball 1; March of Dimes 3, 4; Walk For Fund 3,4; Heart Fund 4. KENNETH JAMES KRAMER Scientific Course; Key dub 2, 3,4; Drama Club 3,4, Flyer 2, 3,4, Flight 3,4, Debate 1, 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3.4; Codac 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4. Editor of Paper 4; Class Officer. Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Baseball 3,4; March of Dimes 3,4. Corresponding Secretary of National Honor Society 4; Who’s Who Among Amencan High School Students 3,4. RHETT KIMBALL LITTLETON Academic Course; Sodality 3,4, Key dub 4. French and Spanish dub 2. Flyer 1, 2,3,4; Flight 2, 3; Photographer 1, 2; Class Officer, Parliamentarian 1, Vice-President 2. Senator 3; March of Dimes 2, 3. Heart Fund 4. DAVID REGINALD LOONEY Liberal Arts Course, Sodality 4; Flyer 3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4; Boys’ State 4, Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer, Vice- President 3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; March of Dimes l. 2, 3, 4. Assistant Chairman March of Dimes 3. Chairman March of Dimes 4; Who s Who American High School Students 3; Northwestern Literary Achievement Rally 3; Scholastic Excellence Award 3,4; Flight 4. JOHN VICTOR MARKOW Liberal Arts Course. Latin Club 3; Chess Club 3; Photographer 3; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3; Walk For Fund 1, 2, 3,4; Heart Fund 1, 2, 3,4. WILLIAM LITTLEJOHN MARTIN JR Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 2; Heart Fund 2, 3,4. DAVID CHARLES MCMILLIAN Academic Course; Sodality 3; Flyer l, 2; Honor Roll 3; Football 1; Heart Fund 4. DANIEL MENARD MCNICOLL Academic Course. Photographer 1. 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 3. Football 1, 2; Soccer 4; March of Dimes 2. Walk For Fund l, 2; Heart Fund 1. EDWARD MICINSKJ Scientific Course; Class Officer, Treasurer 2. «w JOHN WESLEY M1NTO Academic Course; Key Club 2, 3,4; Secretary 4, French and Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3; Drama CJub 3,4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 3; Class Officer, Vice-President 1; Senator 3; President 4; Principal Council 2; Football 1, 2, 3. March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, Heart Fund 2, 3,4. DAVID GUY MOORE Liberal Arts Course; French and Spanish dub 2, 3,4; Chess Club 3; Debate 3,4; Literary Magazine 3. mm ?mm Mwftv Mm ♦VAVAV V V V V Vi vmYmmiY WVAVM vmVmVh♦ mV mum W ‘W.V ♦mV VVW ♦ ♦♦♦ WaV ♦WVAV AVmVm 1 V V W Ma ♦VVVmV VAVm ' VVVVVV vvvvvv mmVV mv $♦ «?« WILLIAM RICHARD MORAN II Academic Course, Sodality 3,4, French and Spanish Club 2; Chess Club 3; Sergeant at Arms 3; Drama Club 3, Class Officer, Parliamentarian 1; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3; Heart Fund 1,2, 3,4; Representative of Student Government 2. TIMOTHY HAROLD MURRAY Scient ific Course; Drama Club 3,4; Flyer 3,4, Junior Editor 3; Sports Editor 4; Flight 3,4, Debate 2, 3,4; Secretary 3; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Treasurer 4, Honor Roll 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4; Boys’ State Alternate 4, Football 1, March Of Dimes 3; Walk For Fund 1; 3th Place in American Chemical Society Test 3; Treasurer of the Student Government Association 4. MARK BYRON NOWERY Liberal Arts Course; French and Spanish Club 2,4; Chess Club 3, Drama Club 3,4; School Play l, 2, Flyer 3,4, Debate 3; National Honor Society 2, 3.4; Honor Roll 3. Class Officer, Parliamentarian 1; Student Council Representative 2, Correspondent to the Shreveport Times 1, 2, 3.4; Gold Medal Oratory and Elocution Contest 1,2; Literary Magazine 3 PAUL FRANCIS O’BRIEN III Scientific Course; Latin Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 3; Student Council Representative 2; Class Officer, Vice-President 3; Flyer 4; Tennis 1; Heart Fund 2, 3.4; Scholastic Excellence Award 2. STEVEN FARLEY PARKER Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 1,2; March of Dimes 1, 2; Walk For Fund 1,2; Heart Fund l, 2,3,4 GALEN DAVID POHL Liberal Am Course; (Transfer Student) Chess Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 3; Track 1, Football 2; March of Dimes 3,4; Walk For Fund 3,4; Heart Fund 3,4. ROBERT GRAY POU Scientific Course; Sodality 2, 3,4; President 4; Key Club 3.4; Latin Club 3; Drama Club 3,4; Boys’ State 4; Codac 3; Class Officer, Secretary 1; Committee Chairman for TAPS 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 2, 3,4; March of Dimes 1, 3,4, Walk For Fund 2, 3,4; Heart Fund 3,4. ANTHONY JOSEPH PORTEROJR Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer, Secretary 4. Football 2, 3,4; March of Dimes l, 2; Heart Fund 1,2, 3,4. LAWRENCE EDWARD RANDALL Academic Course, Walk For Fund 2,4. LOREN WAYNE RICHARDSON Scientific Course; Drama 3,4; Debate 1, 2, National Honor Society 1,2, 3,4. BYRON ANDREW RICHIE Scientific Course; Drama Club 3.4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Flyer 4; Debate 1,2. 3,4; Class Officer, Treasurer 1; Vice-President 2; Bowling 2; March of Dimes 1, 3; Walk For Fund l, 2. JAMES GLENN ROBICHEAUX Scientific Course; Sodality 4; Key Club 2, 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4, President 4. Boys’ State Delegate 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer, Vice-President 1, Parliamentarian 3; Basketball Manager 1, 3; March of Dimes 1. 3,4; Walk For Fund 1; Heart Fund 4; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Placed in Northwestern Scholastic Rally 3, Participated in Byrd Math Tournament 3. GEORGE THEO SAINTIGNAN Scientific Course; Key Club 3,4; French and Spanish Club 3; Officer 3; Flyer 4. Cheerleader 3; Codac 3; Class Officer, Parliamentarian 1, 3; Vice-President 4; Drama Club 3,4; Football 1,2; March of Dimes 2, 3; Heart Fund 2, 3,4. WILLIAM DAVIS SANDIFER III Transfer Student; Football 4; Tennis 4. CLINTON CHARLES SCHMIDT Transfer Student, Sodality 4, Honor Roll 3; Soccer 3,4; March of Dimes 3,4; Heart Fund 4; National Honor Society 4. CHARLES MANDEL SELBER III Liberal Arts Course. Key Club 2, 3,4; French and Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Secretary 3; President 4; Drama Club 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Class Officer, Secretary 1; Basketball Statistician 2; March of Dimes 2,4; Heart Fund 4. SAMUEL WEBB SENTELL Academic Course; Sodality 4; Key Club 4; Latin Club 3,4; Secretary 3,4; Chess Club 3; Flyer 2, 3; Class Officer, Parliamentarian 2; Basketball 1.2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1; March of Dimes 1, 3,4; Walk For Fund 2,4; Heart Fund 3, 4; Co-Chairman March of Dimes 4 MICHAEL REAGAN SHAN LEY Scientific Course; Sodality 3; Latin Club 3; Drama Club 3,4; Photographer 1, 2, 3. President 3, Cheerleader 2; Soccer 1, 2; March of Dimes l, 2, 3, Walk For Fund 1, 2. CHRISTOPHER ELI SIBLEY Scientific Course; Sodality 3,4; Class Officer, Parliamentarian 1, 2; Lann Club 3,4; Parliamentarian 3, Football 2, 3,4, Baseball 2, 3,4; March of Dimes 2, 3,4, Heart Fund 2, 3.4, Baseball All District 3; Football All District 4 STEPHEN EUGENE SLUSHER Liberal Arts; Latin Club 3,4, Drama Club 3,4; Debate 1, 2, 3,4; Photographer 2; Golf 2, 3,4; Bowling 1, March of Dimes 3; Walk For Fund 1, 2; Heart Fund 2, 3,4. MICHAEL JON SOMMERS Scientific Course, Sodality 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4, Flyer 3, 4; Junior Editor 3, Copy Editor 4, Flight 3,4; Associate Editor 4, Debate 1,2, 3,4, Debate Parliamentarian 3; Boys’ State Alternate 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4. Photographer 3,4; Bowling 2; School Play 1, March of Dimes 2,3; Heart Fund 2, 3,4, Representative of Jesuit at LS.U Leadership Conference. JOHN MARIO TERRACINA Scientific Course; Sodality 4; Latin Club 3,4; Parliamentarian 4, National Honor Society 4; Football 1; March of Dimes 1,2, 3,4; Walk For Fund 1,2, 3,4. RAYMOND FREY THERIOT Academic Course, Key Club 4, French and Spanish Club 3,4, Drama Club 3,4; Class Officer, Treasurer 2; School May 1, 2, Football 1,4; Football Manager 2, 3; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 4, Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3; Walk For Fund 1,2, 3,4; Heart Fund 1,2, 3,4. FRANCIS KEITH TODARO Liberal Arts; Flight l, 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4; Class Officer, Secretary 3, Photography Club 3; President 3, Photography Editor 4, President’s Cabinet 3,4. GEORGE KENNETH TOMKIES II Scientific Course, Key Club 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Flyer 2; Debate 4, Class Officer, Parliamentarian l, Senator 2, 3; Football l, 2. PAUL WILLIS ULI Academic Course; Football 3, 4; Golf 4. MICHAEL CHARLES VANDEWATER Scientific Course, Latin Club 3, Tennis 1, 2; March of Dimes l, 2; Walk For Fund 1, 2. 114 DONALD FRANCIS WAITT JR Scientific Course; French and Spanish Club 2, 3; Chess Club 3; Andromeda Literary Magazine 3; Football 3,4, March of Dimes 4 ; Walk For Fund 4, Heart Fund 4 WALTER EDWIN WATTS III Scientific Course; Sodality 2, 3; Key Club 4, Flight 4; Business Manager 4, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Football 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 1, 2, March of Dimes l, 2, 3, Walk For Fund, Heart Fund 1, 2. FRANK HALLAM WRIGHT Academic Course, Key Club 4, Class Officer, Secretary 2; Treasurer 3; Basketball 1.2, 3,4; March of Dimes 2, 3. Heart Fund 1, 3,4 FRANK KENNETH ZADECK Scientific Course; Key Club 1, 3,4, Parliamentarian 3. Flyer 2, 3,4; Flight 2, 3,4; Editor Business Manager 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Photographer 1, 2, 3,4; Vice-President 3. National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who for American High Schools 3; Honor Roll 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Gass Officer, Treasurer 3. Co-Chairman Poor Man’s Supper 2, 3,4, School Play 1; 1st Place American Chemical Society Test, Football 1; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3,4. Heart Fund 1,2. 115 UNDERCLASSMEN Jeff Adams Charles Armi stead Rob Ash Sammy Balistrella John Barr Hal Beck Bobby Brady Richard Brelsford Hank Brenner David Brown John Brown Smart Burris Gerry Burroughs Petcy Camp Chet Chandler Chuck Cloutier Berry Cooper Keith Crane John Cush Mark Despot Tim Dillard Barry Erwin Jeff Erwin Ben Ferris Greg Fess Roben Fredieu Edward Gaicnnie John Gehl Mike Gill Ken Green Mike Gregg John Gresham Joey Gullo Clay Hathaway Bob Haynie Alan Hermes David Hewitt William Hobbs Carl Holmes Charlton Holmes Scott Jacobs Herb Jennings Leslie Jones Kerry Kirspel Gary Leach Don LeBlanc Paul Lerchie Tom Lindley Kent Lowe John Man no Tim Marshall Larry Meter Johnny Mijalis Bill Mitchell Sam Moore Clay Mullen John Munger Andy Murphy Don Nasser Pete Nasser Jimmy Randall Kevin Rocten Charles Russo Chris Scoct SceveScal John Sheridan Steve Skrivanos Danny Slack Kevin Slusher John Smith Paul Stanfield Howard Sullivan Ben Templeton Albert Theriot Jim Van Hook John Voss Greg Williams Tim Williams Woody Wilson Tom Wyche Joe Zimmerman 122 Barry Butler A1 Carr Brad Campbell Thomas Gecola Frank Gcero Ricky Colon David Corley Charles Coutret Greg Cush David Despot An Dunnam Martin Dykes Bob Earnest Brian Fanguy Major Fant Byron Farr Danny Fcducia Mark Femadez Larry Fertitta Mike Fess James Filipowski Chris Font Scott Fort Clement Fox Randal Fredieu Adrian Gal lion Eddie Gamer Gil Goodrich Steve Grisham Mark Guastella Mark Hebert Jim Howell Jerry Huddleston Byron Jackson Brent Johnson Mike Joiner Jim Kittler Larry LaBorde Mike LeBlanc Tandy Lewis Mike Lindley Bruce Loe Ken Man i scak o Paul Miramon Mark Mitchell Randy Mondello David Neal Pat O’Hara John Pachankis Richard Pachankis John Perkins Mike Petrofes Tom Picard Jon Pike Ronnie Ploesch Tom Poindexter David Prince Bryan Reeder Gregg Renda Paul Restovich Bruce Johnson Is Not Pictured Due To Injury 124 Don Richards Vincent Rinaudo Brian Roeten Bobby Roose Doug Sabol Rick Sangid John Schwarz Kelly Strickland George Sirven Scon Slagle Jay Smith Richard Smith Tim Stephens David Taylor Kim Taylor Sam Terracina Eric Thibodeaux Charles Tuminelk) Ed Twohig Eric Vanwinkle Chris Ward Mark Wayne Bren White Dwayne Williams Edward Wilson Paul Wilson John Wolcon Tommy Womeldurf Mike Young Bill Zimmerman Raymond Alley Chuy Alvarez Andy Anderson Tim Appleby Brian Ash Mike Baker Doug Becken Alan Bemhoft Todd Bicknell Tom Bordelon Tom Bullock Michael Burda Charlie Bush John Caskey Edward Cassiere Chuck Churchill Larry Cordaro Paul Cordaro LesCowcl Jack Daniel Pete Davis Bn an Doran Albert Driscoll Galen Eads Kyle Farm Steven Ferris Chauncy Fitch Ricky Fleming David Font Jim Frantz Mark Frohman David Garland Prte Gautier John Gayer John Giddens Mark Glonoso Vincent Glonoso David Gouletas John Griffin Robert Grandy Sam Guarisco John Guth Barry Hammond Mike Haygood Dick Haynie Tim Hermes Greg Hershberger Randy Hill David Hisey Clay Hollingsworth Jody Howard Gene Huggs Kelvin Jenkins Fred Johnson John Jones Jerry Jones Lester Kilpatrick David King David Kneipp Walter Lamb Mike Lashcly Brian Lex Mark Lindemayer Ernie Lock Doug Lunn Gene Mack Paul Mat kin Tony Maranto John Marshall Mike McCarthy Chuck Me Knight Craig McMullen David Meadows Rick Merrill John Miciotto Grey Miller John Mire Chris Moore Randall Moore Bill Moran Eddie Morgan Michael Morrison Chip Naus Darrel Nejame Greg Page Pete Petrofes Jorge Pineda Robert Poindexter Bill Pou Ted Povinelli David Pullman Steve Pumilio Mark Putman Mark Ratley Lamar Romero Dan Sabol Randy Sauce Chris Schmidt David Scott Jack Scott Rob Scott Steve Scott Steve Sebastian Barry Simmons Alan Smith Mark Sompayrac Ricky Spurlin Jeff Spnngmeycr r ' . lift 3 A — - ' . 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FLEMING IRRIGATION INC. v 6511 LINE AVENUE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71106 J STELL WOODEN OFFICE FURNITURE Complete office planning, decorating and furnishing Full line office supplies and printing E. W. BILL BAILY, Representative M. L. WEISMAN Caddo Office Supplies Crockett at Marshall Ph. 422-0366 Compliments of SPRING LAKE EXXON CHRISTOPHER, ASHLEY, and ALLISON 8321 Line Ave. Shreve ,x rt Roy Cobb — Manager Compliments of JESUIT DADS ' CLUB B. M. Nowery, Jr. — president Guy S. Moore — vice president Quinn B. Dillard — secretary S. W. Harkrider, Jr. —treasurer ROOM CAPTAINS Owen D. Adams 4G Henry Goodrich 2V Jack Appleby IW Ernest Locke IX Frank Burroughs 3K Charles Looney 4F Pete L. Camp 3J Henry C. Mullin 3L Dr. Joe W. Cush 2S Gilbert Shanley Jr. 4H J. A. Dunnam 2R Dr. Albert Smith IZ James F. Dykes 2T Harold Springmeyer IQ Gerald Tangney IY THE W. L. SOMNER CO., INC. 419 Lake Street Shreveport, La. 71 101 Phone 422-9291 ANGELES CUSTOM TAILOR FITTING MY SPECIALTY AT 402 MILAM St. . 422-4949 Smakvkpont. La. 71101 FIRST CLASS ALTERATIONS Design Your Own Class Ring Many Styles to Choose From SOUTHFIELD JEWELERS MANUEL ANGELES. JR 261 Southfield Rd. Compliments of the JESUIT MOTHERS CLUB 7i elc« HC t ’ ALSO IN LAFAYETTE . BEAUMONT BATON ROUGE MORGAN CITY SOI I VeneMw 10 «073 A.H. . Ifcfk.., IS lmt� The South ' s Most Complete One-Stop for Recorded Sound Complete Selection Albums — 45 ' s — 8 Track Tapes — Cassettes — Golden Oldies — Quad 8 Full line of related equipment — supplies and services Shreve City 865 4526 (1253G) Downtown 422 7182 (728 Texas) Queensboro 631 7427 (2914 Jewella) Southfield 869 1291 (5817 Youree) Sunset 869 2545 (568 W. 70th) Bossier City 742 6731 (1925 Airline) products of creative engineering THE BREWSTER COMPANY, INC. 740 North Market P. O. Drawer 1095 Phone 424-3254 (area code 318) Cable Brewster Shreveport, Louisiana 71163 Jesuit Soccer Club Master Charge Bank Americard 556 W. 70th Shreveport, La. 868 3607 Tax Free Income HOWELL ' S AUTO SUPPLY LADD DINKINS COMPANY BILL HOWELL, Owner Hours 7:00 A.M. 9:00 P.M. Monday-Saturday 214 Beck Building Shreveport, Louisiana JACK E. McLEAN, Res. Partner Top 40 Music PLAYLAND SKATING CENTER WILIER A Q Jynjurance fgency jr nc . Football Field Size 7143 Mansfield Road 1208 GILBERT STREET — P.O. BOX 4187 CORNER MARSHALL STREET Phone 686-8736 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71104 CENTENARY BUSINESS CENTER J. ROBERT ADAMS 2620 Centenary Shreveport, La. 865 4264 Compliments of Compliments of DON HATHAWAY MR. and MRS. WM. GAERTNER Your Commissioner of Public Works City of Shreveport, La. 1 44 AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. 257 North Market Shreveport, La. 422-9579 EXERCISE INCORPORATED _ b lay lock injurant agency, inc., pjo. box 1733, 2430 line avenue tfueveport. louisiana, 71166 owery jr. insurance • - BEARING f rTansmistion Co. KAWNG SPECIALISTS P. O. Box 7276 TELEPHONE 423-0501 Shreveport, Louisiana 71107 HENRY L. BANGO Consulting Forester Since 1945 P.O.Box 5041 Shrevaporf, Louisiana Staff — FRANK GAENSHALLS, Consulting Forester EDWARD G. ROPER, Forester (Jesuit Class of 1963) EDWARD R. BRIGGS, Forester 145 Compliments of a VERY GOOD FRIEND RAY’S DRIVE INN we ' re No. I 321 E. Kings Highway Open 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. LONGHORN GAS INC. Telephone 861 6802 RED RIVER VALLEY BANK Corner Airline Dr. and Old Minden Road Bossier City Member F.D.I.C. MARSHALL-SCARBOROUGH, INC. c7Vn© ' SOUTi-1 TRAWL c Number One M d South Towers Shreveport. Louisiana 71101 Telephone Olh) 422 0704 Henry Goodrich 146 COMPLIMENTS OF BRENTWOOD HOSPITAL 1800 IRVING PLACE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71101 PHONE (318) 424-6581 J. J. FANGUY — ADMINISTRATOR 147 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SAVINGS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phona 423-2597 423 2598 CHARLES R. HENINGTON LEWIS AUTO PARTS Assessor, Caddo Parish 420 Highland Ave. Shreveport, La. G C HONDA . ] Q2S WE9TOATE DRIVE BOSSIER CITY. LOUISIANA Sales Service Parts ACCESSORIES INSURANCE James M. Goslin, sheriff Phons 742-1527 CADDO PARISH SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA . 149 CHURCH ' S FRIED CHICKEN CITY ICE SERVICE INC. Packaged Ice for all occasions Phone 422-5771 2406 LINE AVENUE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71104 We have the most complete selection of formal wear in the Ark-La-Tex. lulco (lealtu Company 0. Box 5308, Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 Want the very best car buy? tone 861-3502 jpraisals, Management and Sales Don ' t fret See Your SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER NEW CAR DEALERS CONTINENTAL ENGINE PUMP CO. Flo For All 0 cranonn SOUTHFIELD PLAZA MALL PHONE 669-1260 5801 YOUREE DRIVE SHREVEPORT. LA. UN Your Home urnishing FURNITURE CITY Consultants Telephone 422-5709 Charlie Brown a,L, Programs Unlimited Phone 318 746 0519 Post Office Drawer I 124 Shreveport 71102 Offering year round programs for children — Baseball Football Basketball Tennis Golf Arts and Crafts Tutoring Programs ’• ' Individual instruction Qualified instructors Insurance Coverage ’•‘Transportation available Children in own age groups ’•‘Field Trips ’•‘Uniforms and Equipment furnished GARY THARP, Director 152 CASCIO ' S FOOD-MART Compliments of 2252 Barksdale Blvd. Bossier City, La, A FRIEND JULES ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Commercial and Residential Wiring for Underground Installations 631-4358 Sunbeam BRUCE’S DISTRIBUTING CO. Go Jesuit! SHADY GROVE PHILLIPS 66 MILDRED ' S CARDS GIFTS No. 19 Heart O ' Bossier I 190 Shady Grove Dr. Bossier City, La. Bossier City, La. 71010 Compliments of MR. and MRS. JAMES C. TEMPLETON WALTON’S Ladies Apparel Jewelry • Handbags Gifts • Phone 746-5852 • Bossier City 71010 • 120 Bossier Center BRASWELL AUTO PARTS 3523 Greenwood Rd. Telephone: 635 7589 Fred H. Walton §Si 54 Violette R. Walton RITE CARE POULTRY U.S.D.A. Inspected (Once You Try. . . You ' ll Always Buy) Carthage, Texas 713 693-7101 Nacogdoches, Texas 713 564-4656 Logansport, La. 318 697-4317 CARL PONS ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Engineers and Contractors Motor Rewinding and Repairs New and Rebuilt Motors and Control CARL PONS Phone 423-7193 Night Phones: 636 4601 AATCO AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 3538 Mansfield Rd. Shreveport, La. 635 6732 437 North Market Shreveport, Louisiana CADDO RADIATOR WORKS Phone 423-3547-8 DENNIS WILLINGHAM Owner Phone 423-2619 C. L. COPELAND Compliments of 215 CADDO ST. Shreveport. La. HAROLD S AUTO REPAIR HAROLD FORTENBERRY OWNER JOE and GERMAIN CASS I ERE 410 HIGHLAND SHREVEPORT LA 71101 PV ' TNE 424-431T Compliments of DR. J. W. POU ■ EAUTY iy No Woman need ever look 401- MARY JO NAUS IIAUTYCONSULTANT 920 ONTARIO PHONE 865-14 0 SHREVEPORT. LA Compliments of P.O. Box 7263 2 13 Airport Drive Shreveport, Louisiana 71107 MEADOWVIEW NURSING HOME m) 0 Meadowview Drive Minden, La. 71055 W. A. McMICHAEL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1005 Beck Building P.O. Bo 1156 ♦ BEAL LOCKE 1 ASSOC. INC. AULDS, HORNE, AND WHITE INVESTMENT CORPORATION 201 Petroleum Tower Shreveport, L«. 71163 424 5286 Shreveport, Louisiana 71 101 Telephone 425-5456 McIntosh sherwood WARRANTY SERVICE Stereo and C. B. Radio Service Major Electronics Service 1216 Shreveport-Barksdale Highway Shreveport, La. Compliments of HARRY R. FREYER 158 Compliments of FIRST STATE BANK U.S. ARMY Waskom, Texas Shreveport Marshall 425 8 177 938 1851 A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED Congratulations from EAGLE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH EAGLE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. 2300 Linwood Ave., Shreveport, Louisiana 71103 Telephone: 423 8421 FRIDAY ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. DON FRIDAY 1227 Wilkinson Phone 424-8325 S3 1 160 ABAMA RENT-A-CAR JUNIOR TOWN 5109 Monkhouse Dr. Shreveport, La. Ladies — Junior Petites — Girls 631 3629 R. S. Spurlin, Lincensee Ready to Wear ST. JOSEPH ' S CHURCH SCHEXNAIDRE PAINTERS DECORATORS. INC. 216 Patton St. Shreveport, La. 1717 Edwards Street Shreveport, Lousiana 71101 Since 1921 Phones: 422-2750 — 868 31 17 CONSUMERS GROCERY NO. 2 INDEPENDENT PLUMBING CO. 4101 Hollywood Ave. Shreveport, La. 2119 Lakeshore Dr. Shreveport, La. 161 B M ENTERPRISES, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF E. J. Bordelon, Jr. Mortgage Broker FARMERS SEAFOOD CO. 1520 Barksdale Blvd. Bossier City, La. 71010 Phone 424 7866 If It Swims, We Sell It 1 197 Hawn Ave. Shreveport, La. BORDEN Milk and Ice Cream 162 nm T i ll Phone 425-4471 (VOLVO) WINNINGHAM DATSUN-VOLVO, INC. NEW and USED CARS J. F. J WINNINGHAM, Jr. 1540 TEXAS AVENUE SHREVEPORT, LA. Free checking is available to all full-time students with an EDU- CHEK account. That’s special treatment! 11 The First nations Bank OF SHREVEPORT ir Correct Time and Temperature Anytime Call 425 0211 SNOW MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY PO. BOX 7217 SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA 71107 DUDLEY V. SNOW, CPCU GUY S. MOORE, CPCU RON MEARS, Associate SANDRA and JACK WIENER, JR. St. John Berchman ' s Church 164 Compliments of GIGLIO PLUMBING CO. WINDSOR 1250 Jordan Street Shreveport, La. 71 103 ROBERTS ROBERTS INC. Real Estate Development and Rentals, Oil and Gas You ' ve Got A Friend at Compliments of a Bill Hanna Ford FRIEND 165 S extend icane the hospital management company J. J. FANGUY Regional Administrator Psychiatric Hospitals 1800 IRVING PLACE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA TELEPHONE 318 4246881 MAILING ADDRESS: P. O. Box 4426 • Shreveport, La. 71104 166 Plug me in. I ' m Reddy to go! A nice thing about electricity -it’s always there when you need it. And a nice thing about being a part of your community is the fine spirit shown in support of local activities. 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RUITON, LA. 1 - 318 • 255-5520 HOME OF THE ‘ORIGINAL A SUPREME MUFFULETTA SAM MARABELLA Own« « DOMINIC CORDARO JOHN FRYAR . 191 VILLA DEL LAGO APARTMENTS Compliments of 1618 Southern Shreveport, La. Tel. 423-7179 THE FLIGHT STAFF Compliments of A FRIEND 192 . t - FLIGHT INDEX A Adams, Don 2S. . . 38,122 Adams, Greg 4G 38,42, 86, 100 Adams, Jeff 3J .118 Alexander. Tom 2V . . . 32, 33. 38, 84, 122 Alley, Raymond lQ. . 38, 126 Alvarez, Chuy lZ. . .126 Anderson, Andy lQ. . . 126 Andrews, Steve 2V . . . 42,122 Appleby. Scott 4F .1,32,34,36,37,72,78, 86, 100 Appleby, Tim 1W 36, 37, 126 Armistead, Charles 3J . . .118 Ash, Brian lY . 38, 126 Ash, Rob 3K .118 B Bailey, Mike 2V . . .122 Baker. Mike lW . .37,126 Balistrella, Sam 3L . . .118 Ball, Randy 2S . « .122 Barr, John 3K . .38,118 Beck, Dan 4F . .100 Beck, Hal 3K. . . 118 Bee ken. Doug IX 126 Bedillion, Stewart 2T . . 32,122 Bemhoft, Allen 126 Bemhoft, Bruce 2V . . . 122 Bicknell, Eric 4F 36, 72, 86,100 Bicknell, Scott 2R . . 52, 122 Bicknell, Todd lW . .126 Bloomfield, Tim 4F . . 58, 86,100 Boose, Pat 4G . .52,101 Bordelon. Greg 2S . . 38, 122 Bordelon, Tommy lW .126 Borne, Paul 2R .34,122 Braswell, Kenneth 3K Braswell. Kelly 3j Brady, Bobby 3J . . .72,118 Brady, Pat 4H . . .110 Brelsford, Richard 3L . . .118 Brenner. Hank 3J 34,38,84,86,118 Brocato, Tommy 4F 34, 36,86, 101 Brown, David 3L .118 Brown, Ellis 4H . . 101 Brown, John 3K . . .118 Bryant, Roger 2V . .122 Bullock, Tom lZ 50, 53,126 Burda, Mike 1W . 37, 38, 84,126 Bums, Philip 4F .39,101 Burris, Stuart 3L . . .118 Burroughs, Gerry 3K .119 Burroughs, Richard 2S . . .122 Bush, Charlie lQ . . . 38, 127 Butler, Barry 2V . 123 C Calender, Carl 4F . .32,79,86,102 Camp, Fetey 3J 38,42,119 Campbell, Brad 2V . 34,42, 84, 123 Cannon, A1 4H 42, 82, 83. 86,102 Carmody, Art 4H . . . 32, 102 Caskey, John IX . .127 Cassicre, Edward 1W . .32,127 Carr, A1 2S . . .42,123 Career, Steve 4H . . . 102 Cecola, Thomas 2R . . .123 Chandler, Chet 3K . .42,82.83,86,119 Churchill, Chuck lQ . .127 Gcero, Frank 2T . .42,123 Cloutier, Chuck 3L . . .119 Colon, Ricky 2S . . . 123 Cooper. Barry 3J 34, 38.86, 119 Cordaro, Larry lQ . 127 Cordaro, Paul lY . . 58 Cordaro, Roy 4G 38,42,82,83,85,86, 102 Corley, David 2S . . . 123 Coutret, Charles 2S . . .1,34,39,84,123 Cowel, Lew lQ .50, 53,127 Crane, Keith 3L . . 1. 32, 34, 36, 38, 86,119 Cush, Greg 2S . . 38,123 Cush, John 3L . . .119 D Daniel, Jack lQ 38.127 Davis, Ptte lQ . 127 D’Artois, Wendell 4H . 42, 103 Despot, David 2R .34, 84,123 Despot, Mark 3J . . 119 Dienst, Tim 4H . 103 Dillard, Tim 3L . .119 Doran, Brian 1W .30, 127 Driscoll. Albert lZ. . . 38, 30, 33,127 Dugans. Ricky 2S Dunnam, An 2R . 36, 72,123 Dykes, Martin 2T. . . 123 E Eads, Galen lZ .30,127 Earnest. Bob 2V 34.123 Erwin, Barry 3K .42,84,86,119 Erwin, Jeff 3J. 42,119 Escude, Michael lY F Fanguy, Bnan 2T . .36, 123 Fant, Maior 2V . . .52,123 Farr, Byron 2T . . 123 Farris, Kyle lX 50,33. 127 Feducia, Danny 2S . 85,123 Fernandez, Mark 2R 36, 72,123 Ferris, Bert 3L . . 52.83.119 Ferris, Steven lQ 127 Fertitta, Larry 2V 32,123 Fess, Greg 3J • 119 Fess, Mike 2R 42,84,123 Filipowski, James 2R . .123 Fitch, Chawncy lQ 38, 39,127 Fleming, Ricky lZ. . . 127 Font, Chris 2V 38,123 Font. David lQ . 127 Fort, Scott 2V . . 123 Fox, Clement 2R 42,32,85, 123 Franks, Allen 4H . 103 Frantz, Jim IX . . 37, 83,127 Fredieu, Randall 2R .38,42,123 Fredieu, Robert 3J . . .34,36,72,84,86, Friday, Don 4H 42,103 Frohman, Mark 1W .37,127 G Gaertner, Mike 4H . 38, 103 Gaiennie, Cass 4F . . 104 Gaiennie, Edward 3L . . .119 Gallion, Adrian 2T. . . 123 Garland, David lW .37, 127 Gamer. Eddie 2R 38. 123 Gautier. Fete lX . 37.127 Gayer, John IX . . .127 Gehl, John 3L . .42,119 Giddens, Bill 4F 34,86.104 Giddens, John lQ . 38,85,127 GUI, Mike 3K. .119 Glorioso, Mark lX . . 127 Glorioso, Vincent lZ . . 38, 30, 128 Goodrich, Gil 2V . 34,52, 123 Gouletas. David lX . . .128 Grandy, Robert lW 58, 128 Gray, George 4H 38,42, 104 Green, Ken 3L . . 119 Gregg, Mike 3L . .119 Gresham, John 3K . .119 Griffin,John lZ . . . 50,128 Grisham, Steve 2T . . .123 Guarisco. Sam lX . .128 Guastella, Mark 2V 85,123 Guillot, Rocky 4H 34,36,42,72,79,83,84. 104 Gullo, Joey 3K .42,119 Guth.JohnlZ. . .128 H Hall, Art 4H 42,104 Hamm.John 4H . .32,34,36,38,39,42.72, 86,103 Hammond, Barry lY . . . 128 Harknder, Ricky 4G .103 Harris, Mark 4G . .72 Hathaway. Clay 3L. . .86,119 Haygood, Mike 1Y . . .128 Haynes, Lamar 4G . . . 38, 105 Haynie. Bill 4F 42,82.83. 103 Hayme, Bob 3J . . .34,42,119 Haynie, Dick lW .50, 128 Hebert, Mark 2V . . .34,42,128 Hermes, Alan 3K . . .119 Hermes, Randal 4G . . 42,82.83, 106 Hermes. Tim lX . . . 128 Hershberger, Greg lQ 128 Hewitt, David 3J . . .33,36,72,120 Hill, Randy lY 128 Hisey, David lX. . . 128 Hobbs, William 3J 34,36,85.86,120 Hollingsworth, Qay lW 128 Holmes, Carl 3L . . . 120 Holmes, Charlton 3j . . 120 Hopkins, John 4G . . .106 Howard, Jody lX . . .37,128 Howell, Jim 2R .33,34.38, 124 H9 Huddleston, Jerry 2T . 85,124 Huggs, Gene lQ 128 J Jackson, Bud 4F .34,42,86,106 Jackson. Byron 2V . . 124 Jacobs, Scon 3L . . 120 Jenkins, Kelvin lW . 37,128 Jennings, Herb 3L . . . 37, 84,120 Joe, Jimmy 4H 38,106 Johnson, Brent 2T . . .124 Johnson, Bruce 2S Johnson, Fred lY . . .50, 128 Joiner, Mike 2T 124 Jones, Jerry lZ. . 128 Jones,John lW .128 Jones, Leslie 3j . . . 34, 52. 120 K Kessler, Charles 4H . 42. 86, 106 Kilpatnck, Lester lZ . 38, 53,128 King, David 1Y . . 85,128 King, Kirk 4G . .107 King, Rob 4H .32,34, 36,72, 107 Kirspel, Kerry 3K .36,72, 120 Kitticr.Jim 2S . . .124 Kneipp, David lY . . 128 Kramer. Ken 4F .1,32,33. 37,78,86,107 L La Borde. Larry 2R .38, 124 Lamb, Walter lQ 38, 50,128 Lashley, Mike lX . 129 Leach, Gary 3L .120 Le Blanc, Don 3L . . 120 Le Blanc. Mike 2S .42,124 Lerchic, Paul 3K 85,120 Lewis. Tandy 2V . . . 32, 38,124 Lex, Brian lZ . . 129 Lindenmayer, Mark lY .129 Lindley, Mike 2T . .52,124 Lindley, Tom 3K . 34,120 Littleton, Rhett 4G . . .107 Lock, Ernie lX .37,129 Loe, Bruce 2T . . . 124 Looney, David 4F .1.32.79,85,86,107 Lowe, Kent 3L. . 52,120 Lunn, Doug lX .50,129 M Mack, Gene lZ 38,50,129 Mackin, Paul lW . 129 Maniscalco, Ken 2R 36, 72, 124 Manno, John 3L . 36,72,120 Maranto, Tony lW .129 Markow,Jay4H 108 Marshall, John IX . . .36,50,53,72,84,129 Marshall. Tim 3K .36,120 Martin, Litt 4G . 108 McCarthy, Mike 1W . 52,129 McKnight, Chuck lZ . . 36,50,129 McMillian, David 4G . 108 McMullen, Craig lX . .53,129 McNicoll, Danny 4G 84,106 Meadows, David lQ . 50, 129 Meier, Larry 3J . 36,37,72,86.120 Merrill, Rick lX . . 129 Micinski, Ed 4F 86,108 Miciotto, John lZ . . .50, 129 Mijalis, Johnny 3L 120 Miller. Grey IX 38, 50,84, 129 Minto, John 4G . 34,36,72,84,86.109 Miramon, Paul 2V . .85, 124 Mire,John lY . 129 Mitchell, Bill 3L . . .120 Mitchell, Mark 2R . . . 124 Mondello, Randy 2S . . .42,124 Moore, Chris 1X . 50,129 Moore. David 4F . 109 Moore, Randall lW 36,37.84,129 Moore. Sam 3K . .37,86,120 Moran, Bill lQ 38,50.129 Moran, Ricky 4G 42.109 Morgan, Eddie lZ . . 129 Morrison, Michael lY . . . 53,129 Mullen, Clay 3L. . . 120 Munger, John 3J - . 36,38,72,120 Murphy, Andy 3J . 34,86, 120 Murray, Tim 4F . 1, 32, 33, 36, 37, 72,86,109 N Nasser, Don 3J . . .120 Nasser, Pete 3J . . .120 Naus, Chip lZ . 129 NeaJ. David 2R . .42, 124 Ncjame. Darrel lZ. . .50,84,129 Nowery, Mark 4F . . 36, 72, 86, 109 O O’Brien, Paul 4F 86, 110 O’Hara, Pat 2T . . . 124 P Pachankis, John 2S . . . 124 Pachankis, Richard 2V . . .124 Page, Greg lQ 38,130 Parker, Farley 4G . . .110 Perkins, John 2V . . .134 Femici, Steve 3K . 42, 121 Peterson, Ed 3L . 36. 86, 121 Petrofes, Mike 2R 38, 72,124 Petrofes, Pete lW . . . 50,130 Picard, Tom 2R . 124 Pike, Jon 2T . 36,38,72, 124 Pineda, Jorge lZ . . 50,84,130 Ploesch, Ronnie 2T . . .124 Pohl, Galen 4F 86,110 Poindexter. Robert lY. . . 72, 130 Poindexter, Thomas 2S . . . 38,124 Portero, Tony 4G . 42, 110 Pou, Bill IQ 38,85,130 Pou, Roben 4F 34, 36, 52, 72, 110 Fovinclli, Ted lX . . 50, 130 Prime, John 4F . . ill Prince, David 2V 38, 124 Pullman, David lX . . . 53,130 Pumilio, Steve lZ . . 50, 130 Putman, Mark IQ . . .50,130 R Randall. Jimmy 3J . . . 36, 38, 72,86, 121 Randall. Larry 4G . .111 Ratley, Mark lZ . . 50,130 Reeder, Bryan 2V . . . 124 Renda, Gregg 2S .42,124 Restovich, Paul 2T . . . 124 Richards, Don 2V 38, 39,125 Richardson, Loren 4F . . .36,72,111 Richie, Byron 4H . 36, 72,84,111 Rinaudo, Vincent 2S . 85, 125 Robicheaux, Glenn 4F . . 34, 79,86, 111 Roetcn, Brian 2V . . . 42, 125 Roeten, Kevin 3J . . 34, 58, 85, 86,121 Romero, Lamar lW . . 37 ,130 Roose, Booby 2R . .38,39,125 Russo, Charles 3L . . . 85, 121 S Sabol, Dan lQ . .130 Sabol, Doug 2V . . . 125 Samtignan, George 4H . 34, 112 Sandifer, Dave 4G . . . 42, 112 Sangid, Rick 2 S 38, 125 Sauce, Randy lQ . . . 130 Schmidt, Chis lX . . .130 Schmidt, Clinton 4F . . 58, 84,86, 112 Schwarz, John 2 R 42, 125 Scott, Chris 3 K . . . 121 Scott, David lQ 38, 130 Scott, Jack IX 36, 38, 72,85. 130 Scott, Roben lW 36,38,72,85,130 Scott, Steve lQ 38,50,84,130 Seal. Steve 3J . 34, 86,121 Sebastian. Steve IX . .130 Selber, Mandy 4F 38, 86 , 112 Sen tell, Webb 4G . .112 Shanley, Mike 4H . . . 72, 113 Sheridan, John 3L . 38,72, 121 Sibley, Chris 4H 42,82, 83, 113 Simmons, Barry lY 84,130 Sirven, George 2 S . . 85, 125 Skrivanos, Steve 3J . . . 1 , 34, 39 , 86,121 Slack, Danny 3 K 42,121 Slagle. Scott 2 S . 39,125 Slusher, Kevin 3K . .72,113,121 Slusher. Steve 4H . . .113 Smith, Alan lZ . . .130 Smith,Jay 2 S. . .125 Smith, John 3K . . . 121 Smith, Richard 2 V . . .38, 42, 125 Sommers. Mike 4F .1, 32. 33, 36. 39,72, 113 Sompayrac, Mark lZ . . .130 Springmeyer. Jeff lQ 38, 50, 53,85,130 Spurlin, Ricky lW 50, 72, 130 Stanfield, Paul 3J . . .36,52,72,86,121 Stentz, Bruce 1 W .37,131 Stephens, Tim 2 S . . . 125 Sterbene, Kivin lZ . . 50,131 Strickland, Kelly 2 T . 84, 125 Sullivan, Howard 3 L . . . 121 T Tangney. Scott 1 Y . . . 131 Tanner. Mike lX 36,38,50,72, 131 Taylor, David 2 T . . . 42, 84, 125 Taylor, Kim 2 R . 36, 38, 72, 125 Teagle, David lW . .131 Templeton, Ben 3K . . 34, 84, 121 Terracina, John 4F . 38,86,113 Terracina, Sam 2 S . . .125 Theriot, Albert 3K 42, 121 Theriot, Jerome lY . . .131 Theriot, Raymond 4H . . 42, 52, 114 Thibodeaux, Eric 2 V . . .125 Thibodeaux, Martin lX . . . 53,131 Thornton, Stephen lZ . . . 50, 131 Todaro, Keith 4F . . .1,39,114 Tomkies, George 4H 34 , 72, 114 Truitt, Robert lW . .131 Tuminello, Charles 2S . . . 38, 125 Twohig, Ed 2S . . .125 U Uli, Paul 4G . .42,114 V Vague, Robert lY . . .38, 58,131 Vandewater, Mike 4H .114 Van Hook, Jim 3J . . . 121 Vanwinkle, Eric 2S . .125 Vaughan, Hines lZ . . .50,131 Voss, John 3K . . . 121 W Waitt, Don4H. . .115 Walke, Martin lZ. . .131 Ward, Chris 2V . 36,38,52,72, 125 Watts, Ed 4H .1,32,115 Watts, Michael lQ . 38, 50,84, 131 Wayne, Mark 2R . . 125 Weiner, Jack lQ 39,131 West, Gregg 4G . . .115 White, Brett 2S . 42,125 White, Butch lY . . 50,131 Williams, Dwayne 2T . . . 42, 52, 125 Williams, Greg 3K . . 121 Williams, Tim 3K .36,37,72,86,121 Wilson, Edward 2R . 32, 34, 36, 72,125 Wilson, Paul 2R .125 Wilson, Tom lQ 38, 50,131 Wilson, Woody 3J . . . 121 Wolcott, Holton lQ . . 131 Wolcott, John 2T . . .125 Womeldurf, Tommy 2T . . . 125 Wood, Charles 1W .131 Wright, Bill lQ . . . 131 Wright, Hal 4H . . .52,115 Wychc, Tom 3L. . . 121 Y Young, Mike 2S . 125 Z Zadeck, Kenny 4F . .1,32,34,86,115 Zimmerman, Bill 2T . . .125 Zimmerman, Joe 3L . . 84.121 200 1974 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL TEAM (Back Row) J Kmler. E Thibodeau . C Fox. L Jones, C Chandler. F. Gcero, E Brown. Coach Frank Gcero, Asst Gsach Anthony Catanese (Front Row) R Bryant. C Sibley. A Carmody, D Looney. W Sen tell, B Jackson, R Pou, B Ferris, M Undley. M Fane. J Manno (Not Pictured) w Limb CWMBTO as BOTTOM LEFT: Team managers. John Manno and Major Fant. BOTTOM RIGHT Kent Lowe, team statistician, works hard at compiling the Flyers’ records. UPPER LEFT Freshman catcher, Walter Lamb, gets ready for another long day on the baseball diamond UPPER RIGHT: Third baseman, Arthur Carmody, fires one home as shortstop, Webb Sentell, looks on. LOWER LEFT Jim Kittler, Bert Ferns, and Chris Sibley warm up before another game LOWER RIGHT Coach Gcero LEFT Chns Sibley hurls another fast ball out of the reach of the batter UPPER RIGHT The infield, composed of Webb Sentell. Robert Pou. Frank Gcero, and Art Carmody. produced many fine defensive plays. LOWER RIGHT Manager, John Manno. prepares the field for another game WELL WE DID IT ' WE RE NUMBER 1! I-AAA STATE CHAMPIONS ' JESUIT FLYERS’ This is the way it was The 1974 Jesuit baseball team ended its regular season with an overall mark of 12-3 The Flyers finished second in their district with a 9-3 mark By doing this, they were allowed to go on and compete in the state playoffs which was to become a great success In the opening game of the season, the diamondmen downed Haughton by a 3-0 score. Chris Sibley pitched a fine game, producing a no-hitter In the next game, Jesuit defeated Parkway in a non-district bout, handing the Panthers a 6-3 loss. This was the first game that junior Les Jones had started and he pitched a fine game Northwood discovered the mighty Flyers and the powerful fastball of senior Chris Sibley too late, losing by a 4-1 score. Junior Chet Chandler went 3 for 4 to lead the Jesuit offense. In the next game, Jesuit destroyed Byrd, scoring 12 runs to their 3. Les Jones had another good day pitching and Chet Chandler and Arthur Carmody each had homeruns. Chandler drove in 4 runs with 2 hits David Looney and Webb Sentell both hit tnples to add to the attack In the season’s 3th game, the Flyers travelled to Springhill where they clobbered the Lumberjacks 11 1 Leslie Jones struck out 3, while walking only one Robert Pbu had 3 RBI’s and An Carmody had 2 hits and 2 RBI’s In the next game, Jesuit played Minden in a battle of the 1 AAA leaders The Tide got lucky and defeated the Flyers 7-3 Chet Chandler had a good day with a homerun and 4 RBI’s. The Big Blue recovered, however, and came back to give North Caddo a 7-3 loss Haughton’s Buccaneers pulled an upset, scoring a 3-4 victory in the next game Webb Sentell and Bud Jackson got two hits apiece and Art Carmody blasted his second homerun of the year to lead the Jesuit batters. The next three games exhibited the depth of the Mighty Flyers. The Jordan Street Bunch downed Webster, Northwood, and Webster, again, by scores of 7-1, 12-3, and 22-3. Next came the Bossier Tourney The Flyers ran into bad luck, losing to Byrd 3-2, beating Northwood 4-1, and losing to Haughton 6-1. Robert Pbu s 330 foot home run against Northwood was one bright spot The next week was the most important one for the Jesuit diamondmen Chris Sibley struck out 9, walked only 1, and gave up only 3 hits, in leading the Flyers to a 2-1 victory over Springhill Chandler and Looney were responsible for baaing in the crucial runs. v 4 4 v •V.W • ? . ' V V -X S «■ Jesuit ran into Minden again, who cekcd out a 3-2 win. The Tid’s pitcher knocked in the winning run on a check-swing single to right field. Again Chandler provided the only run for the Flyers. In the regular season finale, Chns Sibley struck out 8 North Caddo Rebels as the Flyers won 2 1. Chandler led the way with an RBI single For the first playoff game against Caldwell Parish. Jesuit travelled to Columbia, La. Sibley struck out 6 Spartans and allowed only 4 hits as the Big Blue won 3-1. A crucial double play got the Flyers out of a last inning jam After that, Sibley struck out the last batter to make his record 8-2 Chandler knocked in two important runs for the victorious Flyers. Before a spirited crowd at Centenary Park, the Flyers took on the Lcesville Wampus Cats in the quarter-finals. In the fourth inning, Looney singled and Carmody doubled, leaving runners on second and third. Right fielder Ben Ferns then laid down a beautiful squeeze bunt which scored both Looney and and Carmody In the bottom of the last inning, with the score 2-2. Carmody led off. gening to first base with the help of an error by Lcesville’s third baseman An then advanced to third base on Ferris sacrifice bunt. Ijcs Jones fouled off a bunt with two strikes, making two outs With the pressure on, Sibley stepped up to the plate and dramatically tagged the first pitch into left center field, scoring Carmody with the winning run. In the State semi-finals, Jesuit took on the Fonchatoula Grecnies at Centenary Park The Flyers won 5-3 in a game deciding on overall team effon. Sibley upped his record to 10-2. On May 10, Jesuit left for New Orleans where they were scheduled to play Rcdemptonst (NO) for the State I-AAA Baseball Championships. The Flyers only run came when Frank Cicero, Jr laid a perfect squeeze bunt to score Art Carmody from third base They held on for a 1-0 victory and the State Championship A big play occurred when a Ram player hit a single with a player on second to Chet Chandler Chandler scooped the ball and pegged it to Dav id Looney who made a great stab at home to retire the side. That night they returned to Shreveport a very tired, yet happy team Art Carmody, Webb Sentell, Chris Sibley, and Chet Chandler made the All-District team David Looney, Chns Sibley and Chet Chandler made the All-City team. Chet Chandler and Webb Sentell made the All-State team and Coach Cicero was chosen as the All-City Coach of the Year THIS PAGE UPPER LEFT Bud Jackson casually steps up to the batter’s box. UPPER RIGHT David Looney attempts another steal against the Leesville Wampus Cats. BOTTOM LEFT: Robert Pou unleashes the ball toward first base as Webb Scntell covers second base. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ellis Brown and Roger Bryant OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP Flyer catcher. David Looney, makes a close tag in the playoff game against Leesville. LOWER LEFT: Junior pitcher, Leslie Jones, fires one home to David Looney vt Jesuit FLYERS SEASON RECORD 12-5 3 Haughton 0 Jesuit 6 Parkway 3 Jesuit 4 Non h wood 1 Jesuit 12 Byrd 3 Jesuit 11 Springhill 1 Jesuit 5 Minden 7 Jesuit 7 North Caddo 6 Jesuit 4 Haughton 5 Jesuit 7 Webster 1 Jesuit 12 Northwood 3 Jesuit 22 Webster 5 Jesuit 2 Byrd 5 Jesuit 4 Northwood 1 Jesuit 1 Haughton 6 Jesuit 2 Springhill 1 Jesuit 2 Minden 3 Jesuit 2 North Caddo 1 Jesuit POST-SEASON RECORD 4-0 3 Caldwell 1 Jesuit 3 Lcesville 2 Jesuit 5 Ponchatouia 3 Jesuit 1 Redemptorist 0 TOP: Chris Sibley hurls the ball toward first baseman, Frank Gecro, in order that he may tag the runner out. LOWER LEFT Another perfectly placed bunt is executed by second baseman Robert Pou. LOWER RIGHT: Coach Champ” Cicero gets excited dunng an important playoff game Tennis ' 74 15 WINS 0 LOSSES TOP LEFT: Allen Franks is proud ro demonstrate his perfect forehand swing MIDDLE LEFT Sophomore netter James Filipowski casually strokes through the ball MIDDLE RIGHT Tandy Lewis shows great determination as he carefully places the ball across the net 1974 TENNIS TEAM (Back Row) A Franks, J Gresham,J. Filipowski, K Crane, B. Giddens, G. Fess, B Templeton, Coach Mom” Templeton. (Front Row) A Smith, J. Giddens, R Vague. S. Sebastian, M Frohman, T Lewis, D Richards Spring Sports Banquet UPPER RIGHT David Looney proudly accepts his baseball letter from Coach Cicero MIDDLE LEFT Mr Ron Rice served as the banquet’s guest speaker LOWER LEFT Coach Tony Rinaudo speaks on the great success of this year’s golf team. LOWER RIGHT: Mike Landley receives a letter for his service to the basketball team Student Government Week Macbeth UPPER LEFT The real Art Dunnam is revealed with the help of Mr George Wolcott and Byron Reeder UPPER RIGHT Adrienne Gautier as Lady Macbeth explains to the men why Macbeth has been acting insane LOWER RIGHT The make-up crew hurriedly works to get the actors and actresses ready for their performances. Macbeth CAST Angus . John Marshall Banquo Tim Murray Caithness Mike Fess Donalbain and Siward Larry Meier First and Second Murderers John Hamm, Martin Dykes Fleance, Mcduff’s son, and Young Siward Jack Scott Gentlewoman Julie Cowan King Duncan . Carl Calender Lady Macbeth Adrienne Gautier Lady Macduff . Ann Schmidt Lennox ..•.. Robert Fredieu Macduff . Tim Williams Macbeth .Scott Appleby Malcolm Mark Nowery Menteith Howard Sullivan Old Man and Doctor.Paul Stanfield Porter Randall Moore Ross David Hewitt Servant Mike Tanner Seyton .Mark Fernandez Three Witches John Minto, Tim Appleby, Art Dunnam Third Murderer .Tim Marshall PRODUCTION STAFF Director Mrs. Diana Ely Producer Mr. Fred Engelke Promotion John Manno, Keith Crane Stage Manager Rocky Guillot Costumes Mrs. Cathy Baker, Mrs. Jeannie Burgess Lights John Munger, Jimmy Randall Stage Crew Rob King, Ricky Harkrider, Mark Harris Bobby Brady, Gene Mack, Pat Brady Edward Peterson, Kim Taylor, Kerry Kirspel Kenneth Maniscalco, Eddie Gamer Make-Up Mrs. Connie Engelke, Mr. George Wolcott, Mrs. Cathy Baker, Mr Ken Lerchie, Byron Reeder Graduation ' 74 UPPER RIGHT I know wc look funny, but do you have to take our picture? MIDDLE RIGHT: Fr. Banmn sits and listens as Tim Murray recites one of the gospel readings. LOWER LEFT: This year the faculty was involved in the graduation ceremony LOWER RIGHT: Seniors and parents listen intently to the Errata MANDEL CHARLES SELBER III Liberal Arts Course; Key Club 2, 3,4, French and Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 3; President 4; Drama Club 2 , 5 , 4 , Honor Roll l, 3.4. Class Officer. Secretary 1. Basketball Statistician 2, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Flyer Staff 4, Student Government Day Chairman 2 , 3, Alternate Class Senator 3. Student Government Revision Committee 2, Society of Outstanding Students 4, President’s Cabinet 4, March of Dimes 2 , 4 , Heart Fund 4 Farewell For the past 25 years this incredible lady and friend to all. Miss Mary Loretta, has dedicated her services to Jesuit High School. As school registrar, she has kept all the records from the incoming freshmen to the outgoing seniors. An important part of her job is to make sure that every graduating senior’s records will arrive at the college of his choice. Every stude nt will remember her for her friendliness and willingness to help others. We would like to say THANK YOU to MISS CAPLIS and hope for her the best of luck in the future. p m , ; --- , r■ “ r Y - •■ r. -v_ w ■ ' •cr v ' T-jL • wr j - --jf . . -- N - ' ' . ' . . A,. -v. -t ■“ fj . ,ig£ ■. r v v , - - . , , - v % -“ —— t . Z l . - . - .C .v :. s-ir ' -if -_ - O ' ‘ ' _-%!■■ •■ Clljr - - . .. ■ c- jr- : jfs