Jesuit High School - Flight Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

The 1976 FLIGHT DEDICATION MR. GERALD JOHNSON Most often, recognition is not given to some-one until his life is ended. In this regard, it is not muc h recognition to the person at all. The FLIGHT this ye ar is dedicated to someone who is very much a part of our eve ryday lives he re at Jesuit, a man who kccpvus in line, gives us a helping hand, and always has an ope n e ar: MR. GERALD JOHNSON Dedication I INTRODUCTION PEOPLE Seniors Juniors. Sophomores Freshmen. Administration GROUPS Teams. Clubs Honors. EVENTS Sports. Happenings RECORDS Student Life Ads.,. Edward Wilson Edi tor-in-Chief Mrs. Catherine Baker Faculty Advisor Table of Contents 3 From each apprehensive Freshman to every confident Senior, each of us makes a new beginning here. Every second of relentless time brings us closer toward manhood. The years that have witnessed our growth here have w itnessed change in myriad forms. Much has been transformed — even little things From the style of our hair to the clothes we w’ear Our environment is sometimes less than constant. New features in our world replace the old. The old often cannot withstand the ravages of time. In each of us there is latent growth. The seed of our future being slowly matures, becoming present actuality. 10 Introduction 1 2 Introduction We arc the ones who nurture the seed, who bring ourselves to full, yet relentless, growth. This is our task. But no matter how much we learn to he, not even relentless time can c han e our memories of this place, our fertile ground. 14 Introduction Introduction 15 If any man seeks for greatness , let him forget greatness and ask for truth and he will find both, Thomas Mann PEOPLE DON W ADAMS Scientific Course; French and Spanish Club 1,2; Louisiana History Club 3; March of Dimes 1; Heart Fund 1. STEWART SHELDON BED1LLION Academic Course, F.C.A. 2. Bas¬ ketball 1. 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, Senator 1, Vice-President 2. k BRUCE MICHAEL BERNHOFT Scientific Course, Flyer 3,4, Gr¬ adation Manager 3,4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, 3; French and Spanish Club l, 2; Medical Explorers Club 3, F.C.A 3. Football 1, 2; Class Officer 1, 3, President l, Parliamentarian 3. National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, March of Dimes 2, 3; Muscu lar Dystrophy Camp 3. THOMAS BRYANT ALEXANDER Flyer 2, 3, 4, Junior Editor 2, Associate Editor 3, Editorial Assistant 4; Key Club 2, 3; Sodality 2, 3; Drama Gub 1; French and Spanish Club 1, 2; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, Heart Fund 2, 3; Class Officer 2, 4, Senator 2, Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Sodality Service Award 2, Spmt Award 2. STEVEN ALLEN ANDREWS JAMES SCOTT BICKNELL Liberal Am Course, French and Spanish Club 2, 3; Football 2; Golf 1. Scientific Course. Key Club 4, Drama Club 3, Medical Explor¬ ers Club 3; F.C.A. 2, Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, March of Dimes 3; Heart Fund 1, 2. 18 Seniors RICHARD ALVIN BURROUGHS Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 1, 2; Football 4; Basketball I; Golf l, 2, 3, 4; March of Dimes 1, 2, Heart Fund 1; Walk-for-Fund l, 2. THOMAS JOSEPH CECOLA Scientific Course; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2. Medical Explorers Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3.4- PAUL JOSEPH BORNE Scientific Course, Flyer 4. Typist 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4; Sodality 2, 3. Medical Explorers Club 3; Field Biology Club 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. President 4, Boys’ State Delegate 3, Who’s Who 3; National Merit Commended Student, Society of American High School Stu¬ dents; Outstanding American High School Students 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, March of Dimes 2, 3; Academic Rally 1, 2, 2nd Place Biology 2; Byrd Math Tournament 2, 3, 2nd 2, 1st 3. ROGER CARL BRYANT JR Academic Course; Sodality 3, 4; Louisiana History Club 3, Presi¬ dent 3; Field Biology Club 3, 4; FC.A. 3, 4; Football 1, Baseball 2 , 3, 4; Bowling 3; Class Officer 4, Representative 4, March of Dimes 2, 3; Heart Fund 1, 2, 3; Muscular Dystrophy Camp 3. ; i 3 RICHARD A COLON Liberal Arts Course FRANK JAMES CICERO ,JR Scientific Course; Flyer 1,2; Sodality 1; French and Spanish Club 1, 2; F.C.A. 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 4; Basket¬ ball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Seniors 19 DAVID WARREN DESPOT Academic Course. Flyer 4. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Sodality 2, 3. Latin Club 1. Foot¬ ball l; Class Officer 2, 3. 4, Sen¬ ator 2, 3, Class President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Honor Roll 1. 2. March of Dimes 2. 3 DAVID JOSEPH CORLEY Scientific Course. French and Spanish Club l. 3. Louisiana History Club 3. Field Biology Club v F.CA I; Football I. Bowling 2. 3. 4. March of l mes 3. Heart Fund 3. HENRY C.COUTRET, III Scientific Course; Flight 1. 2, 3. 4. Photo Kditor 3, Associate Edi tor 4. Key Club 2. 3. 4. President 4. French and Spanish Club 1,2, Soccer 1, 2; Class Officer 1, 2, 3. 4, Secretary I. President 2, Vice- President 3. Representative 4. Honor Roll 1, 2. March of Dimes 1, 2. Yearbook Clinic 2, 3. Muscular Dystrophy Camp 3, 4. Flyer of the Mi nth — Febru ary. BRADFORD STEPHEN CAMPBELL Academic Course. S G A 4, President 4. Flight 3, 4. Head Photographer 4; Flyer 2, 3, 4. Junior Editor 3. Associate Editor 4. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Parliamenta¬ rian 4. Sodality 2. 3. 4. President 3, Outstanding Sodaltsr 2. 3. Drama Club 4. F.CA 3; Foot ball 1. 2, 3, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, President 1, 2, 3. Boys’ State 3; March of Dimes 2, 3. Heart Fund 2, 3. Muscular Dystrophy Camp 3. 4. Youth Against Dys¬ trophy 4. NEDT Certificate of Merit 1; Flyer of the Month — September ROBERT MARK EARNEST ROBERT MAJOR FANT Scientific Course. Flight 3, 4. Business Manager 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4. Sodality 2, 3; Frenc h and Spanish Club 1. 2; Medical Explorers Club 3, Class Officer I, 2. Treasurer l, 2; Yearbook Clinic 3. Scientific Course. French and Spanish Club 1. Louisiana His tory Club 3. Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. 4. Baseball Manager 2; Bowling 2. 3. 20 Seniors JAMES BYRON FARR Academic Course, Drama Club 4; French and Spanish Club 1; Football 1. Bowlin 3, March of Dimes I Ij RRY STEVEN FFRTITTA Liberal Arts Course. Basketball 1, Manager 2, 3, 4, Bowlin 1 MARK RICHARD FKRNANDEZ JOSEPH ARTHUR DIJNNAM, III Liberal Arts Course. Flight 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3. Associate Editor 4. Key Club 4; Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4. President 4. Run¬ ner-Up Supporting Actor 2 . French and Spanish Club I; Class Officer I, Treasurer I; National Fionor Society 3. 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Bovs ' State 3. Society of Out¬ standing American High School Students 4, Honor Roll 3; March of Dimes 3. Heart Fund 2, 3; Yearbook Clinic 2, 3. 3rd Individual Introductory Layout 3. Walk for Fund 1; N.E.D.T Certificate of Merit 2; Flyer of the Month — April Scientific Course. Flyer 3, 4, Typst 3, 4; Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Louisiana History 3; Medical Explorers Club 3. Field Biology Club 3, Football 1. Class Officer 3, Vice President 3. National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Who ' s Who 3; National Merit 3. Society of Outstanding Amer ican High School Students 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4, March of Dimes 2; 1st Place Byrd Math Rally 3. WALTER DANIEL FEDUCIA Scientific Course. French and Spanish Club I. 2. F C A 2; Class Officer 2. Secretary 2. March of Dimes 2. 3. Heart Fund I JAMES JOSEPH FILIPOWSKI Academic Course. Flyer 3, 4. Typist 3. 4. Latin Club I, 2; Louisiana History Club 3; Foot- hall 1. Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4, State Alternate 3. Rcgionals 4 Seniors 21 WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER FONT Academic Course, Flyer 4, Key- Club 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3; French and Spanish Club 1, 2; Medical Explorers Club 3; F.C.A 3; Football 1, 3, March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, Heart Fund 1, 3. - U JOHN RANDAL FREDIEU Scientific Course; Flyer 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Medical Explorers Club 3; F.C.A 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4, Treasurer 4, National Merit Commended Student 3. March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, Heart Fund 1, 2; N E D T Certificate of Merit MICHAEL DAVID FESS Scientific Course, Drama Club 2, Latin Club 1, Medical Explor¬ ers Club 3; F.CA. 2. 3; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Honorable Mention 3, All District 4, Soccer 1; Tennis 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Vice- President l. President 2, 3; March of Dimes 1, 2, Heart Fund 1, 2; F.C.A. Superstar 3; N.E.D T Certificate of Merit 1, 2 . u A WALTER GILRFATH GOODRICH Scientific Course, Key Club 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Coordinator 4. Sodality 2; FC.A. 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Officer 2. Parlia¬ mentarian 2. March of Dimes 2, 3. Heart Fund l; Flyer of the Month — March r n CLEMENT WADE FOX Scientific Course. Key Club 4; Drama Club 3.4. F C.A. 4; Foot¬ ball 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, Class Officer 1. 2, President 1, Vice-President 2; AIl-Distnct Football 3.4. ADRIAN GERARD GALI ION Academic Course, French and Spanish Club 2; Louisiana His¬ tory Gub 3; F.C.A. 2, 3; Foot ball 1; March of Dimes 2. 3. 22 Seniors CLEMENT EDWARD GARNER Scientific Course. Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1,2, Louisi¬ ana History Club 3, Football 1; Soccer 4. Class Officer 4, Repre¬ sentative 4, March of Dimes 1 MARK AIAN HEBERT Scientific Course. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3; French and Spanish Club 2; FC.A 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. Honor Roll 1. Mareh of Dimes JAMES CURTIS HOWELL JR Scientific Course. S.G A 4, Sec¬ retary 4, Flyer 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Kditor 2, Associate Kditor 3, Edi¬ tor 4. Key Gub 2. 3.4, Secretary 4. Larin drib i. 2 . fc a F ootball 1. Class Officer 1, 2, 3. President 1, Secretary Treasurer 2. 3; National Honor Society 2, 3. 4. Society of Outstanding American High School Students 3. 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3. Heart Fund 1, 2, 1st Place Spelling at Tech Rall 2 GERALD HERRMANN HUDDLESTON Scientific Course. Key Club 3, 4. Sodality 1, 2, French and Spanish Club 1. Louisiana His¬ tory Club 3; F.C.A 2, 3� 4; Soc¬ cer I, 2, Golf 3, 4, Class Officer l. 2, 3, Treasurer l. Secretary Treasurer 2, 3. March of Dimes i. 5; Hem Fund i.Key Club Convention 3, 4. ROBERT STEVEN GRISHAM Scientific Course. French and Spanish Club 1. Football 1, 2. MARK GUASTELLA Academic Course. Louisiana History Club 3; Baseball 2; Bowling 2. 3. Class Officer 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3. March of Dimes 2. Seniors 23 KENNETH BLAISE MANISCALCO Scientific Course, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Debate I; Field Biol ogy Club 3; Who ' s Who 3; National Merit Semi Finalist 4 RICHARD W PACHANKIS Scientific Onirse. Flyer 4. Loui¬ siana History (Hub 3, Soccer 2. 3. 4. Captain 4, Chess Club 4, March of Dimes I. Heart Fund 1 . PAUL MI RAMON V H Si lent if u Course; Key Club 4, Sociality 1, 2, 3, Football 1; Class Officer 1, 2. 3, Vice President 1, 2. Parliamentarian 3; Marih of Ihmes 1. 2, 3; Muscular Dystro¬ phy ( ' amp 3,4 RANDALL JOSEPH MONDELLO Academic Course. Flyer 1; French and Spanish Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Class Officer 1. 2. Treasurer I, 2; March of Dimes 2, 3; Heart Fund 1, 2, 3; Walkfor-Fund 1.2,3. MARK EDMOND MITCHELL JOHN EDWARD PACHANKIS Scientific Course, Drama Club 3. 4. Field Biology Club 3 Academic Course. Louisiana History Club 3. Soccer 1.2. 3. 4 Seniors PATRICK O HARA Academic Course THOMAS POINDEXTER Scientific Course. Sodality 2, 3, 4. French and Spanish Club 1, 2, 4. Class Officer 2, Senator 2. SENIORS OF 9 76 TOM PICARD Liberal Arts Course; Drama Club 3, 4; French and Spanish Club 1. Medical Explorers Club 3; F.C.A. 2. Soccer 1,2; Tennis 3. National Honor Society 3, 4. Vice-President 4; National Merit Commended Student. Society of Outstanding Ameri¬ can High School Students 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. March of Dimes 3. Heart Fund l; Aca¬ demic Rally 1, 2. DAVID PRINCE, III Scientific Course. Key Club 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3. 4. French and Spanish Club l, 2, Medical Explorers Club 3. F.C.A. 2. Class Officer 3, 4. Senator 3, Vice-President 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. March of Dimes 1, 2. 3; Heart Fund 1; Outstanding Sodality Service Award 2. RONALD ALAN PLOESCH Sc icntific Course; Key Club 4 THOMAS JAMES POWERS Transfer Student. Liberal Arts Course; S G A Representative 3; Spanish Club 2, 3. Corre¬ sponding Secretary 3, Class Officer 3, Representative 3; Presidential Classroom 3. 26 Seniors JOHN JOSEPH SCHWARZ DONALD ROBERT ROOSEJR. Scientific Course, Drama Club l; French and Spanish Club 1, 2; Field Biology Club 4, March of Dmys 2. 3; Hcan Fund 1. 2 Scientific Course; Drama Club 3, 4, Field Biology Club 3; Foot ball 1, 2; National Honor Soci¬ ety 2, 3, 4, National Merit Semi Finalist, Society of Outstanding American High School Stu dents. Honor Roll l, 2, 3. 4. BRIAN MICHAEL ROETEN Scientific Course, Key Club 4; Sodality 4, French and Spanish Club 2, F.C.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4. Baseball 3, 4, Class Officer l. Treasurer 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; March of Dimes 2, 3. GEORGE LUIS SIRVEN Liberal Arts Course; Flight 1. 2; Flyer 1, Sodality 4; Drama Club 1. Debate 1,2, French and Span¬ ish Club 2, 3, Louisiana History Club 3; Class Officer 1, Trea¬ surer 1. March of Dimes 3; 1st Place Spanish Louisiana Tech Rally 2, 3; 1st Place Spanish LS.U. Baton Rouge Rally 2, 3 RICHARD MARK SANGtD Academic Course. French and Spanish Gub 1,2. 3. Sergcant-at- Arms 2, President 3; FC.A. 3; Basketball 1. Bowling 1. 2. Class Officer 3, Vice President 3 GREGORY SCOTT SLAGLE Academic Course, FC.A 2, 3. 4. Football Trainer 2. 3, 4, March of Dimes 2, 3; Photography Club 2. RICHARD VALENTINE SMITH Academic Course, Sodality 4; Drama Club 1,4; Debate 1; French and Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Medical Explorers Club 3; Field Biology Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3; March of Dimes 3 SAMUEL JOSEPH TERR ACIN A Scientific Course; Sodality 4; French and Spanish Club l, 2; Louisiana History Club 3; FC.A 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, March of Dimes 1, 2; Heart Fund 1, 2; Los Amigos 4. JOSEPH T. SMITH Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 1, 2; Louisiana History Club 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Regional Medalist 3; March of Dimes 1, 2; Heart Fund 3. KELLY W. STRICKLAND Academic Course, Key Club 2, 3, 4; Sodality 2. Debate I; French and Spanish Club 1, 2; Class Officer 2 . 3, Senator 2. 3; Muscular Dystrophy Camp 3; Northwest Louisiana Represent¬ ative for Muscular Dystrophy National Youth Leadership Conference TIMOTHY VINCENT STEPHENS Si icntific Course, Sodality 4; French and Spanish Club 1; Football 1. DAVID W TAYLOR Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, F.C.A. 3. 4. Football 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3. President 1, 2, 3; March of Dimes 1,2, 3; Heart Fund 2. Seniors 29 CHARLES JOSEPH TUMINELLO Academic Course; French and Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Class Officer 2, 3, Parliamenta¬ rian 2, 3 DWAYNE MARTIN WILLIAMS Scientific Course. Debate 1, French and Spanish Club 1, 2; Louisiana History Club 3; Mail cal Explorers Chib 3; F.C.A. 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball l, 2, 3. 4; March of Dimes 3; Heart Fund l, 2; Flyer of the Month —January - ERIC THIBODEAUX Academic Course; Flyer 2; Sodality 3, 4; Louisiana History Club 3. F.C.A. 3, 4, Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Let ter man 3; Class Officer 4, Parliamentarian 4. March of Dimes 2; Heart Fund l, 2. EDMONDJOSEPH TWOHIG Scientific Course. Louisiana His¬ tory Club 3, March of Dimes 2, 3; Heart Fund 1,2. 30 Seniors PAUL STUART WILSON Scientific Course. Flyer 4. Medi cal Explorers Club 3. Football 1; Basketball 1, March of Dimes 3; Heart Fund 2 CHRIS ALAN WARD Scientific Course, Flyer 4, Sodal¬ ity 1. 2, 3, 4. Drama Club 1. 2. French and Spanish Club 1. 2; Medical Explorers Club 3; Field Biology Club 3; F.C.A. 2; Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. All-Touma ment — Spnnghill. Honor Roll 3. March of Dimes l. 2, 3. Heart Fund 1,2, 3. THOMAS AXTELL WOMELDURF Academic Course; Medical Explorers Club 3; F.C A 2; Football 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4. Bowl¬ ing 3; March of I imes 1, 2; Heart Fund 1, 2. MARK EDWARD WAYNE Academic Course, Flight 3, 4, Copy Editor 4. Sodality 2, 3, 4; Sexiety of Outstanding Ameri¬ can High School Students 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4, March of Dimes 2, Yearbook Clinic 3; Outstanding Sodality Service Award 3. Northwestern Aca¬ demic Rally 1; Louisiana Tech Rally 2, 3. 4, 2nd Place English 3; N E D T. Certificate of Merit SENIORS OF ’76 WILLIAM EDWARD WILSON, III Academic Course, Flight 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Editor 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French and Spanish Club 1. Medical Explorers Club 3. Tennis l; Class Officer 1, Treasurer 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys’ State Alternate 3, March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, Heart Fund 1, 2; Yearbook Clinic 2, 3; Muscu lar Dystrophy Camp 3; Most Spirited Senior Award, Out¬ standing Sodaltst 3, Northwest¬ ern Educational Rally 1; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4; Flyer of the Month — December WILLIAM ROBINSON ZIMMERMAN Scientific Course. French and Spanish Club 1, Field Biology Club 3; Class Officer 3. Prcsi dent 3. MIKE YOUNG Academic Course; French and Spanish Club l; Field Biologs Club 2. GEORGE WASHINGTON Father of our country Seniors ' 31 32 Seniors Andy Anderson Ray Alley Chuey Alvarez Tim Appleby Jim Beadles Doug Bccken Alan Bemhoft Todd Bu knell Tom Bordelon Tom Bullock Mike Burda Barry Butler John Caskey Ed Cassiere Charles Churchhill Larry Cordaro Paul Cordaro Les Co we I Brian Doran Galen Eads Mike Escude Kyle Farris Steve Farris Chauiwy Fitch Left: Welcome to my nightmare Right. I hope this can be corrected with hormones OPPOSITE PAGE: Everybody needs milk 34 Juniors Jesuit’s Juniors Are Unique Rjcky Fleming Jim Frantz Mark Frob man Fete Gautier John Gayer John Giddens Mark Glorioso Vince Glorioso Mark Griffin Sam Guarisco Barry Hammond Richard Haynie Greg Herschbcrger Randy Hill Jody Howard Gene Huggs Kelvin Jenkins Fred Johnson Jerry Jones John Jones David King Charles Kirkland Walter Lamb Dan Langley Juniors ( 35 Juniors Go For The Gusto Mike Lashley Brian Lex Mark Lindenmayer Ernie Lock Doug Lunn Gene Mack Paul Mackin John Marshall Mike McCarthy Chuck Me Knight Craig McMullen David Meadows Rick Merrill Chris Miciocto John Miciocto Grey Miller John Mire Chris Moore Randy Moore Bill Moran Eddie Morgan Mike Morrison Chip Naus Darrel Nejame Bobby Nichols Ernest Oliver 36 Juniors Greg Page Ronald Pena John Paul Pham George Pineda Robert Poindexter Stephen Foss BtllPbu Ted Povtnelli David Pullman Steve Pumilio Mark Putman Ken Ragan Mark Ratley Michael Rech Lamar Romero Bob Scott Jack Scott Steve Scon Steve Sebastian Barry Simmons Alan Smith Mark Sompayrac LEFT Take AIM against cavities RIGHT I tell you 1 did it!” OPPOSITE PAGE The Untouchables Juniors 37 Juniors — 3 Down, 1 To Go Jeff Sprmgmcyer Rick Spurlin Bruce Stent Mike Tanner Martin Thibodeaux Steve Thornton Robert Truitt Robin Vague Hines Vaughn Michael Watts Holton Wolcott John Wolcott Charles Wood Michael Woolbert Bill Wright 38 Juniors Top Doug Lunn Oacks a smile Bottom Galen Eads enjoys another bite of mystery meat Sophomores 39 Roger Abel Donnie Alexander Richard Austin Cieorge Bacilla Jim Pat Beaird Johnny Biliberty David Borne Kevin Bowles Zack Bronson Cierry Brown Philip Cancillen Carey Camp David Carder Patrick Carmody John Carpenter Walter Chandler Richard Cook Dw ight Corley John Coutret Steve Code David Cush Mike Daron Paul Davis Mark DeVilbiss Scott Dickson Andy Doll 40 Sophomores Mike Douglas John Dowdall Jack Edwards Paul Escude David Farrar Jay Fernandez Bill Fouchc Bradley Frohman Ed Galloway Dan Gates George Haddad Ken Hart Terry Hendricks Tom Hickey- Doug Hill Bill Hundley Steven Joe Ken Kelley Ken Kirkland Keith Kramer Mike Lattier Sophomores 41 Jim Love Kevin Mahoney Keith Marcotte Marr McCoy C J McCray Mark McCulloch James Meleton Stanley Micmski Jimmy Mijalis Joe Milazzo Clay Mttchell Pat Mitchell Top Left The quality of playground equipment is really going down Top Right Bet you think he’s kidding, don ' t you. ' Ha Ha OPPOSITE PAGE: Top Who turned out the lights ' Bottom Phillip Cancilleri and I)onny Mighty Midget Alexander make fools of themselves in front of the camera 42 Sophomores Clif Moore John Murray Mark Murray Roger Murray David NaJley ()bic O’Brien Roland O’Leary Joe Papa John Parsons Gerald Pinckard Craig Premo Mark Povinclli Frank Prcst Gordon Raines Jimmy Reynolds Darrel Rebooche Scary Richie Richard Roach Keith Roetcn Clif Rutledge Sophomores 43 Seniors Of ’78 Jim Schmal Chris Schwarz Maston Soon Craig Seal Curtis Shelton Ek)bby Sheridan Jimmy Slack Steve Stanfield Vince Slusher John Soderman Pete Solomon Fred Sutherland Anthony Thco Cass Thomas Bobby Trass Joe Tumincllo Jimmy Wilmore Steve White Hayes Worley Bruce Young Scott Young Cl if Zwahlcn 44 Sophomores The Young And The Restless Dekon Abrams Charles Adams Joe Aillct Charles Atkins Kevin Barnett Fxl Baldwin Craig Bernhoft David Boughton Robert Braswell Steve Bruner Nghia Bui David Burk Robert Camden Tom Carmody Michael Carpenter Nick Cecola Ronald Gousing Doug Cloutier Administration 51 Principal ' s Message Change is an accepted fact of history — the theme of history. In the last twenty-five years it has become obvious that change is progressing at a geometric rate — 2,4, 8, 16, 32, etc. — instead of at the arithmetic rate as in the past — 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6. This geometric rate advancement of change has caused the advent of such books as Toffler s FUTURE SHOCK. Change is also what Jesuit High School is all about. Jesuit’s goals of developing leaders of future generations imbued with Christian ideals does not change. Jesuit’s methods do change in its efforts to motivate you young men under its influence so that you change yourselves to become more mature in your attitudes, wiser in your judgements and more Christian in your actions. _ 52 Administration Thoughts From The President Men adaptable to the changes of the future: such is the ideal Jesuit sets for its graduates. The rapid changes of the immediate past forecast even more profound, more rapid change in the future, and no preparation geared to static positions can possibly meet the challenge. Adaptability alone is the answer; it means being constant in ideals, but flexible in realizing and embodying the ideals in concrete circumstances. More than anything else it means being clear about one’s aims coupled with the ability to discern means” from ends.” The adaptable graduate of Jesuit will not merely survive the future; he will alter its course. Top Rev John R Welsh, S.J., Jesuit Rector and Mr J. Robert Welsh, President, Board of Trustees Bottom: Member, of the Board of Trustee : Front Row. Mr Jules M Sompaync. Mr B M MarshaMJhrv John R S R J ’ Mr Guy S Moore. Mr Walter F. Watts, Jr. Mt Henry C. Coutret. jr.. Mr John j. Scon. Mr J Robert WelshJJo. ptetured Mr Henry Bmnn Rev J ephE Browning. S.J . Mr Thomas Bollock. Mr Arthur R Carmody. Jr.. Dr James W Cotter. Mr Robert H. Ernst. Mr ' m raa ' W R Mr . M h nOSO - Mr Denman M lam . Mr Frank Lex. Mr Norm C McGowen. Jr. Mrs John Manno. Dr Harold Qutnn. Jr.. Mr Rohen E. Sul!,van. Rev John Wakeman Administration 53 54 Administration Administration: Our Life-Line s. Martha Calantone Faculty Is Truly Concerned 56 Administration Teachers Show Wit And Wisdom 60 Administration Every Course Designed With Us In Mind ) Individuals Work For Our Growth Today, teaching is becoming an increasingly impersonal and demanding profession. Teachers are acting more like guards and police officers than the educators they should be The rappert between student and teacher that is imperative for a real learning experience is sadly lacking. Fortunately for us, things are not like this at Jesuit High School. Our faculty and administration is a group of highly motivated individuals who give themselves to us in every respect. Each of us here at Jesuit is special because lie is a person. Our administration knows this and works w ith each student, always respecting his individuality, to make him a more- complete person. Our teachers do just what the name implies, they teach. But they do more than that. Our teachers care enough to listen to us, to guide us, and even to learn a little from us in the process. Most importantly, they care enough to be our friends. We can ' t ask for more than that. 62 Administration 64 Groups Let there he spaces in your togetherness. Kahlil Gibran GROUPS Top Front Row, Coach Rinaudo, B Raines 76, R Burroughs 84, D Taylor 45, B Roctcn 29, F Cicero 16, M Hebert 23, D Williams 17, M Fess 22,S. Terracina 72, R Fredieu 67. R Mendello 24, M IxBlam 34, C Fox 40, Manager S Slagle Second Row, Coach Thompson, G Page 42, D Haynie 25, F Johnson 20, V Glorioso 53, B Doran 77, M Watts 54, T Bullock 8. S. Scott 14. W Lamb 68, G. Mack 78,J. Griffin 63, Coach Engelke Third Row, Coach Sardiso, G. Miller 65, S. Thornton 35, P Cordaro 33, J Pineda 1, S Pumilio 30. C Moore 18, G Raines 73,J Murray 81, C. Thomas 82, K Kelly 21, P Davis 3,J Papa 12,K Roeten 26, Team Chaplain Father Johnson, Coach Mondello. Fourth Row: Coach Gatanese, F Prcst 52, R Murray 5, C. Camp 46, P Cancilleri 27, W Chandler 62, P. Mitchell 75, K Bowles 2,J. Tuminello 64. P Solomon 60,J. Bilberry 44,J Milazzo 6, D Alexander 36, Manager M Tanner. Manager K. Thco, Coach Carlisle Middle Left. Kneeling, Coach Mondello, Coach Rinaudo, Coach Thompson. Standing, Coach Carlisle, Head Coach Catanese, Coach Engel ko Middle Right Kneeling, S. Bruner, B Walker, M Terracina, R McKinney, K Rodgers, T Palmer. R Wilmore, M Renfro, M Millen, J Sardisco, K. Doss Standing. A D’Ercole, D Remedies, J. Aillet, M Wilson, T Carmody, T Teros, J Garland, R Wallace, J Ruben. C. Pemici, R Camden, D Dossert, R LaBordc. S Pendleton, R Elina, C Bemhoft, T Schimshock, J. Schwartzbach, T Richie, P Harrington, Freshman Football Coach Mondello Not Pictured, Coach Carlisle and Team Chaplain Fr Kidwell Bottom Athletic Director Mr Tony Sardisco. Teams 67 68 Teams Top JR VARSITY TEAM - Bottom Raw. C Seal.J WilriK c.J Fernandez, K Rocten.C. Mi Mullen Back Row.J Bilberry, J Slack, C Fitch, M Morrison. D. Pullman. M McCarthy Middle Left FRESHMAN TEAM — Bottom Row. J Ruben. K Johnson, R Wilmore, B Malowav, S. Scott, J Kirkpatrick. S Robicheaux, L. Davis. Back Row, Coach Rinaudo, S. Schwartzback, M. Camden, D Dossett. M Tooley.C Ehmke, M Roetcn Middle Right MANAGERS FOR 7V 76 — S Stanfield. L Femtta. D Nallcy Bottom Ijeft: THE 7V 76 VARSITY TEAM — Bottom Row, M Morrison, M McCarthy, M bndley.G Goodrich. J Spnngmeyer. C. Mi Mullen Back Row. D Williams. C. Ward,C. Fox,S. Bicknell. L Gowcl. D Pullman. Bottom Right Fiver Basketball Coach, Mr Jerry Carlisle Teams 69 Basketball Soccer Top Left Pete Gautier controls the ball against First Baptist. Top Right Tom Womeldurf tries to steal the ball from the opposition. Bottom Kneeling, J. P Pham, D King, P. Gautier, L. Cordaro, E. Morgan, S. Poss, M Finch, M Murray, J. Parsons, H. Worley, J. Mire Standing, R Pachankis, P Mac kin, B Scott, J. Scott, J. Pachankis, M Burda, M Lashley, T Womeldurf, C. Wood, M. Spurlin, G Alvarez, Coach Paul Bell 70 Teams Clubs Top Right Standing, K Cordaro, S Cosse.J Ballard, J Wright, Z. Friday, M Howard, D Hamm, A Jones. C. Cook Kneeling, M. Brierre. C Broca to. L Caplis, T. Warren. M Brocato, K Cotter, M Meyer, A. Gautier, E. Jung. Sitting. S. Welter, M. Acosta, P Cascio, B Mcjunkins, T Ellers, C. Pitts, P Cooper, G. Tilbury , T Cush Below: Standing, D Walton, K Kerim, P Phillips. M Gallion. M Sardisco, M K Slusher, A Rozenweig, D Hemngton. Kneeling, S Faour, B Cordaro, C Rushing, G. Maranto, L Seal, V Carney, J. Robicheaux. J. Cowden. C. Smith Sitting, K. Kahlden. T Talley , S. Phillips, D Ferlito. J. Pistonus, T Spataro, L Munger. S. Hayden,J Cowen Middle: Standing, S. Cathy, M Friday, C. Apple. M Salvail. J. Sippel, P Alberts, T Turner, S. Apple, P Cook. Sitting, A Jones, B Mullen. K Erwin, C Murray, E. Guth, K D’Anna, D Dethloff, S. Love Right Concentration shows on the faces of St. Vincent’s Marchers as they perform during half time Marchers Holster Spirit The St. Vincent’s Marching Squad is an invaluable support to the football team and students of Jesuit High School. Every girl makes an important contribution in time and talent to heighten the spirit of both schools. All the girls take this service to Jesuit seriously. They attend workshops and practice sessions over the summer to review, revise, and update their routines. To this end, they’ spend several hours a week in practice. Sincere thanks are always in order for this great group of talented people, the St. Vincent’s Marching Squad. Above The Marching Squad Officers: Standing, Mrs Sue Gill, E Pavlor. R Davis, C Cowan, P Cook, S Cathey, Mrs Carol Arabic Sitting, P Weiner, C Sutherland, M Aillet, L Robinson Left The team forms a Flyer J. Clubs 73 FLIGHT Staff Works For You A yearbook staff is very much like being on an athletic team: both groups do a lot of hard work. Busy afternoons, long nights, hectic holidays — these are only a few of the sufferings staff members went through to get the FLIGHT out. The individuals on this year’s very small working staff had a heavier work load then ever before. Ultimately, this required a lot of dedication. The staff would like to thank Paul Miramon, Keith Crane, Mrs. Catherine Baker, Mr. Hrnst, and especially our advertisers. The support they gave this year is greatly appreciated. Finally, I ask you to do us one favor Read the book! There’s a lot more in it than a bunch of good pictures. Fxii tor-in-chief Top STAFF MEMBERS — C. Fitch, J. Jones, K. Jenkins, D Bccken (Not plowed, Raymond Long.) Bottom Left Bob Earnest, Business Manager, and Mark Wayne, Copy Editor. Bottom Right; Charles Coutret and An Dunnam, Associate Editors 74 Clubs Top Left Brad Campbell, Photography Editor Top Middle Trophies merited at Taylor Publishing Company’s Summer Yearbook Workshop in Lafayette Right Edward Wilson, Editor-in-chief Bottom THE 1975-76 FLIGHT STAFF — Standing, K Jenkins,J Jones. E Wilson. C Coutret, M Wayne. D Becken Sitting, B Earnest, A Dunnam, B. Campbell (Not pictured Raymond Long ) Clubs 75 Drama Club Active The Drama Club began this year with an acting workshop for newcomers to the club. Soon after the workshop got underway we began preparing for our first production, A Night of One Acts, with St. Vincent’s Drama Club. Between our first production and ROMEO AND JULIET, the club found time to put on an Oldies but Goodies film festival which was a great success. This year as in the past the Drama Club could not survive w ithout the dedicated work of Mrs. Ely and Mr. Engelke. Our thanks to them as well as to the students and part nts that have supported us. President { K Y JY (Xsyr Top Bobby Traas. Treasurer; Bryan Reeder. Vice-President-Secretary. An Dunnam. President Left Randall Moore displays a typical Adam Spelvin expression Righr Qub Members Lying.J larshall Sitting, K Jenkins. B Pou.J Schmal, (i Merriman. C. Dykes Kneeling. E. Cassicre, J Gayer, J CxKitrct, T Cccola. D Beckcn. T Appleby. T Bordelon, R Pena. Standing, B Campbell. R Alley. G Mack, C Fox. M Dcvilbiss. B Moran, J Edwards. C. Thomas. C. J McCray. B Farr On Shoulders. M Tanner. C. Seal, G Miller. R Moore. A Bcmhoft, E. Galloway On Bars. F. Wilson. 76 Clubs Fiver: Your Voice When I took on the job as editor-in-chief of THE FLYER, I had two definite things I wanted to do. First, I wanted to put out six newspapers during the school year. Second, I wanted to get more people working with the newspaper. Both of these goals were accomplished. 1 was really surprised at the number and quality of writers that had never shown any previous interest in the newspaper but helped this year. I know that there is still room for improvement in THE FLYER, but this year’s newspaper was a definite improvement over past issues and I hope that next year ' s editors are successful in their jobs. Editor-in-chief Top Left. Jim Howell, Editor-in-Chief Middle Left: Members of the Flyer Staff Front Row, M Tanner. T Alexander, P Wilson, B Bemhoft Back Row, J Ftlipowski, K Kramer, J. Schmal. D Despot. E Cassiere, P Borne Middle Right Associate Editors Brad Campbell and Tandy Lewis. Bottom Left One of the outstanding editions of the FLYER Clubs 77 Key Club: A New Slant In past years, the goal of the Key Club has been Service to the School. This year, certain members and officers have expressed the thought that Key Club service should expand from purely school service to community service, fulfilling our charter with Key Club International. This has been a very rewarding decision to those who have taken pan in these outside activities. I feel, however, that more could have been done than was done and that more of our members could have taken pan. But revolutions don’t occur overnight and I hope that we have set a foundation for future clubs to grow on. President Top Right The Officers of the Key Club: Charles Coutroc, President; Brad Campbell, Parliamentarian, Mr Ken Lerchie, Sponsor; Edward Wilson, Treasurer, David Despet, Vice President; Jim Howell, Secretary Middle Left Paul Borne and Chris Font wait patiently for the phones to ring at the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon Bottom Right Key Club Members Front Row, T. Lewis, J. Miller, V. Glorioso, J Pineda Second Row, R Ploesch, G. Mack, C. Fox, P Miramon Third Row, G Gocdrich, M Hebert, T Alexander. B Bern heft, K Strickland Fourth Row, M Watts, T Bullock, M Tanner. J Sprmgmeyer.J Giddens Fifth Row, R Fredieu, P Berne, B Earnest, B Jackson, D Berne Sixth Row.J Huddleston. T Fovinelli. 78 Clubs CLC: Pray And W ork This year’s Sodality has been somewhat different from those of the past. The revolution came about after seven area students attended the Christian Life Community Convention in Amherst, Massachusetts. Sparked by the convention, Jesuit and St. Vincent’s has been joined with Notre Dame to form an active community. By creating such a community, members have learned to recognize the needs of others and themselves. Also, Ckxi’s revelation of Himself in events of daily living has become definite. Sodality has become a challenge. It is now a spiritual commitment intended to ignite initiative, creativity, and leadership in its members. Most importantly, however. Sodality has become a definite way of life. President Middle Left SODALITY OFFICERS — L Edmiston, President. R. Alford, Vice-President. V Proven a, Secret ary. J. Schmal, Treasurer. Middle Right The Sodality of 197V 76. Bottom Left: Frs. Folzenlogen and Kjdwell, Sodality moderators Debate Now N.F.L, Quality rather than quantity best sums up the year’s efforts of the Flyer Forensic Squad. Although our ranks have been reduced to a little more than half of last year’s number, we were at last holding our own against powerful local schools. Mostly responsible for this was dedication to the excellence everyone expects of Jesuit. This dedication expressed itself through long hours of summer research into the scarce world resources questions for the debaters, and numerous coaching sessions for those in individual events — all under the watchful eyes of our ' moderators: Mrs. Briggs, Mr. Wolcott, and Fr. Welsh. As a result, our Debate Club, as an affilliate of the National Forensic League, has had a successful year that the school can be proud of. President 80 Clubs Top Right: Officers and Sponsors: Front Row, Mrs Pilar Briggs. Sponsor. Mike Burda, President. Back Row, David Borne, Vice-President and Treasurer; Mr. George Wolcott, Sponsor Middle Individual Members in Individual Events: Front Row, D Borne, R. Moore, M Burda, E. Cassiere Second Row, Mrs. Briggs, M Tanner, J. Merriman, T Appleby-, Mr Wolcott Back Row. R LaBorde. T. Povinelli, P Mackin Lower Right Debaters: Front, M. McCoy, T. Povinelli, M Burda, B. Fouche Back. D. Borne, Mrs Briggs. J Martina, G Merriman. R LaBorde, R Elina, Mr Wolcott Science Clubs Explore Nature The Nimitawi Stxicry (useful brother) and the Jesuit Engineering and Technical Society — J E T S. — had an excellent year The only event that caused some problem for us was when our moderator, James Barr, moved to Baton Rouge. His absence caused a temporary slump in activities, but w hen he left he left both societies well organized so that we quickly got back on our feet and finished with a successful year. The Nimitawi Society is a backpacking and field biology-oriented club. The major activities of the club included several trips to the Ouachita Mountains in southern Arkansas. All the trips were very eventful and all the members had a great rime. The J.E.T.S. also had a very good year with trips to Western Electric, the Civil Defense building. La. Tech, and Arsenal Hill. Both societies had a great year and we are deeply in debt to our moderator, for without him. many individuals would have not experienced things that are important to making us wholesome President ss Ut Top Left: Mr Barr, the Science Clubs’ moderator, brings about a chemical reaction Top Middle The Jesuit Engineering and Technical Society kneeling. J Mire, R Poindexter Standing. M. Lindenmeyer, E. Lock. M Frohman, M Wolbert. R Pena. M Rech.J. Jones. Top Right Science Clubs Officers Top Rem, John Jones, Vice-President, Ernie Lock, President. Bottom Row, Craig Premo. Secretary. Roger Bryant, Student Advisor; Pete Gautier, Treasurer. Bottom Sitting. R. Pena. A Bemhort, J Mire, P Gautier, B Moran. R Bryant, C. Alvarez, D Langley, L Cordaro. M. McCoy. M Lindenmeyer, M. Rech Standing, S. Poss, A. Smith, B Roose, E. Oliver, M Ratley.J Jones. T Buknell. E. Lock, C. Premo, B Hammond Clubs 81 F.C.A.: Brotherhood The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a program to confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of the nation, with the challenge and adventure of following Christ in the fellowship of the Churc h. This year’s huddle at Jesuit consisted of forty-seven members. My fellow officers this year were Mike Watts, Brian Doran, and Jeff Springmcyer. Coach Carlisle served as moderator for the second year in a row. This spring we participated in F.C.A.’s annual Weekend of Champions with all the other high schools in the Shreveport chapter. Local athletes attended one of the Fellowship’s summer conferences, rounding out the year’s activities. 3 President J h-osr Top: Sion Slagle proudly displays his newly acquired F.CA patch Middle FC.A. Members Sitting. P Cordaro. V. Glorioso, S. Pumilio, M Frohman. J Alexander Middle Row, G. Page. D Haynie. B Scott. R Pena, M Hebert. G. Mack.J. Tummello, G. Miller. T Bullock, M McCarthy, D. Meadows, S. Scott Top Row. K. Roeten, S Tcrracina, M. Griffin, R Bryant. J Murray. M Tanner, C. Me Knight, M Morrison. J Papa. C. Thomas. Bottom F.C A. Officers: Jeff Spnngmeyer, Program Chairman, Mike Watts, Vice-President. Brian Roeten. President; Brian Doran. Secretary-Treasurer 82 Clubs Honors 83 Top Football Players Honored Several members of this year’s Flyer football team were recognized for their outstanding ability and dedication. The players who made All-City were Walter Lamb and Clement Fox (offensive), and Mike Fess (defensive). Linder the direction of Coach Catanese, many fine players made All-District. Defensive players included Mike Fess, Mike LeBlanc, and Gene Mack. Offensive players were Clement Fox and Gene Mack. Frank Cicero made the team as kicking specialist; Dick Haynie made the All-District defensive second team. Congratulations to this year’s honored football players. Above This year’s group of honored football players are pictured with Head Coach Catanese. (Not pictured Walter Lamb.) 84 Honors Honors 85 Top Right 1975-76 Cheerleaders with Snoopy Top Left: Shen Lex — this year’s Snoopy Bottom Right Cheerleaders Felicia Spataro, Tern Mitchell, and Theresa Gulio. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP Cheerleaders Clare Morgan and Karen Pendleton Bottom Head Cheerleader Julie Johnson. Bottom Right The 1975-76 Cheerleaders. 86 Honors Cheerleaders Energetic At every Jesuit game, there is a group of vivacious and energetic people who work almost as hard as the players themselves. They are an indispensable asset to both the basketball and football teams. This group is, of course, the St. Vincent’s Cheerleaders. These young ladies, elected by the student bodies of Jesuit and St. Vincent’s, are the personification of spirit and student involvement. At every game they lead the cheers and direct the students’ enthusiasm. Each athlete of Jesuit High School, indeed every student, owes the cheerleaders an enormous debt of gratitude. The spirit and wholehearted dedication they ' exhibit is greatly needed. Court Highlights Homecoming Events An integral pan of every Homecoming celebration is its Court, which represents the spirit of all of us. This year ' s Homecoming Queen was Eloise Jacobs. Clare Morgan w as chosen Football Sweetheart Suzette Scott was elected Pep Squad Favorite. Marching Squad Favorite for this year was Clara Cowen. Senior Maids were Julie Johnson and Pat Weiner. Chosen as Junior Maids were Jill Ballard and Ami Jones. Diane Cox and Lauren Florshcim acted as this year ' s Maids from the sophomore class. Representing the freshmen were, Lynn Baker and Julie Cordaro. A Homecoming without its beauties is unthinkable. Congratulations to all the spirited young ladies chosen this jear. Top Right Junior Maids. JILL BALLARD and AMI JONES Middle Left. Freshman Maids. LYNN BAKER and JULIE CORDARO Middle Right Senior Maids, PAT WEINER and JULIE JOHNSON Lower Right SUZETTE SCOTT, Pep Squad Favorite; Marching Squad Favorite, CLARA COWAN N.H.S. Makes Impact The National Honor Society of Jesuit High School is an honorary organization that recognizes those students who excel in academics and extracurricular activities. The N.H.S. consists of qualified seniors and juniors approved by the faculty Last year a Junior National Honor Society, consisting of sophomores, was formed. During the first part of the school year, N.H.S. members raised money through the very popular football pool. This money was used to pay for an ad in the school yearbook and to buy gold pins for the senior member s of the N.H.S. In the spring the N.H.S. sponsored a banquet for the extracurricular clubs of the school. All in all, this year was a very active and satisfying one for the members of the National Honor Society. PcuiU President Top: N H S OFFICERS — B Bemhoft, Recording Secretary, T Picard, Vice-President. P Borne. President, M Fernandez, Treasurer. A Dunnam, Corresponding Secretary Middle Left JUNIOR NHS Ml MM K s fitting, RnI Row, P Carmody, J Coutret Sitting, Second Row, B Frohman, R O’Leary Standing. First Row. A Doll, J. Schmall, J Miialis, C. Seal, E Galloway Second Row, G Zwahlen, M Sco«, S. Micinski, D Rebouche. P Cancillen.J Edwards, J Dowdall Back Row, B Traas, M Murray. K Kramer. R Long. C. Premo Middle Right ' Want to buy a football pool sheet ' ” 90 Honors Jesuit Students Make Their Mark The National Merit Semi finalists arc members of a select group chosen from the top scorers on the PSAT, a scholastic aptitude test given nationwide Jesuit boasted two semi-finalists John Schwarz and Kenneth Maniscalco Shortly before school began, seniors Brad Campbell, An Dunnam, and Paul Borne attended laiuisiana Boys’ State on the Baton Rouge campus Brad was elected President of the School Board and Parish Party c hairman Art was elected to the office of State Representative, Paul was elected to the City Council. The Society of Distinguished American High Schcxd Students is a national honorary society which is composed of the top students in America Unlike many other orgamzatuxis of its kind, it is backed by many accredited colleges throughout the United States which offer scholarships to many of the members of this organization Jesuit members were chosen for their hard work and leadership in various areas of Jesuit life Top Left DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCH(X)L STUDENTS-Sitting, K Jenkins, B Traas, D Borne Kneeling, P Borne, B Rocten, M Burda.J Howell Standing, G Mack, A Dunnam, T Picard Back Row, M Fernandez, M Tanner. E. Wilson Top Right NATL MERIT SEMI FINALIST—John Schwarz, Ken Maniscalco Bottom BOYS’STATE DELEGATES — An Dunnam (sponsored by Woodsmen of the World), Paul Borne and Brad Campbell (sponsored by the Jesuit Faculty and the American Ixrgion) opposite Page Bottom N.H.S. MEMBERS Seated Clockwise C. Wood, P Mackm. D Lunn. D. Meadows, C McKnight, M IcCarthy, B Doran, G Miller, J Howell, M Burda. K. Jenkins Standing M Frohman, L Fermta, B Reeder, E. Wilson, E. lassicrc, M Tanner. T Cccola, T Lewis, C. Coutret. B. Roctcn % Honors 91 . Top Jim Hoyrll, Secretary Bottom Left: Jorge Pineda. Vice-President Bottom Right The 197V76 Student Government Association Officers. 92 Honors S.G.A.: Leadership And Service This year’s Student Government Association made a serious ef fort at improving school-oriented activities as well as working to gain greater student participation. To be totally honest, 1 don’t believe we achieved our goal. This is not a statement of pessimism but of realism. I get sick when I think of all the potential within this school that we were unable to draw out. When I say we” I mean the four officers who actually did positive work this year. My only wish for this school in the future is that one of its potential leaders w ill stand up and make this school, its students, and its faculty what they really should be. President _ Top Mu had Warts, Treasurer Left Brad Campbell. President Upper Right Mr Ken Ltrehie and Mrs Pilar Briggs, advisors. Bottom Right Mike Tanner, Parliamentarian Honors 93 Top Right: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — D. Meadows. Secretary; D Lunn, Treasurer; B Simmons, Vice-President, M Burda, President (Not pictured — Gene Mack, Parliamentarian.) Bottom Left: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — B Traas, President; C. Thomas, Secretary. P Solomon. Treasurer; F Prest, Vice-President, K. Kramer. Parliamentarian Bottom Right FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — R McKinney, Parliamentarian, R Elina, President. S Pendleton. Vice President. T Carmody, Secretary, O Mi Intyre, Treasurer. Class Officers Show Spirit Top CLASS REPRESENTATIVES — V Slushcr, J Kirkpatrick, C. Gout ret, R Bryant, E Gamer Back Row. M Scon, S. Richie, S. Scott, J. Spnngmeyer Bottom SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — D Despot. President. D Prince, Vice- President, T Alexander, Secretary; R Frcdieu, Treasurer, E. Thibodeaux, Parliamentarian. Honors 95 FLYERS OF THE MONTH FLYER OF THE YEAR 98 Events Whatever is worth doing at all , is worth doing well. Philip Stanhope EVENTS Top Right Walter Lamb lunges through blockers to make a tackle Bottom Left: Flyer defensive squad stands ready for the upcoming play. Bottom Right Chuck McKnight studies the action on the field Catanese Coaches Flyers To Playoffs District Record 3-2 Season Record 4-6 Jesuit 0 Airline 14 Jesuit 7 Bossier 32 .Jesuit 7 Southwood 13 Jesuit 0 Springhill 23 Jesuit 17 Green Oaks 6 Jesuit 17 Ruston 0 Jesuit 42 Northwood 0 Jesuit 6 Byrd 9 Jesuit 7 Haughton 0 Jesuit 0 North Caddo 12 PlayOffs .Jesuit 7 Wossman 19 Top Right Frank Cicero, punter, gets ready to hang one up Top Left Paul Cordaro takes the opening kuk-off and runs for the goal line Bottom Right After scoring a touchdown. Mike Fess and teammates show their elation Sports Activities 101 Defense — Defense — Defense Left Dwayne Williams looks on with enthusiasm from the bench. Above The Offensive team doesn’t get far against the Flyer defensive line Top Left Coach Mondello gives his brother some needed encouragement Top Right C ' fcntlcmcn. whats going on bask there?” Middle The Jesuit backfield is set for the snap of the ball Bottom Vic ton is in the air — and on the board, too • Sports Activities 103 Injuries Hinder Football 75 ' The 1973-76 Jesuit Blue Flyers had a season that did not tome up to expectations But what team ever does as well as it would like to? This year was Tony Catanese’s first as head coach He had a challenge in store for him in that an unusually large number of starters were out for just about every game The Flyers had to contend with everything from freak accidents to an extra-ordinary number of on-the-field injuries But undaunted. Snoopy’s Squad grabbed a slot in the play-offs and played a very respectable season in every way In the Caddo Jamboree that previewed our players, the Flyers took on Fair Park and won 3-0. In the first season game. Airline defeated Jesuit 14-0. Clement Fox and Frank Cicero both made a great showing in the game against Bossier. Unfortunately, the Bearkats won the contest with a 32-7 win Southwood had to really hustle to whip the Flyers Senior Brian Roeten showed the stuff of which he is made with a 31-yard TD pass in this game The game ended in the Cowboys’ favor, with a score of 13-7. In the long-awaited contest berwern the Flyers and the Springhill Lumherjacks, the Jacks pulled off a 23-0 win But of this game Coach Catanese said, I thought we did a good job on defense They only earned their last touchdown The first Flyer victory of the season came when Jesuit hosted Green Oaks and turned the tables with a decisive win of 17-6. Jesuit followed up her first victory with a second against the Ruston Bearkats Being beaten 17-0, the Kats probably wished they had never seen Fair Grounds Stadium Mike Fess. playing tailback, rushed for 88 yards on thirty carries against the Ruston defense Clement Fox caught two touchdowns Frank Cicero made his presence known with a 28 yard field goal Homecoming week was sweetened when the Flyers ripped Northwood apart with a 42-0. Mike Fess led the way again; he rushed 13 7 yards on just 16 carries Clement Fox and Philip Cancillen both received touchdown passes thanks to Tom Bullock and John Marshall Frank Cicero’s kicking was flawless on this important night Randy Mondello made his big brother Sammy a little more than jubilant with a 33-yard punt return in the fourth quarter Byrd put an end to the Flyers ' streak, but only with a close 9-6 win The Flyers came back and took the lead over Haughton with a score of 7 - 0 . The intrepid Mike Fess made the winning touchdown with 3:04 remaining in the fourth quarter In the last game of the regular season. Jesuit was defeated 12-0 by North Caddo Nevertheless, the Blue went on to Wossman for their play-off game The score was 19- 7 in Wossman ' s favor For the record, Clement Fox broke the all-time receiving career record for passes caught at Jesuit with 63 passes caught for 873 yards Frank Gcero kicked seven consecutive field goals, setting another career record here at Jesuit Jesuit finished 4-6 for the regular season This was a disappointment to Coach Catanese and all of us But scores and statistics are not always accurate reflections of a team’s ability The Flyers know how to work, they know what it means to be real athletes After all, that’s what really counts Sports Activities Opposite Page Upper Right Pineda, Hebert, and Pumilio tackle a Cowboy receiver Left Jesuit Flyers prepare for Bullock’s signals Extreme Left: From the look on Coach Catancses’s face, we know he’s t to win. Top Center: During a time-out. Tom Bullock checks instructions with his coaches Center: Tcri Mitchell keeps one eye on the game dunng a cheer Lower Right Fivers limber up before the game Sports Activities 105 Top Irft Team physician. Dr Fox, waits patiently — just in case Top Right Fess is down, but not out. Above Clearing the way for Randv Mondello, Randal Fredieu makes a great block 106 Sports Activities Top Left: Randy Frrdicu and Pat Mitchell bring down the ball carrier, making him short of the first down. Top Right Junior quarterback Tom Bullock hurls another pass Bottom Left Long-time Flyer fan Walter Wans looks on with pride from the sidelines Bottom Middle While off the field, defensive players discuss their opponents’ strategy Sports Activities 107 Top Left Players listen attentively to Coach Carlisle’s second-half strategy Right Jef f Spnngmeyer shows perfect form in shooting a jump-shot from the outside comer Bottom Left A tump-ball is tipped to one of his teammates by Clement Fox _ 108 Sports Jesuit Basketball Players Work To Win Top: Taking a breather, Clement Fox awaits the second-half action. Bottom Mike Lindley and Gil Goodrich wait pensively for the second free throw shot of a H aught on Buccaneer Cagers Prove Powerful Left An opposing player tries to cut off Chris Ward Bottom Right Lcs Cowel watches as Gil Goodrich fires in a jump-shot Top Right Senior Players of the Snoopy Squadron Scott Bickncll. Dway ne Williams, Mike Lindley. Clement Fox, Chns Ward. Gil Goodrich. 110 Sports Top Left: Mike Lindiey gets caught in a tight spot. Bottom Left: A frre-throw is taken by Clement Fox. Right: A pre-game warm-up shot is made by junior Mike McCarthy Sports 111 Top Left A defensive stance is taken by Gil Goodrich. Top Right The Flyers show their team unity before the game begins. Bottom Left. The ball is moved downcourt by Jeff Spnngme yer Bottom Right Chris Ward goes over two opponents for two points 2 Sports Flyer Basketball Season Energetic And Hard - Working The Jesuit basketball team, under the direction of Coach Jerry Carlisle, has been in an ongoing process of development. Coach Carlisle has worked very hard and very ably to bring basketball at Jesuit up to the level of perfection that we have maintained in other fields of endeavor This season was a disappointment for the Jesuit cagcrs They worked many long hours, always exhibiting the dedication that Jesuit is known for. In reality, the scores didn’t present an accurate picture of real Flyer talent The Flyers did play well against some tough teams But often they were simply out-manned Losing the first five games, the Jesuit cagers were understandably shaken in morale. Once it settled in, this losing syndrome” was hard to shake off. But again, Jesuit had some very fine talent. Seniors Chris Ward and Gil Goodrich were both very good shooters, as was junior Jeff Spring meyer Ward, Goodrich, and senior Clement Fox showed themselves to be excellent rebounders Too, Fox came out strong defensively Senior Mike Lindley was definitely an excellent ball-handler and play-maker. Dwayne Williams, also a senior, really showed the fans he could hustle the ball Several of the games bear special mention, for they were prime examples of the Flyers ' fighting spirit North Caddo beat Jesuit only after a real struggle. Only in the third overtime did North Caddo come out the winner The 106-31 Jesuit victory over Notre Dame was truly an exciting game This score of 106 points was the highest ever totaled by the Flyers. Jesuit gave Wossman a good fight both offensively and defensively. The Ruston and Byrd games were also svell-played by the Flyers. They showed their spirit in spite of anything that happened It should be obvious that the Flyers were fighters in the best sense of that word. Next year’s team shows quite a bit of promise Juniors Les Cowel and, Jeff Spring meyer are both playing well, as arc many others among the junior squad. It should be said that Coach Carlisle is an excellent coach. The three years of his career here have seen constant improvement in his coaching ability With his help, the Jesuit Flyers will continue to show that they are a team to be reckoned with More of their same hard work — coupled with an increasingly heightened morale — will make people realize that they are winners. Top Left Both teams wait for the rebound off the boards Bottom Left: We’re cute aren’t we?” Bottom Right Jeff Spnngmeyer appears a little dazed as Coach Carlisle talks to him on the side. Sports 113 Top: Team Statistician, Larry Fertitta, and Team Manager, Major Fant, observe the action on the Jesuit-Springhill game Top Right Dwayne Williams goes for an easy lay-up Bottom Right Senior Chris Ward executes his formidable fade away jumper. Roundballers Rehound Jesuit 57 South wood 88 Jesuit 53 Airline 85 Jesuit 67 Woodlawn 92 Jesuit 55 Byrd 68 Jesuit 68 Huntington 82 Jesuit 62 Parkway 66 Jesuit 51 Coushatta 34 Jesuit 68 Notre Dame 48 Jesuit 63 Huntington 71 Jesuit 68 Gibsland- Coleman 56 Jesuit 39 Wossman 38 Jesuit 27 Ha ugh ton 60 Jesuit 50 Byrd 88 Jesuit 106 Notre Dame 31 Jesuit 62 Zwolle 79 Jesuit 47 Fairpark 46 Jesuit 60 Ashland 51 Jesuit 39 Haughton 58 Jesuit 45 Ruston 64 Jesuit 42 Northwood 49 Jesuit 56 Spnnghill 46 Jesuit 59 North Caddo 61 iOT Jesuit 58 Haughton 78 Jesuit 52 Ruston 71 Jesuit 52 Non h wood 71 Jesuit 88 Spnnghill 84 3crr Jesuit 88 North Caddo 84 Top Coach Carlisle studies the game while players on the bench discuss and follow the action. Bottom Left: Gil Goodrich, finding the handle on the ball, begins to set up for a sure shot. Bottom Right dement Fox stretches for the board on a lay-up while opposing players hopelessly watch the easy two points being made. Soccer Club Expands The Jesuit Soccer Club took its first trophy ever offered in St. Andrew’s first annual Soccer Tournament and in doing so played its longest game ever, going into quadruple overtime to break the one to one tie ending the game one to two. The Club’s season w as a short one in the way of games this year as there was a slight breakdown in communications with the other soccer clubs allowing the club to schedule only four high school games; three against First Baptist and one against St. Joseph. Though playing only four season games this year, the club was at an all time high with twenty-five regular players indicating a growing interest in soccer by the student body. The club should be in excellent shape for next year. Top: A First Baptist player tangles with John Paul. Middle Left The ball is hit high into the air by Charlie Wood. Middle Both teams engage in finesse competition at the far end of the field. Middle Right A shoe is blocked by Pete Gautier’s excellent defensive moves. Middle Bottom Tom Womeldurf checks Tom Wilson of First Baptist 116 Sports i -f f f _ J Happenings 117 Homecoming Festivities This year’s Homecoming, October 15 through 18, was highlighted by the traditional football game and dance. To fire up the student body of Jesuit and St. Vincent ' s, the cheerleaders and coaching staff worked together to produce a highly spirited and imaginative pep rally. Thoroughly inspired, the Flyers really went after the Northwood Falcons and snared a 42-0 win. Jesuit and St. Vincent’s celebrated their victory with the help of Bayou Teche. The music was well performed and it certainly added to the spirit already waxing strong. During the dance, the Homecoming Court was presented by the senior football players. Homecoming is enjoyed by everyone; it would not be possible, though, except for the dedication of the Key Club Members of this organization make all of the vital prepa rations. Every detail is seen to by them. Thanks to the Key Club for its faithfulness and hard work. Top Lrf t Ciec. your hair smells terrific.” Top Right Bayou Teche provided great entertainment for the Hornetoming dance Bottom Left The crowd takes it easy with slow dame Bottom Right Pat Weiner shares crowds ' enthusiasm over Jesuit ' s victory Happenings 119 Drama Club Presents Varied Fare On the evenings of November 25 and 26, the Jesuit Drama Club, in conjunction with St. Vincent ' s Academy, prese nted its first production in A Night of One-Acts. The evening consisted of three one-act plays, each different in nature and theme. The first play was Hooray for Adam Spelvin — He Is Perfect, which comically describes the terrors of parental overpermissiveness, but led the audience to a twisted, tragic ending Adam Spelvin was directed by senior Bryan Reeder. The second offering was The Oyster and the Pearl. This one-act, directed by Mrs. Diana Ely, dealt with the idea that even an unpearled oyster can bring hope — and, ultimately, happiness. The final play was the warm and witty The Mice Have Been Drinking Again. It told the story of a young couple’s attempt to rid themselves of a cousin who lives in their clothes closet. The cast was expertly directed by Mrs. Kay Olsen. Of course, the play could not have been a success without the talents of Mr. Fred Engelke and the hardworking, dedicated stage crew. 1 20 Happening Tup Clay l-irrabce shows Mr Van Duscn his ad in the paper Left Harry Van IXiscn tells us a little about himself Right Togo his plan rolling, jerry makes a call to order one Zen guru OPPOSITE PAGE Top Hamid explains to Roxanne that he is more than she expected Middle left Florence gasps at what she sees. Middle Right Adam, vou arc such a darling ! Bottom left OK. do it again Bottom Right With the proud smile of a father, (icorgc describes Adam CREWS TECHNICAL CREW — Jody Howard, Ronny Pena, John Gayer, and Mark Fernandez. SET CRE:W — Ed Hall, Mark Fernandez, Tom Bordelon, Mark DeVilbiss, Alan Bernhoft. Dave Rech. Robben Hendricks, Maureen Brossett. Adrienne Gautier, Claire Murray. Ellen Jung, Bill Moran, Tom Cecola, Cas Thomas, and Jack Edwards. PROPERTIES— Ann Shaw. Mary Duett, Cindy Norton. Robben Hendricks, Rebecca Lewis, Ellen Gautier. Kathy Rech, Ellen Jung. Allison Moody. STAGE MANAGER — Doug Bccken. Happenings 121 First Production Successful Top: Roxanne Conch tells Harold of her adventures in meditation Bottom Left Demanding a poodle haircut. Miss McCutcheon takes a seat. Middle Fat Phyllis enjoys an array of wax and real fruit. Right As he begins to lose his grip, Adam begs his parents to admit that he is not perfect ? + CAST Grace Spelvin George Spelvin Cynthia Craddock Florence Craddock Adam Spelvin Fat Phyllis. ADAM SPELVIN Cecelia Woodley Tim Appleby Emily Nixon Elizabeth Home Randall Moore . Claire Murray MICE” Jerry Reed. Julie Reed Roxanne Conch. Harold D. Leffler. John Marshall Adrienne Gautier Julie Cowan An Dunn am OYSTER Harry Van Du sen Clay Larrabee Vivian McCutcheon. Clark Larrabee. Man. Roxanna Larrabee . Greeley. Judge Applegarth Wozzcck. Attendant . Robert Traas .Jim Schmal Celeste Sutherland Ed Galloway .C. J. McCray Nancy Badt George Merriman Kelvin Jenkins .Chris Dykes .Bill Pou iUitau Football Banquet Honors Players The annual Jesuit Football Honors Banquet was held January 8, with Mr. Jack Appleby as master of ceremonies. Thanks go to Mrs. Calantone and the members of the Key Club who did their usual great job in preparing for the event. This year, seniors Mike LeBlanc and Mike Fcss received the Coaches’ Award. The football team also voted LeBlanc and Fess outstanding defensive and offensive player, respectively. Tom Bullock and Phillip Cancilleri were the recipients of the Scholarship Award. The members of the team voted Fess, LeBlanc, and senior Clement Fox Permanent Team Captains. Jesuit career records recognized were made by seniors Clement Fox and Frank Cicero. Fox was recognized for the most receptions and most yards made; Cicero, for the most field goals. Congratulations to these players who were specially honored for exhibiting the Jesuit spirit that made the Flyers a winning team. Top: Randy Monddlo proudly receives an award from former head coach Tony Sardisco Left: These are examples of what hard work and determination can bring besides self-gratification Right. Mr. Jack Appleby addresses the crowd gathered to honor our outstanding athletes Bottom Here is the picture that Mr Appleby paid photographer Paul Miramon fifty cents for. Happenings 123 S.G.A. Events Numerous This year’s projects undertaken by the S.G.A. were many and varied. In an attempt to instill spirit in the school the S.G.A., working along with the new ' officers and representatives of the classes, sponsored Spirit Week. Other activities included football and basketball tournaments, special interest assemblies, dances, the Talent Show, and the film festival. These diverse activities had a lasting effect on the student body. Not only did the S.G.A. sponsor many events themselves but they helped support classes and clubs in their endeavors. They even made a couple of thought-provoking speeches. All in all, the S.G.A. made this year a very active one for the students and faculty. Top: Mike Tanner gives Mr. Lerchic a few tips on addressing the student body Bottom During Spirit Week enthusiastic crowds fill the bleachers to see many interesting guest speakers and programs put on by the S.G.A. Top Left Shortly after the new year began, the S.G A combined with the Junior Class to stage the third annual Jesuit Talent Night Top Right Bob Griffin gives an informative talk on sports in general during Spirit Week. Bottom Left: Several juniors combine to give the school a closer look at the Jesuit faculty by doing a skit. Bottom Right This year the intramurals proved more successful than in the past because of the good organization afforded by the S.G A Happenings 1 25 Style Show Salutes 9 Bicentennial The 23rd annual Jesuit Mothers’ Club Luncheon and Style Show, held on October 21 this year, was a very well planned and enjoyable event. Proceeds raised are put to good use by the Mothers ' Club in their efforts to support and improve Jesuit High School. One of the traditional features of the Luncheon and Style Show is the participation of the Jesuit senior class. The seniors assist in the setting up of stage and tables and other necessary preparations. On the day of the luncheon, they serve the refreshments and the dinner that follows. The Jesuit Mothers’ Club is a very loyal and dedicated group of women to whom we, the students of Jesuit High School, owe much. They know how to get things done. Thanks, Mom! Top Right Frank Cicero goes down the runway as Mrs Galloway describes his attire Middle Left The background ref leas the Bicentennial mood of the 19 S Style Show Middle Right Clement Fox gives a friendly smile to the crowd as he displays his casual wear Bottom Right Seniors Eric Thibodeaux and Tom Powers take a break to eat before going back to work. 126 Happenings Sodality Has Busy Year The activities of the Sodality were varied, ref leering the innovative character of the Sodality itself. Sodality members participated in service work and spiritual development. The first activity of the year was the Vigil for the Feast of Christ the King. This vigil, sponsored by St.John’s, saw many Sodality members participating. Sodality members from Shreveport attended the diocesan Holy Year Rally to make a presentation on the recently canonized Elizabeth Seton. The Sodality supplied volunteers for the Christian Service Program. The canned food drive and Poor Man’s Supper were special projects. On Shreveport Right-to-Life Day, Sodality members sold roses in shopping centers to dramatize the abortion dilemma. The Sodality sponsored a fund drive for the Jesuit Missions, which aided the poor of the Third World. The Sodality will continue to develop its program of work and prayer. Who knows what the results might be? Top Left: Lamar Romero busily hauls boxes of canned food to the basement Top Right Mrs. Jackson casts a smile to the camera as she wears her Right- to-Life rose on January 22. Bottom: This simple milk carton was transformed into a mite box for the Lenten season ♦ Happening 1 27 128 Records Histories make men wise . Francis Bacon RECORDS 130 Student life Student Life 131 132 Student life 1111 Student Life 133 134 Student Life Student Life 135 136 Student Life Student life 137 Student Life Student Life 139 140 Student Life Student Life 141 1975-76 Ashley ' s Automotive Fertitta ' s Delicatessens Rep. Walter O. Bigby Tracy Fitch Bossier Center Amoco Mrs. William L. 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And we ' re here to give three hearty cheers for all the hard work and perseverance . . . that made those diplomas possible. We ' re proud of you and we want you to know it. We wish you the best things life has to offer: good health, happiness, dreams come true. Now it ' s a new beginning. Good luck! She hreueporl (Eimcs One Hundred and Fifth Year of Leadership in the Arlc La-Tex Ad 185 •- Sggri. ak. JJp ■■■n NMV ? 1 t.TfjAl C jBI ' ' mjj 1 JIC. Pn� , $ i jLi • C°ipplimjits of ’ -rjl’JHW e n k rt eneRgY managemenT For a bRigHT FUTURe anUaty DAIRY PRODUCTS ( St ) yi m,lk ) INC. LOUISIANA BANKA TRUST CO. AttVBtR t D . C UNITED S 7A TfS DfPOSI TON V SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA Compliments of THE FRYMASTER CORPORATION Shreveport, Louisiana LEE NATIONAL LIFE Veto A. Gugliuzzo General Agent Estate Planning Programming Salary Deduction Accident and Health I 706 Centenary Blvd. Phone: 422 3227 Ads 187 Friend Jim i nompson INSURANCE AGENCY, INC j P.O.BOX 7296 • SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71107 Mama Mia ' s Spaghetti — Muffalettas — Pizza 2910 Market St. South Beer — Mixed Drinks — Wine INC. Number One Mid South Towers, Teleohone 222-0704 Remodeling and Additions Carpets by Firth, Ludlow, Brinkcrest, Berwick Home Beautiful Center 3966 Lakeshore Drive T. E. MARTIN Phone 636 6361 E. F. MARTIN Shreveport, LA 71109 Broadmoor News Best Wishes to the Faculty and Student Body BROADMOOR NEWS 124 Atlantic Josie and Frank Fulco 3016 Greenwood Rd. 2905 West 70th St. Phone 636 6305 Phone 686 7301 flainiflream 910 Crabapple Dr. Phone 686 8701 FRANK McCUTCHEON Ads 189 (318) 865-8811 ' Major CCectzonic Sezvice Specializing in High Quality Audio Service Factory Authorized Service For McIntosh - Sherwood - Pioneer - Sony DAVID L. CORLEY 1216 SHREVEPORT-BARKSDALE HGWY Owner SHREVEPORT, LA 71 105 HOLY ROSARY CHURCH I 755 Corbitt Street Shreveport, Louisiana Phone: 636 3530 Rev. Gerard M. Foley Pastor Downtown Shreveport Heart o ' Bossier South Park Mall Compliments of Central Ai re 207 Argus Ads 193 QUERBES BOURQUIN INCORPORATED All Lines of Insurance Phone 221 5241 214 Milam Street, Shreveport, Louisiana Orbit Inn and Oyster Bar 2914 Barksdale Blvd. Outside West Gate BAFB Phone 746 9278 Weekend Entertainment Compliments From the of Jesuit High School Machine Shop Service Brake Drums Turned Valve Grinding Disc Rotors Recond. (HAS) HOWELL’S AUTO SUPPLY BILL HOWELL Owner Hours: 7:30 A.M.-7:30 P.M. Shreveport, Louisiana 868 3607 Monday Saturday 556 W. 70th Ads 195 Compliments of Carousel Lounge Boyd and Johnnie Gammil Compliments of DRUMMOND ' S 533 Jordan Shreveport, La. 318—423-1883 The FLIGHT Staff Appreciates the Great Senior Portraits. MOfOt OVIMAUl COMPLETE automotive SERVICE ✓ ’tier WWlfl AUCMMINI LARRY ' S AUTO REPAIR LARRY C. LAWRENCE, Owner 2502 Midway Ave. Shreveport, LA 71108 635 7578 _ Congratulations Flyers! Jack L. Nelson, C.L.U. Phone 423 8471 Mechanical Engineers and Contractors RALPH S. SEGALL 1401 Fairfield Shreveport, La. 71 101 Fountain of Youth Two Locations: Bossier City: Western Hills Inn Telephone 742 6337 Shreveport: 302 Ockley Drive Telephone 868 3374 Ads 197 Domestic Oil Producers, Inc. 1250 Grimmet Drive Shreveport, Louisiana 71107 Mark F. Preddy, President CHUCK SNYDER ' S PHARMACY 3910 Youree Drive 3 176 North Market Phone 865 5131 Phone 423 6175 2502 Jewella Road Phone 635 051 I Shreveport, Louisiana Compliments of ST. JOHN ' S PARISH FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Parishoners Can Save and Borrow. Ad 199 THE PAST MAKES THE FUTURE POSSIBLE. Compliments of THE JESUIT STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President — Brad Campbell Vice-President — Jorge Pineda Secretary — Jim Howell Treasurer — Mike NA atts Parliamentarian — Mike Tanner 1 Ads 20 Senior Boosters of ’76 Compliments of Shreveport Photoplate Inc. South Park Mall Dillard’s LINN BROTHERS AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 4720 Mansfield Rd. Phone 318 631 0291 Store No. 2: 2850 Summer Grove Dr. — Phone 3 18 687 6222 Shreveport, Louisiana 71108 Try Us for Service — We Appreciate Your Business Orthopedic Clinic Ads 205 Compliments of Sam Shamus Private Investigator If You Want a Detective Who ' s Famous, Go See the One and Only Sam Shamus. FLIGHT Index — A — Abel. Roger . 40 Abrams, Del ton . 46 Adams. Charles 46 Adams. Don . 18 Administration 51 Aillct, Joe . 46,67 Alexander. John 40,42.67,82 Alexander, Tom ... 18, 77, 78,95 Alley, Raymond 54, 76 Alvarez, Chuy 54, 70,81 Andrews, Steve . . 18 Anderson. Andy 34 Appleby, Tim 54, 76, 80, 122 Atkins. Charles .46 Austin, Richard 40 — B — Bacilli. George . 40 Baker. Mrs Catherine 59 Baldwin, Ed .46 Barnett. Kevin . . 46 Barr. Mr James . 60,81 Basketball Action 108,115 Basketball Teams 68-69 Beadles. Jim . 54 Beaird. Jim 40 Becken, Doug 54, 74, 75. 76, 121 Bcdillion. Stewart 18 Bendick, Mrs Debbie .62 Bemhoft, Alan 54.81,90,121 Bcmhof t, Bruce .18, 77, 78 Bemhoft. Craig 46,50,67,76 Bi liberty, Johnny 40,67,68 Buknell, Scon 18,68,110 Bicknell, Todd 54.81 Board of Directors .53 Bordelon. Tom 54, 76,121 Borne. David 40. 78, 80.91 Borne. Paul 19, 77, 78,90,91 Bough ton. David 46, 80 Bowles, Mrs. Dixie 54 Bowles, Kevin 40,67 Braswell, Robert 46 Bnggs. Mrs Pilar 57,80.93 Bronson, Zac hary 40 Brown. Gerald 40 Bruner. Steve .46,67 Brvant, Roger .19,81,95 Buford, Mr David 55 Bui, Nghai 46 Bullock. Tom 54,67, 8, 82, 104, 105,107 Burda. Michael 54, 70, 78,80. 91,94 Burgess, Mrs Jeannie .65 Burk. David 46 Burroughs, Richard . 19,67 Butler, Bam 54 — C — Calamonc, Mrs Martha 55 Camden. Robcn . 46,67,68 Cameron. Mrs Eleanor 54 Camp. Cary . 67 Campbell, Brad 20, 75. 76, 77, 78.91,93,96.97 Cancillen. Phillip 40, 42.67, 104 Carder, David 40 Carlisle. Mr Jerry 60,67,68, 108, 115, 115 Carmody, Patrick . 40,90 Carmody, Tom 46,67,94 Carpenter, John 40 Carpenter. Russell 46 Caskey. John . 54 Cassierr, Ed 54, 76,80 Otanese. Mr Anthony 60,67, 85. 104. 105 Cccola, Nick 46.50 Grcola, Tom 19, 76,121 Chandler. Walter . 40,67 Cheerleaders . 86-87 Churchill. Chuck . 54 Gcero, Mr Frank . 57 Gcero, Frank 19,67,85,101, 104. 106.126 Clousing. Ronald 46 Cloutier. Doug 46 Colon, T Ru lev . 19 Cook, Richard 40 Cooper. Chris 46 Cordaro, Larry . 54. 70, 81 Gordaro, Paul .54,67,82, 101 Corley. David 20 Corley. Dwight 40 Coutrct. Charles 20, 74, 75, 78, 95.96 Coufret, John 40.76,90 Cowel, Les 54.68. 110 Code, Stephen 40 Cuellar, Phillip 46 Cush, John 40 -D- Daron, Mike 40 Davis. Leonard 47. 68 Davis. Paul 40.67 DeFatta, Mr David . 60 D ' Ere ole, Angelo 47,67 Despot, David 20, 77, 78,95 Ihrspot, Justin . 47 DeVilbiss. Mark 40,76, 121 Dickson, Scon 40 Doll. Andrew . 40,90 Doran. Brian . 54,67, 82 Dorbandt. Chris . 47 Doss. Karl 47.67 Dossett. Drew 47,67,68 Douglas, Mike 41 Dowdall.John . .41 Drama Club . . 76 Dunnam. Art . 21, 74, 76,90, 91. 96, 122 Dykes. Chris .47,76, 122 — E — Eads. Galen 54, 57 Fernandez. Jay .41 Fernandez. Mark 21,68.90,91. 121 Ferns. Steven . 54 Fertita, Larry .21,68,114 Fess. Mike . 22,67, 85, 101,104, 106 Filipow ski. James 21.77 Finch. Mark . 47, 70 Fitch. Chauncy . .54,68. 74 Fleming, Ricky .55 Flight .74-75 Flyer . 77 Flyer of the Month 96 Flyer of the Year .97 Folzenlogen. Fr. John . . 65.79 Font, Chns 22, 78 Football Action 101 107 Football Banquet .125 Football Honors 84 85 Football Teams . 67 Fouche, Bill .41 Fox. Clement .22,67, 68, 76. 78, Earnest. Bob 20, 74, 75, 78 Edwards, Jack 41, 76,121 Ehmke. Chad 47,68 Elina, Rick 47. 50,67, 80,94 Ely. Mrs. Diana . . 61,120 Emanuel, Chns ... 47 Engelke, Mr Fred 62,67,120 Ernst. Mr Robert H . 52 Escude, Michael. . . 54 E a. Mrs Barbara 58 — F — Fairchild. Jason . 47 Fant, Mayor . 20. 69, 114 Farr. Byron . . .21, 76 Far ran, David .41 Fams, Kyle 54 Feducia. Danny 21 Fellowship of Chnstian Athletes 82 85. 104. 125, 126, 108. 109, 110, 111.114 Frantz, Jim . 55 Fredieu. Randal .22.67.78,95, 106, 107 Freshmen 45 Frohman. Bradley 41,90 Frohman, Mark . 35,81.82 — G — Gallton. Adrian . 22 Galloway. Ed . 41. 76,90, 122 Garcia. Mike . 47 Garland.Joseph 47,67 Gamer. Eddie . 23,95 Gates, Dan 41 Gautier. Pete 35, 70,81 Gayer, John 35,76.121 Gehl. Kun 47 Giddcns.John 35,78 212 Index Glonoso, Mark .33 Glonoso, Vincent . 35, 67, 78. 82 Goeders. Hughey 47 Goodrich, Gil . 22, 68, 78, 96, 109, 110, 112. 115 Green, Tommy 47 Gnffin, John 35.67,82 Griffin, Mrs Nancy . 56 Grisham, Steve . 22 Guansoo. Sam 33 Guastella, Mark . 23 Gugliuz a, Mark .47 Gulk . Frank . 47 — H — Haddad. George 41 Hall. Edward 48.121 Hammond. Barry . 35. 81 Harrington, Pat 48,67 Han. Kenneth 41 Haynie, Dick. . 35,67,82,85 Heben. Mark 23,67, 78,82. 105 Hendricks. Terry . 41 Hershberger. Greg 35 Hk key. Tom 41 Hill, Douglas 41 Hill. Randall . 35 Honors . 83 Holmes, Sterling 48 Howard. Jody . 35,121 Howell, Jim . 23. 77,91,92 Howell, Tommy 48, 78 Huddleston. Jerry . .23, 7 8 Huggs, Ciene 35 Hundley, Bill . 41 — I — Jackson. Mrs Ann 55, 127 Jackson, By ron . 24, 78 Jenkins, Kelvin . 35. 74, 73,76, 91. 122 Joe, Steven 41 Johnson, Brent 24 Johnson. Fr Earl . 56,67 Johnson, Fred . . 35,67 Johnson, Mr Gerald . . 1, 57 Johnson, Keith 48 Jones. Jerry 35 Jones, John 35, 74, 73,81 Juniors . . 33 — K — Kelley . Ken . . 41,67 Key Club . 78 Kidwell. Fr William . 39, 79 King. David . 33.70 Kipcr, Keith 48 Kirkland. Ken 41 Kirkland, Kirk 35 Kirkpatrick. Jody 48.68,93 Kmler.Jim . 24 Kohlman. Jerry 48 Kramer, Keith 41. 77,90.94 — L — LaBorde, Ricky 48,67, 80 Lacober, Mrs. Jerry . . 54 Lamb. Walter 35,67,100 Langley , Dan . 35,81 Lansdale. Greg 48 Lashley. Mike 36, 70 Lattier, Mike 41 LeBlanc. Mike 24, 67, 85 Lerchie. Mr Kenneth 62, 78, 93, 124 Irroumeau. Daniel 48 Lewis. Tandy . 24, 77,78 Lex. Brian 36 Lindenmayer. Mark 36. 81 Lindley, George 42 Lindlev. Mike 24.68. 109, 110. Ill Lobel. Mark 41 Locke, Ernie 36,81 Lombardino. Brian . 42 Long, Ray mood 42,90 Love. Jim . 42.48 Lunn. Doug 36, 38.94 — M — Mac k. Gene 36,67, 76, 78, 82, 85.91 Mackm. Paul . 36. to, 80 Mahoney . Kev in 42 Major, Tom 48 Maniscalro. Kenneth 25 Maranto. Joey 48 Marching Squad . 72-73 Marcoctc, Keith 42 Marshall John 36, 76, 104, 122 Martini, James . 48 Martina, Joseph . 48 McCarthy. Mike 36,68, 82, 11 1 McCoy . Many 42,80,81 McCray, C J. . . .42, 76, 122 McCulloch. Carrcll . 48 McCulloch, Mark 42 McIntyre. Orlando 48, 94 McKinney. Robbie . .48,67,94 Me Knight. Chuck . 36,82,100 Me Mullen, Craig 36,68 McMurrun, Mrs Law anna . 63 McNicoll. Bnan 48 Meadows. David 36. 82,94 Mcletonjamcy 42 Memll, Rick . 36 Mem man, George 48, 76. 80, 122 Micinski. Bobby 49 Micinski, Stanley . 42, 90 Miciotto. Chris 36 MicxKto, John . . 36 Mi jali s, Jimmy . 42,90 Mi la to. Joseph 67 Millen. Michael 49,67 Miller, Grey 36,67,76,78.82 Miramon. Paul . 23, 78 Mire. John 36.70.81 Mitchell. Clay. 42 Mitchell, Mark .25 Mitchell. Pat 42.67,107 Mize. Mark 49 Moodello. Randy 25,67,106 Mondelk). Mr Samuel 58, 67, 103 Moore, Chris 36, 67 Moore, Cliff 43 Muorr. Mrs Helen . . 34 Moore, Randall 36, 76, 80. 122 Moran. Bill 36.76,81. 121 Morgan, liddie . . 36, 70 Morrison. Michael 36,62,68 Mtxhers’ Club Scyle Show ... 67 Murray. John 43,70 Murray, Mark 43,67 — N — Nalewaik, Willtam 49 Nalley, David 43,68 National Forensic league 80 National Honor Soc iety . 90 National Mcnt . 91 Naus. Chip .36 Nciamc. Darrell 36 Nicmantsuerdnet. Steve . 49 Nichols. Mrs Bettv 34 Nicholls, Bobbv 36 — O — O ' Bncn, Ob� c .43 Olen. Wes man 49 O’Hara. Pat 26 O ' Leary. Roland 43,90 Oliver, Ernest . 36.81 Ouslcv, Mrs Thelma 34 Oxenreiter. Allen 49 — P — Pachankisjohn . 23, 70 Pichankis, Richard 23,70 Page. Greg . . 37,67,82 Palmer. Trent . 49, 67 Papa. Joe 43,67,82 Parsons, John 43, 70 Pena. Ronald .37, 76,81. 82,121 Pendleton, Scott . .47, 49, 67, 94 Hcmici. Charles . . 49, 67 Pham. John Raul . 37, 70, 116 Picard. Tom 26,90,91,93 lnd« 213 Rutledge. Cliff 43, 44 l - Plnckani, Gerald... 43 Pineda, Jorge 37,67.78,92,103 Pfav . 121-122 Plocsch. Ronny . 26. 78 Poindexter. Robert . 37,81 Poindexter. Thomas . 26 P� s, Stephen 37, 70, 81 Pbu.Bill . 37,76,122 Povinclli, Mark 43 Povinelli. Ted . . 37, 78,80 Powers, Tom . 26,126 Prrmo. Craig . 43.81,90 Presr, Frank 43.67,94 Prince, David .26 Pullman, David . . 37,68 Pumtlio, Scevc 37,67.82.103 Putnam. Mark 37 — R — Ragar. Ken 37 Raines. Bobby 27,43,67 Raines, Gordon 67 Ratley. Mark .37,81 Rawls. Brian 49 Reboot he. Darrell 43 Rech. David .49,121 Rech, Michael 37,81 Reeder. Brian 27,76,120 Remedies. Donald .67,49 Rrnda, Greg . 27 Renfro, Mark 49.67 Restovich, Paul . 27 Reynolds, Jimmy 43 Richards. Donnv .27 Richie. Scary 43 Ricme. Tod . . 67 Rinaudo, Mr Anthony .61.67, 68,41,61,67.68 Rinaudo, Vincent . 27 Roach, Richard 43 Robtcheaux, Steve . 49,68 Rodgers, Kevin . .49,67 Roeten. Brian 28,67, 82,91, 104 Roeten, Keirh 43,67,68,82 Roeten. Mark 68,69 Romero, Lamar 37,127 Roose, Bobby ,27.81 Rosenblath, Matt . 49 Ross, Jim 49 Ruben, James 67.68 — S — Sangid. Ricky 28 Sardisro. John 30,67 Sardisro, Mr Tony . 37,67, 123 Scherer. Mrs Suaanne ... 39 Schimshock, Tom . 30,67 Schwanzhach, Jerry . . 30,67, 68 Science dubs 81 Scott . Bob .37,70,82 Scon, Jack . 37. 70 Scon. Mastin 44.90,93 Scon. Steve . 37,67.82,93 Scon. Steve 30,68 Schmal, Jim 30,68 Schwarz, Chris . 44 Schwarz, John 28,91 Seal. Craig 44,68,76,90 Sebastian, Steve .37 Seniors 18 Shelton, Curtis 44 Shendan, Bobby 44 Simmons. Barry . 37.94 Sippel. Paul . 30 Sirven, George 28 Slack, Jimmy 44.68 Slagcl, Scott 28,67,82 Slusher. Vince 44,93 Smith, Alan 37, 81 Smith, Jay 29 Smith, Keith 29 Smith, Richard .29 Soccer Team 70 Soccer Action 116 Sodality 79 Sodality Activities 127 Sodrrman, John 44 Solomon, Robert 44,67,94 Sompayrac. Mark . 37 Sophomores 39 Spike, Steve 30 Spnngmever. Jeff .38.68,78, 82.93,108,112,113 Spurhn, Ricky . . 38, 70 Stanfield, Steve . 44.68 Stanley, John 30 Sterna. Bruce 38 Stephens, Tim 29 Strickland. Kelly 29, 78 Student Government Activities 124 123 Student Government Association 92-93 Sutherland. Fred 44 — T — Tanner. Mike . 38,67, 76. 77, 7g, 80,91.93. 124 Taylor. David . 29,67 Teros, Terry 30,67 Terracina, Michael 30,67 Terracma. Sam 29,67,82 Thro, Gerald 44,67 Thibodeaux. Enc 30,93. 126 Thibodeaux, Martin 38 Thomas, Cas 44,67, 76, 82,94, 121 Thompson. Mr. John . .37,67 Thornton, Steve . 38,67 Tooky. Mike . 30,68 Traas, Bobby 44, 76,91.94, 122 Truitt, Robert 38 Tuminello, Oiarles .30 Tuminello, Joe . 44,67,82 Twohig. Ed 30 — V — Vague, Robin . 38 Vaughan, Hines 38 Vola. Mike 30 — w — Walker, Bruce . 30.67 Walker. Mrs Flonda . 34 Wallace, Richard 30,67 Ward. Chris 30,68,110,112, 114 Watts. Mike 38,67, 78.82,93, Williams, Dwayne . 30,67,68, 96, 102, 110, 114 Williams, Scon . 30, 68 Wil more. Jimmy 44,68 Wilmorr. Randy 30,67, 68 Wilson. Edward . 31, 73. 76, 7 8, 9U0 Wilson. Mark 30 Wilson, Paul . 50, 77 Wole on, Mr George .61,80 Wole on, John 38 Womeldurf, Tommy . . 31. 70, 116 Wood, Charles . 38. 70, 116 Woodall, Neal . .30 Woodard. Mark . 30 Woolhen. Mike 38,81 Worley, Hayes 44, 70 Wnght. Bill 38 — Y — Young, Bruce 44 Young. Mike . .31 Young. Steve . 30 Young. William 44 — Z — Zimmerman. Bill 31 Zwahlen, Cliff . . 44.90 107 Wayne. Mark 31, 7 4, 73 Welsh. Fr. John .33,36 White. Steve 44 214 Index Fleming Irrigation 188 Pasquales 168 Dynamic Duo Flournoy Jewelers 148 Joe Pendleton Texaco 175 Fairfield Construction. Co The FLYER 16} Dr and Mrs L C Pcndclton 181 Farmer ' s Seafood. Co. Foremost Foods. Co. 153 Popes 130 Femta’s Fortune Gas At Oil, Inc 132 Porter ' s Cleaners First National Bank Fountain of Youth 197 Power Cyc le Center 167 First Presbyterian Church Freeman Paper Co. 164 Abe ' s Sea Ac Sirloin 176 Querbes Ac Bourquin Inc. Albert Fryer Brokerage. Co , Inc 169 Air Systems. Inc 167 Gay Quinn’s Garden Room Frymaster Ci rp 181 A G Alexander 200 Harold K Quinn, CLU Goodrich Oil Co 149 Alexander Ac Alexander 134 RAtL Foods Graef’s Elaine Repair 177 Don Alexander 193 Ragtime Jeans Bobby L Greene 186 Mayor Calhoun Allen. Jr 163 Razor ' s Edge Veto A Gug huzza . 187 America Title Insurance 132 Reboot he Plumbing Co Walter Hawkins Realtor 161 American Bank AC Trust 166 Red River Valley Bank Herrin Transfer 164 Arc Electrical Contractors 163 Mr. and Mrs Gene M Robicheaux Holley’s 166 Arida Gas 167 Gloria Roberts Holy Rosary Church 191 Ark-La-Tcx 181 Roseneath Funeral Home Home Beautiful ( enter 189 John B Atkins 187 Rubenstem ' s Howell ' s Auto Supplies 193 Aulds, Home Ac White Investments 180 St John Berchman’s Church Bill Hunter Florists 139 Automotive Ac Industrials Supply Co , Inc. 173 St John’s Parish Federal Credit Union Independent Plumbing 139 Bank of Benton 133 St Joseph’s Church Interiors, Inc 149 Basketball 3 200 St. Jude’s Church Dave Jenkins 186 BeairdPoulan 139 Sanitary Dairy Jesuit’s Dad Club 192 Beasley Keith Insurance 177 Sam Schamus Jesuit Drama Club 131 Bolinger Lumber 176 Schumpert Medical Center Jesuit Key 137 Bone Ac Joint Clinic 192 Scott Pest Control Jesuit Line 194 Bossier Bank Ac Trust, Co. 182 Seal’s Mid-City Jesuit Mother’s Club 132 Brenner’s 160 ScgaJJ Co. Jesuit N F L 204 Bnde’s World 171 Sclber Bros Jesuit N H S 134 Brigg s Construction 138 Senior Boosters of 76 Jesuit S.G A . 201 Broadmoor Conoco 164 Senior Parties. Inc Kay’s Coiffure At Boutique 185 Broadmoor News 189 Shreveport Bank At Trust Kerlin Ac King 164 Brown ' s Grocery 132 Shreveport Gymnastic Supply Co. Kickapoo Fairy Farms 174 Tony Bucci 148 Shreveport Photoplate Makers, Inc. Knight of NF.R 206 Burgess Power Equipment Shreveport Times KOKA 173 CAcC Electnc Shreveport Toms Sales Kon-Tiki 171 Caddo Office Supplies 166 Skyline. Inc. Lamb Ad Agenc y 204 Caddo Ski Bees 193 Gerald Styles Auto Pans Larry’s Auto Repair 197 Caine ' s Antiques 136 Glenn Smith Co Lewis Pharmacy 138 Captain Shreve Hair Style 180 Smith. Howard, and McCoy Linn Bros Auto Supply 203 Mr and Mrs Carmndy 174 Snow, Moore, and Myers Upper Stutsman Co., Inc .163 Joe Cassiere 167 Chuck Snyder ' s Pharmacy Louisiana Bank Ac Trust Co. 187 Cast Metals 177 Sodality Mac’s Dairy Dream 189 Centenary Florists 134 Southfield Plaza Gifts Donald G. Mack 198 Central Aire 193 South Shreveport Motors Major Electronic 190 Chevy-Land 184 Southwestern Electric Power Co Mallard Drilling Co 168 Chez-Vous Motor Hotel 166 Spnnglake Exxon Mama Mia’s 189 Christ the King Church 139 Sprint Southland Pnnting. Co. Marshal LScarborough 187 Clarke ' s Jewelers 170 Squire’s T uxedo May’s Welding Service Station 149 Clement’s Lincoln Mercury 138 Standard Printing Co Me Donald ' s 163 Coca-Cola 166 Studio Steak House Micheal’s Bakery 180 Common tai Body Works 1 8 Summer Grove Pharmacy Anthony Miciotto 183 Commercial National Bank 130 Supenor Sheet Metal Mic-South Travel 189 James L Cook 136 TAcT Sheet Metal Mildred ' s Card Ac Gift 130 H C Coutret 204 J C. Templeton Mill ' s Auto Pans 167 Cypress Inn 174 Transcontinental Oil Co. Floyd G Miller 166 Dale’s Auto Supply 176 Verrac, Inc Monroe Auto Equipment 183 George D’Artois 169 WKM Brewster Wellhead Co Moulin Rouge 160 Davis Men ' s Score 184 Walton’s National Bank of Bossier 177 Delta Pictures 172 Washington’s W a shorten a L Jack Nelson. CLU 197 Dcthloff, Hudson At McClure 160 Walter E Watts. Jr CLU i New York Fumirurc Co. 184 Ladd Dinkins At Co. 176 J Weingartcn, Inc North La Pump Ac Supply 181 Domestic ( hi Producer. Inc 198 Welding Service, Co Notre Dame Boosters 190 Dominic’s P3 J B Wells Weyman Oden. Jr 176 Don’s Seafood 134 Western Electric Orthopedic Clinic 203 Charles E Doran 181 Whittington Ac Mvcrs Insurance R A Oxen rather 136 Drummond ' s 197 Wildcat Equipment Co. Inc PAcS Hospital 163 James Dykes 186 Wvche Travel Agency Park-n-Shop 198 Mrs O J Dykes. Sr. 160 Dorothy Yarborough, Inc 1976: Time Moves On . . . The theme of this book is change,” a theme which denotes a broad area of ideas and concepts. As you all know, this is our country ' s bicentennial year, a year of looking backward to the past. A yearbook works on the same principle; it is a way of preserving the present for the future. We ' ve made many changes in this annual. Some, like the format, are quite obvious; some are ncj so obvious, so why try to explain them. Whatever the changes are they have been made intentionally — not just for the heck of it. Hopefully, you ' ve read the book thoroughly (you’re reading this page anyway) and you’ve looked at the pictures. In this way, you have remembered things that have affected you, things that w r erc good and bad. Remember one thing: It s your life and you can make it anything you like. You can change. Whether you ' re reading this on May 21,1976, or 1996, you can always change. So close the book, the world is moving on. Time is passing by and you ' re a visitor on this earth like everyone else. Autograph ■ Jesuit High School Shreveport, La. Volume XXIII FLIGHT