Jesuit High School - Flight Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1977 volume:

TffTT IfrpiTUrV ir IL ini il FLIGHT FLIGH T 1977 - •« ’ j ■as FLIGHT 1977 Jesuit High School Shreveport, La. Volume XXIV OPENING . 2 INDIVIDUALS .14 Seniors .16 Juniors.29 Sophomores.35 Freshmen .41 Administration.47 GROUPS.60 Clubs.62 Honors.75 SPORTS.90 ACTIVITIES.118 CLOSING.127 Student Life Ads.145 Raymond Long Editor-in-Chief Mrs. Catherine Baker Faculty Advisor I is for Jesuit Jesuit represents m t onl .1 school but j .i of living that is exemplified b even person here It is a lommunm when fatuity an l staff and students all work together to athieve . aiailemu. physical. ami moral excellence. tor the present ami future During the time we an here, we will aty benefit from the friends we meet ami the experiences we juin. 2 Opening K is ti r lulik at ion A Jesuit education is unique TIk purpose of this education is to stupe tin hole nun and all aspects ot his hcint It makes him a ware ot his relationship to man ami his world, and more importantly, of his relationship with (iod 4 Opening Opening 5 O s S is for Spirit The true Jesuit spirit is reflected in every one of us. We show our spirit in many ways: by attending a football game, going to mass, and making up class cheers. Our spirit shows who we arc and that we care. 6 Opening U is for L’nit Unit . in the Jesuit sense of tlx word, signifies a great deal It must mean the deeper commitment to a better wa of life We grope Often, we ckm’t know w here we are going, but we go Wc ve got the guts to go — to go and to go beyond And the reason we go. and the reason we make it is that we’ve got each ocher. and that makes all the difference Opening 9 10 Opening Opening 1 1 • 2 Opening T I i% tor Turn I ht time nm spend here is short, hut the hours, the minutes, inti the setonds will all hetome a part of us No matter how Ioii ! we have Ixvn here or ho lonj: we stay, the memories of time passed here will remain in our minds forever INDIVIDUALS GROUPS SPORTS ACTIVITIES CLOSING RAYMOND STEWART ALLEY Liberal Am Course: Drama Club l, 3, 4, Field Biology Club 2. 3. 4, Class Officer — Setretary Treasurer 2, Frenc’i and Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary Treasurer 2 JESUS PALACIOS ALVAREZ Scientific Course Latin Club 1.2. Field Biology Club 2. 3. 4. Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer — Treasurer 2, N H S 2, 3, 4, Sec retary 4; Honor Roll 4 CHARLES EDWARD ANDERSON, JR Academic Course Alternate 4 Class Officer — TIMOTHY JACKSON APPLEBY Flight — Business Manager 4. Flyer 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Editorial Assistant 4. Key Club 3. 4. C.L.C 3. 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3. 4; N F L 1.2. 3. 4, V President 2. March of Dimes 1. 2. 3, 4, Heart Fund 1.2,3, 4. DOUGLAS EDWARD BECKEN Academic Course Flight 2. 3, 4, Pho¬ tography Editor 4; Flyer 3, 4; C.LC. 2, 3, 4. Group Leader 3. 4. Drama Club l. 2. 3. 4. March of Dimes 2, 3. 4. Heart Fund 2. 3. Yearbook Clinic 2 Of JAMES GORDON BEADLES Academic Course Transfer Student, Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4. ALAN ERNEST BERNHOFT Academic Course C.L.C 1,2, Drama Club 2, 3. 4; Field Biology Club 3, 4. Soccer 4. NHS 2. 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3,4. March of Dimes 3 RUSSELL TODD BICKNELL Scientific Course: Drama Club 2; French and Spanish Club 1, 2; Field Biology Club 3. 4. Baseball Manager 2. March of Dimes 2. Heart Fund 1. 2, 3. 16 t Seniors TOM BORDELON Liberal Art Course CL.C. 2 , 3. 4. Drama Club 3. 4, French and Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. President 3. Math Club 4. Football 4. Field Biology Club 4. NFIS 3. 4. Honor Roll 2 , 3. 4. Head Usher 3, 4 THOMAS F BULLOCK. JR Scientific Course: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Drama Club 3, 4. F C A. 2. 3. 4. Football 1, 2. 3. 4, All City 4, Scholastic Award 3. Basketball 1; Baseball 2. 3, 4, Scholastic Award 2, Class Officer 1. 2. 4, Treas I. Pres 2, Sec. 4. NHS 3. 4; Honor Roll 3, 4 The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Ralph Waldo Emerson MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER BURDA Scientific Course SGA 4. Treas 4. Flyer 2, 3, 4. Key Club 4; C.LC 2. 3. 4. Drama 3. 4. Debate 1, 2 , 3. 4. Pari 2, Pres 3. 4, NFL 3. 4. Math Club 4. Latin Club 4. National Merit Semi- Finalist. 1st Place ACS Test. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Biology Club 3, 4. Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4. Class Officer 1, 3, Pres 1, 3; NHS 2. 3. 4 Boys’ State (Outstanding Parish Student). Who’s Who, Society of Outstanding Am H S Srudents JOHN MICHAEL CASKEY Scientific Course NHS 3. 4. Math Club 4. Tec h Rally 1. State Rally 1. EDWARD PAUL CASSIERF. Liberal Arts Course Flight 1; Flyer 1. 2, 3. 4, Jun Ed 3. Editor 4. Key Club 4. Drama Club 2. 3. 4. Debate 2. 3. Statistician 1. 2, 3. 4; Class Officer — Sen 2. NHS 2, 3, 4. Boys’ State Alter nate. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Sports Cor¬ respondent TIMES 2. 3, 4. State Rails 2 . CHARLES DEAN CHURCHILL Liberal Arts Course Math Club 4; French and Spanish Club 3; NHS 3. 4. Honor Roll 4. ail PAULCORDARO Academic Course FCA 2. 3. 4. Foot¬ ball 1, 3. 4, All-Distnct 4. Outstanding Player 4, Honorable Mention All State 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. All-Distnct 3; Class Officer l. 2. Parliamentanan I. 2; March of Dimes 1. 2, 4; Heart Fund i, 2,4. Seniors 1 7 LOUIS RICHARD FLEMING Scientific Course Golf 4 JAMES MALLOY FRANTZ Scientific Course Debate 1,2; Medical Explorers Club 3. Field Biology Club 3, 4, Class Officer — Scc Trcas 1, Pari 2, March of Dimes 1, 2, Heart Fund 1. 2. MARK FROHMAN Scientific Course C.LC. 3, 4, Debate I, 2. 3. 4. Sec 2. V P 3. Latin Club 2. FCA 3. 4. Tennis 1. 2, 3. 4, Class Offi¬ cer I. Pari 1. NHS 2, 3. 4. V P 4, Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4 JETS 3. Pres 3 SAMUEL PETER GAUTIER Scientific Course Drama Club 3. 4, Debate l. Field Biology Club 3. 4, Treas 3, Pres 4. Soccer 1. 3, 4. NHS 4. Honor Roll 3. 4 JOHN PATRICK GAYER Scientific Course Math Club 4. C.LC. 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3. 4, Debate 1; French and Spanish Qub 2 JOHN DAVID GIDDENS Academic Course Key Club 3, 4. French and Spanish Club 1, 2, Tennis 1.2. 3, 4. Class Officer 1. VP 1 Mb 2, 3; March of Dimes 1,4 MARK E GLORIOSO Academic Course Field Biology Club 2, 3, March of Dimes l. 2 VINCENT FRANCIS GLORIOSO Academic Course Key Club 2. 3, 4; C.LC. 2, Latin Qub 1, 2, Sec. 1. FCA 2. 3. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, V P . March of Dimes 1, Heart Fund 2 Seniors 19 JOHN MARK GRIFFIN Scientific Course Key Club 4, C.LC 3, 4. Drama Club 3. 4. French and Spanish Club 1, 2; FCA 2, 3, 4. Foot ball � . 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3. 4, March of Dimes 1, 3 SAMUEL ANTHONY GUAR1SCO JR Academic Course Flyer 3, French and Spanish Club 1.2. Soccer l, 2, 3. Class Officer 4. Parliamentarian 4 BARRY R HAMMOND Academic Course Medical Explorers Club 3, Field Biology Club 2. 3 RICHARD ERWIN HAYNIE Scientific Course FCA 2, 3. 4, Sgt at Arms 4, Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Scholastic Award 2, All-District 4, Class Officer 1. 2. Treas 1. V P Mb . J i National Merit Semi-Finalist 4. Who ' s Who 4, Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4. March of Dimes 1, 2, Tech Rally 2. State Rally 2; 3rd Place American Chemical Soc Test 3 r GREG HERSHBERGER Academic Course GENE HUGGS Academic Course: French and Spanish Club 1, 2; Louisiana History Club 2; Field Biology Club 2, March of Dimes 1.2, 3,4 20 Seniors ■ t KELVIN L JENKINS Liberal Arts Course Flight 3, 4, Copy Editor 4, Flyer 4. Key Club 3, 4. Drama Club 2, 3, 4. Debate 1,2. NHS 2, 3, 4, Treas 4, Who’s Who 4. National Achievement Semi Finalist 4. Soc of Outstanding American High School Students 3. Honor Roll 1,2. 3, 4. Tech Rally C State Rally | M.ith Club V P 4. Yearbook Clinic 2 FREDERICK MICHAEL JOHNSON Academic Course FCA 3, 4, Sgt at- Arms 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Offi¬ cer 1, Treas I fa ¥ 71 Love Him and keep Him for thy Fnend, who. when all go away, will not forsake thee, nor suffer thee to perish at the last Thomas a Kempis JOHN P JONES Academic Course Flight 3; Flyer 3; C.L.C 3. Drama Club 4. Field Biology Club 3, 4, Bowling 1, Yearbook Clinic 2 DOUG LUNN Scientific Course Class Officer 3, Treas 3, V P 2; Key Club 4. Debate 1, French and Spanish Club 1; FCA 1, 4. Football I; Golf 2, 3. 4. NHS 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4; Tech Rally 3. HRNESTJOSEPH LOCK III Scientific Course C L.C 4. Debate l, 2, 3, Field Biology Club 2, 3. 4, Pres 3; Class Officer 3. Senator 3. NHS 2, 3, 4. Recording Secretary 4. Heart Fund 1 . DONALD GENE MACK JR Scientific Course Key Club 2, 3, 4, VP 4. Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Stg Mgr 3, 4. Debate l; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1 • 4, All-District 3, 4, All- City. All-State 4. Most Outstanding Defensive Player 4, Class Officer 1, 3, Pari 1, V P 3; Soc of Outstanding Am H.S. Students 3. 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; March of Dimes l. 2. JOHN JAMES MARSHALL PAUL ANDREW MACKIN Scientific Course Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 1, 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2; Class Officer — Senator 4, NHS 2. 3, 4, President 4; National Ment Semi-Finalist Liberal Arts Course SGA Secretary 4. Flyer 3, 4 Jr Ed 3, Sports Ed 4. Key Club 4. Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4. French and Spanish Club 2. FCA 2, 4, Foot ball 4, All-District 2nd Team 4, Offen sive Player of Week 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4, All-Dist 3. Basketball l, 2, Class Offi¬ cer Senator 1 MICHAEL STEPHEN McCARTHY Scientific Course Flyer 4, Key Club 4, French and Spanish Club 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball l, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Gass Officer — Senator 4, V P 3; NHS 1, 2, 3. 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 Of life immense in passion, pulse, and power, cheerful, for freest action form’d under the laws divine. The Modem Man I sing Walt Whitman 22 Seniors CHARLES HOLLAND McKNIGHT Scientific Course Latin Club l, 2; FCA 5. 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2. 3.4. NHS 2. 3.4 CRAIG VINSON M MULLEN Academic Course FCA 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4,Nat’l Achievement Semi-Finalist DAVID MARK MEADOWS FCA 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. Basketball 3; Class Officer V P l. Pari 3; NHS 1,2, 3,4. Honor Roll 1,2. 3,4 CHRIS ALAN MICIOTTO Academic Course CLC. 3. 4. French and Spanish Club 3.4 JOHN CAMILE MICIOTTO.JR Academic Course CLC 1, 2. French and Spanish Club 1, 2. Louisiana His¬ tory Club 2. Field Biology Club 2, 3. 4; Football 1; Class Officer — Sen 4, March of Dimes l, 2. 3.4 FLOYD GREYBOURNE M1I IJ R III Scientific Course Key Club 2, 3, 4. C LC. 1. 2; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; French and Spanish Club i, 2. FCA 2, 3. 4. Football 4, All-District 4, All-City 4. Class Officer — Pres 1. NHS 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4. March of Dimes 1.2. ERROL JOHN MIRE. JR Scientific Course: C.L.C. 4, Field Biol ogy Club 3. 4, Football 1,2, Soccer 3, 4. March of Dimes 1, 2. 3. 4, Heart Fund l, 2 ; J E T S 2. 3- RANDALL FRANKLIN MOORE Scientific Course Flyer 4. Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Pres 4. Debate 1, 2. 3, 4; NFL 3. 4. Field Biology- Club 4. Class Officer — Sen 1, 4, NHS 3, 4; Boys’ State Alternate, National Ment Com¬ mended Student. Honor Roll 2. 3, 4, Bvnd Math Tourney 4 Seniors 23 24 Seniors The only reward of virtue is virtue, the only way to have a friend is to be one Ralph Waldo Emerson JORGE GUSTAVO PINEDA Academic Course SCA VP }, Flyer 3 Key Club 2. 3. 4; CLC l. 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 3.4; FCA 3. 4. Football I. 2. 3. 4; Class Officer — Pres 1, 2, 4, March of Dimes I, 2 ROBERT JOHN POINDEXTER Scientific Course Drama Club l. 2. 3; Class Officer — Sen. 1; March of Dimes l. 2. STEPHEN CHANDLER POSS Scientific Course Field Biology Club 3. 4. Soccer 3. 4. NHS 3, 4. Honor Roll 1,2, 3.4 WILLIAM REX POU Liberal Arts Course Key Club 4, CLC. 1. Drama Club 3.4. French and Spanish Club 1. 2, 3; FCA 3, 4; Base ball 3, 4. Class Officer — Treas 1, V P 2, March of Dimes 4 THEODORE A POVINELLI Scientific Course Key Club 3. 4, Debate 2. 3. 4, V P 4, Louisiana His¬ tory Club 2, V P 2; Field Biology dub 3; F ootball 1, Chess Club 3, Pres 3. Math Club 4. DAVID PULLMAN Academic Course Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Walk for Fund 2. Who’s Who 4; National Achievement Semi-Finalist 4. Tolkem Society 4 ALBERT STEPHENS PUMILIO Academic Course CLC 1. 2. 3. 4, French and Spanish Club l, 2; Field Biology Club 2 . FCA 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Officer — Sen 2; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3. 4. Heart Fund 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . Seniors 25 MARK CALLAWAY PUTMAN Academic Course French and Spanish Club 1. 2. FCA 2, 3; Football 1, 2. 3; March of Dimes l. MICHAEL JOHN RECH Academic Course Photographer — Flight 4. Flyer 4. C.LC. 4. Drama Club 3, 4; Field Biology Club 3, 4. Yearbook Clinic 3. LAMAR ROMERO Scientific Course Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. NHS 3, 4; C.LC. 2, 3, 4. Debate l; Math Club 4 If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer Let him step to the music which he hears, how¬ ever measured or far away Henry David Thorcau JOHN J. SCOTT Scientific Course: C.LC. 1; French and Spanish Club 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Class Officer — V P L VP 2; March of Dimes l. 2. in STEPHEN D SCOTT Academic Course: Key Club 3. 4, French and Spanish Club 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, 3. 4. Treas. 4; Football 2, 3, 4, All- City, All-State, All-District 4; Class Officer — Sen 1, 2. 3, Treas 4. ROBERT MICHAEL SCOTT Scientific Course Drama Club 1. 2; French and Spanish Club 1. Soccer l, 2, 3,4; Class Officer — V P 1, Pres 2. NHS 1, 2; National Merit Com¬ mended Student. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; March of Dimes 1.2. Tech Rally 2 4 4 BARRY RAYMOND SIMMONS Scientific Course Key Club 3. 4. C LC 2; FCA 2. 3. 4, Golf 1, 2. 3, 4, Class Officer — Pres 1. Sec 3; NHS 2, 3. 4. Honor Roll 1,2, 3. 4. March of Dimes 3 26 Seniors Seniors 2 7 ROBERT DOUGLAS VAGUE Academic Course C L.C 1; French and Spanish Club 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. March of Dimes 1, 2. HINES S VAUGHAN.JR Academic Course Football 1 MICHAEL WATTS Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Class Officer — Pres 1. Treas 2. SGA Treas 3. V P 4, NHS 2, 3. 4. C LC 1. 2. Key Club 2, 3. Sec 4. Drama Club 1. 2, 3. 4. French and Spanish Club 1,2, Fpotball 1, 2. 3, 4, All-City, All-District 4. March of Dimes 1.2, Heart Fund 1, 2 . FCA l, 2, V P 3. Program Chm 4 JOHN WOLCOTT Academic (bourse French and Spanish Club l. 2; Field Biology Club 3; FCA 4, March of Dimes 3, 4. Heart Fund 3 CHARLES WOOD Scientific Course Latin Club 2, Field Biology Club 4, Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4; Class Officer — Treas 2, Pari 3. NHS 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. March of Dimes 1.2. MICHAEL EDWARD WOOLBERT Scientific Course NHS 3. 4. Math Club 4, Honor Roll 2, 3. 4 SENIORS OF 77 28 Seniors JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Roger Abel Donny Alexander George Bascilla Johnny Bilberry David Borne Kevin Bowles Jerry Brown Carey Camp Phillip Caneillen David Carder Patrick Carmody Walter Chandler Dwight Corley John Coutret Steve Cude David Cush Mike Daron Paul Davis Mark DcVilbiss Andy Doll TOP: Cas Thomas rejoices at 2:10. MIDDLE Hey Donny. where’s Mane OPPOSITE PAGE, MIDDLE It takes two to tango BOTTOM Cheese’ 30 Juniors Mike Douglas John Dowdall David East Jack Edwards David Farrar Jay Fernandez Bill Fouche Brad Frohman Ed Galloway Ken Han Terry Hendricks Thom Hickey Doug Hill Bill Hundley Stephen Joe Ken Kelly Ken Kirkland Juniors 31 TOP LEFT Cliff Zwahlen and joc Milazzo show off their Ultra Bright smiles TOP RIGHT Kevin Bowles prepares to shoot the ball OPPOSITE PAGE. MIDDLE LEFT Violence erupts at Jesuit. BOTTOM LEFT Ed Galloway doing the usual wasting time 32 Juniors Looking to the Future Clay Mitchell Pat Mitchell Clif Moore John Murray Mark Murray Roger Murray David Nalley Ed Nett let on Obie O’Brien Roland O’Leary John Parsons Gerald Pinckard Mark Povinelli Craig Prcmo Frank Prest Gordon Raines Darrell Rebouche Richard Roach Juniors 33 . Were Almost There Keith Rocten Cliff Rutledge Jim Schmal Mastin Scott Cnug Seal Curtis Shelton Bobby Sheridan Jimmy Slack Vince Slusher Pete Solomon Steve Stanfield Fred Sutherland Anthony Theo Cas Thomas Bobby Traas Joe Tuminello Steve White Jimmy Wilmore Hayes Worley Cliff Zwahlen ABOVE Life is a drag 34 Juniors SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Sophomores Show Spirit Delton Abrams Charles Adams Joe Aillet Ed Baldwin Craig Bemhoft David Boughton Robert Braswell Steve Bruner Nghia Bui David Burk Mike Camden Thomas Carmody Nick Cccola Ronald Clousing Doug Cloutier Chris Cooper Phillip Cuellar Leonard Davis Justin Despot Chris Dorbandt Karl Doss Drew Dosser Mark Dralle Marty Dugard 3d Sophomores Chris Dykes Chad Ehmke Rick Elina Chris Emanuel Jason Fairchild Mike Garcia Jay Garland Kurt GehJ Kirk Graham Tommy Green Matt Guascella Mark Gugliu 2 za Greg Guil lot Frank Gullo Ed Hall Pat Harrington Pat Hermes Sterling Holmes Sophomores 37 Sophomores Get It Together Tommy Howell Keith Johnson Keith Kiper Jody Kirkpatnck Jerry Kohlman Ricky LaBorde Doug Lee Steve Love Chip Major Joe Martina Catrell McCulloch Orlando McIntyre Robbie McKinney Brian McNicholl George Mem man Charlton Meyer Bob Micinski Michael Miilen TOP Mize, Woodard, and Oxenieiter do some last-minute studying. BOTTOM Students stampede for the lunch line OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM The Three Musketeers TOP Mark Roeten takes a break from his studies. 38 Soopho Mirk Mize Bill Nalewaik David Noles Wcyman Oden Allen Oxenreicer Trent Palmer Scon Fendelton Brian Rawls David Rech Mark Renfro Todd«Richie Steve Robicheaux Mark Roeten Kevin Rodgers Matt Rosenblath Sophomores 39 Jim Ross James Ruben Sophomores Enjoy Themselves John Sardisco Tom Schimshock Steve Scott Paul Sippel Keith Smith Steve Spikes John Stanley Ronnie Starr Terry Teros Michael Terracina Mike Tooley Mike Volz Bruce Walker Scott Williams Randy Wilmore Mark Wilson Neal Woodall Mark Woodard TOP RIGHT: Put your money where your mouth is. TOP LEFT: Sophomores add to campus life 40 Sophomores FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Freshmen Find Where It’s at Kevin Appleby Charles Badzik Robert Barkley Trey Baucum David Becken Darren Blalock William Boose Chuck Bridwell Marshall Brown Scoct Burk Samuel Byrd Jeff Camden Brook Campbell Jeff Campbell Chris Carmody Edward Carnere Phillip Cecola John Gccro James Cobb James Colbert Dennis Corley Stanley Cothren Scon Creighbaum Jonathon Cullick Bryan Cush Man Cush Bryan Day 42 Freshmen John Den ho lien Roger Devilbiss John Duett Matt Dugarej Roben Dunkelman Paul Emanuel Phillip Escude Thomas Fan non Logan Faust Chris Ferris John Fontaine Sam Friday Matt Fryar Robin Gaiennie Carl Garbarino Ken Gautier Jeff Giddens Jimmy Gould Gene Guari sco Jerald Gnssom TOP: Jimmy Cobb does last night ' s homework MIDDLE: Freshmen interrupt their chat with Fr Kidwell to pose for the photographer OPPOSITE PAGE. MIDDLE Freshmen discuss their plans for the weekend Freshmen 43 Michael Griffin Lonnie Hamm Ronnie Hammond Chris Han Randy Haynes Chris Hirsch David Hobbs Rolf Holdman Ed Home Brennan Hussey Dan Jones Tim Kane Buddy Kerlin Jay Kline Michael Koncewski Brian Kramer John Lacour Nick Lalena Brian Landry Jaime Landry MIDDLE Freshman hangout. OPPOSITE PAGE: 9th floor escapees 44 Freshmen Michael Lconardi Bnan Lewis Danny Lex Kevin Lindley Patrick Long Craig Marcotte Charles Mar an to Alan Martin Charles Martin Paul Martina John Meehan Mark Moloney Mike Moncla Price Moore Jimmy Mauser Eddie Nasser Ross Nelson Bnan O’Leary Trey Otto Mark Paikowski Mark Parker Marcell us Pearce Scott Peterson Gary Poindexter Jude Prest Clay Price John Procell Jeff Rambin Freshmen 45 Mark Randolph Jimmy Reeder Chuck Renshaw Mike Rhoads Kevin Richter Jim Robinson C.J Roy David Sanusi Tim Skipworth John Slaughter Jim Smith Tim Smith Jack Smithwick Curtis Stanley Maury Sirausman Tony Terracma Brian Van Tiem Greg Volz Damon Warn Will Watkins Mark West George White Vic Wilkinson Matt Wolcott 46 Freshmen ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Principal’s Message This has hern a great year for Jesuit and I won’t go into the various reasons now I would just like to acknowledge the year’s greatness. It was a pleasure to see the interpretation of ' ' Jesuit that the yearbook editors so creatively devised Now I would offer my own J is for Jesus, the reason for the very existence of our school The great example that we would like to imitate and that wc would hold up for imitation by each and every one of you. E is for error, the error and mistakes to which we are all heir. If we admit our errors and work to eliminate them, we improve ourselves. Thus the errors and mistakes help to make us better persons S is for the sentiment, the human warmth and feeling that raises our lives from the boring and repetitive to the vibrant. piyous life Jesus wdls for each of us. U is for the urgency we need in life to accomplish anything I is for the integrity whereby our word and our very being is accepted for and as the truth I cannot say it better than Shakespeare. To thine ownself be true. And it follows as the night the day. Thy cannot then be false to any man. T is for the temperance we need to moderate our every thought and action except our love and devotion to Jesus If Jesuit means these things to you. your life will be a joyful, beautiful contribution to the twentieth and twenty-first centuries _I 48 Administration President’s Message Achieving successful operation of Jesuit High School is the obligation of the Jesuit High School of Shreveport Corporation. It was chartered early in 1969, and has functioned since then under valid contracts with the Jesuit (Society of Jesus) owned corporation — St. John’s College of Shreveport. The college corporation owns the land, buildings and furnishings that constitute the physical plot known as Jesuit High School. Jesuit High School of Shreveport Corporation exercises its authority through its Board of Trustees, composed of clergy and lay people, and through the principal of the school. President TOP: Rev Bill Kidwell, S.J , Jesuit Rector BOTTOM LEFT MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr M B Nowery.Jr.. Mr Ben Marshall BACK ROW — Mr Walter E Watts. Mr Henry C Coutrct, Jr.. Mr JohnJ Scon. Mr J Robe ' rt Welsh NOT PICTURED — Mr. Henry Brenner, Rev Joseph E Browning, S.J., Mr Thomas Bullock. Mr Arthur R Carmody.Jr., Dr James W Cotter, Mr Robert H. Ernst, Mr William D Fontaine, Mr Montv M. Glorioso, Mr Denman M Long, Mr Frank Lex, Mr Norris C. McGowen.Jr., Mrs. John Manno, Dr Harold Quinn, Jr., Mr. Robert E. Sullivan, Rev John Wakeman BOTTOM RIGHT Mr J Robert Welsh, President, Board of Trustees Administration 49 Administration Keeps Things Moving TOP LEFT Mrs. Florida Walker. Walker Mrs Helen Moore, Mrs Archie Stephens. Mrs Thelma Ousley, Mrs. Berry Nichols. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Dixie Bowles. BOTTOM LEFT Mrs Elisabeth Woodall BOTTOM RIGHT Mrs jerry Lacobee OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT Mr David Buford. TOP RIGHT Mrs Ann Jackson BOTTOM RIGHT Mrs Martha Calantone 50 Administration Teachers Help Shape Our Future TOP LEFT Miss Sharon Dutton TOP RIGHT Mr Anthony Sardisco BOTTOM LEFT Fr Moms Duffy. S J BOTTOM RIGHT Mr Frank Gcero OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT Mr David Defatta TOP RIGHT Mr Fred Engeike BOTTOM Miss Nancy Bozeman TOP RIGHT: Mrs Debbie Bendick. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs La wanna McMurrian. BOTTOM RIGHT Mr John Thompson. 54 Administration Administration 55 TOP LEFT Fr Julius May, S J BOTTOM LEFT Mrs Jeanme Burgess BOTTOM RIGHT Mr Ken Lerchie Teachers Give Us Their Full Support Every Jesuit student is aware of his own need for a quality education. It is probably the most important reason for his attending Jesuit rather than another school. One fundamental ingredient which goes into this education is a faculty. We have a faculty composed of many highly-qualified individuals. Every member is an expert in his chosen field. A great deal of time is devoted to the preparation of classroom activities. Our teachers and administration display their concern for us during, before, and after the school year by activities and special projects designed with us in mind. Just as a Jesuit education is unique, the students w ho make up Jesuit are unique. We are fortunate to have administrators who realize this. No pupil fits into a stereotype or mold. Our uniqueness is encouraged as well as respected. The relat ionship between the administration and students is one of understanding and mutual respect. This makes going to class at Jesuit a most worthwhile experience. TOP RIGHT Fr William Ktdwell.S. J BOTTOM RIGHT Mr Anthony Catanese BOTTOM LEFT Mr Anthony Rinaudo OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT Fr John Folzcnlogan, S J TOP RIGHT Mr George Wolcott BOTTOM LEFT Mr Urry Sharah BOTTOM RIGHT Mr Mike Mawh.nney 58 Administration Administration 59 INDIVIDUALS GROUPS Flight Takes Off The FLIGHT staff began work on the ’77 annual this summer at yearbook camp at Northeast in Monroe. Although many of the members on the staff were new, we walked away with three trophies: second place in sports section, first place in cover design, and a trophy for a superior planned yearbook. Since yearbook camp the entire staff and our photographers have been working almost every afternoon to get the FLIGHT out. The cooperation and dedication of my staff and our advisor, Mrs. Catherine Baker, was great all year and was responsible for making this book a success. Editor-in-Chief 62 Clubs TOP: J Howard and K Jenkins. Copy Writers MIDDLE 1976-77 FUGHT Staff (not pictured, C Dykes. D Rebouche. and M Rech) BOTTOM LEFT Patrick Carmody and Ed Gallaway, Layout Assistants. OPPOSITE PAGE. KNEELING Photographers, V Becken. Photography Editor. K Kiper STANDING C. Fitch.C Kirkland (not pictured. M Rech) MIDDLE LEFT Raymond Long. Editor-in-Chief MIDDLE RIGHT STAFF MEMBERS STANDING — A Doll ON WINGS — D Rebouche and C Dykes BOTTOM LEFT Tim Appleby and David Boin. Business Managers Clubs 63 CLC Is a Way of Life CLC is not just a large organization of three schools but a way of life, a community made up of Jesuit, St. Vincent’s, and Notre Dame. We are an active community that has learned to recognize the needs of others and to give service to help them fulfill those needs. We not only work together as a community, but we also pray together as a community. CLC stresses the fact that God is present in every event of our daily life. CLC is not only a challenge but also a commitment. It is a spiritual commitment intended to ignite initiative, creativity, and leadership in its members. Christian Life Community has now built a strong foundation for another successful school year TOP RIGHT Mike Tanner packs nonces for Muscular Dystrophy pledges MIDDLE LEFT Fr Kidwell prepares for the CLC. Convention. BOTTOM CLC members back up Mr Lerchie at one of the student masses “sKSiir 3t � Q fci ftir TOP: OFHCERS: C J McCray. Vire-Pres . R Moore. Preside; E Galloway Treasurer ABOVE FRONT ROW — K Appleby. D Bet km. K Rogers. J Marshall, M Tanner. B Pou. E (.assierc SECOND ROW — B Traas I Howard. C Marcotte, L Cordaro.J Schmall. K Bowles. K Martocte, K Jenkins, M Burda. C Moore. P Stppel.J Cullick, E Hall. G Pa c.G Mernman THIRD ROW-T Bullock. D CusEA femholc Carmody, I Couiret. Bcmhofc. R Elina. D Hill. D Nalley. M Mire. D Borne, J Marring. K Han FOURTH ROW — G .Miller. F Matk, C Zwahlm. R Alley. M Murray. Dvkes. T Appleby. C. Mitchell, C Thomas, M NX atts, k Kramer, C Seal FIFTH ROW — J Gayer. B Fouche, D Rebouchc Clubs 65 F.C.A. Works Together The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization of athletes working together to help each other become closer to God and to themselves. Jesuit’s F.C.A. has prospered this year thanks to the hard work of our moderator. Coach Rinaudo. and our officers Mike McCarthy. Steve Scott, Drew Dossett,Jeff Springmeyer, and Mike Watts. During the year we have had a special guest speaker at every meeting There have been money making projects such as basketball competition, car wash, a volleyball tournament, and the opening of the F.C.A. office which sold Jesuit T-shirts, hats, and similar items. The year was topped off by sending as many t f our athletes as possible to a National F C.A. camp, an experience that will not soon by forgotten. President TOP Mack and Johnson listen attentively to one of the many guest speakers ABOVE The 1976-77 F.CA. BOTTOM RIGHT FCA OFFICERS SITTING — Coach Tony Rinaudo, G. Page, F Johnson, S. Pumilio, T. Bullock, G Mack STANDING — M Watts, J Springmeyer, J Marshall, M McCarthy, President B Doran, S Scott, D Haynie 66 Clubs Flyer: Hard Working School newspapers, like The Flyer, represent the best efforts of interested srudents to write and to express their views on various subjects. As editor this year, I have tried to use what experience I have to produce the best editions ever at Jesuit There have been times when I felt that our staff was meeting this goal and times when we couldn’t even get off the ground. But no matter how much we have accomplished this year, next year ' s issues will be even better, because the challenge of doing your best always remains, and I think this is what journalism is all about ABOVE LEFT Mike Tanner. Tim Appleby. Keith Kramer. John Marshall, Associate Editors Mrs Debbie Bendick, Sponsor Ed Cassierc, Editor-in- Chirt ABOVE RIGHT MEMBERS OF FLYER STAFF FIRST ROW — B McNicoll, T Palmer. C Meyer SECOND ROW — K Jenkins, C. Thomas, J Schmal, C. Zwahlen, D Cush THIRD ROW - M Burda. G Kirkland, D Becken, C Seal BELOW LEFT The Flyer of the month is . Clubs 67 Key Club Opens Doors 19 7 6-77 was an outstanding year for the Jesuit Key Club Key Club is a school and community- service organization under a charter by Key Club International. Our sponsor is the Shreveport Kiwanis Club. We thank them very much for their help and concern. In the summer the officers and the dedicated faculty advisor, Mr Wolcott, were hard at work writing up the first set of Jesuit Key Club by-laws. A new attraction was the selection of eigh St. Vincent ' s seniors as sweethearts. Homecoming was a tremendous success, along with the football program The success of these activities was due to the hard work of the members and candidates. The new bulletin board helped the Key Club show their activities to the school through each year. This Club feels that it has established guidelines for coming years. I wish to express my sincere thanks to Mr Wolcott, our advisor. Sister Margaret Rose, D C.. Mrs. Bendick, Mr. Ernst, officers, members, and sweethearts. President TOP RIGHT: Jeff Spnngmevcr, Pres . Mike Watts, Tom Bullock, Gene Mack. Mr George Wolcott. Sponsor. ABOVE KEY CLUB MEMBERS FRONT ROW — Sr Margaret Rose. D C . J Ballard. M Chandler. S. Love. C Zwahlen. V Glorioso.J Sthmall. M Tanner, B Pou. J. Giddens. B Simmons. J. Cowen, B Fryer. A Jones. S. Philips. J Mijalis. G Wolcott SECOND ROW — D Dossett. M Burda, G Page. D O’Brien. K Kramer, J Marshall. V Slusher, M Warts, S. Scott. T Bullock, G Mack.J Spnngmevcr THIRD ROW — C J McCray. D Borne. R Long. T Carmody. P Cancillcri, T Schimshock. J Howard, C. Seal BOTTOM KEY CLUB SWEETHEARTS Beth Fryer. Amie Jones. Susan Philips. Sr. Margaret Rose. Mimi Chandler, Shawn Love, Jill Ballard. Julie Cowen NOT PICTURED — 68 Club� Oro1 Broc «° N.F.L. Shows Dedication This year saw the Jesuit National Forensic League rise to a level of excellence not attained in many, many years. At every speech tournament attended, Jesuit’s NFL representatives placed or won and several times we advanced overall sweepstakes honors. Credit for this success can be attributed to three things: hard work, and dedication; summer preparation especially in debate; and most of all a strong moderator in Mrs. Suzanne Scherer. At this time already we have qualified debates for both the state and national Tournament of Champions. Indeed this year the NFL was one of the most successful activities in advancing the name of Jesuit High School TOP LEFT SENIOR DEBATERS M Tanner, T Appleby, M Burda, T Povinelli, R Moore NOT Pit Tl ' RED — M Frohman BOTTOM LEFT JUNIOR DEBATORS R Eltna, E Nettclton, G Ghio, G. Mem man, D Borne, B Fouche ABOVE OFFICERS M Burda, President, T Povinelli, Vice President, D Borne, Secretary Club 69 New Clubs: Math . . . This year there is a new dub at Jesuit, largely due to the efforts of Mrs. Scherer, an energetic math teacher at Jesuit. Mrs. McMurrian has now taken over as moderator since Mrs. Scherer became NFL Moderator. This club is the Jesuit Math Club. The purpose of the club is to encourage the interest of students in math-related subjects. A math tournament was held at Jesuit for seventh and eighth graders in Shreveport on January 15. I wish to express my thanks to the other officers, the members, and our two moderators for the tremendous support and understanding throughout the year. President ■i __ _ . , - ABOVE RIGHT T hear R.cc and MIT have easy math courses.” MIDDLE LEFT MATH CLUB OFFICERS Bradley Frohman, Sec.-Treas . Kelvin Jenkins. V. Pres.. Mrs La Wanna McMurrian, Sponsor, Thom Hickey, Pres BOTTOM RIGHT MEMBERS FRONT ROW — K Marcotte, D Borne. M Tanner, J. Schmall, K Bowles, M Burda. D Cash SECOND ROW — D Langley. E. Galloway, E. Ncttleton, J. Gayer, J Caskey. L Romero, J Dowdall, T Povinelli. THIRD ROW — C. Shelton, R Lewis. A Doll, R. Rech, C. Marcotte, S. Micinski, B Fouche, R O’Leary. N Bui FOURTH ROW — E. Hall. B Nolan, J Coutret, P. Carmody, M Woolbert FIFTH ROW - C McCulloch. D Dossett, K Doss, C. Churchill 70 Club . . . and Spanish One of the new clubs this year is the newly formed Jesuit Spanish Club. It consists of all Spanish students and some former ones. All these are under the leadership of Miss Nancy Bozeman and Mrs. Filar Briggs. The Spanish Club elected officers early in the year who went on to lead the club in Spanish-oriented activities. A party was held by the officers that we hope will become an annual event. Along with the rest of the officers, I wish the members and our great moderators: Bueno suerte!” President TOP LEFT SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: D. Dossett, President. J. Campbell, Treasurer, B Day, Secretary, K Marcoue, V-Presidcnt, G. Ghio MIDDLE LEFT FRONT ROW - B Smithwick, T Smith, J Campbell, E Nusser, M Wolcott SECOND ROW-J Giddens, B Day, S. Byrd, K Marcotte, G. Volz, S Ferris, J Denhollem, C Marcotte. D Hill, G. Guillot, B Cush, J Pinclcard, P Cuellar, E. Baldwin, M Dugard. K Doss. C. Price, D. Dossett MODERATORS: Mrs Pilar Briggs and Miss Nancy Bozeman. K Marcotte presides over meeting Clubs 71 SVA Shows Support A certain group of young ladies from St. Vincent’s Academy donate their time and talent in service to the Jesuit football team. They cheered at games, erected banners, and performed during halftimes. Of course, we mean the SVA Marching Squad and Pep Squad. Every marcher conscientiously practices during the long rehearsal sessions to perfect her performance before each game The girls also attend summer workshops to improve and cheerleaders boost spirit by yelling along with them. The dedication and spirit exhibited by the two squads is appreciated by every Jesuit student. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP SENIORS MARCHERS J Cowcn, S. Hayden, J Ballard, B Fryer MIDDLE LEFT OFFICERS E Paylor, C. Rushing, M. A. Gallien, G Brocato, B Mullin, B. Condaro, S. Love, and V Carney MIDDLE RIGHT Many hours of practice are put into each routine BOTTOM The 1976 Marching Squad McCauley, C Smith, T Ryan. L. Nolan. M Watkins, E Plumb, P Warren. BOTTOM LEFT FIRST ROW — S Apple, C Zaffatcr, C Alley,J Cordaro, E Milazzo, R Cordaro SECOND ROW - S Davis, K Selber.J Sutherland, L Koooce, D Atkins, J Badzik THIRD ROW J Lyons, J. Procell. J Mathvm. M Deal, K Paylor, L Lafargue. S Scott. K Brock BOTTOM RIGHT FIRST ROW ' — S. Welter, L Caplis, K Kerim. M Sardisco.J. Ctiwden. D Ferhto, S. Love. SECOND ROW D Dethloff, K. Erwin, S Fatnir, V Seal, D Walton, L Munger. B Mullen. S. Apple, G. Moranto,J Robichcaux. Clubs 73 Science and Latin Clubs The Field Biology Club is in its third year of existence. The members increased their knowledge of the great outdoors by hiking, mountain climbing, and field trips into the wilderness. One special project was a camping trip in the Arkansas Ozarks. Under the direction of the new Latin teacher, Fr. Duffy, a new Jesuit Latin Club was formed. Although the club has yet to engineer any projects, we arc looking forward to many worthwhile contributions from the club members. TOP RIGHT FIELD BIOLOGY CLUB P McBride. E Oliver. D Gautier. B Caulkins. S. Poss. L. Cordato, and K. Gautier MIDDLE LATIN CLUB OFFICERS B Frohman, President. R Elina. V President. Tom Carmody Secretary; P Solomon Treasurer, Curtis Shelton, Parliamentarian. BOTTOM RIGHT LATIN CLUB MEMBERS: C Shelton, T Palmer, G Merriman. B Fouche, T Ruhie.J Miialis, D. Borne, J Fairchild, J Sardisco, S Robuhcaux. K Johnson. D. Sanusi, B Noland. M Brown. W. Watkins, C Bemhoft. M Burda. D Carder, D Rebouche, J Martina 74 Club HONORS HONORS HONORS HONORS Jesuit Students Honored Every year juniors across the nation take the P S A T. in hopes of receiving national recognition from their scores. Jesuit had ten students honored by the National Merit Corporation. Named National Merit semi finalists were Micheal Burda, Dick Haynie, Paul Mackin, and Bruce Stentz. National Achievement semi-finalists were Kelvin Jenkins, Craig McMullen, and David Pullman. National Merit commended students were Mike McCarthy, Randall Moore, and Bob Scott. Mike Tanner and Mike Burda represented Jesuit at Boys ' State in Baton Rouge this summer. Tanner was elected outstanding citizen. TOP BOYS ' STATE DELEGATES Mike Burda and Mike Tanner MIDDLE LEFT NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SEMI FINALISTS David Pullman and Craig McMullen (Not pictured Kelvin Jenkins) MIDDLE RIGHT NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS Mike Burda, Paul Mackin, Dick Haynie, and Bruce Scent 2 . BOTTOM RIGHT NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS Randall Moore, Mike McCarthy, and Bob Scott 76 Honors N.H.S.: a New Dimension The National Honor Society This year the NHS acquired a new moderator and a new dimension to its sponsored activities. Mrs. McMurrian took over the leadership of the NHS and helped get the first NHS Art Show off the ground. With these additions the NHS marked a successful year. President TOP N H S OFFICERS E Lock, Recording Secretary. C. Alvaiti, Corresponding Secretary; M Frohman, V Pres. K Jenkins. Treasurer. P Macken. President BOTTOM FIRST ROW — C Wood, R Moore. M Tanner. D Haymc. B Simmons. E Cassiere, S Poss, P Gautier, T Bordelon. C Churchill SECOND ROW — D Meadows. M Morrison. B Doran, C McKmght, M Burda. M Woolbert THIRD ROW — L Romero. J Cuskcy. K Bowles. M Wans. D Rebout he, P Cancilleri. D Lunn. M Murray. Mrs McMurnan, Sponsor FOURTH ROW —) Dowdall, A Doll. R Lon , M McCanhey. T Bullock, A Bemhoft.J Coutret.J Mnalis. P Carmody.C. Naus REMAINDER — C. Prcmo, B Fouche. B Frohman. B Traas.C. Zwahlen, K Kramer, D Borne, J Schmal. C. Seal, S. Micinski Honors 77 TOP RIGHT The 1976 77 Cheerleaders TOP LEFT Head Cheerleader Amie Jones. BOTTOM RIGHT Vikki Provenza MIDDLE. Katherine Smith. LEFT The 1976-77 Cheerleaders 78 Honors Cheerleaders Enthusiastic Our cheerleaders devote an enormous amount of time and effort to promote spirit at Jesuit athletic contests. Unity between Jesuit and S. V.A. is encouraged by activities designed by these people. These activities include banner contests and pep rallies. Head cheerleader was Amie Jones, a S.V.A. senior. The other senior cheerleader was Susan Philips Junior cheerleaders were Margaret Acosta, Vikki Provenza, Kathe rine Smith, and Teri Spataro. For the first time since 1973, there were boy cheerleaders from Jesuit. They were seniors, Barry Simmons and Mike Tanner and juniors, Walter Chandler and Cliff Moore. Thanks to the cheerleaders for a job well-done. TOP LEFT Ten Spataro TOP RIGHT Sue Haynie, Snoopy MIDDLE LEFT Mike Tanner. Barry Simmons MIDDLE Margaret Acosta. RIGHT Susan Phillips BOTTOM LEFT Cl if Moore. Walter Chandler Honors 79 Homecoming Court Presented One of the most exciting features of the Homecoming festivities is the selection of the court. This year’s court consisted of twelve lovely St. Vincent’s ladies. Jill Ballard reigned as this year’s Queen. Junior Margaret Acosta was chosen Football Sweetheart. Caroline Cunningham and Carol Brocato represented the Pep Squad and Marching Squad, respectively. Maids from the Senior Class were Amie Jones and Susan Phillips. The Junior Class was represented by Diane Cox and Sue Welter. Acting as Sophomore Maids were Julie Cordaro and Lyn Buker while Emmie Jacobs and Liz Welter served as Freshman Maids. We congratulate the young women who were presented as members of the Homecoming Court. TOP; Marching Squad Favorite; Carol Brocato. MIDDLE LEFT Homecoming Queen, Jill Ballard MIDDLE RIGHT The 1976 Homecoming Court BOTTOM RIGHT Junior Maids, Sue Welter and Diane Cox. 80 Honors TOP LEFT: Freshman Maids, Emmy Jacobs and Liz Welter. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Maids, Julie Cordaro and Lynn Buker. BOTTOM LEFT: Football Sweetheart Margaret Acosta. MIDDLE Senior Maids, Susan Phillips and Amic Jones. RIGHT Pep Squad Favonte, Caroline Cunningham. Honors 81 TOP ALL-DISTRICT PLAYERS: G Miller, G Mack, G Page, B Doran, D Haynie, M Watts. S Scott, P Cordaro. MIDDLE LEFT THE PLAYERS WHO MADE THE ALL STATE TEAM G. Page, Defensive Back, G. Mack, Offensive Tackle, S. Scott, Kicking Specialist. MIDDLE RIGHT All-District Specialist S. Scott and All-District Defense Players, B. Doran, G. Page, and G Mack BOTTOM RIGHT THE JOURNAL ALLCITY DEFENSIVE PLAYERS B Doran, G Page, G Mack. P Mitchell, S. Scott, T Bullock, and D Dossett. 82 Honors Jesuit Players Receive Recognition At the end of a successful season, some of the people responsible are honored for their efforts. This year’s football team garnered many district, city, and state honors. Paul Cordaro. Mike Watts, Gene Mack, Grey Miller, Dick Haynie, Brian Doran, Greg Page, and Steve Scott made the 1- AAA All-District team. Cordaro was Outstanding Offensive Player and Mack, Outstanding Defensive Player. All-City team members were Doran, Miller, Watts, Mack, Cordaro, Page, Watts, Pat Mitchell, Drew Dossett, Steve Scott, and Tom Bullock. Page was named Outstanding Defensive Player. Jesuit had three All-Staters this year. They were Mack, Page, and Scott. The year was also an exceptional year for Coach Anthony Catanese, as he was named All-District, All-City, and All-State Coach of the Year We at Jesuit are proud of our honored coach and athletes. TOP THE OFFENSIVE PLAYERS NAMED TO THE TIMES AND JOURNAL ALL CITY TEAM G Miller. G Mack. D Cordaro, and M Warts MIDDLE The honored players of the 1976 football team with Head Coach Catanese BOTTOM LEFT Congratulations to Coach Anthony Catanese, Head Coach of the 1976 State Champion team, who was named the All-Gry, All-Distnct. and All-State Coach of Year BOTTOM RIGHT ALL DISTRICT OFFENSIVE PLAYERS: G Miller, G Mack, M Watts, D Haynte, and P Cordaro. Honors ! 83 S.G.A. Unites TOP Mike Burda, Treasurer BOTTOM LEFT Mike Watts, Vice-President BOTTOM RIGHT The 1976- 77 Student Government Association At the beinning of this year, as the President of the S.G.A. I stated, There will not be a single person who has walked through the doors of Jesuit who will not have gotten involved in some way, shape or form with the S.G.A. I said this optimistically but I am now saying this as a fact and with great pride. The S.G.A felt that the students of Jesuit are exceptional and capable of excelling in anything they try. This year the S.G.A. tried to pull Jesuit together to unite, to fulfill our potential and become one school with one purpose — to get the most out of what Jesuit has to offer And if you look back on the school year of 1976-77 you’ll see that we have proven just that to you. I hope that the future S.G.A. will continue in this tradition of boosting school spirit and school pride. There is nothing more rewarding than looking back honestly and stating the facts of what Jesuit did, not what Jesuit could have done Honors 85 Class Service Officers Give to the School TOP: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: S. Scoct, Treasurer; T Bullock, Secretary; S. Guansco, Parliamentarian. J Pineda, President, M Thibodeaux. Vice-President. BOTTOM CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: C Bndwcll.J Fontaine. C Home. M Griffen, C Ehmkc. W Chandler. C. J McCray. C. Zwahlen. R Moore. M Millen.J Springmeyer. G Maik NOT PICTURED: T Palmer. R MiKinnic.A Anderson 86 Honors MIDDLE LEFT: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SITTING — J Garland. Parliamentarian. K Doss, Secretary STANDING — R Elina. Vice-President. G Mernman, President. T Howell, Treasurer MIDDLE RIGHT FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS V Wilkinson. Parliamentarian; B Day, Treasurer. B Campbell, President, M Leonardi, Secretary; (not pictured,J. Reeder, Vice-President) BOTTOM JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS C. Thomas, Parliamentarian, C. Moore. Secretary, D Cush, Treasurer. R Long, Vice-President, K Kramer, President. Honors 87 1976-77 Flyers of the Month 88 Honors 1976-77 Flyer of the Year Mike Tanner H Honors 89 INDIVIDUALS GROUPS SPORTS ACTIVITIES CLOSING 1976 Louisiana State AAA Champions TOP FRONT ROW — Managers K Han, K Rogers, F Johnson 20, B Doran 77, G Mack 78, P Cordaro 33,G. Miller 65, T Bullock 8, J Marshall 7,G. Page 42,J Pineda 1, M Watts 54, D Haynie 25, S. Scott 62, R Starr SECOND ROW — Father Duffy, Coach Rinaudo, C McKmght 85, G. Raines 73, C Thomas 72, K Roeten 26, V Glorioso 68, J Bilberry 60, K Kelly 21, K Bowles 2.0 O’Brien 3, P Cancilleri 27,J Murray 31, P Davis 80, R Spurlin 67, E Cassiere THIRD ROW — Coach Sardisco, Coach Thompson. S. Pumilio 30, S. Thornton 35, P Solomon 53,J. Ruben 84, R Elina 64. D Corley 34, P Mitchell 73, F Drest 52.J Milazzo 6, C. Camp 46, P Harnngton 50, M Terracina 29. D Alexander 36, Mr Ernst. Principal, Coach Mawhinney, Father Kidwell, President FOURTH ROW — Head Coach Catanese. Coach Engelke, G Bordelon 17,0 McIntyre 22, M Camden 40, T Terros 18. J Aillet 16,S Pendleton 23. D Dossett 45,C Bemhoft 70, T Richie 82, G Ghio 74, M Gnffin 63, M Gugliuzza 12, N Woodall «7i,M Renfro 5. M Millen 76, R McKinney 32, Team Chaplain Father Johnson. BOTTOM Nothing can stop the All-State Defense’ 92 Sports , ; ■■ HS. i,;-’ , U| - 4ffc S .. s TOP KNEELING — Coach Engel ke, Coach Thompson, Head Coach Caunese, Coach Rmaudo. STANDING — Father Johnson. Team Chaplain, Mr Anthony Sardisco, Athletic Director, Coach Mahwinney, Fr Duffy. NOT PICTL1RED: Coach Sharrah MIDDLE LEFT Drew Dossen lunges for the ball carrier MIDDLE RIGHT SITTING — M Monda, C Moranto, J Mauser, J Smith, K Gautier. M Fryer, D Lex. M Griffen, D Waite KNEELING — C J Roy.J Camden, J. Campbell, R Holman. D Corley, M Cush, G. Volz, S Ferris, S Friday, M Pakowski, K Richter, J Robinson, Fr. Duffy STANDING —Coach Sharrah, B Day, V. Wilkinson, J Prest, C. Garborino, T Hamm, C. Badzik, T Kane, R DeVilbiss, B Campbell, C Carmody, R Hammond, N Watkins. Coach Mahwinney Sports 93 TOP RIGHT Pre-game jitters MIDDLE LEFT Defense ' Defense ' BOTTOM LEFT Jesuit - 3, Wossman - 0 BOTTOM RIGHT: Fred Johnson joins the pile-on OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Dick Haynie blocks for a touchdown run BOTTOM RIGHT Players leave field after another winning game BOTTOM LEFT Jesuit specialty teams did a fine job this year Sports 95 96 Sport TOP RIGHT Worry shows on the faces of the cheerleaders as they watch the Bolton game MIDDLE LEFT: All state Steve Scott boots one of his nine field goals MIDDLE RIGHT Jorge Pineda clears the way for a Greg Page run. BOTTOM RIGHT Marshall and Johnson win the toss at the Lutcher game TOP LEFT Paul Cordaro rushed for 955 yards before being injured in the first playoff game MIDDLE RIGHT All-stater Gene Mack sacks the opponent’s quarterback. BOTTOM LEFT Nothing can stop us now? Season record 14-0 District record 5-0 Playoffs: 4-0 Jesuit 6 Airline 0 Jesuit 21 Bossier 14 Jesuit 21 Southwood 14 Jesuit 17 Spnngfull 0 Jesuit 26 Green Oaks 0 Jesuit 10 Ruston 3 Jesuit 50 North Wood 0 Jesuit 35 Byrd 0 Jesuit 21 Haughton 0 Jesuit 17 North Caddo 0 Jesuit 3 Wossman 0 Jesuit 23 Bolton 20 Jesuit 17 Lurcher 7 Jesuit 7 Winnfield 0 I TOP RIGHT The action comes to a halt and Jesuit comes up with the ball MIDDLE Flyers get themselves psyched up before the game BOTTOM RIGHT Flyers team up for a tackle k. .m r 98 Sports Flyers Show What Teamwork Is All About TOP LEFT The Jesuit goal line defense prevents an opponent’s touchdown MIDDLE We know that you know that we know we’re 1. BOTTOM LEFT Mike Camden sacks the Wmnfield quarterback Poise — Pride — Unity — Discipline TOP RIGHT: The Flyer offensive line crashes into Bolton ' s defense ABOVE The defensive line springs into action. RIGHT Team captain Brian Doran gives a spirited talk at the championship pep rally. 1 (X) Sports TOP LEFT Shreveport-Bossier area rejoices over Jesuit State Title TOP RIGHT John Marshall rolls out against the Southwood Cowboys MIDDLE RIGHT Marshall hands off to top runner Paul Cordaro. BOTTOM LEFT Bnan Doran makes an outstanding tackle against the Winnfield Tigers TOP: Flyer defense stands in readiness LEFT Sco« Pendleton charges the Wossman defense BOTTOM RIGHT We re number one ' OPPOSITE PAGE: An anxious moment History Repeats Itself: 1967,1976 The 1976 football season was the greatest in Jesuit’s history For the first time since 1967 the Flyers captured the state title and ended the season with an undefeated slate. All of this was due to excellent coaching and dedication on the part of the players. The Flyers first showed their stuff in the Jamboree, downing both Green Oaks and North wood by scores of 14-0. The season officially began with games against tough Quad-A teams, all of which had beaten us last year. Jesuit won its first game against Airline with a score of 6-0. The next victim of the Flyers ' wrath was Bossier, toppled by a score of 21-14. Southwood played a fantastic game against us, but were no match for the Flyer defense as the game ended 21-14, Jesuit. It should be noted that all three of these teams were in the Quad-A play-offs. Homecoming was the Distria opener against Springhill. The Lumberjacks went under by a score of 17-0. Quad-A Green Oaks was dumped with a score of 27-0. Next the Flyers traveled to Ruston for another district game. The Bearcats could not ruin the Flyer winning streak and lost, 10-3. Northwood, another distria game, was won by Jesuit, 30-0. Another Quad-A opponent, Byrd, was totally clobbered with a 33-0 score. Jesuit faced its biggest 1-AAA competition against the Haughton Buccaneers. Although the Buccaneers gave it their best try, they were unable to score on the Big Blue, losing 21-0. The last game of the regular season against North Caddo resulted in a Jesuit win of 17-0, a 10-0 season, and the District 1-AAA championship. Wossman was the first play-off game. Remembering the embarrassing defeat last year, the Flyers won by a score of 3-0 with a field goal by senior Steve Scon. The quarter-final game was played in Alexandria against 3-AAA champion Bolton. In spite of the faa that no. 1 runner Paul Cordaro had been injured in the previous game, Jesuit still capped a victory with a score of 23-20. A long-awaited and important contest faced the Blue Flyers. In the semi-final match Jesuit was pitted against no. 1 ranked and last year’s state champions, the Lutcher Bulldogs. Overcoming almost overwhelming odds (one of which was playing in the Lutcher stadium), the Flyers beat the Bulldogs by a score of 17-7. Last, and definitely not least, was the final game in which Jesuit faced the Winnfield Tigers. No amount of talking and mudslinging by the Tiger coach could prevent the Flyers from winning this all- important game Winnfield had its first shut-out of the season, 7-0, and Jesuit had the state title. There were many outstanding players for Jesuit this season. Mike Watts, Paul Cordaro, Steve Thornton, Greg Page and Fred Johnson made their marks on offense. Outstanding defense players were Gene Mack, Brian Doran, Drew Dossctt, Pat Mitchell, and Greg Page. Steve Scott gave the Flyers numerous field goals and extra point kicks, and John Marshall proved a great quarterback. But it was a team effort that made the Flyers no. 1 and gave them the coveted state trophy. Sports 103 TOP LEFT: Offensive line awaits the snap. TOP RIGHT This is our year and no one can take it from us.” BOTTOM Jesuit catches the Flyer fever. 104 Sports TOP LEFT Nothing but open field for Greg Page on THE touchdown run TOP RIGHT: Steve Thornton runs for yardage against Wossman. BOTTOM LEFT Coach Thompson watches his backfield in action BOTTOM RIGHT Pat Mitchell goes in for the kill 0 s 7h Sports 105 TOP The 1976-77 Varsity Team — Kneeling, C McMullen, D Pullman. M McCarthy. M Mornson.J Springmeyer. C Fitch. C Naus. and R Truitt Standing. Head Coach Larry Sharrah, ] Kirkpatrick, K Roeten, D Dassett, J Wilmore. T Shimschock, Assistant Mike Mawhinney RIGHT: Jesuit’s Long Arm gets the tip TOP JR V ' ARSITY TEAM E HomcJ Kirkpatrick. R DiVilbiss, T Schimschock. G. Lind lev. K Roeten. M. Brown. D Corlev MIDDLE LEFT Jimmy Wilmorc prepares to pass MIDDLE RIGHT FRESHMAN TEAM STANDING — R DiVilbiss. D Hobbs. M Brown, D. Corley. SITTING — B Debusk, C Marcotte. Ed Home, K Kramer BOTTOM MANAGERS S Stanfield. M Roeten.J Procell (not pictured D Nalley) Sports 107 Basketball Team Shows Determination TOP Keith Roctcn gets the rebound. LEFT Ed Home was top scorer for the freshman team RIGHT Determination shows on the face of Jeff Springmeyer as he shoots. 108 Basketball TOP Senior players Craig McMullen. Robert Truitt. Chauncy Fitch. Michael Momson. Jeff Springmeyer. Chip Naus. Mike McCarthcy. and David Pullman. LEFT David Pullman and opponent shake hands before the tip-off RIGHT The Flyers listen attentively to a pre game pep talk by Coach Sharrah Basketball t 109 Basketball Players Proved Good Sportsmen Jesuit 74 South wood 70 Jesuit 73 Woodlawn 87 Jesuit 52 Bossier 79 Jesuit 70 Hunington 71 Jesuit 58 Benton 80 Jesuit 72 Huntington 87 Jesuit 60 Logan sport 73 Jesuit 53 Rosen wild 58 Jesuit 51 Benton 75 Jesuit 66 Byrd 67 Jesuit 56 Notre Dame 52 Jesuit 59 Parkway 73 Jesuit 71 Fair Park 73 Jesuit 44 Woodlawn 74 Jesuit 37 Byrd 55 Jesuit 59 Byrd 67 Jesuit 61 Southwood 69 Jesuit 36 Haughton 64 Jesuit 46 Ruston 73 .Jesuit 61 Non h wood 70 Jesuit 49 Spnnghill 79 Jesuit 59 Nonh Caddo 71 Jesuit 56 Haughton 72 Jesuit 44 Ruston 75 Jesuit 47 Nonhwood 55 Jesuit 69 Spnnghill 81 Jesuit 56 Nonh Caddo 62 TOP RIGHT Mike McCarthy watches as Jeff Spnngmeyer takes a free-throw BOTTOM RIGHT Frustration. 112 Sports Fans Support Flyers Throughout Season The Jesuit Flyers basketball team was under the guidance of two new coaches this year. Coach Larry Sharrah and Coach Mike Mawhinney. The cagers did not have a winning season this year, but spirit ran high as usual. The season started with a win for the Flyers, but as the season progressed one loss followed another. The players and fans remained undaunted and kept trying. The players consistently improved and support from the fans was strong. Coach Sharrah helped the team with its development. They practiced diligently between games and carefully planned the strategy for every upcoming game. Improvements were made and many pitfalls were overcome. Jesuit had many fine players. Jeff Springmeyer was one of the leading scorers in district. Seniors Mike McCarthy and David Pullman were great scorers and ball-handlers. Although shorter than most players, Craig McMullen can really hustle. Jimmy Wilmore, a junior, displayed great skill on the court. We have high hopes for next year’s season. Coach Sharrah and Coach Mawhinney have some good junior players and many other hopefuls. With morale, team work, and support from the school, we will have a good season in 78. TOP Team unity is exemplified by Chip Naus and Jimmy Wilmore LEFT An opponent tries in vain to block a iump-shot by David Pullman RIGHT Everyone watches as a Huntington player attempts to score Sports TOP: Jimmy Wilmorc moves the ball downcourt LEFT Chip Naus prepares to pass. RIGHT Jeff Spnngmeyer and an opposing player prepare to spring into ac tion as both Jesuit and Byrd players look on 114 Sports TOP Coach Mawhinncy smiles happily after the South wood game MIDDLE LEFT Michael Morrison covers his man MIDDLE RIGHT Drew Dossett and opponent lunge for the ball. BOTTOM LEFT Coach Sharrah shows a new defense tactic to Coach Mawhinney. Sports 115 Soccer Kicks Off The only flaws in the club’s undefeated season were lack of a coach and a dearth of opponents. In the five games that the club did play, not only did they emerge the winner, but they also did not allow any points to be scored against them. The soccer club entertains the hope of a spring season, with more high school teams participating. TOP LEFT Senior players watch action from the sidelines. TOP RIGHT THE 1976-77 SOCCER TEAM FIRST ROW - P Mackm. R Nelson. M Murray, J Landry, P Gautier SECOND ROW — L Cordaro, E Oliver, C. Wood, M Lashley. C. Alvarez. S Poss BOTTOM RIGHT Fierce companion marked a good season. 116 Sports Season Record 5 0 Jesuit 4 Captain Shrtvc 0 Jesuit 6 Sc Andrews 0 Jesuit 2 St. Andrews 0 Jesuit ! First Baptist 0 Jesuit 4 First Baptist 0 TOP Mike Burda uses his head BOTTOM Pete Gautier warms up before an important game Sports II 7 INDIVIDUALS GROUPS SPORTS ACTIVITIES CLOSING S.G.A. Active This year’s Student Government Association was the most active ever. The activities started in the beginning of the year and became more involved as the year progressed. The first activities centered around the Big Brother program. There were Big Brother dances and picnics. Following these there were cheering and banner contests during the football season. A spirit week was held in conjunction with homecoming. A chess tournament and football and basketball tournaments between technical classes were sponsored. The SGA brought guest speakers to entertain and inform the students. The SGA is a vital pan of life at Jesuit. We are privileged to have one that is so active TOP LEFT The class of 4F panicipates in the class cheer contest. TOP RIGHT Cra ig McMullen smiles as his team, 4H. wins the intramurals BOTTOM Dorothy Hamill and Co. CLC Active in Community Affairs The Sodality had very many accomplishments this year. It started the year off by hosting the southern region Christian Life Community convention in which people from all over the south attended. This brought people together and allowed them to meditate on the theme of the convention, Who Are You?” Many times this year the Sodality supported the Right to Life Movement which campaigns against abortion. The Sodality was represented by various members when Ronald Reagan and Mrs. Jimmy Carter came to Shreveport. The Sodality helped with the Canned Food Drive at Christmas and with Sr. Margaret throughout the year. One of the main projects was the Poor Man’s Supper. The Sodality, along with the Key Club, provided 60 to 80 people who prepared for the supper, worked during the supper, and cleaned up afterwards. The future plans for the Sodality include the Mission Drive and the National C.LC. Convention which is to be held this August in New Orleans. TOP OFFICERS M Tinner, President, M McCoy, R Alford, V Pres ; J Schmal, Treasurer. V Provenza, V Pres , J Robicheaux, Secretary , Fr. Kidwell. Moderator. V Seal. Treasurer, M Voss, Publicity Chairman MIDDLE LEFT First half of the 1976-77 Sodality —CLC BOTTOM RIGHT Many students attended this year’s dance-a-thon 122 Activities TOP The other half of the 1976-77 Sodality-CLC LEFT Manv outstanding speakers attended the C.LC Convention this year RIGHT Sodality Group Leaders of 1976 - 77 . B Cordaro. M Burda, N Zaffater, J Pineda, and B Williams (Not pictured, D Bet ken and K Gam ) Activities 1 23 Football Banquet Tom Bullock, Paul Cordaro, and Gene Mack were named co-captains at the year ' s annual football banquet. The master of ceremonies for the event was Dad’s Club president Dr Donald Mack. Cordaro was named outstanding player of the year and Mack and Greg Page shared the outstanding defensive player award. Tom Bullock and Mike Watts received special coaches awards with the scholastic aw ards going to Tom Bordelon, Dick Haney, and Scott Pendleton Kicker Steve Scott received the team’s specialist award. Congratulations are certainly in order for all those honored at the banquet. TOP Jill Ballard presents a plaque to the Flyer squad on behalf of the Homecoming Court. MIDDLE LEFT Appreciation is shown for the 1976 state championship team MIDDLE RIGHT Junior football players talk about old times with cheerleader Margaret Acosta. BOTTOM Fr Johnson and Mrs Rinaudo enjoy the delicious meal prepared by members of the Mothers Club and Mrs Calantone 1 24 Activities - Style Show Successful To keep in tune with the election year, Snoopy for President” was chosen as the theme for the 1976 Jesuit Mothers’ Club Style Show. Jesuit and members of the Mothers’ Club gave a good deal of time and effort to prepare the show and make it a success. This annual presentation is of great value to the students of Jesuit High School. By selling tickets to the show, the Mothers’ Club obtains money which goes toward many of our extra-curricular activities. We are grateful for this tremendous contribution from these conscientious parents. Activities 1 25 INDIVIDUALS GROUPS SPORTS ACTIVITIES CLOSING 128 Student Life Student 132 Student Life 1 36 Student Life 140 Student Life 142 Student Life ADVERTISEMENTS 1976-77 I Dr. Jack M. Art Dog and Cat Clinic I Barnette Distributors Lt. Col. and Mrs. Clifford Doss ■ Bossier City Amoco Miss Sharon Lee Duhon ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Baucum Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dunkelman 1 Dixie Bowles James Dykes I Shirley Brown Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Joe Eckelkamp ■ Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Butler Billy Ray Elliott ■ Mary Loretta Caplis Courtesy of a friend H Central Street Grocery A friend 1 W. B. Chandler Garret Building Co. 1 Consolidated T.V. Service Sue P. George 1 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Day Mrs. T. K. Giddens 1 Dealer Food Service Equipment Co. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Giddens 1 Dodson Printing Co. Gilmores ' Newstand Elizabeth Horne 146 ATRONS C. M. Hutchinson, Jr. Robert A. Osuna Industrial Research Corporation Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Oxenreiter Insurex International, Inc. Philip H. Parsons Mr. Ed Jolly Peters ' Grocery Kennedy Supply Co. Inc. John C. Pettigrew Dr. and Mrs. Marc L. Kerlin Refrigeration Service Krock of Cheese Mr. and Mrs. John Renshaw Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lindley Joseph L. Roberts Clovis A. Martin Family Mr. Larry Sharrah George W. McCallister George Sproull Co. Inc. Mrs. R. Miller Jenny and Andrea Tatum Joseph W. Milner Mr. F. H. Taylor Ed Nettleton Tebbes Bowlero Lanes Dr. and Mrs. V. M. Osetinsky Womack Production Company Dr. Norman Zaffater The Razor ' s Edge Hair Styling for Men and Regular Barber Services Appointments Available 262 Oclcley Dr. Phone 865 3549 EileY, RILEY-BEAIRD, INC. A SUBSIDIARY OF THE RILEY COMPANY P.O. Bo 31115 Shreveport, Louisiana 71130 Phone (318) 868 4441 Compliments of ST. JUDE ' S CHURCH SCHUMPERT MEDICAL CENTER Owned and Operated by the SISTERS OF CHARITY of the Incarnate Word SWENSEN ' S ICECREAM FACTORY CHEZ VOUS MOTOR INN Come See! Outrageously Rich 5215 Monkhouse Drive Shreveport, Louisiana 71109 148 Ice Cream Made in Our Shoppe 4414 Youree Drive 865 1184 NEW YORK FURNITURE CO. Inc. IIOI WEST 70«h STREET SHREVEPORT LA. 71108 Compliments of TOMMIE ' S NOVELTY Good Luck, Flyers! WEINGARTEN ' S BRIGHT STAR BAPTIST CHURCH 223 E. 78th Street Shreveport, Louisiana REV. ELMO DANIEL, Pastor Phone:861 0232 Phone 221 8290 SHREVET.V. RADIO JAMES R. BARBEE STEREO —COLOR T.V. 1917 Centenary Shreveport, La. 71101 SALES —SERVICE U9 Installing • Repairing • Binding Free Estimates ASSOCIATED BUSINESS WILKINSON MACHINES CARPET SERVICE Sales and Service Phone 687 0091 1009 Windsor Drive Shreveport, La. 1614 Market St. MICHAEL E. MOLONEY Shreveport, La. 71102 Phone 221-3813 • ! | iCSM ’ ACOUSTICS, inc. BUBBA CORDARO Sales Representative SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71107 COURTESY CHEVROLET, INC. 2627 Linwood Ave. Bus. Phone 425 3471 Shreveport, La. 71101 Res. Phone 869 1755 TUMINELLO ' S jg§j PHILLIPS 66 EMILY ZUM BRUNNEN At Phillips 66 it ' s performance that counts. TONY J. TUMINELLO, Proprietor 730 Croclcett Street Shreveport, La. 71101 Phone:221 9492 INC. SPECIALIZING IN ENGLISH PERIOD FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES • INTERIORS 635 STOSER A IE. XL E • SHREVEPORT 1 Ot ISIA V A 71 loi • 221 5 5JO 150 Compliments of CHUCK SNYDER ' S PHARMACY INDUSTRIAL STEEL PRODUCTS CO., INC. 3910 Youree Drive 3176 North Market Phone 865 5131 Phone 423 6175 2502 Jewella Road Phone 635-051 1 Shreveport, La. Shreveport, Louisiana TRANSCONTINENTAL OIL CORPORATION 900 Mid South Towers Shreveport, Louisiana 71101 Tel (318) 222-9511 Oil and gas exploration, drilling, development, and production in major exploration areas of the United States and Canada. Coal mining and pro cessing in Kentucky. Stock quotations are available from the NASDAQ system. The symbol is TCNT. SUBSIDIARIES Diamond Coal Co., Inc. Larco Drilling Company, Inc. Jet Drilling Company, Inc. Transcontinental Oil Programs, Inc. Kern Drilling Company, Inc. Trecon Oil Co. Ltd. (Canada) Compagnie des Petroles Transcontinental, S.A MM GIGLIO PLUMBING HEATING Repairing — Contracting Free Estimates 1250 Jordan JOE GIGLIO Shreveport, Louisiana 425 5344 Courtesy of LAZ-E-BOY SHOWCASE SHOPS Machine Shop Service Brake Drums Turned Valve Grinding Disc Rotors Recond 3 HOWELL ' S AUTO SUPPLY BILL HOWELL 717 W. 70th St. Hovn: 7:30 AM 7:00 PM Shreveport. La. 71108 Monday-Saturday Phone (318) 868 3607 FIRST STATE BANK Gateway to Texas Waslcom, Texas DONALD W.CRAYS President HAL R. NORRIS Vice-President and Cashier Compliments of Joe and Gloria Thibodeaux ASA’S MID-CITY PHARMACY. INC. SERVICE FOR THE SICK 1509 LINE AVE. 221-7155 SHREVEPORT, LA. GOOD LUCK FLYERS! Vertac Fertilizers and Chemicals Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1977 Dr. and Mrs. Max Thornton 158 Compliments of THE BANK OF COMMERCE Member FDIC Shreveport, Louisiana Congratulations to the Flyers The Morgan Family Keep up the Jesuit spirit! Dedicated to the 1977 Jesuit Seniors; From the Captain Shreve Gators Remember the friends you ' ve made here; Remember when you ' re away. Remember the times you’ve had here and don ' t forget to come back someday. Remember beside the school grounds beneath the sky so blue, That you belong to Jesuit High School and Jesuit belongs to you. Carol Anderson Ann Graves Poo Bear Bobby Sue Steph Harrell Scum Boom boom Suzanne Johnson Carla Simpson Chap Little Bit Short-Stop Nancy Davis Laura Markham Suzan Smith Suzanne Flood Mighty Red Jean Wall Karen Foster Pep 159 ST. MARY OFTHE PINES CATHOLIC CHURCH Acreage • Homes • Commercial and Industrial Multi-List Service ' RATCLIFF REALTY COMPANY J. R. JOHN RATCLIFF □ MAUOR 10 3910 Merwin St. Off Phone 631 0841 Shreveport, La. 71109 Res. Phone 635-5129 FROM A FRIEND Phone: 861 2742 SHREVEPORT GYMNASTIC SUPPLY CO. Supplier of All Types of Gymnastic Uniforms and Equipment Pep Squad and Cheerleaders Frank Pernici Jr. 2410 Line Ave. Owner Shreveport, La. 71105 Danny C. Dickens YOKEM TOYOTA, INC. Authorized Dealer 2730 Linwood Ave. Sales. Parts and Service Shreveport, La. 71103 B. KENNY TAYLOR INC. The Builder Who Cares 686 0932 686 0995 Compliments of Mrs. O. J. Dykes, Sr. 162 Compliments of GEORGE ' S GRILL 175 E. Kings Hwy. 861 7264 CAPITAL PLANNING SERVICES, INC. Tax Shelter Specialist for Individuals and Corporations P.O. Drawer 56 Shreveport, La. 71161 Thomas T. Slaughter, C.L.U. (318) 221 -0913 LOUISIANA BANKA TRUST CO. neutiK Die uniteo sta res oerosiro SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA Compliments of THE FLIGHT STAFF 201 Beck Bldg. AC 318 221 - 1348 Compliments of James Gregg Lea Petroleum Geologist LEA ASSOCIATES A Friend P.O. Box 127 Shreveport, Louisiana 71161 163 4 I FORTUNE GAS OIL rafta Compliments of REGENT SHOES DAVID MOORE DEVELOPMENT CO.. Inc. 0|TO� ICI IOXMI LOUftMA 711M • 7NOM need oar read in my business fpfj BROOKWOOD BARBER SHOP 8932 Kingston Rd. Bobby Johnston Shreveport, La. 71108 Ph. 687-7085 Compliments of EL-CHICO —BOSSIER Phil Hidalgo, Jr. 2050 Old Minden Rd. Bossier City, La. 742 4685 Compliments of FARMERS SEAFOOD CO. If It Swims, We Sell It 1197 Hawn Ave. Shreveport, La. Compliments of STANLEY M. COTHREN Consulting Civil Engineer 228 N. Market Street Shreveport, Louisiana SCHUMPERT MEDICAL CENTER Owned and Operated by the SISTERS OF CHARITY of the Incarnate Word TEXACO TELEPHONE 868-0569 Cewis Pfiarmacy Pharwocy • Prof © r 102 E. KINGS HIGHWAY • SHPEVEPORT. LA. Congratulations Seniors Bruce Johnson Your Friends at the BONE AND JOINT Male Faded Glory Making You Number One Has Made Us Number One CLINIC YELLEN’S HIGH STYLE CLOTHES 203 Texas Street — 222 4721 Van Heusen Levi ' s SHREVEPORT BANK TRUST CO. Five Locations Ma in Office Summer Grove Branch 5836 Mansfield Rd. 9361 Mansfield Rd. Uptown Branch Westwood Branch 4855 Line Ave. 3420 Jewella Rd. University Branch 9300 Youree Dr. Member FDIC 166 WKATABVRCfR DRIVE INNS WHATABURGER OF LOUISIANA, INC. 1606A North Market Shreveport. Louisiana 71107 Congratulations to the Great Class of 77” Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watts, Jr. m£ d ic PHARMACY Good Luck Seniors Margie and Eddie Becken WMW£Z HUNGRY TIRE SHOPPERS m Grt« «r S � :n 5 ' . ft A Fantastic Product Yej Can Depend On BILLY COCHRAN Owner V 742-5871 TIP 400 E. TEXAS BOSSIER CITY Jutt Ov«r Th Br.dg« M BROWN ' S T.V. SERVICE BROWN ' S VENDING SERVICE 638 E. 70th St. Shreveport, La. 71106 Rufus Brown Marcus Brown Your Host: Sammy Spataro Our Dining Rooms Serve the Finest Steaks and Seafoods Served I 1:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. STUDIO STEAK HOUSE 2565 E. Texas Bossier City Money Place! PIONEER I BAIMK TRUST MAIN OFFICE 133 MILAM BROADMOOR MS E. KINGS HWY. SUNSET ACRES 6705 HEARNt JORDAN STREET 814 JOROAN SOUTHSIOC 8725 SOUTHERN FAJR GROUNDS 2708 GREENWOOO S0UTNH000 9360 MANSFIELD t Jem M. Robicheaux . 1 Wildcat £ IquipmeiH |0 y riLintOM « l(l •U« III MM MSS. ItMlii Ark la J. ROBERT ADAMS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 1 5910 Youree Dr. 861-2700 Compliments of BOSSIER MEDICAL PLAZA, INC. 2910 Shed Road Bossier City, La. 71010 GRAEF ' S ELECTRIC REPAIR ST. JOSEPH ' S CHURCH 216 Patton St. Shreveport, La. 170 Featuring Fashion Finishing - w - Porter’s Cleaner s 276 Southfield Road Fireplace Equipment Decorative Cabinet Hardware And Accessories Custom Bath Accessories Entrance Locks Contract Building Hardware TOMMY ' S SPECIALTY HARDWARE 131 E. Kings Highway Phone 868 3585 Shreveport, La. 71104 FAMILY RESTAURANTS Shreveport — Bossier, La. 1 3016 Greenwood Rd. 686 8701 636 6305 4 7798 Youree Dr. 2 2905 W. 70th St. 865 4209 686 7301 5 3500 Barksdale Blvd. B.C. 3 910 Crabapple Dr. 742 7030 Frank McCutcheon Don McCutcheon SCOTT PEST CONTROL Compliments of A Friend Ik- Compliments of HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH Compliments of WINNINGHAM DATSUN—VOLVO 7( c cO tU to At SO IN tAFAVETTI . IIAUMONi . BATON � OUGf MOtGAN ClfV � • | . ' • tl h«. DOMESTIC OIL PRODUCERS, INC. P.O. Box 78137, Shreveport, Louisiana 71107 Shreveport (318) 222 0324 Mark F. Preddy President Compliments of 5 INC. SOUTHLAND PRINTING CO. Shreveport, Louisiana 173 QUERBES BOURQUIN INCORPORATED All Lines of Insurance Phone 221-5241 214 Milam Street, Shreveport, Louisiana Paper Graphic Arts Supplies Equipment JERRY DEEN Manager mm m mm WESTERN PAPER COMPANY P.O. Box 1611 Shreveport, Louisiana 71165 Area Code 318—221 5294 1060 Hawn Ave. JHo Ji In Shreveport ' On the Riverfront ' 4 n 624 Commerce St. 425-7033. Entertaining Nightly Tuesday through Saturday for your listening and dancing pleasure Open 6 P.M. •IlL LOUIS tOGIt Radio KOKA 1550 NUMBER ONE IN SHREVEPORT GAY POPPA Home of: R.R. ROCKIN ' ROGER B.B. BIRD BRAIN DAVIS THE TIGER EL TORO THE BULL EDDIE GEE TERRIBLE TURK FOXY FAYE LARRY THE LOVEMAN THE GREEN FLY The Bank with a Personal Touch! Thm First na tional Dank OF SHREVEPORT Louisiana ' s Oldest Bank 176 JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT Sales — Parts — Service 221 3575 McBRAY FARM HOME INC. 300 Spring Best Wishes From KILPATRICK LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF LOUISIANA ARK-LA-TEX RENTALS 2102 Barksdale Blvd. Bossier City, La. 742 5850 Phone 318—635 3504 MILLS MOTOR PARTS WAREHOUSE 2727 Linwood Ave. Shreveport, La. 71103 % c7vn® we. Number One Mid South Towers, Te eohone 222-0704 J. A. ROWELL. JR. WAYNE L. SIMPSON 865 9373 868 8514 JAMES H. STROUD 868 0307 Go Flyers!! From A Friend PAR OIL CORPORATION Henry C. Beck Building Shreveport, Louisiana 71 101 Phone Area 318 221 6156 MILDRED ' S CARDS SIFTS 19 Heart O ' Bossier Bossier City. La. 71010 JIM THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 1500 North Market Shreveport, La. 71107 HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Compliments. . . Mr. and Mrs. Jean M. Robicheaux Compliments of ERNEST’S SUPPER CLUB It would be a privilege and pleasure to supply your coming wedding party with the latest style and color tuxedos and all accessories. Also for ring bearer. We rent for a nominal fee. We sell shirts and all accessories. Charski Custom Tailoring Expert Alterations for Men and Ladies — Formal Wear Rental Service Phone 425 8552 508 McNeil Street Shreveport, La. 71101 179 1976-77 Freshman Class BROOKSHIRE FOOD STORE 5819 E. Kings Hwy. We give S H green stamps! KEN AH A WAY — Store Manager — CADDO OIL CO., INC. Shreveport, La. 71 102 SAMMY A. TAYLOR Custom Built Homes 686 2445 687 5420 Compliments of DONALDSON DODGE, INC. 251 I Linwood Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana DODGE You Can Depend on It Phone 424 8341 CYPRESiJNN touow rut V V Wiv CHAR-BROILED PRIME STEAKS ATCHAEALAYA CATFISH Cell... I qw«t Rootm A«« 1PM T. 10 PM WeeUin (V •� 4PM T« « P M C o W � • 7 t ■ ' ! 5 i ' uwv o W z-ao E —i ft r 1 965-2396 CYWESS LAKE row HOSTS Mil IK NIST JACKSON KNTON. LA. W DON REEVES Representative Will’s Appliance and Television Compliments of a Friend Compliments of the Arthur R. Carmody, Jr. Family Compliments of CARL W. JONES OIL PRODUCER SALVATION ARMY BOYS CLUB JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL MOTHER’S CLUB Let reverence for the laws he breathed by every American mother to the lisping babe that prattles on her lap; let it be taught in schools, in seminaries, and in colleges; let it be written in primers, spelling books, and in almanacs; let it be preached from the pulpit, proclaimed in legislative halls, and enforced in courts of justice. And, in short, let it become the political religion of the nation; and let the old and the young, the rich and the poor, the grave and the gay of all sexes and tongues and colors and conditions, sacrifice unceasingly upon its altars. —Abraham Lincoln VICTOR STASSI BOSSIER CITY MARSHAL HOLY ROSARY w CHURCH SHREVEPORT TOM ' S SALES, INC. 1755 Corbitt Street Shreveport, Louisiana Phone: 636 3530 P.O. Box 8828 100 Stage Coach Road Phone: 925 0578 Shreveport, Louisiana 71108 Distributor REV. GERALD M. FOLEY Pastor TOM’S TOASTED PEANUTS Tom ' s Peanut Butter Sandwiches • Tom ' s Candies Tom ' s Sweet Sandwiches • Tom ' s Potato Chips Tom ' s Balced Goods 186 Just when you get to like Roy Real Estate, REAL ESTATE COMPANY REALTORS ear 4 54s Congratulations Chauncy The William Steen Family Bill, Diane, Boe and Will Compliments of a Friend 868 3231 865 4854 GAERTNER REAL ESTATE 222 3231 865 0639 226 1353 At McDonalds we do it all for You Our famous Big Mac.., delicious Quarter Pounder , golden brown fries, triple thick shakes, and the best service in town. J. B. WELLS Supporter and Fan RECORDS AND TAPES TAMS 9.9S 1.99 ■s lit 6.98 BANK AMtlCAA) HASTE! CMAlfcf WELCOME mutual Km Ip H ml Sit. K5KT VILLAGE BARBECUE Pit Cooked Hickory Smoked 3155 N. Market Phone:221 9252 THINK ENGELGETIC From: Merc. ' s Malevolent Menage of Marvels 190 MRS. WINIFRED NELSON THE ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC tv 1 ft Courtesy of DON HATHAWAY (Your Commissioner of t Public Works) ALBERT FRYAR BROKERAGE CO. PHONE 865-1434 P. O. BOX 4353 SHREVEPORT, LA. 194 JOHN FRYAR 195 ST. JOSEPH ' S CREDIT UNION Serving the Members of St. Joseph ' s Parish SAVINGS LOANS I 106 Anniston Street Shreveport, La. 71104 865 3584 WaMow’s Ladies Apparel Jewelry Handbags 120 Bossier Center Bossier City, LA 71010 Phone 746 5852 REBOUCHE PLUMBING HEATING 1009 Pearl Drive Bossier City, LA Telephone 746 2395 196 To the Minden Jesuit Blue Flyer David Hobbs You came upon me carving something out of wood You asked me to make you something I asked you what you wanted A box. What for? To put things in. What things? Whatever you have. Well, here ' s your box. Nearly everything I have is in it and it is not full. Pain and excitement are in it, good thoughts and bad thoughts, the joy of design and the thrill of creation and on top of all this is the love I have for you, and still the box is not full. SHREVEPORT PLANT P.O. Box 1095 740 North Market Shreveport, La. 71163 (318) 222-3254 DethlofT, Hudson McClure, Inc. 334 Yount Dme Suit 101 BO Box 57 59 Sbnx ' tport. Louisiana 7 105 Telephone 18) 869 2525 © One Bell System. It Works. When you stop and think about your day-to-day life, you probably spend more time communicating — and being communicated with — than any other single activity. The textbooks you read, your teachers ' classroom presentations, and, for that matter, all of education is really just communications. Add to that newspapers and magazines, radio and television, your conversations with friends and the letters you write and we think you ' ll agree that communications is a big part of your life. And . . . don ' t forget the telephone. If you ' re at all like most students, you probably spend at least an hour each day communicating by telephone with your friends. Chances are, the telephones you use each day were made right here. The Shreveport Works makes over five million a year for South Central Bell and the other Bell System telephone companies. Bell Laboratories designs them. We build them. The Bell telephone companies install and keep them working. We ' re all part of a team — the Bell System team — working together to bring you and your friends the best telephones and telephone service. Western Electric m rr r is ' ti ■ • • • jj„ CHARCOAL WATER SMOKER THE COOK N CA JUN CHARCOAL WATER SMOKER SETS YOU FREE TO SPEND ALL YOUR TIME WITH YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENOS ¥ THE FUN WAY TO COOK YOUR OWN FOOO ITS A TASTE YOU’LL NEVER FORGET DOUBLE GRILL Cooks Up To 40 lbs V -SZ7- V BOSMAN INDUSTRIES. INC Compliments of EL CHICO RESTAURANTS Specializing in Mexican Food Shreveport- Bossier the bank ofcommerce M iTifeir roc Flyers Take State From a 300 Marshall St. Shreveport, La. 71165 221 3635 1714 E. 70th St. Shreveport, La. 71105 861 4511 200 Friend The cjiiLxzi Alexander Men ' s Formal Rentals Family 9067 Mansfield Rd. 3525 Youree Drive Shreveport, La. Shreveport, La. 71105 Telephone 687-1 195 Telephone 861 4732 Best Wishes Chauncy HAYES FLOWER SHOP iocUnX stfnfafrue PHONE 222-2497 - 4S3 IVE SIDE 0 . BOSSIER CITY, LA. 71010 1459 Murphy St. Ph. Day 222-2092 Night 425-7256 Specializing in 1 Btiy (Srntun) Jfarntturr anti ArrrBBiiriru t(e _ Shreveport , Monroe, Alexandria LEE NATIONAL LIFE VETO A.GUGLIUZZA General Agent Estate Planning Programming TRI-STATE ELEVATOR Co. Inc. Salary Deduction Accident and Health 1706 Centenary Blvd. Phone: 422-3227 P. O. BOX 8363 PHONE 633-8147 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71108 Brenner ' s Has It All When It Comes to Fine Furniture v r; jjvja ia’AM 1 3 Generations of Brenners at Jesuit: Alphonse . 1902 1904 Henry . 1936 1941 Hank . 1971 1975 RENNER ' S Compliments of The Upper- Stutsman Co. Compliments of DR. R. D. CROW 221-1569 MOHR ASSOCIATES, INC. Consulting Civil Engineers No. 8 Fairway Forest Pleie 7700 Pines Rood Shreveport, Louisiana 71109 Bus. Phone 686 7190 JAMES MOHR. P.E. DESMOND SPRAWLS. P.E. Res. 686 3558 Res. 687 5260 THEATRE SCHOOL of DANCE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Director: Marion S. Mills Phones 865-8242 and 865-2947 Sodality Christian Life Community Notre Dame St. Vincent ' s Jesuit 205 2526 GREENWOOD ROAD SHREVEPORT, LA 71103 PHONE 221-6267 eneRgY managemerrr For a bRigHT I.H.S. To the Greater Glory of God and His Service for the People of Shreveport Jesuit High School Priests RAMBO ' S Steak Seafood Restaurant Cypress Lake Phone 965 0555 Benton, La. Tues. Thurs. — 4 pm 10 pm Fri.-Sat. — 4 pm I I pm Sunday — 12 Noon 8:00 pm — Closed Mondays — J. HARMAN CHANDLER Congratulations to the class of 77 865 2749 Resident 868 8571 861 2362 Office JAMES T. RUBEN Real Estate Broker Licensed and Bonded Specialize in Selling FHA, VA and Assumptions Homes 7207 Line Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana Congratulations to Charles H. Kirkland III Graduate of 77 208 ttCKica RESTAURANT 2621 Hollywood Street Shreveport, La. 71108 Phone (318) 636-6202 The John R. Martzell Family Friday ' s Plumbing and Heating Inc. Backs the Flyers All the Way Best Wishes to a Great Institution TERREL TRUCKING, INC. 2545 Flournoy Lucas Road, Shreveport, La. Contract Carrier — State of La. — Common Carrier — Arkansas, Texas — and Louisiana Let US Handle Your Trucking Needs (Keep on Trucking) Air Systems Air Systems Air Conditioning — Heating Joseph C. 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Heavy Duty Steel Built By Fits All Standard Faucets. JIMES, WELDING SERVICE Holds 50 Feet Ft. Hose. Bossier City, La. Ph.746 1365 Fred Johnson Tom Bullock Dick Haynie Paul Cordaro Drew Dossett Steve Scott Pat Mitchell Gene Mack (318) 865-8811 ' Wtajoz SCeetronic Service Specializing in High Quality Audio Service Factory Authorized Service For McIntosh - Sherwood - Pioneer - Sony DAVID L. CORLEY 1216 SHREVEPORT-BARKSDALE HGWY Owner SHREVEPORT, LA. 71105 Index Lansdale, Greg Lamer, Mike, 32 Lconardi, Michael, 45, 87 Lerchie, Mr Ken, 57,85 Lewis, Ron, 45, 70 Lex, Danny, 45,93 Lex. Brian, 22 Lindenmayer. Mark, 22 Lindley, George. 32,107 Lindley, Kevin. 45 Locke. Ernie, 22,74, 77 Lombardino, Brian, 32 Long, Patrick, 45 Long, Raymond, 32,63,68, 77,87 Love, Jim, 32 Lunn, Doug, 22,77 — M — Mack, Gene, 22.65,66,68. 82. 85, 88,92,97,103 Mackin, Paul. 22, 77,116 Mahoney. Kevin, 32 Maiar, Chip. 38 Maranto, Charles, 45,93 Marching Squad. 72 Marcotte. Craig. 45.65, 70 Marcotte, Keith, 32,43,65, 70, 71 Marshall, John. 65,66,67,68.85. M8 92,96, 101,103 Martin, Alan, l5 Martin, Charles, 45 Man in a, Joseph, 38, 7 4 Martina, Paul, 45 Mawhinney, Mr Mike. 59.92,93. 106 Maxwell, Robert. 45 Max, Fr Julius, 57 McCarthy, Mike, 23,66. 7 6, 77, 106 McCoy. Marty. 32, 74,122 McCray, C. J, 32,65.68.86 McCulloch, Catrell, 39, 70 McCulloch. Mark, 52 Me Intyre, Orlando, 39,92 Me Kinney , Robbie, 39. 86,92 Me Knight, Chuck. 23, 77,92 McMullen. Craig, 25,76, 106 McMurrian, Mrs Lawanna, 54, 7 0, 77 McNicoil, Brian, 39,67 Meadows. David, 23, 77 Mceham, John, 45 Merriman, Cieorge, 39, 65,69, 7 4. 87 Meyer, C, 39,67 Micinski. Bobby. 39 Micinski, Stanley. 32. 70, 77 Miciotto, Chns, 23 Miciotto, John. 23 Mijalis, Jimmy, 32,68, 7 4, 77 Milazzo, Joseph, 32,92 Millen. Michael, 39, 86,92 Miller, Grey. 23.65.82,92 Mire. John, 24. 74 Mitchell, Clay, 33,65 Mitchell. Pat. 33,82.92. 103, 105 Mize, Mark. 59,65 Moloney. Mark. 45 Mom la. Mike, 45,93 Moore. Cliff, 33,65, 79, 87 Moore. Mrs Helen, 50 Moore, Price, 45 Moore. Randall. 24, 65, 69, 74, 76, 77,86 Moran, Bill, 24 Morgan, Eddie, 24 Morrison, Michael, 24, 77, 106 Mothers’ Club Style Show, 127 Mouser. Jimmy, 45.93 Murray, John, 33,65,92 Murray. Mark, 33.65. 77, 116 — N — Nalcwaik. William. 39 Nalley, David, 33,65 Nasser, Eddy. 45, 71 National Forensic League, 69 National Honor Society, 77 Nat Kina I Merit, 76 Naus, Chip, 24, 77, 106 Neiame. Darrell. 24 Nelson, Ross, 45,116 Nett let on, Ed, 33,69, 70 Nichols, Mrs Betty, 50 Nicholls, Bobby , 24 Noland, Bnant. 45, 74 — o — O’Brien. Ob� e. 33.68,92 O’Leary, Bnen, 45 O’Leary, Roland, 33,70 Oliver, Ernest, 25,116 Otto, Trey. 45 Ousley, Mrs Thelma, 50 Oxen re i ter. Allen, 39 — P — Page, Grey, 25,65,66, 68,82.92, 96, 103, 105 Paikouski, Mark, 45,93 Palmer, Trent, 39,67, 74, R6 Parker. Mark, 45 Parsons, John, 33 fVarce, Marcell us, 45 Pendleton, Scott. 39.92. 102 Peterson, Scott, 45 Pnckard, Gerald, 33, 70 ftneda, Jorge, 25.86,92.96, 123 Poindexter, Gary, 45 Poindexter, Robert. 25 Poss, Stephen, 25,77, 116 Pou, Bill, 25,65,68 P vmelli, Mark, 33 Povinelli. Ted. 25,69, 70 Preino, Craig, 33. 77 Prest, Frank, 33,92 Prest, Jude. 45,93 Pice, Clay, 45, 71 Procell. John, 45 Pullman, David, 26, 76, 106 Pumilio, Steve, 26,66,92 Putman, Mark. 26 — R — Raines. Gordon, 33,92 Rambon.Jeff, 46 Randolph, Mark, 46 Rauls, Brian, 39 Rebouche, Darrell, 33,63,65. 74, 77 Rech, David, 39,70 Rcch. Mike, 26,63, 74 Reeder, James, 39,87 Renfro. Mark, 39,92 Renshaw, Chuck, 46 Rhoads, Mike Richter, Jon, 46,93 Riche, Tod, 39, 74,92 Rinaudo, Mr Anthony, 58.66, 92. 93 Roach, Richard, 33 Robicheaux, Steve, 39. 74, 77 Robinson, Jim, 93 Rodgers, Kevin, 39.65,92 Roeten, Keith, 34,92, 106, 107 Roeten. Mark, 40,107 Romero, Lamar, 26, 70, 77 Rosenblath, Matt, 40 Ross, Jim, 40 Roy, Chris, 46,93 Ruben, James, 40,92 Rutledge. Cliff, 34 —s— Sanusi, David, 74 Sardisco, John, 40. 74 Sardisco, Mr Tony, 53,92,93 Scherer, Mrs Suzanne. 55 Schimschock, Tom. 40.68, 106, 107 Science Clubs, 7 4 Scott, Bob, 26 imjtek U Scott, Mastm. 34 Scott, Steve, 27.66,68, 82, 86,92, 96.103 Scott. Steve, 40 Schmal, Jim, 34.65,67,68. 70, 77, 122 Seal, Craig. 34,65.67, 77 Seniors, 16 Sharah. Mr Larry, 59,93. 106 Shelton. Curtis, 34.70, 74 Sheridan, Bobby. 34 Simmons. Barry, 27,68, 77, 79. 88 Sippel. Paul, 40.65 Skipworth, Tom, 46 Slack. Jimmy, 34 Slaughter. John. 46 Slusher, Vince, 34,68 Smith. Alan, 27 Smith, James. 46,93 Smith. Keith, 40 Smithwick. Jack, 46, 71 Soccer Team, 116 Sodality, 64 Sodality Activities, 122 Solomon, Robert. 34, 74.92 Sophomores, 35 Spikes, Steve, 39 Spnngmeyer, Jeff, 27, 66, 68, 86, 88. 106 Spurltn. Ricky. 27,92 Stanfield. Steve. 34, 107 Stanley, Curtis, 46 Stanley, John, 40 Starr, Ronnie, 40,92 Stentz, Bruce, 27,76 Stephens, Mrs Archie, 50 Strausman, Maury, 46 Sutherland, Fred, 34 Student Government Association. 84 Student Government Activities, 120 — T — Tanner, Mike, 2 7 ,65,67,68,69. 70. 76, 77, 79,85, 88, 89. 122, 124 Teros. Terry, 39,92 Terracine, Mike, 39,92 Terracme, Tony, 46 Theo, Gerald, 34 Thibodeaux, Martin, 27,86 Thomas, Cas, 34,65,67,81,92 Thompson. Mr John, 54,92,93, 105 Thornton, Steve, 28,92,103,105 Tooley, Mike, 40 Traas, Bobby. 34.65.77 Truitt, Robert. 28,106 Tuminello. Joe, 34 — v — Vague, Robin, 28 VanTrrm, Brian, 46 Vaughan, Hines, 28 Volz, Greg. 46,7i, 93 Volz. Mike, 40 — w — Want, Damon, 46,93 Walker. Bruce, 40 Walker. Mrs Florida, 50 Watkins, Will, 46, 74,93 Watts. Mike, 28,65,66.68. 82, 84, 88.92,103 West, Mark. 46 White, Cieorge, 46 White, Steve. 34 Wilkinson, Vic, 46,8 7 ,93 Williams, Scott, 40 Wilmore. Jimmy, 34,106 Wilmore, Randy. 40 Wilson, Mark. 40 Wolcott, Mr George, 59,68 Wolcott. John, 28 Wolcott, Matt, 46, 71 Wood. Charles, 28, 77, 116 Woodall. Mrs Elizabeth. 50 Woodard, Mark. 40,92 Woolbert, Mike, 28. 7 0, 77 Worley, Hayes, 34, 77 Wright, Bill. 28 — z — Zuahlen. Cliff, 34.65, 67, 68. 77, 86 Index 223 Mr. J. Robert Welsh The 1977 Flight is dedicated to Mr. J. Robert Welsh, an outstanding gentleman and civic leader of Shreveport. Respected by businessmen as the far-sighted President of SWEPCO, by educators as the very involved Board member of Centenary College, by Southerners as a Yankee who has assimilated the outstanding qualities of the Old South, by friends of Jesuit and of Catholic Education as the saviour of Jesuit High School and of the only Catholic boys high school in Shreveport. Mr Welsh served as President of the Board of Trustees of the then newly formed Jesuit High School of Shreveport Corporation that in 1969 assumed financial responsibility for Jesuit High School and in 1972 assumed full responsibility and authority for all aspects of the school. Mr. Welsh devoted countless hours and untiring zeal and effort to Jesuit High School. It is impossible for us students to adequately express our gratitude to Mr. Welsh for his devotion to Jesuit High School, but we hope this dedication will be accepted as a token of our deep gratitude to and respect for this outstanding Catholic gentleman whose work in our behalf will have made all of our lives a little better. 224 Dedication TeykH Pobtittang Company 1 3 9 Au tograph — FLIGHT 1977 Jesuit High School Shreveport, La. Volume XXIV