Jesuit High School - Flight Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Others have responded by denying the worth of any belief held from the past. i 7, lt is always easier to throw out that which is unknown to us rather than to sift through myriads of ideals to discover truths that remain valid. But the Jesuit tradition has trained us not to take this easy way. We have learned precisely to study the past, to absorb its enduring contributions, and to use these to create the best possible world for ourselves and for future generations. I W 7 We at Jesuit in the 1970's have opportunities to influence our world in ways not dreamed ot in 1920. We have become an outreaching community, and the advantages we enjoy are many. But one of our biggest advantages is our Jesuit education, which has trained us to take the fullest advantage of our every opportunity. K Q . 'I -fi rr AUP 'v S2-4 fr -5 'F' rf f' -. or Y V 5' 0 4 1' K , - C' . in ' v 'Q 2 41 V Q mf -'ffii ' . nga, ff,-KR gg, , 1 ' 'fa .- if I 4- . ,Q 1 IO mm: k '-Q.. Q '-Q. 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While circumstances and people are different today, the essential challenge offered by the Jesuit tradi- tion has remained very much alive for us today. if ' The last seventy-five years have altered the lifestyles, beliefs, and goals of men in profound, often frightening ways. Jesuit is a part of the real world, therefore, it has experienced some great and disturbing changes as well. This often pain- ful process of transformation that occurs at every level of existence is likely to become more rapid and more anguished. But the Jesuit tradition has given us a sure foundation to build our lives upon. If we utilize the foundation given us here, we do not need to fear the future. Rather, we can look forward to it with eager anticipation. !T - , f I I7 2 ' ffff, fy f -fu w'mf1.1-W'fm,'f..:.yf,q 1,mp..sgg,,::.fuf:x,uz.,g,gq affq,.Qlg:n.g1-15 f.f1g.g,7n v.2'i: 5,,Q.,1i,A1.,-'qu' '23, 1 ., -4 uL,gs,f,. -1, 4, l.-1, gf'we.v3,g Q, V, w 3 ,541 4,,,,,,,'. 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'Q' Scientific Course5 Drama 3, 45 Flight 3, 4, Bus. manager 45 CLC 1, 2, 3, 4, group leader 25 Latin 1, 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 1, ii,i 52, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 NFL 1, 2, sec.-v.pres., 3 sec., 4 pres.5 March of Dimes 25 Math Club 3, 45 Nat'I Heart Board 45 Society of Distinguished Am. High Sch60Iers2, 3. 5 5 f Wadi My , Scientific Course5 March of Dimes 25 Who's Who 45 CLC 4. I 130111442 Scientific Course5 Drama 1, 2, 3, 45 CLC 1, 2, 3, 45, Who's,Who 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 NHS 3, 45 FCA 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3,45 Radio it Theory 3, 45 Football 3,-24: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 March of Dimes 1, 25 Math Club '3, 45 Advanced Math , ' Seiiiors J 21 . 32? '7i! 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Scientific Course5 2 lS4panish4 15 Football 3, 45 Soccer 25 March of D' ' '.,1:, 5.1 Q '1 , .1,' iilgi Scientific Course5 Spanish 1, 25 Who's Who 45 March of Dimes 1, 3, 45 NEDT certificate 1, 2. '-44-X Aiiii if .,, 5, ,scientific 2, 55555 French 1. 5 UMM Scientific Course5 Drama 35 Flyer 3, 45 CLC 2, 3, 45 Latin 2, 3, 45 Key Cloth 3, 45 NFL 15 Basketball 45 Honor Roll 3 4' Cliss Officer 3 4 treas. 3 42 Naot censfica1e'1,'2, cnesi QM, flfmlllifsrpe Scientific Course5 CLC 2, 3. Spanish 2, 35 Who's, Who 3, 45 Honor Floll 2, 3, 45 FCA 2, 3, 45 Key Club 45 Football 2, 3, 45 , , , Tolkien Society 3, 4. 5 March of Dimes 1, 3. Academic Course5 Drama 1, 2, 3, 45 CLC 15 Latin 25 Who's Who 45 Class Officer 1, v. pres. 15 Senator 2' NEDT certificate 1 2' Seniors ! 23 j.e1W!zWfL!9LfU Scientific Course, Drama 3, 4, Flight 35 Flyer 4, Feature editor, CLC 2, 3, 4, group leader 4, Who's Who 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 45 Key Club 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, pres. 4, Chess Club 25 Advanced Math Course, Jr. NHS 1, 2, secretary 2. 5. Q,zW.,4g,0a,. Scientific Course, Drama 2, Who's Who 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 NHS 1, 2. 24 I Seniors 4aJwryf-4O0..?,d,,,.. Academic Course, Spanish Club 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4. Course, Drama 45 Cheerleader 4. Liberal Arts Course, .CLC 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, March of Dimes 35 Math Club 3, 1 4, Jr. NHS 1, 2. , ,,,,, ,oiy , Who's MUN of fr-wdwfyf Scientific COur,se5 Drama 2, 3, 45 Flyer 45 CLC 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 1, 2, 3, 45 Key,Club 3, 45 NFL 1, 2, 3, 3,i1v. pres. 4, tourn. dir. 45 Liii th Club 35 Boys' State 4, outstanding senatorg NEDT certificate 1, 25 Accl. Math Prog? Academic Course5 Jr, Achieve- ment 4. A Scientific Cou rse5 Flyer 2, 53, 45 Latin 2, 3, pre. 2, 'ii Who's Who 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 1, 2, 3, 45 FCA 35 Key Club .45 NFL15 lVlath3CIub sec. 35 Class Officer, parl. 45 Chess 2, sec. 25 Tech Rally, 1st Algebra ll. Scientific Course, Drama 2, 3, 4, treas. 3, pres. 45 Flight 3, 4, sec- tion editor 45 Flyer 45 CLC 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 NHSTC3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 NFL 45 Tennis 1, 25 Math Club 3, 45 Nat'l Merit Semi-finalist 45 Senator 45 NEDT certificate 1, 25 Advanced Math Course, Jr. NHS 25 Big Brother Program 3, 4. Arts Course5 L 55itWho's Who 4' Honor Roll 2 3 4, NHS 4, Math Club 3, 4,'presf 3, sec.-treas. 45 NEDT certificate 25 La. Tech Fially 2, 1st Algebra ll. 1, ,. Academic Course5 La. History Club 1, pari. 15 Drama 3, 45 CLC 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Who's Who 45 Key Club 3, 45 March of Dimes. , ri,r 1 Seniors I 25 fy , ,,,,,, gwh0 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, sec, 45 Key W Aiwdzfiiwy Scientific Course, Latin 25 Who's Who 35 Basketball 1, Chess 1. 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Scientific Course, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 45 Jr. NHS 41, 2, Math Club 3, 43 Field Biology 2, 3. rl MM Course, Drama 1, Basketball 1 . ffi Latin 3. W . treas. 25 Who's ho 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 1, 2, 3, 45. Key Club 3, 4, treas. 45 Radio Theory 3, 4, Golf 3, 43 March of ,,gDimes 1, 2, Muscular 'Math Club 3, 45 Society ofystngi' American High Schoolers 4. fngdwfl. Scientific Course, CLC 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Merit Letter 45 NEQT cer- iificateza, 2. f 4 'Scientific Course, Drama 1, 45. CLC 3, 4, Who's Who 4, La. r,,,,,li1zQf1'5f0'V 17 , Haze Wim Academic Course, Latin Club 1, 2, FCA 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All 3, All Dastrict 4, All Ameri- hon. 4: Basketball 12, Baseball 2 March of Dimes 1, 2, Class President 1. an--w Scientific Course, Drama 1, 3, 4, Academic Course, Drama 1, 2, L Scientific Course, Drama 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, SGA 4, parl. 4, 3, FCA 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, CLC 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 3, 4, Football 2, Class Officer 3, sec. 3. March of Dimes 1, 2. 1 4jNHS 3, 43lJr. NHS 1, 23 NFL 17 Soccer 1, 2, 35 March of Dimes sec,-treas. 1,,g,pa,rl,. tliiffiitiate 1 Course. Seniorsl29 1, 2, Math 3, Class Officer 1, 4, Qc We Scientific Course5 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1. QW.: l9lw3,,.O'6Aim Scientific Course5 CLC 35 Span- ish 1, 25 Who's Who 45 Honor Roll 35 NHS 3, 4, treas. 45 FCA 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 45 March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1, pres. 1. 30 X Seniors MMM Academic Course5 CLC 1, 2, 35 Who's Who 35 Basketball 2, 3. Scientific Course5 CLC 1, 2, 35 Who's Who 3,545 Math Club 3,5445 La. Tech Rally 3, 1st Am. His- tory5 LSU Rally 3, 3rd Am. His- tory. Academic Course5 CLC 45 Who's Who 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 NFL 3, 45 35 Math,-Gl,ub 3, 4. Academic Course5 CLC 3, 45 Latin 3, 45 ,FCA 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Soccer 25 Senator 4. if w Academic QQUfS6Q'L.3Df8m3iii3Q CLC' 21 2' ,5r. Field Biology 3: Chess iiii Academic'Co.ursep Football'1, 2, 3, 4, All-Disitrict 4, Key 3, 45 Drama 3, 4li'Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, sec. 1, v. pres. 25 Who's Who 4. Scientific Coureeg NFlm15 Math 45 History 13 'Fol- kien Society 3, 4. T ,c,,g.,,, Academic Course, Drama 35 Spanish 1, 2: FCA 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, all-district 45 March of Dimes 1. 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, cheer- pfwmf' Academic Course, Who's Who 4, A ifi 'Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, Soccer 1, Nat'l , ,.,, ,Merit Semi-Finalist 45 NEDT cer- 1, 251 lla. History 1, Field Biology 2, sec. 2. Scientific Course, Drama 1, 2, 3, 14, treas. 4, Flight 3, 4, section editor 4, Flyer 43 CLC 1, 2, 3, 41 Who's Who 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 31 leader 43 March ofQl.?Dimesii'33l1, 25 Nat'l Merit Letter 4, Class Officer 1 sec 1' NEDT certificateil 2' liill zllath Course, Jr. NHS 1, 2, YAD ffs Scientific Course, Who's Who 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 4, is-v Academic Course, FCA 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas' Academic Baseballl, 2, Math Club 3, 4, Class Officer, keiball T, 2, 3, 45 Baseball parl. 1, Chess 2, Field Biology 3. , , Wiki' Scientific Course, Spanish 2, NHS 1, 4, FCA 2, Radio Theesggy 3, Football 22, Senator 2, NEDT certificate 1, 2.1 'X :. 17: 32 I Seniors My ' Scientific Flyer 2, 3, 4, asst. editor 4 122, 3, 4,'1reas. 4, Who's Who 4, 3, 4, NHS 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Tennis 2, Golf 3, 4, Class Officer, rep. 1, NEDT certificate,1, 2, Chess Club 1,l2. Basketball 1' 15? fe, se A 1,2,3,4 2, 3,41 pres. 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, candi- date master 4, Class Officer pres. 1, NEDT ggertificatgyf1,, ,,,., Basketball 1, 2, Course, Math Club 3, 4, Marcl'if2iQQ?2?' of Dimes 1, Radio Theory 3. i 9 MEM ' Academic Course5 Spanish Club 1, 25 Football Manager 15 Soccer 15 Senator 15 Muscular Dyst.rea phy Camp 45 Basketball Man- ager 1. Academic Course5 CLC 25 Latin 1, 2, 35 FCA 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 1, 2, treas. 1, 2. Academic Course5 FCA 45 Bas- ketball 1, 25 Golf 3, 45 March of Dimes 2. H Q'- 5 , ,,,,,,,. 5. Academic Courseg Drama 15 2, 45 Flyer 3, 45 CLC 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, stat. 2, 3, 4, head manager 45 Chess 1,5 2, 35 Class Officer 1, parl. 1. Maurtf MCfL Academic Course5 Drama 3, 45 3, 4, Sports Editor 45 CLC Latirii., 2, sec., 25 Who's Who 4' Honor Floli 2, 35 NHS 3, 45 Clutg 2, 3, 4, pres. 45 Foot- 1 . . olf 2, 3, 4, March of 2' . , ' State ,Alt 4, Distinguished Am. Class Officer 'bf- EM! 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A W ,Qi ,M Lx? pl . ,- . f xx gff F6 1 L'1' fi S 1 . 1 4 38 f Underclassmen Delton Abrams Charles Adams Joe Aillet Ed Baldwin Craig Bernhoft David Boughton Robert Braswell Nghia Bui Thomas Carmody Nick Cecola Ronald Clousing Doug Cloutier Chris Cooper Philip Cuellar Justin Despot Chris Dorbandt Carl Doss Drew Dossett Barry Doyle Chris Dykes Underclossmen X 39 Chad Ehmke Rick Elina Chris Emanuel Jason Fairchild Mike Garcia Jay Garland Kurt Gehl Hugh Goeders Kirk Graham Tommy Green Mark Gugliuzza Greg Guillot Frank Gullo Ed Hall Pat Harrington Pat Hermes Tommy Howell Keith Kiper Jody Kirkpatrick Jerry Kohlman 40 X Underclassmen iam? 1 Rick Laborde Steve Love Chip Major Joe Martina Catrell McCulloch Orlando Mclntyre Flobby McKinney Brian McNicoll Charlton Meyer Bob Micinski Michael Millen Mark Mize Bill Nalewaik Allan Oxenreiter Trent Palmer Scott Pendleton Dave Rech Mark Renfro Tod Richie Steve Robicheaux Underclassmen X Al Kevin Rodgers Mark Roeten Jim Ross James Ruben John Sardisco Tom Schimschock Steve Scott Paul Sippel Keith Smith John Stanley Ronnie Starr Terry Teros Michael Terracina Michael Tooley Mike Volz Bruce Walker Scott Williams Randy Wilmore Mark Wilson Neal Woodall 112 X Underclassmen w , is s , 42, , i lr, ' V '3 3 1 14 yd .Q- ' 595-4 - ' fn x + f is 3 '4 2 , 'I ,Q 9 ig, J V ,V, if 1 .. L ,4- KW Gonna Fly Now Treasurer 'GDL .59 3 Lili 4- an-K . ,X A r Y 1 'S Q V ray' I If , L ,f ' Underclcssmen I 43 Kevin Appleby Trey Baucum Robert Barkley Darren Blalock Bill Boose Chuck Bridwell Samuel Brock John Brown Sam Byrd Jeff Camden Brook Campbell Jeff Campbell Chris Carmody Ed Carriere Phil Cecola John Cicero James Cobb Greg Colbert Dennis Corley Stan Cothren 44 I Underclassmen Sophomores Show Flyer Sp1r1t 1i3i5 H Qi lllmuunhwiimr 1 yy Q5- ,rl H551 L Wi Kristopher Cox Scott Creighbaum Jonathan Cullick Bryan Cush Matt Cush Bryan Day David Dean Robert DeBusk John Denhollem Roger DeViIbiss Bryan Dodson John Duett Robert Dunkelman Paul Emanuel L Philip Escude Tom Fannon Logan Faust Scott Ferris John Fontaine Sam Friday Underclassmen I 45 Matt Fryar Robert Gaiennie Carl Garbarino Ken Gautier Jeff Giddens Jimmy Gould Scoti Glover Mike Griffin Jerald Grissom Gene Guarisco Scott Hambleton Ronnie Hammond Chris Hart Randy Haynes Gary Hicks Chris Hirsch David Hobbs Rolf Holman Ed Horne Brennan Hussey Dan Jones Tim Kane Buddy Kerlin Jay Kline 46 X Underclcssmen Mike Konczewski Brian Kramer John LaCour John Lalena Jaime Landry Keith Lee Michael Leonardi Danny Lex Kevin Lindley Patrick Long Charles Maranto Craig Ma rcotte Alan Martin Paul Martina John Meehan Dean Minto Clive Mire Mark Maloney Michael Moncla Greg Morris Underclossmen f 47 Jimmy Mouser Eddy Nasser Briant Noland Brian O'Leary Trey Otto Chris Parks L Marcellus Pearce Scott Peterson qw, Gary Poindexter Jude Prest 'X Wu Clay Price John Procell Jeff Rambin Mark Randolf Jimmy Reeder Chuck Renshaw Mike Rhoads 'V Kevin Richter C. J. Roy David Sanusi Tim Skipworth John Slaughter Jim Smith Tim Smith Determination and Pride Sophomore Traits PW' Bo Smithwick Murray Stacey Curtis Stanley Maury Strausman Tony Terracina Brian VanTiem Greg Volz Damon Waitt Bruce Watkins Vic Wilkinson Matt Wolcott Scott Woitkiewicz Underclassmen I 49 wwf lr SSH'-'+ , S J f 'Mn-X lib' , ily-v ka.-4 hr L Greg Abel Marty Acosta Alec Alexander Donald Andries Lee Ayres Michael Beardon John Beers Art Belcher Robert Beres Andy Black David Bowles Byron Braswell Jean Brierre Donald Brooks Tommie Brooks Alvin Brown Pat Burch Reed Cagle Joseph Cariere Russell Cecola Mark Chandler Rhoderick Cook Chris Crouch Underclcssmen X 51 Freshmen Show Potential Patrick Cush Lamar Dearing John Douglas Steven Evans Joseph Fertitta Bill Fleming Scott Fleming Doug Franklin Bob Fryar Jeff Fulco Wes Ely Jamie Gaiennie John Gallagher Joe Garbarino Greg Garza Joel Giddens Jay Glenn Monty Glorioso Barry Greenberg Steve Griffin Steve Griffin 52 I Underclcssmen Charles Hammond David Hanus Mike Hart Ike Hawkins Lonnie Heard John Henry Richard Hermes Jack Hickman M. D. Hill Hugo Holland L. J. Holland Thane Huggs Joe Jessup George Kleowdis Michael Lafferty Glen Languirard Vincent Lanoue Kirk LaVigne Underclossmen X 53 Jon Longridge Don Massad Pat Maxey Thomas Merendino Eric Mize Gerald Munn Ed Nagot Joseph Orsulak Stoten Outlan Lawrence Patton Clay Peterson Phil Pettiette David Phillips Hugh Pinckard Gary Price Joey Pumilio Jon Hiebesehl Anthony Riley Craig Rodgers Phillip Flosenblath Paul Roy Hendra Sanusi Patrick Sewell Joseph Sirven Gary Smith David Sutherland Tony Taglavore 54 X Underclassmen Q29 .4-vas. by Chris Talley Andy Taylor John Teagle Scott Thornton Brian Tooley Mark Trombetta Leslie Turk John Tu rner Patrick Twohig John Peter Valiulis Robert Vollinger David Wallace John Welter Glen Willeford Nelson Williams Barry Wilson Doyle Wise Michael Womack Garland Wolcott John Zimmerman Underclcssmen X 55 . f : .,. .- x Mg 2-i i 1-fwla.-. W AM 4 mv 45- 1 W -nw . g i N 55 r q f' i ,,, .k E Principa1's Message The school year of 1977-78 is of special significance because it marks the Diamond Jubilee, the seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of Jesuit High School on November 3, 1902. Those seventy-five years have seen tremendous changes. The frontiers in the Continental U.S. have closed, but new frontiers in space have been opened, technology has been developed beyond man's wildest dreamsp some social institutions have changed almost beyond recognition. In spite of all, human nature has not changed. Each of us tends to be selfish, self-centered, willing to trample on others to get ahead. Still each of us contains the possibility of reaching beyond these limited, selfish concerns. It is this possibility to develop this perfectability that led those Jesuit Fathers seventy-five years ago to begin this school. This same hope remains for those devoted to preserving this school for the future. Nevertheless, the goal is achieved only when each of you students wants to achieve this perfectability for yourself. lt is the continued collective effort ofthe students and the faculty to perfect themselves that makes Jesuit the unique institution it is. 2?-IMZM-ff W 'Y' 5. E ,U ........ ts! . .. ' ' 9 X'g' , .,,, l fy Q ,, S? ' -e. '- Q 'fi' 73 ,4 . ' Z x ':.i. ,, 1 S ' . iffv 'uk QQ, g A , L. 5 g ua i -W F' Presidenfs Message Top Left: Mr. Arthur Fl. Carmody, Jr., President of the Board of Trustees. Top Right: Fr. William Kidwell, SJ. Bottom: BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Seated - Walter Watts, Dr. John Sardisco, Mrs. Hazel Truitt, Mrs. Patsy Camp, Fr. Julius May, S.J., Dr. Donald Mack, Mr. Robert Sullivan, Mr. Frank Lex, Mr. Scott, Mr. Roy, Fr. Browning, S.J., Mr. J. Robert Welsh, Fr. William Kidwell, S.J., Mr. Arthur R. Carmody, Jr., Mr. Robert H. Ernst, Fr. Al Louapre, S.J., Mr. Theodore Povinelli, Mr. Denman Long, Mr. Anthony Sarclisco. H .-A. ' . W The Board ot Trustees of Jesuit High School was created when the Jesuit High School of Shreveport Corporation was formed in 1969 in order to free the Jesuit Order of the responsibilities of financing the school and administering the plant. ln 1973 it assumed the administrative responsibilities ofthe school as well. lt is the source of much satisfaction to the Board to realize that the school has achieved great success in every area. The enrollment is at an all-time high, the esprit de corps of the faculty and student body is excellent, and our endowment has increased from S160,000 to over a million dollars. Jesuit High School has continued not only to be an institution of academic excellence but one which provides a positive environment in which personal and religious affirmation can be made. The Board of Trustees is proud of Jesuit High School, its faculty and students, and wishes the graduates of 1978 success and happiness in the years ahead. k - ly, -4 kA-f1, I Kgs-KANMCX.. , f V R . Administration I 59 Teachers Promote Unity Elf?-W9 V ,, 5 N g M4 , fe e+ ' f gguusunun-u-ur-rv-v-W 60!Ad foto rfj- 'N Fl 1 M it ei QL. fs, Mrs. Jeannie Burgess Yb- Adminisiroiion zz A A 62 X Administrciion H-..., Jesuit ,Lv Gig -. Facult Enthusiastic and Spirited Y . 'ig A A 5 , Q A . Q E . 'x A , v - h ' XV 446443 . .-w,.1gv.,W :V Y f2x5r' -4f'1'::::.:rf':f:: '-'ui Q'-T?':::5w..g 22f:. ?S:fI::fg:'33':27g '-1 -' ' 5'-Z','.+-.k .',:M.g-k,':q9'f'Z:,Agg,!,::g,'g:':':,, ,.- O n '- :'::: N 1 :rx-:Q:fs.T-s'f:::ff:.'ff:+. N -Q.'g:rQ::3::.::..--g::5g,'fg:f-S - -:g--:1g.:---f2'..':f'.iE:..'g:-gy - ISCO 3... 1,::mnoeo.o4::,,,,.::,,-. A. . fTf?i52553i?5EE:5-133524 J. ,Z .v. M gf' -. a Johnson FT . 'w Administration X 63 64 I Administration Personal Attention Is Always Given .l f' t '3 QQ Mr. Alan r,, ' 1 .W .Pi ?y-...Allin I FLYERS p.-T-db fl Q m XX! WUZPIOM4 ...M I nk , Xa Sharofblfhon 1 J, fy f :Nl-6605100 Mrs. Debb ,mag fl 'With- 66 X Administrcmon Teachers Model Leadership Q ff mu., K Mrs. ,Q .x,, J Nschols Mrs. 68 X Administrofion Moore Mrs. Stephens Mrs. Ousley V . Q9 Ls I .Q M . Q V Dixi jg Bowles, M--fw..4f,,, -...- ff X IIN dministration 011 the Ball .. ,. , ,,,,,7,w5m1WW.L,m ' 'V' -,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-M, ' ,, M 22 an ,xg f -M ' .5 N w, ' Q' :E w a , , H , f V I 7 ..,. -3 .gr x ,, M. ,, ' f i ' ' ' ' 5-xl. w i I 1' :1,.i,? A 2 x ' 0' v 12' 'fv fg w . - T ' I K 5' wiw eww fe' we Sf? 9 5 6 M wif M k ff 4' MW. HM. MWJ if if ffifs. f3,,f9 5. w A we 1 32 4 M SST if M' iw wx WJ , W 'H sy' -fflq-:gHei,j' ,X .. V W xawfs' V. - . ,. .- ' -',M'1s vw-F N X wx 4 ,Vi , 3'-W 3 2 QV .. ' f , M Jw YM. jf -, Y' 1 M nf' 'ill M., ,- W' H if , ww. X wg If 3175 ' A, ug' wp ' ,, V -Q uyw,,,w , 4, 11 -7 , , , Y w GX gsm-M Q vw! :rw Y ,Wax ,M k ' W1 f iimiwgw X ig V i wm, W Y Q 3 , i M H, .W 'M Y 5 'VM W 1, 'H 'ww ' I - 5 I'. Da Wd Buf W ..2x' V H ?5mi ing s 3 -, 'f T K 3 E in . M, .- , , , 5 L1 Q,,,,,. . l, wffjil 3 ' V JZWEV YRS 5'-f-5 G JoH,,,. I xv. Q W Q2 - v .-...NH ,......------V -va- ,...-.-w-J--as 4 ,,, ,,..,--f ....h...,,,,,,.,,.r,f ,mv - 1 i 'J I M . M., .W ,. ..-.--. ,Q ,,....,,,. .7 ..J-9.-.MW --w.-.A-.,,,,,.,,, .ww-mf .,gynr '-' ' 'A 1 W k K N..Wv...... ,, 3.M-M.......f-Nm--, --fm---'M'- , A , ,Q.....,.,. ...P Y-.4 Q-..,.... .,....,. 204 , MW, , ..-.- -.....-.-.........v 4 72 f Organizations '77-'78 FLIGHT Staff '.--k-kL - L .LL .-.g T-'ilii - i F g 7 ff ' R ' Q ,X Q . -W 7- ---H - we ....,.. . ., . if vw ff ff .gs . . ,R 5 . Q, 4. K. fX .L Z1 3 4,1 ' X, k 3? 7' r to f ,X e r - R - 'x I I K eg . W. - ... .. if If ' - -' : .i 'ft lg 5 S ' ' Q K . 'V A 5 I J f' Q : L If Q i in l A gi -K6 i Top Left: fl to rj Patrick Carmody, Ed Galloway, Raymond Long, Darrell Rebouche, Chris Dykes, Bobby Traas, Section Editors. Top Right: Raymond Long, Editor-in-Chief. Bottom: Standing - fl to rj Bill Nalewalk, John Lacour, Ed Hall. Sitting - Marcellus Pearce, Staff Assistants. Opposite Top Left: Mark Wilson, David Borne, Business Managers. Opposite Top Right: fl to rj Standing, I to r - Raymond Long, Keith Kiper, Rick LaBorde. Sitting - Brennan Hussey, - Photographers. Opposite Bottom: 1977-78 FLIGHT STAFF: Not shown: Karl Doss, Cantrell McCulloch. xi fm if fi A ELK fb 21 'li if I' Y!! 3' if: .G.A. Successful The Student Government Association this year began its work during the summer. We planned all activities for the upcoming year and everything that was planned was a big success. To have a successful S.G.A. it not only takes hard work by the officers, advisors, and senators, but it also takes the involvement of the whole student body. This year I feel all this was accomplished plus a sense of pride was instilled in each and every one of us. I hope that the future S.G.A. will continue the tradition of pride and accomplishment. Since attending Jesuit for the past four years, I have seen the S.G.A. as a step ladder by which we climb each step one year at a time, and with each step we get closer to our destination -- reaching success through better leadership, unity of school and faculty, and greater satisfaction and variety in school activities. The S.G.A. wishes to thank the student body, faculty, and senators for helping us reach our first step. president . QA Top Right: Phillip Cancilleri, President. Top Left: Walter Chandler, Vice President. Bottom: Cliff Zwahlen, Senate President. If-'sl' J 74 f Organizations -Kay ,G If Q ' T A , , or if ,jig , ,, r ..., 11 -TV ., g ,gill r sr 251 A A -earn . gf. vk,Lg I , ' h 2 I 1 0 A 5 L k 4. .E . ,. LE! k,.f,.4g:x ,fi ' Q-fin' :,,,f U jg i ,. K, f if, FK 5 1 gy, ,E Q A ,, iff rf T if 3 Q ' 'T T I A -K 'V . .fr . I' 7 Q . 5, 'Ii 5 I V Y 5 I xx . J H if V if , A gb X L I A gi K f E pq yi 3 H gr' li f Q TT X- Q' 5 ,gi fb Top Left: Chad Ehmke, Parliamentarian. Top Right: Mr. Ken Lerchie and Mrs. Pilar Briggs, Advisors. Above Left: The 1977-78 Student Government Association. Above Right: Cas Thomas, Secretary. Below Left: Clif Moore, Treasurer. Organizoiions I 75 Senate Gives Support This marks the second year for the Senate to function within the structure of,,the student government. lt is a body of representatives consisting of one representative from each technical class. The Senator's main job has been to be technical class officer, informing the class of all activities which may concern his particular class. The Senators also have had the responsibility of being the driving force behind such school activities as the intramural sports, the ad drive, the canned-food drive, the mission drive, plus field day. In conjunction with the S.G.A., the Senate hopes you have had another enioyable year here at Jesuit. President, ... X QA . i G i ' 3 Q H W Q V- ,.... X l . ,pq Opp.: Front Row - 0 to rj C. Carmody, J. Fontaine, J. Reeder, G. Wolcott. Back Row - KI to rj D. Hobbs, T. Baucum, E. Galloway, Cliff Zwahlen QPresiden0, J. Parsons, D. Dosset, J. Garbarino, R. Wilmore, P. Rosenblath. Not Pictured: T. Palmer, B. Greenberg. Above: Randy Wilmore and Drew Dossett discuss plans for S.G.A. dance. Below: Intramurals was one of many proiects sponsored by the Senate. Organizations I 77 Key Club Holds Its Own The 1977-78 school year was an outstanding one for Key Club. Everything attempted by the club was successful and often record-setting Jesuit's Key Club is a community and school service organization established by charter with Key Club International. The service projects accomplished by this year's club were highlighted by astonishing successes of the football program and Homecoming. The success of this year's Key Club is due to the hard work of all of the members and everyone else involved. l wish to express my thanks to Mr. Wolcott, Sister Margaret Rose, D.C., Mr. Ernst, officers, members, and sweethearts. President ,Znizfg 78 X Organizations Top: Mr. Roy, J.H.S.'s Kiwanis Representative, addresses the Key Club. Above: KEY CLUB SWEETH EARTS: 1st Row - fl to rj Martha Morgan, L. Buker, Robin Haynie. 2nd Row: Misty Jacobs, Suzette Scott, Teri Spataro, Lauren Florsheim, J. Cordaro. Not Pictured: Diane Cox. Bottom: Key Club at the November Banquet. Left: KEY CLUB OFFICERS: QI to rj Jimmy Miialis, Treasurer, Keith Kramer, Secretary, Vince Slusher, President: Phillip Cancilleri, Vice' President, Craig Seal, Candidate Master, Mr. George Wolcott, Moderator. Below: KEY CLUB MEMBERS: lst Row - fl to rj R. McKinney, K. Appleby, M. Fryer, B. Fouche, T. Palmer, T. Carmody, R. Haney, L. Buker, M. Jacobs, L. Florsheim. 2nd Row - fl to rj S. Robicheaux, R. Lewis, F. Prest, C. Camp, C. Zuhalen, W. Watkins, Raymond Long, S. Scott, M. Morgan, J. Cordaro, T. Spataro. 3rd Row - B. Frohman, P. Cancilleri, C. Marcotte, E. Horne, D. Cush, G. Guillot, A. Doll, P. Sippel, J. Ruben, P. Davis, J. Schmall. 4th Row - T. Smith, V. Wilkinson, M. Wilson, B. Day, B. Traas, D. Hill. 5th Row - C. Dykes, T. Kane, S. Ferris, E. Hall, C. J. McCray, C. Cooper, B. Campbell. 6th Row - Mr. Wolcott, T. Schimshock, C. Seal, V. Slusher, J. Mijalis, K. Kramer, D. Borne, D. Rebouche, Ed Galloway. Not Shown: Karl Doss. The 1977-78 school year has been, to say the least, an eventful year for the Drama Club here at Jesuit. We, the officers, began the planning for the year not last summer as most clubs do, but the summer before that. Many obstacles have we encountered and hurdled, most of these centering around St. Vincent's Academy, and I expect to find more in the months after completion of this letter. The club began the year turbulently with the ioint J.H.S.f S.V.A. production of The Man Who Came To Dinner, a comedy that was a critical success if not a diplomatic one. Several other drama-related activities are in the planning stages but as of yet, nothing has materialized to fill the gap between the fall and spring plays. Our spring play, in fitting with our Shakespearean tradition, will be the tragedy of Hamlet. Everyone associated with this production expects it to be a great success, as will be the year as a whole. Drama Entertains President, J g Q, 5 1 ,fff , r T y 1 ,t ,,, ,,b.,tt y X N.,- iqai 54- M 7 rifttf r ' 'A .vi 80 X Organizations Q f Left Drama Club director Mr George Wolcott, St. Vincents Below Right Technical director Mr F, Engelke. Below Left Cast of The Man Who Came to Dinner. .aff I worinu, Opp. Top: DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: Cr to IJ Darrell Rebouche, Treasurer, Ed Galloway, President, C. J. McCray, Vice President. Opp. Below: DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS: Clst row I to rj P. Sippel. C2nd row l to rj A Doll, Rogers. 13rd row I to rj C. Dykes, J. Schnall, P. Carmody. C4th row I to rj E. Hall, K. Kiper, J. Duett, M, Murray. 14th row l to ry G. Merriman, K. Appleby, K. Rogers, S. Griffen, B. Fouche. C5th row I to rj B. Traas, F. Prest, C. Moore, D. Hill. fwall ltorj C. Mitchell, D. Borne, C. Thomas, R. Long, C. Seal, V. Slusher, M. DeVilbiss, K. Kramer. CNot Shown: C. McCullochD Organizations BI C.L.C. Continues to Grow This has been a year of unity for C.L.C. Through the bonding of the officers and group leaders, many projects and goals have been accomplished. C.L.C. was able more than ever to recognize and serve community needs. Each member has taken part in living, working, serving, and praying together. These individual efforts have given us the many highlights of the year. As we learn and grow, C.L.C. continues to be a way of life. WWW President 1 v fr-sw' Top Left: President Marty McCoy prepares to address the freshmen at Freshman Orientation. Top Right: CLC OFFICERS AND GROUP LEADERS: Standing - fl to rj Marty McCoy, President: Nancy Zaffater, Secretary: Jim Schmall, Publicity: Elizabeth Hicks, Treasurer: Andy Doll, LaLeisha Walker, John Parsons. Sitting - Joe Martina and Harriet Donahue, Group Leaders. Bottom: CLC members present the office workers with a homemade Christmas wreath. Opposite Page: Top CLC moderators Fr. Bill Kidwell and Fr. John Folzenlogen. Bottom: The 1977-78 C.L.C. 82 X Organizations Y 5 1 E E 2 E s a -E a 3 inn Organizations ' 83 .F.L.: New Heights The Jesuit Chapter of the National Forensic League has achieved new heights in forensics never before attained by Jesuit. To begin with, the first annual Jesuit lnvitational Debate Tournament for Novices was held October 7 and 8, 1977. lt was a true accomplishment with 15 area schools attending. After comprehensive coaching sessions with the novice members, the Jesuit squad continues its winning tradition in tournament competition. These achievements were done under the moderation of Mrs. Pilar Briggs and her assistant Miss Nancy Bozeman. The chapter brought national recognition to the school through its attendance at Harvard's Debate Tournament in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Further recognition was gained through one of the teams being selected to represent Louisiana in the Bicentennial Youth Debates in Williamsburg, Virginia. With a continued effort, the Jesuit High School Chapter of the NFL will keep forensics an integral part of a well rounded Jesuit education. Swat President: Qclockwise from topj Chad Ehmke and Greg Guillot present evidence. Mrs. Pilar Briggs gives assistance to Kevin Appleby. David Borne addresses class. Debaters confer on issue. B4 I Organizations Top: N.F.L. OFFICERS: Bill Fouche, Vice President, David Borne, President, Greg Guillot, Secretary. Middle: THE N.F.L. OF 1977-78: Kneeling -- M. Trombetta, G. Merriman, K. Appleby, J. Glenn, M. Acosta, N. Woodall. Standing - J. Henry, D. Hair, M. Leonardi, P. Roy, M. Griffin, E. Nettleton, Fl. Hermes, G. Guillot, B. Fouche, D. Borne, B. Greenburg, C. Brooks, G. Mund. Bottom: The excitement of Debate is evident. Organizations f 85 F1 er Informative and Interesting The Flyer is, as our school paper, the only journalistic opportunity at Jesuit. Its purpose was to foster an interest in journalism and to be a reflection of the talents of school. My goal this year was to re-establish The Flyer as a school newspaper that was responsive to the needs of the students and faculty. Though not always punctual, the staff endeavored to make each edition informative, interesting, and entertaining. It was pleasing to receive the tremendous response from teachers, students, and administrators, that was part of this year's Flyer. I believe that the 1977-1978 Flyer did much to insure the continuation of a growing y interest in journalism at Jesuit High School. 1 Editor in Chief j KM-M-A 1 I 065 1-iQ- af,'sc P,. - 4 ff ,l X s .1 ST. JOHN' S HIGH SCHOOL Top Right: Editor-in-chief Keith Kramer. Top Left: Banner from earlier editions of the Flyer. Bottom Right: THE 1977- 78 FLYER STAFF: fl to rj K. Kramer, V. Slusher, B. Traas, R. Long, B. McNicoll, J. Schmall, C. Seal, D. Rebouche, M. Terricina, C. Thomas, A. Doll. .P Ile ., 'lf , .... .sxj mm i WV- Qm i NT' Y L, J. j-V - 86 X Organizations .ai iss'-' -Q 'X sf 35' 'we S 3, 5 E 11 Top Left: STAFF WRITERS Sitting - B. McNichoII, C. Thomas. Standing - C. Seal, D. Rebouche. Top Right: Sports Editor V. Slusher and assistants M. Terracina and A. Doll. Bottom Left: Moderator Mrs. Debbie Bendick. Bottom Right: Assistant Editors 0 to rj B. Traas, and J. Schmal. Organizations f 87 Marchers Dedicated Dedication is a word these girls live up to during each football season. They put in many hours of hard work during the summer to prepare themselves for each halftime show. This summer twelve members of the squad attended the American Drill Team School at Southern Methodist University, where they placed first in their division. They were commended for their service to the community with a certificate presented to them by Mayor Calhoun Allen. They show their unfailing loyalty to Jesuit by cheering at the games and boosting the team's spirit at Pep Rallies. , . 'l'tg , - nl T. arf! ,, L, I it M, Us A c, . had 4 A 4 , PA ,Q --Us vu an f' 1 f 1 Qi Eifgil 5.3 -1 5 I l T J tttc , ,f ' T 7 - T Top Right: Madeleine Sardisco receives flowers for her hard work and dedication. Top Left: MARCHING SOUAD OFFICERS: fl to rj Kathy Kerlin, Leann Reyanga, Jayne Ann Pistorius, Madeleine Sardisco, Judy Cowden, Lucy Hall and Elizabeth Milazzo. Bottom Right: The 1977-78 Marching Squad. 88 X Organizations Q y .a if I ' a. j i i e ss -e . i . .- A .. ,. iw. K fi 1 A X - l sva ., , in . , , i 1 s V Y H. K L A iii lAl. i i i L L mA ,V is Top: Officers Lucy Hall, Judy Cowden, Madeleine Sardisco, Jayne Ann Pistorius. Left: Much practice and hard work went into every routine. Above: The Freshman Pep Squad members take a break during half-time. Organizations f 89 Latin Club Jesuit now has an official Latin Club! The club has 47 members. The chapter is a member in good standing of the National Junior Classical League. We plan to attend the state convention in April where there will be many contests in various Latin- related areas between Latin clubs of other schools. The purpose of the Latin Club is to promote interest and enthusiasm in the classics and to provide fellowship among Latin students of the past and present. This year we have had a pizza party at the Huddle and attended Byrd's Christmas party. We need to start getting ready for convention in the spring. President, Rick Elina .LS T eghiw X Top Right: OFFICERS: fl to rj George Merriman, Vice President and Rick Elina, President. Top Left: The Latin Club sponsored pizza party, which Mrs. Phelps and her husband attended, was a great success. Right: The '77-'78 Latin Club. 90 I Organizations . AaQn 3- ggfll, N I .R 'K ,jg . FCA Looking Ahead The Fellowship of Christian Athletes Organization is designed to help the athletes know Christ and themselves better by discussing subjects ln their huddle groups and listening to speakers witness for Christ. lt was Coach Sharrah's first year as our moderator but he had many projects lined up for us. My fellow officers were: Drew Dosset, Johnny Bilberry, Mike Millen, James Ruben, Mike Terracina, and Mike Camden. As we attended the Breakfasts we saw that there were more and more athletes attending, which shows that the F.C.A. is growing and will become stronger inthe upcoming years. JQQJJIQR 1 ,. 2 .,,.,.W.,w,.-mm P . iii tw if X if Top: F.c.A. OFFICERS: qi to 5 Q' ra at t 5 W if do 2 . , ,tt,, , rj D. Dosset, J. Ruben, J. Bilberry, M. Terracina, M. Camden, M. Millen, K. Roeton, President. Left: The Fellowship of o 2 Q chrisnanAmlefes. , , .ff Q Above: Coach Larry Sharrah, FCA moderator. Math Club Unifies The Jesuit Math Club is an organization that is in its second year. The purpose of the Math Club is to bring students interested in math-related subjects closer together. This year's membership consisted of thirty members. I would like to thank Mrs. McMurrian for her time and efforts in advising the club. President , rl fr Top: OFFICERS: fl to rj Thom Hickey, Vice-President, Drew Dossett, Secretary, Andy Doll, President. Middle: THE 1977-78 MATH CLUB: 1st Row - R. Roach, D. Borne, J. Schmall, Mrs. L. McMurrian CModeratorJ, J. Dowdall, A Doll, L. Faust, N. Bui, S. Micinski, P. Carmody, R. O'Leary. 2nd Row - C. Renshaw, E. Hall, E. Nettleton, R. Long, B. Traas, J. Mijalis, B. Fouche, J. LaCour, G. Merriman, K, Kirkland, T. Hickey, M. Povinelli, E. Galloway. 92 X Organizations A l Radio Theor This year there is a new club at Jesuit entirely due to the efforts of a totally dedicated person, Father Julius May, S.J. The Jesuit High School Radio Club consists of those persons who have a common interest in all phases of electronics, in particular Amateur Radio. Its main purpose, through the help and guidance of Father May, is to provide the skills needed to obtain a Radio Amateur license. Each year around April, the required FCC exam is given, and as of now five members have passed and received their licenses. I wish to express my earnest thanks to Father May and the members for making 1977-'78 a very successful year. QJCGMQ I 0 Top: Students ham it up. Left: RADIO THEORY CLUB: tl to rj Ed Hall, Chuck Renshaw, Father Julius May, S.J., Scott Pendleton. Seated - Greg Garza, Curtis Stanley. Organizations X 93 Section Editor: Darrell Rebouch6 .. ...-.........I SIDDIIQ-IIS The 1977 Jesuit Flyers ff, .fifz . ?'ff,,,,5f. .. 21 . .. D .i - fs. .. - -. f fs. ,.. W 1 . we .4 -4 ,J . I Top: THE 1977 JESUIT FLYERS: Sitting, First Row - 0 to rj S. Scott, R. Elina, P. Harrington, C. Thomas, P. Cancilleri, C. Camp, K. Bowles, J. Murray, G. Raines, S. White, F. Prest, J. Billberry, J. Tuminello, P, Davis, K. Roeten, O. O'Brien, D. Corley, P, Mitchell, M. Millen, D. Carder. Second Row - V. Wilkinson, J. Garland, D. Mclntyre, R. Wilmore, R. Dellillbiss, B. Campbell, W. Brock, T. Richie, C. Bernhoft, D. Dosset, T. Teros, S. Pendleton, M. Camden, J. Aillet, J. Ruben, P. Hermes, M. Renlro, B. Day, F. Gullo, S. Byrd, R. McKinney, M. Rhodes. Back Row - J. Camden, S. Creighbom, D. Ley, C. Roy, S. Brock, C. Maranto, M. Cush, K. Richter, M. Moncla, G. Gaurisco, T. Kane, W. Watkins, R. Hollman, C. Garbaribo, B. Walker, S. Ferris, M. Fryar, J. Procell, M. Griffin. Bottom: COACHES: Fr. E. Johnson, M. Mawhinney, A. Carter, J. Puza, J. Thompson, A. Caianese, F. Engelke. Bottom Right: Head Coach Anthony Catanese. Sports 97 . F 3 fs. il. 1. iq Flyers Proved to be a Tough and Spirited Team Y , ' ' -- -Y - v . K 1 . 'H e --A A, - Y Y v ,...,.-V.-eff--0.-.mf-ff ,u,,..- 2, , , -,Y W.. ee e ,e V W' 1 --J' f VV W--Hr-asf '- N L- W- ,W ,. 0 -'Fm ,WM 4, M, 985 1 1-. I Q . -f--...M , Q Hifmwp- 9-Wm, , as K f'vrsqgpsvaa4ss.gp..f,.s...l,,.. ....,k . , , ideas-v.ww..,. ,,,.,.. , K Qiftslnw-as Top: Float on, Float on! Above: Pendleton behind the blocking of Mike Camden. Far Left: Camden can run, too. Left: Obie O'Brien pursues an opponent. Opposite Page: Top: Cary Camp runs a play action as Aillet fades to pass. Left: A pileup against Green Oaks. Bottom: Kevin Bowles makes a clutch tackle. Sports I 99 100 I Sports ' M as in ffllwls-Q-Q 'Willie Y lv, Y Top Left: Senior Pat Mitchell was a standout for the Flyers for the third year in a row. Above: injuries hurt the Flyers this season. Left: Joe Aillet confers with coaches on the sidelines. Opposite Page: Top Left: Senior John Murray checks strategy. Top Right: Scott Pendleton runs for more yards. Left: The spirit leaders look on in suspense. Right: Phillip Cancilleri goes in motion. spores! 101 5' . 'f -'mmm fix. K at 1: ' 'VZ E vi? ,V 'EVN ,af Top Left: Joe Aillet scrambles for yardage against Fair Park. Top Right: Frank Prest watches the action intently. Middle: Touchdown! Right: Cheerleaders showed great support. Opposite Page: All three upper classes were well-represented on the varsity team. I 02 X Sports Jesuit Football Is Pride Jesuh Jesuh Jesuh Jesuh Jesuh Jesun Jesun Jesun Jesun Jesun Scoreboard 0 Airline 27 Bossier 28 Green Oaks 6 Bastrop Fair Park Ruston Northwood Springhill Haughton 8 North Caddo 14 18 0 7 7 0 ' 14 O ' 28 8 ' 12 ' ' 14 ' 0 20 ' 25 We the willing are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have done so much for so long with so little, that we are now capable of doing anything with nothing. SR. '78 spomf ios Top: The offensive unit discusses the upcoming game. Right: Snoopy fGinger Alexandery looks on anxiously. Far Right: Pat Mitchell fires it up. 104 ! Sports X--hu iv Nt Q! ,I fu 'tr-ff. ,Q t ' A .lr A Q Center: Flyers run for victory. Top Right: When Drew Dosset was healthy, he was an integral part of the Flyer defense. Left: Assume the position! Above: Mike Millen makes a clean tackle. spam 1 los 1977-78 Flyer Basketball Above: THE 1977-78 JESUIT BASKETBALL FLYERS: Kneeling - M. Wallace, B. Kramer, D. Corley, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Mouser, S. Stanfueld. Standing - Coach Mawhinney, C. Badzrk, M, Brown, K. Floeten, J. Wilmore, D. Hobbs, M. Camden, T. Schimschock, M. Roeten, R. Devilbiss, and Coach Sharrah. Right: Coaches Larry Sharrah and Mike Mawhinney. Opposite Page: Left: Jimmy Wllmore an action. Center: Trainers and statrsticians. Bottom: The Flyer offense in action against Springhill. Right: Head Coach Larry Sharrah IO6 Basketball -2' I as ff 51 331,,,f In-:Nm nm Ov we 1.0 Q is KX M5 -na-pm, -82+ ,'.,,, fiW,g A ' K ' f ' f . 9 1 A A: , . 2 C XE 1 ' ...AKD Basketball X 107 Top Right: Senior team members Keith Roeten and Jimmy Wilmore. Top Left: Wilmore up for a rebound against Haughton. Right: The reach ofthe Gladiator. 108 1 Basketball I Ltr? QQ , . 'U -ig, ,f 1 r,r , , qafg, 1 I 3 r r r ' IW .. , ' 'ff 4' ,f , 0 Flyers Have Encouraging Year The 1978 Jesuit Blue Flyers proved that they had improved over the past year by showing a lot of spirit and playing impressively against some very tough teams. The Flyers had a lot of ability and featured several talented individuals. Most of the team will return next yearg and if a lack of height can be overcome, they should have a good chance for district honors. The 77-78 Flyer cagers should stand tall because they provided an exciting season for everyone. Basketball 0 Flyers ound Top Right: Wilmore leaps for a b d re oun . Above: Camden goes nn for a layup. Right: Schumschock struggles forthe ball, l lO f' Basketball Gut Season 'Ilan-...,,,,, .7.'Jl lllvw-m.. in N? 'Mangan 1 an , , .f - Mig wk qs 5',1,,i 1. I U 3 Top Left: Hobbs shoots a free one. Above: Action against Byrd. Left: Jump up David, jump U Basketball I 1 I I -5 Jesuit 65 Southwood 63 Jesuit 59 Byrd 75 Jesuit 60 Notre Dame 84 Jesuit 53 Huntington 63 Jesuit 51 Nachitoches 59 Jesuit 59 Notre Dame 79 Jesuit 45 Fair Park 85 Jesuit 56 Huntington 54 Jesuit 53 Parkway 56 Jesuit 45 Fair Park 87 Jesuit 60 Southwood 67 Jesuit 59 Byrd 90 Jesuit 51 Haughton 79 Jesuit - 63 Northwood 60 Jesuit 51 North Caddo 54 Jesuit 40 Ruston 94 Jesuit 32 Springhill 44 Jesuit 63 l-laughton 87 Jesuit Northwood Jesuit North Caddo Jesuit Ruston Jesuit Springhill Parkway Tourn.: 0-2 Benton Tourn.: 1-1 Airline Tourn.: 0-2 Southwood Tourn.: 0-2 District Record: 1-9 Overall Record: 4-26 112 f' Basketball M. Flyers Prove Tough Jlgmgv Above: THE 1937 FOOTBALL TEAM: Back Row fl to rj - P. Brandao, A. May, M. Lacobee, Trowbridge, Wilson, C. Boogaerts, Cobb, F. Jones, J. Bonvillian. Middle Row -- Tim Moran, R. A. Tynan, S. J. Kavanaugh, G. Bonvillian, Burris, Gremillion, Burns, Presnal, Rev. G. J. Burras, S. J. Front Row - J. DeBroek, Sullivan, D. Cordaro, J. Brocato, L. May, T. Miciotto, Bourquin. Bottom: THE 1953 BASEBALL SQUAD: Top Row - Coach Cicero, H. Conner, J. Tem lin E. Slusher S White. Bottom D f , - - J. Alexander, D. LeBlanc, B. Thornton, R. Miciotto, J. White, Cotton. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top - BASKETBALL ACTION lN THE OLD DAYS. Bottom Left: Jesuit's All-State, All- American and All-Pro Tony G. Sardisco, who is now Athletic Director here at Jesuit. Bottom Right: Top Row - H. Barney, J. Gullo, J. Sardisco, S. Rowley, E. Buvens, B. Thornton, J. Parisy, D. Dupree, C. Sava, B. Lindsay, J. Tyson, D. Wilbanks, A. Gloriuso. Middle Row - Coach T. J. Moran, Rev. M. P. Kennelly, S. J., J. Findley, W. Barnett, J. Gootee, G. Lynch, J. Pistorius, L. Gaudin, R. Roper, S. Casciola, R. Forde, J. Hamm, Coach Frank Cicero. Bottom Row - K. Lynch, E. Bacilla, C. Salassi, P. Henderson, B. Jones, J. Lattier, S. Rendg, R. Williamson, A. Sardisco, C. Baxter, C. Moos, W. Scopes. 114 f Sports J esu1t All Staters Tony Sa rdisco Jim Linsey Bucky Bovenzi Paul Mayeau Antoine Treadway Tommy Mazur George Restovich James Bustillo Marvin Jordan George Restovich Doug Attaway Tony Papa Louis Cascio Tony Rinaudo Danny Yerby Peter Ramsey Nick Elma Mike Phillips Joe Glorioso Mike Erwin Rocky Guillot Danny Slack John Gehl Greg Page Gene Mack Steve Scott Paul CordaroCH M J Scott Pendleton CH M J 1951 1961 1961 1962 1964 1964 196364 1964 196364 1964 1964 196465 196667 1967 1967 1967 1968 1969 7071 1972 1972 1973 1974 1974 1976 1976 1976 1976 1977 Bsb Bsb Bsb Bs Bsb Bs Bskb Bsb Bs Bsb Bsb ' Fb ' ' I Fb ' Fb . I . b ' b - b - Fb ' ' - Fb ' b Fb Fb Sam Gregorio 1967-68 Fb 'I '. I Fb ' ' Fb ' Fb Fb Fb Fb Fb Fb . . Fb . . Fb Sports History fy A . A K 1' - . ' 5 State Champion Teams 1964 Baseball 1967 Football 1974 Baseball 1975 Golf 1976 Football ' 1 W' 'Mm' gr 1 . - Q 5 '24 llll 2 I Tb f 1 1 5 1 at -gg - W' '-':1 1 11 -if ' ' , ai 1 ll E i . M 4 1, 1 I 41475 1 its 452 1 1111 f' i 4' ffS48f?s?E f2515-344s4'pLx50ffS4?fR379-1 ' 1 X' . f 4, we , ,- -' Nil bfngggisfgglavggg 0 1 Q-91111559 Section Editor: Raymond Long Sm Homecoming Court Highlights Festivities An integral part of every Homecoming celebration is its Court, which represents the spirit of all of us. This year's Homecoming Queen was Diane Cox. Madeleine Sardisco was chosen Football Sweetheart by the football team. Marching Squad Favorite was Jayne Ann Pistorius and Carmen Thomas was voted Pep Squad Favorite. Senior Maids were Lauren Florsheim and Sue Welter. Representing the Junior class was Lynn Buker and Suzette Scott. The Sophomore Maids were Caroline Cunningham and Liz Welter and acting as Freshman Maids were Julie Kittler and Elizabeth Moranto. Congratulations to the spirited young ladies chosen for Court this year. Carmen Thomas Pep Squad Favorite I 18 X Honors 1T Tj uren FlOfShClm Senior Maid sg .M Honors X I Y9 l Cheerleaders Dedicated Jesuit's cheerleaders opened up the year with an outstanding performance at the Southern Methodist University cheerleader camp. ln six days of competition they walked away with six awards. This was a sample of the work and dedication of our cheerleaders of 1977-78. Their support and enthusiasm was seen at Pep rallies and sports events from football to basketball. Although they did not attend spiritleader camp, our male spiritleaders put in many long hours of work helping with pep rallies and cheering at games. All ofthe spiritleaders and cheerleaders respected the privilege of being able to serve and lead the student body in supporting the Flyer teams. Top: CHEERLEADERS OF '77-'78: First Row - tl to rj Catherine Smith, Walter Chandler, Ginger Alexander, Rosie Cordaro, Clif Moore, Milissa Leimbrook. Second Row e Karl Doss, Jacque Wright, Darrell Rebouche, Teri Spataro, David Farrar, Sheri Lex, Steve Robicheaux. Bottom Left: Flyers prove highly spirited. Bottom Right: See Teri yell. 1 20 X Honors 'XJ 'lx l, Top Left: The 1977-78 St. Vincent's cheerleaders. Top Right: This year's Snoopy - Ginger Alexander. Middle: Pyramid power. Bonom: Our group of cheerleaders did an exceptional job of leading the crowds in cheers at the football games. Honors X I 2 I Top Players Honored Several flyers were recognized by local sports writers and coaches this year for their outstanding achievements on the football field. Named to the All-District team this year were Pat Mitchell, Gordon Raines, Frank Prest, Scott Pendleton, and Keith Roeten. Many others were named to the second team. Pendleton and Roeten received All Parish Honors, and Scott received an Honorable Mention on the All State team. 122 X Honors Q! Top: Pat Mitchell, Gordon Raines, James Ruben, Rick Elina, Coach Catanese, Scott Pendleton, Mike Camden, Keith Roeten, Frank Prest, Johnny Billberryg Honorees. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top: All District, Mitchell, Plaines, Pendleton, Prest, Roeten. Right: All Parish, Roeten and Pendleton. Left: Coach Catanese. Center: All District second team. CNot Picturedb John Billberry. Honors X 123 Most Spirited Encourage Others The Most Spirited Students are the ones who support most clubs, organizations, and sports. They support by their actual participation or by their sideline encouragement. They inspire others either to support or participate in these activities. Lastly, they are eager to learn both in and out of the classroom. The Most Spirited Teachers are those who attend and support most functions involving Jesuit students. They encourage students to get involved. They help students to be a success and are still there when students tail. Their helpfullness and enthusiasm extends tar beyond the classrooms in which they teach. Congratulations to those voted Most Spirited this year. Top: THE YEAR'S MOST SPIRITED FACULTY MEMBERS AND STUDENTS: They are First Row - tl to rj Joey Garborino, Jimmy Reeder, Scott Pendleton, and Darrell Rebouche. Second Row - Brother Puza, Mrs. Pilar Briggs, Mrs. Debi Bendick, and Mr. Kenny Lerchie. Bottom: Jimmy Reeder, the Most Spirited Sophomore. 124 X Honors ff- ttf? ff if :1qNN . ft., QQ Top Left: Most Spirited JOnior Scott Pendleton. Top Right: Darrell Fiebouche, voted Most Spirited Senior. Bottom Left: THE FOUR MOST SPIRITED TEACHERS: 0 to rl Brother Puza, Mrs. Pilar Briggs, Mrs. Debi Bendick, and Mr. Kenny Lerchie. Bottom Right: Chosen as this year's Most Spirited Freshman was Joey Garborino. Honors I I 25 .H.S. Excels The National Honor Society is an organization established to honor those who are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. This year we had a club that was well representative of these standards. The National Honor Society generally sponsors very few activities except for the football pool, due to the fact that most of its members are busy with their other extracurriculars. Next year, more activities will be undertaken according to the ideas obtained from the first Louisiana National Honor Society convention in Lake Charles. Toward the end of the year, the N.H.S. Banquet was held and awards were given to members of the non-athletic extracurriculars for their outstanding participation and .mm ,W performance. The year ended quite well all over. f' President I Jw Y .K J, .fl ,.- Top: NHS OFFICERS: K. Kramer, Secretary: C. Zwahlen, V. President, O. fx.: Q' i O'Brien, Treasurer: C. Seal, President. fl j , Maddie: 1977-78 NHS: 15: Row - qi to ry -if '- 7' I C. Seal, K. Kramer, C. Zwahlen, O. O'Brien, M. Murray, C. Bernhoft, B. Naleiwaik. 2nd Row - Miss Chace, M. Wilson, C. Premo, E. Baldwin, R. Wilmore, D. Dossett. 3rd Row - M. Scott, D. Rebouche, J. Schmall, Mrs. McMurrian, P. Carmody, J. Adams. Up Staircase - P. Cancilleri, V. Slusher, R. Long, E. Galloway, J. Mijalis, C. Dykes, A. Doll, B. Frohman, T. Hickey, J. Dowdall. Bottom: JR. NHS OFFICERS: 0 to rp J. LaCour, President, D. Corley, V. President: J. Cicero, Secretary, D. Sanusi, Treasurer. 126 X Honors Q Individuals gs 1 Honored The National Merit Semi-Finalists are members of a select group chosen from the top scores on the PSAT, a scholastic aptitude test given nationwide. Jesuit boasted two semi-finalists: Ed Galloway and Craig Premo. Shortly before school began, seniors Cas Thomas, Bill Fouche, and Marty McCoy attended Louisiana Boys' State on the Baton Rouge campus. They were elected to many offices which proved they were dedicated and hard working. ,,,w-.M NATIONAL HONOR SOSIETY g Q 'g T5 ' i Z l I X, I .-.................... l Top: JR. NHS: Left Side - J. LaCour, L. Faust, W. Watkins, D. Sahusi, C. Badzik. Right Side - D. Corley, J. Cicero, V. Wilkinson, J.Reeder. Above: NATIONAL MEFIIT SEMI- FINALISTS: Craig Premo fsittingj and Ed Galloway. Middle Left: The NHS pin: a sign of . distinction. Bottom: BOYS' STATE DELEGATES: fl to rj Cas Thomas, Bill Fouche, and Marty McCoy. OIFU41' X vgw S I A ,vw TA ye K ..... .. kx.:k:k k.....,., Wk.k.. .:..,, , k ....., 1 K is i I ?fNM M6'e i't 1 Honorsf I27 . W, t., .......,, 1VA,. .... .,,.. ,, i -, 1977-78 Flyers of the Month 1 Sf' 7 7 ' 7 A ..if:,,7 h77.?1E 7 7 777 7 7 7777,777 7777 W 7 : 7 7 7 x. h V m Lx' .W . 7 7Wi7: .:.f1.f A . , S., 777l7 7 .. l7 '57 ff fzf 11. 7 i i kggk A nfs EKE K 6 lty :gf g il 1 128 f Honors i 1977-78 Flyers of the Year Marty McCoy Ph1111p Canc111er1 Wax, X 'Q'- ,,.7,.7...,,,.. ni y 1 -. , .. .f . x X .. .. ,, f ,-.-. f f. , 1 ,. .,.. , M ,N 1.,,,.,,w -., V, --f-my fm.,-, I Q-.-,1.1A..e,1.Mf.14,U,,1s J ,-Q: z+,m,.,m1:.. .q,,.. ..A.xm4:,:4J-4. ,:1,L11.y:A::gL--A . 1 .-,-,Q.Jm::.4egg-1,-M yieuLm4ugm:,1ws,wayy:vy, ANCITIIWIIWIIIIES Homecoming a Total Success Jesuit's student body celebrated an exciting Flyer victory over Ruston at the 1977 Homecoming Dance. Homecoming was the crowning event of Spirit Week, which ended with the dance on October 15. The dance, held at the Progressive Men's Club, was a total success with support from almost every student at Jesuit. The highlight ofthe night was the presentation of the 1977 Homecoming Court and the Presentations. Head Coach Anthony Catanese presented Football Sweetheart Madeleine Sardisco with a football signed by the Flyer team, and Mr. Robert H. Ernst crowned Diane Cox the 1977 Homecoming Queen. Top: Queen Diane Cox looks ecstatic after being presented at the dance. Middle: The Court and their escorts enjoy a slow dance performed by the band. Bottom: Homecoming Court write-ins enjoy the game. -iw- N n Q 'A IA' HL ' 7, I mu ' A. V. .V kv ,ft-.,au,h'!:,,iv., v jk f1v.L??'..gL' l i .E if- I 1 5 -A i xxx 5 .,,, , M A l l .7 , , X . X 7 X 132 X Activities Liv' If Top: Joe Tuminello and date Roxanne Wilson really get into the swing of things. Bottom Left: Football Sweetheart Madeleine Sardisco watches as Coach Tony Catanese presents her with a bracelet given to her by the football team. Bottom Right: Pat Mitchell and Susan Summers really groove out to the music. Activities ! 1 33 Top: Sheridan Whiteside CC. J. McCrayJ explains some facts of life to reporter Burt Jefferson CDarreII Rebouchej and Maggie Cutler CBucky Robertsonl. Middle Right: Applause! Applause! As the cast takes its bows. Middle Left: Maggie tells Whiteside that she's in love with Burt Jefferson. Bottom: Banjo CJim Schmally brings Whiteside a special delivery package - Nurse Preen. Opposite Page: Top: June Stanley mans the phone as the house is barraged by the next best thing to being there. Middle Right: Mr. Stanley CRobert Traasj pays his dues by enduring severe insults. Bottom: Thank God for make-up! 'I 34 X Activities swag Drama Club Puts on Qualit Production This year's first drama production, The Man Who Came to Dinner, once again proved the quality theater offered by Jesuit and St. Vincent's. The comedy revolved around the famous, boisterous, and overbearing radio announcer, Sheridan Whiteside Cplayed by C. J. McCrayJ who, upon arriving for dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stanley CBobby Traas and Ellen Gautierj injured his hip. After this occurrence, Whiteside begins insulting and influencing people ii U' E gi W , much to the dismay of the Stanleys and friends. As always, the cast did a great job and showed real talent. Mr. Engelke, Mr. Wolcott and Mrs. Serio should also be thanked for helping to make it a very entertaining night. A 44 Y! Technical Crew Co-Directors: Mr. Fred Engelke, Mr. George Wolcott, Mrs. Sarah Serio Technical Director: Mr. Philip Serio Props: Melissa McDonall, Karen Katzenstein Make-up: Mr. Fred Engelke, Mrs. Connie Engelke, Mrs. Pilar Briggs, Mr. George Wolcott Stage Manager: Keith Kramer Runners: Vince Slusher, Ed Galloway Lights: Craig Seal Sound: Vince Slusher, Mark Murray Set Construction: Keith Kramer, Raymond Long, Cas Thomas Activities X 135 Mrs. Earnest Stanley Miss Preen .......,. Richard Stanley . . . June Stanley .... John ......... Sarah ...... ,... Mrs. Dexter ....... Mrs. McCutcheon . . Mr. Earnest Stanley . Maggie Cutler .,.., Dr. Bradley ....... Sheridan Whiteside . Harriet Stanley ..... Bert Jefferson .,... Professor Metz ..... , .... The Luncheon Guests Mr. Baker ...,...,.. Expressman .....,. Lorrain Sheldon . . . Sandy .......... Beverly Carlton .... Westcott .,...,.,.. Radio Technicians . . . Banjo . . ....... . Two Deputies ,,.. A Plainclothesman. . , . Choir Girls .,,..... Cast 'xP ' . . . . .Ellen Gautier . . . .Debbe Cowell .........EdHalI . .Ann Katzenstein . . . . .Steve Griffin . .Gertrude Embree . . . . .Tammy Bone . . . .Mandy Graber . . . . .Robert Traas Diannah Robertson . . Patrick Carmody .....C. J. McCray . . . . . .Paula Story . .Darrel Rebouche .,....Keith Kiper . . . .Kevin Appleby Craig Rodgers . . . . .Pat Hermes . . . .Ronald Starr . . , .Elizabeth Horne . .Richard Hermes . . . . .Ed Galloway .......JayGlenn . . .Kevin Rodgers Susan Konozewski . . . . .Jim Schmall . . .Pat Harrington Pat Hermes . .Angelica Velasco . .Mary Neddleton Melissa McDonald Karen McDonald Top Right: Harriet Stanley fPaula Storeyj greets Mr. Whiteside in a typically unusual manner. Middle: Mr. Whiteside gives some fatherly advice to June and her lover CRichard Hermesj. Bottom: Whiteside encourages Richard CEd Hallj to go out on his own and take hundreds of pictures. 136 I Activities E3 up,-. 5. tl rv Banquet Honors Sportsmen The annual Jesuit football banquet was held on January 13 in the gym. An excellent menu of Italian cuisine was served by Mrs. Calentone before the presentation of the football squad. Appreciation of the coaches was expressed by the seniors and the awards for the outstanding achievement were issued. Pat Mitchell was awarded the outstanding defensive player award, while Frank Prest and Scott Pendleton shared the honor of offense. Keith Roeten was the recipient of the coaches award for superior performance on and off the field of play. Mitchell, Prest, and Roeten were named team captains for the year. Vic Wilkinson, Will Watkins, and Drew Dossett were cited for their scholarship. The final prayer was led by the team chaplain, Fr. Johnson to end an evening enjoyed by most of the guests of the Athletic Department. 1 Top Left: Keith Floeten is congratulated for getting permanent team co-captain. Middle Left: Junior lettermen of 1977. Middle Right: Coach Sardisco tells it like it is, Bottom Left: Fr. Johnson gave an interesting speech. i i l Activities X 137 intl 4 ,,, -Q s .wr K F.. D 1' X , ,,., , :W,I ,L,,, V If , 1 ,Wyfw . ...av ' w A Q u .55 Q 'Q' X . .,. x St le Show The Jesuit Style Show this year proved to be the most successful in the 25 year history of the event. With overwhelming cooperation between the Mother's Club and Jesuit seniors, the show proved very entertaining and the meal most enjoyable. Much ofthe success is due largely to the hard work of Mrs. Dossett, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. McMurrian, and the mothers, who worked zealously for the money that was raised due to the show. The theme of the show, A Jesuit Jubilee, was true to form and set an excellent background for the annual event. A word of thanks goes to all those who helped bring about this success by contributing much time and hard work. Top: Mothers gladly prepare lunches for the many guests at this year's Style Show. Middle Left: The Grand Finale. Middle Right: David Nalley models a suit from Jordan and Booth. Bottom Left: Keith Roeten makes his way down the ramp. Bottom Right: This year's Q senior class was ' commended for the superior work they did at the Style Show. Here Bobby Sheridan serves lunch to X grateful ladies. 9. . Activities 139 ff' fp,.g't-1 We Top Left: Some seniors take a breather during the Senior-Freshman picnic. Top Right: The S.G.A. sponsored Buccaneer Day which proved to be a great success. Bottom: George Lindley clears the way for Mike Douglas during the football intramural. 140 I Activities . . . Gets Involved To say that we had an outstanding S.G.A. this year is to make a grave understatement. Sponsoring such activities as dances, football, basketball, and frisbee intramurals, and spirit contests, this year's S.G.A. stands to be one ofthe most concerned and outgoing. Mrs. Briggs, Mr. Lerchie, and the S.G.A. officers are commended for their involvement and support, making this a very successful year. r -A r. NNN ,vw QW 1 S R K ll Top: Mrs. Briggs receives her Snoopy for Most Spirited Teacher, another S.G.A. activity. Middle Right: The Freshman-Senior picnic co-sponsored by JHS and SVA was enjoyed by all. Middle Left: Jimmy Wilmore blows the whistle on a sophomore game during the basketball intramurals, which were won by 4F. Bottom: The football intramurals were won by the class of 4F, shown here playing against 4E. Aclivilles I 141 ,,.,, , . .4 ,- H - 7 -x 1 S ., ,- Q, ,W Q ., 1 ,. fn, ,,,,, u, ,f -X-fmrxi, f'L1t 'ffufmz W ,ywsv I + WY QXJK-gf-iv5q.I.1.,9iJx i,0,.x,,.JL,M:.-jj px f '-.,Tf,:,,,.j. ,A .gm J ff' fi: -3145 '-:J qt 1 4+ 1-2-if,-if? fiTfG:iJE?i:' ,.m1g'1i: -Lv2,iQLf-4.71 LA-Af-fid-Y--+1 rifhfriivr-1-f 1-Qglxfgiuukyz-E,ie.'E2E.bi,'shiLiFi1a,sSv2:f.'n'i.- S5,Rf.x.,u'Lima-2254 'zwfv-9,4444 SWIUIDIENWF IL Il IFIE ,Km Q s 144 f Student Life 9-3 X Mr I W5 IE. Mgiif- sr Milli :wif wall? ai? 5535! S QW' if 5 w g?5k:8 Student Life 1 145 . . ,....., .,,,, .,,,. , -MW -J Wd' 146 X Siuden! Life Student Life X 147 I48 f Student Life if Student Life X 149 150 X Student Life Student Life X l5l 152 f Student Life Studen1'Life X 153 154 X Student Life Sfudent Life X 155 Qgj' iw .. I , . A D V . .. in ' 3 H' Q-1 f L JL VL VE 1' K K t is , i. 1-b 'T' M. . -1- ga. 156 f Sfudeni Life Student Life X 157 158 X Student Life Student Life X 159 160 X Sfudent Life Student Life X 161 E35 .V A, 2254 '-1 A Hlllkn ,mr 1 ,WMF 5' ' J. , ,Q 15. NV 'fav my M ,. , W 1' , gwfgiiyf ,Y rm: ' 'K' i . , .,g,,,, Q 5, E? 4932 3 ik ww j :Q W E U iv' I fo J. . L vw P' H if 5 51 4 my Af, A 'K R: M, 955 S vp' TIIISIEMKIENWS 1' , 164 f Ads Compliments to the Flyers Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Payne Mr. and Mrs. John C. Renshaw The Clovis Martin Family Hilma Cothren Mike and Jeri Campbell Bill Slattery Mr. J. Carrol Adkins Compliments of Future Jesuit Parent Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Landry The Leonardi Family Dr. and Mrs. John N. Henry The Millers Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Hall Compliments from a Friend Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Cox and Family Dr. and Mrs. Marcellus M. Pearce 1977-78 Blue Ridge Mobile Home Park Mr. and Mrs. Billy J. Riley Mr. and Mrs. John Appleby, Ill, Compliments of Lake View Market - 'From a Friend Shirley S. Brown Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Dunkelman Sam Fullilove and Associates Realtors Walter E. Watts, Jr. Darrell Rebouche Mrs. Frances B. Lister Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hammond, Jr. R. A. Stacy, Jr. Compliments of Ralph Pullen I Mrs. T. K. Giddens Christ the King Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks, Sr. Richardson's Rexall Drugs Go Flyers ABCO Petroleum Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. McMurrian Doug and David Becken Mr. and Mrs. William McCulloch Hollywood Cleaners Sid Willeford Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Burgess Dr. and Mrs. John K. Graham A and A Locksmith, Inc. Jake Cullick Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Giddens Farm Bureau Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lafferty Andrew Fabaucher Sharon Lee Duhon T. S. Cotten's Hope Street Body Shop Good Samaritan Funeral Home Airport Exxon From a Friend Mr. and Mrs. George Conger Robert A. Osuna Sue P. George Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. LaCour Hamel's Park Dixie Bowles Dr. and Mrs. John P. Valiulis Peggy Adley Soileau's Hair Styling Prudhomme's Sitter Service Ads ! 165 CLUB for In+elfec+uaI A131595 . , .. ,.,X ,N .. . .,.,.,.W,.,,,.,,, ,MW N . .,.,.. ,,. ,....,m,,., , , W. ..,., , W w,.W,-N 5 r ' 3 E 2 f H f,- x.........,L,..... .,., Z Now Offeri pracfice I W,,..,,.W,,-,,.....,.....W,,..N, MMM' -f-H- ' , '!1D!i!Mwmwnw4w ww---'- W W Complimenis of Bobby Sheridan i .H wmffhs- 1 ?g ,BM ,1-,':, , L 4 1, ,ff- , f- ,Q -.H 1 k I, I ' wi: Nw 4 4 x Vw Q, k 13 wr' Ji. -ps 'M I EE mg:..2.-P 5 S gg! L7 I WT4' MP? 1 Compllments of STANLEY M CCTHREN Consultung Cuvll Englneer I M R b can 0 'chan 228 N Market Street Shreveport Loulslana Wild ill liqlll IUITI llll PIT ' L UIIIAUA me ! 4 1 1 pany, Inc. i 1 x x l KY H For Complimenta ry I -XXX 0 1 to tr X ...... AX -' Facia1,CalI: H3 ..........,.., 742-2456 I Q oosmenos SHIRLEY R. WARREN Independent Beauty Consultant 4506 Donnie Ave. Bossier City, La. 711 11 Sugar Oil Company Complimen'rs of .Q t y .-K. Installing - Repairing ' ' V Binding U' ' Free Estimates WILKINSON CARPET 'SERVICE Phone 687-0091 1009 Windsor Drive Shreveport La. Diamond Setting General Repairing JEWELERS SERVICE Mfg. JEWELERS AND ENGFIAVEFIS 226 Ricou-Brewster Bldg. John Garcia 425 Milan Street Phone 425-5556 Shreveport LA 71101 YEARWOOD REALTOR 3331 Youree Dr Ph 865 8486 Supports the Flyers Compliments EL CHICO RESTAURANTS Specializing in Mexican Food ShreveportABossier L . , I. S 'Treatflig Inc, T' 41 17 Meadow Lane I Bossier City Louisiana 71010n Mike Mathias Jim Pippen Vice President 74246662 President QNL, ,Jgmz MARGIE BECKEN Furnishings Department 421 Texas St. Shreveport La. 71101 3187 221-6208 we of , .L ' Heat U Shreveport La. 171105 170 Compliments Fairfield Food Mari' Owner Paul J. Cush Life Health Group Insurance From Catholic Band Parents Club Shreveport-Bossier Congratulation Seniors :Eg 1 Annuities Pension Plans Glenn Welsh National Quality Award Health Insurance Quality Award RGEIITOI' Member National Association of Life Underwriters c Sales Representative . . 909 Mid South Towers Shreveport LA 71 101 TWO Thousand Fa'ff'e'd New York Llfe Insurance Co. 1318122244143 Flyers Once ls Not Enough the Watkins x' 1, I I I tri 1 , DANIEL ACOSTA fm Jesuit Hams 171 SWENSEN'S Ice Cream Congratulations MARK Fac+ory Outrageously Rich Ice Cream Made in Our Shoppe m 4414 Youree Drive 865-1 84 Come See! BUBBA CORDARO Sales Representative New Cars - New Trucks - Used Cars Courtesy Chevrolet, Inc. 2627 Linwood Ave. Shreveport, La. 71101 Phone 425-3471 172 ren? I JOHN DAVID STEWART Stewart Insurance Shreve City Office Park Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 318 865-7181 All Types of Insurance Pierremonf Pe+roleum - o 3 ' Kuwcfv 3' I Ui .I 4,2 K1 Corporahon Joseph Bernard Crof+on, Sr C k Best Wishes Clase of '78 KZWWLVL N Drs. Worley and Clark r 7 KM y6 In Memory of Compliments 1801 MARSHALL . PHONE 221-7159 A sunsvsrom LA . . . . oc y s estaurant fast free prescription pick-up and delivery. Marcelle and Allercreme Cosmetics Sam P. Cimino R.Ph. - Across From Highland Hospital at Marshall 9 l of . . . I Where you receive personal, friendly service, R k R and Highland In Shreveport On the Riverfront , ou in Jlfl I riff' We e .5 1 'fi 624 Commerce St. 5' r 1 ' i 425-7033. ' , if 1 , ' . . . A K Entertaining Nightly , Tuesday through Saturday igjgfjfgljgl for your listening and ill I 1 1 1 - i ,,, , dancing pleasure .ll IOUIS 1965. Open 6 P.M. ti 'h -v , sm C! 5 s. ,-f GIGLIO PLUMBING 81 HEATING Clarkes Jewelers Inc of Shreveport Free Estimates C3181 865 5658 Four Generations of Memory Making JOE GIGLIO 1250 Jordan Shreveport, Louisiana 425-5344' 174 7 Ads 'E d E 1 - Repairing - Contracting 3916 Youree Dr.u- Shreveport, La. 71 105 ' Compliments I i S YOUR CAMERA SHOP -is Congratulahons - Sensors of 78 Mr. A. R. Carmody Jr. and Famlly I of n n J F D k comme srocxs Au. morooumc uunsugms a. eouumgdr a mes . Y es . 430 Mgnxersmeer .uoa vougosg bf' . PHONE 425-1535 . smzevevonr, LounslANA 713 oY ' I Carl W Jones Glenn Anesthesia, Cul Producer Inc of Compliments Compliments I Ad X175 paper CO. Compliments The Woltkiewicz Family CA?-3 Bobby Horton FASHION our cHAMPuoN FREE STYLE 77 No La 77 Alabama Men s Hairstyling Ladies Haircuts INTERNATIONAL HAIR DESIGNS 9380 Mansfield Rd Su ite D For Appointment Shreveport La Phone 686 6933 73' 77 No. La. 77 - Alabama JEAN M FIOBICHEAUX Petroleum Geologist Telephone AC-318 260 Ockley Drive Bus. 861-0558 Shreveport Louisiana 71 105 Res. 868-6916 DAVID P. TADLOCK Sales Representative COU RTESY CH EVROLET I NC. 2627 Linwood Ave. Bus. Phone 425-3471 Shreveport, La. 71 101 Home Phone 221 - 7853 of I I O O O I . 3 ' . A If A j I I lv I 176 ! Ads PLAZA PHARMACY S. Alan Searcy R.Ph. Fairfield at Olive SH REVEPORT GYMNASTIC SUPPLY CO Supplier of All Types of Gymnastic Uniforms and Equipment Pep Squad and Cheerleaders ,Owner Shreveport La. 71 105 Frank Pernici Jr. 2410 Line Ave. Brenner's Has If All When If Comes to Fine Furniture GRAEF'S ELECTRIC REPAIR 3 Generations of Brenners at Jesuit: Alphonse .............. ...... I 902- I 904 Henry ........ .... ...... I 9 36,1941 Hanl .... ...... I 97I-I975 QUERBES 81 BOURQUIN INCORPORATED All Lines of Insurance Phone 221 5241 214 Milam Street Shreveport Louisiana Ads I 177 Diesel Fuel Injection Sales and Service K-C Replacement Parts for General Motors Diesel Engines Turbo Sales and Service Startmaster Air Starting Systems WALTON S Ladies Apparel VAUGHAN 8: BUSH, INC. Jewelry Sportswear Handbags Phone 746-5852 Bossier City LA 71 1 1 1 120 1050 Grimmet Dr. Bus. 222-8432 Bossier Center ' Shreveport, Louisiana BESTWAY Foons 1355 Milam St. Compliments of Foster, Fred, Fala, and Dorothy Johnson i PIERREMONT ExxoN - I VISA Master Charge 5805 LINE AVE. SHREVEPORT, LA 71106 A PHONE: 865-4256 - 8654251 KENNlMER GROCERY 10600 Ellerbe Rd. v f Shreveport jftrst iigrmahgtertazrr Qlltuxrly 900 JORDAN STREET . H. F. Kennimer 513-t,gw,mfj,'nni,bnm 7Il0l 178 X Ads HEHRIJCH U L-HEESE 6537 Line Ave. Phone Shreveport La. 71106 865-4205 onyx- - Viv 3 IPRIES O S BILIIII PALACI. INC 1 1 1 -s1oN leolsrnls 89- 4 V .987 ' Congratulations Seniors of 1978 Compliments Taylor THINK ST JOSEPH S I CREDIT UNICN Serving the Members of St. Joseph s Parish Savings Loans . I 1 106 Anniston Street Shreveport La. 71 104 865-3584 Compliments GEORGE S GRILL 175 E. Kings Hwy. 861-7264 - I ,D D s ua non yi 1 , I xg A., c AL. iw-41 ,, ,'. - , bl. mall ml1'La'f 'aj A , II- gt -9,, m.u15 I 9 I ci 2 'v ' 1, . , i , , , I ' N l'nuNl ' 'H K .1 luv. R 1 of I of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Ads ! I79 . , . lfiiiiifl lb-wvllivu 'CQ 1-44 .. J L 1 u Compliments of ., Q 'A1: ,NC SDUTHLAND PRINTING CO. Shreveport Louisiana Compliments of 'I -M The Universal Ulira Karma Cosmic Mind I80!Ad Commune -:Pork - Ham - Beef GREEN HICKORY WOOD wSpare Ribs No Gqs - No Electric fChicken No Rotisserie -rHot Tamales 424-2332 Pit Cooked and Hickory Smoked 3155 N Market Across From KTAL TV-6 Q -I 3- 'I f' xx , ,' :rr-' Q X XX- Mx.-1 I O l S+ John Berchmans Co Ca+hedral QKCTRIC 4 4 ZLOUISA c pl + f WINNINGHAM DATSUN VOLVO C pl + f O 130 I NAS . TELEPHONE 424-4406 Congratulations Seniors' From PETERS GROCERY 81 MARKET LOUISIANA BANKS rnusrco Whites Your Neighborhood Cleaners Congratulations on Your Graduation DARRELL From Your Uncle Dewey Heritage Federal Savmgsiloan 440 Benton Road omer Road Minden, Louisiana 71055 Compliments of MARY LORETTA CAPLIS A l ' ' 2 . ' I . . veuafn 1 nic umrfo sn ns ofposfronv BOSSIGY Clfy. LOUISIEIDS 7111 1 , 305 H 0 9 Ljzuzzaifufi' env c Ll an IN G . , . I l82!Ad Froma FRIEND Compliments of SAM A RINAUDQ A Becken Air Conditioning - Heating - Refrigeration Sales and Service 24 Hour Servite A Margie and Eddie Lloyd s Towing Service 5513 Work St. Phone 636-O7-45 T0WlNG WITH CARE ANYWHERE ' LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE LLOYD F EVANS SHREVEPORT DAY OR NIGHT , PHONE 222 9463 4 , . . 639 MONTGOMERY LOUISIANA 71107 g I lk I 'Z' ow 0 'ELETE i FINANCIAL CENTER COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK HFIEVEPOFZ CJLJ SIAN Q a 1s4fAd fl I '- ill W I j' A v 5 W I 7 ' T I nl. N T , A N S MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURIANCE CORPOLATION ISIC! 217-8004 .- .FLG . 1 SWS , if ge .iifi 7 XT Court Collectio ILS X f' renms snows MALL lf. VINCINI Q INREVEPORT. LOUISIANA 7ll04 Comolete Car Care - Road Service CARROLL'S TEXACO SERVICENTER 4041 Fern Ave. Shreveport, LA 71 105 AI Carroll Phone C31 83 865-7798 SHREVEPORT TOM S SALES INC P O Box 8828 100 Stage Coach Road Phone 925 0578 Distributor TOM S TOASTED PEANUTS Tom s Peanut Butter Sandwiches Tom s Candles Tom s Sweet Sandwiches Tom s Potato Chips Tom s Baked Goods l , h ' . Shreveport, Louisiana 71 108 Friend of Jesuit Ads f 185 - Distinctive Gifts for Those Who Care - Stationery - Cards - Printing Q29 is-wb ' 1730 East 70th St. East Gate Shopping Center Gifts for Every Taste and Expense Hummel Figures - Kaiser Porcelain - Gobel - Limited Editions Wedding and Shower Invitations - Custom Printing at Its Finest No Job too Small - Award Ribbons J I S'I C tGI W d P od t To the Greater Glory ot God uc S and His Service tor the People ewery- iver- u ass- oo r Bankamericard Phone 868-4247 Master Charge of Shreve pod. Consume, S grocery Jesuit High School NO- 2 Priests 4101 Hollywood Phone 631-3671 ... ........... l.H.S. Holy Rosary Church 1755 Corbitt Street 71 108 Phone C3181 636 3530 Rev Gerard M Foley Pastor l86!Ads Shreveport, Louisiana REALTOR OSCAR CLOYD, INC. Gallery of Homes We Bring People Home 6122 Hearne 2006 E. 70th St. 1415 Airline Shreveport Shreveport Bossier City 635-81 1 1 869-2337 747-0674 When you think o' furniture. , . think of. . . :N EW CYDRK ITURE 1101 W 70TH STREET the buyer s furniture store Phone 865 7141 I Shreveport La. 71106 k 1 U rn 1 rv l l - i avenge Downtown Shreve City, q Sunset Bossier Center Moll St Vincent CLOTH WORLD 2 Locations 760 2721 Shreveport- West 70th Barksdale Hwy. St. Say It With FIowers Centena ry Florist 2100 Marshall and 175 Bossier Center Phone 424-4132 . Dodles 9 Frame Shop 3 231 ,gif 258 Ashley Shreveport La. 71 105 869-1995 Pro Shop Prerremont Oaks Tennis Club The Pro Shop Where Everyone Can Shop 578 Sprrnglake Dr. Ads 1 187 v ' 2x bra' v .V V4 gn 9 2 ' I .I Q 4 , ', Q r' , 'Q Q' tl 4 4 W- ay Xu 0 Jfgfbxll qllyfblllily no S 532121 Q I I O u vr WE CA-,ER luululullll Wh ln- Uauzs cqntaquss sm roon W CAhe's Sw 85 Sirloin Qiiestamzrant ISOO MARKET STREET Phone 222-2497 - 455 Riverside Dr. Bossier City LA 71010 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Specializing in 18th Century Furniture and Accessories ABE Ri-WAN PHONE 424.1544 OWNER 423.9512 - .., -,-- M Q W H pq 2 s Q f 9- 4 E .,-,. is , r 5 I gt 2 aria, g . I 4 as Q 5 V -'L 'ii T5 1 1' 1 A 'A X , crocc L rro. 7 o, c Class of 77 H -v-- A+:-:-, -4- -' H Q:-W: ..,w,nw.g,,X.: f f ?fFf'f'i' Q So, You've done it al last! 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 wanl' you to know il. We wish you the best things life has to offer: good healthf happiness, dreams come true. Now i+'s a new beginning. Good luck! he Shreneporl imzs One Hundred and Seventh Year of Leadership in the Ark-La-Tex 4 '. Phone 222-8159 - lm rf., ' Qi 1 telel-'lorist Joi-INNIE s. NEVA sieN co., 1 or 41? it specializing in Truck Lettering if f THE NATU RALIST 1809 Linear sr. MARLAH'S FLOWERS - 4158 South Park Man , l' , s924J n A Gold Leaf ShreveSgS,LoihZ?auni1 71 1 18 ' STOYS FYOYITS ll Phone 687-4794 4 ,PWR 'Walls lil 4 ai siens ' Windows, Etc. ' 'i MS, Vicki L, Sain-,pn awww isa 1 Ads 'S lrlmultialqlig Fi r' st TIME First DaHnnaIBank OF Sl-IFIEVEPOFIT 1 Louisioncfs Oldest Bonk We'd like to lend you o hond Use your Credit Union ffl for oll it's worth: C?NNSAU'2Q'X,I2QL LOANS - SAVINGS - PROTECTION SOCIETY ST. 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You donce ' or little foster, the words X come just o little smoother, you stond o little toller dnd the look in her eyes is indescribable. f See the ldtesl selection of After Six Formolwedr todory. A try on will convince you . . . ond don't forget the proper occessories. Priced from quired X. .Menk ?arma1 Wear 3525 YOUREE DRIVE iimtls Your formolwedr specidlist. Q J 71 TELEPHONE U68 0569 Eeuns Pgarmacy WYE KINGS HIGHWAY SHREVEPORT LA . When Pharmacy in u Pvahu-on . o , . POPE'S U Pl' 5 5l8 Benton Road 1.1 - x N Bossier City,La. 7I0l0 Shoppe 3958 Youree Dr. Shreveport Loulslana 86116469 AJ's Pie and Sandwich Can you envlslon what your llfe would he luke wrthout a telephone? How would you m akr arranqc me nts for the bug ball game? How would you contact your friends for help with your homework? How would the young men make their dates? How would the young women break them? The telephone has become a necessary part of the Amenran way of llle And at Wf ste rn Elec trlc s Shreveport Works we make more telephones than any othf r lac lllty an the world Western Electric IS proud to be a part of the Ark La Tex and we are proud of today s studs nts who wlll he As John Denver puts ut In The Eagle and The Hawk Reach for the Heavens hope for the future and all that you can be not just what you are Our employees some ot whom attended Jesuit Hugh School have m ade Shreve port the Tele phone Capital of the World Perhaps you will help us c ontlnue this tr idttlon when you Complete your form tl educatlon Western Electric ' ' , . ,, 2 5 K K ? 2 Q , , , , .' C ,. ,Q 2. 2 ,i , - , , C , I . r J 2 tomorrow's leaders. Only through a qualtty education can you be prepared to assume thls posltlon. ' , , 2 , , 2 , . .g 2 2 ,z - ., ' N , A- ' , 6 , , 2 V' ', 2 ' , ' , . 3 . Q , , , 2 O w Salufing fhe Great' Nebraska Heroes Ed Weir Wayne Meylan Dave l'lumm Jerry Tagge Johnny Rogers Sfan Crenshaw Larry Jacobson Monfe Johnson Willie Harper Rich Glover Vince Ferragamo Tony Davis Riclc Berns J. M. l-lipp Rik Bonness Complete Service Thank Goodness, Somebody Still Believes in Service LiptonCupfO-Soup Tea HotChocoIate Broth International Coffee Office Coffee Service PO. Box 1228 Shreveport Louisiana 71163 f318D222-5471 Beverage Dispensing Systems .ent , O A C Give the Unborn His First CiviiRigh1': LIFE Support a Human Life Amendment 'ro Hwe Constitution Sl'1revepor+-Bossier Righ+ 'ro Life Soufhern Marke+ing, Inc. Albert J. Otto, President Distributors of Petroleum Products Otto Fast Gas ANNE HARIG Phone 861-6444 For All CNew and NotASo- New Carpets Rugs and Orientals Upholstered Furniture Drapes and Shades Spreads Headboards Tapestries Mattresses Pillows Antiques 22' 7 iq 1 , X V, QLALL, MARINE CENTER Where Better Boating Begins 3210 Lakeshore Drive 71 F 26 1 0 Shreveport J 7 ji: .- 'z '-..,,A 5 '- 5. .'.1' ,g . '., 1, ,. 1 : - -..:., .,. no ...Q n- '., -.,,.' .,. - ,. asx sgmu-1.1.-xxx.-4--. -. . - .Q 7 .'. -...-.----..--..--------.--, -.v' ni ' ' VI I 202 Best Wishes From ,Gi the air lzapers Mall St. Vincent 227-8225 Complimenfs of TOWN SOUTH FOOD MART Featuring USDA Choice Beef Cut and Freezer Wrapped Intersection of Flournoy Lucas Rd. and Hwy 1 720 East Flournov Lucas Road Shreveport, La. 71105 1'hoiicr86f3 1623 Open 7 Denys ii Wcrfrk PIII! 4? 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THE JESUIT HIGH SCHCOL KEY CLUB Moderator - George Wolcott Vice President Treasurer Philip Cancilleri President Jimmy Mijalis Secretary Vinoe Slusher Candidate Master i Keith Kramer Craig Seal X ' ' Qtiidfifjn 59' ' mf' Hr if , Y V I edfgfkk 4 it , L I ttY 3 L ff ff A, 1.mr eti ' Aulcls, Horne, and Whi+e lnve s+men+ Corp. Ca+ch e L,GJu1g1ana FUEL OIL CORPORATION 260 OCKLEY DRIVE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71105 BUS 318 8610558 QEEIZVE QW JEANM FIOBICHEAUX I GEOLOGIST 209 Compliments of Je-Sui+ High FLouRNoY JEWELERS ' 519 Shall Q. E , ,Lg ,KLL .lgii School Molher s Club Mar Sh p I L 2210613 - MA, . gQ'5H'f 351253 ff 1 ,T -:Q fi-Pri! -lix....... fm' an 'W at 'Q' 'Mr nm- .f gg Sf ,Eg ,,.. 5,5 wx +3 M fs I Bb--1 . '42 Qt -Q K i E 4- Q I K rf M 'gl WWI , u ,S J -in L ' Sig 7 'W .P . 5 - 'W x Q 6? i 'X M L .LWN Y L , Y ,,LL BLACKBURN RADIATOR si-ioP Compliments K of U N T E i F L0 R I ST f 925 E. 70th at Cresvell ,N .M Shreveport, Louisiana The Flower People ' 865-8475 With Signature of Owner! Manager, You Get a 1O'X:. Discount on Single Item. Go Flyers Class ot 2P Compliments by Phillips Petroleum Company Congratulations Graduate ot 978 S Yagi? L n V Gutter Work is Our Specialty T8zT Sheet Metal, Inc. Compliments o Heating and Air Conditioning k Duct Work C P d ' ro uch o n 4208 Raymond St. Shreveport, La. C Pn:63541974 0- t Tommie Kirkpatrick President A , X.. . ., ,,Q,r?Sk:,.f-ifhf, 2 it i tri 'A ' s ,, , ,, :3 ' ,, ,,,. ,, 1, M, , l , - 1 Rober'r Barkley w ,,- Sf ' 1 4 xj+4 . ' l 5 , g f' A . . f wx-FM f-fm ' k'?Wgg. 5, if Wg. if LV Af if QM V . K- Q M! 'M' -'if ' yt QQ ' . 1 1 Q, g V5 A -.P 1: I ffl ' ' I ' 9 Nh Q iii t V l . A A fy 'Q-1 , . ,Q 5 1 N '- lwfg 61.52 Q' 3 V1 15 ' 8 W 3 'ff if g 'A . 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The F 'G 'T Staff 136 iviaii sr. vmcem 313 I-sa Camille Jflyllcn 130518115 0030-hryl-JDM ssmspfa 1........'niosm ms CompIimen'rs of AHEC Hair Salon 4 Q 5 Ballards c Wim V DISTRIBUTORS P ENGINEERS P JOBBERS ' Air Condifioning, Refrigera+ion, Heafing Phone 322-1429 1003 Hudson Lane P.0. Box 2597, Monroe, Louisiana 71201 Phone 865-0289 6322 Sippel St. P.0. Box 6360, Shreveport, Louisiana 71 106 Aus Cinluy 3001 old minden road bossier city louisiana 71111 4343 youree drive Shreveport louisiana 71105 Each office is independently owned and operated HARVILL REAL ESTATE C31 81 746-0203 13185865-8433 IIATPLILSYEEVE , Q9 neuron' I I Lb YY MED q PHARMACY Compiiments of a Friend Dircc muric Unlimited 1603 Marshall St. Shreveport La. 71101 318-227-1200 D. J. BAILEY Machine Shop Service Brake Drums Turned uE..uLJ in an Valve Grinding Disc Rotors Recond dianne roper BILL HOWELL 6505 line ave pierremont common 8 717 W mth ST Dl 0'1ef313J851 0108 SWGVGPOVT Hours 7 30 ANI 7 00 PM Shreveport louisiana 71106 La 71 3 Monday - Saturday Phone C3185 868 3607 A HOWELL'S Auto SUPPLY R E STAU R AN T i2621 Hollywood Street Shreveport, La. 71108 Phone 13181 636-ezoz mm Haddad 24140444 Wldcoane to' BMW! Sal a .A .Q .f 6mf5 XS NK . LINDAROGERS 3147N mm Ph 221-7 JIM THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY NC 150 N thNI kt Sh p tL 71 JVIICD TMWL mc L Y UN HIGHLAND AVE 0 PNONK U65 or k T -K smzsvfrokr, LOUISIANA 711 B one 785 Shrevep t L lAfAVUYf BEAUM E!! Yr lo - , I . -2. 7 U O or ar e Number One Mid South Towers, reve or, a. 107 relephone 222-0704 The Razor's Edge ' 0 Hair Styling for Nlen and Regular Barber Services Appointments Available 262 Ockley Dr. Phone 865-3549 Open 7 Days a Week Mon.-Sat. - 8a.m.-10p.m. M SOUTHERN Sunday - 8a.m.-8p.m. lq l INTERICR L, Q SUPP GERALD sri Les 7 'tv A 1, In I , 1 ,- cous :ca lean AUTO PARTS, INC. -Luminous cesiifgfs ' 5 Scaffolding Complete Machine Shop Service Ughung Fmures , P.O. Box 7747 C3183 221-3456 5500 Mansfield Fld. Shreveport, La. 71108 Shreveport La' 71107 Phone 63643422 Jim Howell, Manager ' I5lllElllElIIElIfilllE1llElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllElllEllIElllElllEJllElllElllElE E E E - E E E E TRANSCUNTINENTAL ou conpoim Tmiv E S 900 Mid South Towers Shreveport, Louisiana 71101 Tel l318l 222-9511 E ., E EI E E Oil and gas exploration, drilling, development, and production in major Q E exploration areas of the United States and Canada. Coal mining and pro- E E cessing in Kentucky. Stock quotations are available from the NASDAQ E E system. The symbol is TCNT. E E E Di mond Coal Co., lnc. SUBSDIARES L D lling Company, Inc. S - e D i i om an , nc. nta i Pro rams, nc. - E 114 Dllill? gc ipaynl Inc. T T con Oii gel. Llc? lCan:-:dal E 1 Compagnie des Petroles Transcontinental, S.A. E E E EllilllillmlIlElllElllElllUllElllElllElllElllElllElllEllElllEllIEllli1lllElllElllElllElllE1llEllElllElllElllElllElllElE 5 Ads I 'Z B COMPANY INC. 450 West 61st Street X P.O. Box 8766 X Shreveport, La. 71 108 X C3185 869-3456 THE ROBERT L. SIEVE PAUL A. PATTON EDWIN NI. ANTICI WILLIAM E. IVICGILL ,, Lau - ff-T AL, JVO'ZfOl2 Oqviafion, nc. HELICOPTER CHARTER SERVICE if Freight af ir , Surveying ir R Photography af if Pipeline Inspection af ff Executive Transport if ANY TIME - ANY PLACE Shreveport, La. 318 X 865-7726 - 5 ' yy f , 0 I-5 g E 5 Qfslw l Q wi. .Y 2 35:2 gg S 2 , 'ge 5 Q ,. 'wk-s, f H 1 If f i g, J t. f l? ' IWI 'S , .. J' fffe 2. ' J . 1 2 -in ,. Q Q . L 5 if 525' ff ,..kk R: xggg Lg,-AL 1 if 1 if, A '52 SFT x 'ig f iii' ' 'fx 1, Eff A N, . 4 'L 1 k i fi . - 51, S. , ' 3 Q x wg K r -no A er'- 3 ml s 'RY 53' .v Ili' 1 ul ff , - 'gig ggyx 'vw 3... we 'ir Jesuit High School: 75 Years of Higher Education in Shreveport Jesuit education made its entry into the city of Shreveport with the dawn of the twentieth century, when on November 3rd, 1902, a Jesuit high school, originally called St. John's College, opened its doors at 1564 Texas Ave. From May 28 of that year, his day of arrival in the city, Fr. John O'Connor, S.J., had steadfastly pursued his objective to set up an academic institution for boys of north Louisiana. His first donation of ten dollars and his first bill for S41 .80 for taxes formed a combination in the red which foreshadowed the many needs the school would submit to its kind and generous benefactors. Following Nov. 3, 1902, the indomitable four Jesuit Fathers who founded the school and their successors, both lay and Jesuit, have struggled against obstacles that would have spelled defeat for less stalwart men. Constantly moving forward with their loyal and devoted friends, officials of the school acquired a new site at 921 Jordan St., built a new plant, and increased enrollment from the original thirty-two students to the present four hundred ten. Because of the efforts of our predecessors, we know the truth of the adage, We stand on our forefathers' shoulders. We recall with gratitude the many benefactors who have brought us to this joyful and prideful moment. We know this is a year to remember, the 75th anniversary of Jesuit High School. A chronological set of important dates follows. Vfwgrgifvfr, 1 fag xi. 2 .Q N, ll ll Q-1 - if 1 ll 1 23:2 ff? fi? ,. 3. gi M . . ,fairy ?ZS'9f Z'g1'ZQQ' ' . Q j ' ia elf .: i' .1 ' J' V .fiws n . I ,bi s 'x 232 X History HISTORICAL NOTES History 1902 - May 28 - Arrival of Very Reverend John F. O'Conner, S.J., in Shreveport, appointed to found a school and church, at invitation of Most Reverend Anthony Durier, Bishop of Natchitoches. November 3 - St. John's College openedg student body thirty-two, faculty four priests. College Department expanded from two years to four years. The division into high school also appeared. 1913 1924 1927 1929 1934 1938 1941 1949 1951 1960 College Department discontinued. High school department remained plus Seventh Grade. New building site acquired - Old Jacobs' Estate on Jordan Street. Seventh Grade transferred from St. John's to Sacred Heart Convent. A faculty residence completed and occupied. Classes here in temporary structure. Seventh Grade added again to classes. First half of the present high school building completed. The official title of the school was changed from St. John's College to St. John's High School. Second half of present high school building completed. High School Gymnasium completed. July 1 - The official title of the school was changed from St. John's High School to JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL OF SHHEVEPORT 1967 1968 1969 1969 1971 Pre-Freshman class added for accelerated students. Pre-Freshman class discontinued. Jesuit High School of Shreveport Corporation formed. Board of Trustees of Jesuit High School assumed financial responsibility for the school. Board of Trustees of Jesuit High School assumed full policy-making authority over all aspects of the School. 1972 - First layman hired as principal. 1973 - SUMMER SCHOOL HOW TO STUDY course introduced for incoming freshmen. 1974 - SUMMER SCHOOL ADVANCED MATH program introduced to enable interested students to take calculus in their senior year. During the 75 years there have been many events that have stirred the memories of Jesuit's numerous friends, many characteristics that show the spirit of the school, many events that have made history. The 1909 winter was very much like 1978! Jan. 12 of that year had a night snow that remained on the ground all the next day. Feb. 14 had ice and rain freezing immediately on striking the ground. In the early days the Jesuit Fathers and Brothers frequently assisted the parishes when pastors were ill or absent, helped at convents with Masses, Benediction, confessions, and conferences. Bishop and priests of the diocese were frequent visitors at the Jesuit home. These exchanges initiated warm friendships and mutual assistance between the school staff and Bishop, clergy and Sisters, which have endured over the years. The 1902-1910 era witnessed many public exhibitions of the scholarly ability of the St. John's students. The boys were put to exams publicly and presented papers and talks to the public. This practice of speaking and public communication has been a hallmark of the school's training. Its present and distinguished counterpart has been the appearance, in the 1977-78 school year, of four of its students at the Harvard University Debate Tournament. The diary of the first years of St. John's constantly refers to the boys as scholars When a new boy entered it was reported that one more scholar enrolled. The reputation for academic excellence connoted by this title has flourished in the 75 years of Jesuit History f 233 Rig. .... . history here in Shreveport. A recent study of high schools points out Jesuit as one of the superior secondary schools in the area. On May31 st, 1910 Cschool did not let out till June 209 classes were dismissed when so many boys were absent, having gone to the Protestant Sunday school picnic. The schooI's enrollment has always been, in large percentage, Protestant, and the school staff has consistently been ecumenical in outlook, trying to serve the entire community of Shreveport. From the very first there was an insistence and priority given to moral and spiritual development through prayer, the Eucharist, and honor to Christ and His mother, Mary. A school chapel was soon added to the original classrooms. Devotions to Mary in May and the Sacred Heart in June occupied a prominent place in the school day. There never has been any doubt or slack in promoting, beyond academic excellence, the moral and spiritual values and ideals which build a real Christian student body. Parents and faculty have chosen Jesuit for their sons in order to form true Christian gentlemen. It is remarkable that, with the years of the depression staring it in the face, the staff of St. John's moved to a new location and built a new school and residence. The 900 block of Jordan St. was the new location. This remarkable advance was made possible by the Jacobs family which gave its land for the 234 X History -brag-. X., .lf sffb ' lam- R+ Q7 ':!u iUP'xv 1934 new site, and by many benefactors who financed the new buildings. The school responded with characteristic community spirit and patriotism in the trying times of World War Il. The school itself became a military high school, with uniforms and drill. Patriotism, or true love for one's country, is no sham at St, John's, read a special brochure of the 4O's. The co-ed Sodality of the parish and school provided entertainment at its Marshall St. location for nearly 10,000 service men in one year. 165 alumni and three faculty members served in the armed forces, several giving their lives in action. St. John's took a prominent part in the city-wide prayer service in thanksgiving for victory in 1945. Headed by the enthusiasm and leadership of Mr. N. C, lVlcGowen and his hard working committees, the late 40's witnessed the completion of the second half of the present school building and the gym, A plaque and likeness, with a tribute from his fellow workers, honors Mr. McGowen in the school today. ln the 60's the school's name was changed from St. John's to Jesuit High School. The school flourished in the early 6O's, but with the decline in Jesuit vocations in the mid and late decade, the school seemed doomed to closing. Through the persuasion of many devoted backers of Catholic education in Shreveport, led by Mr. J. Robert Welsh, the school was saved for the city. A likeness and plaque in the school today X X honors this significant contribution of Mr. Welsh. A lay Board of Trustees assumed full policymaking authority in the school- saving agreement reached between the Society of Jesus and the laymen of Shreveport, and this Board pledged to be faithful to Jesuit ideals and policies in its running of the school. This amalgamation of Jesuit ideals and lay leadership exists today in the present school, 75 years old yet new and vigorous in its vitality, combining all the rich tradition of three quarters of a century with a present enthusiastic activity and a firm hope for a glorious future for the young men of Shreveport. History l 235 Seniors of '78 1 , If ,. W.T..F..,,.. -.-Q-M...-..., f 4 1 23615 Pl . gig 1975-76 JL- M in-Q 1 Seniorifis X 237 238 f Senioritis Ns,.,,,,,,. N Senioritis f 239 Youth are not the same as Douglas Edward Becken 1959-1977 before, they are better Douglas Patrick Cloutier 1961-1977 -I .bv- L. x xfsvkq -I Q1 , .. 1 L - , . 4, ,, 1 . l I f Q A 'Wh kqj No+l1lng greal wall ever be achieved wl+l'1ou+ grea'r men and men are grea'r only If +l1ey are defermmed +0 be so De Gaulle Barry Greenberg ......,, 52 ...,...5i -A- Greg Abel ...,. Roger Abel ..,. Delton Abrams . . . Marty Acosta . ....51 ...,2l ....39 Charles Adams ,....A 39, 126 Joe Aillet .. .39,97,101,102 Alec Alexander ......,.,. 51 Donny Alexander ........ 21 Donald Andries ......... 51 Kevin Appleby .43, 44, 79, 80 Lee Ayres .......... ....51 131 George Bacilla Charles Badzik ....,. 51, 127 Ed Baldwin .... Robert Barkley . , . Trey Bauccum . . . Michael Bearden . . . David Becken .... Doug Becken . . . ...39, 126 ......44 ...,44 ....51 .....5l ,...236 lg 7 Si if A, i.,q-,MV .f 'nary .5 if Q f ,A r .,, Q N , . gig - Q is ki John Beers ....,,...,.,. 51 Robert Belcher .,........ 51 Alan Bernhoft ....... 39, 126 Robert Beres ..,, Johnny Billberry. . Andy Black. . .. . Darren Blalock . . . Bill Boose ....,.. David Borne . . .21 David Boughton . . David Bowles .,.. Kevin Bowles .... Byron Braswell . . . Robert Braswell , . Chuck Bridwell . . . Jean Brierre . , . Sam Brock . . . .......51 ....21,97 .....51 .,.....44 ....,..44 ,72,79,8O .......39 .21,97, 98 .......51 .......39 ....44 ....51 ,.....44 Walter Brock ,,,..... 51,97 Donald Brooks . . , .,....51 Tommie Brooks ... . . . .51 Alvin Brown . , . ....51 Student Index JerryBrown... ....,22 JohnBrown ...,.44 Nghi Bui ,...... .,.,. 3 9 ClaudeBurch... .....51 Sam Byrd ...,. ..... 4 4 1 C 1 Jeff Camden ...,..,, 44,97 Mike Camden .51, 97, 99, 106 Cary Camp ..., 22, 79, 97, 98 Brook Campbell 44, 43, 79, 97 Jeff Campbell .....,.,... 44 Phillip Cancilleri . .22, 75, 79, 97, 100, 126 David Carder . . Chris Carmody . Pat Carmody . . Tom Carmody . Joseph Cariere . Ed Carriere .... Nick Cecola . . . Phil Cecola .... Russel Cecola. . Mark Chandler . Walter Chandler 120, 121 John Cicero . . . Ronald Clousing Doug Cloutier , James Cobb . . . Greg Colbert. . . Rhoderick Cook Chris Cooper . ..,.,.22,97 ..44, 79,126 ..22, 72,116 ...39, 77, 97 . ...... 44 ....39 . ...,. 44 , .22, 75, 80, ,....44,127 ....,39,237 .,,..,44 . .... 44 ......39,79 Dennis Corley. . .44, 106, 127 Dwight Corley. . Stan Cothren . . Kristopher Cox . Scott Creighbom Steve Cude ,... Phillip Cuellar. . Jonathon Cullic Bryan Cush . . . David Cush .... Matt Cush .... Patrick Cush . . - D Mike Daron .,.. ......23,97 .. ...... 44 ....45 ,.......45 ....23 .. ,... 39 .,.2O, 23, 79 ......45 Paul Davis .. . . .23, 79, 97 Brian Day ..... David Dean ..., Lamar Dearing . Robert DeBusk . John Denhollem Justin Despot . . Mark DeVilbiss . ...45, 79. 97 ,.,.52 ....45 ....45 Roger DeVilbiss . ,45, 97, 102 Bryan Dodson .......,.. 45 Andy Doll .24, 79, 80, 82, 126 Chris Dorbant .,......... 39 Karl Doss . . 38, 39, 79, 120, 121 Drew Dossett . 38, 39, 97, 105, 126 John Douglass ......,.. 52 Mike Douglass . .24, 126, 140 John Dowdall . . . . . . 24 Barry Doyle ,,... .... 3 9 John Duett ............. 45 Robert Dunkleman ..,.... 45 Chris Dykes . .39, 72, 79, 126 1 E 1 Jack Edwards ......,. 24, 80 Chad Ehmke .,....... 40, 77 Rick Elina ,,... 38, 40, 90, 97 Wes Ely ............... 52 Chris Emanuel . ,. . . . .40 Paul Emanuel .,.. .... 4 5 Phillip Escude ... ....45 Steven Evans ........... 52 1 F 1 Jason Fairchild .....,.... 40 Tom Fannon ....,....... 45 David Farrar .,.. 24, 120, 121 Logan Faust ..,..... 45, 127 Jay Fernandez .......... 24 Scott Ferris ......,... 45, 79 Jay Garland . . . ..,, 40,80 Greg Garza ...... ..,. 5 2 Oken Gautier .... .... 4 6 Kurt Gehl ..... .... 4 0 Jeff Giddens ..... ..,. 4 6 Joel Giddens Jay Glenn ....... .... 5 2 Monty Glorioso .... .... 5 2 Scott Glover ..... ..,. 4 6 Hugh Goeders . . . . . . .40 Jim Gould ..... .... 4 6 Kirk Graham. .. ....40 Tommy Green . . . . . . .40 Derek Griffin ........ 38, 40 Mike Griffin . , . 46 97 , Steve P. Griffin . 52 Steve S. Griffin ..,.... 52, 80 John Grissom .... ...... 4 6 Gene Guarisco ..,.... 46, 97 Mark Gugliuzza . . . . . . .40 Richard Guice .f 1 3 1 J ' H li Joseph Fertitta ..,. .,.. 5 2 Bill Fleming ...,, .... 5 2 Scott Fleming ..,.....,.. 52 John Fontaine .....,.... 45 Bill Fouche. . .25, 79, 80, 127 Doug Franklin ....,,..... 52 Sam Friday .......... 45,97 Bradley Frohman .20, 25, 79, 126 Bob Fryar . . . ....... . .52 Matt Fryar ....... 46, 79, 97 Jeff Fulco .......,...... 52 1 G 1 Jamie Gaiennie ......... 52 Robert Gaiennie ...,..... 46 Ed Galloway . .25, 56, 72, 77, 79, 80, 126, 127 Carl Garbarino . .. . . . .46 Joe Garbarino .. . .,. .52 Michael Garcia . . . . . , .40 1 x I c 9 J Y 4 it 5 .A Greg Guillot ...... 40, 79,80 Frank Gullo ...........,. 40 1 H 1 Ed Hall .,..... 40, 72, 79,80 Scott Hambleton .,..,... 46 Charles Hammond ....... 53 Ronnie Hammond ....... 46 David Hanus ........... 53 Pat Harrington .... 40, 80, 97 Mike Hart .............. 53 Chris Hart ..... ...46 Ike Hawkins ..,. ...., 5 3 Randall Haynes ...... 46, 79 Lonnie Heard ...... . . .53 Terry Hendricks ,... . . . , .25 John Henry ,..,,....... 53 Pat Hermes ..,... 40, 80, 97 Richard Hermes ......,., 53 Thom Hickey ....... 25, 126 GaryHicks... ..,..46 T2 43,1 lndex Dougiaiii ...25, 79 M. D. Hill ...., ..... 5 3 Chris Hirsch .,.. David Hobbs ,...... 46, 106 Hugo Holland . . . .... . .53 L. J. Holland .... ...... 5 3 Rolf Holman ......... 46, 97 Ed Horne ........ 43, 46, 79 Tornmy Howell .,........ 40 Thane Huggs . . . . . .53 Bill Hundley ...... . . ,26 Brennan Hussey .... . . .46 .,....46 -J- Joe Jessup ..... . . .53 Keith Johnson .... . , .53 Dan Jones ........ . . .46 1 K 1 Tim Kane ...... . . .46, 79 Ken Kelly .. . .... . .26 Marc Kerlin ... ...... .,46 Keith Kiper ....... 40, 72, 80 Ken Kirkland ........... 26 Jody Kirkpatrick ..... 40, 106 George Kloewdis ........ 53 Jay Kline ........ . . .46 Gerald Kohlman ......... 40 Mike Konczewski ........ 47 Brian Kramer ....... 47, 106 Keith Kramer .26, 79, 80, 86, 127 -L.. Rick LaBorde ........ 41, 72 John LaCour .43, 47, 72, 127 Michael Lafferty ,.... Rick Lalena ...... David Landry . . . Jamie Landry ,.... Glen Languirand Vincent Lanoe . Mike Lattier . . . Kirk LaVigne ..., Keith Lee .... Mike Leonardi . Ron Lewis .... Danny Lex ...,. George Lindley ..,. Kevin Lindley ....53 ......47 ...53 . ..,47 ,.......53 ..26,193 ..,...53 .....47 .....,47 ...54, 79 .....,47 .,27,140 .,,...47 , 1 V 14, x 4 ' 1 N' , km Lg ,ia 5 .4 . , .f 7 I 33 in 1 1.1 5 4 ,i , 1 1 . ..... ,J Q , . ' ' Q i 0 5 .6 x 7 'J X rvxn y a Y Q 0 ' si un A' xi fx il r - f 4 I . K t y I vi 2 ' . ' 2 3 '- '-1 52. 1 L . L1 ff- 1' I 'Q j ' mJL5,g.,: V i .-.. , . ,J L . Q N f iwwfsaw -33 Q., A K Brian Lombardino ......, 27 Patrick Long ,.........., 47 Raymond Long 20, 27, 72, 79, 80, 82.92, 126, 138 Ken Longridge .......... 54 Jim Love ......... . . .27 Steve Love ..... . . .41 .. M - Many McCoy .... 28, 82, 127 c. J. McCray . ,20,28,79,81, 135 Catrell McCulloch ...,.... 41 Mark McCulloch ......... 28 Orlando Mclntyre .41, 97, 101 Robbie McKinney. .41, 79, 97 Brian McNicoll ...,....,. 41 Kevin Mahoney . . . , , .27 Chip Major ....... ...41 Charles Maranto .....,... 47 Craig Marcotte ,...... 47, 79 Keith Marcotte .......... 27 Alan Martin ...,......., 47 Joe Martina ...... 41, 80, 82 Paul Martina ..,..,. 47 Don Massad .... ....,. 5 4 Pat Maxey ...., . . .54 James Meehan .... . . .47 Jamey Meleton ..... . . .28 Thomas Merendino ...... 54 George Merriman .,... 54, 90 Charlton Meyer . . . . . . . ,41 Bob Micinski .........,. 41 Stan Micinski ....,...... 28 Jimmy Mijalis .... 28, 79, 126 Joseph Milazzo ...,. Michael Millen ...41, 97, 105 Ricky Miller Dean Minto. ....29 ., ........ 47 CleveMire .......,..... 47 Clay Mitchell ....,....... 29 Pat Mitchell . 29, 97, 101, 104, 133 Eric Mize . . Mark Mize .... ...41 . ...54 -f','1',y.f-.i....1IM A Mark Maloney . Mike Moncla. . . Clif Moore . .29, 77, 1 121 Price Moore . . . Greg Morris . . , Jimmy Mouser . Gerald Munn . . John Murray . . ..29 Mark Murray .20, 29 Roger Murray . . - N Ed Nagot , . . . Bill Nalewaik . . David Nalley Eddy Nasser Ed Nettleton Briant Noland , . -O f .Ai Obie O'Brien .3O, 97 Brien O'Leary . . Roland O'Leary Joseph Orsulak Trey Otto ..... Stoten Outlan , . Alan Oxenreiter - P Trent Palmer . . Chris Parks . . . John Parsons . . Lawrence Patton Marcellus Pearce Scott Pendleton . 101, 102 I ...,.47 .....47 0O,12O, ..54,97 ..,..47 .48,106 ..54 97,101 80, 126 .....3O .....54 72, 126 .....30 ...48 ...30 ..,48 99, 126 ....48 ....3O ,..54 ....48 ...,54 ....41 . ...41,79 ....48 ......30,82 ........54 .....48,72 .,41,79,97, Clay Peterson ,...,.. Scott Peterson P. J, Pettiette . . David Phillips ..... Gerald Pincka rd . Hugh Pinckard .... Gary Poindexter . . . Mark Povinelli , . . ....54 ....48 ....54 ....54 ....31 ....54 ....48 ....31 Craig Premo . . ,31, 126, 127, 193 Frank Prest . .31, 79, 97, 102 Jude Prest .......,..... 48 Clay Price ...,........., 48 Gary Price .... . . .54 John Procell .... . . .48 Joey Pumilio ..... , . . .54 -R- Gordon Raines ..,.... 31, 97 Jeff Rambin . ,.......... 48 Mark Randolph .,....... 48 Darrell Rebouche .31, 72, 79, 81,86,94,101,120,121, 126, 135, 164 David Rech. . . Jimmy Reeder . . .48, 77,127 Larry Reeves Mark Renfro ...... .,,.. 4 1 Chuck Renshaw ......... 48 Mike Rhoads ... ...48, 97 Tod Richie .,.. ...41, 97 Joe Richter ..... ..... 4 8 Jon Riebeseil . . . . . .54 Anthony Riley ....,...... 54 Richard Roach .......... 32 Steve Robicheaux 41, 79, 120, 121 Jim Robinson Craig Rodgers ....... 54, 80 Kevin Rodgers ...,... 42, 80 Keith Roeten .... 32, 97, 106 Mark Roeten ....... 42, 106 Matt Rosenblath Phillip Rosenblath . . . Jim Ross ...... 42 ....54 C. J, Roy .... ...48, 97 Paul Roy ,..... .....,.. 5 4 James Ruben ,.... 42, 79, 97 Bobo Rutledge ......,... 32 .. S .. David Sanusi ....,.. 48, 127 Hendra Sanusi .......,.. 54 Curtis Shelton Flight .4.......,,.,. 72, 73 John Zimmerman I' John Sardisco .....,,... 42 Tom Schimschock 42, 79, 106 Jim Schmal . . .32, 79, 80, 82, 86, 126 Mastin Scott .....,., 32, 126 Steve Scott ..,.... 42, 79, 97 Craig Seal . . .32, 79, 80, 126 54 Pat Sewell .....,,.,,... Bobby Sheridan .,...,... 33 Paul Sippell .,....... 42, 79 Joseph Sirven . . . . . . .54 Tim Skipworth . . . . . . .48 Jimmy Slack .,.......... 33 John Slaughter ..,...,... 48 Vince Slusher .33, 79, 80, 86, 126, 138 Gary Smith ........,.... 54 Jim Smith ...,. .,..,.. 4 8 Tim Smith .......... 48, 79 Jack Smithwick ......... 49 Pete Solomon .... .... 3 3 Murray Stacy ..... ,,.. 4 9 Steven Stanfield . . . . , . .33 Curtis Stanley ,........,. 49 John Stanley .........., 42 Ronnie Starr ,..... 42, 80, 97 Maury Strausman ........ 49 David Sutherland .,,,,... 54 Fred Sutherland ......,.. 33 ... T .- Tony Taglavore . . . . . . .54 Chris Talley .... .,.. 5 5 Andy Taylor . . . John Teagle . . . Terry Teros ....,.... 42, 97 Mike Terracina .,,, 38, 42, 97 Tony Terracina ........,. 49 .....55 ......55 Naki Theo .............. 34 Cas Thomas . .34, 77, 80, 97, 127 Scott Thornton ,......,.. 55 Brian Tooley .,,......,., 55 Mike Tooley ............ 42 Bobby Traas. . .34, 72, 79,80 Mark Trombetta ........, 55 Joe Tuminello ...... 34, 133 LesTurk ..,,., ......55 John Turner .... ..... 5 5 Patrick Twohig .... . . .55 l -V- John Valiulis ..... ..,. 5 5 Brian Vantiem . . . .. . .49 Robert Vollinger . .. . . . .55 Scott Williams ........., 42 Jimmy Wilmore ........, 34 Randy Wilmore . .42, 97, 126 Barry Wilson . . .55, 106,126 Mrs. LaWanna McMurrian .67, 92, 126 Mr. Michael Mawhinney . .6-4, 97, 10, 106, 107 Rev. Julius May, S.J. ..67, 93 Mrs. Patti Phelps ...,. 62, 90 Brother John Puza, S.J.. . .61, 97, 124 Mrs. Patsy Sers ......... 67 Mr. Larry Sharrah 60, 91, 106, 107 Mr. John Thompson . . .63, 97 Mr. George Wolcott 67, 78, 81 Mrs. Elizabeth Woodall ,,.. 68 Mr. Anthony Sardisco .63, 137 Flight Index 6 Mark Wilson ...... 42, 72, 79 42 Doyle Wise ....,.....,.. 55 Garlan Wolcott .......... 55 Matt Wolcott ....,.. ..., 4 9 Michael Womack Greg Volz ....... ,... 4 9 Mike Volz ...........,., ... W 1 Damon Waitt ........... 49 Bruce Walker ........ 42, David Wallace ..,........ 55 Will Watkins . .49, 79, 97, 127 97 Neal Woodall .... .,.. 4 2 Mark Woodard H. Hayes Worley ,... .... 3 5 ....49 John Welter ............ 55 Steve White .,......, 34, 97 Vic Wilkinson. .43, 49, 79, 80, 97, 127 Glen Willeford ........... 55 Nelson Williams . . . . . . .55 Scott Wotjkiewics -Z- ........55 Cliff Zwahlen .35, 77, 79, 126 Faculty and Staff Mrs. Catherine Baker ..... 65 Mrs. Debbie Bendick . .66, 87, 124 Mrs. Dixie Bowles ........ 68 Mrs. Nancy Bozeman . .64, 85 Mrs. Pilar Briggs . .63, 74, 85, 124 Mr. David Buford ........ 69 Mrs. Jeannie Burgess ..... 61 Mrs. Martha Calantone .... 69 Mr. Alan Carter ....... 65, 97 Miss Jane Chase .... 60, 126 Mr. Frank J. Cicero ,... . . .64 Mr. Anthony J. Catanese . .66, 97, 122 Mr. David DeFatta ....... Miss Sharon Duho Mr. Fred Engleke . .61, 81, Mr. Robert H. Ernst . . .58, Rev. John Folzenlogen, S.J. 65,83 Mrs. Nancy Griffin , ...... 62 Mrs. Ann Jackson ........ 68 Rev. Earl Johnson, S.J. .... 62 Mr. Gerald W. Johnson .... 63 REV. William Kidwell, S.J. .59, 83 66 n ...... 66 97 59 Mrs. Jerry Lacobee ....... 68 Kenneth Lerchie . .61, 74, 4 Q ,.l Administration . .56-69 Ads ......... 164-225 Basketball .... 106-1 13 Boys' State. .. ....127 Cheerleaders . 120, 121 C.L.C ........ . .82, 83 Drama .80,81,134,135,136 F.C.A ........ ..... 9 1 Flyer ............... 86, 87 Flyer of the Month ...... 128 Flyer of the Year ........ 129 Football . ..96-105,122,123 Football Honors 122, 123, 137 Honors ........... 1 16-129 Hgmecoming . 118, 119, 132, 1 3 Key Club ...... .... 7 8, 79 Latin Club ....... ..... 9 O Math Club ............. 92 Marching Squad ...... 88, 89 Most Spirited Students . . 124, 125 Most Spirited Teachers . . 124 N.F.L ............... 84, 85 N.H.S. ............... 126 Organizations Radio Theory Club ....... 93 Senate Senate ............. 76, 77 Seniors ............. 18-35 S.G.A. ..... 74, 75, 140, 141 Sports ,............ 94-1 15 Spirit Leaders ..... .120, 121 Student Life ....... 142-163 Style Show ........ 138, 139 Underclassmen ....... 36-55 , A-Q, A .--'fS,sf5-,.- ' U 4,-, 'lf fYi'f'L2'5'f 25f 4 . , -, .V , ,z 'AX -.,-,,.1-.V9.,,.q,- it ' ,V :.,.f, 1- -' 1 J.. fry-A-,, , . ,,- 4 4.-,M A, - Q. ..1.- 41pf3.3'r.--- a fx -q-,,1 .' 1 K ' 3' . 11513775 UBS' -fiiixf-9 .nw Q L. 2 ,- - mn. ,V , , ' if 4, rg-tf.,. i' X f L ffl L, ' , Y, 3 f .. j,-vjmf Y K ' ,335 gg-V , ' 'I-H3 W .E ' . v, 1 . , A - Ff-623, ye1'f1'f'vIE' ' L ,R-'R'- -my 15 3 'T' i'.Ll,V,g,. gg: -L :L -5-Sac!-5s',1gf41,vzfQI.,Qf,,4QQ,ih A r'-1 - ?W .:i' ,wk .',.-:wig1-M..-i, .-gf,,-Q.-,,,-iwgfif-,,1E','4 i'.4+?Sa,Qff5, 5- W- ng-ig, ' - - ig' '5' 'V' Q: Q-Q-'QC 2 ,: ' c- . , ..5,3,.,:fg ,, ,g.,, -rf, , k Ani-ny '- f, y.. 4.1 .- .Mn fi., ..-JY .' -' - '- , in 1 N -i?f'j1fzff?2: 'V-f7fw1gr,,f9 'A ' 1w,w4ffffw.f, wet? , ,pm .mm . 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