Metairie Park Country Day School - Le Melange Yearbook (Metairie Park, LA)

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2 nm Esh . . . 13 year vet . . . Gth grade fling . . . 17-'7 . . . Soccer the keeper . . . The Rat . . . The Pour Moons . . . Phase ll-lll . . . Football . . . Bro period 4 . . . Pom Pom Girls . . . 4 letterman . . . Nova . . . Destin 75, '76 . . . Wahole . . . Lucky . . . Mardi Gras . . . English scholar? . . . golf . . . Alex and Bus 232 . . . Bowling and Egging Crew . . . Apollo . . . graduation . . . where's the party? 4 3 Q , y Q fi irq, J, as , I gag Q we .t ' 1 , as ff YZ is ' L qs .h- . , Q ' 1' . 1 Blackshirt . . . a-ding-a-ling-a-ling . . . almost in Luhling . . . barfed . . . drunk again? . . . B-BaABac . . . C'mon, one more beer will make an even gross! . . . playing pinball in the Quarter . . . Let's go to the Do . . . malaria . . . no way you're a blackbelt - just don't hurt me! . . . Pawtee! . . , Call Karpleman . . . It's about time! . . . In the wide arena of the world, failure and suc- cess are not accidents as we so frequently sup- pose. but the strictest justice. lf you do your fair day's work, you are certain to get your fair day's wage - in praise or pudding, whichever happens to suit your taste. ln sport, praise or pudding translates into but one word - VICTORY. Alexander Smith Charles Leverich Eshlem an III rtyy , W .giigg 1 1. 112 fd ,, . CONFUCIUS LAW OF PROCRASTINATION: If you always put off until tomorrow what you're supposed to do today, lt'll never get done! 109

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No. III . . . Alfredo . . . Al everyone's pal . . . Dallas . . . The myth of the fall with Lou . . . shoveling popcorn . . . I don't get my picture taken? . . . Big Al . . . Going to the symphony . . . Going to the project for candy . . . No Larry, and it is better . . . Saturdays at Ford headquarters . . . Alfredo Laredo Dun- can. . .Tenacious. . . Alfred Grady Duncan wma' 03. X 'HQ fins, Michael John Dunn If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowances for their doubting too: . . . If you can dream - and not make dreams your master. If you can think - and not make thought your aimp . . . You'll be a man, my son! RUDYARD KIPLING 108 The only guide to a man is his conscience: the only shield to his memory is the rectitude and sincerity of his actions. WINSTON CHURCHILL Fl we pw Sooner or later, you know we're going to gt you. WHITE OWL

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lg.. Angels can fly because they take themselves lightly Chesterton When I look ahead of me, I see all my dreams come true. But, when I look behind me, I see all my youth gone to memories. Time passes much too quickly when we're together laughing. Chicago HO Nora Miranda Feibleman ftfifffffr ,., 1 'Y 3 IK inf' Feebs . . . Ulcers . . . Martha s Vine I yard . . . I got a letter! . . . Feeble I . . . Dearie . . . Red Mercedes . . . I think I flunked . . . my darling . . . 'N Midnight visits . . . brings roses to Mama . . . Piano . . . Nora is copying again! . . . I never said I was an ath lete! . . . Nonie. . . Beowolfe . . . -ana? 13 year vet . . . Skating Party in sixth grad . . . What a tap . . . Tutoring . . . Desti . . . We kissed the sunrise . . . Where's th Suzanne Marie Fuchs food money? . . . Rah-Rah! . . . Canad . . . Doin' the hustle in the sun porch . . Bike riding to the Deli . . . Bread! . . You deserve a break today at . . . Let's g eat chocolate chip cookies . . . Calls t Bernardsville . . . Blue A.V. Room .h . .