Saint Pauls School - Conifer Yearbook (Covington, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1970 volume:

' A a 1 iff? , if - 1 5 Lisa ' - i 1918 Golden Anniversary 1 968 CONIFER- 70 THE ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL COVINGTON, LOUISIANA y A X r 3 Q 1 i 1 I n X 1 F 1 I able 0 Contents New At St. Paul 's Administration - Faculty 0 wk? t att, e i i 'ii at e -Y Page 10 i Page 22 3 Senior Section Page 36 4t Contents Con. Sports Junior-Soph. W Pictures P Page 70 Page 114 Contents Con. Organizations Junior High Pictures School Life 1 , Page 136 I Page 146 'Page 166 In Memoriam ROBERT MEYERS Class of 71 In Memoriam . , f W -, FRANK BARRECA Class of 71 'if .mm M, Mr. Robert McClure Ded lCCltl0n This year the Conifer staff would like to dedicate the yearbook to a lay faculty member who has been at St. Paul's for many years, lVlr. Robert lVlcClure. Mr. lVlcClure,, or Huncle Bohn as he is affectionately called by many of his students, is the Chairman of the Science Department and teaches sophomore biology. ln addition to these duties he is also the moderator of the Wildlife Club. Mr. lVlcClure's contribution to St. Paul has been not only in the academic Held, but also in the spirit and attitudes he has instilled by his own example. K f ksp' i ' N' ii ey' wt' as W ST PA cr- AT UL 'S S.P.H.S. Band Mr. Roy Mouton has done a tremendous job in building up St. Paulls Hrst successful band in many years. The band amply demonstrated its musical prowess at many school events. They closed the school year with a concert presented for the enjoyment of students and parents. '-1 Ysvfff .41 PHP! E! . l . V f - LQ A-,,, W Q'0 -W bg 11,5 - - .- fix: -ww vs'15,fQQ'fw- ' , W V4 'zwr g - ,, ,igf-V, g,5,N,,,3W V.. , -1 -'fagggwwiirg 'fc X ?v4,pn,g1,f2Yf.:Af,nqLs 'Tip f , gg .. 'Q-1'EL127+4:5.1-.aim ififf? i'T2iWP?S-sffi -3.1-f'f'5!.A2'?-2ie'E fl 1 sf Xsipiiui 'www -fry U, 4- Swim, gm':1.,.fw'Lw Qffww. , fr-,1.:,'-F. H-5 ' -Y :gp K- Y -' ' .. xg 42595. ' gb ' Y2 ',U5' . . - 1- ., A fi 331 . 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The entire room was also carpeted and a screen the entire width of the stage was later added. 2I ADMINIS v I 1 FAC THA T I ON ULTY ww Administration I fn JKTQ7 BROTHER PAUL WALSH Principal Hy 7 f 4 K vm- ' Y . wifi K FA-fix' vi iffy: fi ,Q .... 1, f Y Qi-. .. .. . .gksim e wil. Six wr N -fiiz i M: w i 3115 'ovw BROTHER IQPHREM HEBERT Director MRS. BOH BRO. DUANE GREGORY BRO. JAMES BROWN MISS MARILYN WHITE ' 1 ,Z Rx -.ISI H, MRS. DANIEL FR. HINDMANN m I BRO. DAVID SINITIERE MRS. VERDIER BRO. WILLIAM HUGHES BRO. FELIX TIGREAT BRO. BRENDAN KELLY BRO. ARTHUR CHAISSON w-Rm 26 , '51 .. V I QS MRS. L. HEINTZ BRO. ABEL BARBA SISTER BENEDICT I ,,,. - MRS. E. WELCH MRS. ROMANO K amlmx ,, h . . ' kk K I '3 Ffa A R ' ' '- y , f:', a. z ..,,, , I ' ,' 3 -A - .k y ' . . f - MRS. MONTAIGNE MRS. A. TRAHAN BRO. .IUDE ARMAND DEPT. CHAIRMAN: M ATH EM ATICS Advunved Math.. Trigonometry MR. EUGENE BENNETT U.S. History W f j. N I YV. , ,K,,j. EN g,, ,T N T ily., ,. Q Q W 28 F acult BRO. MICHAEL BOLAND Physics . ' NY ' . 4' ,,, . . sf: 7? mg, . if 4 ,, K ,, H ' .fy W l R J J W www JEE - ,O of - ,, -,,1 - , , . , T ffQ T RRO. ALFRED BALTZ Algebra II, Geometry BRO. AUSTIN BOURGOIS Religion 7, 8 . AL Y 5, 16 E , v ,H V L, . .E K ,K TKT. ' T, Qowi. ---Q 4 QM if -f if R7 if T. Picfure Nof Available BRO. CHARLES CROUZET Typing fQQfv MR. GENE DIAZ LT. COL. J. DUGCER BRO. STEPHEN FURCHES Geometry A.F.R.O.T.C. MR. CAMILLE DeCRAVELLE Algebra I Religion IV BRO. DALE GUILLOT MR- C- H- JACOBS DEPT, CHAIRMAN: RELIGION DEPT. CHAIRMAN: PHYSICAL ED. Religion II, III V A ' Physical Education, Health ...,......... M...---..--ff-W SISTER JANE FRANCIS MRS. KENNETH LaCOUR BRO. RICHARD LANCENSTEIN EH!1liSh 7, Spelliflg 7, 8 English IH Speech DEPT. CHAIRMAN: FOREIGN LANG. I Spanish I 30 MR, LEONARD LASSEN English I, III, IV ' MR. ROBERT MCCLURE DEPT. CHAIRMAN: SCIENCE Biology Picfure Noi' Available BROTHER AMBROSE LeBLANC Social Studies 8, French I if M. SGT. JAMES MCGEEHAN MR. PATRICK MCGREEVY A.F.R.O.T.C. Chemistry, P.E. 3I BRO. GEORGE MOORE Religion H, Ill 15,12 4' in iv MR. ROY MOUTON QEIZT. CHAIRMANL FINE ARTS .HH . Q, MR. JACK NORNIAN MR. JOSEPH PALMER MR. MARTY PETERS SD3I1iSh H, III English II, Bookkeeping Physical Education 32 . -r N 5 N , MR. HANNS PIEPER Y BRO. LINDEN PRICE DEPT. CHAIRMAN: SOCIAL STUDIES World Cultures I Sociology, Social Studies 7 Picfure Noi Available MR. ERNEST REBAUDO BRO: DONALD RICHARD BRO. MICHAEL SHARKEY Math. 8, Science 7, 8 Religion I Geography, Spanish I ' 33 BRO. EMMET SINITIERE BRO. BENILDUS SULZRR BROTHER DOUGLAS TOUCHET DEPT. CHAIRMAN: ENGLISH English I Aft English IV BRO. THOMAS WARD Reading 34 Tl .H SEN SECT 101: 1 I 1 I0 Valedictorian Joseph Pedone Salutatorian Henry M iltenberger Senior Rings On the first Friday of the school year the seniors received their rings. In the traditional ceremony, mass was held and this was followed by a short talk given by Bro. Ephrem. The seniors were then called out individually to receive their rings. They also had the rest of the day off to celebrate the occasion. 1 K I l Senior Da Toward the end of the school year the seniors had their annual senior picnic. There was swimming, baseball, canoeing, and just plain goofing off which everyone enjoyed. V '-T.-zu: 4 U x e If '2 fff .Q - 3' i, ,ix ' W .- tvs 'fi' y e , ,, , Lv It VK . ' , ' K ' f . ,V , JF? J ' 4 s .iii W n l. f Ali' ii W '4if,,N ' 'Gm gf o ff all QW 4 tk. X The Graduation The Baccalaureate Right: The 1970 graduates en- ter the gymnasium for the ceremonies. Middle: The graduates were followed by Brother Steven, Brother Ephrem. Mr. Lambert. Bozzam: Fr. Hindmann opens the ceremonies with a prayer. ,Ii QNX Top: Hank Miltenberger gives the Sal- utatory Address. Middle: Joseph Pedone receives the American Legion Award from Mr. Julian Rodrique. Bottom: Henry Fransen accepts the Resident Student Award from Brother Ephrem. Top: Joseph Pedone delivers the Validictory Address. Middle and bottom: Pat King, Hen- ry Miltenberger and Roy Altqbello receive their diplomas. .1 -S95 N. 573 , ggi? rf! if 'Y fi . Q4 Y-390' Proud parents and students linger the next chapter of their lives. few minutes to talk and congratulate before leaving to begin 7,4 Class 1970 Tom Aberly Roy Altobello THOMAS ABERLY: Track 67-68. ROY ALTOBELLO: Band 69g Class Officer 68, 693 Key Club 68, 693 Varsity Foot- ball 68. JOE AMER: Soccer Team KD 3 Fencing Club flj g Key Club flj 3 Paulian Stall' PAUL BADEAUX: Varsity Football CHUCK BAHAM: Class Offlcer KU. Joe Amer Paul Badeaux Chuck Baham N6 i QUNI Phillip Baham Bruce Ba tist D William Bateman PHILLIP BAHAM: Class Officer ,CIM J.V. Basketball Cljg Varsity Football 1255 Varsity Basketball Q21 g Varsity Track 121. BRUCE BAPTIST: Stage Band fljg Drama Club QU. WILLIAM BATEMAN: Class Officer Q21 g Band Q11 g Paulian Staff fll. DAVID BERACASA: Soccer Team QZJ. DAVID BETER: Wildlife Club KZJ. MILTON BIENVENU: Science Club f2Jg Thespian Club QZJ. David Beracasa David Belef Milton Bienvenu Seniors ii Con. Robert Blue Jr. Donald Bohn Jr. ROBERT BLUE JR.: Track ill g Varsity Football C11 3 Band fllg Rocket Club fljg Drama Club ill. DONALD BOHN JR.: Class OHicer 14-jg ,l.V. Football fljg Varsity Football C3Jg Student Council CU. DAVID BONO: Class Officer LID. ROBERT BORDELON: Band 125g A.F.R.O.T.C. Qlj. ROGER BOURGEOIS: J.V. Football CU g Varsity Football QU. David BOHO Robert Bordelon Roger Bourgeois HUF Y .A-' lz' Tlmothy Brady Frederick Britt Robert Brodhead TIMOTHY BRADY: Science Club Q21g Math. Club C21 g Paulian Staff C31 g Yearbook Staff T21 3 Debate Team f21g Tennis Team f11 3 National Honor Society C11 g Class Officer C31g Track f21g Photography Club C115 Speech Team Q11. FREDERICK BRITT: Track 215 National Honor Society C21. ROBERT BRODHEAD: Tennis Team f21g Thespian Club f11g Drama Club f11g Band 111. KEITH BROUSSARD: Yearbook f11g Key Club f21g Class Officer f11g Varsity Football f11g Track C113 Student Council C11. HENRY BROWN JR.: Yearbook H213 Class Officer H113 Student Council 121. RANDY BROWN: Yearbook Q11 3 Science Club Q31g Wildlife Club C11. Keith Broussard Henry Brown Randolph B own Richard Bruno Clement Buckman RICHARD BRUNO: Class Officer C2jg Key Club f2jg Student Council fllg Paulian fllg Varsity Football ill. CLEMENT BUCKMAN: Band Q1 D. RONALD CATALANOTTO: Key Club t2jg Class Officer Lljg Service Club lllg Paulian f2J. DONALD CRAIG: J.V. Football fllg Paulian CU. LENNIF. CRAWFORD: J.V. Basketball C2l g Varsity Basketball 121. Ronald Catalarwtto Donald Craig Lennie Crawford Joey Culligan Michael Curtis Richard Daussat JOEY CULLIGAN: Varsity Football ill. MIKE CURTIS: ,l.V. Football fllg Varsity Football 121. RICHARD DAUSSAT: J.V. Football f2Jg Varsity Football 133. EDWARD DEANO: Key Club f2Jg Yearbook lllg Paulian l3jg Drama Club l2lg Debate Team l3lg Speech Team f3Jg Class Ollicer QZJQ Student Council 125. Edward Deano Henry DeFelice Lloyd DeFelice 'H' e y QIQUW J John Demers Bill Doerries JOHN DEMERS: Drama Club fllg Paulian Qllg Pursuit Qllg Cadet Gazette C11 National Honor Society QZJ. BILL DOERRIES: Service Club C11 g Key Club QZJ. CASEY DUPLANTIER: National Honor Society ill 5 Class Oflicer ill g ,l.V. Football flj 3 Varsity Football CZJ g J. V. Basketball Q21 g Varsity Basketball QZJ. PAT DYKES: Math Club fllg J.V. Basketball fllg Varsity Basketball l3J. CHARLES EATON: Class Officer QZJQ Paulian Lljg Key Club f2lg Soccer C353 Fencing QD. Casey Duplantier pat Dykes Charles Eaton 'NYY ln James Even Donald Everts Steven Famous JAMES EVEN: DONALD EVERTS: Class Ollicer f2Jg ,l.V. Basketball l2jg Varsity Basketball fljg Service Club f2Jg Key Club f2Jg Paulian C313 Conifer KID. STEVEN FANOUS: Soccer Team f3j. HENRY FRANSEN: State Rally L2jg Soccer 1115 Tennis tljg Conifer lQ2jg Pursuit fllg Rocket Club fllg Cadet Gazzette HJ? Key Club Ill. FINLEY FRASER: Varsity Football 122g Manager 123. KARL FISHER: Karl Fisher Henry Fransen Finley Fraser Kenneth Fraser Jorge Ganardo KENNETH FRASER: Track tljg Key Club 123. JORGE GALLARDO: Soccer L3lg Debate L3jg ,l.V. Basketball lllg Paulian l2jg National Honor Society flj 3 Mu Alpha Theta fl I. GARY GORDON: Varsity Football LU g Varsity Track l2j. HENRY GORDON: Wildlife Club f2J. DAVID GRIENER: Class Oflicer f2J g J.V. Football 1313 ,I.V. Basketball 12,13 Varsity Football f2lg Varsity Basketball f2Jg Track f3l. Gary Gordon Henry Gordon David Gxiener ff' if ,ff A V c. Pidw F A E K. ' Available Steven Haller R0he l Heal' Howard Hebert STEVEN HALLER: ROBERT HEAP: ,l.V. Basketball tljg Yearbook tljg Wildlife l2jg Varsity Track fll 3 Varsity Football QU. HOWARD HEBERT: ,I.V. Football 1115 Class Officer 131g Student Council t3j. CHARLES A. HOFFMAN: Varsity Track tl Pg Varsity Football 113. JUAN B. KAWAS: Soccer Team L4-jg Science Club 1113 Mu Alpha Theta tljg Key Club C139 Honor Society fll. PATRICK F. KING: Varsity .Football L3Jg Varsity Track 1219 Science Club Q23- Mu Alpha Theta f2jg Paulian C133 Speech Club f3lg Drama Club f3jg Honog Society 125. Charles A. Hoffman ,lllafl B- KHWHN Patrick F' Kin!! ina-me Paul Klebba Richard W. Krebs Vernon Kroll Jr. PAUL KLEBBA: Drama fllg Soccer QU. RICHARD W. KREBS: VERNON KROLL IR.: lVlu Alpha Theta flj g Drama Qlj 3 Wildlife Q21 3 Speech C25 g Conifer flj. PATRICK LAMBERT: Class Officer f3Jg Key Club QZJQ Student Council fljg Varsity Track f2jg Paulian fllg Football 123. ANDREW F. LEBLANC: Science Club QI-353 Wildlife Club f2Dg Photo Club fllg Conifer KU. ANGELO S. LEONE: Varsity Football fljg Wildlife Club QZJ. Pal Lambert Andrew Leblanc Angelo S. Leone Rica!-do Lopez Valentino L. Lovisa David McDonr1e1' RICARDO LOPEZ: Speech Club QZJQ Debate Club f2Jg Golf fljg Band fljg Math Club CID. VALENTINO L. LOVISA: Honor Society C213 Photo Club CZJQ Drama f2Jg Thes- pian C215 Band f2J. DAVID MCDONNER: EARL D. MCLEAN III: KEVIN MCIVIURRAY: I.V. Basketball fllfjg Varsity Basketball KZJ. EDDIE IVIAESTRI: I.V. Basketball 131g Varsity Basketball CZDQ IV. Football f2jg Track Cljg Class Officer flj. Earl D. McLean III Kevin McMurray Eddie Maestri Noel Maestri Malcolm C. Maginnis Jr. Danny Mesman NOEL MAESTRI: J.V. Basketball 1259 J.V. Football f2j. MALCOLM G. MAGINNIS JR.: Student Council fllg Honor Society fljg Football Manager ill. DANNY MESMAN: Class Officer flj g Debate fll. JERRY MILLER: Class Ollicer ill. HENRY MILTENBERGER: J.V-. Football QSM Swimming Team Cllg Varsity Track QZJQ Key Club QZJQ Paulian C255 Conifer f4lg Debate fllg Wildlife Club C255 Science 131g Honor Society 135g Mu Alpha' Theta fllg Class Officer Ml. JOSEPH MORRIS: JCTTY Miller Henry Miltenberger Joseph Morri -of L L O 'www Giifg Larry Negrotto Gregory Nothacker Ricardo Olbes LARRY NEGROTTO: Drama Clulm 415. GREGORY W. NOTHACKER: Class Ollicer fll g Science Club 425 3 Math Club Q15 3 Debate 435e Conifer 4253 Paulian 4353 Track 4259 Tennis 425. RICARDO OLBES: versity Football 4159 Track 415e s eeee n Team 445. DOUGLAS E. ORGERON: Service Club 415 5 Key Club 415 4 Class Officer 425. JERRY 0RGERONe J. V. Basketball 415 e Conifer 415. GEORGE 0WENSe Honor Society 4155 Drama 415, Band 415g Paulian 415. Douglas E. Orgeron Jerry Orgeron George Owens Eric H. Pape Eugene A. Patout Joseph Pedone ERIC H. PAPE: Tennis EUGENE A. PATOUT: Varsity Football f2jg Varsity Track f2jg Class Oliicer fllg Student Council fllg Paulian C353 Math Club KD. JOSEPH PEDONE: Track f3lg Paulian f3lg Science Club C3jg Wildlife Club f2lg Honor Society 1353 Conifer fljg Mu Alpha Theta QU. ARLIE PEDDY: MICHAEL N. PITTMAN: Speech Team fljg Debate Team fllg Track fllg Paulian ffllg Honor Society fllg Science Club CD3 Wildlife Club fllg Key Club CD. CHRISTOPHER L. POLIZZI: Key Club f3lg Class Oflicer f3lg Paulian fljg Y.C.S. fljg Drama flj. Arlie Peddy Michael N. Pittman Christopher Polizzi A so E 1P59N s M F1g-ofs A I Aiidilibls A A George Quartano joseph Reutmr IH Michael Richards GEORGE QUARTANO: JOSEPH REUTHER Ill: Class Officer f2J g Varsity Football fll. MIKE RICHARDS: Soccer fljg Service Club fllg Paulian fllg Fencing CD. BRYAN J. REED: Class Oflicer fljg Cheerleader fljg Drama Club Cljg Thespian ill SIDNEY RIEMER: MICHAEL B. ROBERTS: Speech f2Jg Debate Q3lg Band 131. Bryan J. Reed Sidney Riemer Michael B. R0b6rlS K5 49-museum Ted Schmidt John Schoen Ronald Sciortino TED SCHMIDT: JOHN SCHOEN: J.V. Football QD g Varsity Football C3J. RONALD SCIORTINO: Y.C.S. Qllg Key Club QZJQ Conifer Qljg Class Ofhcer KIM Cheerleader Cljg Varsity Football KID. LUIS F. SIERRA: Honor Society Q3Jg Paulian f3Jg Key Club flj. STEVE SIEVERT: Paulian C259 Key Club 1255 Band fllg Conifer KD. JOHN L. SMITH III: Track f3Jg Paulian Cljg Wildlife Club QZJ. Luis F. Sierra Steve Sievert John L. Smith Ill Samuel .I. Stokes III Michael Symms Mark Symons SAMUEL I. STOKES III: Honor Society fljg Math Club f3jg Track M05 J.V. Football f2lg Conifer Cljg Band f3J. MICHAEL SYMMS: Key Club C155 Cheerleader flj. MARK SYMONS: DAVID TEMPLE: GENE TRAINA: BILL TREPAGNIER: David Temple Gene Traina Bill T,-epagnier Donald Villere Ronald Villere Daniel P. Viosca DONALD VILLERE: J.V. Basketball Q33 g Varsity Basketball ill. RONALD VILLERE: J.V. Basketball C31 3 Varsity Basketball f2l. DANIEL P. VIOSCA: Varsity Football f2l. ROBERT M. WATSON JR.: Key Club f2lg Class Ofiicer fllg Paulian fllg Conifer fllg Cheerleader f2l. RANDY WESTER: Thespians CU 3 Band ill. WARREN WHITE: Class Officer lllg Student Council f3lg Track fllg Varsity Football f2lg J.V. Football f2lg Conifer C2lg Mu Alpha Theta f2lg Pursuit f2lg Paulian Robert M. Watson Jr. Randy Wester Warren White Carlos C. Willemsell David Willi CARLOS C. WILLEMSEN: DAVID WILLIAMS: Science f3Jg Tr EDGAR VINUEZA: S occer Team Q23 JAMES WUTSCHEL: 'WM ams Edgar Vinueza ack fll. 5 Golf fljg Key Club CID. ARTHUR WATSON: Track f2Jg Wildlife Club fljg Debate KU. CARLOS RIVERA: James Wutschel Arthur Wars on Carlos Rivera WW Billy Smith Alfredo Mena Mike King 1 1 1 SP0 1 Cheerleaders Help Boost Spirit ,N Left to right: Ellen Junkin, Sheila Tetrault, Donna Miramon, Lisa Suarez, Dolly Miramon, Cindy Hartman CINDY HARTMAN DOLLY MIRAMON Clockwise: SHEILA TETRAULT, ELLEN JUNKIN, LISA SUAREZ, DONNA MIRAMON fCaptain?. 5 1 F 001 L Cl 1 1 1 3 5 HEAD LOALH LORKY JACOBS QUARTERBACKS: DAVID LACHIN CMJ, LYNN ATTEBERY f10J, MALCOLN! JAMES 1121, PAUL CORDES 1111. Q. F P . 'F' .Qgq -4 of J 1 gf if ' 1-rm, .5 rg U A JA 33 W gum ' 1 M2 -asf ' 1 1 3 g .Q 1 1, f f ,Q S if . yt. ,y ,Z 2 Q M , , 5,9 X: .,,,, , 2.5 , P Q V., ,A ' 7 , ' .:L. ,. ,. ' 1 we 1 5 'f' fivqga- w w, HBS KNEELING P LAMBERT R MAYRONNE, R. OLBES, J GALLA P WAGUESPACK STAADING C, CONER, R. ALTO- BELLO D BREINER P BAHAM S DANIELS. I Al r Q Q3 1 K . N , A if FULLBACKS: KNEELING: GUY BOULLIARD, GARY HEAP STANDING: GARY GORDON, GENE COAUX, DON BOHN. I MANAGERSg Keith Broussard Malcolm Maginnis Denny McClain Finley Frasier Lobo Top left, Kneeling: P. Trappey, D. Viosca, B Bateman, A. Mahfouz. Staruling: D. Ayers, R Sciortino, A. Rhodes, C. Duplantier. Top rightg Coaches P. McCreevy and C. DeGra velle. Middleg Kneeling: J. Schoen, P. Badeaux, A. Pa tout, M. Baham, A. Leione, T. Musser. Standing: C. Schoen, R. Heap, D. Lanaux, R. Blue, C. Hoff man, P. King, P. Mitchell. Bottom lefty Kneeling: K. Booth, M. Spohrer, E Maestri, J. Culligzm. Standing: M. Curtis, R. Vil: lere, M. Schroeter, R. Dussat. Bottom Rightg G. Poirier, D. Ellis, R. Bruno. 3, .-5 2 A' . S' M I Q ,fu , :, V, .Q w.,,q ,3.. , L 2Qpf?.fQf1s1i .'. .sf ., l wwgf J H A 1 d , avg' fu J 3 -L' l 3' 5 P' ' Q. ,, , g 5 if M al, . 'sl K nf' 4 Q H . ,,,.. :Wf,,, - 3 f ,Ji i fi im' ,ffl 1 2 R J ' :E f , . . A . illl in .fp Q X Jr ig i I .' Lf' fi I 1 'W' HS - 'A V ' A df ff X '21-:mix 4' - V ' , 'f Y- ff af f . ,A K. I M . . .. M , - , , f-' . - - .:..-wgwf4f'?9 ' ' W ' , s fa 'w-.W , 2- K' no wy- Y , Qi: Qs. r rg- z v XXV . , .sg gym - 53, 1 iw? .,-ff . pfxegzgw Q, KL , '- in X -' A Pfwlf i 1 L A L , ., A ., , - F?-HS Q. -wx., Xt E -' S5- ,, w Q :Fi ' X in-P? my T 4 if-la.1r ,gs Wai E ' he - 3' ,, . . -K -, It : 2 ' ',. Y ' ,S In , 2 .Jw 2' 1 fm .nf si, 2 ,. ,fn f, ,, ,,, he 222 1 G, ig, E . W ' ' wg. .ff , if , W ' ' ff lf J w Qbmarm M2 Q f f ,ga A F gs ff 3 3 ifgff' 2 if Q ' jg' Q ,rv 505 jg . A X is Mg? If I, Cordes C111 awaits snap from Ellis f53l. Keeping his cool, Cordes llll releases ball under pressure ,af 11 ki 1 si Liu mm Y' ,W QL ff pw 5. 4 A ' 4 1' E K W ki ggi 4 W . , ,,,,, JV 5 f .K 2 1-1, - ,Ax lb U A if 'Q f L f' A 1? 0 87 ik. . if 1? 1 5 'Rei X, l .nf ,I-B , a ,ay 4. lun v .5 4 uv, V.-e ' wr ,MRA W , , Q ,aff Q hgfmm Mm vggawa WA Wi Wm W-:W Q, ,fx .2 WW TS-Q N U-sy. 6 , .,, N 313229 'Q 1 9? ,gi + I 4 w a i 3 i 1 Little Wolves pounce on a loose ball. J.V. defenders closing in on an Amite half buck. .l.V. defenders make a valiiant ellort when Amite is forced to punt. 89 , 1-wvivmm 3 I B Cl S lc 8 t b a l l .S Q J 5 'E2ef' 3 ,fr Q R Q 'rv t ,U W 41 1 'R 5 M The 1970 Basketball Team: First row: M. Cooper Cmanagerl, D. Criener, L. Crawford, E. Maestri, P. Baham, R. Villere, P. Dykes, C. Duplantier, K. McMurray. Secoml row: P. Cordes. D. Chassee, D. Lanaux, Nl. James, COACH GENE BENNETT, K. Redmond, M. Beshoner, M, Mulloy, R. Mayronne. Opposite page, bottom: An anonymous Wolf goes up for two points. Ken Redmond shows his jumping ability against the Lions. its. . A -vzz ..4- siiy -, .. .,..i.wfyo.MMm.- 15. sk .W mam, wc' ,. .. ,IQQEQQQQMW .iawsgwm-4 f . . ...N ix. Y Ml.. .J t -'k- , 1 . 1 .-W1-:rf -T a 93 Top left: Mike Beshoner gets off a two pointer while R. Mayronne gives him a little help. Bottom left: Ken Redmond goes up for a bucket. Below: Casey Duplantier adds a point to the score. Opposite page: Sophomore Dan Chassee shows how to use the boards. Q -..,........... ll , ., 3 ??fgfg s. , f if 1, in X No Q QQXQM 1 Above: Dennis Lanaux comes up with a big rehound. Rlgflt: Pat Dykes gets two points agamst the Lions. 'Wi Opposite pageg Top: Dave Greiner grabs a rebound. Bottom: Pat Dykes shows how to put one through the hoop from the sidelines. un qi Q. , 'ATG 54, Y Q ,gnu-...N Q 2 ii 'fk than i i , Q ' Timm Gi S 53:56 J .1 if f . N J' ' X: 5 is Q Q L 1 Lv NR 1. Q 'MSF an si GL if 1 'K Q' 1 '53 , X -J :iv , K A .F ' 1 1 X I , 4194. fr 1 40 O Q1 X X wx 1 , , Q' ll. I k ' . 1 ' u V- .7 V S QU M r ace ,f I, X. in' rf X J. V. Basketball wivw 5 Left to righf, lst row:.R. jumonviile, T. Loup, B. Tay'or, J. Evans. 2nd row: B. Simmons, M. Walker, C. Schoen, R. Boudreaux. 3rd row: D. Faherty, R. Rathe, B, Daniels, R. Rusca, M. Richards lmanagerl I Vi. I jf, , V, , - , if fvfezi' 5 2' 1 .... . . . . ' - f . ,.., Freshmen Fresh Team: Left to right, ls! row: J. Loup. D. Gibson, I. Dugger, S. Boh, 1. Heap. Qfllll row: LI. Greenwood, D. Rathe, P. Swett, B. ' asischke, T. Shep- erd. 3rd row: T. Leau- mont, M. Schuman, ID. Mayer, B. Chasse, T. Duplantier. t h r o w : P a t rappey fmanagerl, Coach Marty Peters. W ,I -filiiifixl . - 7 M. Q N . mm il fif . . , . I I 4 . I r CJ , . . J V .,,, iq I f ff , f ,, ,wiv :, f 1, vznqff, ' ' N v M ,W . . ' 'KWV , 21 w f 15, V . A .. .1 H, 1 -A ,,-f 2 in fun -- ' A A M ,V ,,.,.,J,,, - . .yiv , ' - 1 ,W I ff, W 5, Q' 1'-' K f , W 6 , , ,. ,L ' N' M A .M , gw' . 1 , , ' - -'H N 'L 'wa .. V,-,mv ww W ' M ' ,V 1' ' ' vw f ,, ,-, A35 ,,,.,g,,',,L-41-,sL.Hn.A QL ,,.f,,-,fn Q , ,, W - -yr A M' Wg ,,..., A - ' A ' W ' ' ' fl ff ' if L ffw14.A'.Lf-14-SH, Q' 51' 1 ?fl5! ,jg-ff. Lag.--4 ,V f . .. ,MQ 2' Vi' Tf .A--. 'rf -Q, lc Track Aboreg Ile!! lo riglizb Standing: J. Smith, S. Stokes, A. Rhodes, C. Montero, K. Redmond. tl. Candolfo, L. Attehery, R. Blue. D. Criener. Kneeling: F. Britt, M. Pittman, T. Brady, P. Ballain, R. Mayronnv. C. Gordon, C. Coner. W, Bridges. Sitting: H. Miltenberger, R. Ol- bes, G. Tranrhina, G. Goaux, K. Broussard. P. Lambert, J. Calla, F. Daniels, R. Husca. Bottom: T. Brady passes a Rummel miler on the turn. Opposite pageg Top: L. Attebery hands off to R. Britt to start the third leg of the mile relay. Bottom: R. Rusca clears the bar with ease as a field helper looks on. IO4 Sir Q1 v WSW SW K - ,Sky we P , 'QS' hs if, is 'I TI, 1 F K. Broussard bends that pole to get just a little extra height as interested spectators look on Milers, led bv H. Miltenberger, round the bend for the first lap during the Christian Br0ther's relays. in ' is ,lfs , 'Q f T '41, , ., or ri sQffq,s -gurl' , V ,,.k, ,,,', Q'k'e'r .H , . . QMM1 1, K l x Right: Pat Trappey puts his weight behind the shot put to get that added push. Below: John Calla sets himself for the start of the 220 yard dash. 5' S l K , ,,,. Q 1, , Hx. .qw , 4- . -1 x - 8. gf :fs my , f '- Z.. . -- --M -- ,w:,q'w: YL. I ' v' N lm. ,..,,,+ u -l .Mn-A-. v.. ev, Y R V . 1 , t, ' i 1 ' 1 , 5 w f . 1 Swzwk -W fifqvivq-.,.,..,,,w,., , K V kk ff w 01 E 5 2 'S .,. . I 1' L 4 L' I xx, Left: K. Broussard clears the bar with inches to spare. Below: R. Mayronne gets the javelin off with enough force to win first place honors. f J' .W 'Y T Q 1. GUM LJ- ig This year's golf team under the coaching of MR. GENE BENNETT were ll to rl J. Loup, D. Ayers, D. Faherty, K. Red4 moml, S. Rusbar and J. Pott. fa 'rfi .yi pw I 's 4. ,, 4 4 f , .L ' , 1, gk I 1 f 1 fp I . N L M .Li Tennis ,.:I Fhis year's team gave a good account of itself under the ble direction of BRO. LINDEN PRICE. Members of he team from left to right: K. McHardy, Coach Price, .. Arbour, R. Simmons, F. Barreca, S. Haller, C. Roy, L Broadhead, M. Richards, B. Dreiling. vm ' A JUN SOPHO o IORS 1 'N f o M01-2 ES 9 . r Q .2 .mass - ----. 1- 1- . W .,. iv . . K., , SKS.. .f M, 5 s . S32 . il K e 'T'A 'iw V by Q 'EQ Q11.::ff ' z fr 4 n ' T fa f 5 .. X A A X r .f, fQw,. W... lf' M. ' l n , r X we ulqfl Iggy H Nil is 4 -igxgx YP 'QE . , xi ms- 1 rx 5 N fl X X J.. f S. Acquistapace .l. Albert Junior Class M. Baham W. Baldwin ff ' Q t, Jill . - Q, 52 I ...-if, .1 aww, K J X fl 1' Mais' f f ...U ' 'A by 3 ,A 1 , c YAY 4---Q F ff J. Allen D. Ayers F. Balzarelli D. Barr .ve if X xi' X x Yr Q xr. ,gl 1 X Q N Q - ,D x JN X: xxqwk s X. S, xx 52 5 w wifi-an , . ww-re .. sf' f 5 L- ms.. 1 V: l l ilii' Wk Q. V W5: l v ' 'z f Az L. Arbour J. Bagley W. Barnett F. Barreca , M. ' ff fe '52 V 0 i Q t 41. f W .- - ff ' ff sf' 5 N HF , gy M ,,Q: -- ..B ... v gz.?Ff.f Qigsxgg D x M. Begue P. Boihem W. Bridges R. Butz w ' x if . 3g..,. X 1 Q5 .xg wr- 5. --,. . . ' ' 'S ff 5-...ef B we , T. .,:,,. vigrx? RQ4.SQ3. M. Beshoner K. Booth A, Brignac T. Caldwell NI. Blair J. Boucualt G. Bulliard J. Carmalt C. Boehmer H. Brien J. Burnett C. Chauife l I wean - V Q- , . Q x 'K sr l W . M Q Qi A 'Q 1 X ls l Y X ze X Hg We 'wx C 2 N X ig. A . W r f, ., 5? X ,ii frm? C. Clay J. Clemente M. Cooper M. Cooper F. Daniel .l. Davis M. Donaldson A. Doskey W. Conroy C. Coner P. C0rdCS M. Currier D. Doskey A. Dupont M. Even E. Fondeur '53-W 0. Dreiling: D. Ellis J. Fanous D. Frallicciardi . Duplantier M. Duplechain . Esquianance C. Ernst Farah J. Fielding . Frere J. Calla if J. Gandolfo P. Garcia C. Gorney E. Gouaux ,,A -x wk- 4-7 J. Gates R. Gomez G. Griener L. Grush C. Genovese V. Gonzales J. Griffith J. Guidry Tn, m qua... ..1'? af 65,3 1,, '91 A ,, 72? 1 'Q'P Q fi y iagi. . ,,,, W .t V- , In Umge V Guste Kawas Lamy Leabo Q, fm . i - 1 5251, 'u'Ei?f!!i 'Q ,V Qmgy, www e -ww- x f . Ek: Q -1:5312 s21.s.,azff-iiizf ' . ,. J..1-gy., 1- 4, ,,J,,. Vx vff ali, sh Say '93 if ? if , 1- A Q, sian m.' . y? J. Haley S. Keen J. Landry K. Ledet gown Heap Z Kenney Lanaux Lee M. James D. Lachin J. LaPlante S. Lockhart .fx nz- .W-gif ,. ....,,,5 ii L-- Q4 M , if ,,LL x ' A 4, 1. ' .. 3 . fi! 6 as X sf ' ,. Q X., 1 P. Louisot W. Milligan S. Monroe L. Mulloy xg W Lkkkr W W vnnmzuuiivb R. Mayronne D. Migues M- Murphy T. Musser D. Millet D. Mitchell C. Monteiro F. Nix L D. Ochy P. Ollar G. Preston K. Redmond F. Oddo G. Poirier T. Proctor A. Rhodes Qfwy DSOD Offner J. Olivier Ponce J. Pott Puyau J. Read Richard R. Richardson ,avi W qw, mmf.. ' E H, ' 2 5? i A i 11:2 s s Hmmm f as is. i i W ' , .ny -, ' f'A ii... 1 lwmwf i D. Richie A. SL Raymond R. Schneider J. Seiler G. Romhough S. Romero E. Roy R. Schmidt M. Schroeter D. Silverman G. Smith J. Smith issa Q .1 , , ' 22 . mi 3 w I 'ii .if ini 1 2 .J .glmfisi Smith Tranchina Walsh Wilkinson 1 .,., 'D. Thibodeaux R. Valluzzo F. White S. Wiison 3x A f X F. S , 1 ., 2 W9 1 ...A -sis-...ig W QL., x ' 1 E M. Toomey K. Villere P. Wirth M. Sharf .f E X I ' -,' 'sf f 1 A -W ,iii -xL' . - 1' iw T. Trapani P. Waguespack iib Me i 'Q R. Abide C. Aceves J, Arguri P. Aucoin E. Baham F, Baird T. Barze P. Bentley Sophomore Class i : L. Attebery G. Barfleld M. Baudoin T. Bienvenu M46 .yx 9 K W. Bossier C. Broussard K. Cambre B. Cucchiara ig ' 2 . BBBB ff.- HH' B L .35 Aff ::- ,--' .s r fg z: ru. 'fi . iq V' .fd ,. B . Y R. Boudreaux R. Brown R. Carter D. Currier 0 SUN , .,,: ,. . .ig ..,, .g wr ei? B. Brand J. Cain D. Chassee B. Daniel 5 5. J. Brennan D. Cambre J. Clemens D. Deano W. Decker J. Drury G. Duplechain P. Earhart B. Elchison J. Evans E. Fabre S. Fairclough D, Faher-ty A. Farrell C. Fauret P. Fielding , Y K KV x , , . 3 I M J, ., f' MkWWw6WWW.. '- + 5792 li' wmWWWw4 Q' Vi' ,,f, ,m,MJLi'f53'ff3 ya W9 fzffffff mzf, z ,X me , , ,Z V3 H I ... . 5, f , K . ,f ,, ' v' . MS sz if v, mw r 312 5: , 5W y IfL,I, .,., 5 ,gr EEMQ. ww C. Fisher R. Gieger C. Hancock G. Hesni mgmm Foshee E. Gaudet D Corden M. Haik- Hardy L. Heintz Hogan D. Hughston A. Gianelloni W. Hammett E. Herbert A. Jumel T G I x,., . ,,,. f'3 '3P?U ,, -M.. . .Wflkfi ' If X ...Vg L,,.. ,. , -- 3 avi? - J umonville Kinchen Loup M ayronne .J R. Kawas D. Klein D. Maginnis M. Miller M X S. Kawas K. Kleinschmidt A. Mahfouz W. Monroe J. Kelley G. Lococo P. Mathies M. Montz W L. Montgomery J. Norman G. Oubre E. Putnam R. Mouch P. Nuss G. Palazzo S. Puyau R. Murphy J. O'Connell J. Pechon R. Rathe B. Nelson J. Orgeron J. Peltier G. Relle C. Reuther M. Richards D. Ritter G. Roach W. Roberts J. Rodrigue R. Romano L. Roques S, Rusbaf R. Rusca R. Salter K. Salzer 1, 1 1151 ,I .Q W . Kg , h x , -MIS.:-l . . K ' rrrr fy rr, C. Schoen K. Smith M. Sullivan P. Trappey J. Silverman J. Spalitta W. Taylor W. Travis W. Simmons M. Spohrer R. Tesson M. Vallette Q 2 Q' 1 , N W H. Smith T. Staples C. Trapani J. Veron I Q 5 W L H 1 X J. Vidrine D. Viosca J. Ward J. Watson R. West D. White C. Vitrano M. Walker Watson H. Watts Wichterich E. Wiedeman I , H K n r l35 4 ORGANIZ I 1 i E I E 1 a I i I w z V v I I I I 1 v i 5 1 1 I I N i I N 1 3 x 1 5 i X I 4 f A TIONS .Mai mg' iii 1 I F' IIlI l'1OlUlQHQq'1HQ I 1 OQQQQQQQQQQ . QQQQQQQQQQQQ ' QQQQQW X' 0 .I ,.... ,....V ........ ' f if jf- - X ifl fffxx Ns! lg az ........................., 'Z ........................ Q 1 .... I 5 I, ff E . Q B -1 w li Club ,f 'V The Wildlife Club under the direction of Mr. Robert McClure was again one of the most active clubs on campus. Members were treated to several field trips throughout the year. The high point of the year came during the dedication of a tree near the chapel. if-' . ff- Rocket Club ,, AL 5 .,k,k :V .Lt 7 .A . W 1 A . ih -3 '23 2' Emi? The 1969-1970 school year witnessed the further growth of the relatively new Rocket Club. This year the club, un- der the direction of Brother Douglas, made good use of the facilities provided by the lr. A.F.R.O.T.C. '43 ,J if fl Student Councll The Student Council meets once a week with a faculty advisor to bring the students and faculty closer together. The six members of the executive council were E. Deano, W. White, A. Patout, K. Booth, E. Brown, M. Maginnis. ,,,,.,-um' gf'---... .1 r - HN- V '?Yf'1'Zt'f1..... t . , , A .KH H ,.,., .... ,.,f. , . .W Soccer Club hmkh ' e ' V- 1 Y V 4 Q' 'gggnrhiw ,W X , AAlL .,,, .. r, . , 'W ' ,U . mm . ,Marg-xsz.gg,,., W , M ., ,, Although the past season got off to a bad start when the club couldn't find a moder- ator, the club members decided to make a go of it and did quite well. The coming years look even better because few players graduated, leaving a good nucleus for the future. l42 5,1 Club fx ? Photo lj: . .EL wiif' , -,A ?5fgq4v,4g:'gH?,Q1 11,3 Fiji: 3 f W I 1 -.x 1f'n, J, 'I' .uv ..' 5 7' NM Y' v' ' I g, .Q VV,k 5 i. ,L f iiigi f Q Xb 14 Q 933. E-fy !,,'ffff1j Ki an K Q, Xi, N' 1 Y Gb ki' .3 J k-4 'YQ-'www-f ,jf : -5. , N ' , 1 x lj if-:,.fLV, I my V 45 f :wa , -L. I, lg? , J L kriglyg. E1-f..,,?.x 3 V r :Ax 'I iv A. X 'ng-i :XT , .1 .. , ,M , 5 J 3 h kg, +- W' A 1 -x , -- k wg, 'J . -:V , - .. - 'l-. .Mug 1 ' ., - ' Us i:. . . , V M-43 El k JA gi gi M y sr f - Q 'ig 3 jx L -tr' f 95' ' f. f Z , - , Wit' if ' 'J - - - 4 . Ar' .., .qw -f 1- '1 -Mews, L 1 ,Q iv: , -. , CTPYM ' The staff this year was composed of seven' very hard working, active members and a stafij of four photographers. Middle: Kleft to rightj C0-editor Hank Miltenberger. Moderator, Mr. Hanns Pieper, and Co-editor Larry Smith. Bottom left: Co-editor Pete Garcia. Bottom right. The staff photographers, flefz to right! Jim Haley, Frank Oddo Ccoordinator of photographersl, Bob Geiger, Al St. Raymond. 1 4 ?- ,GX1 C L U0 Key Club ,N,T :Ar Wil , 'K Q ,s ,fr .,, . The aim of the Key Club is service to the school and the community. The club has spon- sored several fine events this year such as the Thanksgiving Food Drive. Members of the club also assisted in teaching needy children at the Coffee House. The Conifer stall' would like to extend its thanks to the club for its fine work. I45 J. R. HIGH FRUSH 3th GRADE 7th GRADE .. Freshmen .I .13 .J p fl..-N-'. v fp H3 if 'H fx Q V 'w sw 1 , of 5 T Am . 'Q:h'1:v x L fl D. Areaux R. Beauvais S. Boh P. Bagley M. Bentley E. Bossieux 2 K. Boudreaux J. Boudousquie B. Briant S. Bridges V. Brocato v hw Q- 31 f --f- ve. vzgffv i, ic- Zii egwi r Ex 5 Q f .L QP gig.. A A :fl A 'a fi V' . :--. N-- . ,migg R A ' R. Bourgeois T. Brignac .i'f i ' ,fwwwwwa M. Breaux T. Brocato C. Brumfield J. Bueche M. Cahn M. , Q. Tn X X X .N X N . ' BQ? S' x wx ,. 5518 , , , Champagne Conter De Blieux Ditta gli , R ,. E xg I S '32 AN ' T' xv I V R. Chassee M. Clemens J. Comiskey E. Cooper C. Cross W. De Bautte L. Defelice M. Deutschman S. Diamond M. Dugger M. Duplantis T. Duplantier -I .inf D. Durio D. Durio J. Egle J. Fasterling M. Faust P. Felker .I. Folse C. Foret B. Gallo P. Esquinanve R. Fielding T. Cates . Q ' . X K m L LLL, K V V 5 5: 5 Mis? filfnsn. A ff . . mf fwww w ll ' K wr 5-w ww mmagsaf I f. I 'N:,B 'A -7 5' '- 5 f YH? NX? Qwpgnwf .wg5f.wm wg? .3am'QwSEi3Q Q Q5 Q 5 Q K gwwiwm2 FFWQQ rf '1 gm 3 Rv Z-Y? Q -f ?.i?ff-5 xhiQ ' N22 I I by W- uf' , , A 2 5,W . va' H gp: 2 s N Y Gayle . Cots'-ha Cuidry . Hebert ago: Il 123 KRW C. Ceise C. Graham P. Haik R. Helmer hx , D. Gibson P. Graugnard W. Hatten NT. Hf'I1dPl'S0ll .Q sg . G. Girior M. Greenwood Heap S. Houk zi. . .Qi ,,,k Q V k,i. 1 C. Jordan T. Kelley P. Labiche S. LeBlanc B. Kasischke T. King J. Lamonte D. Lerlet F550 Kelleher A. Keller King P. Klebba Lauk T. 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I: gui 'QMS .ws ,i.5 x 5 'H z 12 f 33 L. 3 , 51 it i I , E gx 5 . ,. za, . sf :ff fe sr J- ROSCH 1. Sebro D. Thibaut A. Thompson NI. Vardaman W. Verges 5 1 1 . rf I WESTERN EUROP l EMERGING I NIII Q Q LIS PLAYS QC SQPHQCLQS mmsuvsn av PAUL ROCHE Q E SCHULASTIC BOOK SERVICES SM 11 AFRICA - SMS WEF WULIIES ' 'I ' I A g VV , it ji ,i If ,. ,. t t x ' I , ' ' . I First Semester Visit To Keesler ,git K , ,ram ,, , , -lr :Eg . , 83: During the course of the 1969-1970 session the St. Paulls A.F.R.O.T.C. made several trips to nearby Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi. Shown here are several pictures from the first trip. Cadets were shown the weather station, lifesaving devices, hang- ars, control towers and classrooms. I ntroductor Dance 4 Top: Everyone enjoyed the performance by the band. Bottom left: Jimmy Caine and date concentrate on the music. Bottom right: Everyone does his own thing as the band plays another familiar song. The 9 Pln 9 9 Crowd Montage Montage of Time was indeed a brilliant production. The cast consisted not only of students from St. Paul's but also students from other area high schools. , 1 K fx.,- 0 gg, s , Q1 .0 P Q is.. H5514 7. --X, Time The play was so successful that an addi- tional performance had to be scheduled. Later the play was presented at the Thes- pian Convention of Plays where the cast received a standing ovation. -01. :E on if Ili Q efei i n Pep Rally This yearis Pep Rally was one of the best ever. Our new band really added to the spirit and the seniors did a good job of organizing the rally. Homecoming I74 The juniors Kabovel and the seniors fleftj put on humorous skits to the enjoyment of everyone. Below: Coach Jacobs promises a hard fought game. i11:2Qi.i1P.'24i4'PI9I?1?1?iH on ire 1, 1 53' 'JW 2. is, ,W Homecoming The parade, although not as large as the year before, had some well decorated cars. This year the Court was provided with plenty of convertibles, thanks to a friendly car dealer who donated their use to the Wolfpack. Parade - ' - . 4- ff f A -- 1 x kv .,,. - A A kr M H V . ,Q yi? N V. YA .7 gL,-1g.g. fi ig ff. 239, ,V ,, 5 .1 X 5 ,- - Qwgiqxg,-S -ikikg Mm WW A-fmiw Xmqk. MKVHQ Q X WSE' Pre- Game Ceremonies ......,.,. 9. 9 , The Game In the first half the Wolves gave a good account of themselves, making it an even contest. Before the game began the Court arrived to view the game from their spec- ial platform on the 50 yard line. The winners of the parade also passed in review of the fans. ,W my f ' n 2:-,. A . 124 D+ ' 9. 9, ,wx as , p., 4 ,: .jff-.g..,..,-JNL, .5 'w '75 ' Q -sum N 9 A r 1 c 3 fig ,AL M ,W 5 .N an ,L lf ' '4 A 7? 333 ' ' nw, f 1' mf' , - ,Q , a ,xy af 10,3 gm 4 vs 4- a . - ,V gm 9 K my -ff Tlop: After the ceremony the Court returned to their seats to watch the second half of the game Below: The traditional burning Wolves was lit to highlight the halftime Show. 'av M KX I Ji .E 34 M QS Q W . ig-'f,.,, , n . ,M . fn 1 X J 'L x s 52? ,, Q of WW W k,'k, -b'- Q 5 Qii 15 The Homecoming Dance Homecoming Queen Donna Miramon Maid of Honor Nancy Morris Becky Barnett Colleen Buchholz am R i l A 'R N 14 'F' 5 A A .1 i Clndy Hartman Paula Kahoe Judy Moore Lisa Suarez George Ann Stokes Sheila Tetrault f ,Q L, 2 1 2 f we 5 . i l85 i 4 1 1 I86 mu. Q 'iff Y Q'-X2 3 , W1 ' 61.555 ' . The 1969 Homecoming Dance capped what was considered by all to be a most enjoyable and successful Homecoming. I87 Initiation After a week of pushing pennies and polishing shoes came the day of judgement. Justice was not always neatly and quickly administered. It was all taken in good fun. however, and the freshmen were oliicially welcomed to the high school. .ni e Top: Senior judges await the beginning of the uials. Bottom left: 'iSIaves pay homage to their master, Hank Miltenberger. I89 Top left: Senior administer the 'Ljustn sentences handed out by the court. Top midzllc: Enter the accused. Bottom: Those who have paid their debt to society are free to leave. Far right: The courtroom definitely could use some cleaning up. I90 gpm-gpwnvmfw . was Valli W 5 5 Senior-Facult Football This year the faculty team just proved too strong as they avenged their loss to the seniors last year. The game was a closely fought event and the outcome wasnat certain until the very end. l92 9 .., fqmg WW 41,3 ,W f f' gg. ' ,, M 54. , ,, A ., N ,Q 1, wg 'f f ,Q . . ' Lmg A ,Ng ,W , '. , 1, we ,A ,Q M , NM... hh. ., H ,, ., '- i 'K 4 . gf... Prep ulz fin T r i Q 3 V rl, 1 BUWI Page Quiz This year St. Paul's participated in the Prep Quiz Bowl, a program presented week- ly in New Orleans. Representing St. Paul,s were' David Williams, Mike Toomey, Greg Nothacker, Dwight Doskey. The team was coached by Mr. Leonard Lassen. The ques- tions were difhcult and unfortunately when the final gun went off St. Paul's found itself on the low end of the score. . K eietsi I 'Q n l l A.F.R.0. T. C. Leads Veterans 9 Da Ceremonies -If Honoring all the men who have fought and died for the U.S. the A.F.R.O.T.C. presented their first Parade and Review. The parade was followed by a Hag raising ceremony and speeches by several guest speakers. Second Semester F aculty-Senior Basketball This year, notwithstanding, the tremendous effort of the seniors, the faculty won again. Top left: Coach McGreevy sends the ball toward the basket despite J. Miller's efforts. Bottom left: Coach Jacobs gets another two points. Below: Brother Emmet seems to have a problem about what to do with the ball. Bottom: Coach Peters adds a bucket. I97 Jr. R.0.T.C 1970 marked the year of the first military formal at St. Paul's. The decorations were among the yearls best and Air Blues dominated the dance floor although civilians were allowed in coat and tie. in . . swf , 'pvzw V- W W ,Q ., 1 ., 7 A Boxing Throughout the year the sophomores spon- sored boxing matches to allow students to pit their pugilistic talents against each other. For those not so actively inclined the matches pro- vided an eveningls entertainment. if F rosh Dance N Q-Q 52' ff xr' 5 Fx The 1970 Prom was held at Rivergate and the White Clover provided the sounds of the evening. More students than ever before attended the prom so more people than ever had a good time. 2? 'eff 236 1'1 - ' '73 235 Q 'gf 5. V 1 , 1 x fi 4 3 iff' 3,4 5 '- if L ,I If 2 J If ' auf' Q, k 22 it , t, ' i A ' Q ff- M awk . f,,, f' A-g e f: 1 fM , , ,L i i f f si' 5, , ! ,V s Most of the pleasant evening was spent just socializing with fellow students and dates. White Clover put on quite a rock show and proved themselves capable musicians. A lot of times was spent just watching the band perform 205 Athletic Banquet Q 1 5' V ,A +A f .- W . 1 'M ,,' 4. Q This year's banquet was ably presided over by Brother Richard fCimme a ! 1 77 W J. The occasion was well attended and all had a good time. Top honors went to Joseph Pedone fStudent3AthleteD and David Griener flimmy Dunn Awardl. Whitman S.S.A.-St. Paulfs Science Fair i -I 0 ' 'l -M f ' H , f 13 ph 'S ll i 4 xr T i , Q ,Q 7' x f Q v ,a c if s ,F-5 U f' 1 ' W , 1 ' r I a e A f A-i f it at - ecvv ' 3 v A-fA 5 o r L f cicvi . ' X, This yearls fair was definitely an exhibition of outstanding science proj- ects. Many of the students took their projects to the regional fair in Ham- mond. Among the students who received first prize honors in Hammond were: Senior Divisiong Joseph Spalitta, Mi- chael Beshoner, Warren White, Craig Vitrano. Junior Division: Richard Nie- set. Richard Nieset also Won the Best of the Fair award in the Junior Div. and Craig Vitrano won the same award in the Senior Division. 209 Donkey Basketball The Donkey Basketball game, which is sponsored annually by the Student Council, is one of the funniest and mosl enjoyable events during the year. This year the seniors won over a thoroughly exhausted but tough faculty squad. Q15 1 tx . X fm. . 10 Y , K ' 4 f 1 E' 1 , , , . 'R . wp Q6-' Y . A A 5 a5.1fqqg-: v xA , 4- 'Y .: ., -I u +5 .fi x .L 4 M: i, ,, ci' 'A .. ,.- W gif' ',L,1rffzH-iizfgx fe 'gf-F V f Y rw,i . , Qfmwad Christian Brothers Da The 1970 Christian Broth- eris Relay Meet, dedicated to Brother Richard, was a big success in spite of the rainy weather which continued until the meet was over. Events were held between showers, and St. Paul's placed fourth. ZI3 Sophomore Dance Award Night This year's award cer- emony Was held to honor achievements in service as well as studies. The cere- mony ran smoothly and judging from the smiles the students were very proud of their honors. se , if . Xvm 'fm is 4 ' , .. 5 Q. 4 5 E Q 'W 4 F 1 1 1 rv u - 2l6 wi, Q? ii Www C0 IF R PATRONS Complimenis Of CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Propriefor SLIDELL HOTEL BAR J. E. CULLIC-BAN, JR. Slidell La WHEN SHOPPING-SEE US BURNS BEN FRANKLIN STORE I BURNS DRY Goons co. Covingfon. La. 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SMITH'S SON We sell: cheese cloth watches blankets horse collars shoe dubbing paint canteens wagon wheels lsold Pipe cast iron cookware used bricks OU fl lumber lcnives food stuffs wire lanterns chairs boots cement saddles lead plywood We have lots of advice to give. It may not be worth anything, but it's free. 228 Compliments Ot SMITTY'S TV SERVICE 892-28 I 0 Compliments Ot TASTEE DOUGHNUTS 419 Covington and Abita Springs Best Wishes From EVAN'S CIGARETTE CO. Hwy. I90 Based In Coving+on, La. La PLACE LUMBER COMPANY MILTON J. BIENVENU, JR Owner LaPIace, La. PATRONS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CAROL'S CORNER BOOKSTORE CORDELL FURNITURE TALLEY'S FEED AND SEED, INC. JIM SHOULTZ GROCERY HOME INSURANCE AGENCY DR. AND MRS. L. L. LANDON MR. MARVIN MEYERS MORGAN AND LINDSEY, INC. DAIRY KING A FRIEND HUNT'S DRIVE INN JIM FREDERICK OVER PASS ESSO EMBRY GULF OIL The WorId's Besv Yearbooks Are Taylor-made TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY St. Paul 's School 1 970 Conifer mr , . gg,