Southeastern Louisiana College - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Hammond, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1976 volume:

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Though a much speedier process these days, registra- tion remained for 1975-76, another of the boring, but entirely necessary, facets of life at Southeastern. Long days’ work completed, new books in hand, and yet other groups of students were off, with new resolu- tion, to a new round of classes. Activities 19 Sorority Rush The welcoming atmosphere of the Panhellenic party and the warm casualness of the informal parties opened sorority rush. The secluded intimacy of the theme parties and the decisions at the preference parties added to that fun, maddening time known as sorority rush. The potential pledge began to learn something about sorority life at the theme parties. Then followed the preference parties where rushees went to list first and second choices. Finally, on that exciting day, bids were issued amid the cheers of members and pledges alike. The pledge had found her place in a new circle of intimate friends. = Gate pE Pe Tai Ee, ee e2a 00 62% Pees ee bet eee Ae te oe eee a bea 6848 0 Pores © Ge ee 4 +e eee 22 SSS seeee 20 Activities eens Zi Activities 21 Southeastern’s seven social frater- nities were again busy during the first two weeks of the Fall and Spring semesters ‘‘rushing’’ potential mem- bers. For openers, the Greek organiza- tions placed booths in the Student Union Mall displaying the fraternity’s achievements over the past several years. Trophies, girl friends, pictures, and enthusiastic talk marked the booths. 22 Activities Fraternity Rush Real recruiting, however, was reserved for the ‘‘keggers’’ and sup- pers. At these gatherings, which were held almost nightly throughout “rush,’” future Greeks were given an opportunity to explore the various organizations and select the one that most nearly fit their personal needs. Following the rounds of parties, bids were issued and yet another group of young collegians were in- ducted into the Greek system. 4, a 7 reat ®t mala ies Class Elections Apathy again marked the annual Fall ritual Known as class officer elections. Less than 500 students cast ballots in the elections which were devoid of issues. Freshman and sophomore office seekers generally livened up the con- test. Some banners did flutter in the hot September air, and election day was marked by candidates seeking support from passersby in the Student Union area. Each class elected a president, vice-president, treasurer, secretary, commuter senator and sweetheart. Run-off elections were required in a few of the races. The Student Government Associ- ation sponsored the class officer bal- loting. 24 Activities 25 ivities Act 26 Activities Homecoming 197 Petite, auburn haired beauty Janice Irwin reigned as Queen of Homecoming for 1975. The junior from Metairie was elected to the honor by her fellow students in bal- loting conducted by the Student Government Association. Chosen as maids for the 1975 Homecoming court were: Beryl Brannon of New Orleans; Joy Cham- bers of Baton Rouge; Patti Thompson of Metairie; Susan Barrett of New Concord, Ohio; Ida Sonnier of Port Sulphur; and Marlene Helmers of New Orleans. The queen and her court we featured on a special float in t Homecoming Parade. As a highlight g| the afternoon’s football game, Mi Irwin and her court were official presented. Escorting the court ont field were members of Kappa Delf Tau fraternity. Miss Irwin was honored again the Alumni Association’s Homé| coming dance where she was officialf crowned as Queen of the 1975 Home coming festival. } | fe Perea = eae. ‘tet, lt Fog Activities 27 28 Activities Homecoming Pageantry Color, pageantry, fun and excite- ment were hallmarks of the Home- coming celebration. The campus was decorated exten- sively to honor returning graduates. In addition to decorations provided by the residence halls, a number of aca- demic departments prepared special Homecoming displays. Participants in the Student Acti- vities Board sponsored window painting contest decorated the huge plate glass windows of the Student Union Building. The annual Homecoming parade, planned and sponsored by Alpha Omicron Pi social sorority, was a high- light of Homecoming weekend. Top entries in the parade included the float built by the St. Albert’s Student Board, which was judged ‘‘Most Original; Delta Tau Delta’s float which copped the ‘Most Beautiful” prize; and Delta Omicron’s “Most Beautiful Car” entry. Winning floats were brought into Strawberry Stadium where they added color to the Homecoming Football game. Activities 29 Homecoming Excitement The campus was alive for Home- coming ‘75! This year’s observance of homecoming was attended by the largest crowds ever—and more activities were offered than before. The Alumni Association, with much assistance from student organi- zations, sponsored numerous activities which added up to a busy week for all. In addition to the traditional bonfire, dormitory displays, home- coming parade, and football game, there were other special events. For the sports minded, there was a golf tournament, tennis tournament, “night at the races,” and a bass tournament. As usual, the Alumni House was headquarters for the celebration. At the Homecoming Luncheon, out- standing alumni, distinguished faculty, and special friends of the University were honored. In short, Homecoming 1975 was a grand reunion for those who cherish Southeastern and the memories their alma mater evokes. mmr aul i, nk, of = ttt 30 Activities Activities 31 Che Sewerl well ie Bandstand USA Over 600 students turned out for the third annual “‘Bandstand USA” sponsored by the ROTC Cadet Corps. The late Fifties hop, a takeoff on the popular TV show American Band- stand, was a masterfully coordinated affair complete with “Click Clark; Top Ten Board; dancing; best dressed and trivia contests; the Limbo rock; song pantomimes; and Rate-A-Record. Pony-tailed girls with bobby sox and saddle oxford shoes danced the “‘twist’’ with guys wearing leather jackets and sporting duck-tails resplen- dent with ‘‘greasy kid stuff.” Students cheered as their favorite songs of the era were introduced by “Click Clark’’ who added tidbits of information about the early rock and roll artists. ies 33 Activi ised allan et aetna mig el 34 Activities eiehoeeT wh Honors Convocation Southeastern Louisiana Univer- sity honored its outstanding students at the annual Honors Convocation, one of the highlights of the Fall Semester. Honored at the Convocation were students on a sophomore level or above who have maintained a “’B”’ or better average; members of the Thirteen Club, Southeastern’s own honor society; and members of Phi Kappa Phi national honor society. Guest speaker for the gathering was Dr. John C. Stevens, president of Abilene Christian College. A record number of students were honored at the Convocation which was followed by a social recep- tion for the honorees, members of their families, and friends. Activities 35 Best Dressed Coed Miss Marlene Hellmers, a sopho- more from New Orleans, claimed the title ‘‘Best Dressed and Most Out- standing Co-ed at Southeastern.”” The contest, sponsored by Student Government Association, attracted over 30 contestants. Miss Hellmers represented Southeastern in GLAMOUR MAGAZINE’S annual search for the nation’s top ten best dressed and most outstanding collegiate co-eds. The entrants were judged in two outfits, One appropriate for campus 36 Activities wear and the other for off-campus outings. Contestants were also judged on their poise and ability to answer questions posed by the judges, as well as their amount of involvement in campus activities. Named as finalists in the pageant were: Sally Ott, of Baton Rouge, first runner-up; Gwen Smith, also of Baton Rouge, second runner-up; Suzanne Caldwell, of Gretna, third runner-up; and Lisa Stevens, of Hammond, fourth runner-up. Activities 37 i Pe anti teis caSedat Acsatl ssa: ac sibivheutess Me iahs: has YO 38 Activities ; iT ] 7176” The musical “’1776, ’ a re-telling in song of the signing of the Declara- tion of Independence,’ was the smash stage hit of both the summer and fall semesters for 1975. Originally staged during the summer, ‘1776’ proved to be so popular that it was repeated during the fall semester ‘by popular demand.” Sellout crowds were the trade mark for ‘’1776, a production which earned plaudits from practically all who saw the show. The musical was presented through the joint efforts of the Department of Music and the Department of Speech and Drama. ‘1776’ ushered in the 1975-76 theatre season on campus and was a particularly appropriate selection during the nation’s bicentennial year. pan ae % AND ARYL. A ivi Act The tragedy that befell Mrs. Abra- ham Lincoln following the assassina- tion of her husband was vividly recreated on the SLU stage with the Fall production of James Prideaux’s “The Last of Mrs. Lincoln.” This historically accurate retelling of Mrs. Lincoln’s story was ably directed by Mrs. Vonnie Borden. Mary Ann Speck, who played the role of “Mrs. Lin coln,” contributed a strong lead to the production. Other cast members were David Hughes, Curtis Holly, Richard Crain, Chuck. Morse, Linda Montgomery, Sheila Sirgo, Bill McGibboney, Tim McGowan, Patsy. Fleming, Carol Bauerle, Cliff Walker, Mike Parker, and George Russell. (Pictures shown here are taken during early rehearsal session.) 40 Activities | | | The Last of Mrs. Lincol v 8 - 2 6 The Devil’s Disciple The flavor of the Amenican against the backdrop of the Revolu- tion. The tale, one of love, honor and demingdo, wes played with much energy and enthusiasm by the South- eastem actors and actresses. Ths exciting story, a retelling of the conflict between Rebels and Red coats and how that conflict affected the Ives of the citizens of New En- gland, emphasized Southesstem Ss theme for the year, “An Dr. Luther Wade was the show's ivit ivi 44 Act The Women A highlight of the 1975-76 théatrical season at Southeastern was the spectacular production of Clare Booth Luce’s comedy, ‘The Women.” | Originally written in the 1930's, the story is about the world’s wealthy women, and the many complications in their lives. The show’s director, Dr. Anna Deanne Teague, set the play in the 1970’s to lend more relevance to the characterization of “jet set’’ women. The beautifully directed comedy sported an all female cast—a first for the SLU stage. Members of the cast were: Terry Coleman, Carolyn’ Stephens,.- Teri Schnupp, Carol Bauerle, Cara Klieger, Gina Montalbano, Diane Loupe, Biddie Griffith, Patsy Fleming, Karen Arthur and Crystal Threeton. Also, Linda’ Montgomery, Liesa Smith, Evelyn Holloway, Lorrie Schneider, Beth Shamburger, Susan Anglada, Rhonda Alessi, Karen Sibley, Helen Sinagra, Malka Alberts, and Myra Catalanatto. Activities 45 Captain Lovelock And Gallantry A musical highlight of the Fall semester was the presentation of ‘‘An Evening of Musical Comedy”’ by the SLU Music Theatre. Directing the pro- gram was Franklin Summers. Featured were the short operas, ‘“Captain Lovelock’’ by Ludvig Holberg, and ‘’Gallantry,’’ a spoof on a television soap opera. In the casts for the two operas were: David Askegren, John Vernon, Rebecca Causey, Alan Gentiles, Melodye Curtis, Sharon Goff, Kathy Ellis, Donna Carney, and Theresa Ballard. 46 Activities Merry Wives Of Windsor The musical version of William Shakespeare’s ‘‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’ was the Spring offering of the Southeastern Music Theatre. Franklin Summers was director of the show which was produced with full costumes and orchestra. Dr. Robert Weatherly conducted the orchestra. Leading cast members included Jeffery Wells who played the role of the jolly, would-be suitor, “’Falstaff,”’ and Judy Krogsgard, Mary Beth McMurray, Donna Carney, Kathy Ellis, John Vernon, Fred Richards, Gordon Jeansonne, Jude Wilson, Alan Gentiles and Carlo Giacone. Activities 47 General Lectures And Concerts Five productions were included in the 1975-76 General Lectures and Concerts Series sponsored annually by the University. Entertaining enthusiastic audi- ences during the year were: the Rhode Island Dance Repertory Company; actress and mime Stephanie Rich; violinist Mark Kaplan; the Concordia Choir; and the New Shakespeare Company. Highly acclaimed violinist Mark Kaplan, one of the nation’s finest 48 Activities young violinists, presented a virtuoso performance in the University Audi- torium. A national prize winner for his prowess on the violin, Kaplan performed brilliantly for eastern’s music devotees. Miss Stephanie Rich recreated the eccentric and notorious Sarah Bernhardt in her one-woman show. A student of famed French mime Marcel Marceau, she offered a brilliant creation, “Echoes Of,’’ which reflected her training under the French master. South- Not merely a choir but a natiol| distinction, the Concordia Choir) Moorhead, Minn., brought to Sou} eastern one of the greatest a cappe sounds in the nation. The Concor Choir, which has played to audient around the world, presented selecti¢ which covered the history of cho music back to the time of Bach. 7 67 voice choir received high accla from Southeastern’s audience for magnificent performance. Mark Kaplc Stephanie Rich Concordia Choir Nt Two of the year’s most popular General Lectures and Concerts Series offerings were productions by the Rhode: Island Dance Company and The New Shakespeare Company of San Francisco. The eight-member Rhode Island Dance Company combined narration and movement with ingenious crea- tivity in their Southeastern perform- ance. The show was inventive, visually appealing and intrinsically beautiful. The New Shakespeare Company of San Francisco presented William Shakespeare’s ‘‘As You Like It’’ toa delighted audience. The play was delivered much as_ Shakespeare’s works were offered in old England. The Company seeks through its pro- ductions, to return Shakespeare to the rambunctious throngs who, in the 1590's, ‘paid their penny to sit in the pit and be entertained.”’ Employing colorful sets, en- chanting costumes, and thorough pro- fessionalism, the Company brought the Southeastern audience to its feet with applause numerous times during the memorable show. 5C Activities sde Island Dance Company Activities 51 The universal appeal of the Har- iem Globetrotters was proven once again when the “clown princes of basketball” brought their special entertainment magic to the campus of Southeastern. The show, sponsored by the Stu- dent Activities Board, attracted an appreciative audience composed of SLU students and Globetrotter fans of all ages from surrounding communi- ties. The usual Globetrotter antics, now familiar to the millions who have seen the group either in person or on television, still managed to evoke Globetrotters laughter and applause from the South- eastern audience. Now celebrating their 50th anni- versary, the Globetrotters continue to blend perfectly both real basketball talent and comedic expertise. Perhaps what makes all Globetrotter perform- ances so popular is the fact that the men on the court always treat their fans as if they were something special. They want people to enjoy the evening as much as they do—and their fun is contagious. The Southeastern audience signaled its approval of the show with rousing applause when the act came to an end. Activities 53 . ax fa Juki ates LST SIM iia SF aa Rap Se ERS Crowd Pleasers Three stimulating, creative indi- viduals, all specialists in widely differ- ent fields, captivated Southeastern audiences at performances during the 1975-76 school year. Singer and social commentator Arlo Guthrie, a pop song writer with deep roots in American folk music, entertained as part of the Student Activities Board’s Big Name entertain- ment series. Guthrie laced his musical program with pointed observations about today’s students. Also a Student Activities Board highlight was sponsorship of the visit of famed anthropologist Margaret Mead to the campus. The delightful 75-year-old author and lecturer traced the recent history of the American university movement in her speech heard by a “standing room only” crowd. Marshall McLuhan, a_ prolific writer who made the word “‘media’”’ a household one through his many books published over the last two decades, spoke on “‘Why Johnny Can’t Read’’ to a large Southeastern audi- ence. McLuhan’s visit to the campus was part of Southeastern’s expanding program in the humanities. 54 Activities + ' t 56 Activities | Up With People A rambunctious, enthusiastic group of beautiful young entertainers, otherwise known as ‘Up With People” performers, entertained a small, but highly enthusiastic crowd early in the Spring Semester. Sponsored by the Student Activi- ties Board, the “Up With People’’ show featured the talents of over 50 college-age performers who sang, danced and laughed their way into the hearts of the Southeastern audience. The group’s fast paced, action packed show moved rapidly from number to number leaving the audi- ence stunned with the liveliness and beauty of it all. Audience participa- tion was a big factor in the show’s suc- cess, and hand clapping and toe tapping were the order of the night. The “Up With People” perform- ers offered selections which reflected a deep optimism in the youth of the nation and the world. The well chosen songs were pointed and moving and called for a rededication to “... people, the best sort of folks to know!” Activities 57 58 Activities University Dancers Spring Concert The University Dancers, SLU’s modern dance group, presented a specially commissioned ballet at the annual Spring Concert. The ballet, “‘Owaisee and the Witch,” was choreo- graphed by Mrs. Katie-Planche Friedrichs, dance director. Original music for the ballet was composed by Robert Priez of the Music faculty. The ballet was commissioned 5 area Bicentennial committees. “Feet of Clay,’’ choreographe by Eleanor Durham; and “Wake America: A Time for Decisio choreographed by Ann Bentz, weft other ballets presented at the conce | os by Steve Peterka Monkey Business For the second straight year, the Southeastern community was treated to a live Marx Brothers inspired show. This year’s production, entitled “Monkey Business,’”’ brought back memories of the zany Marx brand of comedy so popular with earlier gener- ations. Sponsoring the show was the Student Activities Board. Moving force behind the comedy was Wayne Weidig who served as director and producer. Weidig was ably assisted by a host of Marx Brothers buffs who spent long hours on the original pro- duction. Performances, staged in_ the Mathematics Building Auditorium, were well attended by enthusiastic audiences. Activities 59 Student Government Association elections elicited considerable atten- tion during the Spring Semester. As a preliminary to the regular election of officers, students were first asked to vote on a new constitution which radically changed the SGA officer and Student Senate structure. Major provisions of the new constitu- tion were elimination of the Coed Vice-President position and reap- portionment of the Senate. Senators are now elected by academic depart- ments instead of by organizations as was provided for in the old constitu- 60 Activities SGA Elections Elections to the post of SGA President and Vice-President brought out a rather large field with four candidates filing for each post. After initial balloting, and a run-off, Robin Passman was elected SGA President and Pat Edwards was elected as SGA Vice-President. During the same election, stu- dents voted in favor of a new self- assessment fee structure. The chief issue in this referendum was a con- siderable increase in self-assessment for Big Name Entertainment. —— i Sete. ey St Loe Strawberry Jubil The annual Strawberry Jubilee, a day-long event featuring two of Louisiana’s favorite dishes—Tangipa- hoa Parish’s famed strawberries and a traditional favorite, red beans and rice—attracted thousands. Lines quickly formed on the lawn near the Student Union Building as members of the Student Activities Board, spon- sors of the event, began to dish out the free food to all comers. A highlight of the festival was a huge, beautiful cake elaboratel y decorated with a Bicentennial motif. Thousands of slices were served from the cake which dominated the scene. Besides the food, Jubilee par- ticipants were treated to an arts and crafts fair. Artisans of many different persuasions set up tables displaying their wares which were on sale for 9 nominal prices. ; Cold weather forced the cancella- tion of a promised attraction—the Dunk-A-Professor booth. : e am we EN ‘we we ae wee 62 Activities 63 ivities Act 64 Activities Jubilee Finali Warming things up, in addition to espicy red beans, were rock groups. %ck music boomed out from a � o:able bandstand during the after- 16n’s activities. This was just a em-up session, however, as the day ‘ged with four bands playing to a are crowd in Cefalu Coliseum. The “battle of the bands” had toes tapping until late in the night. Heading the day’s extensive planning and much of the work involved was Beth Winter, Student Activities Board President and a prime mover of such activities. A small army of volunteers, coordinated through as Ana ME sy ; ea S| the Office of Student Development, assured a smooth, orderly, day’s worth of entertainment. The Straw- berry Jubilee once again gave indica- tions of becoming a permanent, tra- ditional fixture at Southeastern. Activities 65 Fierce rodeo action returned to the campus during the Spring Semester when the annual SLU Rodeo Club sponsored event got underway in Cefalu Coliseum. Featured the first night of the rodeo were collegiate competitors. On the second and third nights of the event, professional cowboys and cow- girls of the Tri-State Rodeo Associa- tion competed for cash, trophies and belt buckles. Events included in rodeo compe- tition were bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, calf roping, steer wrestling and team roping for the men, and barrel racing, goat tying and break away calf roping for the women. Debbie Vybiral reigned as queen of the rodeo and was featured in the big rodeo parade which kicked off the three days of rugged competition. 66 Activities The Lion In Winter Southeastern speech and theatre student Rick White directed a special production of ‘‘The Lion In Winter’ during the Spring Semester. “The Lion In Winter” recalled t he days of kings and castles in France during the 12th Century. The production, not a part of the regular Southeastern Theatre season, afforded White an opportunity to demonstrate his directing talents. Members of the cast were: Chuck Morse, Paulette Populis, Mike Smith, Tim McGowan, Kelly Barber, Curtis Holly, Susan Barrett, Lisa Ordoyne, Bob Mathes, and David Hughes. Activities 67 t Leisure Learnin . Leisure Learning is a non-credit program with the concept of extra- curricular or informal education as its primary purpose. Using a_ non- structured approach provides a learning environment based on the assumption that all of life’s experi- ences constitute a person’s education. The Leisure Learning program was instituted at Southeastern Louisiana University in the latter part of October 1974. Some of the pro- grams to date include ‘’Three Dimen- sional Decoupage,” ‘Shirt Painting,” ‘““Rubout Painting,” ‘‘Coke Bottle 68 Activities 1 o me: S gig ey Jae, _— —_— a ae s a RE aor ec fee , _ er . } f. a er —-e- Dolls,’” ‘‘Weapons Safety and Marks- manship,” “Bass Fishing,’ ‘‘Corsage Making,” ‘“Flower Arranging,” “Sand Sculpture,” “‘Camera Operating,”’ and others. The Leisure Learning Class receives its program conceptions from student input on a one-to-one basis, and from faculty and staff members who perceive a need or an interest in that particular area. The program is coordinated by Howard Farrell, Director of Student Development. Activities 69 Miss Gretchen Smith of Mande- ville reigned over the annual Military Ball. The ball, sponsored by the U. S. Army ROTC Corps, is an annual social highlight on campus. Miss Smith was chosen as the Corps’ sweetheart by the RO TC cadets and will represent the corps during the 1976-77 school year. Elected to Company Sponsor positions were Miss Clara Laciura and Miss Monica McCord. Theme of the 1976 Military Ball was ‘‘Minutemen to the Minuteman,” reflecting the dramatic change in mill- tary capability militiamen of 200 years ago to today’s modern officer. The corps entertained many guests, including parents, friends and university officials. Following the usual pageantry which marks the ball, the crowning of the sweetheart and the skits performed by the cadets, those attending enjoyed hours of dancing. 70 Activities RHA Carnival A brand new social event was added to the Southeastern calendar during the Spring Semester when the Residence Hall Association held its first Carnival. The Carnival held at the Pavilion, attracted hundreds of students who enjoyed a variety of games and activi- ties. Among the attractions were: Tucker Hall’s Dunking Booth: the Greased Rope Climb; Livingston Hall’s Jail; performance by the BSU Choir: Southeastern Hall’s Concessions Booth. Each added to the Carnival spirit and atmosphere. The day was filled with much activity which afforded students, faculty and staff an opportunity to join together for fun and fellowship. Activities 71 Miss SLU Miss Lauren Hall of Mandeville, a blue-eyed, redhaired beauty, was selected the new ‘’Miss Southeastern” at the annual SGA sponsored pageant which is traditionally a social highlight of the Spring Semester. First runner-up in the pageant was Miss Donna Pope of McNeill, Miss. Miss Pope captured the ‘Most Talented” title. Other top finishers in the pageant, which attracted 14 con- testants, were: Miss Terri McCrary of Denham Springs, second runner-up; Miss Marlene Hellmers of New Orleans, third runner-up; and Miss Barbara Carrier of Amite, fourth runner-up. Miss Denise Blankenship of Ham- mond, La., was chosen by her co-con- testants as ‘Miss Congeniality.” Pictured at right: “Miss Southeastern” Lauren Hall (center) is flanked by two former ‘’Miss Southeasterns,” 1975 title holder Janice Irwin (left) and 1974 winner Rebecca Causey (right). 72 Activities yn = = - o 4 Southeastern Louisiana University passed a historic landmark with the 1976 Spring Commencement—the 50th anniversary of the school’s first graduation which was held in 1926. Guest speaker for the Spring Commencement was Charles Roemer Il, the state’s commissioner of admin- istration and governor's executive assistant. Winning President’s Medals for Academic Excellence at the Spring ceremony were: Phyllis Puglia, Lyn- ette Mire, Stephanie Fournet, Ruby Gail Wise and Cheryl Bush. Guest speaker for the 1975 Winter Commencement was Chancel- lor Paul W. Murrill of Louisiana State University’s Baton Rouge campus. Winning President’s Medals for Academic Excellence at the Winter commencement were: Ginger Buratt, Mary Biernacki, Barbara Falgoust, and Beverly Whitehead. 74 Activities teen pete +s PENARTH URRY ojo ca S = a — S tea © Sd S S oma bes ‘ce Lg) i — | Es 3 ‘Ss Folin 75 ities Activ Yarticipation Who’s Who in American Colleges Angela Elliott Le Cercle Francais—sweetheart; Smith Hall— senator; St. Albert’s Student Board—vice president; SGA Judicial Board—associate justice; Phi Kappa Phi; Thirteen Club; Pi Gamma Mu-—president; Phi Alpha Theta; Alpha Psi; Campus Safety Committee. Debbie Hawkins Flag Corps—captain; St. Albert’s Student Board; Student Union Board—Region XII Representative; Student Activities Board— president; Math Advisory Council. 78 Organizations Terry King Alpha Psi—president, senator; Psi Chi; Car- dinal Newman House Council—president, vice president; SLU Martial Arts Club. John Grabert SLU Band, Pep Band; Alpha Psi—senator; Psi Chi—president, St. Albert’s Student Board— vice president; Student Union Board—presi- dent, Region XI! Representative. and Universitie: Wendy Remme Sigma Sigma Sigma—president, social chi? man, Greek Week Chairman, assistant plec? trainer, Home Economics Club. Denise Voorhies SLU Aviation Club; Phi Mu Epsilon—vi president, sweetheart; Phi Mu—treasuri senator; SGA Freshman associate; Stude Activities Board; Math Departmental Cou cil; Flag Corps; Orientation assistant; Kap) Delta Pi; Roses of Sigma Tau Gammr secretary: Student Union Boa} |’ ‘Nt pictured: BARBARA COLE-St. “ bert’s Student Board—treasurer; St. “ bert’s Folk Group Choir—leader; St. ‘bert’s Parish Student Representative; (rdinal Newman Hall Judicial Board; {ton Rouge Diocese School Board. LLIAM LAMBERT-—SLU Rodeo Associ- éOn—president, senator; SLU Collegiate rm Bureau—vice president; Gleaner’s ‘ub—treasurer; Agriculture Departmental uncil; Knights of Columbus; American gion; Louisiana High School Athletic ‘sociation. Vickie Reynolds Alpha Sigma Tau—housing director; record- ing secretary, treasurer, president; Lionettes; Phi Alpha Theta—vice president; Pi Gamma Mu—senator; Student Activities Board; Tay- lor Hall Representative; Roses of Sigma Tau Gamma-secretary-treasurer, vice-president. Sal Vutera SGA _ Judicial Board—chief justice; Theta Xl—junior steward, sergeant at arms, direc- tor of Little Sisters; co-chairman of SLU and Hammond Multiple Sclerosis Drive; Student Activities Board; Orientation assistant; St. Albert’s Parish Council, CYO Adult Advisor. Kathy Bauer Le Souvenir—editor; NCAS; Alpha Sigma Tau—editor, pledge trainer; Student Activ- ities Board; Taylor Hall—Representative. Michele Wooley Freshman class—vice president; cheerleader; Alpha Omicron Pi—treasurer; NCAS— senator; Little Sisters of the Southern Cross sergeant at arms; Taylor Hall House Council—president; Judicial Board; Presi- dent’s Communication Committee. Organizations 79 Sea 8eonS A. Donald Smith DeMolay president, Master Council, state junior council, Sigma Tau Gamma—assistant treasurer; Student Activities Board. Angela Smith SLU Collegiate Farm Bureau; American Chemical Society—secretary, treasurer; Orientation Assistant; Student Union Board; Thirteen Club; German Club; Sigma: Sigma Sigma—alumni relations chairman; Student Activities Board—vice president. 80 Organizations Stefanie Stevens Colonel’s Pride; Little Sisters of Delta Sigma Pi—president; Cheerleader; Orientation assis- tant; Business Administration Academic Advisory Council; Little Sisters of the Maltese Cross; Student Rights Bureau —assis- tant director; Sigma lota Beta; President’s Communications Committee; American Marketing Association. Beth Carney Alpha Sigma Tau—editor, secretary, senator; Lionettes; Roses of Sigma Tau Gamma—vice president, treasurer; Orientation assistant; Student Activities Board; SGA Co-ed Vice President; St. Albert’s Student Board; Car- dinal Newman House Council; Marketing and Economics Departmental Council. ‘« ont in ru in, bitte’ TTeTie hee es Tom yg My 2 om OCT TT TT | ali o) tar ie Pe, Norman Browning ROTC Color Guard—athletic chairme ROA; Knights of Columbus; CYO advix Orientation assistant; Phi Epsilon Kapy Sigma Tau Gamma-—treasurer, athletic cha man, chairman of Roses of Sigma T_ Gamma; Student Union Board. Mary M. Alack Alpha Sigma Tau—assistant pledge train, pledge trainer; Southeastern Hall—treasur; Student Union Board—treasurer; Orientati! assistant; Roses of Sigma Tau Gamn; Kappa Delta Pi—historian, editor; Thirte! Club. dicial Board hen; Jay Mirambell; Sal Vutera, chief justice; inc dwards; and Charlie Modenbach. Nared: Robbie K . , ela Elliott = ce SE ee Organizations 81 Student Government Association activities for scholastic year 1975-76 were marked by an effort to expand existing programs and initiate new ones. Under the leadership of President Gary Sandifer, along with Vice-Presi- dent Robin Passman and Co-ed Vice President Beth Carney, the writing of jt as B me a ne an = . 1 - wa tyke 4} Cy ’ 4 ‘ Beth Carne 82 Organizations a new constitution was continued; the Student Discount Program was ex- panded; and investigations into ex- pansion of the Student Union were continued. Additionally, the SGA was in- volved in such areas as dormitory visi- tation programs and the securing of more legal services for students. Students also achieved a louc voice in local government throu) SGA efforts. SGA was active in pu) ing for ordinances limiting the amou: of time a train can block local cr sings. A candidate’s forum was spt} sored by SGA affording students |} opportunity to meet and hear aj} and state politicians. | Organizations 83 SGA Right: Jimmy Cleveland, Loan Administra- tor; Below right: Garland Smith, Director of Student Life. Opposite page, right: Student Rights Bu- reau: First row: Henry Cunningham; second row: Jill Yandell and Stefanie Stevens, assistant director; third row: Mike Martinez, director. Not pictured: Doug Fontenot and Eddie Rae Pitre. Opposite page, below: SGA Assistants: First row: Karen Bour- geois, Steve Leon, Peggy Browning; second row: Pam Marmillion and Stephen Beale; Third row: Ellyson F. Dyson, Jr. Not pic- tured: Louis Lester and Paula Sanner. 84 Organizations Class Officers SENIORS: First row: Susan Barrett, treasurer; Second row: Myrna Floyd, secretary; Sammy Magee, commuter senator; Wendy Brannon, presi- dent. Not pictured: Lynn LaFargue, vice president. JUNIORS: Pictured: Lydia Randazzo, vice president; Janice Irwin, treasurer; Greg Caballero, president; Ann Clement, secretary. Not pictured: Kelly White, commuter senator. SOPHOMORES: Pictured: Joy Chambers, treasurer; Marilyn Guillot, vice president; Rickey Loescher; commuter senator Michelle Blanchard, president; Lisa Ordoyne, secretary. FRESHMEN: Cindy Couture, vice president; Mark Cle- ment, secretary; Kelly Chopin, president. Not pictured: Rodney Davis, treasurer. wie fe Mee Age Owe 8 LE PERY ALGLIEE IIT es asa, a 7 sod ——— Phe ic SS os oe mS. tions 87 iZa Organ Saale gS AOR Aachen desc ten REE OREO ee, beeen teres = ori RE mE Sao saiaineiemmmmnen ie ne SI Re ng sap nodal ee pene A mr ESS ET Women’s Personnel Assistants—Right, First row: Carol Montgomery, Cheri Cotten, Paula Hollis, Jan McLin, Susan Piper. Second row: Marsha Adragna, Donna Parker, Jackie Thomas. Third row: Susan Miller, Glenda April, Joy Chambers, Paula Sanner, Christyn Raby. Fourth row: Wendy Duhe, Karen Hery, Beth Archer, Carolyn Landry, Bo nnie Cline, Margaret Hyde. Mims Hall House Council—Below: Pauline Gorney, Mary Sawyer, Elaine Rownd, Donna Parker, Carol Montgomery. Men’s Personnel Assistants—Below right, First row: Weldon Buckner, Ben Ledell, Alan Endermann, John Giler, Mike Shotwell. Second row: Dominick Bartolo, Gary Pedeaux, Wesley Lewis, Leo Persick. 88 Organizations P. A.’s and House Council Livingston Hall House Council—Above left: Kim Benvenutti, Peggy Barden, Pattie Tooley. McKneely Hall House Council—Above, First row: Stacy Webb, Mary Broussard. Second row: Bonnie Cline, Carolyn Landry, Adele Ricks, Mendy Williams. Hammond Hall House Council—Left, First row: Dina Sekul, Betsy Hagemeier, Teri Von Buskirk, Sharon Cronin. Second row: Emily Lofaso, Linda Provost, Beth Williams, Suzanne Pavlovich. Taylor and Southeastern Halls House Coun- cils—Below left, First row: Rose Davis, Mickey Woolley. Second row: Judy Lidding- ton, Terry Webster, Cheri Cotten, Therese Vince, Cheryl Richard. Organizations 89 S. A. B. The Student Activities Board functions through the efforts of a volunteer student committee under the direction of a _ faculty-student governing board. This committee provides cultural, social, and recrea- tional activities. FALL: First row: David Cheri, Allen Woods, Beth Winter, Debra Hawkins, Paula Lagrue. Second row: Judy Clark, Cynthia Hereford, Patti Michlo, Paul Fugarino, Angela Smith. Third row: Howard Farrell, Darlene White, Sue Richard, Sue Ribaul, Simone Duhon, Larry Sanchez, Max Rodriguez, Barbara Mader. SPRING: First row: David Cheri, Max Rodriguez, Simone Duhon, Richard Sheeren, Galen Schum, Beth Winter, Dina Sekul, Angela Smith, Paula Lagrue, Allen Woods. Second row: Sue Ribaul, Julie Stemmann, Sue Richard, Susan Cazaubon, Melodye Dyson, Mary Patterson, Virginia Spooner, Carmen Phillips, Brenda Landor, Darlene White, Denise Beeman. Third row: Phil Lind, Eddie Kassing, Sal Vutera, Carl Ellis, Alexander Martin, Cliff Juan, Howard Farrell, Barry Fleming, Frank Giles. 90 Organizations SS AIRES Se PS PA oe ‘ ’ abies a ah Re Green § Green S Awards are made each year to students who have been out- standing in extracurricular activities and campus leadership. No student is eligible unless he has a_ scholastic average of ‘’C”’ or better. First row: Richard Allen, David Messer, James Bailey, Alexander Martin, John Mirambell, Sal Vutera, Frank Giles, Ray- mond Monlezun, Carl Feigel, Carlos Rincon, Carl Ejlis. Second row: Laurie Waguespack, Norma Bivona, Janice Irwin, Debra Johnson, Stefanie Stevens, Lydia Randazzo, Wendy Brannon, Joy Chambers, Susan Piper, Karen Russell, Ann Clement, Beth Carney, Jay Himbert, Gerard Schaeffer. Third row: Angela Smith, Peggy Bertrand, Susan Barrett, Terry Marcotte, Sheree Abel, Michelle Blanchard, Lisa Ordoyne, Pauline Gorney, Suzan Rome, Beth Winter, Mary Hebert, Lorrie Roberts, Vickie Reynolds. Organizations 91 Providing that extra touch of sparkle at Southeastern’s halftime shows are the Lionettes, a group of beautiful and talented coeds chosen for the squad on the basis of poise, talent, and beauty. The dancers and twirlers not only perform at football halftime shows, but also serve the university as host- esses at various functions and make appearances at area fairs, festivals and parades. Choreographer for the group dur- ing the 1975-76 school year was senior Candy Crocker of Alvarado, Tex. Head majorette was Lisa Stevens of Hammond. Directing the Lionettes was Miss Barbara Anderson who has been the 92 Organizations Lionettes inspiration behind the beautiful half- time performances for a number of years. Members of the Lionettes literally “out their best foot forward” through their contributions to the university. First row: Nancy Aubrey, Marie LuChuck, Gayle Fazzino, Gayle Perrin, Lisa Stevens, Julie Weatherly, Vickie Reynolds, Cheryl Arnone, Lynette Poche. Second row: Theresa Tageant, Rita Bertolino, Linda La- cassin, Suzanne Caldwell, Barbara Daws, Sally Ott, Beth Carney, Ann Carroll McClen- don, Nan Gehringer. Third row: Patti Thompson, Marlene Hellmers, Sandra Estrada, Eileen Spicuzza, Terry Shivers, Susan Kendrick, Terry McCrary, Cynthia Hinton, Laurie Oswald, Bridget Corners. 94 Organizations Cheerleaders Pep, energy and enthusiasm all describe Southeastern’s cheerleading corps. The group began its work with an exhaustive training at summer camp, and remained busy throughout the year cheering the university’s athletic teams to victory. In addition to on-field and on- court performances, the group also sponsored numerous pep rallies which attracted large, enthusiastic groups of students. The 1975-76 cheerleaders distin- guished themselves at summer camps, winning several awards. Members of the squad were Marilyn LeBlanc (head cheerleader). Gwen Addison, Carol Broom, Donna Pope, Patty Whittington, Drew Fried- richs, Lynn Roberts, Ronnie Horn, Nelson Muhoberas, and Bruce Kennedy. Sponsoring the cheerleaders was the Office of Student Development. Organizations 95 VWADARRABAY KAR DEO ee ee —————————T Members are: Flute and Piccolo—Tren Alford, Sharon McNamara, Cheryl Bush, Debbie Williamson, Pam Pomes, Denise Blan- kenship, Chris Cancienne; Oboe—Linda Pouncey, Cynthia Pope; Bassoon—Gwen- dolyn Deubler, Patricia Tubb, Gregory Perniciaro; Clarinet—Mark Vinyard, C. J. DiPalma, John Maus, Deanne Holt, Christine Dagro, Anna Fendlason, Jeanette Volante, Darlin Brady, Judy Ferris, Kenneth Jackson; Bass Clarinet—Linda Bosch; Alto Saxo- phone—Randy Weimer, Ray Ingolia; Tenor Saxophone—Brenda Gautreaux; Baritone Saxophone—Michael Sambola; Horn— JoEllen Taylor, Susan Ciko, John Guthans, 96 Organizations Symphonic Band Angie Tyrone, Edward Sandel; Trumpet— James Weber, Gerard Palisi, John Gerbrecht, Shawn Kelson, Randall LeJeune, David Fus- sell, Charles Daigle, Victor McCullough, Alan Miller, Marie Quaid; Baritone Horn— Russell Ronquillo, Ronald Robinson, Lloyd Bosch; Trombone—Mark Megehee, Charles Effler, Claudea Dugas, David Phillips, Law- rence Villalobos, Beverly Faust; Tuba— Perry Porter, John Barber, Christine Gran- berry, Susanne Gardner, Electric Bass— Eddie Ray Robertson; Timpani—John Thomas; Percussion—Blake Daniels, Steve Marchand, Cindy Ross, Leonard Wyatt, Theresa Ballard; Piano—Theresa Ballard. Marching Band Band members for 1975 included: Robert Alford, Tren Alford, James Barber, Johnny Barber, Rhett Barber, Texas Barber, Stephanie Beale, Brent Bencas, David Ber- trand, Darlin Brady, Ronald Brazil, Wilda Brister, Jo Ann Brumfield, Ronnie Brum- field, Chery! Bush, Ruth Cambre, Donald Carr, Nancy Carter, Nancy Casteix, Susan Ciko, Theresa Coleman, Deborah Collins, Dolly Crisler, Christine Dagro, William Daniels, Mark David, Raymond DeJean, Gwen Deubler, Claudea Dugas, Rory Dyson, Charles Effler, Beverly Faust, Phillip Fasone. Also, Anna Fendlason, Tina Finney, David Fussell, Susanne Gardner, Deborah Gatti, Becky Gatti, Brenda Gautreaux, Christine Granberry, Mona Grimmer, John Guthans, Allan Harang, Susan Hazel, Marilyn Hender- son, Deanne Holt, Renita Hotard, Cheryl Hote, Clarence Hughes, Ray Ingolia, Ray- mond Ingram, David Irby, James Jackson, Randal LeJeune, Charles Lucas, Stephen Marchand, John Maus, Victor McCullough, Harold Megehee, Timothy McGowan, John Oser, Charles Page, Gerald Palisi, Emile Pecoraro, David Phillips, Patricia Picou, Pamela Pomes, Cynthia Pope, Perry Porter, Eddie Robertson, Ronald Robinson, Earl Rolling, Cindy Ross, Karen Schexnaydre, Judy Schultz, Alfred Sibley, Olander Smith, Donna Stevenson, Jo Ellen Taylor, Gregory Terry, John Thomas, Alan Tolmas, Patricia Tubb, Angela Tyrone, Catherine Upton, Cynthia Upton, Gerald Villasobos, Lawrence Villalobos, Jeanette Volante, Linda Warden, Mary Watkins, Kenneth Watson, Cheryl Wattigney, Janis West, Debora Williamson, Randy Weimer, Glenda Yoes. Jazz Band First row: Tren Alford, Ray Ingolia, Mike Sambola, Charles Modenbach, Cliff Juan, Greg Perniciaro. Second row: Eddie Ray Robinson, Russell Ronquitto, Lloyd Bosch, Larry Villalobos, Claudea Dugas, John Tomas, Susan Ciko. Third row: David Ber- trand, John Gerbrect, Randy LeJeune. Organizations 97 ‘ VER YNPR RATA URS ST Gospel Chorus SLU Gospel Chorus was founded in March, 1973 as a_ service-social-per- forming group. First row: Janice Marshall, Evelyn Robinson, Virginia Spooner. Second row: Bronis Watson, Marilyn Henderson, Dora James. Third row: Jackie Matthews, Hilda Porter, Jo Ann Bland, Yvette Cyprian. Fourth row: Bobby Turner, Iris Smith, Chris Williams, Lettie Williams. Fifth row: Mack Webb, Charles Lucas, Michael Francois. Flag Corps Members are: Stephanie Beale, Wilda Brister, Nancy Casteix, Debbie Collins, Dolly Crisler, Gina Finney, Becky Gatti, Debbie Gatti, Marilyn Henderson, Renita Hotard, Judy Schultz, Cathy Upton, Cindy Upton, Linda Warden, Mary Watkins, Cheryl Wattigney, Janis West. 98 Organizations A 3 lil AAA AHHH ti hit bite: BF ttt a ems BE 2 | | | | | LU Concert Choir ‘embers of the 1975-76 Concert Choir jctured above included: Bottom Row: indy Sandel, Cathy Macaluso, Anne Estes, luwanna McQueen, Becky Holt, Debbie ullock, Beth Epperson, Laurie Hall, Zelda ose, Theresa Ballard, Denise Blanke nship, orri Blankenship, Emily Kreitzer, Joycelyn ead, Deborah Dunn. Second Row: Donna arney, Debbie Walker, Melanie Keys, Judy i a al a a a Fa a a eee a Krosgard, Chery! Anthon, Rebecca Causey, Lisa Crawford, Kathy Ellis, Annette Young, Ginger Bowler, Lynn Morrison, Denise Beeman, Susan Stogner, Cathy Hazelwood, Michele Fontenot, Karen Corkern. Third Row: Larry Villalobos, Jimmy Barber, Dennis Barber, King Barber, David Askergren, Jimmy Sellers, Hammy Mixon, Chuck Fagan, Sean Mount, Randy Dixon, ® er John Vernon, Owen Prestridge, Ed Henkel, Carlo Giacone, Gary Shaw, Gary Smith, Charles Stewart, Ronnie Budenich, Tim McGowan, Gary Purvis, Keith Larrimore, Tim Jones, Carey Wascom, Tim Howes, Pete Sullivan, Fred Richards, John Thompson, Michael Brocato, Alan Gentiles, Dr. Ralph Roberts. Organizations 99 R. 0. 7. C The Reserve Officers Training Corps Cadet Organization was estab- lished in October 1973. The objective of the organization is to support the extracurricular activities of the Military Science Department. First row: Bruce Marshall, Bill Gardner, Rodney Oakes, Wayne Baham, Phillip Fasone, Eddie Chambers, Michael Roddy. Second row: John Dellsberger, Kenneth Watson, John Kendall, Mike Adams, Lewis Lester, Dave Phillips, Darlene White, Deborah Williamson. Third row: Duane Broussard, Alexander Martin, Edward Foster, Leonard Davis, Eddie Paul, John Yarbourgh, Cliff Lewin, Brian Zeringue, Norman Browning. 100 Organizations YE BOF ORO OICIK StH nt R. O. A. The Reserve Officers Association of the United States was organized in May 1971. Its objective is to support a military policy for the United States. Pictured: Cpt. Richard Pond, Cpt. Grey Turner, Clifford Lewin, Gretchen Smith, Debbie Williamson, Eddie Chambers, John Dellsberger, Charlesetta Murray, Janet Sch- layer, Darlene White. Colonel’s Pride Colonel’s Pride was organized in November 1969. Its purpose is to advance and promote interest and participation in the Army R.O.T.C. First row: Cassandra Butler, Elona Young, Kay Bourgeois, Deborah Williamson, Paula Lagrue, Lydia Randazzo, Marcia King, Virginia Spooner, Ursula Joseph. Second row: Cpt. Grey Turner, Janet Schlayer, Marion Addison, Gwen Sampson, Rhonda Holton, Susan Barrett, Mary Herbert, Connie Mitchell, Wanda Housley. =! ey tet te w] iG os i Organizations 101 First row: Renee Dauterive, Debbie Tim- mons, Aline Graham, Johnny Wisenhunt, Donna Bayly, Sherry Schillings, Bridget Hopkins, Janis West, Kathy Adams, Paula Sanner, Marilyn McClendon, Penny Porter. Second row: Ann Breland, Barry McDaniel, Steve Wilthew, Cindy Pope, Pat Van, Don Broneaux, Joe Jackson, William Mayer, Doris Hebert, Nora Carter, Danita McDaniel. Third row: Paul Goff, Mark Lazarre, Freddy Brister, Kenny Seal, Stanley Fornet, Kenny Prine, Steve Higginbotham, Keith Sandifer, Mike Shotwell, Steve Hitt, Perry Porter, Jimmy Barber. Bible Chair Pictured: David Phillips, Nargess Mirreza, Jim Bailey, Karen Russell, David Messer, Donnie Kay Brumfield. 102 Organizations HRVSUIIC AWE NPM SUT ASL VNVbe terion ue on TEI Agape Pictured: David Messer, Donnie Kay Brum- field, David Phillips, Rhonda Jones, Roger Davis, Dr. Basil Sweatt. Cardinal Newman First row: Margaret Carter, Tom Miremont, Laura Lancaster. Second row: Sidney Zeringue, Joe Tabatabaie, David Kimball. Third row: Mike Herbert, Tana Herbert. Organizations 103 Si. Albert’s St. Albert’s Student Board is the Catholic student organization on the campus. It strives to establish an appreciation of Catholicism among the Catholic students. First row: Julie Gagliano, Frank Baker, Carla Marionneaux, Angela Elliott, David Hode. Second row: Denise Dutt, Joan Ourso, Dru Mason, Karen Travis, Margaret Carter, Lisa Cook. Third row: Garland Smith, June Smith, Sidney Zeringue, Sara Musso, Irvin Boudreaux, Mary Herbert, Fredrick Sahuc, Don Drago. 104 Organizations i Wesley Foundation is the Meth- ddist Center at SLU and its purpose is to witness to the Christian Way of { ife through the opportunities offered for fellowship to all who come. : ree He WAR Mn Maa a a a Bi? te we. ‘irst row: Johnnie Forbes, Ann Breland, Pat fan, Rachel Smith, Debbie Griffith, Paula Nartin, Wynone Huto. Second row: Dr. . V. Owens, William Myer, Freddie Brister, Parry McDaniel, Rob Roy. ! esley Foundation Pictured: Rev. Ken Jacocks, Director; Gerald Lovell, Jaye Touche, Mike Smith, Mike Mur- ray, Linda Crowe, Benitez. Dave Rougeau, Ken Organizations 105 Phi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi, National Honor Society, was established at SLU in May, 1956. Its objective is to empha- size scholarship and character. Mem- bers are elected from the upper ten per cent of the senior class in each school or division of the University. First row: Gary Olson, Candace McNeill, Rebecca Davis, Catherine Distefano, Ramona_ Singleton, Stephanie Fournet, Gwen Addison, Terri Vicknair. Second row: Russel Mayeux, Angela Smith, Molly Shannon, Jean Yarborough, Sharon John- son, Peggy Adams, Lawrence Glorioso, Gail Richards, Sandra Courtney. Third row: Sheree Leto, Tren Alford, Nan Gehringer, Ann Groene, Patricia Warden, Kim Stevens, John Rodrigue, Karen Kennedy, Kit Kuss. Fourth row: James Iverstine, Douglas Patten, Tim Alford, Michael Martinez, Clara Lacuira. 106 Organizations Thirteen Club The Thirteen Club is a local honor organization for seniors who have an overall ““B’’ average and have earned no grade below “CC.” New members are formally recognized dur- ing the fall semester at a convocation of the student body and faculty on Honors Day. During the spring semes- ter the new members are recognized on Senior Day. First row: Candace McNeill, Catherine Distefano, Denise Arnold, Shirley Woodard, Lorraine Meinke, Barbara Schilling, Kim Stevens, Fay Vial White, Virginia Kluka, Stephanie Fournet. Second row: Kit Kuss, Gary Olson, Joseph Cefalu, Julie Bourgeois, Ann Groene, Tren Alford, Cindy Tullier, Clara Laciura, Nan Gehringer, Amy Hopkins, Marcia Fowler, David Fussell, Catherine Bush, Sandra Toney, Rebecca Davis. Third row: John Yarborough, Douglas Patten, Stephen Booth, Malcolm Teekel, John Rodrigue, Jr., Steve Gill, Janet Lynn Smith, John Jay Himbert, Michael Martinez, Gary Pedeaux, Cynthia Heitman. First row: Donna Vogel, Frances Schenk, William Taylor, Mary Correjolles, Neva Chauppette, Laurie Stevens, Wanda Recile, Cheryl Acosta, Gloria Schilling, Susan Thomas. Second row: Peggy Adams, Judy Dubois, Nanette Robinson, John Grabert, Donna Parker, Patrice Bourgeois, Ann Oal- man, Bobbie Black, Angie Crim, Victoria Cottrell. Third row: Denise Booth, Suzanne Theriot, M'liss Landry, Suzan Rome, Anthony Boldebrook, Terry King, Linda Aucoin, Wendy Duhe, Patricia Burgbacher, Gail Balfantz. Fourth row: David Thomas, David Woodruff, Antonio Anzalone, Mark Guagliardo, Peggy Bertrand, Carolyn Gra- ham, Elaine Jones, Robert Watkins, Carl Kennedy, Ruby Wise. Fifth row: Keith Corkern, Aimee Albritton, Carey Lockhart, Jo Lynn Gauley, Mary Lou Matulich, Mary Alice Spiller, Vickie Reynolds, Thomas Wingo, Edward Foster, Pamela Munsterman. Sixth row: Kerry Kinler, Pamela Zeringue, Pamela Lunn, Erin Williams, Myrna Floyd, Sandra LaFontaine, Karen Weymouth, John Mitchell, Jr., William Cox, Debra Frazier, Katherine Monroe. Organizations 107 ABAD CEUTA Sigma Chi Alpha Sigma Chi Alpha Society of Hon- orary Accountants was organized in March 1967. Its purposes are to en- courage high academic achievement and professional development in the fields of accounting. First row: Mr. M.R. Ballard, Advisor, Robert Watkins, Elaine Jones, Ginger Buratt, Eligious Hemelt, Pam Colon, Carl Kennedy, Jim Kinnison. Second row: Mike Brumfield, George Schaefer, David Thompson, Gary Durel, Jerry Heck, Kevin Cox, Brent Forten- berry. 108 Organizations American Chemical Society The American Chemical Society was founded in April of 1970 to encourage the achievement of chem- istry in all its branches. First row: Phil Fasone, Larry Glorioso, Nat Levy, Craig Smith, Clinton Sharp. Second row: Charlie Modenbach, Donna Bahm, Buddy Elbers, Flash Gieger, Peggy Bertrand, Carl Feigel, Bobby Moreland, Vicki Cottrell, Steve Gill, Caroline Battles, Dana Salinovich, Angela Smith. Delta Tau Alpha Delta Tau Alpha is a national agriculture honor society installed in May 1965. The society promotes high standards in the study of agriculture. First row: Sidney Zeringue, Janet Watkins, Nic Girgenti. Second row: Dean Bruch, Gale Harris, Laura Kilgore, Tim Anglin. Third row: Mark Butler, Mike Niehaus, Don Dufresne, Bob Irwin, Louis Huhner. Organizations 109 } | | i k i | Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi, a national honor society in education was installed in February, 1948. Its purpose is to en- courage high professional standards. First row: Shannon Lang, Laurie Stevens, Gail Wise, Jean Bickham, Christyn Raby, Elizabeth Davidson. Second row: Jo Lynn Gauley, Maryanne Correjolles, Janet Cad- wallader, Denise Arnold, Tina Melon, Stephen Beale. Third row: Debbie Gioe, Cheryl Logos, Cynthia Anglada, Kim Stevens, Carolyn Landry, Margie Cleveland, Cynthia Lott. Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta was organized in May, 1971. Its purpose is to promote and further the goal of scholastic ex- cellence in the discipline of History. Clockwise: Esther Hammond, Vickie Rey- nolds, William Beaushaw, Dr. Michael Kurtz, Dennis Kronlage, Jay Himbert, Angela Elliott, Toni Pohl, Lorrie Roberts. 110 Organizations Pi Mu Epsilon Pi Mu Epsilon was installed in March, 1964. The purpose of the fraternity is the recognition of scholar- ship in mathematics. First row: Shelley Graham, Amy Hopkins, Elaine Martin, Peggy Bertrand. Second row: Brent Simon, Habib Yaghoobian, Robert Madison, Mark Brayden, Sheryl Hein, Karla Madison. Pi Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta is an honorary fra- ternal organization for inter-collegiate debaters, competitive individual speak- ers, non-classroom audience speakers and instructors teaching courses in oral communication. First row: P amela Bean, Michael Ferbosses, Dennis Chauvin, Linda Crowe, Dr. Lawrence Woodard, Dale MHanrath. Second row: Edward Laughlin, Barry Drufner, Dennis Dunn, John Griffith. Organizations 111 MERAH ORS 2007 SUR UR AA ER a a cd As SIR SERA TT Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu is a national social science honor society. The chapter was established in May 1966 for social science majors with twenty or more semester hours of social science work, with a grade average of not less than EB ae First row: David Kimball, Christyn Raby, Wendy Brannon, Shannon Lang, Ester Ham- mond, Bill Beaushaw. Second row: Dr. Donald Rhodes, Henry Albert, Jr., Angela Elliot, Lorrie Roberts, Vickie Reynolds, Jay Himbert. - = = = i = = = 112 Organizations Lambda Tau Lambda Tau Society for Medical Technology students was founded in 1967. First row: Trudy Trosclair, Pam O’Quinn, Clara Lacuira, Kathy Frizzell, Dawn Egnew, Cheryl Bass, Lee Young, Bonnie Patterson, Connie Mehle, Kim Brignac, Helayne Culotta, Pam Marmillion. Second row: Michael Graves, Clyde White, Omar Perera, Abdelhay Masri, Duane Broussard, Mark Alexander, John Bankston, Dr. Ben Kirk, Advisor. Sons sesaeeeeceseesssaeEy Psi Chi Psi Chi strives to advance the science of psychology and to en- courage, stimulate, and maintain scholarship of the individual members in all fields. It was organized in 1973. Front row: Dr. Norman Bregman, David Rougeau, Steve Booth, John Grabert, Dian Tooley, Elizabeth Singletary. Second row: Dr. Ceasar Moody, Gail Weaver, Jackie Harding, Cathy Mayer, Barbara Nelson, David Messer. Organizations 113 Women’s Rugby First row: Charlotte Buhler, Jackie Hargett, Robin Hote, Marcia King. Second row: Ann Boyd, Irene Dowling, Mary Taylor, Melodye Crause, Evelyn Bosworth, Karen Travis, Susan Dunn, Jackie Cox. 114 Organizations Akindelas Akindelas is a service and social fraternity. The purpose of Akindelas is to promote social uplift in and around campus. First row: Milton Imes, Benny Andrews, Rozario Slack, Eric Dangerfield, Paul Hyde, Richard Johnson, John Thomas. Second row: Ples Robertson, Clarence Walker, Rhonda Holden, Wallace Lewis, Yvette Cyprian, Jerome Johnson, Kenneth Sallier, Antonio Booker, Meloyde Dyson, Jerry Moore, John Davis, Wayne Baham. SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU SLU Lamar University Lamar University Dead Goat Kansas City Tempe Edmonton Canada Rice University Navy University of New Orleans Ole Miss Jackson Springhill College Tulane Tulane Tulsa Denver St. Thomas, Minnesota Topeka, Kansas Crescent City Jackson UNO UNO Panama City Mobile Alabama Houston Fort Worth Brazosport, Texas LSU Crescent UNO UNO Mobile UNO Springhill College LSU Jackson Tulane SFA University University of Arkansas Luther College Indiana University UNO Jackson Ole Miss Lamar University Kansas State Northeast Missouri Univ. of Texas Rice University Brazosport, Texas Ouachita Baptist Univ. Baylor Harlequins, Dallas Panama City Pensacola 16 0 9 14 18 —_— N DwWwnNIosakhwwnonoonany = = vd ad BPOONWWO Organizations 115 Gleaners’ The Gleaners’ Club is an organiza- tion sponsored by the Department of Agriculture. !t has as its purpose the creation of closer relationships among students majoring in agriculture. First row: David Haynes, Peggy St. Romain, Thomas Branch. Second row: Ted Heintz, James Bailey. Blue Knights The Blue Knights is a law enforce- ment fraternity established in the Spring of 1974. The SLU chapter is the home chapter of the national organization. Its purpose is to pro- mote professionalism in law enforce- ment. First row: Janet Leveron, Mary Fuller, Jana Murray, Mary Corkern, Edith Evans. Second row: Mr. Robert Levie, Mr. George Bedsole, Phil Baker, Mike Wilson, Joseph Booth, Fritz Howes, Sam Zinna, Larry Brenner, Ray Terral. Farm Bureau SLU’s Collegiate Farm Bureau was organized in December 1968. Its purpose is to create more interest in agriculture as a profession and as a way of life among students. First row: James Bailey, Peggy St. Romain, Russell Pritchard, Thomas Branch, Mr. Hyde. Second row: Ted Heintz, Dave Phillips, David Hayes. SLU’s Rodeo SLU’s Rodeo Association was formed in February 1974, for the pur- pose of promoting intercollegiate rodeos. First row: Pam Armand, Debbie Vybiral, Sherry Hein, Gay Robinson, Skip Robinson, Mary Alice Daws, Richard Alford, Richie Crockett, Gale Harris. Second row: Dr. A. D. Owings, Adrian McCaa, Brad Addison, Russell Pritchard, Billy Bunch, Carroll Vincent, Edward Ballard, Randy Smith, Rickie Beaver. Third row: Elmo Fernandez, Teddy Heintz, Drew Friedrichs, John Schwartz, John Howes, Gary Traylor, Gilbert Cooper, Tim Anglin. Phi Mu Alpha Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a national honorary music fraternity which was installed in May, 1949. This fraternity accepts men in the highest scholastic brackets and carries on worthy music projects. Pictured: C.J. DiPalma, John Maus, Bill Branley, Jerry Palisi, David Phillips, Fred Richards, Randy Weimer. Delta Omicron Delta Omicron, which started in 1956, is open to women students majoring or minoring in music who have maintained a ‘“B’’ average in music, First row: Sharon McNamara, Jo Ellen Taylor, Bonnie Brown, Pam Pomes, Karen Russell, Susan Ciko, Terry Marcotte. Second row: Denise Beeman, Paula Hollis, Donna Wilson, Debbie Williamson, Tren Alford, Chris Dagro, Chery! Bush, Debbie Bullock. Third row: Theresa Ballard, Claudea Dugas. Delta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi is an international fraternity of business administration majors, It was established in May, 1966. First row: Margaret Browning, Karen Bourgeois, Terrell Ford, Brenda Moley, Charla Berteau, Second row: Tom Emrick, Charles Stevens, Clifton Juan, Wilson Nettle- ton. American Marketing Association First row: Irshad Zia, Robin Efferson, Phyllis Puglia, Pam Fitzmorris, Meredith Montreuil, Cathy Puglia. Second row: Dr. Don Wilson, Jill Stafford, Bret Montague, Sidney Guerra, Rick Hollingsworth, Alice Whitfield, Gary Pedeaux, Stefanie Stevens, Kurt Munstermann, Sam Sakwa, Robert Collins. Organizations 119 Sigma lota Beta Sigma lota Beta is a business fraternity established in December 1974. Its purpose is to assist students of business in their pursuit of busi- ness-related knowledge. First row: Dr. Mary Blalock, Sonny Gon- zales, Debra Johnson, John Ward III, Agnes Distefano, Ricky Howes, Cathy Puglia, Edward Tresch, Stefanie Stevens, Dr. Thomas Brandon. Second row: Sharon Rountree, Pam Fitzmorris, Candy Crochet, Mary Scheckenburger, Cathy Distefano, Frankie Levatino, Phyllis Puglia, Gail Richards, Susan Blouin, Donna Pierre, Ronald Schmit, Claire Remond. Third row: Milton Brown, John Kane, Eligious Hemelt, Jacob Fakouri, Pam Colon, David Priestly, Sam Sakwa, Reginald Hoddinott, Kay Genovese, Dennis Chapman, Antonio Calcano, Dennis Brewin. 120 Organizations S. L. T. A. The Gladney J. Tinsley Memorial Chapter of Student Louisiana Teachers’ Association provides the student with an opportunity for active participation in the state education association and local organization. It is an organization for the development of leaders among those preparing to teach. First row: Ann Clement, Steven Beale, Kelley Chopin, Cathy Cook, Eddie Mon- lezun. Second row: Elizabeth Anglada, Debbie Gioe, Cynthia Anglada, Vickie Brown, Debbie St. Martin, Edna Hamilton, Cheri Cotten, Rebecca Hollis, Margaret Meeker, Gail Wise, Sandra Emrick, Karen Russell. Third row: Nora Carter, Cheryl Logos, Cynthia Shank, Dana Gibson, Ann Shamp, Carolyn Landry, Susan Ribaul, Simone Duhon, Gail Martin, Frances Stafford, Jean Bickham, Laurie Stevens, Kenneth Simmons. N.C A. S. The National Collegiate Associa- tion for Secretaries was established on campus in January 1969. Its aims are to promote professional, social, and cultural growth among those students planning secretarial or teaching careers. First row: Agnes Distefano, Cathy Harrison, Eugenie Wolfe, Kathleen Cotton, Margie Cleveland, Terri Vicknair, Karen Kennedy. Second row: Carol Ramirez, Frankie Levan- tino, Carol Montgomery, Madelyn Bowler, Carlin Delee, Kathy Bauer, Donna Vogel, Michele Woolley. Third row: Janet Tallo, Dominick Bartolo, Debbie Donaway, Cathy Puglia, Toni Tooley, Chris Lichenstein, Donna Pierre, Dr. Belford Carver, Monica Adelmann, Odele Middleton, Gayle Meade, Mrs. Anna Adelmann, Miss Thelma Banks- ton. Organizations 121 th Veterans’ Club The Veterans’ Club of South- eastern Louisiana University was formed in September, 1960, to provide a medium whereby veterans might pursue programs of mutual interest. Officers are: Alexander Martin, Jr., President; Jerry Kastner, Vice-president; David Messer, Secretary-Treasurer; Dennis Kronlage, Senator. Delta Chi Delta Chi was established in October, 1967. It is a professional organization of students, faculty, and alumni in the fields of speech pathol- ogy, audiology, or education of the accoustically handicapped. First row: Michelle DiMattia, Sue Susslin, Christy Gomez, Kim Toothman. Second row: Sandra Emrick, Jo Lynn Gauley, Annie Weaver, Laura Lancaster, Susan Alford. 122 Organizations Alpha Psi Alpha Psi was organized in May, 1967. The purpose is to advance the science of psychology; to encourage, stimulate, and maintain scholarship of the members in all fields, especially psychology. First row: Dr. Norman Bregman, David Rougeau, Donnie Kay Brumfield, Jeff Davis, Larrie Maynard, Hunter McAllister. Second row: Dr. Caesar Moody, Gail Weaver, Stanley Masinter, John Grabert, Steve Booth. = International Meditation Society Center: Mike Herbert, Second row: Frank Baker, Emily Shehane, Richard Daigle, Tara Herbert, May Herbert. Third row: Philip Baker, Staniey Wereskla, Sandy Shahady. Organizations 123 German Club a The German Club was reactivated on campus in November 1965, for stu- dents interested in the German lan- guage and culture. First row: Angela Smith, Miss Christine Verdross, Ann Groene, Jackie Guelker. Second row: Ricky Allen, Tommy Comeaux, Richard Currier, Jeff Davis, Clara Yates. Hepat Te RS 124 Organizations : The English Club sponsored the first poetry writing contest which was climaxed by the first poetry reading night. English Club First row: Dr. Mary Louise Albrecht, Ann Clement, Susan Randazzo, Michele Blan- chard, Dr. James Walter. Second row: John Coumes, LaNelle Daniels, Anne Bicocchi, Voris Richard, David Hode, Carrol Bass. Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais is an organiza- tion of students for the purpose of studying the French people, their history, customs, and ideals. First row: Patrice Bourgeois, Kim Jordan, Sharon Cansler, Donna Wild. Second row: Cora Poche, Mr. Edwin France, Claudia Franz, Donna Terrebonne, Carlos Rincon, Beth Frederick, Sharon Morgan, Wendy Weems. EI Club Espanol El Club Espanol, founded in 1956, fosters the study of Spanish American cultures in conjunction with foreign languages. First row: Sharon Morgan, Claudia Franz, Donna Wild. Second row: Careen Gregoire, Wendy Weems, Dr. Carlo DiMaio, Gwen Addison, Mr. James Fournet, Lisa Stevens. Organizations 125 Student Nurses Hammond The Student Nurses Association was established in 1967. The purpose of the Association is to foster the pro- fessional growth of students in organi- zational work and to assist them to meet their obligations as graduate nurses. First row: Kay Stewart, Greta Bourgeois. Second row: Kathleen Sarka, Gwendolyn Carter. Third row: Drusilla Mason, Carol Burns. Fourth row: Patricia Spedale, Rhonda Neal. Fifth row: Colleen Manguno, Charlie Cannon, Alexander Martin. 126 Organizations Home Economics The Home Economics Association was organized in 1940. Its primary purpose is to provide for the profes- sional development of home economics students. First row: Mary Garrett, Lee Tranchina, Katherine Spitale, Patricia Evans, Patricia Schexnaydre. Second row: Paula Locascio, Ann Oalmann, Vida Jude Caire, Suzan Rome, Beth Beyl, Yvette Ivanipsky, Sue Richard, Carol Thompson, Marilyn Oakes, Cynthia Sagar. Third row: Mrs. Sue Marlar, Rhonda Jones, Denise Dutt, Linda Ven- terella, Margaret Mooty, Sara Musso, Debbie Jones, Joannie Forcier, Kathy Reed, Pam Fitzmorris. Student Nurses Baton Rouge First row: Judy Guerin, Yvonne Anderson, Therese Champagne, Cathy Pourciau, Clara Glascock, Lauren Floyd, Debbie Frickie, Paula Mack, Judy Moss. Second row: Janis Munster, Beryl Richard, Robin Warner, Shirley Dansby, Cathy Bush, Wanda Gilles- pie, Cathy LeDoux, Jenny Schilling. Third row: Corrine Kaufield, Steve DiLeo, Leanne Lee, Paulette Knight, Jean Stowe, Warren Zimmerman, Brenda Hitchcock, Peggy Wentz, Monica Nijoka, Ruth Rolling, Jeanne LeJeune, Rebecca Rod, Kathy Russell, Brenda Moley, Marilyn Murray. Computing Society First row: Sharon Theriot, Bonita Buratt, Martin Chapman, Brenda Latino, Helen Watts. Second row: Dave Hudson, Kevin McKnight, Caye Snyder, Marty Davison, Joell Wessing, Elinor Mire. Third row: Roy Bernard, Advisor; Mike Martinez, Carey West, Edgar Calkins, Robert MacNutt, Earl Davison, Dan Temple, James Hu. Organizations 127 ais Nh University Dancers The University Dancers is an organization sponsored by the Depart- ment of Health and Physical Educa- tion. Its purpose is to promote and to further dance activities for men and women at SLU. First row: Diana Allen, Barbara Pereira, Rhonda Alessi, Judy Stubbs, Martha Pastoret, Terry Francis. Second row: Vir- ginia Spooner, Janine Raymond, Chris Per- rilloux, Charlene Miller, Ann Bentz, Donna Pope, Ann Pastoret, Teri Sutherland, Norma Bivona, Robin Roueche, Kerry Lato, Lorna Humphrey, Wanda McKnight. Third row: Dr. Walter Russell, Pansy Harris, Marion Jackson, Michele Brown, Beverly Kador, Martha Dillon, Barbara Pope, Paul Hocke- meyer, Voris Richard, Janice West, Cathy Evans, Cheryl Wattigney, Eleanor Durham, Vicki Rabalais, Janet Lipari, Mindey Wil- liams, Katie Planche Friedrichs. 128 Organizations See SPERM Fe Fe iba noted et pene oe serge eet SSPE EES ee Gymnastics Club Southeastern’s Gymnastics Club is continually busy winning meets, sponsoring clinics and exhibitions, as well as participating in some com- munity service programs. First row: Claire Ellen Remond, Katherine Elaine Martin, Kimberly Marie Siegrist, Alice Finch Virgets, Valerie McAllister. Second row: Tom Virgets, Barry John Waguespack, Carlos Rincon, Karen Boyd, Coach; Don Pfefferle, Coach; Robert Fox, Steven Jones. Phi Epsilon Kappa Phi Epsilon Kappa is a national honorary fraternity composed of out- standing male students who are either majoring or minoring in the field of health, physical education, or recrea- tion. It was established in November, 1957. First row: Donald Resetar, Henry Castro, Tommy Vise, Tim Sumrall. Second row: Dan Pieper, Steve Berry, Bob Thompson, Irvin Breaux. Organizations 129 130 Organizations The Lion’s Roar Keeping the Southeastern com- munity informed on important hap- penings around the campus is “The Lion’s Roar,” official voice of the university’s student body. Published weekly during regular semesters, and every other week during the summer session, ‘’The Lion’s Roar’ chronicles major hap- penings on the campus. “The Lion’s Roar’ offers its readers general news, editorial pages OR. and comments, club and_ organiza- tional news, feature stories, and coverage of campus sports events. Staffing “The Lion’s Roar’ are students who are either minoring in journalism, or who have an interest in writing and the dissemination of news. During the 1975-76 scholastic year, the newspaper was guided by editors Peggy Watts (Fall) and Terry Berthelot, (Spring). BOOUC Re mwewn | Organizations 131 AVA MS tat AON aT ROCA GED: MG 8 DSR PaaS OS ak EY The editor and staff of the 1976 edition of ‘’LeSouvenir’’ sincerely hope that the entire University com- munity finds something special, some- thing personally relevant in this volume. This is the 46th ‘’LeSou- venir’’ to be published. Each of the books has meant something unique to those who saw their collegiate years reflected in the pages of their year- book. It is our fond hope that as time passes on, and the years go by, this book, this souvenir of your years at Southeastern, will grow in value for you. Theme of this year’s ‘’LeSou- venir’ is “A New Beginning.” This theme was chosen to reflect two important events: the passage of Southeastern’s first 50 years, and the beginning of a new half-century of service; and the passage of the nation’s first 200 years, and the beginning of new centuries as the world’s greatest nation. For those graduating, we hope this book favorably reflects your last 132 Organizations a a a Ce eS ee Se Kathy batt te Editor. LeSouvenir year at the University, and serves to remind you of what this school has meant to you as you go on to your “New Beginning.” Editor of this year’s ‘‘LeSou- venir’’ was Kathy Bauer, a senior majoring in Office Administration. Staff members were: Brian Zeringue, sports; Cora Poche, academics; Karen Russell, year’s events; Ann Clement, organizations; Amy Erwin, Greeks; Jan Duncan, classes; and Shirley Woodard, beauties. Dalmon McNair, director of publications, was faculty advisor. The book was published by Hen- nington Publishing Co. of Wolfe City, Tex. Another year of Southeastern’s history has been compressed between two covers. Again, it is hoped that the editor and staff have done their job thoroughly. Many people have worked long, sometimes difficult hours to produce this book. Our chief reward will be your hearty acceptance of this, your 1976 “‘LeSouvenir.”” £ it td a € “” = V2) ¢ - oO oS ¢ ss) f=] i ie) Biss. % ON Es vig fina KSLU ___ Educational radio station KSLU- FM is in its second year as an integral part of the Southeastern scene. The radio station, which serves as a learning experience for speech and radio students, is also the official voice of the university. Student managers, directors, and disc jockeys man the station which broadcasts on weekdays. John Wiles II| was station man- ager for the two semesters. He was assisted by James Sorrels, program director, and Julio Guichard, news director. Faculty advisor for the radio station was Jack Fisher of the Depart- ment of Speech and Theatre faculty. First row: Tim McGowan, Martin McGraw, James Sorrels, John Wiles III, Julio Guichard. Second row: Bill Worthy, John Rothermel, Cindy Heitman, David Church, Elvin Smith, Mr. Jack Fisher. 134 Organizations A ty a 8 A LN ID RYT it) se) - 2) c ° oJ 0 oo c oO a = 2) SES CNET EMER OF MRA tes a EBA L ARES ea Weeks before the start of the 1975 football season, bumper stickers proclaiming StU Football, Super In 75’' could be found displayed cvipugnent the campus and Hammond area. But the hopes of a championship season faded early for the football Lions and despite a strong finish SLU‘s once promising season became tarnished. Never-the-less, Southeastern’s 4-7 record was far from a total disappoint- | ment for second year head coach Billy Brewer. “I'm as proud of this group as any that | have been associated with, pe nentéd oe at the conclusion oT the seaso “They Kept rising to the occasion each week and, in the toughest part of the schedule, played as well as you could ask,’’ Brewer emphasized. The Lions finished the second half of the season with a big road win over a division | school and after dropping three straight heartbreakers, ended the season on a winning note. “The record was disappointing, but nobody can help the injuries and other things which hit this squad,” Brewer continued. “We knew we were young coming into the season, but had hoped to work some people into | playing time as the year progressed. However, we were forced to use some i people faster than expected.” “You can't say enough about this group of players. They kept meeting the challenge, something they had to | do all 11 weeks of the season. In that toughest part of our schedule—the last five games—we won two and played well in the other three, losing them by an average of a touchdown each,” he added. “The SLU coach also had high praise for his coaches and seniors. “Our coaches did a great job in keeping this club together and our Bm seniors were tremendous in this 8 nciuded. Me hope a have established a end wh h | to continue with our veterans. ’ Record setting efforts by Horace Belton and Orlando Gusman hi lighted the Lions’ final grid stati Belton set two new Gulf South Conference records and Gusman tied - one. Along with the three GSC marks, the duo figured in four school records. Belton finished his second straight 1,000-yard campaign by carrying the ‘pigskin 245 times (a GSC mark) for 1,168 yards (GSC and SLU lead the Lions with 66 points, Gusman set two new. school records with 661 yards gained On pass — receiving and seven touchdown Scoreboard ” 5 Tennessee-Marti Cameron Jacksonville St ate Troy State - Northeast | ouis ana Louisiana Tech records. : Fullback ee Wilson: was th _ Lions’ second leading rusher for - second consecutive year, records). He scored 11 touchdownsto _ this. t accumulating 480 yards. Wils por pie his career total to 1 Lions third leading scorer, kickin 30 points. Saia tied a school rec _hitting 2) points after touch Members of the 1975 Football Lions included, L-R, Front row: Don Griffin, Mike Hornsby, Gerald Bolden, Keith Maronge, Jay Daniel, John Klumpp, Rogers W ilson, Hamp Stewart, Tommy Saia, Fred Fellner, Don Short, Robert Fryant, Bill Murray, Jim Greer. Second row: Bryan Ensminger, Dean Waguespack, David Silva, Joe Hitt, Gary Glaser, Dwight Pickle, Henry Nuss, Tim Bonvillion, Doug Badon, Bradley McCormick, Wallace Taylor, John Pouma- roux, Steve Hitt. Third row: James Magruder, Wayne LeBlanc, Bobby Morse, Dickie Bickham, Carney Fillmore, Leo Romano, Raul Fernandez, Terry Yon, Jeff Coates, Danny Puglisi, Pat Warner, Perry Smith, Wayne Faul. Fourth row: C. A. Hill, Edwin Williams, Calvin Favron, Mike Lemen, Keith Banta, Charles Keever, David Lee, Roy Ellis, Carlos Blanco, John Aflague, Chris Hayes, Darnell Charrier, Nish Weddington. Fifth row: Horace Belton, Arnold Schex- nayder, Clay Schell, Dudley Williams, Dale Bergeron, Freddie Bedford, Burnell McCaskill, Larry Hollaway, Ferman Gauthier, Herbie Williams, Bobby Raymond, Orlando Gusman. Sixth row: Joey Patterson, Matthew Hovsepian, Dale Halladay, Keen Jackson, Sonny Depreo, Spike Morgan, Mike Cook, Ernest Davis, Darryl! Landry, Donald Dykes. Seventh row: Billy Brewer, Ken Magee, Robert Youngblood, Art Gill, Bob Ricketts, Larry Crow, George Lee, Nolan Gill, John Hughes. Eighth row: Grady Morgan, Mike Byrd, Skeeter Byrd, Joe Illg, Donald Durbin, Alan Byrd, Andy Mitchell, Keith Giardina. Sports 137 138 Sports | opera e é | é| Errors Aid Upset Loss To UTM Sports 139 140 Sports Lions Display Top Form In Rebound Win Over Cameron Sports 141 6 am Jacksonville Spoils SLU’s Homecoming ... é sy e pc pA POT aC OOS Baca : : Kael ; ¥ 277 4w oy . AS 5 a os ae na a Pee tae 4 wh Ae ke , Ww © rte 4; wake Oe 142 Sports Sports 143 144 Sports Sports 145 Put River Bell Stays 146 Sports a © hse ny ey = J = = fois 7 Rez — 09 = oS CEs Ast Lion Lettermen C At right, top award winners, L-R, Front row: Don Short, MVDefensive Back; Sonny Depreo, MVOffensive Lineman; Wayne LeBlanc, Outstanding Freshman. Back row: Mike Hornsby, MVP Defense and Fifth Quarter Award; Jim Greer, Academic; Bill Murray, Captain and Leadership Awards; Perry Smith, Outstanding Freshman. Not pictured: Horace Belton, MVP Offense and C. A. Hill MVDefensive Lineman. Sports 149 —-SLU's Basketball Fortunes Continue in 1975-76 : That winning tradition estab- Bilished in each of the past three seasons ontinued in 1975-76 for SLU’s basketball Lions. b It was like a roller coaster ride for Bsecond year head coach Ken Forten- Mberry and his ten member squad which rode the schedule to a 12-11 metinish. x The Lions made an early bid in he race for the Gulf South Confer- ence title winning five of their first six eague games. Title hopes faded when SLU dropped four straight, later settling for a fourth place finish in the Southeastern posted five victories over division | schools two of those coming in the very early part of the season. A mid season surge in which SLU von six of eight contests was sand- iched between losing streaks of three and four games. But the Lions used a Bestrong finish with three wins in the Bfinal four games including a victory in he season finale to push them over 500 for the fourth straight year. Junior playmaker Leo McClure ust missed setting a new school ecord and led the Lions in two statis- cal departments. The 5'10’’ guard from Baton ouge Central topped SLU in free Ithrow shooting and in assists for the lyear. ; McClure hit .778 from the charity aaline to lead the Lions in that depart- fment for the second straight year and dealt out 124 assists. That figure was two shy of the single season mark of 26 established in 1971-72 by Booker oung in 24 games. McClure’s figure ame in 22 games. Senior Bruce Gilmore led the quad in scoring with 339 points and a 6.1 average. Gilmore’s season total hiked his career mark to 927 points, mgood for seventh on the all-time SLU H list. Two other seniors also led indi- vidual categories for the Lions. For- feward Dan Pieper edged junior Rusty BeWillis in field goal accuracy while get center Mike Rance had a wide margin m as the rebounder leader. Pieper showed a .496 figure for — the season, hitting 67 of 135 shots. Willis, who was also second in scoring with a 10.8 average, was right behind at .489. mark for the campaign to lead the Lions with junior Melvin Smith next with a 5,6 average. Gilmore, Pieper, and Rance were all four-year lettermen for SLU and the first group of seniors to finish their careers at Southeastern with winning seasons in each year. They helped the Lions compile a 62-39 record over that span. Rance sported an 8.6 rebound : 300 GI. 75.76 R esults : Su 77 SLU 60 SLU 817 situ 41 Northeast Louisiana _ Louisiana College MeNeese State Wisconsin-Parkside Pikeville College Illinois Wesleyan Indiana Tech | Delta State | WMVicNeese State Mississippi College _ Northwestern La. Livingston Troy State — Jacksonville State Nicholls States Nicholls State” | Tennessee-Martin North Alabama Southern Mississippi Mississippi College SLU 67 Delta State SLU 76 Northwestern La. (SLU win by way of N. Carolina-Greensboro Forfeit) a SLU 65 SLU 78 SLU 69 SLU 63 SLU 56 SLU 66 Siu a7 SLU 65 SLU 33 SLU 65 SLU 52 SLU 48 SLU A? SLU. O78 SLU 68 LeSouvenir Staff thanks Hammond Daily Star photographer Steve Peterka for t photographic contribution found in this section. - The 1975-76 basketball Lions included: vin Smith, Rick Banta, Steve Billiard, head L—R, kneeling: Adam August, Bruce Gil- coach Ken Fortenberry. Not pictured are more, Joe Johnson, Leo McClure. Back row: assistant coach Steve Welch, graduate assist- Dan Pieper, Mike Rance, Rusty Willis, Mel- ant Craig Huss, and manager John Parker. ins Open Season... | Big Upset W “a e - ° a 22) N w = “Cold Spell” == Before Hitting Holiday Sports 153 SANS eS Uy 154 Sports Sports 155 A onan jere aS ce cm) te a seam Bea Butlers “= oma aa as: Bae es Ried 4 = Le] Es =) 8 we Fem Sports 157 ith Strong Season Finish Over .500 W SLU Edges Award winners from the 1975-76 season included: L—R, sitting: Bruce Gilmore, MVP and Scholastic; Leo McClure, Free Throw; iti ep Ri Dan Pieper, Captain; Rusty Willis, Fifth Quarter; Mike Rance, Defensive; Melvin Smith, Most Improved. Women’s Program Gains National Recognition Two all-Americans, a 30-2 record and a fifth place finish in the national AIAW small college tournament were among the major accomplishments recorded by the 1975-76 basketball Lady Lions. SLU ended its campaign with a 30-2 record which included four straight wins in the consolation bracket of the national tournament after being upset in the opening round of the meet held in Ashland, Ohio. “We were disappointed we did not finish number one, but are proud of the fact that the Lady Lions had the courage to bounce back and go out a winner,” head coach Linda Puckett said. ‘Participatina in the national tournament was a fantastic experience for our players.”’ The Lady Lions’ 30-2 mark gives them a 52-4 record for two years of competition. Included in that span were two straight state championships and a regional title. Sophomore Pam Cook and fresh- man Queen Brumfield became SLU’s first female all-Americans after being honored at the conclusion of the tournament. Cook and Brumfield, the first women cagers from Louisiana to achieve all-American status, were invited to participate in the regional Olympic trials held in Nashville, Tenn., during April. SLU’s 1975 volleyball squad found the road to success bumpy in the state AIAW tournament held in the fall at LSU in Baton Rouge. The Lady Lions entered competi- tion seeded number four with a 21-14 match play record. Hopes of a championship faded when eliminated in second round action. . Donna Terrebonne brought some glory to the squad’s efforts for the season, being named to the 1975 all- state team. The school’s first women’s tennis team was fielded in the spring. The six member squad competed in eight matches, including three home appearances, which led to the state tournament held in Ruston. The 1975 Volleyball Lions included: L-R, Rose. Standing; Diane Powell, Diane Marus- Kneeling; Lana Vujnovich, Ester Brumfield, | chak, Joy Spears, Monica Smith, Gretchen Dee Jacobsen, Annette Couvillion, Betty Smith, Donna Terrebonne, Kim Alonzo. Sports 161 MANO SMOKING 0 PLAYING IN TREET SHOES 162 Sports epsmranananimeeesat Sports 163 | sat nace Sie Ree RIE, saci eu a I | Note ppoint a Disa ‘x The 1975-76 basketball Lady Lions included: L-R, kneeling: Pam Cook, Janice Walker, Queen Brumfield, Shari Wronko, Star Nichols. Back row: Martha Lenior, Mattie Duncan, Monica Smith, Martha Lee, Margie Courtney, Jo Ann Harry. BAER CALLE NOS re pSV ATES 4 é a 2 eS % SSeS SG ( Sa eee ‘Early Season Wins Establish Ladies As “Queens Of Basketball” ORE pop BS OT ( - are RS a ee Nicholls State Whitworth College McNeese State Univ. of New Orleans Univ. of New Orleans Whitworth College William Carey College Northwestern La. Memphis State McNeese State Southern Mississippi Nicholls State Tulane Univ. Northeast Louisiana La. State Univ. Mississippi College Southern Mississippi Louisiana Tech La. State Univ. William Carey College La. State Univ. Nicholls State La. State Univ. Northwestern La. La. State Univ. Northwestern Okla. Phillips Univ. West Georgia Fort Lewis College Union Univ. Calif. Poly-Pomona Francis Marion College Sports 165 Girls Claim 2nd In LSU Tourney 166 Sports SLU Remains Top Seeded In State Sports 167 168 Sports On March To Fifth Place In National Finals The 1976 tennis Lady Lions included: L-R: Vickie Cottrell, Ginger Bowler, Dana Miazga, Janet Welch, Sue Gero, Janice Toohey. 170 S ports Top award winners included: L-R, sitting: Gretchen Smith, Team Captain in volleyball; Martha Lenior, Playmaker Award in basketball. Basketball winners, standing: Martha Lee, “All for One, One for All” Award; Shari Wronko, Clutch Player Award; Queen Brumfield, Best Rebounder and Defensive Player Awards, Most Improved in basketball and volleyball; Pam Cook, Most Valuable Player, Best Offensive Player and Best Defensive Player Awards; Monica Smith, Team Captain, Best Hustler, and Scholastic Awards. Not pictured: Donna Terrebonne, Most Valuable Player in volley- ball; Janice Walker, “All for One, One for All” Award in basketball. en EE It was a repeat performance of the year before for SLU’s cross coun- try team, claiming third place at the Gulf South Conference meet for the second straight season. SLU even trailed the same teams as last year with Troy State repeating as champions and Mississippi College as runners-up. Liberally sprinkled with fresh- men, the 1975 squad was paced by junior Bryan Murray’s posting of a top time over a five mile course at 25:31, while finishing ninth in the GSC meet. Ron Chauvin proved to be the top freshman among the four on the 1975 squad. Coaching chores for the season were handled mostly by coach Larry Crow’s graduate assistant, Steve Schoenwald, former distance runner at the University of South Alabama. The 1975 Cross Country Lions included: L-R, Kneeling; Bryan Murray, Phil Rushing, Tim Cronan. Standing; graduate assistant, Steve Schoenwald, Eddie Rushing, Ron Chauvin, Larry Stapleton, Billy Schwertz. 172 Sports ll I in Wl | good indicatio in the overal olace a tO 76 Schedule Showings Respectable Throughout 176 Sports | Sports 177 Performance-Wise, Lions Turn In Another Spectacular Season Se rarer ee 178 Sports 22) c 2 a co) 2. 7) aad ended 2 he outst nd “one last. crack a the eee wanted - ano her great season and Several. sie marks a th it : Ras ne aliber Competition and Fast Start Gain Red-Hot Lions National Ranking pe sR a Lan 1a 182 Sports Sports 183 Se: a Hh Vw ois oe no ae 4 bes bs 8 wee ey 2s. ae oa Pegg ee ii deity, Rica zige Se os - wi SS. Mi eee ee oe ee eta Bs eae 184 Sports Sports 185 :¥ BR tet ie tha MEN oe ¥ Mt 5 ee: er Need ge 186 Sports Division Title Slips By As Season’s 24-9 Efforts Gain SLU Playoff Bid Sports 187 12th Inning HR Spoils Hope tor World Series Ber | | seers Op AOD batts: sabttetracenetomn a aaa ee 188 Sports SLU’s golfers, paced by Mike Parrish, moved up two notches after a second day surge to gain a fifth place finish in the 1976 Gulf South Con- ference tournament. Parrish finished the 54-hole tournament five strokes off the pace of the top individual medalist with a 227 total for sixth place in the indivi- dual standings and an all-GSC_ posi- tion. The 1976 golfers were paced most of the season by Francis Richard who ranked among the nation’s top golfers the year before. SLU’s best team showing of the season was at the site of the GSC tourney, Ellendale Country Club, where it had placed second in the Nicholls State Invitational. At right: The 1976 golf team included: L-R, kneeling: Mike Parrish, Barry Brown, Tony Giambelluca. Standing: head coach Luther Marlar, Dean Hughes, Francis Richard, Ricky Johnson, Tag Galloway. re ws a as Sports 191 Impressive Tournament Showing Highlights Netters’ 6-12 Season An impressive second place finish in the Gulf South Conference tourna- ment sparked by two championship honors highlighted the accomplish- ments of the 1976 tennis team. SLU met conference champs, Nicholls State, in the five champion- ship finals in which it played and claimed wins in the number four singles and number three doubles. “! was most pleased with our overall performance and_ especially those who finished as winners,’ stated head coach Ken Magee. Joe Selzer became the first SLU SLUy TEMS. netter to claim a singles championship in the new GSC with an impressive 6-3, 6-2 win over Kuldip Singh. The team of Mike Cousin and Freddie Acosta used consecutive tiebreaker sets of 7-6, 7-6 over Ulf Erikson and Richardo Toro to claim the number two doubles. Below: the 1976 tennis team included, L-R, kneeling: Charles Dickenson, Freddie Acosta, Joel Selzer, Ricardo Bilbao. Standing: Rick Banta, Ken Enos, Mike Cousin, head coach Ken Magee. Not pictured, Sammie Coliett. . x BEX Ro ee mw | |S | ye Joel Selzer . All-GSC _ Mike Cousin All-GSC nS AAS DADE EO NOLEN CLIO RPT BAITED NICSE IDIOT PDAS L ID IS SLOAN SASSO SESE CANS OSHA IN GEREAD NIC DANIEL DIT ANOEA UA OSA ACAI ID IS ZINN HE SANE OTRO OEN I ANA CANIS AOS N CS AAMP SAN NONI Sports 193 eS erg ee ee Intramurals Extend Sportsmanship And Provide Competitive Southeastern sponsors a compre- hensive intramural program which fosters the positive qualities of sport. Through the intramural program, hundreds of young collegians, both men and women, can compete in organized play. The program is designed to give even the non-athlete a chance to enjoy supervised sports. Offered through the intramural program are table tennis, football, archery, tennis, basketball, badminton and softball. Trophies are awarded winning teams and individuals. Available for intramural sports are the Men’s Gym facilities, tennis courts, the Student Union facilities and numerous large playing areas around the campus. Those who participate enjoy the value afforded by team play, good sportsmanship and comradeship, and at the same time manage to stay some- what better fit physically. Below: Intramural office workers for 1975-76 included, L-R: Barbara Frye, asst. student director; Tommy Vise, student director; Judy Bowles, secretary. G0 SOBRE Li SD NOR LD Recreation Kappa Delta Tau fraternity dom- inated men’s team competition, winning the campus overall champion- ship in football while taking top frat honors in softball, volleyball and ‘’B”’ division of basketball. Only two overall campus champs were crowned in the women’s com- petition, the ‘’Jazz’’ taking top honors in. basketball and Hammond Hall winning volleyball. eet p nic ici can tpenaeaesiae buen Sports 195 Numerous Facilities And Activities Available For Fun Indoors .. . PTB Bd � I oe Bee Ss | 5 ‘ ell As Outdoors Sports 197 IN ad Pa LNAI AEAY: EL -_ i ° ip Greeks 201 areoh 4 : i h h IST Sc Lagbeweeme see myth = p i Sweethearts 202 Greeks 3 il €pe 2 204 Greeks 1. Laurie Waguespack 2. Norma Bivona 3. Brenda Allen 4. Debi Bennett 5. Cathy Lofton 6. Sharon Macaluso 7. Lorraine Gagnon 8. Marlene Hellmers 9. Patti Thompson 10. Joy Chambers 11. Susan Piper 12. Carla Culotta 12. Jenny Labourdette 14. Ann Clement 15. Dawn Amacker 16. Cindy Capdevielle 17. Elona Young 18. Gwen Smith 19. Ann Seymour 20. Kendall Hitt 21. Charlyn Martin 22. Sherri Stower 23. Helayne Culotta 24. Chery! Colandro 25. Janice Irwin 26. Wendy Wilcox 27. Maria Gonzales 28. Eddie Monlezun 29. Myra Catalanatto 30. Barbara Carrier 31. Tricia McKee Not Pictured Denise Clements Lisa Crawford Lisa Carrigan Debbie Crockett Lisa Fendleson Debbie Hereford Lynn LaFargue Mary Modenbach Sally Ott Elaine Spell Carol Broom Karen Gallo Lizzie McKee Londa Spillman Connie Lefatino Mickey Wooley j Greek 205 Le eka ees [(—— : ‘ % ii, a : 206 Greeks e i, SNORE Og, ’ 1. Carmen Crawford | 2. Kathy Smith 3. Freda Keller 4. Kay Bourgeois � | 5. Dianne Nunnery ” 6. Margarita Nunez 7. Stephanie Dyson ‘ | 8. Melodye Dyson 9. Julie Carter - ¢ 10. Marcia King 11. Brenda Landor 12. Theresa Matthews 13. Sharon Dominque 14. Glenda Holmes 15. Denis Short 16. Greg Hicks 17. Allen Woods 18. Samuel Alsgood Treas. 19. David Cheri President 20. Ellyson Dyson 21. Rodney Galatas Vice Pres. 22. Kenneth Watson Secretary 23. Olander Smith 24. Stacy Pierce 25. Ronald Kennedy Advisor Greek’s 207 208 Greeks Ce) fee) Si Cr le NS Lorna Humphrey Julie Gagliano Janis West Carol Brian Glenda Boone Jill Hite Rosey Russo Denise Dutt Becky Brady, President Ann Keller Michael Dimattia Kathy McNair Susan Butler Sue Susslin Kathy Bauer Lorrie Roberts Beth Carney Carol Ramirez . Wendy Spano 20. Vickie Reynolds 21. Stephanie Lembine 22. Barbara Pereira 23. Pam Watson 24. Nedra Holder 25. Maria Luchuck 26. Barbara Mader 27. Debbie McCant 28. Debbie Vining 29. Mrs. Doris Thomas, Advisor 30. Linda Newman, Vice President 31. Daria Landry 32. Wanda Tapie 33. Marla Weeks Not Shown Amy Erwin Richard Newman, Beau Chery! Wattigney Janis Munster Margaret Golden +L ste pte wn” x 8 be Oo i=] - N 1. Richard Sheeren 2. Frank DePaula 3. Glynn Jones ) 4. Douglas Johnson 5. Dennis Chapman 6. Darrell Schutz 7. Thomas Crespo _ 8. Steve Gaffney 9. Debra Johnson 10. Stefanie Stevens 11, Janet Schlayer 12. Ann Seaton 13. Renee Pesquie 14. Rita Ann Bertolino 15. Robert Rush 16. Phil Parrino 17. Dale Laurie 18. James Curry 19. Dave Brown 20. Gerald Preston 21. Rick Williams 22. Robert Collins 23. Mike Ferbosses Not Pictured: Clarence Catalanatto Douglas Clement John DiMaggio Ron Eldridge Donald Hazel Harold Guthrie John Kevlin Glenn Roper Floyd Sibley Mark Kooke Christopher Koch Dennis Fontenelle Sharon Macaluso Cathy Distefano Barbara Mader Greeks 211 Sa = al iiionngegnaapnaniingaiaial . Cindy Capdevielle . Tom Hall . Gwen Addison Zimbo . Kim Dauterive Patty Duke . Steve Enxing . Rick Capdevielle . Jimmy Henderson . Elaine Jene . Jack White . Russell Recotta . Gina Brunies . Bob Miller . Jennifer Russell . Mac Lipscomb . Russell Penzato . Peggy Whitaker . Sheila Smith . Bruce Kennedy . Pam Jackson . Jim Russo . Mary Modenbach . Glen Borne 212 Greeks . Gary Lloyd . Steve Worth . Mack Klemmer . Gary Mancuso . Jim Reid . Ed Rincon . Dave Dessauer . Kevin Kennedy . Bunchstead . Kathy Franklin . Don Chaucer . Joe Lipps . Mike Hahn . Beth Heap . Paul LeBlanc . Craig Levesque . Paula Brooks . Gary Gennardo . Jerry Brehm . Allen Laguaite . Joe Mossy . Richard Echevarria . Chris Lichtenstein . Anthony Denicola Delta Tau Delta oe ey Tt] 5 hie 7 “aw ‘ z n x _ Oo zt = N 1, Jerry Schaeffer Secretary 2. Peggy Bertrand 3. Beryl Brannon 4. Diana Mercante 5. Connie Hurst 6. Nan Gehringer 7, Elona Young 8. Lisa Crawford 9, Lydia Randazzo 0. Pat Edwards 1. Carol Barbier 2. Joy Chambers '3. Carl Feigel President 4. Sal Vutera 5, Larry Leruth | 6. Frank Donewar 17. John “Mitch” Mitchell 18. Johnny Bruhl 19. Don Drago 20. Rich Loescher Treasurer 21. Don Baudin 22. Mike DiMaggio 23. Fddie Kassing 24. Alexander “Butch” Martin 25. Weldon Buckner 26. Jay Mirambell 27. Rodney Davis 28. Gregg Kennerly 29. Randy Donald 30. Gary Smith 31. Keith Bennett 32. Eddie Monlezun Vice President 33. Chuck Modenbach 34, Steve Perry 35. Roy Feigel 36. Dick Jones 37. Frank Drewry 38. Brad Rabalais 39. Anthony Mercante Not Pictured Greg Caballero John Green David Hillburn Jimmy Meyer Glen Orgeron Jebb Sellers Robert Weaver Greeks 215 r a ‘ fees f. E 4 io bing a Ca bs ere ae Pat Cau Kappa Delta 216 Greeks 1. Mike Miller | 2. Buddy Gordy 3. Jay Lang 4. Bruce Marshall President 5. Charles Barthel Parliamentarian ' 6. Ted Poscai Corresponding Secretary 7. Rodney Oakes ‘) 8. Anthony Taormina ) 9. Arthur Penot 10. Steve Duke 11. George Hoffmann 12. Al Hanson 13. Ernest Johns Rec. Secretary 14. Frank Giles Vice President 15. Greg Hages 16. Ronnie Jumonville 17. Juan Gueringer 18. Harold Burns 19. Tom Hirth 20. Neal Thompson Treasurer Greeks 217 218 Greeks 25 Nn ee 1. Patricia Catlett, Advisor 2. Rebecca Davis 3. Debra Donaway 4. Peggy Davis 5, Susan Randazzo 6. Cynthia Kelly 7. Sandra Medlock 8. Kay Boudreaux 9. Jan Tedder 10. Carol Singletary 11. Lisa Spillmon 12. Denise Samson 13. Deborah Choate 14. Sheree Abel 15. Linda Hull 16. Patricia Edwards 17. Susan Barrett 18. Lynne Crawford 19. Lauralyn Foster 20. Beth Bomba 21. Suzanne Boudreaux 22. Nan Gehringer 23. Allison Roughton 24. Margaret Hyde 25. Lana McCauley 26. Debra Hudspeth 27. Carol Barbier 28. Kathleen Fiannacca 29. Mary Cucchiara 30. Peggy Bertrand 31. Darlene Politz 32. Myrna Floyd 33. Melanie Thrower 34. Wendy Brannon 35. Marilyn Guillot 36. Lisa Ordoyne 37. Nancy Kravat 38. Beryl Brannon 39. Nancy Weatherly 40. Connie Arrington 41. Mary Briggs 42. Michelle Blanchard 43. Lydia Randazzo 44. Marcy Macaluso 45. Eugenie Wolfe 46. Tammy LeBlanc 47. Dianne Rougeau 48. Deborah Blackwell 49. Cynthia Foster 50. Kathy Carter 51. Kimberly Rau 52. Susan Kendrick 53. Connie Hurst 54. Vera Thomason, Advisor 55. Jan Lynch 56. Erin Williams 57. Kelly White 58. Allison Hopkins 59. Carolyn Stephens 60. Denise Voorhies 61. Denise Blankenship Not Pictured: Rebecca Bickham Binnie Baham, Advisor Greeks 219 Sigma Sigma Sigma 220 Greeks SN oe ’ on | 1. Suzan Rome—President 13. Ann Boyd 25. Brian Bosarge—Beau 2. Chris Paulsell—Vice President 14. Ramona Tamai 26. Vida Caire | | 3. Mary Herbert—Treasurer 15. Sandra Emrick 27. Patty Michlo || | 4. Clara Laciura—Secretary 16. Joycelyn Lamonte 28. Peggy Whitaker || 5. Dera Decotequ 17. Lisa Bergeron 29. Terry Mason | | 6. Odele Middleton 18. Joell Wessing 30. Claudia Amedee || 7. Myra Smith 19. Pam Fitzmorris 31. Angela Smith 8. Ramona Singleton 20. Rhonda Forman 32. Becky Mitchell 9. Cecilia Giannobile 21. Denise Ferchaud 33. Cindy Smith | | 10. Kim Bell 22. Judy Smith |) 11. Susan Dunn 23. Sherry Robinson Not Shown | 12. JoAnn Giffin 24. Donna Mann Sue Gero Mary Taylor Greeks 221 ee ee ee nil 222 Greeks 1. Carl Ellis 2. Terry Crapanzano 3. R onnie Redkey 4. Phil Lind 5. Eddie Tresch 6. Marilyn LeBlanc | 7. Gail Richards 8. Dianne Rougeau 9. Ann McClendon 10. Pam O’Quinn 11. Galen Schum 12. Darryl! Dimicelli 13. Chico Rosales 14. Clayton Lincoln—President -| 15. Ronnie Horne 16. Doug Beckwith ‘17. Spec McClendon 18. Keith Corkern 19. Mike Reid 20. Gary Falgout (21. John Griffith 22. Nat Levy 23. Steve Dannemann | 24. Gary Guidry 25. Craig Simon Not Shown Penny Sibley Phyllis Anzalone Melanie Thrower Susan Butler Linda Newman Becky Knauer Janis Munster Linda Warden Beth Carney Vickie Reynolds Patty Thompson Myrna Floyd Lana McCauley Kelly White Ann Keller Amy Erwin Robin Corners Kim Alonzo Joey Alack ie ep a lea ec a a i! | Brent Bankston Dickie Brocato Rickie Brocato Steve Black Norman Browning Rick Cain Gary Conleay Jon Dimicelli Pat Eck Anthony Graziano Jay Himbert Wally Hutchinson Ed Joiner Jim Morse Dickie Newman Mike Ritter Clinton Sharp Donald Smith Tom Wingo Brian Zeringue Greeks 223 Tau Kappa Cpoilon 224 Greeks 1. Robin Henderson 2. Schuyler Shrader 3. Denise Caillet 4. Gayle Perrin 5. Melissa Bodron 6. Margie Leonard 7. Terri Francis 8. Marilyn Hagler 9. Charleen Bourgeois 10. Suzan ‘‘Muldoon’’ Rome 11. Kevin Rogers 12. Joan Courtemanche 13. Becky Mitchell 14. Gail Balfantz 15. Maureen Bodron 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Zip 22. 23. 24. 25), 26. Zhe 28. 29. 30. Bobbie Rowlands Art Langham Elwood Woolledge Brian ““Tootie’’ Bosarge Dave Hernandez Brian Bodron Donnie Provenzano Tim Cronan Kevin Henderson Darrel Jobe Mike Devereaux Steve Messina Otto Curiel Kurt Herring Virgil Phillips 31. Rick Francis 32. George Moray 33. Petey Matulich 34. Barry Boffone 35. Tina Boffone 36. Keith Fairburn 37. Ed Kimball Not Pictured Roy Engelbracht Dean Burch Jack Currault Greeks 225 i er eS | o The Panhellenic Council is the governing and advisory body for all sororities at SLU. Composed of delegates from each sorority, the council seeks: to main- tain sorority life on a high plane; to encourage high scholastic standards; and to compile rules governing rush, pledging and initiation. During the Fall Semester, the council hosted a visit of Mrs. Eleanor Slaughter, representative for the National Panhellenic Conference. 226 Greeks First Row: Janice Irwin, Kelly White. Second Row: Suzan Rome, Vice President; Elaine Spell. Third Row: Chris Purcell, Maria Gonzales, Secre- tary; Becky Brady, President. Fourth Row: Cynthia Kirk, Alpha Omicron Pi advisor; Patricia Catlett, Phi Mu advisor; Patsy Causey, Panhellenic advisor. Right: Mrs. Eleanor Slaugh- ter, National Panhellenic Conference representative. Not Pictured: Linda Newman. | nterfraternity Council SLU’s Interfraternity Council is the governing body for all Greek letter social fraternities on campus. The purpose of the organization is: to promote the interests of South- eastern; to promote a friendly and cooperative spirit among the social fraternities; to formulate rushing rules; to regulate fraternity activities; and to promote the welfare and interests of the fraternities First Row: Paul LeBlanc, Gerald Brehm, Jay Newbill, Ricky Loescher, Kevin Henderson. Second Row: Ronnie Horne, John Kevlin, Jay Mirambell, Brad Rabalais, Rodney Galatas. Third Row: Nat Levy, James Curry, Jim Morse, Ellyson Dyson. Greeks 227 a a a ee eS 73 ste = SaaS ee = = se Bean tah 230 Beauties Theresa Coleman Second Runner-up i { | Allyn Meadows | : | Fourth Runner-up Mises S. ¥. LY. Court Members of the 1975 Miss Southeastern beauty pageant were: Ann Bentz, First Runner-Up; Theresa Coleman, Second Runner-Up; Rhonda Alessi, Third Runner- Up; and Allyn Meadows, Fourth Runner-Up. Ann Bentz won the Talent Award with a tap dance number to the tune, ‘“‘Boogie Woogie Boy of Company B.” Beauties 231 RMR RTS ROTTS ROMA ER AD RY ADU ated NOH EW NU AADEL ETD ALD STMT O UB Te BAUER SERIA ORNS fd RRB A bon OER T oo Ba Bee Say Ly Lovely Janice Irwin, a junior majoring in sociology, reigned as ‘’Miss Southeastern’ for 1975-76. The year was a banner one for the petite, brown-haired beauty who was also chosen by the student body to reign as “‘Homecoming Queen’’ and was later selected as 1976 Sugar Bowl Queen. Miss Irwin, a graduate of Grace King High School in Metairie, is an active coed. A member of Alpha Omicron Pi social sorority, she served on the Junior Panhellenic; was vice- president of the Delta Tau Delta Little Sisters, served in Student Senate, and has been on the DTD Rainbow Court. Her hobbies include piano play- ing, tennis, modeling, and campus activities. 232 Beauties ‘ ° Eee — a at aaa rr i nna oe, Home coming Queen ag , - +� = he Se, ee Bie cae a ES En tee I NI . es y Yes 05. aie Se sg wae S, ‘Re ore oe ag ee gi ak, � i ae EPR SORE Peed ote FR ieee ake te a? ty - 7, ™ ; GAS etme Mex ton 5 ESS eT EES eeeEeEE SSE 234 Beauties Homecoming Court | Six coeds were chosen by their fellow students in Student Govern- ment Association sponsored elections to serve on the 1975 Homecoming Court with Cueen Janice Irwin. Members of the court were Susan Barrett, Beryl Brannon, Joy Cham- bers, Marlene Hellmers, Ida Sonnier, and Patti Thompson. Miss Brannon of New Orleans was freshman class sweetheart. Miss Cham- bers of Baton Rouge represented Theta Xi. Miss Hellmers of New Orleans represented Alpha Omicron Pi. Miss Sonnier of Port Sulphur was Delta Tau Delta’s entry in the Court. Miss Thompson of Metairie repre- sented the junior class on the court. The six members of the court were featured in the Annual Home- coming Parade and were honored in ceremonies at the days football game. Pictured on opposite page: (Sitting) Susan Barrett, Queen Janice Irwin, Marlene Hell: mers. (Standing) Patti Thompson, Ida Son: nier, Joy Chambers, Beryl! Brannon. Beauties 235 VU ETL SERS a ORR RR SLRS Oe 2 ee eA 2) f Above: Wanda Housley, Colonel’s Pride; Angela Elliot, St. Albert’s Student Board; Denise Voorhies, Pi Mu Epsilon. Standing: Julie Cruthirds, Livingston Hall. 236 Beauties Top Left: (Sitting) Theresa Vince, South- eastern Hall; (Standing) Teri Van Buskirk, Hammond Hall; Pauline Gorney, Mims Hall; Terri McCrary, Lee Hall. Above: Donna Pope, University Dancers. Left: Caroline Battles, American Chemical Society; Rhonda Neal, Student Nurses Asso- ciation (Hammond); Kathy Reed, Home Economics Club; Kathy Battles, Alpha Psi. Beauties 237 Organization Sweethearts a ee +S ae} 5 ee i? i“ i , Boe a) Above: Janice Irwin, Holloway Smith; Gwen Addison, Spanish Club; Ann Bentz, P.E.M.; Terri Vicknair, N.C.A.S. 238 Beauties Top Right: Donna Terrebonne, LeCercle Francais. Top Left: Leanna Lee, Student Nurses Asso- ciation (Baton Rouge). Below: Shirley Martin, McKneely; Alice Edwards, Blue Knights; Nan Gehringer, Lionettes; Missie Guillot, Taylor Hall. SO Organization Sweethearts Right: Angela Smith, German Club; Agnes Distefano, Sigma lota Beta; Karen Russell, Bible Chair; Donnie Brumfield, Agape. Below Left: (Sitting) Lisa Crawford, S.L.T.A.; Patti Thompson, Junior Class. (Standing) Bery! Brannon, Freshman Class; Nancy Kravat, Sophomore Class. Below Right: Janis Munster, ILM. Causey Hall, Baton Rouge. 240 Beauties Above: (Sitting) Lydia Randazzo, R.O.T.C.; 'Dianne Rougeau, Deseret Club; (Standing) Perry Bertrand, Senior Class; Susan Barrett, Proscenium Players. a Se Se Beauties 241 242 Academics eR President Clea E. Parker Dr. Clea E. Parker, Southeastern’s president, is now in his ninth year of service to Southeastern. During his tenure as president of the University, Dr. Parker has presided over some of the most dynamic years in the school’s history. Himself a graduate of South- eastern, Dr. Parker has maintained the University’s image as “‘a friendly” place to gain a collegiate education. The president has promoted the ‘open door policy” towards students, faculty and staff. Student involvement in University decision making has been a hallmark of Dr. Parker’s years of service. Since assuming the presidency of Southeastern, Dr. Parker has helped guide the physical growth of the school. Many beautiful, functional buildings have been added to the campus during the past several years, and older facilities have been exten- sively improved. Enrollments have risen to record peaks under Dr. Parker’s leadership, and the faculty and curricula have been vastly improved to meet the new demands of the challenging 1970's. 244 Academics a it AE Bi il a I wT as a ew ae _ Mien: carmatinmamee a AeA MLE Sed Rh a Left: Dr. and Mrs. Parker with their chil- dren, (left to right) Karen, Robin, Steven, and Brian. Pictured center below: Dr. Clea Parker and Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, Secre- tary to the President. Academics 245 Vice President Thomas Wofford Dr Vice Mrs ' (Lower Right) President Wofford with his secretary, Doris Thomas. ’ (Top Right and Lower Left), Thomas B. Wofford; Above: 246 Academics S080 hie Bis P i tee me Southeastern Administrators Above: (top left), Harold West, Business Manager; (top middle), John Purser, Director of Institutional Research; (top right), Dr. James Davis, Registrar; (left), James Honea, Auditor; (lower left), Louis Booth, Purchas- ing Agent. mZOI4 “ff mmy-may on caren 1 one mee ee, Academics 247 Administrative Personnel Above: (top right), Rodney Myer, Student Aid Officer; (lower left), Edward Adelmann, Assistant Registrar; (lower right), Charles Fagan, Assistant Student Aid Officer; Op- posite page. (top left), Mrs. Rose Alfonso, Cafeteria Manager; (top right), Mrs. Iris Brann, Admissions Counselor; (lower left), Norman Barkurn, Veteran's Affairs Officer; (lower right), Charles Culver, Veterans’ Representative. 248 Academics SR a a a Academics 249 250 Academics Academic Deans Opposite Page: (top left), Dr. Lisso R. Sim- mons, Dean, College of Education; (top right), Dr. Basil Owen Sweatt, Dean, College of Business; (lower left), Dr. Clarence E. Golemon, Dean, School of Graduate Studies; (lower center), Dr. James H. Wilcox, Dean, College of Humanities. Above: (top right), Mrs. Ellienne Tate, Director, School of Nurs- ing; (lower right), Dr. Jack W. Knight, Dean, College of Science and Technology. SOA” Academics 251 University Directors Above: (top right), Dr. F. Landon Greaves, Head Librarian; (middle right), Henry Harris, Director of Special Services; (lower left), Roy J. Bernard, Director of Computer Center; (lower middle), Dr. F. Gary Fournet, Director of Continuing Education and Spe- cial Activities; (lower right), Mark Solomon, Director of Alumni Services; Opposite page: (top left), Dr. Warren Fortenberry, Equal Employment Opportunity Director; (top right); Robert L. Winkler, Plant Man- ager; (lower left), Dr. Gene McDonald, Direc- tor of the Lab School; (lower middle), Dr. J. L. Bitner, Assistant Director of the Lab School; (lower right), Dr. Troy Cox, Director of the Special Education Ciinic. = Academics 253 ARR TS ae Lee OVC ECan en es Se VAG de AS. University Directors Above: (top right), Ken Pouncey, Director of the Musical Showcase Band; (middle left), Pat Kenelly, Director of Athletics; (middle right), Renee Roberts, Director of Cooperative Education; (lower left), Fred Trapp, Property Control Officer; (lower right), Earl Edwards, Director of Auxiliary Services. — poets Ne. ate w . FeTSe Rate. a , ’ . 8 = : 5 isa) | ra) lo) o oases = =x “ = @ @ ran 2 “Ss GS = a ‘eae a Mies 2 wa «_ at : ripeemascccnasasmneses W ’ Affairs , Director of (lower middle), Mrs Division of Student President, (lower Howard Farrell , left) , Student Development , TH co Se ° ated ge ct) a ® — 5 = om B= o Hos QO o aeh Ae) a £ ces fae) (o) S © 3 os ae ( ) RTA ) Hf stant Director of Testing and Guidance. Ass Academics 255 Above: (top right), Doyle Magee, Director of the Student Union; (lower left), Health Center nurses Mrs. Juanita Falgoust, Miss Jean Burton, Head nurse Mrs. Vera Thom- ason, and Mrs. Anita Miaoulis; (lower right), Patsy Causey, Dean of Women. Opposite 256 Academics Student Affairs page: (top left), Harold Edwards, Chief of Campus Police; (top middle), James Asberry, Director of Housing; (top right), Alvin LeBlanc, Dean of Men; (lower left), Dr. Robert Isom, Director of Placement and High School Relations. mete renee bensee hs gi, rope se tee: Siseosepeds xt pn} P = Stat taohenacaiabeedebabtegetepper, s manitertipetrerrerrers PPTE RS KORE. TR, Academics 257 258 Academics Publications Above: (top right), Victor Couvillion, Assistant Director of Publications; (middle left), Dalmon McNair, Director of Publica- tions; (lower left), Larry Hymel, Sports Information Director; (lower _ right), Hubert Smith, School Photographer. Governor Edwin Edwards Mrs. Eleanor Brown Charles Colbert Joseph J. Davies, Jr. J. Y. Foreman J. Curtis Joubert Charles Miller, Sr. Gary W. Sandifer Fe Ee Eagan: diz Rev. Herbert Gordon Mrs. Claude Kirkpatrick Enoch T. Nix N. J. Stafford, Jr. Gordon Flory Mrs. Dawson Johns’ Mrs. Carrie W. McHenry Harvey Peltier, Jr. Boyd M. Woodard Board of First Row: Albert W. Dent, John Thistlethwaite, Thomas James, W. J. DeFelice, Chairman: Parletta Holmes; Second Row: Joe D. Smith, Richard D’Aquin, Secretary; D. S. Young, Major Re ents Fred Frey, Robert J. Bodet, Rogers M. Prestridge, Vice Chairman: Robert Pugh, George Luffey, Ewell Eagan, and J. K. Haynes. ERO me Accounting Dr. Virginia Bakay James Honea Milton Ballard Ruth Kinnison Wilbur Clark Charles LeBlanc Dr. Remigius David Christine Spangler 260 Academics | elt etl tet RS oa nA Mo : ‘yan P DiAddison Owings Jo é Dept. Head : oT ce ae Sat ive a pga) Dr. Edward Bateman C.E.Hyde Dr. Chris Fischer E. J. Savastano Not Pictured: Dr. J. L. Garrett, Dr. Jerry Lee Academics 261 Blanche Desmond Ronald Kennedy Sally Douglas Hymel Falgoust Not Pictured: Michael Howes ERLE LLL I ORO OE: siete OE 262 Academics te gece’ | se es as ‘Dr. Danny Acosta | Dr. Lloyd Baehr Dr. William Bond Dr. Larry Crain Dr. Larry Frederick A. V. Friedrichs Dr. Gerald Guidroz Dr. Donald Hayes Dr. Ben Kirk Dr. Dr. Dr. David Shepherd Earl Wascom Henry Ziller Biological Sciences ie “Se Signer pees O ee. 8 Se SERRSES HR ET EE i tt ea pegeeenegees eet sty Perio. - anal tet eo eet OE eee eee ESS eee ee Se Se Le ee ce ee ea Peet eeere ers: ies i eakeeeeeee ee REPS oo 2 HH HR $ 2st eeeesi i TREE Se BA -% : oreeteseser pe et tee@ eEeeset oooh? FF26b28 eeepeperttl eee? $993 e0e0c60868 55 Not Pictured: Dr. Dennis Brown, Dr. Marshall Mann, James Pennington, Judy Pennington. Academics 263 Business Administration Dr. Mary Blalock Dr. Tom Brandon Thomas Eudy James Foster Dr. Joe Iverstine Dick Sillivan Dr. William Slaughter Not Pictured: Dr. Adi Karna 264 Academics cetera RNASE: .. 4 g a = Not Pictured: Dr. Lawrence ‘ : a an Holmes, Lawrence Jackson. } Donald Brumfield Dr. Alfred Cox James Martin Dr. Bailey Pullen Dr. Ben Stewart } Dr. Walter Corkern Thomas Hufstetler Dr. Linda Munchausen Dr. Ralph Shaw Dr. James Watson Academics 265 ss Helen Addison Katherine Clark (at right) Dr. LeRoy Ancelet Carole Corkern (at right) Dr. Joe Bitner Margaret Cyprian (at right) Doris Blount Dr. Robert Dr. Eunice Altha Orr Dr. Bryan Dr. Roger Patricia Daniel Frye Magee Jerry Pinsel Schisler Tipling Elizabeth Dr. Lois Gloria Clara Dr. Robert Burnadean | Davidson Gibson McCarter Robertson Shoop Warren Not Pictured: Lucille England, Dr. Jeffrey Dr.Warren Dr. Verl Hite Dr. Gene Dr. Monroe Patricia Dr. Carl Gorrell, Elizabeth Menozzi, Dr. Elizabeth Fortenberry Dr. Cyril McDonald Rougeau note Wells Ott, Katherine Rae, Dr. Evelyn Robinson Landry Kono pe Beverly u Loareie ' Meyers Tedder White Alice Vergets. Student Teaching | De. Herbert Gregory % Dept. Head we od 266 Academics I. Mary udia lexander lu Ballard ‘rol Bass Jin Coumes ‘.ouise Albrecht Dr. Michael Dr. Sue Fanning Parrill Dorothy Fox Dr. William Dr. Anne Parrill Friman Joyce Perrin Dr. Larry Gray John Pleasant Dr. Lowell Dr. Paul Speck Landry J. Alexander Bruce McGill Thorburn Dalmon John Williams McNair Not Pictured: Dr. Timothy Gautreaux, Dr. James Walter Foreign anguages Dr. Carlo DiMaio Edwin France Not Pictured: Pat Duggar, Dr. Clark Gallagher Dr. Annebert Ory Dr. Spencer Murphy Christine Verdross 268 Academics Health and | Physical Education ee Velie Barbara Anderson Katie Friedrichs Dr. Betty Baker Dr. Marion Johnson Robert Pender Harvey Theriot Jim Tryniecki Dr. Melissa Turner Not Pictured: Luther Marlar, Grady Morgan Pat Kenelly Dr. Wayne Lee Dr. Allen McNamee Dr. Bill Neal Dr. Joan Paul Academics 269 History and Government Dawson Crim Charles Dranguet Dr. Bertram Groene Herman Hupperich Dr. Roman Heleniak Dr. Francis Jackman Dr. Joy Jackson Dr. Harold Leu Dr. Dudley Johnson James Murphy Dr. Michael Kurtz Dr. Billy Wyche Not Pictured: C. Howard Nichols, Donald Rhodes 270 Academics x PY is Sue Marlar, Nancy Shaw. tured: Ic a no) a Georgia Russell Mary Nelson Mary Gunnell Academics 271 Industrial Tech njamin Alsip 2 Not Pictured: Hubert Belisle, Pleasant Self Charles Bass Dr. James DeLaura Francis St. Blanc Dr. Luke Miller James Wiggins 272 Academics a 2 : IS stale f Kay Adams Odile Gill Pr Binnie Baham Marjorie Miller te A Patricia Catlett Goldie Montgomery LT f ; = Dr. F. Landon Greaves, Jr. Not Pictured: Ron Cole y Dept. Head i i i i { BLO ne Academics 273 | . Baie ae LB Dr. Ralph Lange Henry Thomasson Lenward Lee Dr. William Thompson Gerard Nistal Dr. Donald Wilson Not Pictured: Joseph Miller, Dr. Rolando Pelaez, Dr. Jack Adams. 274 Academics )Dr. Steele Andrews ‘Roy Bernard Dr. Henry Corkern Lawrence Davis Diane DePaula Dr. F. Gary Fournet Elizabeth Gray Robert Hamilton B Kenneth Holder James Morgan Dr. James Hu Dr. Paul Riggs Thomas Maddox Marion Rummel Robert Madison Charles Steib Gerhart Moore Joyce Travis Dr. Harold Moore Lee Wheeler Not Pictured: Daniel Temple Academics 275 VERSE REE LAWS UCU d NOE EUG RW AAD BBB DLs RRA SL LAS RNR FR BO ST ut Military Science SGM Kenneth Brown Not Pictured: SFC Will Davis, LTC Sidney Dugas, MSG Ray Derby, CPT Grey Turner. 7 -— ¥ Ry ! ie ; | Saae | LTC Harold N: Thompson Dept. Head CPT Karl Ingram CPT Richard Pond we Harriet Wiles Not Pictured: Dr. George Curlington, Marie Davis, Ken Pouncey, Linda Pouncey, Richard Reid, Dr. Jerry Voor- Walter Barzenick Robert Priez Dr. Ronald Stetzel hees, Dr. James Wil- Gretchen Magee Dr. Ralph Roberts Dr. Robert Weatherly cox, Frank Summers. Academics 277 Donnie Booth Delta Campo Glenda Carlile Evelyn Davis Pearl Domma Charlene Gibson Peggy Harris Kathy Holland Barbara Hyde Frances May Not Pictured: Barbara Biletnikoff, Mercedes Munson, Shirley Morgan, Suzanne Perret, Gloria Stevens, Wyllie. 278 Academics Linda K. Williams, Ellen Joyce Maynor Margaret Neveux Anne Pentecost Jean Robertson Ruth Rolling Juanita Stucker $ L e ‘ Ellienne Tat | Dept. Hea Ellen Veillon Anna Whalen Office Administration And Business Education sastasent essen Pa pes Dr. Oneil Decoteau Mildred McArthur Anna Adelmann Thelma Bankston Not Pictured: Mrs. Babetta Daigle, Dr. Dennis Wallette. Academics 279 r. Caesar Moody Dept. Head . Hunter McAllister Norman Bregman Dr Dr . Earl Capron Dr ictured Not P 280 Academics Sociology, Social Welfare And Law Enforcement a eorge Bedsole Dept. Head... Not Pictured: Maurice Badon, John Kennedy, Donald Lea, Dr. Jack Parker. Jack Voelker Dr. Haidee Betterton Priscilla Engolia Dr. Wilbur Gardner Robert Levie Dr. Ervin Mancil Everette Edwards Judge Leon Ford George Hess Louis Levy Chris Miaoulis Academics 281 Betty Candiotto David McArthur Bill Clark Edna McManus Stephanie Hillman Clifford Ouder Gertrude Jones J. A. Winkler Not Pictured: Carolyn Bowman, Deborah Boyer, Herman Brock, Margaret Bunting, David) Cross, Frances Curtis, Peter Galliano, John Kennedy, Marie LeBlanc, David Pettus, Fred’ Tuton, Suzanne Traweek, Ray Vineyard, William Gunnell. 282 Academics Speech And Drama Ie LA RE A An e900 OO oe po0.0 gO o¢ Dr. Win Welford Kay Not Pictured Butler, Jack Fisher, r Fredrick Sahuc LawrenceWoodard Vonnie Borden Dr. Anna Teague 0 oe) N na = 3 © o 2 3 Soy “gg nt 0) ma’ 3 So) J) ate” J SE3001% £41 || Graduate Students } Baker, Frank; Hammond Administration and Supervision Baquerizo, Gloria; Panama Administration and Supervision Bodron, Michael; Metairie Biology Boyd, Karen; Hammond Elementary Education Chaucer, Donald; Hammond Biology Everett, Robert ; Kentwood Biology Ezati, traj; tran Business Administration Green, JoAnn; Mandeville History Hepburn, Judy; Arabi Secondary Teaching Herbert, Mike; New Orleans Administration and Supervision Hook, Linda; Hammond Guidance and Counseling Jarreau, Terry; Hammond Business Administration Karimi, Farkhondeh; fran Business Administration Keyvani, Fereshteh; fran Business Administration King, Larry; Franklinton Biology McGinnis, Patty; Hammond Reading Pendaris, Murray; Hammond Biology Raiszadeh, Azar; tran Business Administration Shahady, Naif; Hammond Health, P.E. and Safety Education Thomas, Jackie; Bogalusa Social Studies Thornhill, John; Baton Rouge Biology Varnado, Rebecca; Franklinton Secondary Teaching Yaghooian, Habis; Hammond Mathematics Abbott, Dianne, Fr.; Zachery Abedinzadeh, Asghar, Soph.; Hammond Abel, Sheree, Soph.; Hammond Abels, Margaret, Jr.; Springfield Abels, Shelia, Jr.; Springfield Achord, Beverly, Soph.; Ponchatoula Adams, Michael, Fr.; Denham Springs Adams, Pam, Fr.; Franklinton Adams, Peggy, Sr.; Livingston Elementary Education Adams, Rita, Soph.; Springfield Addison, Debra, Fr.; Livingston Addison, Marian, Fr.; Amite Adelmann, Monica, Jr.; Hammond Adorno, Dawn, Jr.; Lacombe Albert, Henry R., Sr.; Arabi Government Alberts, Malka, Fr.; Metairie Albritton, Aimee F., Sr.; Ponchatoula Art Aleman, Donna, Fr.; Chalmette Students Aleman, John, Fr.; New Orleans Alessi, Rhoda, Soph.; Covington Alford, Connie, Soph.; Covington Alford, Susan, Sr.; Mt. Hermon Elementary Education and Speech Correction Alford, Tim, Jr.; Kentwood Alford, Tren, Jr.; Bogalusa Allen, Ann, Fr.; Denham Springs Allen, Brenda, Fr.; Jackson Allen, Janice, Fr.: Zachery Allen, Mike, Fr.; Metairie Allen, Ricky, Jr.; Baton Rouge Ammons, Stephen, Sr.; Baton Rouge Industrial Technology Ammons, Wanda, Fr.; Baton Rouge Andel, Mark, Sr.; New Orleans Zoology Anderson, Doug, Soph.; Hammond Anglada, Cynthia, Jr.; Arabi Anglada, Elizabeth, Soph.; Arabi Anglada, Karen, Fr.; Buras Anglada, Susan, Fr.; Arabi Anton, Vicki, Fr.; Baton Rouge Anzalone, Phillip, Soph.: Hammond Anzalone, Phyllis, Fr.; Hammond April, Glenda, Fr.; Metairie Aragon, Jose, Fr.; Nicaragua Arcement, Dianne, Fr.; Chalmette Archer, Beth, Soph.; New Orleans Arcuri, Joey, Sr.; Laplace Business Administration Ard, Joyce, Fr.; Franklinton Ardillo, JoAnne, Fr.; Amite Armand, Pam, Soph.; Metairie Armond, Donna, Fr.; Denham Springs Arnold, Mitchell, Sr.; Tickfaw Social Studies Arnold, Susan, Soph.; Ponchatoula Arnone, Cheryl, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Education Arrington, Connie, Fr.; Baton Rouge Aubrey, Nancy, Soph.; Slidell Aucoin, Linda, Sr.; Laplace Elementary Education Augustus, Gwen, Fr.; Baton Rouge Austin, Gwen, Sr.; Loranger Elementary Education Avila, Jaime, Soph.; California Baham, Jane, Fr.; Slidell Baham, Thomas, Fr.; Covington Baham, Wayne, Jr.; Folsom Bahm, Donna, Jr.; Amite Bahm, Elton, Soph.; Amite Bailey, Daisy, Jr.; Bogalusa Bailey, R., Fr.; Covington Bailey, Shelia, Fr.; Bogalusa Students 287 Baird, Billye, Soph.; Hammond Baird, Charles, Sr.; Baton Rough Business Administration Bairnsfather, C., Sr. Elem. Ed. and Speech Correction Baker, Brenda, Jr.; Amite Baker, Phil, Fr.; Metairie Baldwin, Rodney, Sr.; Metairie Marketing Ballard, Ava, Jr.; Ponchatoula Ballard, Edward, Sr.; Livingston Agriculture Business Ballard, Sandra, Sr.; Livingston Elementary Education Ballard, Wallace, Fr.; Kentwood Ballay, John, Sr.; New Orleans Microbiology Ballay, Pamela, Sr.; Port Sulphur Dietetics Bankston, Brent, Jr.; Baton Rouge Bankston, Karen, Fr.; Roseland Bankston, Terry, Jr.; Livingston Barber, Johnny, Fr.; Tickfaw Barden, Peggy, Fr.; Kenner Bares, Susan, Fr.; New Orleans Barisich, George, Fr.; Arabi Barker, Rhonda, Soph.; Covington Barner, Rodney, Sr.; Baton Rouge Social Welfare Barrett, Susan, Sr.; Ohio History Barringer, Dennis, Jr.; Mandeville Barthel, Charles, Sr.; Metairie Industrial Technology Bartholomew, Mary, Fr.; New Orleans Bartolo, Dominick, Sr.; Harvey Business Education Barze, Melanie, Fr.; Covington Bateman, Dan, Soph.; Franklinton Battles, Kathi, Fr.; Amite Battles, Linda, Fr.; Amite Baudin, Don, Fr.; New Orleans Baudouin, Joy, Jr.; Hahnville Baudy, Adrian, Fr.; New Orleans Bauer, Kathleen, Sr.; Harahan Secretarial Administration Bauerle, Thomas, Fr.; Baton Rouge Beale, Stephanie, Fr.; Chalmette Beale, Stephen, Jr.; Chalmette Bean, Pamela, Fr.; Belle Chasse Beard, Sharon, Soph.; Walker 288 Students ea a Beaushaw, Bill, Jr.; Franklinton Becarra, Nancy, Fr.; Hammond Becnel, A., Soph.; Luling Becnel, Bonnie, Fr.: Kenner Bedwell, Pam, Soph.; Hammond Bedwell, Phillip, Jr.; Hammond Begue, Barry, Fr.; Slidell Bell, Kim, Fr.; Slidell Bell, Steve, Jr.; Slidell Bellavia, Pattie, Sr.; Independence Business Administration Bellue, Myrtle, Fr.; Baton Rouge Bencaz, Brent, Sr.; Livingston Business Administration Bencaz, Gregory, Fr.; Livingston Benfield, Paul, Sr.; Riverridge Health, P.E. and Safety Ed. Bennett, Debbie, Soph.; Willow Grove Bennett, Ramona, Fr.; Bogalusa Benvenutti, Kim, Fr.; Braithwaite Berg, Karen, Soph.; Metairie Bergeron, Dale, Sr.; Livonia Industrial Technology Bergeron, Debbie, Fr.; Albany Bergeron, Lisa, Fr.; Baton Rouge Berthelot, Connie, Fr.; Livingston Bertolino, Rita, Soph.; Kenner Bertrand, David, Soph.; Arabi Bertrand, Peggy, Sr.; Arabi Chemistry Beshel, Don, Fr.; Pointe-a-la-Hache Bessix, Deborah, Fr.; Hammond Beyl, Beth, Jr.; Covington Beyl, John, Fr.; Covington Bickham, Becky, Sr.; Plaquemine Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Students 289 Bickham, Bill, Fr.; Roseland Bickham, Chris, Soph.; Bogalusa Bickham, David, Soph.; Franklinton Bickham, Linda, Soph.; Franklinton Biernacki, Mary, Sr.; Pearl River English Bilbao, Ricardo, Soph.; Bolivia Binney, Robert, Soph.; Slidell Bivona, Norma, Soph.; Metairie Bjorkgren, Joyce, Jr.; Metairie Blackwell, Glenda, Soph.; Franklinton Blackwell, Pat, Soph.; Hammond Blanchard, Gary, Soph.; Hammond Blanchard, Michelle, Soph.; Port Sulphur Blanchard, Paulette, St.; Hammond Social Studies Blanchard, Sandra, Jr.; Hammond Blankenship, K., Soph.; Zachery Bloom, Michele, Fr.; Baton Rouge Blow, David, Soph.; Covington Bodron, Brian, Soph.; Gretna Bodron, Maureen, Fr.; Gretna Bodron, Melissa, Soph.; Gretna Bodron, Tim, Fr.; Gretna Boffone, Barry, Sr.; River Ridge Industrial Technology Boldebook, Tony, Sr.; Duplessis Business Administration Bomba, Beth, Fr.; Metairie Bonck, Byron, Jr.; New Orleans Book, David, Jr.; Slidell Booker, Antonio, Fr.; Folsom Booker, Deborah, Fr.; Folsom Boone, Glenda, Sr.; Varnado Elementary Education Boone, Jenny, Fr.; Varnado Booth, Calvin, Sr.; Springfield Business Administration Booth, Denise, Sr.; Springfield Elementary Education Booth, George, Fr.; Greensburg Booth, Joseph, Jr.; Baton Rouge Booth, Steve, Jr.; New Orleans Booty, Margaret, Jr.; Franklinton Bordes, Martha, Fr.; Riverridge Bossom, Deridre, Fr.; Denham Springs Bosworth, Evelyn, Soph.; New Orleans Boudousquie, Beth, Fr.; Franklinton Boudousquie, Jim, Fr.; Franklinton Boudreaux, Charles, Sr.; Destrehan Industrial Technology Boudreaux, Danny, Fr.; Baton Rouge Boudreaux, Donna, Soph.; Frisco Boudreaux, Irvin, Soph.; Jefferson Boudreaux, Mary, Soph.; Covington Boudreaux, Paul, Jr.; Destrehan Boudreaux, Suzanne, Soph.; Houma Boudro, June, Sr.; Kenner Sociology Bourgeois, Charlene, Sr.; Metairie History Bourgeois, Denise, Soph.; Denham Springs Bourgeois, Greta, Soph.; Paulina Bourgeois, Jackie Sr.; Hammond Secretarial Administration 290 Students Bourgeois, Karen, Fr.: Gonzales Bourgeois, Kay, Fr.; Gramercy Boutte, Anna Marie, Fr.; Clinton Bowen, Brad, Fr.; Metairie Bowler, Ginger, Sr.; Harahan Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Bovia, Deborah, Soph.; Maurepas Bowler, Madelyn, Soph.; Harahan Bowler, Mercedes, Soph.; Harahan Bowles, Judy, Soph.; Hammond Boyd, Ann, Sr.; Lafayette Psychology Bozeman, K., Jr.; Livingston Brady, Becky, Sr.; Norco Elementary Education Brady, Darlin, Soph.; Reserve Bradley, Mel, Sr.; New Orleans Social Welfare Branch, Dawn, Jr.; Bogalusa Branch, Randy, Sr.; Varnado Biology Branch, Ricky, Sr.; Franklinton Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Branch, Thomas, Sr.; Roseland Animal Science Brannon, Beryl, Fr.; New Orleans Brannon, Wendy, Sr.; New Orleans Government Brant, Jimmie, Fr.; Kentwood Braud, Irvin, Soph.: Marrero Braziel, Eddie, Soph.: Brazil, Ronald, Fr.: Hammond Breland, Billy Ray, Soph.; Varnado Breland, Cathy, Sr.; Hammond Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Breland, Steve, Jr.; Franklinton Brenner, L. Jr.; Amite Brewin, Dennie, Sr.; Pearl River Accounting Brewin, Mary, Fr.; Pearl River Brewster, Cathy, Fr.; Kenner Brian, Carol, Fr.; Ethel Bridges, Randy, Jr.; Metairie Briggs, Cecil, Soph.; Kentwood Briggs, Mary, Fr.; Baton Rouge Brignac, Kim, Fr.; Norco Brignac, Tiffie, Sr.; St. Amant Elementary Education Brister, Wilda, Sr.; Hammond Business Education Brocato, Michael, Sr.; Amite Psychology Brocato, Ricky, Soph.; Hammond Brooks, Paula, Soph.; New Orleans Broussard, Duane, Sr.; St. Amant Medical Technology Broussard, Sondra, Sr.; St. Amant Elementary Education Brown, Barry, Fr.; Ponchatoula Brown, Connie, Sr.; Kentwood Sociology Brown, Joy, Sr.; Gretna Zoology Brown, Michele, Jr.; Port Allen Brown, Vickie, Jr.; Baton Rouge Browning, Norman, Jr.; Baton Rouge Browning, Peggy, Fr.; Baton Rouge Brumfield, Queen, Fr.; Kentwood Brumfield, R. M., Sr.; Franklinton Accounting Brumfield, Sheila, Jr.; Franklinton Brunies, Gina, Soph.; Kenner Students 291 ———— Buel, Vonda, Fr.; Kenner Buhler, Charlotte, Fr.; Baton Rouge Bullinger, Fred, Jr.; Metairie Bullock, Deborah, Soph.; Baton Rouge Bullock, Larry, Jr.; Ponchatoula Bunch, Billy, Jr.; Angola Buratt, Bonita, Fr.; Prairieville Buratt, Ginger, Sr.; Prairieville Accounting Burge, Billy, Sr.; Livingston Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Burge, Melanie, Fr.; Walker Burgbacker, Patti, Sr.; Metairie Elementary Education Burke, Becky, Fr.; St. Rose Burke, Kay, Fr.; Metairie Burns, Carol, Jr.; New Orleans Burrescia, Bonnie, Jr.; Hammond Burrescia, Johnny, Jr.; Hammond Burris, Carolyn, Fr.; Folsom Burris, Jeannie, Fr.; Franklinton Burris, Sharon, Fr.; Folsom Burton, David, Sr.; Hammond Geography Burton, Jean, Soph.; Hammond Busch, Alfred, Jr.; Metairie Bush, Catherine, Jr.; New Orleans Butler, Cassandra, Fr.; Independence Butler, Susan, Sr.; Slidell History Butts, Carl, Fr.; Covington Buuck, Armand, Soph.; Arabi Caballero, Terri, Fr.; Metairie Cabirac, Maurice, Jr.; New Orleans Cadwallader, Jan, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Education 292 Students Caillet, Denise, Sr.: Hahnville Elementary Education Caire, Vida Jude, Fr.; Metairie Calabrese, Trudy, Sr.; Baton Rouge Nursing Calcano, Antonio, Jr.; Hammond Caldwell, Virginia, Soph.; Gretna Calkins, Edgar, Jr.; Robert Callaway, Donna, Fr.; Marrero Calvo, Raymond, Soph.; Harahan Cambre, Cynthia, Fr.; Laplace Campbell, Edgar, Jr.; Holden Campbell, Kristyne, Soph.; Holden Cannon, Charles, Fr.; Bogalusa Cannon, Terry, Sr.; Kentwood Heaith, P.E., and Safety Ed. Capdevielle, Cindy, Jr.; Williamsville, NY Capdevielle, Rick, Fr.; Williamsville, NY Carmouche, Carmen, Fr.; New Orleans Carney, Beth, Jr.; Metairie Carrier, Barbara, Soph.; Amite Carroll, Deborah, Sr.; Metairie Home Economics Carroll, Donice, Jr.; Amite Carter, Alma, Fr.; New Roads Carter, Bernice, Jr.; Denham Springs Carter, Gwen, Soph.; Ponchatoula Carter, Helen, Soph.; Plaquemine Carter, Julie, Fr.; Zachery Carter, Linda, Fr.; Slidell Carter, Margaret, Soph.; Metairie Carter, Nancy, Fr.; Kenner Carter, Rodney, Fr.; Hammond Carter, Theresa, Soph.; Belle Chasse i i ee ee ee a) a EEE Caruthers, Jennifer, Fr.; Denham Springs Carvajal, Millie, Sr.; Hammond Social Studies Casanova, Keith, Soph.; Franklinton Cascio, Jean, Soph.; Independence Casey, Daniel, Fr.; Metairie Casey, Kathleen, Sr.; New Orleans Elementary Education Castaneda, Ricardo, Sr.; Hammond Agriculture Business Casteix, Nancy, Soph.; New Orleans Castillo, Manuel, Fr.; Hammond Castro, Henry, Jr.; New Orleans Catalanatto, Myra, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Education Catalanatto, V. C., Sr.; Hammond Social Studies Catoire, Charlo, Fr.; Laplace Causey, Antronette, Fr.; Franklinton Cazaubon, Susan, Sr.; New Orleans Dietetics Celestin, Monica, Soph.; New Orleans Centanni, Tony, Fr.; Harvey Cevillory, Martha, Sr.; Kenner Nursing Chamberlain, Mike, Sr.; New Orleans Psychology Chambers, Joy, Soph.; Baton Rouge Champagne, Therese, Jr.; New Orleans Chapman, Dennis, Sr.; Hammond Business Administration Chapman, Martin, Soph.; Hamimond Chappell, Melody, Jr.; Slidell Chatellier, A. J., Fr.; Mandeville Cheri, David, Jr.; New Orleans Christiansen, Chery, Fr.; Metairie Christina, Jeannette, Fr.; Metairie Civello, David, Fr.; Chalmette Clark, Alton, Fr.; Greensburg 294 Students Clark, Gary, Sr.; Baton Rouge Government Clark, John, Soph.; Amite Clark, Judy, Soph.; Baton Rouge Clarke, Joan, Sr.; Gretna Elementary Education Clausen, Carl, Fr.; Hammond Clement, Ann, Jr.; Denham Springs Clement, Douglas, Sr.; Holden Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Cleveland, Brian, Fr.; Belle Chasse Cleveland, Janice, Fr.; New Orleans Cleveland, Margie, Jr.; Beile Chasse Click, Margaret, Sr.; Slidell Elementary Ed. and Spch. Corr. Cline, Bonnie, Soph.; Metairie Cognevich, Nick, Fr.; Covington Coker, Debbie, Soph.; Metairie Cole, Barbara, Sr.; Slidell Social Studies Coieman, Theresa, Soph.; Jackson Collins, Vanessa, Fr.; Baton Rouge Collum, Donnie, Jr.; Bogalusa Colon, Pam, Sr.; Norco Accounting Comeau, Gwen, Sr.; Carville Business Administration Comish, Byron, Sr.; Hammond Biology Conerly, Caroline, Fr.; Holden Conleay, Randy, Fr.; Greensburg Conner, Marianne, Sr.; Texas Nursing Cook, Grace, Fr.; Tangipahoa Cook, Henry, Fr.; New Orleans Cook, Lisa, Soph.; Metairie Cook, Pam, Fr.; Mt. Hermon Cooke, Catherine, Sr.; Metairie Mathematics Corkern, Keith, Sr.; Hammond Government Corners, Bridget, Sr.; Slidell Marketing Cornin, Chris, Fr.; New Orleans Correjolles, Mary, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Education Cotten, Cheri, Soph.; Metairie Cotton, Kathleen, Soph.; Metairie Cottrell, David, Jr.; Hammond Students 295 ee ee ee EE EEE Cottrel l, Vicky, Sr.; Covington Chemistry Couture, Cindy, Fr.; Gretna Couture, Clifton, Sr.; Gretna Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Courtney, Sandra, Sr. Couvillon, Robin, Sr.; Arabi Geography Cowen, Mary, Fr.; Baton Rouge Cowart, Anita, Fr.; Holden Cox, Arthur, Sr.; Metairie Plant Science Cox, Kevin, Sr.; Bogalusa Accounting Cox, Patti, Soph.; Roseland Cox, William, Sr.; Metairie Government Coyle, Chariotte, Sr.; New Orleans Elementary Education Craddock, Donna, Fr.; Pearl River Cradic, Lisa, Fr.; New Orleans Crain, Richard, Fr.; Baton Rouge Crain, Ricky, Sr.; Franklinton Industrial Arts Crais, Mary Ann, Jr.; New Orleans Crapanzano, Terry, Soph.; Hammond Crawford, Carmen, Fr.; Baton Rouge Crawford, Jana, Jr.; Springfield Crawford, Lynne, Soph.; Pearl River Crawford, Lisa, Soph. Creel, Gary, Jr.; Franklinton Creel, Peggy, Fr.; Franklinton Creel, Wendy, Fr.; River Ridge Crespo, Tom, Fr.; St. Benard Crifasi, Karen, Soph.; Chalmette Crnko, Alan, Sr.; Holden Law Enforcement Crockerham, S., Fr. Crockett, Gary, Jr.; Bogalusa 296 Students Cronan, Tim, Soph.; New Orleans Cronin, Sharon, Fr.; Baton Rouge Crouch, Sherry, Soph.; Denham Springs Crowe, Randy, Soph.; Franklinton Cryer, Phyllis, Fr.; Kentwood Cucchiara, Mary, Fr.; Independence Culotta, Carla, Fr.; Chalmette Currier, Chris, Jr.; Loranger Curry, James, Soph.; Baton Rouge Cusimano, Robert, Sr.; Lacombe Social Welfare Curry, Michael, Soph.; New Orleans Currault, Nestor, Soph.; Gretna Cutrer, Kim, Fr.; Ponchatoula Cutrer, Trudy, Soph.; Ponchatoula Cyprian, Eartha, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Education Cyprian, Helen, Jr.: Independence Cyprian, Yvette, Jr. Dagro, Christine, Fr.; Independence Daigle, Joel, Sr.; Baton Rouge Nursing Daigle, Sandra, Fr.; Ponchatoula Daigle, Tara, Fr.; Baton Rouge Daigrepont, Karen, Soph.; Chalmette Dangerfield, Eric, Jr.; Hammond Daniels, Casan, Jr.; Denham Springs Dansby, Shirley, Sr.; Baker Nursing Danton, Virginia, Sr.; New Orleans Social Welfare Darby, Louis, Fr.; New Iberia Dauteri ve, Donna, Fr.; New Orleans Dauterive, Kim, Fr.; Metairie Dauterive, Rene’, Fr.; Chalmette Students 297 Davidson, Deborah, Fr.; Roseland Davidson, Orin, Sr.; Roseland Zoology Davidson, Rebecca, Jr.; Springfield Davila, Beatriz, Fr.; Colombia Davis, Andy, Jr.; Jackson Davis, Charles, Fr.; New Orleans Davis, John, Fr.; Mississippi Davis, Laura, Fr.; Baker Davis, Lisa, Fr.; Palatka Davis, Rose, Sr.; Amite Elementary Education Davis, Roxie, Fr.; Bogalusa Daws, Barbara, Soph.; Hammond Dawsey, Elwin, Soph.; Covington Day, Connie, Soph.; Zachery Day, William, Fr.; New Orleans De Armas, Oswaldo, Soph.; Venezuela De Harde, Diane, Soph.; Luling Dejong, Debra, Fr.; Kenner NS ona DeLee, Carlin, Sr.; Clinton Business Education DePriest, Donna, Soph.; Hammond DeBenedetto, Kay, Soph.; Baton Rouge DeBlonde, Charmaine, Soph.; Metairie Decuers, Denise, Fr.; New Orleans Dees, Penny, Jr.; Fluker Delaune, William, Sr.; Hammond Pre-Dentistry Delaune, Yvonne, Soph.; Ponchatoula Deiaup, Alfred, Fr.; New Orleans Dellsperger, Eugene, Fr.; Baton Rouge Dellsperger, John, Soph.; Hammond Delone, Edward, Sr.; Hammond Industrial Arts Dendy, Sheryl, Sr.; Baton Rouge Nursing Deubler, Gwen, Soph.; Chalmette Devereaux, Mike, Jr.; Ballston Lake Dillon, Carol, Sr.; Franklinton Elementary Education Dillon, Martha, Fr.; New Orleans Dimattia, Michelle, Sr.; Baton Rou ge Elementary Ed. and Spch. Corr. 298 Students Distefano, Agnes, Sr.; Independence Secretarial Administration Distefano, Cathy, Sr.; Independence Secretarial Administration Dixon, Marie, Fr.; Baton Rouge Dodd, Debbie, Jr.; Chalmette Domingue, E., Fr.; Baton Rouge Domingue, Sharon, Jr.; Baton Rouge Dominguez, Petey, Sr.; Ponchatoula Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Donald, Jeanette, Fr.; Pine Grove Donaway, Debbie, Soph.; Baton Rouge Donewar, Frank, Soph.; Gretna Dorris, John, Fr.; Denham Springs Dorman, Jim, Soph.; Chalmette Dorsa, John, Fr.; Kenner Dottolo, Ronnie, Fr.; Ponchatoula Doucet, Mary, Jr.; Hammond Doughty, Joseph, Soph.; Holden Drago, Don, Fr.; Arabi Drury, Rita, Fr.; Ponchatoula Dubois, Judy, Sr.; Holden Elementary Education Dubois, Kay, Jr.; Marrero Dubose, Sharon, Sr.; Denham Springs Elementary Education Ducote, Cynthia, Soph.; Metairie Dufrene, Darla, Fr.; Destrahan Dugas, Claudea, Jr.; Chalmette Duhe, Donnie, Jr.; Norco Duhe, Wendy, Sr.; Reserve Elementary Education Duhon, Simone, Soph.; Marrero Duke, Pat, Fr.; Walker Duncan, Betty, Fr.; Bogalusa Duncan, Debra, Jr.; New Orleans Duncan, Janet, Soph.; Franklinton Duncan, Mattie, Fr.; Springfield Dunn, Bonnie, Fr. Dunn, Susie, Fr.; New Orleans Duplechin, Mary, Fr.; River Ridge Durbin, Deborah, Sr.; Independence Elementary Education Durel, Gary, Sr.; Metairie Accounting Duren, Marcia, Sr.; Kenner Early Childhood Ed. Dutt, Tina, Soph.; Norco Duvernay, Margatet, Soph.; New Orleans Dyson, Rory, Fr.; Franklinton Dyson, Stephanie, Fr.; Baton Rouge Easley, Gerry, Fr.; Kentwood East, David, Sr.; Slidell Government Eck, Patrick, Jr.; New Orleans Edwards, Alice, Soph.; Amite Edwards, Brenda, Sr.; New Orleans Elementary Ed. and Spch. Corr. Edwards, Mark, Soph.; Ponchatoula Edwards, Pat, Jr.; Baton Rouge Efferson, Robin, Soph.; Baton Rouge Egnew, Dawn, Jr.; Ponchatoula Ehret, Denise, Fr.; Metairie Eisenbraun, Gloria, Soph.; Arabi Ellis, Carl, Jr.; Greenwell Springs Students 299 ee een 300 Students Ellis, Kathy, Soph.; River Ridge Emrick, Sandra, Sr.; Kenner Elementary Ed. and Spch. Corr. Engelbracht, Gail, Soph.; Hammond English, Wanda, Fr.; Denham Springs Enmon, Lesa, Fr.; Ponchatoula Enos, Ken, Jr.; California Enxing, Steve, Fr.; New Orleans Epps, Barry, Jr.; Metairie Erdmann, Corey, Soph.; New Orleans Erwin, Brian, Soph.; Metairie Espinola, Eduard, Fr.; San Salvador Esquinance, Paul, Jr.: Mandeville Estes, Anne, Jr.; Covington Estevez, Vickie, Soph.; New Orleans Estopinal, Jerry, Fr.; St. Benard Evans, Cathy, Fr.; Metairie Evans, Edith, Sr.; Bogal usa Law Enforcement Evans, Patrica, Sr.; Chalmette Dietetics Fagan, Charles, Fr.; Hammond Fairchild, John, Fr.; Lottie Fakouri, Jacob, Sr.; Baton Rouge Business Administration Fallon, Terence, Soph.; Slidell Falterman, Steven, Soph.; Laplace Farace, Billie, Jr.; Livingston Farrelly, Jim, Fr.; Metairie Farris, Linda, Fr.; Denham Springs Farrugia, June, Jr.; New Orleans Fasone, Phillip, Fr.;: Chalmette Faucheaux, Pam, Jr.; Metairie Faust, Allison, Sr.; Covington Nursing Faust, Beverly, Fr.; Meraux Fazzino, Gayle, Soph.; Hammond Felder, Ron, Fr.; Denham Springs Femia, John, Soph.; Metairie Ferachi, Janet, Fr.; Plaquemine Ferchand, Denise, Fr.; Metairie Ferdinand, Violet, Fr.; Baton Rouge Ferrer, Alex, Jr.: Covington Fiannacca, Kathleen, Soph.; Arabi Field, Suellen, Soph.; Amite Field, Tanya, Fr.; Amite Finn, Sandra, Fr.: Amite Fiztmorris, Pam, Sr.; New Orleans Home Economics Fitte, Jeannette, Sr.; Lacombe Elementary Education Flaig, Roger, Fr.; Metairie Fleming, Randy, Sr.; Baton Rouge Government Fletcher, Edith, Fr.; Albany Florane, Charlene, Sr.; New Orleans Biology Flowers, Karen, Soph.; Clinton Floyd, Myrna, Sr.; Baton Rouge History Floyd, Lauren, Jr.; Amite Foland, Clark, Soph.; Metairie Fontenelle, Dennis, Fr.; Braithwaite Fontenelle, Douglas, Jr.; Braithwaite Students 301 Fontenelle, Nancy, Fr.; Braithwaite Fontenot, Stacy, Fr.; Livingston Forbes, Deborah, Sr.; Walker Elementary Education Forbes, Ernest, Soph.; Denham Springs Forbes, Johnnie, Jr.; Franklinton Ford, Lyndell, Sr.; Metairie Social Welfare Ford, Terrell, Sr.; Metairie Accounting Foreman, Beth, Jr.; New Orleans Forman, Rhonda, Sr.; Marksville Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Fornea, Cynthia, Jr.; Varnado Forshag, Gay, Sr.; Montpelier Nursing Fortenberry, Lucy, Jr.; Osyka Foster, Cindy, Fr.; Albany Foster, Edward, Sr.; Albany Social Studies Foster, Lauralyn, Soph.; Albany Fournet, Anne, Fr.; Baton Rouge Fournet, Stephanie, Jr.; Hammond Fowler, Marcia, Jr.; Laplace Franchina, Lee, Jr.; New Orleans Francis, Terry, Fr.; Gretna Franz, Claudia, Soph.; Metairie Frazier, Debbie, Sr.; Hammond Business Education Freeman, Billy, Jr.; Baton Rouge Freiler, Edward. Fr.; Greensburg Frey, Barbara, Soph.; New Orleans Frickee, Debbie, Jr.; Franklinton Friedrichs, Andrew, Soph.; Covington Frizzell, Kathy, Jr.; Mandeville Froloux, Gerard, Sr.; New Sarpy Agriculture Business Frosch, Margaret, Fr.; Baton Rouge 302 Students Fugarino, Paul, Jr.; Hammond Fuller, Mary, Sr.; Arabi Social Welfare Fuller, Pat, Fr.; Hammond Funes, Mauricio, Soph.; El Salvador Fuqua, Raumond, Sr.; Hammond Social Studies Fussell, Keith, Jr.; Franklinton Fussell, Lelia, Fr.; Varnado Fussell, Linda, Jr. Fussell, Molly, Soph.; Metairie Gagliano, Julie, Fr.; Metairie Gagnon, Lorraine, Soph.; Metairie Galatas, Rodney, Jr.; Slidell Gallagher, Ruth, Fr.; Kentwood Galloway, Caron, Fr.; Slidell Gandolfo, Brian, Fr.; Ponchatoula Gardner, Susan, Fr.; Kenner Gardner, William, Fr.; Jefferson Garig, Sandra, Fr.; Norwood Garrett, Kathy, Soph.; New Roads Gatti, Beckie, Soph.; New Orleans Gatti, Debbie, Soph.; New Orleans Gaudet, Terry, Sr.; Hammond Geography Gaudry, Charles, Fr.; Metairie Gauley, Jo Lynn, Sr.; Pearl River Elementary Ed. and Spch. Corr. Gautier, Edward, Fr.; Metairie Gautreaux, Bradley, Soph.; Belle Chasse Gay, Clay, Jr.; Slidell Gendron, Darlene, Fr.; Laplace Genovese, Kay, Jr.; Independence Gerald, Sherri, Fr.; Franklinton Students 303 304 Students Gerami, Shad, Soph.; Hammond Gerkin, Leigh, Fr.; Pilottown Gernon, Ray, Fr.; Metairie Gernon, Roy, Fr.; Metairie Gero, Susan, Jr.; Covington Giambalvo, M., Soph.; Ponchatoula Giambalvo, Peter, Soph.; Ponchatoula Giannobile, Cecilia, Sr.; Hammond Social Welfare Gibbins, Melissa, Fr.; Port Sulphur Gibson, Dana, Jr.; Oil City Gieger, Bev, Sr.; Covington Marketing Gieseler, Ken, Fr.; Metairie Giffin, Joann, Soph.; Metairie Gill, Stanley, Fr.; Hammond Gillespie, Wanda, Jr.; Baton Rouge Gioe, Cindy, Fr.; Chalmette Gioe, Debbie, Jr.; Chalmette Givens, Deborah, Soph.; Independence Glass, Marianne, Fr.; Metairie Glascock, Clare, Jr.; Albany Glover, John, Soph.; River Ridge Goebel, Norman, Fr.; Baton Rouge Goings, Bill, Soph.; Hammond Goings, Pat, Sr.; Bogalusa Mathematics Goings, Regina, Fr.; Livingston Goitia, Deborah, Fr.; River Ridge Golding, Karen, Fr.; New Orleans Gomez, Christy, Sr.; Jefferson English Gonzales, Maria, Sr.; Metairie Social Studies Gonzales, Marion, Sr.; Metairie Marketing PAM DAY I FORMA a eee Gonzalez, Antonio, Fr.; Amite Goode, Margaret, Fr.; Baton Rouge Gordon, Becky, Soph.; Metairie Gorney, Chuck, Jr.; Slidell Gorney, Pauline, Jr.; Slidell Gouedy, Beverly, Fr.; Hammond Grabert, John, Sr.; Gretna Psychology Graham, Carolyn, Sr.; Slidell English Graham, Shelley, Soph.; Slidell Granberry, Chris, Fr.; Metairie Granger, Lloyd, Soph.; Marrero Graves, Marilyn, Fr.; Baker Graves, Michael, Fr.; New Orleans Graves, Ocia, Jr.; Bogalusa Grayson, Paula, Sr.; Slidell Music Grayson, Vanita, Fr.; Metairie Green, Debbie, Fr.; Metairie Green, Debra, Fr.; Lutcher Green, Rosa Lee, Soph.; Roseland Gregoire, Carlene, Jr.; Baker Gremillion, Sandy, Fr.; Mandeville Grey, Donna, Fr.; Metairie Griffin, Claire, Fr.; Denham Springs Grillot, Emile, Jr.; Metairie Grillot, Providence, Fr.; Metairie G rimmer, Mona, Jr.; Fordouche Groene, Beatrice, Sr.; Hammond Zoology Groff, Richard, Fr.; Mandeville Guerin, Judy, Sr.; Baton Rouge Nursing Guichard, Julio, Soph.; Gretna Students 305 Guidroz, T., Sr. Guidry, Gary, Sr.; Hammond Social Welfare Guillaume, Donna, Soph.; New Roads Guillory, Kenneth, Fr.; Metairie Guillot, Missie, Soph.; Chalmette Guillot, Myra, Fr.; Independence Guzzardo, Debra, Sr.; Independence Business Administration Hacke, Mariane, Fr.; New Orleans Haddox, Susan, Soph.; Slaughter Hagemeier, Betsy, Soph.; West Lake Village Haggans, Sylvia, Soph.; Hammond Hagler, Marilyn, Fr.; Baton Rouge Haley, Alvin, Jr.; Luling Hall, Dean, Soph.; Metairie Hall, Debbie, Fr.; Metairie Hall, Lauren, Fr.; Mandeville Hall, Melinda, Jr.; Bogalusa Hamilton, Edna, Fr.; Slidell Hammond, Ester, Sr.; Bogalusa History Hammond, Lynette, Fr.; Marrero Hampton, Noah, Soph.; Hammond Hannan, Michael, Sr.; Arabi Zoology Hamrath, Dale, Fr.; Gretna Hansberry, Janice, Soph.; Baton Rouge Harang, Allen, Fr.; Metairie Hardy, Wayne, Sr.; New Orleans Elementary Education Harper, Gary, Sr.; Metairie Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Harper, Joseph, Sr.; Metairie Zoology Harris, Becky, Soph.; Slidell Harris, Carla, Soph.; Denham Springs 306 Students Harris, Pansy, Fr.; Baton Rouge Harris, Paulette, Jr.; Chalmette Harrison, Cathy, Fr.; Mandeville Harrison, Ronnie, Fr.; Slidell Harry, Joann, Fr.; Bogalusa Hart, Joyce, Jr.; Folsom Hartman, Jan, Jr.; Denham Springs Hartner, Jo, Fr.; Prairieville Harvey, Tim, Soph.; Baton Rouge Hawkins, Debbie, Sr.; Harvey Mathematics Hawks, Nadia, Soph.; Metairie Havens, Marjorie, Soph.; Mandeville Haydel, Cynthia, Soph.; Mandeville Hayden, Richard, Jr.; Amite Hayes, C., Fr.; Clinton Haynes, Avis, Soph.; New Orleans Haynes, Valerie, Fr.; Ponchatoula Hazel, Susan, Fr.; Pointe-Al-A-Hache Hazelwood, Cathy, Fr.; Zachery Head, Dennis, Fr.; Ponchatoula Head, Joycelyn, Fr.; Covington Hebert, Charlotte, Fr. Hebert, Doris, Soph.; Livingston Hegwood, Kathy, Soph.; Bogalusa Hein, Sheryl, Sr.; Independence Mathematics Heinte, Lawrence, Jr.; Covington Heitmann, Cindy, Jr.; Ponchatoula Heinz, R., Soph.; Bogalusa Hellmers, Marlene, Soph.; New Orleans Helms, Carolyn, Sr. Hemelt, Eligious, Sr.; New Orleans Accounting Hemphill, Margie, Jr.; Hammond Henderson, Charles, Soph.; Metairie Henderson, Robin, Sr.; Metairie Elementary Education Henry, Debra, Fr.; Bogalusa Herbert, Cheryl, Fr.; Kenner Herbert, Mary, Jr.; New Orleans Herbert, Tana, Fr.; Hammond Hereford, Cindy, Fr.; Baton Rouge Herring, Donna, Sr.; Livingston Elementary Education Herry, Anne, Fr.; Mandeville Herzog, Connie, Fr.; Amite Higgins, Mike, Jr.; New Orleans Hilker, Karen, Fr.; Slidell Hill, C. A., Jr.; Goulds Hiliman, Stephanie, Jr.; Hammond Hills, Cynthia, Fr.; Hammond Himbert, John, Jr.; Metairie Himel, Jackie, Fr.; Hammond Hinton, Cynthia, Soph.; Metairie Hitchcock, Brenda, Jr.; Gretna Hite, Jill, Fr.; Hammond Hoffman, Gerald, Fr.; Metairie Hoffman, Patsy, Fr.; Arabi Students 307 308 Students Hoffman, Rhonda, Fr.; Arabi Holden, Alvin, Fr.; Amite Holder, Nedra, Fr.; Hammond Holetz, George, Fr.; Slidell Holliday, Anita, Soph.; Slaughter Hollis, Paula, Sr.; Olive Branch Elementary Education Hollis, Rebecca, Soph.; Olive Branch Hollingsworth, Rick, Jr.; Baton Rouge Holloway, Stanley, Fr.; New Orleans Holton, Rhonda, Fr.; New Orleans Hood, Ladonne, Soph.; Denham Springs Hood, Mona, Soph.; Covington Hoover, Vernon, Jr.; Hammond Hopkins, Bridget, Fr.; Denham Springs Horne, Ronnie, Jr.; Norco Housley, Wanda, Soph.; Amite Howes, Ricky, Sr.; Hammond Business Administration Howze, Jimmy, Sr.; Denham Springs Industrial Technology Huckabee, Marjo, Sr.; Baton Rouge Home Economics Hudson, Althalina, Sr.; Kentwood Social Welfare Hudspeth, Debra, Soph.; Amite Hughes, Christine, Soph.; Pine Grove Hughes, Eugene, Soph.; Amite Hughes, Salandra, Fr.; Zachery Hull, Linda, Soph.; Opelousas Humphrey, Lorna, Sr.; Buras Health, P.E., and Safety Hunter, Reginal, Soph.; Independence Hurst, Connie, Jr.; Kentwood Hutchinson, Wallace, Sr.; Tangipahoa Social Studies Hyde, Margaret, Jr.; Amite Hyde, Norma, Jr.; Tangipahoa Hyde, Paul, Jr.; Madisonville Hymel, Susan, Soph.; Reserve Irwin, Janice, Jr.; Metairie Isaacks, Susan, Sr.; Paradise Accounting Ivy, Pat, Fr.; Denham Springs Pe AL es a Jackson, Eula, Fr.; Baton Rouge Jackson, Joseph, Jr.; Hammond Jackson, Joseph, Soph.; Hammond Jackson, Kevin, Soph.; Hammond Jackson, Lionnell, Fr.; Roseland Jackson, Marion, Fr.; Baton Rouge Jackson, Norma, Fr.; Hammond Jackson, Pam, Fr.; New Orleans James, Debbie, Sr.; Hammond James, Shelia, Fr.; Kentwood Jamison, Mike, Jr.; New Orleans Jefferson, Ron, Soph.; Buras Jefferson, Shaughnesena, Fr.; Hammond Jene’, Elaine, Soph.; Harahan Jenkins, Cyrene Jo, Fr.; Franklinton Jenkins, David, Soph.; Denham Springs genkins, Veronica, Fr.; Slidell Jenkins, Willie, Jr.; Bogalusa Jennings, Wallace, Soph.; Kentwood Jobe, Darrell, Jr.; Metairie Johnson, Brenda, Fr.; Hammond Johnson, David, Soph.; Hammond Johnson, Debra, Sr.; Metairie Business Administration Johnson, Henri, Fr.; Ponchatoula Johnson, J., Soph.; New Roads Johnson, Jerome, Fr. Johnson, Joy, Soph.; Violet Johnson, Linda, Fr.; Port Allen Johnson, Sandra, Fr.; Baton Rouge Johnston, Pam, Fr.; Baton Rouge Students 309 310 Students Jones, Debbie, Sr.; Franklinton Home Economics Jones, Donnell, Jr.; New Orleans Jones, Marsha, Fr.; Opelusas Jones, Pamela, Soph.; Opelusas Jones, Phillip, Fr.; Tickfaw Jones, Rosetta, Fr.; Independence Jones, Roxy, Jr.; Hammond Jones, Shelia, Soph.; New Orleans Joye, Gary, Fr.; Slidell Juan, Clifton, Sr.; Arabi Accounting Juve’, Debbie, Jr.; Hammond Kador, Beverly, Fr.; Baton Rouge Kane, John, Soph.; Chalmette Kassing, Eddie, Soph.; Gretna Kastner, Jerry, Sr.; Hammond Industrial Management Tech. Keating, Charlotte, Sr.; Covington Biology Keaton, Royce, Soph.; Bogalusa Keller, Elena, Sr.; Luling Social Welfare Keller, Freda, Soph.; New Orleans Keller, Kerry, Jr.; Denham Springs Kelly, Cindy, Soph.; Bogalusa Kelly, Karen, Soph.; Slidell Kemp, Peggy, Soph.; Hammond Kemp, Phillip, Jr.; Hammond cae SS aa m NOH y TT ET We OF Va oe VBES FEAR TPES Uy aE Ie BER Kennedy, Bruce, Soph.; New Orleans Kennedy, Daniel, Sr.; Hammond Secretarial Administration Kennedy, Janet, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Education Kennedy, Joan, Fr.; Franklinton Kennedy, Karen, Jr.; Tangipahoa Kennedy, Keith, Soph.; Ponchatoula Kennedy, Sherry, Soph.; Franklinton Kentner, Billy, Fr.; Metairie Kerr, Cheryl, Fr.; Metairie Kersteter, Steve, Jr.; Covington Kevlin, John, Sr.; Ponchatoula Marketing Keys, Melanie, Fr.; Denham Springs Kilroy, Susan, Soph.; Baton Rouge Kimball, David, Sr.; Mandeville History Kimble, D., Jr.; Hammond Kimble, Terry, Soph.; Denham Springs Kinchen, Robert, Soph.; Holden King, Debbie, Sr.; Bush Business Education King, Marcia, Fr.; New Orleans King, Mary, Soph.; Franklinton King, Richard, Sr.; Covington Nursing King, Terry, Sr.; Norco Psychology Kinler, Kerry, Sr.; Luling Art Education Kippes, Keith, Jr.; Harahan Kirk, Sharon, Jr.; Hammond Kirsch, Rebecca, Soph.; Franklinton Kirvin, Sr.; Slidell Elementary Education Klieger, Cara, Sr.; Brooklyn Kliesch, Faye, Soph.; Kentwood Kling, Karla, Fr.; Baton Rouge Kluka, Virginia, Jr.; Ponchatoula Kluka, Sylvia, Sr.; Ponchatoula Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Knaps, Moreen, Fr.; Metairie Knauer, Becky, Fr.; Chalmette Knecht, Sharon, Fr.; Metairie Knight, Charles, Fr.; Covington Knight, Kay, Fr.; Bogalusa Knight, Paulette, Jr.; Hammond Knight, Steve, Fr.; Franklinton Kravat, Linda, Jr.; Hammond Kravat, Nancy, Soph.; Hammond Kreitzer, Emily, Fr.; New Orleans Kreutz, Charles, Sr.; Greensburg Industrial Technology Kron, Edgar, Fr.; Ponchatoula Kropog, Darlene, Fr.; Albany Kropog, Darrell, Fr.; Hammond Kuebler, Dorothy, Sr.; Ponchatoula Zoology Kuebler, Martha, Soph.; Ponchatoula LaBarthe, Wendy, Fr.; New Orleans LaBrousse, Ruth, Sr.; Covington Psychology Lamarca, Anna, Fr.; Independence Lamarca, Karla, Fr.; Buras Laborde, Andrea, Soph.; Metairie Lacassin, Linda, Fr.; Kenner Students 311 Laciura, C., Jr.; Independence Ladner, Chester, Sr.; Hammond History Lafitte, Jan, Jr.; Chalmette Lagrue, Paula, Soph.; Tickfaw Laiche, Tom, Jr.; Denton Laird, Ronnie, Soph.; Ponchatoula Lamonte, Joycelynn, Fr.; Greenwell Springs Lancaster, Laura, Sr.; Baton Rouge Elementary Ed. and Spch. Corr. Landor, Brenda, Fr.; Lacombe Landry, Carolyn, Jr.; Baton Rouge Landry, Susanne, Fr.; Brusly Landry, Theresa, Soph.; Slidell Lang, Shannon, Sr.; Ponchatoula Social Studies Langhart, Karen, Soph.; Hammond Langston, Lawanda, Fr.; Baton Rouge Lapham, Mary, Soph.; Baton Rouge Latham, Barbara, Jr.; Hammond Latino, Elizabeth, Soph.; Hammond Laurant, Walita, Fr.; Slidell Laurence, Sara, Soph.; Mandeville Laurent, Joanne, Soph. Laurie, Dale, Fr.; Baton Rouge Lavigne, Darlene, Fr.; Gonzales Lavigne, Walter, Fr.; Ponchatoula Lavin, Michael, Jr.; Hammond — . . ee ne - Lazarre, Mark, Soph.; Metairie 2 : || LaBlanc, Marilyn, Soph.; Norco : - ; j LeDoux, Catherine, Jr.; Harvey ; LeJune, Jeanne, Jr.; Bueche Lea Orene, Sr.; Kentwood Elementary Education Students 312 a Ledbetter, Adra, Jr.; Abita Springs Leche, Charlotte, Jr.; Reserve Lee, Leanna, Sr.; Heber Spring Nursing Lee, Terry, Soph.; Slidell Leger, Cheryl, Fr.; Chalmette Lemons, Paul, Jr.; Abita Springs Leon, Steve, Soph.; Metairie Leonard, Margie, Soph.; Baton Rouge Lester, Louis, Soph.; Kenner Levatino, Frankie, Sr.; Baton Rouge Secretarial Administration Leveron, Janet, Sr.; St. Amant Social Studies Levy, Nathan, Jr.; Melbourne Lewis, Carolyn, Fr.; Varnado Lewis, Cindy, Fr.; Hammond Lewis, Gwendolyn, Fr.; Baton Rouge Lewis, Martha, Sr.; Kentwood Zoology Lewis, Steve, Fr.; Covington Lewis, Wallace, Sr.; Hammond Business Education Lewis, Wesley, Jr.; Metairie Licausi, Denise, Soph.; Slidell Lichtenstein, Chris, Soph.; New Orleans fincoln, Clayton, Jr.; Nairn Lind, Phillip, Jr.; Baton Rouge Lindsey, Greg, Fr.; Franklinton Lion, Jennifer, Jr.; Metairie Liuzza, Jodean, Soph.; New Orleans Lobell, Robin, Soph.; Hammond Locascio, Paula, Jr.; Hammond Lockhart, Brian, Jr.; Denham Springs Lockhart, Cary, Jr.; Hammond Lockhart, Janice, Fr.; Denham Springs Lockhart, Jerome, Fr.; Denham Springs Lodwick, Pattie, Fr.; Kenner Lofaso, Emily, Fr.; Metairie Lofton, Cathy, Soph.; Clinton Logos, Cheryl, Jr.; Chalmette Students 313 Londono, Frank, Fr.; University Longino, Ida, Fr.; Livingston Longmire, Ann, Sr.; Slidell Elementary Education Lopez, Maria, Soph.; Hammond Lorio, Rebecca, Soph.; Covington Loupe, Diane, Soph.; Marrero Louvier, Roxanne, Soph.; Metairie Loving, Tommy, Fr.; Denham Springs Lucas, Charles, Jr.; Lattsworth Luchuck, Maria, Fr.; Slidell Luna-Boza, R., Jr.; El Salvad Lundy, Ed, Soph.; Lottie Lunn, Pam, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Education Lyerly, Barry, Soph.; Metairie Macalusa, Joey, Sr.; Hammond English Macaluso, Marcy, Soph.; Metairie Macaluso, Sharon, Sr.; Tickfaw Elementary Ed. and Spch. Corr. Mack, Paula, Jr.; Baton Rouge Mack, Russell, Fr.; Baton Rouge Mack, Trudy, Sr.; Denham Springs Social Welfare Mader, Barbara, Soph.; Metairie Madore, Rhonda, Fr.; Slidell Maestri, Debbie, Sr.; Covington Elementary Education Maestri, Edward, Jr.; Covington Maestri, Raymond, Jr.; Covington Maestri, Terry, Sr.; Chalmette Law Enforcement Magee, Janis Ann, Soph.; Franklinton Magee, Samuel, Sr.; Hammond Zoology Magee, Theresa, Fr.; Franklinton Magendie, Kevin, Jr.; New Orleans Maglone, Pam, Soph.; Slaughter Magruder, Logan, Fr.; Covington Mahaffey, Carolyn, Fr.; Wilson Mahaffey, Simeon, Fr.; Wilson Maher, Rhonda, Sr.; Denham Springs Social Welfare Malley, Richard, Fr.; Varnado Manguno, Colleen, Fr.; Kenner Manning, Carl, Sr.; Slidell Accounting Maquar, Cynthia, Fr.; Laplace Marino, Dale, Fr.; Baton Rouge Marionneaux, Carla, Soph.; New Orleans Marmillion, Lori, Jr.; Hahnville Marmillion, Pam, Soph.; Hahnville Maronge, M., Jr.; Metairie Marques, Joseph, Soph.; New Orleans Marshall, Beverly, Fr.; Bogalusa Marshall, Bruce, Soph.; Baton Rouge Marshall Janice, Fr.; Amite Martin, Alexander, Sr.; Varnado Nursing Martin, Barbara, Fr.; Hammond Martin, Cheryl, Soph.; Covington Martin, Gail, Fr.; Lacombe Martin, Karen, Soph.; Norco Martin, Katherine, Jr.; Slidell 314 Students Martin, Mare, Sr.; Metairie Government Martin, Susan, Jr.; Springfield Martinez, Brenda, Soph.; Baton Rouge Marty, Patricia, Fr.; Metairie Mason, Terry, Fr.; Denham Springs Matherne, Hector, Fr.; Belle Chasse Matos, Rebeca, Jr.; Hammond Matthews, Brenda, Jr.; Varnado Matthews, Charles, Jr.; Varnado Matulich, Chris, Fr.; River Ridge Matulich, Mary, Sr.; Slidell Elementary Education Mauldin, Sherry, Fr.; Walker Mauthe, Kathy, Jr.; Folsom Maxwell, Glenn, Fr.; Slidell May, Carol, Fr.; Denham Springs Mayard, Paula, Fr.; New Orleans Mayer, Kathy, Fr.; Baton Rouge Mayer, William, Sr.; Arabi Early Childhood Ed. Mayfield, Ann, Soph.; Pearl River Mayor, Kathy, Jr.; Bogalusa Mazoch, I. J., Soph.; Gonzales McCaa, Adrian, Jr.; Hammond McCant, Ella Rose, Jr.; Franklinton McCarthy, Laura, Jr.; New Orleans McCauley, Lana, Sr.; Denham Springs Business Education McClain, Roderick, Fr.; Baton Rouge McClendon, Marilyn, Sr.; Mt. Hermon Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. McCollum, Kenny, Sr.; New Orleans Business Administration McCord, Monica, Soph.; Baton Rouge McCormick, Bradney, Jr.; Homestead McCormick, Bridgette, Sr.; New Orleans Secretarial Administration McCoy, Linda, Jr.; Folsom McCoy, Lynne, Jr.; Baton Rouge McCrary,Terri, Fr.; Denham Springs McCullough, Scott, Sr.; Baton Rouge Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. McDaniel, Barry, Soph.; Pine Grove McDaniel, Danita, Fr.; Metairie McDonald, Brenda, Fr.; New Orleans McGary, Brenda, Jr.; Hammond McGee, Clara, Fr.; Avondale McGinnis, Kathi, Jr.; New Orleans McGittigan, Cathy, Fr.; Metairie McGlothren, Carlos, Fr.; Amite McGrail, Marcia, Fr.; Covington McGraw, Marvin, Soph.; Laplace McKee, Terri, Fr.; Beaumont McKenzie, Debbie, Fr.; Varnado McKneely, Betty Jo, Jr.; Ponchatoula McKnight, Kevin, Jr.; Metairie McKnight, Wanda, Jr.; Baton Rouge McLendon, Denise, Fr.; Ponchatoula McLin, Janice, Sr.; Baton Rouge Social Studies McMahon, Jane, Soph.; New Orleans McManus, Cheryl, Jr.; Springfield Students 315 LOS 7 é i se McManus, Gay, Soph.; Hammond McManus, Paul, Soph.; Springfield McMorris, Stephen, Soph.; Baton Rouge McNair, Kathy, Fr.; Hammond McNamara, Sharon, Sr.; Houma Music a ie Ee i es Ff McPherson, Kathy, Soph.; Baton Rouge , = a eae : = “s : i 4 McQueen, Charleece, Fr.; Covington McQueen, Duwanna, Fr.; Denham Springs McQuiston, Laurene, Soph.; Denham Springs Meade, Gayle, Soph.; New Orleans Medlock, Sandra, Fr.; Baton Rouge Meeker, Margaret, Fr.; Covington Mehle, Connie, Soph.; Metairie : as ge : i Mehrtens, Myra, Fr.; New Orleans : ; sy : : : Meiss, Michael, Soph.; Opelousas iS : : F : q 1 : ; Melancon, Bev, Soph.; River Ridge ES : : . Melerine, Therese, Fr.; Violet , Mendow, Cindy, Fr.; Covington 316 Students Meneghini, Paul, Soph.; Jefferson Mercier, Arlene, Fr.; Albany Mercier, Marie, Fr.; Albany Merritt, Brad, Fr.; Loranger Messina, Steve, Soph.; River Ridge Metz, Lisa, Jr.; Metairie Michael, Gwyn, Fr.; Amite Michel, Kim, Fr.; Arabi Michelli, Kathy, Fr.; Hammond Michlo, Patricia, Fr.; Valparaiss Mickenheim, Leo, Jr.; Bogalusa Middleton, Kim, Fr.; Hammond Middleton, Odel, Jr.; Folsom Miller, Alan, Fr.; Slidell Miller, Bess, Fr.; Amite Miller, Charlene, Fr.; Wilson Miller, Holley, Jr.; Metairie Miller, Jan, Fr.; Braithwaite Miller, Kenny, Jr.; Franklinton Miller, Norman, Jr.; Hammond Miller, Sue Ellen, Soph.; Port Sulphur Miller, Susan, Soph.; Baton Rouge Minor, Ethel, Fr.; Baton Rouge Mirambell, John, Jr.; Harahan Mire, Elinor, Fr.; Thibodoux Mire, Patricia, Soph.; Covington Mire, Paula, Fr.; Destrehan Misita, Cindy, Soph.; Amite Mitchell, Alan, Soph.; Amite Mitchell, Barbara, Fr.; Bogalusa Mitchell, Connie, Fr.; Laplace Mitchell, Linda, Jr.; Chalmette Mitchell, Mitch, Sr.; Mobile Government Mitchell, Rebecca, Fr.; Gretna Mizell, Rebecca, Soph.; Bogalusa Modenbach, Charles, Soph.; Chalmette Monday, Myra, Fr.; Franklinton Mondebello, Peggy, Fr.; Independence Monk, Sharon, Fr.; Bogalusa Monlezun, Eddie, Soph.; Harahan Montalbano, Regina, Soph.; Covington Montgomery, Carol, Jr.; New Orleans Montreuil, Meredith, Sr.; Metairie Marketing Monroe, Katherine, Sr.; Baton Rouge Elementary Education Moore, Joyce, Soph.; Hammond Mooty, Larry, Sr.; Hammond Industrial Arts Mooty, Margaret, Jr.; Hammond Mora, Federico, Sr.; Metairie Industrial Technology Morales, Ronnie, Sr.; Denham Springs Accounting Moran, Margaret, Jr.; Metairie Moran, Ronnie, Fr.; Baton Rouge Moreland, Robert, Jr.; Lake Charles Morgan, Janet, Fr.; Covington Morgan, Jenny, Soph.; Bogalusa Students 317 ee ssasesow. aa 318 Students Morgan, Jerry, Fr.; Walker Morgan, Oreda, Fr.; Baton Rouge Morlier, Gerald, Jr.; New Orleans Morris, Dorshena, Fr.; Harvey Morris, Larry, Sr.; Bogalusa Elementary Education Moss, Judy, Sr.; Bogalusa Nursing Motichek, Juanita, Fr.; Madisonville Muller, Keith, Soph.; Metairie Mulligan, Patty, Jr.; Covington Munster, Janis, Jr.; Chalmette Munsterman, Curt, Sr.; Venice Marketing Munsterman, Pam, Sr.; Venice Elementary Education Murphree, Christine, Fr.; Baton Rouge Murphy, Tom, Jr.; Kenner Murray, Marilyn, Jr.; Baton Rouge Murray, Michael, Jr.; Hammond Murray, Paula, Soph.; Bogalusa Murray, Terry, Fr.; Ponchatoula Musso, Raymond, Sr.; Arabi Industrial Arts Musso, Sara, Soph.; Arabi Myer, Vallerie, Sr.; Hammond Nursing Myers, Mark, Soph.; Slidell Nadolski, Janice, Sr.; Baton Rouge Elementary Education Nault, Barbara, Soph.; Baton Rouge Nault, David, Sr.; New Orleans Accounting Neal, Rhonda, Soph.; Hammond Neight, Cheryl, Soph.; New Orleans Nelsen, John, Sr.; Harahan Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Nelson, Jan, Fr.; River Ridge Nelson, Mona, Soph. ; Slidell seeps: BRE LS ERS “ = es eo Send ee Nelson, Vicki, Jr.; Denham Springs Nesmith, Regina, Fr.; Franklinton Nettelton, Wilson, Sr.; Jefferson Marketing Newell, Jay, Soph.; Slidell Newell, Laverne, Soph.; Hammond Newlin, Sherry, Sr.; Slidell English Newman, Linda, Jr.; Hammond Newman, Richard, Soph.; Hammond Neyland, Sandra, Sr.; Baton Rouge Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Nick, Allison, Jr.; Metairie Nichols, Star, Jr.; Magnolia Nielsen, Christi, Fr.; Belle Chasse Nihart, Byron, Fr.; Belle Chasse Nijoka, Monica, Jr.; Baton Rouge Nuccio, Beth, Jr.; Hammond Nunez, Margarita, Fr.; Harvey Nunez, Martin, Soph.; Violet O'Leary, Virginia, Jr.; Covington O’Quinn, Pam, Jr.; Metairie Odom, Stan, Soph.; Baton Rouge Olano, Dale, Soph.; Baton Rouge Ordonne, Barbara, Soph.; Lacombe Ordoyne, Lisa, Soph.; Alexandria Orellana, Eduardo, Sr.; San Salvador Economics Orgeron, Glenn, Fr.; Harvey Oswald, Laurie, Soph.; Metairie Ouber, Carmia, Fr.; Livingston Oubre, Kathy, Fr.; Norco Ourso, Audrey, Soph.; Ponchatoula Ourso, Rose, F1.; Ponchatoula Owens, Maxine, Fr.; New Orleans Pace, Faye, Jr.; Franklinton Page, Gwen, Jr.; Denham Springs Page, Linda, Sr.; Bogalusa Biology Page, Peggy, Fr.; Metairie Palmer, Beryl, Fr.; Jackson Students 319 ee ssssesaeseo..wsa a Palmero, Mike, Fr.; Slidell Palmisano, Gloria, Sr.; Harahan Elementary Education Paonak, Vinita, Sr.; Hammond Social Studies Parent, Mark, Soph.; Ponchatoula Parker, Joanna, Sr.; Ponchatoula Elementary Education Parker, John, Jr.; Pass Christian Parkerson, Laurie, Soph.; Covington Parks, Billy, Fr.; Mandeville Parks, Donald, Jr.; Harahan Parrino, Phil, Jr.; Baton Rouge Passman, Robin, Jr.; Franklinton Pastoret, Martha, Fr.; Slidell Pastoret, Rosita, Sr.; Slidell Health, P.E., and Dance Patten, Doug, Jr.; Bogalusa Patterson, Kerry, Soph.; Springfield Patterson, Mary, Soph.; Houma Paul, Vanessa, Jr.; New Orleans Paulsell, Chris, Soph.; Covington Pavanariddhi, E., Sr.; Thailand Business Administration Pavlovich, Susanne, Fr.; New Orleans Payadue, Denise, Fr.; Marrero Payne, Tommie, Fr.; Covington Peak, Howard, Jr.; Walker Pearson, Mike, Fr.; Hammond Pechon, Francis, Fr.; Madisonville Pechon, Joe, Fr.; Madisonville Peco, Marilyn, Fr.; Hammond YY f f 7 320 Students REE Oe ee Pedeaux, Gary, Jr.; Baton Rouge Penalber, Phyllis, Soph.; Prairieville Penton, Brenda, Fr.; Franklinton Pereira, Barbara, Fr.: Gretna Perera, Omar, Sr.; Metairie Medical Technology Perkins, Joyce, Soph.; Bogalusa Perkins, Terry, Sr.; Hammond Law Enforcement Perret, Brian, Soph.; Violet Perrin, Barry, Fr.; Ponchatoula Perrin, Gayle, Sr.; New Orleans Psychology Perrien, Wayne, Soph.; New Orleans Persick, Leo, Sr.; Baton Rouge Industrial Arts Person, Arnold, Soph.; Metairie Persons, Brad, Soph.; Metairie Pesquie, Renee’, Soph.; New Orleans Peters, David, Fr.; Metairie Peters, Sherrie, Fr.; Varnado Petersen, John, Fr.; Kenner Pevey, Janet, Soph.; Ponchatoula Pewitt, Kim, Fr.; Metairie Phillips, Carmen, Fr.; Slidell Phillips, David, Soph.; Baton Rouge Phillips, Virgil, Fr.; Pearl River Picone, Margaret, Soph.; New Orleans Pierce, Bruce, Fr.; Varnado Pierite, Joann, Jr.; Kenner Pierre, Donna, Soph.; Vacherie Pike, Barbara, Fr.; Abita Springs Pilie, Harold, Sr. Pinesett, Robert, Fr.; Hammond Piper, Susan, Soph.; Baton Rouge Pisciotta, Therese, Soph.; Tickfaw Pitre, Eddi Rae, Soph.; Gretna Pitre, Louann, Sr.; Baton Rouge Elementary Education Pittman, Dale, Sr.; Angie Chemistry Pittman, Debra, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Education Pittman, Olga, Jr.; Bogalusa Poche, Cora, Fr.; Ponchatoula Poche, Machelle, Fr.; Denham Springs Politz, Darlene, Sr.; Baton Rouge Sociology Pomes, Pam, Soph.; Baton Rouge Pope, Cindy, Fr.; Metairie Pope, Donna, Soph.; McNeill Porche, Jean, Sr.; Marrero English Porche, Larry, Fr.; New Orleans Porter, Christine, Soph.; Baton Rouge Porter, Perry, Fr.; Baton Rouge Pourciau, Cathi, Jr.; Baker Powe, Melanie, Fr.; Slidell Prescott, Michael, Jr.; New Orleans Prestenback, Jeanie, Soph.; New Orleans Price, Yolanda, Fr.; New Orleans Prince, Jean, Sr.; Baton Rouge Elementary Education Pritchard, Russell, Jr.; Chalmette Students 321 sae. 322 Students Prokop, Cynthia, Fr.; Holden Provenzano, Ethel, Soph.; Chalmette Provost, Linda, Fr.; Metairie Pugh, Jo Ellen, Jr.; Covington Purce llo, Tina, Soph.; Kenner Purvis, Gary, Jr.; Zachery Purvis, Russell, Fr.; Kentwood Pyle, Mark, Fr.; Slidell Quaid, Marie, Fr.; Metairie Quick, Charles, Jr.; New Orleans Quinters, Glynn, Fr.; Metairie Rabalais, Bradley, Fr.; Jackson Raborn, Robert, Fr.; Zachery Raby, Christyn, Jr.; Arabi Raby, Stephen, Jr.; New Orleans Ragan, Mona, Fr.; Ponchatoula Raiford, Janet, Fr.; Ponchatoula Ramirez, Carol, Sr.; Harahan Secretarial Administration Randazzo, Lydia, Jr.; Chalmette Randazzo, Susan, Fr.; Chalmette Ratcliff, Sharon, Fr.; Denham Springs Rau, Kim, Soph.; Baton Rouge Rawls, Joseph, Soph.; Covington Raymond, Billy, Fr.; Hahnville Rayner, P., Fr.; Pearl River Reeb, Carrie, Soph.; New Orleans Reese, Connie, Fr.; Slidell Reeme, Wendy, Sr.; Metairie Dietetics Remond, Claire, Fr.; Slidell Remondet, Peter, Soph.; Reserve Reynolds, Cyndi, Fr.; Metairie Reynolds, Daniel, Soph.; Port Sulphur Reynolds, Vickie, Sr.; Metairie History Rhea, Linda, Jr.; Denham Springs Rhodes, James, Fr.; Braithwaite Ribaul, Susan, Soph.; Gretna SS ea Ne ES Rice, Frank, Fr.; Baton Rouge Richard, Cheryl, Fr.; New Orleans Richard, Raymond, Soph.; Lafayette Richard, Susan, Soph.; Harvey Richard, Voris, Jr.; New Orleans Richards, Gail, Jr.; Hammond Richards, Melvin, Soph.; Baton Rouge Richardson, Jesse, Jr.; Franklinton Richardson, Neil, Soph.; Holden Richardson, Peggy, Fr.; Springfield Richardson, Stacy, Soph.; Denham Springs Richarme, Phyllis, Fr.; New Orleans Ricks, Robert, Sr.; Amite Law Enforcement Ricks, Stanley, Jr.; Hammond Riley, Geraldine, Soph.; Rincon, Carlos, Sr.; South America Zoology Rivette, Charles, Sr.; Metairie Government Roberie, Craig, Soph.; Metairie Roberson, Evelyn, Fr.; Batchelor Roberts, Annette, Sr.; Laplace Elementary Education Roberts, Evelyn, Sr.; Mt. Hermon Business Administration Roberts, Lorrie, Sr.; New Orleans Government Robertson, Eddie, Soph.; Ponchatoula Robertson, James, Sr.; Pearl River industrial Arts Robinson, Brenda, Jr.; Franklinton Robinson, Gay, Jr.; Ponchatoula Robinson, Sherry, Fr.; Baton Rouge Robinson, Evan, Soph.; Hammond Roddy, Michael, Sr.; Covington industrial Technology Roddy, Paul, Sr.; Covington industrial Technology Roddy, Thomas, Soph.; Covington Rogers, James, Sr.; Baton Rouge Accounting Rogers, Johnny, Jr.; Bogalusa Romaguera, Michael, Sr.; Metairie Zoology Rome, Suzan, Sr.; Luling Home Economics Rome, Wade, Fr.; Baton Rouge Rosier, Johnny, Sr.; Holden Business Administration Rosier, Sharon, Jr.; Holden Ross, Andrea, Fr.; Gonzalez Ross, Cindy, Fr.; Metairie Rossignol, Earl, Fr.; Metairie Rougeau, David, Sr.; Hammond Psychology Rougeau, Dianne, Soph.; Hammond Roughton, Allison, Fr.; Baton Rouge Rountree, Sharon, Fr.; New Orleans Roussel, Jane, Fr.; Baton Rouge Roux, Gail, Fr.; Harahan Rouyer, Edmond, Sr.; New Orleans Health, P.E. and Safety Ed. Rovira, Jane, Fr.; Stanton Rovira, Walter, Jr.; Metairie Rowe, Gina, Fr.; Livingston Rowland, Robert, Soph.; Pearl River Rownd, Elaine, Fr.; Slaughter Roy, Rob, Soph.; Mandeville Students 323 Cia a ee tot fe Ruble, John, Soph.; Bogalusa Ruble, Rene, Fr.; Bogalusa Ruffino, Frances, Jr.; Amite Ruffino, Sandra, Fr.; Amite Ruiz, Jose, Fr.; El Salvador Ruiz, Pam, Fr.; River Ridge Ruiz, Suzanne, Sr.; Metairie Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Rusca, Robert, Fr.; Abita Springs Rush, Jeffrey, Jr.; New Orleans Rush, Robert, Fr.; Washington Rushing, Sammy, Jr.; Baton Rouge Russ, Elizabeth, Fr.; White Castle Russell, Jennifer, Soph.; Ponchatoula Russell, Karen, Soph.; Denham Springs Russell, Kathy, Jr.; Roseland Russo, Jim, Fr.; New Orleans Russo, Rosey, Fr.; Hammond Sabin, Jerry, Fr.; Baton Rouge Sager, Cindy, Sr.; New Orleans Dietetics Saint, Nancy, Fr.; Zachery Salassi, Vickie, Sr.; Livingston Nursing Salinovich, Dana, Jr.; Port Sulphur Salter, Jeffrey, Sr.; Covington English Samson, Denise, Soph.; Metairie Samson, Jeffrey, Sr.; Metairie Business Administration Sanchez, Larry, Fr.; Baton Rouge Sandifer, Daniel, Fr.; Baton Rouge Sandifer, Gary, Sr.; Hammond Government Sanner, Paula, Jr.; Kenner Saragusa, Alice, Fr.; Independence Sarka, Gayle, Soph.; Bogalusa Sasser, William, Fr.; Baton Rouge Savoy, Julia, Fr.; Kentwood Scardino, Leigh, Fr.; Baton Rouge Scavona, Madge, Soph.; Baton Rouge Schaeffer, Jerry, Jr.; Kenner 324 Students eee Pte + eae “ ising Cg | eee DRC AIU Has Scheibe, Cindy, Soph.; Metairie Scheppegrell, R., Soph.; Metairie Schexnaydre, B., Fr.; Kentwood Schexnaydre, Karen, Sr.; Norco Mathematics Schexnaydre, P., Soph.; Convent Schilling, Jenny, Sr.; Metairie Nursing Schalayer, Janet, Sr.; Metairie Medical Technology Schlenker, Theresa, Soph.; Covington Schluter, Ed., Jr.; Jefferson Schmit, Ronald, Sr.; Chalmette Business Administration Schoonmaker, C., Fr.; Port Allen Schott, John, Soph.; New Orleans Schoot, Stephen, Fr.; New Orleans Schulte, Sharon, Fr.; Metairie Schultz, Herbert, Sr.; Metairie Social Welfare Schultz, Sally, Jr.; Manhattan Schum, Galen, Jr.; Ponchatoula Schwab, Lucille, Fr.; Covington Scioneaux, Dana, Fr.; Laplace Sciortino, Nancy, Fr.; Metairie Scogin, Sherry, Fr.; Slidell Scott, Susan, Fr.; Metairie Sears, Shery!, Soph.; Weston Seaton, Ann, Soph.; Baker Sedberry, Lucille, Soph.; Baton Rouge Sekul, Dina, Soph.; Metairie Self, Donnis, Fr.; Walker Sellers, Pam, Fr.; Kentwood Sellers, Shelia, Fr.; Slidell Selman, Coralee, Fr.; Denham Springs Selzer, Mark, Fr.; Slidell Sepulveda, Henry, Sr.; Baton Rouge Serio, John, Soph. Serpas, Don, Fr.; Arabi Servay, Leslie, Fr.; Arabi Seymour, A., Soph.; Metairie Students 325 sss ae Seymour, Robert, Soph.; New Orleans Shamburger, Eliza, Soph.; Hammond Shamp, Ann, Jr.; Mandeville Shamp, Ellen, Soph.; Mandeville Shamp, Patty, Soph.; Mandeville Sharp, Clinton, Soph.; Amite Sharp, Susan, Fr.; Folsom Sharp, Trina, Soph.; Bush Sheeren, Richard, Fr.; Hammond Shepard, Edward, Soph.; Amite Sheridan, Brenda, Fr.; Ponchatoula Sherrod, Norma, Sr.; Laplace Elementary Education Shiell, Judith, Sr.; Metairie Art Shivers, Terry, Soph.; Hammond Short, Denise, Soph.; Bogalusa Shotwell, Mike, Sr.; Jackson Government Showers, Nathaniel, Fr.; Hammond Shows, Alana, Fr.; Fordoche Shrader, Schuyler, Sr.; Baton Rouge Art Shrank, Kathleen, Sr.; Hammond Marketing Sibley, Carolyn, Soph.; Franklinton Sibley, Karen, Soph.; Springfield Sibley, Ora Lee, Fr.; Amite Sibley, Tara, Fr.; Baton Rouge Siegrist, Kim, Fr.; Covington Silva, Wayne, Jr.; Hammond Simmons, Ada, Fr.; Amite Simmons, Gary, Jr.; Franklinton Simmons, Ken, Sr.; Hammond Business Administration Simpson, Kenny, Soph.; Denham Springs Sims, Melverine, Sr.; Greensburg Computer Science Singletary, Carol, Jr.; lowa Singleton, Rosa, Soph.; Pine Grove Sirgo, Sheliah, Fr.; New Orleans Sitman, Richard, Sr.; Greensburg Business Administration Slay, Julie, Fr.; Metairie Small, Dildred, Fr.; Greensburg Smart, Dennis, Fr.; Hammond Smedley, Sammy, Soph.; Metairie Smith, Angela, Jr.; Slidell Smith, Carol, Fr.; Amite Smith, Cathelia, Fr.; Slidell Smith, Cindy, Soph.; Denham Springs Smith, Deborah, Jr.; Kentwood Smith, Debra, Fr.; Independence Smith, Donna, Soph.; Robert Smith, Donnie, Soph.; Franklinton Smith, Edward, Fr.; Hammond Smith, Garlan, Sr.; Arabi Government Smith, Gary, Jr.; Franklinton Smith, Gretchen, Sr.; Mandeville Home Economics Smith, Gwen, Fr.; Baton Rouge Smith, tris, Fr.; Slidell Smith, Janet, Jr.; Mt. Hermon 326 Students Smith, Judy, Soph.; Zachary Smith, June, Soph.; Hammond Smith, Karen, Soph.; New Orleans Smith, Kathy, Fr.; Baton Rouge Smith, Kim, Fr.; Livingston Smith, Liesa, Jr.; Greensburg Smith, Linda, Jr.; independence Smith, Michael, Jr.; Hammond Smith, Monica, Sr.; Livingston Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Smith, Myra, Fr.; Slidell Smith, Noel, Sr.; Metairie Health, P.E., and Safety Ed. Smith, Paula, Jr.; Ponchatoula Smith, Peggy, Fr.; New Orleans Smith, Phillip, Fr.; Ponchatoula Smith, Rachel, Sr.; Kentwood Home Economics Smith, Ricky, Soph.; Springfield Smith, Ronnie, Sr.; Baker Marketing Smith, Sheila, Jr.; Denham Springs Smith, Stephen, Jr.; Metairie Smith, Stuart, Soph.; Reserve Soileau, Christie, Fr.; Clinton Soileau, Terry, Fr.; Baton Rouge Southworth, Paul, Soph.; Hammond Spangler, Sarah, Soph.; Hammond Spears, Sandra, Fr.; Tangipahoa Spedale, Patricia, Fr.; Baton Rouge Speed, Clifton, Sr.; Greensburg History Spiller, Mary, Sr.; Walker Elementary Education Spillman, Lisa, Fr.; Bogalusa Spitale, Katherine, Soph.; Amite Spooner, Virginia, Fr.; Kenner Spring, Lloyd, Fr.; Roseland Sprull, Deborah, Soph.; Baton Rouge Springler, Thomas, Sr.; Metairie Microbiology St. Cyr, Sharon, Soph.; New Orleans St. Julien, Andrea, Soph.; Baton Rouge Students 327 328 Students St. Martin, Debbie, Jr.; Laplace St. Philip, Anthony, Fr.; Belle Chasse St. Pierre, Louann, Soph.; Norco St. Romain, Gordon, Fr.; Metairie St. Romain, Peggy, Fr.; New Orleans Stadler, Sybil, Jr.; Laplace oem Staehle, Bill, Fr.; Metairie Stafford, Francis, Fr.; Franklinton Stanga, Elvis, Fr.; Ponchatoula Stanga, Gwen, Jr.; Ponchatoula Steed, Wayne, Fr.; Slidell Stemmann, Julie, Sr.; Lake Charles Business Administration Oo anew +e Steinmuller, Adele, Fr.; Baton Rouge Stephens, Carolyn, Jr.; Baton Rouge Stevens, Charles, Sr.; Roseland Business Administration Stevens, Kay, Fr.; Baker Stevens, Kim, Jr.; Ponchatoula Stevens, Stefanie, Sr.; Hammond Marketing Stevenson, Charles, Soph.; Hammond Stevenson, Donna, Sr.; Metairie Spanish Stewart, Gary, Soph.; Livingston Stewart, Gwenda, Fr.; Baton Rouge Stewart, Kevin, Fr.; Walker Stewart, Rita, Jr.; Kenner Stich, Ruth, Fr.; Metairie Stipe, Susie, Sr.; Harahan Accounting Stogner, Marilyn, Fr.; Angie Stolf, Chris, Fr.; Metairie Stott, Bill, Fr.; Zachery Stow, Jean, Jr.; Baton Rouge 4 ATP a ed De PE ae ee lena ieee A es ga Lei 4 : dh a AN a A Ok hada UCM ASEIORL TAI) PENDET SELON ER HOF e ee cecal hentia LO Ah a tee i th nme 9 eet Strecker, Jerry, Jr.; Slidell Strecker, Jimmy, Fr.; Slidell Stroud, Karel, Fr.; Denham Springs Striekert, Linda, Soph.; New Orleans Stubbs, Bonnie, Jr.; Clinton Suhor, Patricia, Fr.; Chalmette Sullivan, Kathreen, Soph.; Slidell Susslin, Sue, Sr.; Slidell Elementary Ed. and Spch. Corr. Suter, Sharon, Fr.; Metairie Swett, Phil, Jr.; Covington Swire, Debbie, Jr.; Springfield Sylvest, Janice, Jr.; Denham Springs Sylvest, Marian, Soph.; Franklinton Tamai, Ramona, Soph.; Metairie Tan, Le, Fr.; indonesia Taormina, Darlene, Fr.; Hammond Taormina, Joan, Fr.; New Orleans Tapie, Wanda, Sr.; Metairie Elementary Education Tapp, Lorraine, Fr.; Clinton Tardo, Kathryn, Jr.; Metairie Tardo, Vicky, Soph.; Metairie Tassin, Janet, Jr.; Laplace Tate, Karen, Soph.; Baker Taylor, Ardella, Fr.; Franklinton Taylor, Carolyn, Fr.; Clinton Taylor, Debra, Fr.; Tickfaw Taylor, Jo Ellen, Sr.; Hammond Music Taylor, Mercedes, Jr.; Clinton Taylor, Wallace, Jr.; Starkville Teague, Karen, Fr.; New Orleans Teekal, Malcolm, Jr.; Hammond Teekal, Pam, Fr.; Hammond Terral, Ray, Sr.; Hammond Law Enforcement Terrebonne, Donna, Soph.; Loranger Thames, James, Soph.; Amite Thames, Virginia, Sr.; Franklinton Social Welfare Theriot, Cyd, Fr.; Mandeville Theriot, David, Fr.; Baton Rouge Theriot, Sharon, Sr.; Slidell Computer Science Theriot, Suzanne, Sr.; Metairie Psychology Theus, Marie, Jr.; Franklinton Thibodeaux, Theresa, Sr.; Destrehan Business Education Thomas, Bruce, Jr.; Franklinton Thomas, Craig, Fr.; Bogalusa Thomas, David, Sr.; Hammond Social Welfare Thomas, Debbie, Soph.; Franklinton Thomas, Dennis, Fr.; Detroit Thomas, inez, Fr.; Slidell Thomas, J. T., Soph.; Franklinton Thomas, Lauren, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Education Thomas, Mike, Jr.; Varnado Thompson, Carolyn, Fr.; Tickfaw Thompson, Glen, Soph.; Holden Thompson, John, Fr.; Amite Students 329 Thompson, Leslie, Soph.; Springfield Thompson, Neal, Jr.; Baton Rouge Thompson, Young, Fr.; Amite Thorn, Marvin, Fr.; Hammond Thorn, Denise, Fr.; Hammond Thorn, Edith, Fr.; Hammond Thorn, Sarah, Soph.; Hammond Thrower, Melanie, Fr.; Baton Rouge Timmons, Debbie, Fr.; Denham Springs Tobar, Herbert, Fr.; El Salvador Tobar, Jorge, Jr.; Hammond Tobar, Zulema, Fr.; Hammond Tobin, Dan, Soph.; Metairie Todd, Jackie, Fr.; Denham Springs Tolliver, Estelle, Fr.; Baton Rouge Toney, Terry, Sr.; Kentwood Pre-Dentistry Todley, Dian, Sr.; Metairie Psychology Tooley, Patti, Fr.; River Ridge Tooley, Toni, Sr.; River Ridge Business Education Toomer, Melvin, Jr.; Hammond Toothman, Kim, Jr.; Denham Springs Touche, Jaye, Soph.; Covington Tournillon, Michael, Fr.; New Orleans Townsend, Beth, Fr.; Franklinton Townson, Mary, Sr.; Pine Grove Elementary Education Trager, Lou, Fr.; Metairie Travis, Karen, Fr.; Jefferson Traylor, Mike, Soph.; Hammond Triche, Kathy, Sr.; Baton Rouge Elementary Education Trosclair, Trudy, Fr.; Norco 330 Students peer Ae ee ae Troxler, Ranell, Sr.; Hahnville Elementary Education Truitt, Dixie, Jr.; Baton Rouge Trumbaturi, Lisa, Soph.; Braithwaite Tryniecki, Jan, Sr.; Amite Dietetics Tschirn, Stephen, Sr.; Jefferson industrial Technology Tucker, Mary, Fr.; Metairie Tulley, Julie, Jr.; Luling Turner, Bobby, Fr.; Chalmette Turner, Sandra, Fr.; Walker Tuttle, Sharon, Jr.; Hammond Tycer, Janet, Fr.; Covington Tyrney, Mona, Fr.; Tangipahoa Tyrone, Angela, Fr.; Chalmette Umbach, Debbie, Jr.; Hammond Vachetta, Christine, Jr.; Gretna Vallado, Raymond, Soph.; Springfield Van Bree, Dirk, Fr.; Hammond Vanbuskirk, Terry, Soph.; Baton Rouge Varisco, Debbie, Fr.; Hammond Varisco, Pat, Soph.; Hammond Varnado, Dale, Soph.; Franklinton Varnado, Douglas, Sr.; Greensburg Biology Varnado, Fay, Soph.; Franklinton Vaughn, Eddie, Jr.; Amite Vaughn, Gwendolyn, Soph.; Covington Venterella, Linda, Sr.; Amite Home Economics Verberne, Randy, Jr.; Franklinton Verret, Brenda, Fr.; New Orleans Verret, Polly, Soph.; Plaquemine Vial, Cynthia, Soph.; Hammond Vicknair, Joann, Fr.; Maurepas Vicknair, Terry, Jr.; Baton Rouge Victor, Julie, Fr.; Laplace Vidrine, Howard, Fr.; New Orleans Villarrubia, D., Fr.; Bogalusa Villeret, C., Fr.; Reserve Students hone 332 Students BON TLE OES ERED G8 EE ELA EIEN CUAL ED NI MIB SO MCLEE Vince, Therese, Fr.; Baton Rouge Vining, Debbie, Fr.: Hammond Vining, Sue, Fr.; Morgan City Vise, Tommy, Soph.; Hammond Vliet, Ellis, Sr.; Metairie Business Administration Voorhies, Denise, Sr.; Metairie Mathematics Vujnovich, Anna, Soph.; New Orleans Vujnovich, Lana, Fr.; New Orleans Vujnovich, Wendy, Sr.: New Orleans Zoology Vutera, Sal, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Education Vybiral, Debbie, Soph.; New Orleans Wade, Julie, Sr.; Hammond Elementary Ed. and Spch. Corr. Waggenspack, Lori, Fr.; Gonzales Wagner, Carol, Soph.; Denham Springs Wagner, Denise, Fr.; Covington Waguespack, Laurie, Fr.; New Orleans Waguespack, D., Fr.; Ponchatoula Walker, Cliff, Fr.; Hammond Walker, Debbie, Soph.; Denham Springs Walker, Jimmy, Sr.; Hammond Business Administration Walker, Lonnie, Fr.; independence Walker, Rosalie, Jr.; independence Walter, Chery!, Soph.; Baton Rouge Warford, Sylvia, Fr.; Amite Warner, Robin, Jr.; Bogalusa Warren, Betty, Jr.; Chalmette Warren, Judy, Jr.; Hammond Wascom, Daryl, Fr.; Hammond Wascom, Mike, Sr.; Baton Rouge Sociology Washington, Wilma, Sr.; independence Social Welfare Watson, Bronis, Fr.; Mt. Hermon Watson, Cheryl, Jr.; Kenner Watson, Kenneth, Soph.; Bogalusa Watson, Pamela, Fr.; Harvey Wattigney, Cheryl, Fr.; Harahan Watts, Helen, Jr.; Baton Rouge Watts, Jonice, Jr.; Livingston Watts, Melanie, Soph.; Baton Rouge Watts, Peggy, Sr.; Livingston Liberal Arts Weary, James, Jr.; Folsom Weatherly, Julie, Fr.; Hammond Weatherly, Nancy, Sr.; Hammond Nursing Webb, Catherine, Sr.; Livingston Speech Webb, Donald, Fr.; Denham Springs Webb, Joe, Soph.; Denham Springs Webb, Mack, Soph.; Lettsworth Webb, Mary, Soph.; Franklinton Webb, Stacy, Fr.; Baton Rouge Webster, Terry, Fr.; Baton Rouge Weilbaecher, James, Fr.; New Orleans Welch, Lisa, Fr.; Baton Rouge Wells, Brenda, Fr.; New Orleans Wells, Joyce, Soph.; Hammond Wempren, Kim, Soph.; Laplace Students 333 Lon sseuaaaes Wentz, Peggy, Jr.; New Orleans West, Harold, Fr.; Gretna West, Janis, Fr.; Gretna Wesley, Margie, Sr.; Walker Business Education Westmoreland, Lynn, Sr.; Franklinton Animal Science Weymouth, Karen, Sr.; New Orleans Spanish Whisenhunt, Mike, Jr.; Slidell Whitaker, Peggy, Sr.; Metairie Sociology White, Jack, Fr.; Metairie White, Roger, Sr.; Bogalusa Law Enforcement Whitfield, Alice, Soph.; Baton Rouge Wicker, Beverly, Sr.; Baton Rouge English Wiggins, Roland, Fr.; Bogalusa Wilcox, Diana, Fr.; Belle Chasse Wild, Terri, Fr.; Chalmette Williams, Beth, Fr.; Metairie Williams, Chris, Soph.; Franklinton Williams, Cindy, Fr.; Franklinton Williams, Darla, Fr.; Pine Grove Williams, Herbie, Soph.; Marrero Williams, Isaac, Fr.; Hammond Williams, Jeff, Sr.; Baton Rouge Industrial Technology Williams, Jimmy, Soph.; Kentwood Williams, Margaret, Fr.; Pride Williams, Remender, Fr.; Baton Rouge Williams, Wilbert, Soph.; Franklinton Williamson, Cheryl, Fr.; Baker Williamson, Deborah, Soph.; New Orleans Wilson, David, Jr.; Baton Rouge Wilson , Mark, Fr.; Baker | ogy | sexs PSSA GLLOR USNS BA i MT A is 334 Students Wilson, Donna, Fr.; Baton Rouge Wilson, Ira, Soph.; New Sarpy Wilson, Kenneth, Fr.; Roseland Wilson, Lamont, Fr.; Slidell! Wilson, Mary, Fr.; Covington Wilson, Roger, Fr.; Hahnville Wilson, Sandra, Soph.; Clinton Wilthew, Stephen, Jr.; Arabi Winding, Letha, Fr.; Walker Winkler, Chris, Jr.; Hammond Winkler, David, Soph.; Hammond Winston, Cynthia, Fr.; Mandeville Winter, Beth, Sr.; Baton Rouge Social Welfare Wise, Gail, Sr.; Baton Rouge Elementary Education Wolfe, Eugenie, Fr.; Metairie Wood, Mitzi, Sr.; Luling Elementary Education Wood, Nancy, Jr.; Baton Rouge Woodard, Shirley, Sr.; Angie Business Education Woods, Allen, Soph.; New Orleans Woods, Joann, Jr.; Hammond Woods, Stephen, Jr.; Hammond Woodward, Kathy, Fr.; Greenwell Springs Wooley, Michele, Sr.; New Orleans Secretarial Administration Wooten, Charles, Soph.; Slidell Worthy, William, Soph.; New Orleans Wright, Johnk, Fr.; Amite Wright, Kerry, Fr.; Ama Wright, Victorine, Fr.; Covington Wursteisen, Phyllis, Fr.; Harahan Yandell, Jill, Soph.; Ventress Yarborough, John, Jr.; Kentwood Yeager, Ellis, Fr.; Hammond Yeager, Virginia, Soph.; Hammond Young, Elona, Fr.; Baton Rouge Young, Penny, Fr.; Baton Rouge Young, Stanley, Fr.; Varnado Youngblood, John, Sr.; Kenner Plant Science Zachary, Thomas, Sr.; Amite Zoology Zenon, Olive, Fr.; Slidell Zenon, Treva, Soph.; Slidell Zeringue, Brian, Jr.; Raceland Zeringue, Pam, Sr.; Luling Elementary Education Zeringue, Sidney, Jr.; Chalmette Zia, Irshad, Fr.; New Orleans Students 335 De It was here that | found friends in faces from places that | had heard only existed. | felt a need to belong, and | discovered added meaning in day-to-day activities. | searched for solutions to the un- answered and as my _ searching assumed many forms, so the answers came to me at different times and in unexpected ways. It was here that | gained a little more 336 The End maturity and a lot more insight into the liveS of many people as well as into my own life. | learned much more than books could ever teach and | learned each man is himself a book if you only know how to read him. I’ve lived another year, come a little further, grown a little taller and seen a bit more of life, as well as my fellow man. Today I’m leaving someone, going somewhere, looking to the future. But regardless of how far | go or where life takes me in the years to come, | could never forget you. So when | shall stop for a moment and wish to recall the days of those years gone by, I'll remember the days that | knew and spent with you, the laughter, the sweet taste of happiness, the countless memories ... Then | will smile once again and say, ‘Yes, | remember when.” °