St Martins Episcopal School - Shield Yearbook (Metairie, LA)

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J. V Football 'RK 13 AH 1635535 rr 3 33 162 'A E4 ' 3 IU FIRST ROW: John Shober, Clifford Conrad, David Hesse, Tom Libscornb, Chris von Gohren, Carl Smith, Aubrey Durr, Monty Burlingame, Bill Ball, Allen Radar, Tom Schneider, SECOND ROW: Kane Mitchell, Tom Accomando, Michael Heepke, Michael Ginn, Greg Berard, Steven Graf, Richy Rusch, Michael Dunbar, Karl Durr, Kicker Vallas, Donald Richardson. THIRD ROW: John Dahlberg, Stephen Pottharst, Gerard Dillon, Edward DeMartini, Kelly Duncan Jogn Treen, Foster Duncan, wright Evenson, Bill McFarland, Burt Kemp, Coach Rick Dike. I would like to congratulate the Junior Varsity football players on the fine job that they did this season. The twenty-two boys, led by co-captains David Hesse and Wright Eavenson, showed a great deal of courage in finishing the season strong after two close opening losses. The finest ef- fort was the l9-7 win over a strong Sam Barthe team. The J. V. 's simply outhit Barthe, which is what football is all about. Again, I congratulate the team on a job well done, truly a team effort. COACH C. R. DIKE T St. Bernard Buras NOA Kehoe J. B. Martin l3 4 fi Sam Barthe 4 ,259 fa Hts.. f+.,,.. lf wafff .M Q, x 5 if H L f 3 M f2Wm ff Wm 1? af. .f., t,.l: t ,, MW QAM... .away 2 f, ,V .rms , Vg ., ...f,, 5353 Q fr ' 'C '1f 6 f if . ff 'lr - . 'A arfgrwgffxflagzf.-f ' . r W rf: .sz 1 '- , . J .-2 iffy.. ' .5 O 5g,,,,.g5-., , Q A5 rg, .. A af ' I fi.. .V Q2 V T I, , 5 f k, i at I U., 51

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: Marie DeCamp, Anne Shepherd, Jade Van Meter. BOTTOM ROW: Bonnie Ball, Julie Pellerin, Babs Bryant, Lisa Smith. I62