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

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1971 volume:

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M ff' Table of Contents Dedication ---- Administration - - - Classes ------ Organizations - - Chapel ----- Activities - - Favorites - - - --10 --14 --so 127 136 142 164 Sports ----- Special Events - - Ads --------- ----- 180 232 246 n n m s n s vw'-' 2 Ei . 1 ml, A, ,,,, 2 I -+1.11 ffm wg, Faith Scholarslup Service -Qf E'1L- L,,-L' x m s s s X v i X l 1 1 , I4 I K T 1 N 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 I 5 1 s x s s V N X w w w N s i w W N r Heaclmastergs Message Those of you who, in the future, peruse the pages of this copy of the SHIELD, will find that it reflects the activities, moods and styles of the students of this school year 1970-'71, This year has indeed been one of change in attitude and outlook. lt is as if young people have turned the corner from contentiousness and hostility toward authority, and away from the view that the only way to change things is to destroy them. This is hopeful and reassuring in a sense, but we adults must not delude ourselves into thinking that the dis- enchantment of young people with the way we in authority are running things is but a passing fancy. They want a world of honesty, justice, and compassion. They want a world more concerned with the human condition in contrast to success spelled out in terms of the accumulation and proliferation of 'things. ' lt is essential that as adults we, too, turn the corner in our attitudes and thoughts. Wemust come to recognize that the complexity of existing problems are of our own making, And wemust be flexible, honest and intelligent enough to redesign our priorities. At the same time we must provide those educational opportunities for our youth which will enable them to gain the background and determination to manage the problems which are threatening them and to point toward a more helpful future for all mankind, ZMWJHZ 0. ws Sew QW' alfa' if Top: ROBERT L. HILL, School Comptroller and Business Manager. Center Left: MARIORIE MONTGO- MERY, Director of Development. Center Right: BESSIE TISDALE, Bookstore Manager. Lower Left: EUGENE F. EBLEN, JR., College Advisor, B.S., Tulane University Lower Right: FLORENCE B. KREE- GER, Registrar . Administration r E t 1 iv' 4' 424' we 'li E warg' MQ ' E , ff, - 2 ,,. ,Egg -i . C C V N 1 rr W A 15' ,,,,g,Lieffff.,, ii' S ' Z, 0 5 V , V - ' 2 . ff if 'I 1,-11 54 Q' 'wfz erg rg ...., - fi- 2 f . 7? if A f A 'fr if W 7 1' ,ag Q w is it Ai ' r 'f fswegff 1 ' if 1 rr a ,al-'iv f if 5 if fm rag W 3: fggurfgia , 2435 iiyiaaed A W 4 Top: MARY ANNE VON GOHREN, School Nurse. Center Left: LILLI VAN SLATE, Reading. Center Right: BETTY BANKSTROM, Assist ant to the Registrar. Lower Left: KATHLEEN KEMP, Permanent Sub- stitute, Louisiana State University. Lower Right: ELSIE C. PHILLPOTT, Secretary to the Headmaster. VIRGINIA B, NICHOLSON, Upper School Librariang Center Left: JOE G, WALSH, Music Department Head Center Right: MARY SUE RONIGER, Art, B, F, A, , Newcomb Collegeg GERALDINE SISTRUNK, Sewing and Stitchery, . m If 5 I :, fy 20 JANE SCHMIDT, Secretary to the Assistant Headmaster: Center Left: FRANKIE YEARGAIN, Director of Student Activities, Sewing: Center Right: MRS. ROBERT J. WILLIAMS Assistant to the Bookstore: MRS. LE MULLER, Editor of the BELL. The chief function of the En- glish Department is to foster under- standing and appreciation of our language, as well as to provide instruction in the preferred forms and structure of this language, Since this discipline is repeti- tive and cumulative, efforts are made to correlate the work on all levels, In addition to basic in- struction in literature, composi- tion, and grammar for all students in the upper school, members of this department have also assumed responsibility for the school pub- lications and dramatic activities, Top Center: SUZANNE P. PETER- SON, B. A, , Belhaven College: M, A, , Tulane University, Top Right: LINDA F. MIXON, B, S,, L, S, U,: Centenary College, Loyola Univ, Center Left: HARRIETTE S, BURKS, Department Head, B,A,, Univ. of Wyoming: M, A, , Univ, of Southwestern Louisiana, Center Center: HILDA G, LOBENSTEIN, B, A, , Mississippi State College for Women: Dominican College, Cen- ter Right: BARBARA A, CHANDLER, B, A, , McNeese State College: M, A,, Univ, of Arkansas. Bottom Center: ANDREW G, EDMONSON, JR,, B, A, , M, A, , Tulane Univ, Bottom Right: OLETA M, HETHER- WICK, B, S, , Delta State Teachers College, English 3 . Foreign, Language Three years of a foreign lan- guage are required toward gradu- ation at St, Martin's School, , The students have a choice of either French, Spanish, or Latin. Latin is being gradually phased out and will eventually be replaced by either German or Russian. In the Modern Languages, we try to teach the students to under- stand, speak, read, and write the language - with special emphasis on understanding and speakingf To fulfill those aims, the direct ,approach is used to avoid as much as possible the use of English in the classroom, Top: MITCHELL BERARD, Depart- ment Head, B, A, , University of Southwestern Louisiana, C, D, F., University of Bordeaux, France, Center-Left: ISABEL L, ANGLADE, B, A, , University of Puerto Rico, M, A, , Tulane University. Right: PEDRO B, PEREZ, B, s., South- western Louisiana College, Bottom Leftg DOUGLAS M, HUDSON, B, A M, Ed., University of Virginia. Rightg ARNOLD J, TRUXILLO, B, A L. S. U. N. O. The science teaching of the past decades is most inappropriate for the world we live in today and will be even less suitable for the world of tomor- row. We are undergoing a revolution in sciences. A close partnership has been developed betweell science and the economics, social, educational, and N political issues of our time. Today there are few problems in any of these areas that can be discussed to their fullest meaning in the absence of a scientist. Today all over the world and among all peoples there is an awareness that scientific literacy is essential to an understanding of the nature and events of contemporary civilization. Science Top Right: HAROLD F, GRAF, Department Head, B, A, , Mississippi Col- legeg M, Ed., University of North Carolinag M, S,, M. Ed., Loyola Uni- versity, Top Left: IVA MAE WEST, University of Illinois, Bottom Right: BELLE JOHNSON, B, S, , Tulane University, Bottom Left: KATHRYN R, CHASTANT, B. S,, L. S. U. 24 Mathematics At St, Martin's, as in most other secondary schools, there has been considerable change in the mathe- matics curriculum. For the 1970-71 year, we have offered calculus for the first time. This is an advanced placement course and may earn col- lege credit for those who pass the ad- vanced placement exam with a suf- ficiently high score, Only those stu- dents who have taken Math IV in their junior year will be qualified for the calculus course. Top Left: JAMES W, LATHAM, Department Head, A, B, , M, A, T., Tulane University. Center Left: MYRTH S, LEE, B, S., Northwestern State College of Louisiana. Center: ELEANOR B, GOHEEN, B, S., Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, Right: COL, JOHN MEADE, U. s.A, qRer,y, B, s,, Princeton University. Bottom Left: BARBARA SAIK, B. A., Tulane Uni- versity. Right: LYNN BOLLES, B. S, Southeastern Louisiana University. gs The Social Studies Department is increasingly focusing on the need to prepare students to deal intelli- gently and humanely with the ex- panding complexities of modern so- ciety, Its aim is to utilize the tools of history, government, geography, sociology, economics, and anthro- pology to develop skills and concepts from which rational and meaningful decisions can be made in a world of changing social forces and conflict- ing ideologies. Top: DOROTHY D, PORTER, De- partment Head, B. S, , L, S, U., M, A, , George Peabody College. Center Left: MICHAEL G, EPLEY, A. B, , Harvard College, Center: APRIL AHLERS, B. A. , Hunter Col- lege, M, A, , Tulane University. Right: ANTHONY G. PORTER, B, A, , Southwestern Louisiana Insti- tute, Bottom Left: M, DREUX VAN HORN, B, A, , LL, B, , Tulane Uni- versity, M, E, University of Southern Mississippi, Right: DONALD S, SCHWARTZ, B, S, , Texas Christian University. 26 Social Studies ful F , Ks ,, seas 9 I.. is Physical Education 2 K x A Top Left: CHARLES R, DIKE, De- partment Head, B. A, , Louisiana Tech. Top Right: MRS. BEVERLY J. SMITH, L. S. U. N. O, , Girls' Physical Education and Jr, High English. Center Left: MRS, MARY SUE EDWARDS, B. A. , M, A, , South eastern Louisiana University, Girls' Physical Ed. Center: MR. LARRY E, RAMBIS, B.A,, M, Ed., Tulane University, Boys' P. E, and Health. Center Right: MRS, LINDA A, TRE- VINO, B, A, , Southeastern Louisiana , University, Girls' P, E, Center: ROBERT FLETTRICH, P, E, Assistant. Bottom Right: RONALD POQUETTE, B, S, , Wisconsin Univ. 27 tum!! l 1 , ' W f Now children, give me back my Playboy, up 2 ,' : What do you mean I've been suspended? i When you said you were devel- oping Miss April, I never dreamed it was the one for the magazine. 1 ' 5 Faculty Follies 1 L ' F l E E ,, l abil .wg And then Tiger, when she showed up in the laced shirt without 3... : 1 ! 2 z E And now, for my next act. Ten paces and commence firing. What did you call me, boy? nr, .- , s E - fi -alisggarfegxfijgt g, ggiw, .iQ.f:iQ1 an S I il 'i 'NNW-fr-W. - . 3 xi What do you mean I've done the problem the wrong way? I don't think 1 could ever take Mr, Wa1sh's place. And to think, I'm supposed to have the advanced class. Yes, life among the hippies is coming along fine. I left Country Day for this! Those books on your reading list are sure something, Board of Trustees Top: SEATED from left - Edmund D. Wingfield, Mrs Simon V. Ward, David R. Normann, Waldemar S. Nelson, Mrs. Eric R. Phillpott, William B. Wisdom, Jr. STANDING from left - Rev. John B, Austin, Albert J. Wolf, Jr., Dr. Frank A, Riddick, Jr., Davis Lee Jahncke, William A. Kimble, Hans A. B. Jonassen, Philip E. James, Clifford F. Favrot, James M, Burl- ingame, Ellsworth O. Van Slate. MISSING from picture: Brooke H. Duncan, II,Rufus C. Harris, Mrs, C. Manly Horton, John M. McCol1am, Rev. Hugh C. McKee, Gray D. Morrison,H, Murphy Moss, Very Rev. Richard W. Rowland, Rev. Thomas N. F. Shaw, Dan M. White. Right: The Right Reverend Ivenson B. Noland. Mom and Dadps Clubs Top Left: DAD'S CLUB OFFICERS, Seated from left: RAY STEVENS- Vice- Pres., DR. HURST HATCH, Pres., Standing from left: PHILIP JAMES, Sec., ROBERT COOK, Trea, Left Center: MOTHER'S CLUB OF- FICERS, Seated from left: MRS, WM, KIMBLE, Vice-Pres., MRS, JOHN RUSCH, Pres., Standing from left: MRS, ROYCE SISTRUNK, Trea MRS, JACK M, GORDON, Sec,, HEAVENLY DAYS, Right Center Left: MRS, SAMUEL G. ROBINSON- Chairman, Right, MRS, FRANK A, RIDDICK, Co-Chrm, 3I s Classes F 5 Q i f , 0 v 1 v x Z 4 A X v 4 5 Y F r H J 1 A ' W P GTLLOTS Middle Picture: Secretary - KATHY SMITH, Vice-President JOSEPH DURHAM, Treasurer - SALLY PETTIT, President - CARSON LLEWELLYN Will You Ever Forget . . that first traumatic day in Kindergarten for some of us fespecially J. C. J? waterfights with syringes in 7th grade? Mrs, Thruber's final exams? the kiss of knighthood from Hilda Smith? Lisa demonstrating the insertion of a contact lens with a piece of paper? when Jamie blew up the Chemistry Lab in 8th grade? paper airplane wars in Mr. Rhymes' science class? spitballs stuck to the clock and Gary's helpful efforts to get them off? what a great organizer and matchmaker Mrs, West was? the additional boys from Barthe we solicited for the Freshman Dance who stood around and watched the band? instant romance and sleeping in luggage racks on the way to Dog Island? George, the Tom Slick of Continental trailways? dissecting crayfish and then having them for dinner that night? how Mrs. Hetherwick always managed to ruin the end- ings of all the books we read? the great mystery of the airstrip and the girl in the red bandana on the Island? Peter receiving the Grand Cabbage Award from Mr. Van Horn? how much the boys liked and the girls hated McGehee girls in 9th and 10th grade? the under-the-tree-for-lunclvbunch? StM at CSCD every TGIF? finding pine needles in your car for weeks after the Green Sale? the Campus unrest that developed from the see- through uniforms? JUNIORS SHOOT THE MOON! making stars, and more stars, and more stars? the TKO dating service? bouncing grits in the cafeteria? the car showroom we made out of the parking lot? Calhoun and her animal imitations? the great loss to the StM football line when Calhoun left? Willy finally breaking the pole vault record? ' Celebrate . . . celebrate . . . dance to the music - Powder puff? . . . Rest in Peace - the rumble at Eileen's house? - the shock and scandal produced by the advent of a certain attractive and liberal anthropology teacher? - Homecoming breakfasts at the Melius? - Bud's, Iack's, Burger King, and The Raven? - Pellerin's annual slumber parties? StM - 20, Newman - l4! I! our helpful counselor managing to lose 90070 of our applications? what a fiasco our raids at Lacomb were? Coach Rambis's introduction to Cherry, Melinda, and Louise at 2:00 A, M, ? - the ultimate experience of Walden Pond? - rum cakes, fiestas, and Mrs. Anglade's amazing transform ation? - ball bouncing, jump rope, and bowling in gym? - the lines that got cut from our Christmas skit? - what a smashing sensation our skit still was? - you be awright? Mrs, Porter's lectures on nutmeg? are you a turtle? what a feeling it was to skip out for lunch and not get caught? Sweet Peter Jesus? Sub-Debs, Lese, and the trauma of finding a date? skinny ankles? meandering down the halls to Geology? the arsonists in Senior English? needing gas masks after lst period Chemistry? how shocked Mr. Edmonson was when he opened his door expecting to find all boys there? Gary's rather peculiar purchase at Buras? using bourbon instead of Gatorade at the girls basket- ball game? back to nature at Lacomb? running battles with girls gym teachers? the traumas and tragedies of our Senior year? the fight with the Seniors over the Prom band? your friends at StM? WE GOTTA GET OUTA THIS PLACE! ? 35 StM '69-'71 DOUG LA S A LLEN Peddie A rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun who relishes in a joke and rejoices in a pun. N, E, D, T, Score 97070 2g Varsity Football 3 ,4g Basketball Manager 3g Homecoming Dance Escort 4g Halo Reporter 4. W W,--' J , ' - ky Y ki-wi' f an ia 1 4 . L Y, ' 2 WIS' , CHARLOTTE ANN BAHN Shatz1e A little heart is worth a lotta height, SHIELD Staff: Activities Editor 4g Dramatics 3g Acolyte lg Art lg Typing 49 Teacher Aide 4g Intra- murals 2,3g Spirit Club 4g Sewing 1. G fx StM '58-'71 StM '68- '71 FLOYD THOMAS BERNARD, JR, Tommy No man ever injured his eyesight by looking on the bright side of things. Class Officer: Treasurer 25 Jr, Varsity Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 35 Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 45 Spanish Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Program 4, PAMELA WHITE BALLARD Pammy A little ray of sunshine, a little bit of soul, Perfect Attendance 15 Dramatics 3, 45 Altar Guild 35 Library Aide 35 Art Aide 35 Homecoming Dance Com mittee Chairman 45 Spanish Club 25 Spirit Club 45 Powder Puff Football 35 Prom Committee 3, StM '68- '71 CATHERINE ANN BOTT Cathy Politeness is to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest way. Perfect Attendance 1,25 Chorus 45 Library Aide 1, 25 Lower School Library Aide 15 Typing 15 Spanish Club 25 P, E, Aide 35 Powder Puff Football 3. StM '58-'71 GARY HYDER BREWSTER Goo-Brew The football field isn't the only place in life where a man needs a good line. N,E,D,T, Score 96070 1,25 Honor Roll 1,25 Athle- tic Honor Award 2,35 Student Council: Represent- ative 2, President 45 Jr. Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 All District Football 35 All River- side Football 35 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3 ,45 All Riverside Basketball 2,35 Chorus 1,25 Layreader 25 Chapel Program 45 Assem- bly Program 45 Lower School Library Aide 15 National Conference of Christians and Jews 45 Golf Team 1,2,3,45 All Riverside Golf 2,35 Jr. High Ideal 15 Lower School Playground Aide 2. StM ,60-,71 StM '65-'71 BLISS CANDLER BULTMAN Sandwich I am curious to see what will be the next thing I do, N, E, D, T, Score 96070 15 SHIELD Staff: Activities Editor 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Modern Dance Club 25 Christmas Program 2, 35 Office Aide 35 Art Aide 25 Spirit Club 45 Powder Puff Football 35 Prom Commit- tee Chairman 35 Homecoming Game Cheerleader 45 Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3. BARBARA JEAN BRYANT Babbles What's the use of worrying? It never was worthwhile. Just pack up your troubles in your ole kit bag, and smile, smile, smile! Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,45 Ir, Varsity Cheerleader 15 Home coming Court 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 45 SHIELD Staff Assistant Advertising Editor 45 Layreader 15 Acolyte lg Altar Guild 35 Sewing 15 Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3g Homecoming Dance Commit- tee Chairman'45 Office Aide 2, 45 Teacher Aide 25 Future Nurses Club 15 Kindergarten Aide 25 HALO Staff: Girls' Sports Editor 4, tg is grim 5 . 5 s 5 StM '68- '71 StM '67-'71 CINDY CHAMBLISS lvcindyvv 1 have made mistakes, but I have never made the mistake of claiming that l never made one, Art 35 Sewing lg Homecoming Dance Committee 33 Office Aide 2, 3, P, E, Aide 3, Art Aide 2g Lower School Teacher Aide 2, Spirit Club 4g Lower School Art Aide 2g Powder Puff Football 3, JEANNETTE LOUISE ANTOINNETTE CASPERS Nette She is gentle that doth gentle do. N, E, D, T, Score 96070 1, 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Dramat ics 2, 3, Art 4g Typing 1, Office Aide 2g LYRE Staff: Copy Editor 4, Christ Church Tutoring 4. StM '67-'71 'rr-fg ,fry-mm H 5 L- ,M UE- 2 E KATHRYN MEHL CIMINI Meh1 The glass of fashion, and the mould of form, The observed of all observers. fice Aide 3, 4, P, E, Aide 3, HALO Reporter 1. , QQ' M nf! StM '61-'71 ROBERT TAYLOE COOK, JR, Ty alias Tayloe A big book is a big nuisance, Class Officer: Vice- President 1, Secretary 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 2, Jr, Varsity Football 1, Varsity Football 4, Jr, Varsity Basketball 1, 2g Varsity Basket- dadl I ball 3, 4, Homecoming Dance Escort 4, SHIELD Staff: V i A V Sports Editor 4, Chorus 4, Concert Choir 4, Typing 1g ltryt i Golf Team 1, 2, HALO Staff: Circulation Manager 3, 4, SIM 59- '71 1 1 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Art 4, Of- StM '58- '71 ARTA KATHRYNE CREAMER lVKitty1V A minute of thought is worth an hour of talk, National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist 4, N, E, D, T, Score 99070 1, 2, Highest Class Average 2, Scholastic Honor Award: English, French, Biology, Social Stu- dies 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Chapel Program 1g Homecoming Dance Committee 3, Chapel Ensemble 3, LYRE Staff: Co- Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4g HALO Reporter 3, 4, HALO Stafi Copy Editor 47 National Honor Society 4, rar JOHN CORDER nj. C. n Men in general are but great children, N, E, D, T, Score 99070 1, 96070 2, Junior Varsity Foot- ball 1, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2g Varsity Basket ball 3, 45 Typing 1, 2, National Conference of Chris- tians and Jews 4g Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, F -F' 5 J StM '65- '71 ,ri w B 3. StM '68-'71 LEIGH MARION DANOS Leigh If silence is golden, I'm dead broke SHIELD Assistant 43 Assembly Program 45 National Conference of Christians and Jews 4j P, E, Aide 3' ball 33 Christ Church Tutoring 4, dminton Team 2g Spirit Club 44 Powder Puff Foot- RICHARD DANN EN BERG Richard Men of few words are the best men, Honor Roll 2, 35 Typing 4g Soccer 4g LYRE Staff: Wri ter 2, Circulation Staff 3, StM '68-'71 PAUL T. DeCAMP, JR. Pauly Poo alias Spaceman Nothing puzzles me more than time and space, and yet no thing puzzles me less, for l never think about them, K. -'Wf 2' Cross Country 3 ,4. :UW . , l..M,,t,, r :.ej aSWmiFWf: 52 StM '68-'71 3.1 PATRICIA LORRAINE DRAUCH Tricia ls it so small a thing to have enjoyed the sun, to have lived light in the spring, to have loved, to have thought, to have done? N, E, D, T, Score 96070 29 SHIELD Staff: Activities Editor 4g Chorus 2,3g Dramatics 4g Homecoming Dance Committee 4g Christmas Program 3,4g Art Aide 2g Prom Committee 35 Powder Puff Football 3. StM '68-'71 Varsity Football Manager 45 Track 45 Chorus 2,4g StM '69-'71 LA URIE ANN ELLESON Laurie The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. N, E, D, T, Score lg Chorus 1,2,3,43 Spirit Club 4g Powder Puff 3. - JOSEPH RINALDO DURHAM Dilworth alias The Strawberry Boy I sought my soul, But my soul I could not see. I sought my God, But my God eluded me. I sought my brother, and I found all three, Honor Roll 39 Athletic Honor Award 3g National Honor Society 4g Class Officer: Vice-President 45 Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3g Track 3,43 State Track 35 Homecoming Dance Escort 4 SHIELD Staff: Boys' Sports Editor 4g Cross Country 43 Riverside Track 3,45 Latin Award 35 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 33 Na- tional Honor Society 4. StM '68-'71 StM '67-'71 CHARLES ALLEN EAVROT Capt, Newt I can resist everything except temptation, Jr, Varsity Football 1, Jr, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Art 1, 2, Russian Club 3, 4, German Club 2. GRETCHEN GILLIS ELLIS Gretch lt is always best to speak the truth, unless, of course, you happen to be an exceptionally good liar. National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist 4, Scho- lastic Honor Award, Honorable Mention, Spanish 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Louisiana Girls' State Alternate 4, SHIELD Staff: Favorites Editor 4, Dramatics 2, Assembly Program 4, Typing 4, Sewing 1, National Conference of Christians and Jews 4, Modern rDance Club 2, 3, Homecoming Dance Committee 3, Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 4, Christmas Program I 3, Intramurals 1,3, Intra- murals Winner 4, Spirit Club 4, Discipline Com- mittee 4, Powder Puff Football 3, LYRE Staff: Publicity Editor 3, HALO Reporter 4, Christ Church Tutoring 4, N, E, D. T. Score 99070 1,2. Eu iii 5 gn Z 2 B tt srM '58-'71 rl StM '68- '71 BENTON GAY Bennie My only books were women's looks and fo1ly's all they've taught me, Class Officer: Sergeant- at- Arms 2, Perfect Attend- ance 2, 3, Ir, Varsity Football lg Varsity Football 3, 4g Basketball Manager 2, Acolyte 1g Typing 2, Soccer 3, 4, ASHTON JOHN FISCHER, JR. Ashton If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer, N, E, D, T, Score 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Board 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, Chapel Pro- gram 3, 4g Assembly Program 3, 4, Homecoming Dance Committee 3, Christmas Program 3, Creative Writing 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3g LYRE Stafi Writing Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4g HALO Reporter 4. StM '64- '71 StM '67-'71 ,,, , My , 9 17 gk , is it V M K ' - - ,'4 f iffifft 2' 9 a' iff A4524 .,.,,,,,,,.f.f if 6, , 'efgf4,i?,', BARRY EDWARD GRAF Barry I never let my schooling interfere with my educa- tion, Varsity Football 2, 49 Jr, Varsity Basketball 29 Var- sity Basketball 3g Track 2, 39 State Track 39 Track Manager 2g Homecoming Game Escort 39 National Conference of Christians and Jews 49 Track River- side 3. DIANE BELL GILBERT lYDi1V lt is easy to be pleasant when life flows by like a song, but the man worthwhile is one who will smile when everything goes wrong. Dramatics 3, 49 Sewing lg Office Aide 3, 49 Spanish Club 39 Intramurals 29 Intramurals Winner 29 Kinder garten Aide 29 LYRE Staff: Writer, Typist 39 Christ Church Tutoring 4, StM '58-'66, '68-'71 K StM '68-'71 JOHN TAYLOR HALSEY ..Juan,. Why should the Devil have all the fun? National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4g Home- coming Game Escort 4g Soccer 3,43 Discipline Committee 45 Assembly Committee 4g LYRE Staff 4. ALDRIDGE STEELE HAILE, JR, Steele Beware! I may yet be famous! N. E, D, T, Score 94070 23 Typing 3. StM '59-'65, '70 StM '58-'71 LOUISE HARRIS Louise Someday, a very special kind of love will call you to someone who will mean more to you than anyone else in the world. N, E, D, T, Score 99070 1, 97170 29 Scholastic Honor Award: English Award 13 Honor Roll 1,2,3g SHIELD staff: Organizations Editor 4: Art 1,35 Typing 4: Homecoming Dance Committee 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Spirit Club 4: Graduation Committee 4g Kindergarten Aide 3g HALO Re- porter 3g Christ Church Tutoring 43 National Hon- or Society 4. MARY ELIZABETH HARKNESS .. Mary.. An appearance of delicacy and even of fragility is almost essential to beauty. SHIELD Staff: Art Editor 4: Chorus 13 Art 3 ,4g Typing 45 Modern Dance Club 1,23 Christmas Program 1,2,3,4g Teacher Aide 25 Swimming 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Intramurals Winner 2,4g Prom Committee 35 Powder Puff Football 35 Art Aide 39 Kindergarten Aide 2. StM '63 -'71 StM '58- '71 CYNTHIA LEA HAYN ES Cindy Wise men are not always silent, but know when to be, lv N, E, D, T, Score 99070 1, 2, SHIELD Staff, Classes Editor 4, Art 1, 3, Sewing 2, Art Aide 3, Christ Church Tutoring 4, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation 4, PHILIP HATCH Wil1ie A1l you really need is heart, Athletic Honor Award 2, Student Council Represen- tative 2, 3, Class Officer, President 1, Perfect Attendance 3, Jr, Varsity Football 1, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Jr, Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Track Manager 1, 2, Home- coming Dance Escort 4, SHIELD Staff, Processing Coordinator 4, Chorus 1, Typing 4, Honorable Men- tion, All District Basketball 3, Track Riverside 3, Lower School Playground Aide 3, HALO Staff: Assistant Boys' Sports Editor 3, Boys' Sports Editor 4 StM '65-'71 , srM 'es-'71 ALAN MCKIM HOLTZMAN, JR, 1VKiml4 He is a gentleman because his nature is kind and affable to every creature, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Jr. Varsity Football lg Football Manager 3, 4, Homecoming Crown Bearer 3, 45 Acolyte lg Art lg Photography Club 2, 3g Soc- cer 3, 4, TOMMY HIGGINS Tommy l like work, it fascinates me, I can sit and watch it for hours, Ir, Varsity Basketball lg Chorus l, 25 Typing lg Span ish Club 2, Golf Team 2, StM '59- '71 ,- 5 gm!! 'rt MICHAEL DAVID KANTOR ll I never put off 'til tomorrow what I can possibly do the day after. N, E, D, T, 96070 35 Varsity Football 3 ,4g Ir, Var- sity Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 3,45 Track 23 Photography Club 23 Honorable Mention Latin III 3. StM '68-'71 V2 E 2 Q ,nf , Ev Z ill it THOMAS LATTIE llTOm1l You cannot dream yourself into character, you must drive and putt yourself. Varsity Football 3: Ir. Varsity Basketball 29 Photo- graphy Club 4g Golf Team 2,3,4g State Golf Team 3. StM '68-'71 StM '58-'71 RAEBURN CARSON LLEWELLYN llcurlyvn They love him, gentlemen, and they respect him, not only for himself but for his character, for his integrity, and judgment and iron will. N, E, D, T, Score 96070 1,25 Athletic Honor Award 15 National Honor Society 3 ,45 Louisiana Boys' State Representative 45 Student Council: Repre- sentative 1 ,2,3, Vice-President 45 Class Officer: President 2,45 Jr. Varsity Football-15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Jr, Varsity Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 State Track 25 Homecoming Escort 3,45 Chorus 2,3 ,45 Lower School Library Aide 15 Typ- ing 15 National Conference of Christians and Jews 45 Cross Country 3,45 Track Riverside 1,2,35 Gustaf R. Westfeldt Award 2. JAMIE RAE LeNOIR Pickles alias Wilt Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad, Perfect Attendance 25 SHIELD Assistant 35 SHIELD Staff: Girls' Sports Editor 45 Library Aide 35 Art 35 Typing 45 Sewing 1,25 Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 45 Christmas Program 1,2,3 45 Teacher Aide 35 Volleyball Team 45 Girls' Basketball Team 1,25 P, E, Aide 3,45 One Team Award 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Intramurals Winner 2,45 Prom Committee 35 Powder Puff Football 35 Spirit Club 35 Co-Chairman of Christ- mas Program 4. StM '58-'71 1 1 1 srrvr '65- '71 PAUL HUGH MASON Paul Be silent and safe - silence never betrays you! Perfect Attendance 3g Photography Club 4, PHILIP ALAN MARTIN Big Phil A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart, Class Officer: Secretary-Treasurer lg Jr. Varsity Foot ball lg Varsity Football 3g Football Manager 4, Basket ball Manager 2, 3, 49 Homecoming Dance Escort 4g SHIELD Staff: Processing Coordinator 4g Chorus 1,25 Concert Choir 1, 2, Chapel Program 43 Assembly Pro- gram 4g Library Aide 1, 2g Speech 4, 5591? N f mafia 1 I, .., 'I-I' , - Sis ?!5 StM '68- '71 StM '68-'71 ,-'. ' 4 MICHAEL MCCLUNG Mike There is no great genius without at least one tinc- ture of madness . . . N, E, D, T, Score 9307og Honor Roll 3g Art 4, Honorable Mention, Latin 4, Runner-up, Bell Telephone Chem- isny Award 3g LYRE Staff 4, WILLIAM KEITH MAXSON Keith Ful1 of mischief, wit, and glee as any human form can be, Class Officer: Sergeant- at- Arms 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention, All District Football 3, Ir, Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4,Track 3, 4, Homecoming Dance Escort 4, ? N, StM '69- '71 StM '68- '71 DONNA LUC ILLE MELIUS Donna Everything succeeds with people of sweet and cheer- ful disposition, Scholastic Honor Award: Algebra 15 Cheerleader 3, 45 Homecoming Game Cheerleader 35 Homecoming Court 45 Chorus 1,25 Acolyte 1,25 Altar Guild 35 Library Aide 2g Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 45 Christmas Program 3, 45 Office Aide 2, 3, 45 Speech 45 Swimming 1, 25 P, E, Aide 3,45 One Team Award 25 Intramurals 2, 35 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Pow- der Puff Football 3: Future Nurses 15 HALO Reporter 2, 3, 4. ROBERT EDWIN MCMICHAEL l!R0bll He admits that there are two sides to every question - hisown and the wrong side, National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist 45 N, E, D, T Score 99070 25 Honor Roll 35 LYRE Staff: Circulation Staff 35 National Honor Society 4, StM '66-'71 StM '58-'71 IUDITH ANN MONTGOMERY 'IJ-udyn Her heart, like the moon, is always changingg but there's always a man in it. N, E, D,'I', Score 96070 1,2g Dramatics 35 Art lg Office Aide 2,3,4g Powder Puff 33 Kindergarten Aide 3. MELINDA MAY MILLER ll Lugill O tell me pretty maiden, are there any more at home like you? Louisiana Girls' State Alternate 4g Homecoming Court 43 Chorus 1,2,3g Dramatics 4g Concert Choir 1,2,3g Assembly Committee Chairman 45 Homecoming Dance Committee 35 Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 45 Christmas Program 1,2,3g Volleyball Team 2,3,4g Powder Puff Football 3: Biology Aide 2g Spirit Club 4: Prom Committee Chairman 35 LYRE Staff: Writer 4g HALO Staff: Assistant Fashion Editor 3 , Fashion Editor 4, StM '67-'71 StM '60-'71 BRYANT BOATNER MORRISON Bryant Hard work makes a man grow oldg let me stay young forever, Photography Club 1,2,3g Wrestling 3,4, MARK LEE MOORE Mark I am the master of my fateg I am the captain of my soul . . .I hope. N, E, D, T, Score 1-96070, 2-96070: Track 2,3,4g State Track 35 SHIELD Staff: Head Photographer 3, Photographer 45 Typing 4: Physical Science Club 2g Photography Club 2,39 Language Lab Aide 1,25 Cross Country 3,4g Track Riverside 3g HALO Staff: Photographer 4, StM '66-'71 SHERMAN JOHN MULLER Shoiman If there were two birds sitting on a fence, he would bet you which would fly first. Perfect Attendance 2g Chorus 1, 29 Typing lg Soccer 8g Homecoming Game Escort 4. StM '67- '71 33 LOUISE GRISHAM NORMANN ' Magnolia There are few things that never go out of style, and a feminine woman is one of them, N, E, D, T, Score 1g Cheerleader 3, 4g Homecoming Court 3, 43 Chorus 2g Altar Guild 39 Office Aide 2, 4g Volleyball Team 4g Badminton'Team 3g Intramurals 2, 3, 49 Intramurals Winner 4, , xc 3 SM '58- '66, 'es- '71 StM '65- '71 EILEEN RUTH PADDISON Leenie alias Duck Don't take life too seriously - you '11 never get out alive! Chorus 2, Dramatics 3, 4, Homecoming Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Christmas Program 3, 4, Office Aide 3, 4, Creative Writing 1, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pow- der Puff Football 3, Prom Committee 3, LYRE Stafi Writer 3, HALO Reporter 3, Christ Church Tutoring 4, .TANE TODD ORFILA nJ'aneu Women are, beyond all doubt, the mothers of mischief. SHIELD Staff: Faculty Editor 4, Art 1, 3, Sewing 2, Christmas Program 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Award 1, Powder Puff Football 3, Art Aide 3, Prom Committee 3. StM '68- '71 E StM '63- '71 MIKE PERSIA III Mike Happiness is the only good, the time to be happy is now, the place to be happy is here, the way to be happy is to make others so. Jr, Varsity Football lg Varsity Football 2, 3, Jr, Var- sity Basketball 1, Chorus 1, Lower School Library Aide 1, Typing 1, Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Junior State. Golf 3, Lower School Playground Aide 2, JULIE MAE PELLERIN Julie Mae I've looked at life from both sides now, From win and lose, but still somehow, it's life illusions l re- call, I really don't know life at all, N, E, D, T, Score 99010 l, 97070 2, Honor Roll 2, Stu- dent Council, Representative 2, 3, Committee Chair- man 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Game Cheerleader 2, 4, Athletic Council 3, Homecoming Court 8, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapel Program 4, Nation- al Conference of Christians and Jews 4, Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 4, Office Aide 3, 4, In- tramurals 2, 3, Intramurals Winner 3, Prom Committee Chairman 3. ,W 'szgx v 'HEL gsm' 'Z 'lla lg vl'5 'le E E . I E l I StM '65- '71 ,. , 5 .55 I, s lfii 2 E I I Q 1 sa LLY PETTIT Petite E The greatest happiness of life is being loved for yourself. 1 , N.E.D.T. 96070 1,25 Scholastic Honor Award: Citizenship Award lg National Honor Society 3,45 Vice-President 45 Louisiana Girls State Representative 45 Student Council: Representative 2,3,4, Committee Chairman 3,45 Class Officer: Treasurer 3,45 Perfect Attendance 15 SHIELD Assistant 25 SHIELD staff: Editor-in-chief 4, Copy Editor 35 Art 1,45 National Conference of Christians and Jews 45 Homecoming Dance Committee l,2,3,45 Christ- mas Program 35 Office Aide 2,3,45 Teacher Aide 45 P, E. Aide 15 Intramurals l,2,35 Spirit Club 45 Powder Puff 35 Art Aide 45 Prom Committee 35 Kindergarten Aide 2. StM '58-'71 CHERRY THALIA PHILLIPS Cherry Pie I expect to pass through this world but once, Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. N, E, D, T, Score 96070 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3: Homecoming Court 45 SHIELD staff: Assistant Copy Transcriber 2, Copy Transcriber 3, Senior Editor 45 Chorus 1,35 Library Aide 2,35 Typing 25 Homecoming Dance Committee 35 Home- coming Dance General Chairman 45 Office Aide 45 Christmas Program 3,45 Chapel Singers 3: Volley- ball 25 Badminton Team 35 Spirit Club 45 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Powder Puff 35 Assembly Committee 45 HALO Typist 2,3,4. StM .63,..71 63 StM '58-'71 RICHARD ROUSH Dick A man's mind is the man himself. Chorus 4g Dramatics 33 Art 25 Christmas Program 2,33 Music Aide 45 Soccer 3,49 Soccer All-Star. LISA SCRANTON POSEY Sandwich There's no need to discuss or understand me. I won't ask of myself to become something else, I'll just be me. SHIELD staff: Photo Custodian 2, Assistant Adver- tising Manager 3, Advertising Manager 45 Chorus lg Dramatics 39 Office Aide 1,25 Speech 4: Badminton Team 13 Christ Church Tutoring 1,2,4. F' E f 9 1n i . . StM '68-'71 StM '68- '71 .ZQ 1 1w'ES1' m ZS5 f - 12' -wf'S55k w?ii'if 'U' ' r tfs:fE. 1Tf:F'. f ' is ' aieisisiasfilts -1 ..:..,..i:iNg-as S . Fx N .xi X J ,Q iss lst iyftw :W FXS? 4 Ya N lf' if wars H 1 W Us Q 5 'XP' s Q f N ' Q . K ft sr X 11. r X 5 5' 5 6 Sasser- .r . .. . -, is: hrssfs , .1 s,s1:.:,a:.s , . , ROBERT ALFRED SCHIMEK, IR. It Genius must be born, it never can be taught, National Merit semi-finalist 49 N, E, D, T, Score 99070 1,2g Honor Roll 1,2,4g Perfect Attendance lg Ir, Varsity Basketball 1,2g Varsity Swimming 1,2,3,4g State Swimming 35 Honorable Mention: Biology 1, Spanish I 2, Chemistry 35 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Mathmatics and Science Award 3. THOMAS JEFFERSON SANDRIDGE Gramps Give me the liberty to know, to believe, and to utter freely. Varsity Football 3 ,4g Jr, Varsity Basketball 2g Homecoming Escort 4g Prom Committee 3g Home coming Dance Committee 4, StM '58-'71 l StM '68-'71 gs .:, . is VX.: 2, V- N l it MICHAEL ROYCE SISTRUNK When you've said a gentleman, you've said it all, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Honor Award 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Louisiana Boys' State A1- ternate 4, ,Student Council: Representative, Commit- tee Chairman 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Jr, Var- sity Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, All District Football 4, Track 4, Typing 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, Powder Puff Football Coach 3, ALAN FORD SCHOENBERGER Bible man I'll take the Bible as my guide until something better comes along, N, E, D, T, Score 96070 2, D, A, R, American History Award 3, Typing 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, StM '67- '71 StM '65-'71 BALLARD BROOKS SMITH III Brooks Ask me if I care, N, E, D, T, Score 96070 1, 2, Homecoming Game Es- cort 3, Typing 2, Russian Club 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3 Varsity Swimming 2, 3, Swimming City 2, KATHERINE CONNER SMITH '-smir' God gave me life and friends, my heart grows in love, N, E, D, T, Score 97070 1, 2, Spanish Award 1, Honor- able Mention 2, 3, English Honorable Mention 2, American History Honorable Mention 3, Athletic Award 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Louisiana Girls' State Alternate 4, Student Council Representa- tive 1, 3, 4, Service Committee Chairman 4, Class Secretary 4, Athletic Council 1, 2, 3, SHIELD Layout and Copy Editor 4, Chapel Program 4, Art 1, 3, Na- tional Conference of Christians and Jews 4, Home- coming Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Speech 4, Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Captain 2, Girls' Basketball 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, Spirit Com- mittee 4, Art Aide 2, Prom Committee 3, StM '65- '71 CHARLOTT E ANN SPENCER D0die Full of fun and mischief, too, likes doing things she shouldn't do! N, E, D,T, Score 99070 3, 4, Class Officer, Treasurer 1 Chorus 1, Swimming 1, One Team Award 1, Tennis Team 1, LYRE Staff: Writer 4, StM '58-'68, '70-'71 PETER MALEY STEDMAN npete.. One of the best things a man can have up his sleeve is a funny bone, National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist 4, N, E, D, T, Score 99070 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Louisiana Boys' State Alternate 3, Student Council Representative 1, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, Ir, Varsity Football 1, Ir, Varsity Basketball 1, Track 1, Homecoming Game Escort 3, 4, SHIELD Stafii Photographer 4, Acolyte 1 Typing 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 4, Christmas Program 1, Photography Club 1, 2, 3, Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Swimming City 2, 3, Swimming State 2, 3, Soccer 3, Varsity Swimming Captain 3, Religion Award 1, Loren StM '58- '71 Brooks Award 1, 2, LYRE Staff, Circulation Editor 3, 4, HALO Staff, Photographer 1, 2, 3, 4, C AROLYN STOCKWELL C arolyn It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice, StM '69- '71 ROBERT JOHN SWAYNE lll Robert Everyman must get to heaven in his own way. Scholastic Honor Awardg Spanish 33 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Typing lg Spanish Club 2, 3. Sewing 2, 4g Homecoming Dance Committee 3g Span- ish Club 4g Service Club 45 Creative Stitchery 3g LYRE Staff: Publicity, Typing 45 HALO Typist 4g Christ Church Tutoring 3, 4, 5 If 3 5 al StM '67-'71 StM '58- '71 VIRGINIA SUE WALTHALL Ginger A true friend is the best possession, Class Officer: Secretary 1, Art 1, Typing 4, Modern Dance Club 1, 2, 3, Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, Prom Committee 3, MARGARET YOUNG TAYLOR ll ll I'll take my outstretched hand and offer it to any- one who comes along and tells me he's in need of love, in need of hope, or maybe just a friend, Perfect Attendance 1, Cheerleader 4, Homecoming Court 4, SHIELD Staff? Activities Photo Coordinator 4, Chorus 1, 2, Acolyte 1, 2, Altar Guild, 3, Library Aide 1, Sewing 1, Christmas Program 3, 4, Office Aide 2, 3, 4, Speech 4, Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Captain 3, P, E, Aidell, 2,3, One Team Award 1, 2, 3, 4, rnuamuran Qfs, Powder Puff Football 3, Future Nurses 1, Prom Committee Chairman 3, Kin- dergarten Aide 3, HALO Typist 4, HALO Reporter 2, 3, 4 3 -,.i f 5 kff, J ,,,, ,f n .r,.- I, K ' . -2-Q . .,.,. 'K P 3,4 a StM '66-'71 MARGARET ANNE WELCH NMa!-rgi ll Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others can not keep it from themselves, Chorus 3, 43 Homecoming Dance Committee Chair- man 43 Office Aide 33 Spanish Club 33 Intramurals StM '69-'71 WENDY MICHAL WOLF NWI! Genius is the gold of the mindg talent is the miner who works and rings it out. National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist 43 N, E, D, T. Score 99470 1, 23 Highest Class Average 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 43 Vice-President 33 Louisiana Girls' State Represent- ative 4g Scholastic Honor Award: Bell Telephone Science Award 2, Science Award 33 Student Coun- cil Representative 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 Class President 33 Alternate Cheerleader 2, 43 Homecoming Game Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Athletic Council 1,23 SHIELD staff: Business Manager 3, 43 Layreader 3,43 Art 13 National Conference of Christians and Jews 43 Homecoming Dance Commit- tee Chairman 3,42 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Aide 2, 3, 43 Service Club 43 Teacher Aide 43 Volleyball Team 2, 3, 43 Girls' Basketball 2, 33 Bad- minton Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Spirit Club President 43 Powder Puff Football 33 Prep Quiz Bowl Alternate 33 HALO Typist 33 HALO Reporter 3, 43 Christ Church Tutoring 1, 2, 3351319 3, 4. SIM '58 - '71 E., Yuk, Yuk, If they think they're gonna get a payraise, they'reiu crazy! i Wendy bolws another one! . Look Jaime, I can touch the I finally see the light ceiling too! ,s ,i I rdie, Birdie in the sky Oh, Mike, we're gonna have so much fun at LSU Uh ohg It's time for Allma Maudda next year. 1 knew I'd get stuck with the queen of spades. With friends like these who needs enemies. spinach I could break these ropes and save Olive Oil. If only I could get to my Dianne uses Dial - bet she wishes everybody did! Quiet on the right flank! iss sidti 3 ystsi i 5 f 'R eli Lq151i1lifi-Y?5af? 5 li di i.i,. ...i ,i.. r ii iii in Q FS i 'K Q Mademoisell Leanie - Duck. It's not them I'm worried about, Sing it, Louise? finding the booze, it's the chaperones. Philip and Gary studying? This is the last time I'm telling you Jamie - I'M 5'9 . Ho, ho, ho, think I better go . . . Anthropology - Bummah, Bummah! 5 l've heard of short skirts, but I wonder whose lock I ended up that 's ridiculous! with this week? Ifl get knocked down one more time , , , I'm proud to say all '72 are going Uh, Bev, I hate to say this but S I 1 , w 3 Q I What do you mean - take my Can you guess which one is really a 32 year old housewife? foot off your head?! 74 The Grangerford-Shepherdson feud resolves temporarily for a picture, - ,-Vk, ., R sr in f ii ' E i so ,A ' ' rex- s. .Mr-s..,r 7 f - '1 f .- ,-.,- u ee e -s-1s1-..-..-- s ., W N ,.,e F RN ,F 5 6 iw E Qs Fd Q 2 5 X fi 5 ' . C 'mon Corder, stop showin off your big feet. s Wonder Bread asks, How big do you want to be? My girdle is killing me! Whad cl 'ya say about the mrs. ?! Why, before my Mark Eden Developer course, I looked just like you Charlie! My bumps are better than my grinds! But dearest, you don't look like a Yale man. fnniors Bel0vv:President Foster Duncan Across: Officers-Torn Lipscomb, Cindy Treen aff l Tom Accomando Susan Ashby Gary Ballard Denis Barry Marc Barard Monty Burlingame Tom Capps Renee Chastant John Claiborne Linda Coleman Cowand Donna Cox Lisa Curtis Alton Davis Gerard Dillon Foster Duncan if 'V .5 'md Duncan Wright Eavenson Mark Ellinwood Stephanie Ellis Robert Engel Gerald Evans Fink David Gamble Barbara Gore Karin Grafstrom Karen Hansen Adee Heebe F 58 W Y J Davi J ami d Hesse e Leonhard Bob Jacks Tom Lips on Becky Jardine Dana Johnson Marsha Jones Elizabeth LeNoir comb Jeannette McCurnin Lynn McGuire Harry Mayronne Charlotte Mioton Q1 tw.. .. ,,,. :':UiiW 9' .sph 4 ga ,,.,,,,,. ,-ff. L d . Vincent Morgan Jean Muckley Mark Neal Elizabeth Pedrick Elaine Pelias Pandora Perrone Stephen Pottharst Laura Riddick Q 553' Q ttee 1 fl R .,,. 1-KL.: ',.. 2 Q15: ..L' I - yi igrfggy zgdgawag.: Akkk. 1- -0 K- fq ---- fm -f.-r ? X R eeee A A',e AL.' - 'R eeee eeee ' R is S .N mm , - i'i3XE5E5rff'2.ifE Q - ' e S 32 1 'i'flfv l!9 ,.-:fr fi f Af it f . ' - ' 'X i IE igsgigxi fig :gr 5Riz3Q!1e?fs.g 553.8 S. ei E E1 is z 1 Linda Robinson Mary Price David Rnsch Priscilla Rutledge Stephanie Samples Tom Schneider Robinson 79 ?..g ,:! ...gL',mf:'..3'zf:3:::fmg -I John Shober Barry Smith Betsy Threefoot Cindy Treen Daniel Snyder Fain Spruiell Linn Swanson Abby Terkuhle David Treen John Treen Susan Trippi Gregorie Walden . EQ L? 5 W ' K Q' 1 Simon Ward A.- ' F' - ssis i T X William Welsh S S S -,f S S sf N ff - Mary Wolf Craig Wroten 80 mth HLMH But I really did make a 100 on my geology test! iw, Well what DO you do when you need more toilet tissue? If you call me Mrs. Smith one more time . . . If art is that much fun . . . ? Just think, next year we won 't have to ride the bus! Mouse or Captain America? 7 YT! , t 5, ef' if at Mickey Boys, you really ought to consider taking anthropology next year. S E Only '798 days till graduation. 8I Sophomores Robert Andre Betsy Bankston Gregory Berard T0p:President-Bill Ball William Ball Bonnie Bee Marie Buffington Bottom: Officers -Barbara Gore, Chip Carrara, Falveylfox Rachel Burks Lucina Cable Chris Carpenter Lynden Clay Lyle Coward Anita Creamer Kevin Cummiskey Roger Dannenberg Stephen Davis Edward DeMartini Douglas Dunbar Dolf Dunn Roger Durham Aubrey Durr Charles Engel 83, Melanie Fanning Janet Fink Falvey Fox Gregory Frost Chip Garrard Carol Gore Lizbeth Gould Steven Graf Deborah Harlan Phyllis Hecht Leslie Holtzman Lisa Huggins Margaret Hunter Lissa Johns Burton Kemp Stephen Kiern Linda Kimble David Krementz 84 l enise LeT ard Rebecca Llewellyn irkman Moore Kevin Moss Rugch Laureen Saik Susan Krieg Jaclyn Leonhard Katherine Leslie William McFarland Peggy Montgomery Claudia Moore Kenneth Nelson Wendy Newlin Jeffrey Nichols Maryl Patterson Melissa Perrett Sandra Platter Allen Rader William Rellstab Rigby Robinson 85 Wendy Schulz Margaret Segleau Stephen Smith Carl Speer Ioan Staggers Jocelyn Sted Cory Sullivan Carole Touzet Chris Von Gohen Eric Wedemeyer Janet Welch Sally West U 'i ,sal-f 9 M we ryW!5W?wf,W QW -49 ,ffm Www 74.1 -, - W , M, ,.. ,t,,,, - .J rw , age it in , , W. A ,, ' , wie, Bgawafww-fr.r1,f - . ,..11-or f, my Ma,ef,p-,L1rg',. -,,gg,g,g, Q . n5rY,,,.,. r,,. , as 4,r, , A -Q iq, Ei -, V 2 ,a,N r, X, or f . . if ,ltt E ., Aw Brian White Kathy Williams William Wooten Carter x I And ifl am elected Student Council President, I promise a bottle in every locker! I ,e,. . .. V'.' - X X sf X' X Q'-1 4 4 E I f .ii if 1 X X Y 35 U 1 gf it i xr 12 P we Q 'R f K , ifffflfffii if ' K 5 ' '--' K .X f A Me, God 's gift to what? I just love being Dreaux's cabbage, A, Louie, Louie Oh, Oh, . . . ,f , , 5? gigs-3 1 'ii 5 E A i .6 tstl Uncle Quack wants you! fxkfif ffi ,',,,f r .nv 5 SZ W? Fanny with dimples and Zooey! gooooeyg ,I r ! Freshmen TOO BUSY No? Shown Yi i 52 Charles Alfero Roberta Arnoult Honore Allyson Askew Kathy Barnes Louise Walter Becker Karen Berg Aschaffenburg Michael Burkett Adele Clark SCOtt Temple Brown Keith Cummiskey Timmy Deano George DeForest Blair Denton Stacey DeMartini Frances Doussan 5 gf :Mr 2:2 wi F i an ii . 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V., .. ...Mr Q, :xii ggi r .L G B :M st 1 V H 2 t 2 ii 5 T5 5 X M lag? ' , Eg.,..jf-.- M ,LLL F f, X? 52. , 1 3 t f 3-, . :1f'f Q ,aww - Q R 1 1+ f - f 2: ' 5 4 L' i - E -if ' 1 1 W ' - E r: ii KY X P Q H . ...,, 2 Ear L E ,,,,e5g:,.sf15ga2 2- X-' ii, gf ln , ,AA EE or if ,K i 2 S 5 :raises 'o 1.1 ,sf:zzg,Qfwg:1s25' R an Q ggi! ,, ii. ....., . ,1 5 g 5 - 1. Elizabeth Romaine James Rusch I ac kson Scheinuk III Barry Sims Carolyn Smith Margaret Stainback Robert Streeck Barbara Swayne Steven Threefoot Julie Trinchard 99 Jennifer Tuero Barry Waltman George Ward Lois Watkins Lynn Watkins 3522 5. Q in W5 Donna West Adam Wiegand Patty Williams Fred Wolf Monica Wooten David Wright Donna Yc 5,---W Nope, guess again! At least one is still awake! gze Eg ii' I 5 ??i225i::Z'55iPf5PF,:f:?'ik!ir2iE!h is Ei , Santas elves. WHAT did you say Mrs. Haight put in that lunch? Which one am I, Wait, let me What do you mean there 's no such check my tag! team as Huber 's Helmets? Qs Up up and away! 1 I v .., , I Can 't you ever do anything right? Seventh ww- 9' Aw Shawn Adams Robert Atkinson Carol Becker Stephen Be1 Class Ujfcers ,gpm Margaret Ann Berg Jeffrey Bloodwell Al bert Bossier Karen Brandt Crichton Brown Avery Burglass X Cassandra Calo Elrzabeth Campbell Iulre Carter Andree Chastant Stuart Clay K11T1b6I.'1y Cotter Barbara Danos Rebecca Denton Ann Fleetwood Scott Fowler I03 Laurie Frank John Garcelon Glenn Giles Rebecca Gould Monica Grafstrom Carolyn Harper Lisa Harrington Sally Harris Dirk Henson Jeffery Holmquist Buel Humphreys Diane Ingolia I04 John Green Michael Haik in fgg f zg-r 1 ' G ' 5 Q . . G A H 'W 4. .- J ri,-.-,-ak, I -2 it . iw, -,Q-1f,g.,.:.w .. r . - . 5, an ,--, ,.a,:aa,, za, -,wr --,wg Sava, - Hg .,, f-5-1W,f :.,a M by gn or ..-- gigs... . Q, 1:1:r-,--1:1:31,oiag1p- -- N. -X 1-Q .-.rf-J f if - B, w ane P- - ' 'W 'rrr K V 'J -K G. , ' ' -' .Nw 1 'W J are - A ' ' A G in Y - -r-' ffl ,. Q -. ,. 9 - J 1 , .A E' ax .i ,. if - Gregory Keller Kevin Kiser Judy Lattie Lester Lautenschlaeger Thomas LeTard Patricia Llewellyn Pamela Macy Alexis Martin Andrew Mathieson Richard Matthews Carter McDowell Susan McFarland William McGuire Scott McQuaig Melissa Morere Cecil Morgan John Morgan Lyn Moore Carl Mullican Carolyn Palmer Lee Peterson l05 Mark Peyronnin John Poitevent Wallace Porter Lucy Anna Ray Sarah Richards Helen Roberts J an Rydstrom Edward Scheinuk Heidi Schorling Margaret Schwegmann I ames Senter Ruth Silvernail Terry Sistrunk Nan Smyrhe Kristen Speer Glenn Stokes Leslie Streeck Renee Summers Todd Trenchard Andre Touzet John Vallas 'I06 1 No wonder they 're always at Mama never told me 'bout books like this! their lockers! Do you think Ultra Brite could help marry these girls off? Like sister-like sister Another Tony Porter? Now if 1 could only get past five words a minute. The 1971 SHIELD staff gratefully dedi- cates this portion ofthe SHIELD to a person whose warm smile andfo u r t e e n years of sincere service has m e ant so much to the students of St. Martin's. MRS, HELEN E, GREGORY 2 fir , Q, S loa Elementary Administration Top Left: Mr. John Longstreet Rhymes Top Right: Mrs, Barbara E. Fitzpatrick Center Left: Mrs. Alice M. Bowman Center Right: Mrs, Claire Robinson Bottom Left: Mrs. Gay Nei T. Jordy Bottom Right: Mrs. Frances Hurth Anne Atkinson Heather Banton Catana Brown Sarah Bruce Mary Kay C arl Kendall C arr aw ay Dean L. Robins MR. DEAN L, ROBINS, B, A., Louisiana State University in New Orleans L 96 I Tracy Mitchell Paul Newman Gary Oelsner Patrick Oosrerhuis Calvin Perrillou Leslie Cohen Suzann Derby Lance Fitzpatrick Holly Hamilton J aye Dee Ingerman Richard Jackson Brian Rourke Shawn Sistrunk Elizabeth Smart Ann Stephens Frank Toye Bertrand Wilson IIO Robert Ayerst Catherine Babin Thomas Brannon Deborah Campbell James Cook Christopher Fox MISS ELSIE D, SHILLING, B, S, , Wilson Teachers Collegeg Tulane University A Anne Griffis Ellen Harris lexander Georges Sydney Hines David Hoffman Russell l-Iolwadel Qvfv Kent Klein Nell Koch Brian McCracken Cielle Muller Charles Reily Louise Rosenzweig Robinson Snider Elizabeth Stuart Kim Timmreck Eric Wyatt Fqfzh MRS, PAT K, MCCOY B.S. , Winthrop College Robbie Davis Victoria Fleetwood Gary Freibaum John Holland Brian Huber David Humphreys Cheryl Johnson Myron Lindsey John McCollan1 Rachel McCracken Virginia Mioton Sharon Morere Michael Nicoladis Mary Normann Rip Reeves Emily Romaine Robert Sims II2 James Calo Lisa Carl Barbara Crawford Margaret Dannenberg John Adema Ben Cairns Terrie Jeanne Trinchard Laura Vallas Lori Watts 5. r i Fqfzh H Elizabeth Ayerst James Beeson MRS. ALICE MAE C. BRYSON B.A. , Southeastern Louisiana College Deborah Blaylock Christian Brown Tatiana Carvajal Kathy Edrington Melissa Van Meter Wade Warren Laura Williams James Garcelon Kathryn Gordon Brian Grove Allison Hartwell Charlene Hill Gwendolyn Holmquist Dwight Humphreys Bernard Jacobs Thomas Larkin Michael Lasky Elizabeth Martin David Mayer II3 MRS, HELEN E. GREGORY B,A. , Central Washington Collegeg Tulane Universityg Loyola Universityg St, Mary's Dominican College Janis Askew John Bamforth Elizabeth Bower Sherralyn Davis Deborah Ferrante Michael Fleetwood Catherine Fraser Tamara Graham Sherri Ann Hammatt Daniel Jackson Carolyn Klein Beth Lasky Christopher Mackenzie Tracy MCC ollum William Mitchell Richard Pettit Sarah Reich Patrick Robinson David Roush Catherine Shemwell John Simon Loren Sonfield Sarah Super Kathleen Voss Calvin Walters Fourth MISS VIRGINIA A. ALEXANDER A.B. , Mary Baldwing M. Ed. , Goucher Collegeg Tulane Univer- sityg Loyola University. Carolyn Ashby Clarke Atkinson Christopher Benbow Lucile Bott Angela Campbell Daniel Coco Kelly Conatser Rae Douglass Marti Hair GiGi Heiman Danielle Iuzan Darolyn Lambert Michelle Luck Christopher Mclntire Lauren Oelsner Elinor Peterson Paul Peyronnin Ginny Phillips Nancy Rusch Michael Sears Charlotte Shaffer Catherine Shultz Buck Stainback Claire Stephens Anne Washington Arthur Wisdom i r Nancy Meyer Frederick Miller Nancy Newman Constantine Nicoladis Sherri Rambis Stuart Scibetta Caroline Senter Braddock Stuart Kim Sutker Montgomery Toye Michelle Wagner Gregory Watson Attelia Blackard Paige Brown Bren Boyd Jennifer Douglass Lacey Fitzpatrick Russell Freibaum Christopher Garrett Stacy Grove Darcie Holland Leonard Huber Terren Klein Joseph Mabey Elizabeth Mayer MRS, LOUISE M, LEHMAN B,A, , Tulane Univeristyg Univer sity of Texasg Southwest Texas State College MRS ELIZABETH ANN H WALKER B S North Texas State University Laura Babin Judy Becker Hartley Clay Catherine Cosby William Ferrante Jaime Fleming Jack Gordon Lori Hendler Michael Holland Eric Holtzman Iay Jaeger Gretchen Kemp Nancy Kilgore Peggy King Jack Koch Amy Magee Randy Matthews Virginia McFadden Blake Morgan Anna Olinde David Pailet Nancy Romaine Amy Sandridge Stephen Seymour Leesa Shlenker Richard Troth Robert Williams Missy Benbow Ruff Blaylock Nan Boyd Chip Campbell Johanna Clark Robert Coleman Tracy Conatser Carol Davis Lee Duncan John Dunlap Thadd Garrett Ron Johnson Mary Klinger Elena Lange Enga Lokey Stuart McDowell Melinda McNair John Miller Anne Paterson Elisabeth Pettit Michael Pinter Andrew Poirrier Elizabeth Saunders Debra Scott Lauren Shultz William Smart Eric Toft MRS. THERESA G FROST B, A, , Southeastern Louisiana College II8 Ann Burlingame Roy Cairns Erin Callahan Cynthia Campbell Ricardo Carvajal Claudia Coles Sallie Ann Davis Mary Kay Hamilton David Hammatt Patrick Hennessey Lynn Hickman Bryan Ingerman Lorri James Priscilla Kemp Elizabeth ' Krementz Thomas Loop Catherine Mackenzie Kay Miller Robert Mitchell Martin Muller Laura Prutzman Laurie Rolling Linda Schaller John Serice Ron Shemwell Drew Story Kelley Williams MRS, JEANNE SHEPHERD B. A. , Agnes Scott College II9 '7 '2 Robin Bankston Julie Banta Mary Susan Burleson Marilyn Calo Scott Cosby Barbara Delchamps Heather Duncan John Eblen David Ferante Charlotte Harrington Christopher Huber George Janvier Anne-Sere Klein Alan Lange Dirk Mareer Nancy Mayer Elizabeth Miles Eric Mitchell Tea Morgan MISS SUSAN D. NORMANN B. S, , Loyola Universityg University of Alabamag Newcomb College Fred Olinde Yolan Pinter Robert Rader Nora Super Alair Swann Steven Wulff Virginia Davis John Harrington my Thomas Smart Diane Troth Alexandrea Weis Amy Wells Leslie West Karen Wulffraat Steven Klein Allison Lewis Iohn Luck Anne McKibbon Patrick Porter Laurie Herron Darleen Hill Emily Iahncke Arnesto Rodriguez Parker Roy William Schultz Lisa Bastien Susan Bowers Paul Brierre Wesley Byrne Carolyn Caro Mark Crawford MRS. SARAH F. LONGENECKER B,S, , Wheelock College Alice Atkinson Dane Blaylock Eve Boasberg George Bott Elizabeth Campbell Anne Dunlap Mary Emlet Leonard Gordon Jeffrey Gormanous Blair Holwadel Ashley Jackson Jeffrey Jaeger f Philip James Hans Jonassen David Oelsner Elizabeth Sayre Clay Shemwell Andrea Turnbough Catherine Walters Anton Zanlci MRS, EVELYN ANTHON B.S. , Louisiana State Universityg Louisiana Tech Nan Alltmont Daniel Bencel Katherine Benbow John Burlingame John Durham Katherine Eblen Robin F lettrich Stephanie George Ashley Goodwill James Hair David Hammett Thomas Huber Keppler Laudeman Douglas McCo1lam Duncan McCord LZTZCTL Sarah Owens Devan Pailet Lauren Sullivan Kristin Webb .- s 7' 'Z I , ' S W-'ga A ' s , 2 if ,mir l 2 Y Y Y fi t MRS, NELL C. BERNOS B,A. , University of Southwestern Louisiana Tulane University '23 Lower School Laughs Saint Robins Return of the Pilgrim 's Nick had another flat There 's no place like h ome! F Jw Show and Tell We have him on our team again today? Who me? ? ? Long spagetti for lunch today, Follow the leader . . . Who let Miss Shilling 's mouse out? Organizations I, f J 4 1 1 W W w w Right: President, Gary Brewster Below: Advisors, Mr, Graf, Mrs, Goheen This year the Student Council has been involved in many out- standing projects in conjugation with the general purpose as stated in the preamble of the constitution of the Student Council. A big- brother-sister Orientation program, followed by Homecoming, food for deserving poverty families during Christmas and participating in the GREATER NEW ORLEANS ASSOCIA- TION OF STUDENT COUNCILS, are some of the programs instigated by the Student Council, A RE? .. 13. is X QSM s- ' -:M -. my .rd Above: Treasurer, Wendy Wolfg Vice President Carson Llewellyn Missing: Secretary, Adee Heebe Council Top Left: SOCIAL COMMITTEE, from top: Cindy Treen, Carol Gore, Wen- dy Wolf, Top Right: SPIRIT COMMITTEE, from left: Sandra Platter, Linda Kimble, Monty Burlingame, Sally Pettit, lying down: Steve Stephens. Above: POLICY COMMITTEE, Back from left: Foster Duncan, Carson Llewellyn, Kneeling: Blair Denton, Melissa Perrett, Sitting: Frank Riddick. Lower Left: SERVICE COMMITTEE, Standing: Tim Deano, Sandy Ward, Kneeling: Kathy Smith. Secretary: Kathy Smith Vice-President: Sergeant-at-arms Sally Pettit Robert Swayne Wm Sponsor: Fr. Austin President: Wendy Wolf ational Honor Societ The National Honor Society is an honorary organization compos- ed of those sophomores, juniors, and seniors who display outstand- ing achievements in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character, and service Under the guidance of Fr Austin and Officers Wendy Wolf Sally Pettit, Kathy Smith, and Robert Swayne, membership was extended to fifteen students this ye Top: Juniors: Thomas Lipscomb, Karen Hansen, Simon Ward. Missing: Cindy Treen Middle: Seniors: top row Robert McMichael, Alan Schoenberger, Robert Swayne, Carson Llewellyn, Michael Sistrunk, Joseph Durhamg bottom row - Kathryne Creamer, Wendy Wolf, Katherine Smith, Sally Pettit Miss from picture: Louise Harris Bottom: Kathy Smith I3I La. Boys, and Girls' State For one week in August, over 1,000 boys and girls from the entire state met at the L, S, U, campus for a rigorous program designed to give the students a first hand experience in government on the city, parish, and state levels. This year, Joey Durham and Carson Llewellyn were delegates to Boys' State, Sally Pet- tit and Wendy Wolf to Girls' State. Carson was a member of the House of Representatives, Sally was on the School Board, and Joey and Wendy wererboth judges, Wendy was also elected to the State Office of Cus- todian of Voting Machines. Left: REPRESENTATIVES: Top: Sally Pettit, Carson Llewellyn, Bottom: Joey Durham, Wendy Wolfg BelOW: ALTERNATES: T Row: Mike Sistrunk, Peter S1 mang Center Row: Gretchen Melinda Millerg Bottom Row: thy Smith EEE? 4'.'. il rl 4:32 C K T 52 ' Chapel Cammzttees Top: SENIOR HIGH CHAPEL COM MITTEE: Charles Harris, Kathy Smith, Sandy Ward, Leigh Danos Wright Eavenson, Julie Pellerin, Lisa Posey, Philip Martin, Jamie Leonhard, Left: ALTAR GUILD: Mrs. Van Meter qSponsorj, Becky Llewellyn, Liz Horton, Lindsay Ellis. Advanced Placement and ational Merit Scholars ea if 191 A9 5 W J J 4 at ez B 9 X ,. Q is 1 F M rw W fl' e.eaa A arf tfk Top: ADVANCED PLACEMENT, 4th Row: Joey Durham, Mike Sistrunk, Peter Stedman, 3rd Row: Steele Haile, Mike McClung, Mike Kantor, Robert McM.ichaelg 2nd Row: Kathryn Creamer, Louise Harris, Cherry Phillips, Gretchen Ellis, Cindy Haynes, lst Row: Jeannette Caspers, Sall Pettit, Wendy Wolf, Kathy Smith, Bottom: NATIONAL MERIT SCHOL- ARS, Front Row: Joey Durham, Peter Stedman, John Halsey, Wendy Wolf, Bobby Schimek, Cindy Haynesg Back Row: Robert McMichael, Gretchen Ellis, Kathryn Creamer. Right: SPONSOR: Andrew Edmonson. Y J 1 ,,,, V 3 , EDT , Z ,,f - , i if 'Q K un '.,, ,1i- A V liiilz dugg? f 'g ,,,.. iw Q.. f 1 WH, Top: JUNIORS: Tom Lipscomb, Karen Grafstrom, Stephen Fink, Robert Engel, Tom Schneider, Sandy Ward, Karen Hansen, Laura Riddick. Bottom: SOPHOMORES: Betsy Bankston, Kathy Williams, Charles Engel, Melissa Perrett, Bill Wooten, Jackie Leonhard, Eric Wedemeyer, Anita Creamer, Kevin Moss, Becky Llewellyn. Chapel I37 Chapel Reltgw us Leaders Praise God in His sancturyg Praise Him in the firmament of His Power, Praise Him for mighty actsg y Praise Him descending to His abun- dant, greatness, Praise Him with the blast of the horn, Praise Him with the psaltery and harp, Praise Him with the timbrel and dance, Praise Him with the loud-sounding cymbalsg Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord. 'gi,g.JLm JH Psalm 1 50 mx.: ,, fi B eye, srss THE REVEREND JOHN B, AUSTIN, Assistant Headmaster, B, A, , M, A, , Tulane Univ,g B, D, , Univ, ofthe South, Univ, of Pennsylvania, L, S, U, N, O, , Loyola Univ, Bottom Left: THE REVEREND JOSEPH R, BECKMAN, Assistant Chaplain, B, A, , Tulane Univ, , L, Th, , Seabury-Western Theology Seminary, Bottom Right: THE REVEREND GEORGE F, WHARTON III, Chaplain, Univ, of the South, L, S, T, , General Theological Seminary, B, A, , Oxford Univ L S U N O ,-:L- . . m , LXA, S V 3 V h Activities I ' 1 w 1 4 V w i 1 w 1 4 1 hie1 I ,ff-ss, ,..- . as - - -1,5 ss:-1:1 , .k- nsshifmflisvss -. , ,M f ,.,' A .x... L ' 'L I ' 'L H g ,... L57 W is We NN' sts s .Q X, A-Iss fSf+3xss is ,. w.sfs..w,. if ,, ,, A sy 5 , N 4 5 :rm 2. ,'1- at g ,.sf.w 1. f , - U W '- Y' ,..fs.Q.2S-ffkiifef fk f ff 'M' .ssw-526 :wrists if f- lgfsffa as s s f QXQQMQQQSKQS iq kim? Sally Pettit, Editorg Mrs. Kemp, Faculty Advisor, Adee I-Ieebe, Associate Editor, Bliss Bultman, Shatzie Bahn, Activ Leigh Danos, Betsy Banlcston, Cindy Haynes, Classes Editorsg Lisa Posey, Babs Bryant, Advertising, Irwin Poche, Phot phyg Gretchen Ellis, Favoritesg Louise Harris, Scholarship, Kathy Smith, Layout Copy Editor, itiesg Ogfa' Staff ' . . - -- R til: f - , . A - ' .sQ az,:m Top: Left to Right: Betsy Threefoot, Chapelg Joye Durham, Boy 's Sportsg Cherry Phillips, Senior Editor. Top Center: Left to Right: Jamie Lenoir, Girl 's Sportsg Mary Harkness, Art Editorg Philip Martin, Processing Coordin ator. Bottom Center: Left to Right: Carole Touzet, Copy Transcribesg Jane Orfila, Facultyg Wendy Wolf, Business Manager. Bottom: Lower School Editors. The Halo fi Top Left: Feature Editors - Cindy Treen, Adee Heebeg Top Right: News Editor - Kitty Creamery Bottom Left: Sponsors - Mrs. Jane Vaughters, Mrs. Suzanne Webbg Bottom Right: Editor - Jamie Leonhard. I46 S wr insult P . is op Left: Boys' Sports Editors - Philip Hatch, Missing: Monty Burlingameg Top Right: Typists - Melissa Perrett, Cherry Sandra Platter, Carole Touzetg Left: Photographers - Irvin Pooche, Peter Stedmang Center: Girls' Sports Editor Bryant, Fashion Editor - Melinda Millerg Bottom: Cartoonist - Harry Mayronne. Lyre Top Left: Sponsor: Mr. Edmonson, Editor: Katherine Creamer, Assistant Editors: Rene Chastant, qmissingj Ashton Fisher, Bottom Left: Copy Editors: Jeanette Caspers, Donna Cox, Art Editor: Mike McC1ung, Art Staff: Anita Creamer, Lynn McGuire, fmissingj Stephanie Samples. Staff Top Left: Typing editor - Carol Touzet Top Middle: Circulation editor - Adee I-Ieebe Top Right: Circulation staff - Mark Ellenwood, Missing - Robert Engle Middle Left - Typing - Melissa Perret and Marie Buffington Middle Center Publication editor - John Halsey Bottom Publication staff - Jackie Leonard and Carolyn Stockwell I49 3 X fr. and Sr. Hi Chorus I5I ft . 5 .it Q M ga ,,V ? WMF Q5 V - + i ,,,i: ,,, , Modern Dance and Drama 2 K Typing and Speech Sewing Stitchery LLbS 1 Top: SPANISH CLUB: Center Left: SERVICE CLUBg Center Right: PHOTO GRAPHY CLUBg Bottom Left: SPIRIT CLUB3 Right: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB A ides Top: OFFICE AIDES: Mary Price Robinson, Cherry Phillips, Wendy Wolf, Donna Cox, BOttOlTl2 P,E, AIDES: Carole Touzet, Janet Welch, Margie Nelson, Allyson Askew, Cindy Phillips, Leslie Pat- terson. Top: SENIOR HIGH LOWER SCHOOL AIDES: Wendy Wolf, Sally Pettit, Becky Llewellyn, Margaret Hunterg Bottom: JUNIOR HIGH LOWER SCHOOL AIDES: Donna West, Patty Williams, Bar- bara Swayne, Martha Robinson. Varsity il. , as Alaoveg ALTERNATE CHEERLEADERS - Linda Kimble, Leslie Holtzman, and Cori Sullivan, Botromg VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Louise Normann, Julie Pellerin, Jeanie Muckley, Babs Bryant, Barbara Gore, Peggy Taylor, and Donna Melius, erleaders la., t Above Left: HEAD CHEERLEADER - Babs Bryant Above Right: Peggy Taylor Center Left: Donna Melius Center Right: Louise Normann Bottom Left: Barbara Gore Bottom Right: Jeanie Muckley i Top: Leslie Peterson, Christie Speer, Lindsay Ellis, Lynn Watkins, Lee Peterson, Kathy Owens, Mary Hazard, Lois Watkins. Bottom: HOMECOMING CHEER- LEADERS: Linda Kimble, Bliss Bultman, Wendy Wolf, Julie Pellerin, Leslie Holtzman, Cory Sullivan, Donna Cox. Favorites . f ima,-f+ I64 aIi i I N w w N X n 1 R V ' N v 4 1 r BABS BRYANT JOEY DURHAM Most Popular est Looking JULIE PELLERIN MIKE PERSIA LOUISE NORMANN I69 CHARLIE FAVROT JAMIE LENOIR I70 g -ff I --gg gk , ,... , K Wvittiest Most Athletic KATHY SMITH PHILIP HATCH LESLIE PETERSON BRYAN BALL t L Jr. High Ideal 1 3 E s, Jlgmecomzlfzy Queen 'sisfissffilf I 1'?55!22if'X35f - kings' Zryanf Gy OI' VD Gferry Jfzmps f ' ' 'L ff K 3'iEaHf?b-21?fw?'a ' ,sw-ff ffsfI:,::.q, ' NHL If f f V-f :,f, 121, ' 55 Q .L , , , , , Wggyv 1 s ' Q , 4. ,. ,,,, v K ' I -':ff, .1..? 3zff 'f.f ., , 'i wffffffsffszfff , ,.,. A W - f f'lJf5Lf!'v!f : Vf?:ff'. We AUCQ mr K gonna 775466115 I74 1 ,jfineconuby Gourf 1970 50111136 OIXOFIIZGIZII 1790121216 W1 cfQy argara Qgore 4? 5 yfe mmecomzhy Gourf may MJJOQ, Qozzna anaf y7ZdeAlfzoQ azzof 70112 V bjouzlse anof M175 Gferry azzf Zouy v dI20ff7y warfare azzof ,jeafmzk anof Garson The Homecoming Game 1 Sports !-4----- - - , x V n I f 4 o I r 1 Q 1 A 1 Football Co CHPCHIHS MIKE SISTRUNK Head Coach PHILIP HATCH RICK DIKE v . 1 , , x W 1 K . . . s p if is 1 ,T . 'X T Y , rsrs my Ig ' Q i 5 is r 'Libs- ' -rf f - 21:22 . - - y , . . QQ - 1 ' FQ - f, s If-11 V 7 End Mandeville The Saints opened the 1970 football season with a disappoint- ing loss to the Mandevill Skippers. The Saints received the opening kickoff and drove down to the Mandevill four yard line. Monty Burlingame did the honors and crashed in to score on the four- yard burst. The following conver- sion failed. After receiving the Saints kickoff, Mandeville opened its scoring on a 47 yard run by halfback Sammy Sams. Their two point conversion was good. ln the second quarter, the Saints fought their way down to the Mandeville one-foot line. On a debatable call, Bill Ball's dive up the middle was ruled no good, and the Skippers gained possesion of the ball on their own one-yard line. On the Very next play, Mandeville back Danny Thomp- son raced 99 yards for a touch- down. Their conversion attem t failed, The scoring ended in the fourth quarter on a four yard run by Sams of Mandeville. The Saints played a spirited game, but were defeated 20-6 by t e power- ful Skippers. GARY BREWSTER TY COOK Quarterback E115 Country Day Recovering from their opening game loss to Mandevill, the mighty Saints smashed the Coun- try Day Daisies 20-0. Three long scoring plays put the Saints' points up on the board. Late in the first quarter, swift Joey Dur- ham outran the Country Day defense on his way to a 66 yard touchdown run to get the Saints first points. The conversion attempt for 2 oints failed. The powerflhl Saints scored again on a 57 yard screen pass from Gary Brewster to Monty Burlingame, capping a 79 yard drive. A key block by Benton Gay sent the fleet Burlingame on his way. Burlingame also ran in the conversion for two more points. A fake punt by the Daisies failed and St. Martin's regained possession on the Country Day 42. The second play from scrimmage, Gary Brewster uncorked a 36 yard aerial to Keith Maxson, who sprinted for a touchdown, The conversion attempt failed. The tou h Saint's defense did not allow tlgre Daisies a first down in the second half and only one in the entire game. The Saints ground out 117 yards rush- ing an tossed for 95 more, net- ting 212 yards total offense. JOEY DURHAM Halfback -- V,LL ,, : N mfr. .Qi ' -MS' BENTON GAY PHILIP HATCH Guard Wide Receiver McDonough 35 The tough Saints added anoth- er victory to their record in beat- ing McDonough 35 by a score of 20-6 at Behrrnan Stadium. McDonough 35 surprised the Saints by posting a 6-O lead early in the second quarter. The Saints were quick to rally and knotted the score at 6-6 on a 5 yard burst by Monty Burlingame. The half ended with the score tied at 6-6. St. Martin's came back in the second half and played sjnirited ball. The Saints drove own to McDonothg1h's one yard line. Bill Ball got e nod and crashed in to put t e Saints ahead 12-6. Monty Burlingame ran in the conversion to up e score 14-6. The Saints clinched the victory when Keith Maxson rabbed a 29 yard pass from Gary irewster for the final touchdown in the last quarter. In smashing McDonough, the Saints roved that they could fight back when losing. r P' ., .,. S ffl: rr T , .T ,l., ,,. r.,.r.,- -V ' A .. 6 M -,-,, ,- K ' 2 r : :HL 'Q'Y5:'l-fi-:f1,..5i:33, gmt, ' f'-Lg, f ,, V-,- . f i A zigiiifr g.IfI'Wfe:l, 1, A - rffs-.flew-If-'r' W , fi 1 5- . K f ists : W? . init H 2 f ' va?'f- ' . , ' - f +-1-KW' .:s2,,1,x1 wr-vera: .,., W N 1 we Li45zf.1'fjf1:,i'f- Zi KEITH MAXSON Wide Receiver Buras St. Martin's won their first district game played by edging past the Buras Wildcats 14-8. Quarter- back Gary Brewster and halfback Joey Durham led the Saints to victory by scoring a touchdown a iece. The Saints struck first in the openirgg perioda after Benton Gay recovered a blocked punt eep in the Wildcats' territory. The Saints' score came when Joey Durham crashed over the goalline from six yards out. The conversion attemcpt failed, Buras manage to put some Cpoints on the board before half-time with a 13 yar touchdown pass that capped a '70 yard drive. The tow point con- version was successful and Buras led at alf-time 8-6. The third quarter was a defensive battle, as most of the game was. Neither club was able to score in the third period. The turning ploint of the game ossurred in the fourth quarter w en Mike Sistrunk crashed through the Buras line and nailed the Buras runner in the endzone for a safety. This knotted the score at 8-8 and dgave the Saints the momentum that they nee ed. After an exchange of punts, the Saints fought '70 yards down to the Buras one yard line. Gary Brewster, sneaked across the goal line behind the powerful blocking of the Saint's offensive line, The conversion failed, leavin the score at 14-8. The major credit for the Saints' hard-fou ht victory goes to the stout defense, who held tie Strong Buras offensive machine to only one touch- own. 1 TOM SANDRIDGE MIKE SISTRUNK Tackle Center TOM ACCOMANDO Guard Q , , 5 ,I Q vvvvv W-FW --vmwwgmmarg Ben, Franklin St. Martin's Saints, having beaten Buras the previous week were stunned by a tie with the Ben Franklin Falcons. The Saints steadil ran up and down the field on offznse, but only scored once, Bill Ball blast- ed in for the Saint's only points of the evening, making the score 6-0. St, Martin's drove within the Falcon's twenty yard line four times, but stalled and failed to score. The Saint defense held the Falcons for the whole game, ex- cept on one drive in the fourth quarter when the Falcons mana ed to sustain a drive and score, Tiis knotted the tally at 6-6 and ended the scoring for the glame. The Saints marc ed up and down the field on offense following fine gerforrnances by halfbacks Bill all and Joey Durham, but were able to score but six points. MONTY BURLINGAME GERRY DILLON FOSTER DUNCAN Halfback Tackle GU9-fd Sam Barthe St. Martin's was overpowered by the Sam Barthe Hornets 32-O in the Saints third district game. Barthe's massive offensive attack proved to be the Saint's downfall as the Hornets netted 381 yards total offense. The Saints fought dauntlessly in the first quarter, allowing Barthe no points. Barthe, however, tallied 24 of their 32 points in the second quarter, despite several outstanding defensive efforts by Saints. The second half was a much more evenly fought ball game. The Hornets were held scoreless in the third quarter and were allowed but one touchdown in the final period. Bill Ball turnedin an outstand- ing effort for the Saints' offense, while Mike Sistrunk anchored the defense and gave Barthe runners much trouble, At this point, the Saints were 1-1-1 in district play. ...wha Braun :!L ME lm! . Q S6262 1 1 1 ,tra , v 4' ,Q l 1 uw-W.. 5.5iLm.s.'W ' r' ml -WMM'eaiu,r5a ,H iw 5' W Y. 6 E .ine Ziaz,a. :mi f, , ip! r'-- 431 X: av 1 V , 1 , , , K ' , 5:1 I i t 1, . ,, ' ' -2211... urs: rt ' , , -f ' z, 1 ir ,L 1. 'A -,,. , fn: HM f ,Q V' 4,-.3351 ' ,sl QA 'E ' '- SM me f::'s f4a T. 1.1 I., - M 1 : ' ,Ur .f we 1 , .r1,g '. 1' f- L. f ,-ygfif f-ku 'gag ,- Q, - J W :wa 1 N . is if X' 29 gy 'J rd' wi QQEHQ tv Q In ' KELLY DUNCAN WRIGHT EAVENSON Guard Guard Wide Receiver MARK ELLINWOOD St. john, Aroused by a smashin defeat at the hands of the Sam garthe Hornets, the St, Martin's Saints celebrated homecomingl by liter- ally crushing the St. Io n Chargers in a 40-6 romp. The Saints capitalized on the long scoring play several times. St, John's lone score came in the third quarter on a 43 yard touchdown. The rest of the game was all for the Saints. Bill Ball started the scoring spree for the Saints on the fourth play of the game when he crashed through the middle and raced 49 yards for a touchdown. The sec- ond quarter's scoring consisted of two Saint touchdowns. Gary Brewster broke loose for a 33 yard touchdown jaunt, Keith Maxson added the finishing touch for the first half by breaking several tack- les and racing for another 33 yard touchdown on an end-around. Gary Brewster crossed the goal line again in the third quarter, this time on a 65 yard long scamp- er to set the score at 28-6. The final period saw Ball crash over from the one yard line for his second score of the game, Richie Rusch scored his first touchdown of the year on a 43 yard sprint, ending the Saints' scoring contest. The Saints offensedgroun out 395 yards on the groun and 17 in the air, The Saints offense was by no means the only decisive factor in the game. The stout St. Martin's defense crushed the Charger's offense completely, allowing but one score, Defensive stalwarts for the Saints included Mike Sistrunk, Philip Hatch, Carson Llewellyn, Mike Kantor, and David Hesse. ROBERT ENGEL DAVID HESSE TOM LIPSCOMB Tackle Halfback Defensive Halfback Vandebilt The Vandebilt Terriers of Houma led by quarterback Fritz Rau, outpowered the Saints 33-14. St. Martin's surprised the favored Ter- riers when Gary Brewster hit Keith Maxson on a 6 yard pass for the first score of the game, giving the Saints a 6-0 edge, The mighty Saints defense hel Van- debilt on t e ensuing series and regained possession of the ball, A Saint 's fumble was scooped up by a Terrier who raced 66 yards for a touchdown, putting Vandy ahead '7-6. Not Cgiving up, Bill Ball literally ran over 3 efenders on his way to a 42 yard touchdown jaunt. The conversion pass from Gary Brewster to Willie Hatch shoved the Saints in front, 14-7. Van- debilt came back late in the second per- iod on a 21 yard scoring pass by outstand- ing quarterback Fritz Rau. In the final moments of the same quarter, Rau again connected for a lO yard score, putting the Terriers ahead, 20-14, The Saints were a ain pla ued by Rau in the second half as fre led tie Terriers to two more touchdowns, ending the game with Vandty ahead, 33-14, The Saint de ense put up an excellent effort, being led by Willie Hatch, David Hesse, Carson Llewellyn, and Foster Duncan. Hatch and Hesse intercepted several key passes, stalling Vandebilt drives. Bill Ball led the Saints offense, grind- ing out 88 gyards against the overpowering Vandebilt efense. TOM SCHNEIDER sz . .im JOHN SHOBER BOBBY ANDRE Center Halfback Tackle I92 lw1'-il'f::.- t W fzwafrff- SN: ' 1 ,,.,..-, A I 1 -. .ssfeffisw a .: 1 j'.5'Yi. 111242--ffl? ' ' B 1 -affftff .Till sgira5ag5'f T503 H-. S?1'ggf?S:Qi3'Qg Newman St. Martin's ended the 1970 football season on a grand note by smothering the Newman Greenies 20-14, Bill Ball and Gary Brewster led the mighty Saint offense as they overpowered the strong Newman defense, After holding Newman following the open- ing kick-off, the Saints wasted no time in scorin . On the second play, Bill Ball romped throug a huge hole in the line for a '79 yard touchdown. Willie Hatch grabbed a pass from Gary Brewster for the 2 point conversion. Recovery of a Newman fumble put the Saints deep in Newman's territory. Ball a ain ran over the Greenie's defense, this time Ear a two yard score, giving the Saints a 14-0 lead. Newman, no ushover, came back late in the first quarter far a one yard touchdown. Newman again managed to squeeze by the tough Saint defense with 2 minutes left in the first half for another one yard score, knotting the score at 14-14. The second half of the ame was all for the Saints, a Newman was held scoreless. New- man had the ball for only one series of plays in the third quarter as the Saint offense con- trolled the game. Gary Brewster scored the winning touchdown by dashing in from the five yard line. The Saints now led 20-14. Willie Hatch saved the game with a timely interception, stopping a Newman drive late in the fourth quarter, The Saint offense then proceeded to drive down to the Newman six yard line and, with 46 seconds left in the game, let the clock run out. The score was set at 20-14, the Saints having beaten Newman for the first time in seven years. Philip Hatch and Mike Sistrunk were the de- fensive stalwarts for the Saints. .lg M. BILL BALL KEVIN CUMMISKEY EDDIE DGMARTINI '93 Halfback Center Defensive Halfback ,. c - c Top: DOLF DUNN Top: AUBREY DURR Top: GREG FROST Tackle Halfback Tackle Middle: CHIP GARR-ARD Middle: BURT KEMP Middle: BILL MCFARLAND End Tackle V End Bottom: RICHIE RUSCH BOULOIH: CHRIS VON GOHREN Quarterback Guard +5254 , J , wk f. V Football Q 5 i STM STM STM STM STM NEWMAN N, O, A, COUNTRY DAY LB. MARTIN BARTHE 100 Lb. Football 5 E s SESLE.. 2 2.2 52335 Basketball The 1970-'71 Saints started the season in fine fashion by winning two tournaments in December. They defeated tough St. Bernard to gain the Riverside Championship for the second year in a row and they won the Port Sulphur Holiday Invitational, Their December recordtwas 12 wins and 3 losses. District play started in January and the team got off to a bad start by losing their first two district games. However, theyc am e back strong by winning the next three district games. In both efforts against arch-rival Newmang however, the team played exceptionally well losing the first in overtime and losing the second by one point, lf they had played as well against the other district opponents, they would have gotten into the state play-offs. I would like to thank co-captains Phil Hatch fall district honorable mentionp and Gary Brewster fall district 2nd teamj for their fine efforts this season. Also thanks go to seniors Mike Kantor, John Corder, Ty Cook, and Keith Maxon. These boys had a 19-12 win-loss record this year and a 23-19 record their junior year giving them a 42 win and 21 loss record for their varsity careers. This is a fine record, one to be proud of . . . Congratulations boys. Coach Rick Dike STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM STM 1 970- 71 Saints 9 Scoreboard 59 43 MID-CITY 69 45 N. O. A. 69 61 ECOLE CLASSIQUE 62 52 COUNTRY DAY 37 58 RUMMEL RIVERSIDE TOURNAMENT 67 40 PORT SULPHUR 50 40 MID-CITY 61 52 ST. BERNARD N. O. A. TOURNAMENT 56 43 ST. CHARLES 46 63 CURTIS 70 52 ECOLE CLASSIQUE 47 53 MANDEVILLE PORT SULPHUR TOURNAMENT 47 44 CURTIS 69 64 BELLE CHASSE 57 54 PORT SULPHUR 45 55 'IBARTHE 45 73 ST. PAUL 'S 62 73 'FBUEUXS 73 58 BEN FRANKLIN COVINGTON TOURNAMENT 53 59 HAMMOND 60 58 MANDEVILLE 59 83 ST. PAUL'S 58 56 'IVANDEBILT 52 51 I EST. JOHN 84 59 MANDEVILLE 78 81 NEWMAN 69 56 BURAS 86 61 'I' BEN FRANKLIN 51 60 BARTHE 49 51 BST, JOHN 63 67 VANDEBILT 55 56 NEWMAN District 6 AA Game GARY BREWSTER TY COOK Sr. Forward Sr, Guard-Forward IOHN CORDER WILLIE HATCH Sr. Center Sr. Guard MIKE KANTOR Sr. Center DENIS BARRY Ir. Guard STEPHEN POTTHARST Jr, Forward DAVID HESSE JOHN SHOBER Ir. Guard Ir. Guard VINCE MORGAN CHIP GARRARD Ir. Forward Soph. Center W ,, . , STEVEN GRAF CHRIS VON GOHREN Soph. Forward Soph. Guard 5 . , B L 4 1 f-x 5' Eg Xia egg . V Basketball - ' I .,-www: -f ' . www-www.wwwwww--zfwwwwfwgmff .na W . ' ' ' W M avvmfmfmsmwnmmszffafw is wig f f,,: 1 1 f -Q J Wf,,' , H V ,A,- 32 ' , Q 1 :1 r AVWVV 1 1 , , AA. 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High Valle ball 1st Row: From Left: Diana Davis, Becky Brannan, Diane Ingoliag 2nd Row: Monique Mabey, Carol Horn, Diane Deane, Carolyn Smith, Jen- nifer Tuerog 3rd Row: Barbara Swayne, Martha Robinson, Donna West, Dale Evans. i .3 gs s s 5 is gs z 14 AND UNDER, lst Row: From Left: Adair Pedrick, Linda Wilson, Kay Kempg 2nd Row: Sudie Senter, Liz Horton, Kathy Owens, Allyson Askewg 3rd Row: Diane Massimini, Kay Robinison, Debbie Johnson, Carol Humphreys, Stacy DeMartini. 12 AND UNDER, lst Row: Patsy Llewellyn, Meg Stainback, Carolyn Palmerg 'Znd Row: Nan Smythe, Kristy Speer, Diane Ingoliag 3rd Row: Linda Alfortish fcoachj, Lee Peterson, Carol Cox, Carol Horn. 227 Square Dancing . 5 Skim, ' Special Events 1 1, N E E v Q 5 . 3 i 1 1 How many times have I told you, you can't make touchdowns at a soccer game?! Today the bookstore, tomorrow the world! S M, K A E- ,sf as M ..h-. ,,tt. A993 .t:i, Q-QE s so ' l g i , t . 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