St Stanislaus College - Reflections Yearbook (Bay St Louis, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

Saint Stanislaus College Bay St. Louis 9 Mississippi 4 And then the whining school-boy, with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school. And then the lover, Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad, ... Shakespeare . hhh 7 BOTTOM ROW: Steve Boulet, Glenn Morris, Chuck White, Mike Ripple, Thomas Powell, David Worrel, Max Gianelloni, Keith Payne, Phil Gayaut, Thomas Flynn, Jerry Wiggins, Chris Wegmann, Joey Monti. SECOND ROW: Richard Mashburn, Chris Lagarde, Harrold Battalora, Gary Griffin, David Wiggins, Sonny Depreo, Terry Phillips, Don Smith, James Moore, Nicky Chetta, Charles Johnson, Robert Sedgebeer, Nelius Favre, Coach Buddy Pitalo. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Oustalet, James Cobb, Richard Compagno, Joseph Benvenutti, Robert Welsh, Emile Lewis, Jerry Chauvin, Norman Cowand, Thomas Worrel, Teddy Schlueter, Karl Nazelrod, Ralph Aucoin, Robert Edwards, Thomas Reilly, Joseph Pugh, Coach Barry Jones. After the Rock- A-Chaws first two losses, the team scored a victory over Nichols of Biloxi; and the second victory, an upset for our arch-rival, Bay SCOREBOX High, was the highlight of the season. The undefeated Tigers went into the game as S.S.C. Opponent the confident Goliath to do battle with a supposedly feeble opponent. However, when the last second 0 Shaw 41 had passed the Cats had fallen and the Rock-A-Chaws stood as victors. The game seemed to be a preview 6 Nichols (forfeit) 16 of what to expect for the future. St. Stanislaus finished with a winning season. 6 Ocean Springs 34 Coach Pitalo and his staff were the real motivat¬ ing force in the success of the team. Coach Cuccaro 15 Bay High 8 who trained the line, and Coach Jones who took the backs, did a remarkable job in putting a fresh and unexperienced team on its feet. 28 River Oaks 14 Some of the outstanding players were Bob Ed¬ wards who led in scoring and rushing, Jay Chauvin 26 Long Beach 16 who has inked a contract with U. S. L., Ronnie Oust¬ alet who made All-Conference, Richard Compagno who was a consistent receiver on long passes, Keith Payne, Joe Pugh, Terry Phillips and others who made this past season a winning season. 14 Notre Dame 36 8 LEFT: 1969 St. Stanislaus Rock-A-Chaw Varsity Football Captains, Richard Mash- burn and Ronnie Oustalet. MIDDLE LEFT: Coaches Jones and Pitalo review strategy at a tense moment. Ronnie Oustalet looks on. BOTTOM: Robert Sedgebeer (81) and James Cobb (61) get their man near the end zone in the Long Beach game. 1 t Captains , Coaches 9 Team Enjoy Winning Season 9 TOP: Quarterback Terry Phillips releases pass in the nick of time. BOTTOM: Senior Varsity athletes (bottom row) Charles Johnson, Gary Griffin, Robert Welsh, James Cobb, Max Gianelloni, Keith Payne, Tommy Worrel, Robert Edwards. (Second Row) Jerry Chauvin, Ronnie Oustalet, Micky Chetta, Robert Sedgebeer, Terry Phillips, Richard Compagno, Harrold Batta- lora, Joe Pugh. 10 Team Effort Yields Success TOP LEFT: Sophomore letterman, Mike Ripple, entering the Bay High game. TOP RIGHT: Varsity ends Ralph Aucoin, Jerry Chauvin, Charles Johnson, Robert Sedgebeer, Jerry Wiggins, Richard Compagno, Harrold Battalora. BOTTOM: Bob Edwards (33) quarterbacking during the Long Beach game completes one of his many passes. II TOP: Loyal football fans include faculty, students, parents and friends. ABOVE: James Cobb with the look of a pro. RIGHT: Coach Pitalo giving instructions to his quarterback, Terry Phillips. C| 3 12 LEFT: Chauvin and Battalora bring down Nichols ' ball carrier. BOTTOM LEFT: Fine tackling is dis¬ played by Griffin and Sedgebeer in the battle with Long Beach. BOTTOM: Norman Cowand (30) shows some of the outstanding form displayed during the football season. 13 Oustalet Receives A ll- Conference TOP RIGHT: Ronnie Oustalet attempting extra point in the Long Beach game. MIDDLE RIGHT: Varsity tackles pictured here are Robert Welsh, James Moore, Emile Lewis, Nelius Favre, and Joe Benvenutti. RIGHT: Manager Chris Wegmann applies war paint to Joe Benvenutti. 14 LEFT: Rocks at practice. MIDDLE LEFT: Outstanding senior letterman, Jerry Chauvin, heads for pay dirt. BOTTOM LEFT: Rocks give team support from sidelines. BOTTOM RIGHT: Joe Pugh, about to get his man. Chauvin to Play for U.S.L. 15 ■ ■ ■■ BOTTOM ROW: Steve Pailet, James Jacobs, John Bryant, Mike Phillips, Donald Rafferty, James Allen, Tony Butcher, Jerry Levi. SECOND ROW: Ronald Olavarrieta, Larry Collins, Eric Eilers, Mike Reilly, Tommy Largay, Mike Wren, Paul Pope, Coach Engel. THIRD ROW: Roland Hymel, Richard Foret, Jay Addison, Sean Laflin, Robert Koch, Louis Jenny, John Mayer, Mike Favre. FOURTH ROW: Lance Oustalet, Craig Gabb, Leon Galatoire, Richard Bolten, Gary Dubroc, Mike O ' Brien, John D ' Emidio, Herbie Mc- Campbell, Mac Hadden. Junior High Saints Show Promise Mike O ' Brien is shown carrying the ball for the baby Rocks. Mike was one of the reliables on the team. 16 TOP LEFT: Pictured here, Brother Ivy is acting as assistant coach for the Junior High Football team. TOP RIGHT: Coach Thriffiley acted as head coach for the baby Rocks while Coach Engel ably assisted him. BELOW: Baby Rocks ' star quarterback and fine athlete, Jay Addison, is shown here ready for a pass. 17 TOP: Mac Hadden is finally brought down by the many players of the opposition. BOTTOM LEFT: Craig Gabb and Richard Bol- ten paying close attention. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mac Hadden! LEFT: Rock fans calling for victory and peace. MIDDLE LEFT: Coach Ivy displaying some of the finer points in backfield motion. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Thriffiley giving the team a pep talk at half time. Junior Rocks Display Much Enthusiasm 19 BOTTOM ROW: Teddy Schlueter, Felix Ducrest, James Ducrest, James Attaya, Thomas Reilly, Bobby Hogan, Curtis St. Mary. TOP ROW: David Wiggins, Mickey Konieczka, Tommy Liles, Kelvin Dugue, Sylvan Manuel, Robert Levings. Varsity Basketball FAR RIGHT: Head basket¬ ball coach, Bob Cuccaro, instructing the team during a time-out. RIGHT: Varsity basketball captains Tommy Liles and Curtis St. Mary. 20 Cage Star, St. Mary Signs With McNeese ST. MARY - INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - ONE GAME Most points scored - 53 Most free throws attempted Most field goals made - 19 Most rebounds - 28 Most free throws made - 15 ST. MARY - INDIVIDUAL ONE YEAR RECORDS Most points scored - 680 Best free throw percentage Most field goals made - - 73% 245 Most rebounds - 462 Best field goal percentage Most rebounds per game - 65.2% - 19.2 Most free throws made - Most points per game - 176 30.9 Most free throws attempted - 245 LEFT: The camera catches Curtis stuffin. BOTTOM LEFT: St. Mary goes for a rebound against Past High. BOTTOM RIGHT: Looking on while Curtis signs his grant-in-aid with McNeese is (standing) Father Steib, Brother Lee, Mr. Watkins of McNeese, and (seated) Coach Cuccaro. 21 TOP LEFT: Jimmy Attaya, first string, is pictured here. TOP RIGHT: Kelvin Dugue gets the rebound in an S.S.C. game against the Pass. BOTTOM LEFT: David Wiggins, pictured here, was a varsity player in basketball and football. BOTTOM RIGHT: Felix Ducrest was a varsity letterman in four sports. 22 s.s.c. Salutes Cagemen TOP LEFT: Sophomore Robert Levings follows a family tradition. TOP RIGHT: Sylvan Manuel takes advantage of his height. BOTTOM LEFT: Tommy Reilly played both varsity and junior varsity. BOTTOM RIGHT: Basketball ace, Bobby Hogan, was a starter and reliable or the team this past season. 23 TOP LEFT: Tommy Liles, a starter, made a few individual records this season with most attempted field goals per game, 30, and most assists, 14. In one year records. Tommy had most assists, 133. TOP RIGHT: Soph. Teddy Schlueter is shown here dribbling down court. BOTTOM LEFT: Arms ace, Micky Konieczka, demonstrates an unusual ability. BOTTOM RIGHT: Basketball and football star, Norman Cowand, pre¬ pares to hike the score. 24 s.s.c. VARSITY SCORES OPP. 76 Notre Dame 52 70 Biloxi 81 57 Pass High 64 79 St. John 62 70 Long Beach 69 91 Poplarville 65 80 Ocean Springs 83 64 Harrison Central 73 91 Bay High 85 55 Moss Point 61 66 Pass High 54 S.S. C. SCORES OPP. 79 Notre Dame 81 71 St. John 64 94 D’Iberville 44 68 Ocean Springs 75 81 Long Beach 6.7 89 Bay High 65 67 Harrison Central 77 64 Pass High 58 75 Gulfport 88 59 Pascagoula 60 64 Gulfport East 74 TOP: Junior Varsity members are (top row) Coach Jones, Don Laflin, Jody Knight, Sylvan Manuel, Don Smith, David Wiggins, (second row) Jeff Cromwell, Norman Cowand, Mike Carbon, Tommy Reilly, Robert Christeriberry and Tom Hampton. BOTTOM LEFT: J.V. star, Donald Smith, goes for two. BOTTOM CENTER: Tommy Reilly is shown dribbling. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Jones instructs the junior varsity. Members of the 1969-70 baseball team include (top row) Coach Thriffiley, Ronnie Gordon, David Kenny, Mike Carbon, Eddie Favre, Mike Everett, Brother Gary, (second row) Bob Edwards, Gene deBoisblanc, David Worrel, Mike Kenny, Tommy Reilly, Teddy Schlueter, Paul Casias, Ronnie Oustalet, (bottom row) Max Gianelloni, Lance Oustalet, Freddie Mora and Steve Pallet. Coach Thriffiley at third. s.s.c. BASEBALL SCORES OPP. 9 John Curtis 10 5 Pass High 5 4 Long Beach 2 1 Ocean Springs 10 1 Notre Dame 14 6 Bay High 7 2 Harrison Central 1 1 Long Beach 4 5 Ocean Springs 4 11 Bay High 6 5 Notre Dame 10 4 Harrison Central 3 26 Captains 9 Prowess Leads Team TOP: Captains for the 1969-70 St. Stanislaus baseball season are Ronnie Oustalet and Bob Edwards. BOTTOM LEFT: Ronnie Oustalet received the Most Valuable Player Award” this season in baseball. An All-Conference winner, Ronnie led the team in doubles, triples and stolen bases. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brother Athanasius is out to watch his favorite baseball team. 27 rMM TOP: Senior Baseball players include Ronnie Oustalet, Paul Casias, Bob Edwards and Max Gianelloni. BOTTOM LEFT: Rookie pitcher, Eddie Favre, claims two pitching victories and holds the S.S.C. record for R. B.I. ' s, 15. Eddie received Honorable Mention” in S.S.C.’s Conference. BOTTOM RIGHT: Veteran pitcher, Bob Edwards, pitches a 4-2 victory over Long Beach. Bob was out most of the season with an injured eye. 28 BATTING AVERAGES Ronnie Oustalet .342 Bob Edwards .390 Ed Favre .457 Ronnie Gordon .315 Teddy Schlueter .473 Don Smith .500 Paul Casias .333 Mike Kenny .333 TOP: Ed Favre bats an HR against. Bay High. MIDDLE: Steals like this one against Harrison Central were the cause of Ronnie Oustalet’s many strawberries. BOTTOM: Junior High Baseball players shown here are (top) David Depreo, Donald Rafferty, David Kenny, Mike Favre, John Mayer, (bottom) David Peterson, Glenn Smith, Bud Lang, Sam Carline, Chuck Wood and Brother Gary. Members of the St. Stanislaus track team are (top row) Allen Powell, Roland Hymel, Jose Herrero Neil Favre, Elmus Coleman, Nick Chetta, Richard Mashburn, Don Laflin, Virgil Dugue, (second row) Charles Dupre, Curtis St. Mary, James Moore, Kelvin Dugue, Mike Watts, Joe Benvenutti, Richard Compagno, Tom Flynn, (third row) Carry Cauthen, Mike Flynn, Ronald Olavarrieta, Kirt Kelner, Keith Payne and Steve Boulet. ] Coach Buddy Pitalo (right) acted as head track coach this season while Coach Barry Jones (below) assisted him 30 BOTTOM LEFT: A man of many talents, Felix Ducrest comes forward on the pole-vault. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Ripple hurls the discus for S.S.C. , as did Mike Watts (not shown). TOP LEFT: Jose Herrero sprints along with a show of fortitude. TOP RIGHT: Keith Payne, as a fast track man, was the S.S.C. entry in the 100 yard dash. TOP: Series shows Richie Mashburn displaying form in three poses before, during and after hurling the shot. BOTTOM: Jody Benvenutti grimaces before releasing the shot. Field Requires Power and Form 33 Members of the St. Stanislaus Tennis Team are (top row) Lyle Fogleman, Tommy Karam, Richard Puckett, Felix Ducrest, Charles Fransioli, Ben Puckett, Mike Byrne, (bottom row) Jack Biven, John Saer, Mike Fabacher, Edmon Melancon and Terry Taylor. Racket Squad Takes District TENNIS SCORES won singles doubles SSC 1 0 1 McGill 8 6 2 SSC 6 5 1 Long Beach 1 0 1 SSC 4 3 1 Pass Christian 0 0 0 SSC 4 3 1 Pass Christian 1 0 1 SSC 6 5 1 Long Beach 0 0 0 SSC 8 6 2 Brother Martin 0 0 0 SSC 6 4 2 Biloxi 7 1 0 SSC 7 5 2 Brother Martin 1 1 0 Brother David, S.C., acted as coach and moderator of the team 34 Byrne and Puckett Cap Doubles BOTTOM: Doubles team poised for action. TOP: Richard Puckett (left) and Tommy Karam (right) demonstrate the serve. 35 Ducrest Courts Singles at State Rookie tennis talent, Felix Ducrest (top right), after aceing” his way through dis¬ trict titles, competed at Jackson, this spring, for the singles’ championship. Playing a worthy game but matched against somewhat tougher competition, Felix managed to place third. Stanislaus can look forward to greater things from this four sport letterman next year. Second man on the S.S.C. tennis squad, Mike Byrne (top left and bottom) partici¬ pated on the doubles team which also went to state but was eliminated in early competition. 36 PLAYER: Ducrest Byrne R. Puckett Fransioli Melancon Ashford Karam B. Puckett Tavlor Foeleman OPPONENT: SETS GAMES SETS GAMES SETS GAMES SETS GAMES SETS GAMES SETS GAMES SETS GAMES SETS GAMES SETS GAMES SETS GAMES W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L IV L W L McGill 0 2 4 12 0 2 4 12 0 2 2 12 0 2 11 18 0 2 2 12 0 2 11 15 2 1 17 16 0 2 4 12 0 2 2 12 0 2 4 12 Long Beach 2 0 12 1 2 0 12 1 2 0 12 2 2 0 12 0 2 0 12 0 Pass Christian 2 0 12 5 2 0 12 2 2 0 12 0 Pass Christian 2 1 17 12 2 0 12 7 2 0 12 3 Long Beach 2 0 12 4 2 0 12 1 2 0 12 5 2 1 17 13 2 0 12 3 Brother Martin 2 0 12 6 2 012 7 2 0 12. 1 2 0 12 1 2 0 12 6 2 0 12 4 2 0 12 0 2 0 12 3 2 0 12 2 Bi loxi 2 0 12 4 2 0 12 3 2 0 12 1 0 2 3 12 2 0 14 7 Brother Martin 1 2 12 17 2 0 12 7 2 0 12 2 2 0 13 7 2 0 14 6 2 0 12 8 Totals 11 5 81 57 12 2 76 34 8 2 50 18 10 2 71 30 8 4 53 37 8 3 67 46 8 1 55 25 4 2 28 24 0 2 2 12 2 2 16 14 Doubles Totals 4 0 24 7 8 6 78 70 8 6 78 70 6 0 36 10 4 2 27 15 4 4 34 28 6 2 53 24 6 1 39 26 5 3 35 27 3 2 20 25 TOTALS 15 15105 64 20 8 154 104 16 8 128 88 16 2 107 40 12 6 80 52 12 7 101 74 14 3 108 49 10 3 67 50 5 5 37 39 5 4 36 39 Singles Matches 5 2 6 1 4 1 5 1 4 2 4 1 4 0 2 1 o 1 1 l Doubles Matches 2 0 4 3 4 3 3 0 2 1 2 2 3 1 3 0 2 1 1 1 TOTALS 7 2 10 4 8 4 8 1 6 3 6 3 7 1 5 1 2 2 2 2 All-Sports Trophy Winners jn iV wet. 1 All-Sports Trophy Winners include (standing) Coach Thriffiley, Felix Ducrest, Most Valuable Player in Tennis and Most Valuable in Field Events; Richard Puckett, Doubles Team in Tennis; Tommy Liles, Team Captain in Basketball; Curtis St. Mary, Leading Rebounder, Best in Free Throws, Team Captain in Basketball, Most Valuable Player in Basketball; Richard Compagno, Most Valuable in Track Events; Joe Benvenutti, Most Improved in Football; Kelvin Dugue, Best Defensive Player in Basketball; Jay Chauvin, Best Defensive Line¬ man; Joe Pugh, Best Defensive Back; Richard Mashburn, Most Spirited in Football; Coach Cuccaro; (seated) Ronnie Oustalet, Captains ' Award in Baseball, Man Award in Baseball, Best Defensive Back in Football; Mike Byrne, Doubles Team in Tennis; Joey Monti and Chris Wegmann, Appreciation Awards as Managers; Gary Griffin, Best Defensive Back in Football; Eddie Favre, Best Hitter Award in Baseball; Ronnie Gordon, Best Defensive Player Award in Baseball; Bob Edwards, Captains ' Award in Baseball, Best Offensive Back, Most Valuable Player in Football. 37 TOP: The S.S.C. Pep Band performs at a school assembly. John Lupo, David Wiemar, Jimmy Attaya, Victor Franckiewicz and David Johns made up the Pep Band. BELOW: The St. Stanislaus Marching Band poses for its annual picture. 40 The St. Stanislaus Band TOP LEFT: Mr. Davis Williams, Band Director. TOP RIGHT: The Pit Orchestra at Oliver.” BOTTOM: The St. Stanislaus Concert Band. ■ The Con Fraternity of the Sacred Heart TOP: Father Steib, moderator, leads group in communal discussion and reflection during the homily at Mass. BOTTOM LEFT: Father Steib is offering gifts at the Offertory. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Wegmann reads the epistle at Mass. . 42 The Homecoming Court TOP LEFT: Cabrini Bratton, Queen TOP RIGHT: Karen DeMetz BOTTOM LEFT: Jeannie Johnson BOTTOM CENTER: Pam Loicano BOTTOM RIGHT: Jane Lang 43 Underclassmen Honors Pictured here are members of the St. Stan¬ islaus student body who were selected for their qualities of leadership and cooperation to re¬ ceive the highest awards given by the school to underclassmen. The coveted awards, in the order of their significance, are the Character Cup, the Character Medal and the Conduct Medal. RIGHT: (top row) Roland Hymel, Character Medal, Section E; Eduardo Lichtle, Conduct Medal, Section A; Paul Mayer, ' Character Medal, Section F; (bottom) Tommy Yongue, Character Cup, Section E; and Frank Augustin, Character Cup, Section A. BOTTOM: (Section B) Reggie Eymard, Char¬ acter Cup; Greg White, Character Medal; and Jose Martinez, Conduct Medal. NOT SHOWN: Philip Bouchon, Character Medal, Section A; Ralph Aucoin, Character Cup, Section F; Jeff Cromwell, Conduct Medal, Section F; and Arthur Martin, Conduct Medal, Section E. 44 Seniors the Prom TOP: The Pass” socialites relax between dances at the prom. LEFT: Mike Gemelli watches as Mrs. Venita Schmidt slices the cake. ABOVE: A group dances to the music of ”the Pillow. 45 TOP: The graduating class of 1970. BOTTOM: Members of the Golden Jubilee Class of 1920 with Brother Pierre St. Pierre (left). Commencement exercises of the 116th graduating class of St. Stanislaus High School, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, took place on Saturday, May 16, 1970, in Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church. Rev. Gregory J. Johnson celebrated the Mass and Rev. Patrick H. Koch, S.J., delivered the commencement address. Brother Pierre St. Pierre, S.C., president, and Brother Lee Barker, S.C., principal of St. Stanislaus, were also present in the sanctuary. Following the conferring of diplomas upon the sixty-seven members of the graduating class and the members of the Golden Jubilee Class of 1920, awards were presented to the most distinguished graduates. 46 Seniors the Class of 1970 FAR LEFT: The Rev¬ erend Patrick H. Koch of the Society of Jesus addresses the 116 th graduating class. LEFT: Joseph Monti receives the Presi¬ dent’s Trophy from Brother Pierre St. Pierre, S.C., Presi¬ dent of St. Stanislaus College. The award is presented to that member of the grad¬ uating class, selected by the faculty, who shows the most out¬ standing qualities of leadership in aca¬ demics and all others fields. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Oustalet, the American Legion Award; William Pritchard, Excellence in Social Studies; Charles Currie, Salutatorian; Brother Lee Barker, principal; Dennis Carver, John Philip Sousa Band- Award; Terry Phillips, Character Cup for Day Student; Robert Welsh, Character Cup for a Resident Student. FRONT ROW; Arlie LeBeaux, Excellence in the Humanities; John Yongue, the Character Award for a Resident Student; Patterson Cheramie, Excellence in Business Subjects; Jose Herrero, the Conduct Award for a Resident Student; Joseph Monti, the President ' s Trophy. 47 m 1 TOP RIGHT: Jimmy Graves demonstrates a curl for the camera. TOP LEFT: Richard Compagno (left) and Robert Sedge- beer (right) box in the Weightlifting Club’s Sports-A - Rama. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Ohman performs a squat with several hundred pounds. BOTTOM LEFT: Bob Edwards keeps in shape with a little rope jumping. 48 The St. Stanislaus TOP LEFT: Jose Herrero exercises his legs. TOP RIGHT: Sonny Depreo was a regular in the club’s rooms after the football season BOTTOM LEFT: Jay Chauvin and Hy McEnery wrestle for the club in its Sports- A -Rama. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jay Chauvin is shown here doing a concentrated curl. 49 TOP: Officers of the Sidelines Club pictured here are Brother Philip, Alvin Genin, President; Gilbert Gayaut, First Vice President; E. V. Aime, Second Vice President. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brother Alban spices up the meetings by serving fried chicken and other delights. BOTTOM LEFT: Sideline members relax before meeting. The Ski Club LEFT: After football, basketball and baseball. Tommy Reilly enjoys a little time on skis. BOTTOM LEFT: For Tommy Reilly, Teddy Schlueter and Mike Brandon this is an every day affair. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sean Laflin is up to something funny again. BELOW: Brother Noel patiently directs land operations while Ricardo Velarde takes in all instructions. Intramurals and Yard Sports TOP RIGHT: Andrew Panquerne pitches to Shorty Walsten as Antonio Elizaga pre¬ pares to bat. BOTTOM LEFT: Brian Farrell and Dewey Hoda patiently await their turn to win in Field Day competition. BOTTOM RIGHT: Steve Trosclair casually views the game from his perch. 52 TOP LEFT: Hy McEnery attempts to block a shot. TOP RIGHT: Montagnet dribbles the ball down court. BOTTOM LEFT: John Christenberry attempts a rebound in an intramural basketball game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ralph Aucoin watches for any infractions. 53 ■ 5 ! — TOP: Student Council officers include: Ralph Aucoin, Treasurer; Tim Ryan, Secretary; Joey Monti, President; David Wiggins, Second Vice President; and Hy McEnery, First Vice President. 1. Ralph Aucoin 2. Joey Monti 3. Tim Ryan 4. Hy McEnery 5. Emile Lewis 6. David Wiggins 7. Ray Landreneau 8. Armand Jonte 9. James Cobb 10. Danny Taylor 11. Max Gianelloni 12. Joe Frederic 13. John Yongue 14. Paul Mayer 15. Roland Hymel 16. Arlie LeBeaux 17. Lee Hayden 18. David Macrae 19. Mike Sheehy 20. Louis Perret 21. Micky Konieczka 22. Mike Byrne 23. Jules Lagarde 24. Mike Ripple 25. Wayne Ducomb 26. Artnur Marshall 27. Harold Stratz 54 Student Council TOP: Tim Ryan reads minutes of last meeting. BELOW: Wayne Ducomb shows the Student Council what the posters for the kite-flying contest will look like. 55 Altar Servers RIGHT: High School Members include Tommy Kar- am, Jerry Levi, Lance Oustalet, (not shown) John Morris, and Steve Boulet. BELOW: (top row, left to right) Glenn Smith, Andy Panquerne, Eric Eilers, Brian Feeney, Bobby Witt- mann, Tommy Karam, Jerry Levi, Mike Fabacher, and Brother Melvin. (Second Row) Benny Bush, Reggie Eymard, Shorty Walsten, LeeEymard, Jose Martinez, Royal Kraft, and Larry Riley. National Honor Society TOP LEFT: Officers of the Society are Charles Currie, Treasurer; Bill Pritchard, President; Jimmy Attaya, Vice President; and Jerry Liuzza, Secretary. MIDDLE LEFT: Victor Frank- iewicz, Jim Attaya, Brother William, Jerry Liuzza, and Aubrey Hirsch return from the National Honor Society con¬ vention in Vicksburg. BELOW: Members of the So¬ ciety include (standing) Bill Pritchard, Arthur Marshall, Jimmy Attaya, Aubrey Hirsch, Arlie LeBeaux, Edward Favre, Ralph Aucoin, Victor Frankie- wicz, Chris Taylor, Carl Lad¬ ner, (sitting) Charles Currie, Randy Dickman, Joe Monti, Danny Taylor, Mike Byrne, and Hy McEnery. Oliver Fagin Artful Dodger Bill Sikes Nancy Bet Royal Kraft Armand Jonte David Cearnal Pierre Leger Mary Ellen Murphy Sharon McKenna Mr. Bumble David Macrae Mrs. Corney Colette Zimmerman Mr. Brownlow Kenneth Decker Mr. Sowerberry Paul La Chapelle Mrs. Sowerberry Cathy Johnson Noah Cl ay pole Mike Flynn Dr. Grimwig Chuck White Mrs. Bedwin Lynn Phillips Old Sally Kathi Blaize Charley Bates Newman Braud Old Lady Cheryl Blaize Chairman Robert Koch Charlotte Cheryl Blaize BUSINESS James Cobb Newman Braud EDITOR Danny Taylor ACTIVITIES Chris Taylor CLASSES Pierre Leger SPORTS Billy Wood MODERATOR Brother Michael Vidrine, S.C. SPECIAL ASSISTANT Victor Franckiewicz PHOTOGRAPHER Steve Bartlett 60 TOP: Jose Herrero, Chris Taylor, Brother John, Brother Joseph, Brother Hugh, Jimmy Cobb and Mike Sheehy listen attentively during a discussion of some interest. MIDDLE: Jose Herrero gives his viewpoint on the Senior Class. LEFT: Brother Pierre, President, socializes with Jimmy Cobb after the Forum talks. 61 Forensic TOP: Royal Kraft listens as Mrs. McKenna critiques a speaker. FAR RIGHT: Tim Berner goes over his speech for an upcoming competition. BELOW: Mrs. McKenna explains to Royal Kraft the fine points of public speak¬ ing. iglgl Dorm Officers 1. Tommy Yongue 2. Craig Gabb 3. Greg White 4. Tim Griffin 5. Paul Mayer 6. Hy McEnery 7. Arthur Krasnoff 8. Ralph Aucoin 9. Frank Augustin 10. Mark Ohman 11. Ray Landreneau 12. Michael Hastings 13. Richard Bolten 14. John Yongue 15. Jose Martinez 16. Jimmy Harkins ' IP - A Devotion To Excellence 64 65 BROTHER PIERRE ST. PIERRE, S.C. , PRESIDENT BROTHER LEE BARKER, S.C. , PRINCIPAL BROTHER HUGH, S.C. , DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS BROTHER ALBAN TUCKER, S.C. , DIETICIAN BROTHER ALBERT LEDET, S. C. , B. S. BROTHER ANDRIES, S.C. , B. S. BROTHER ATHANASIUS, S.C. , RETIRED BROTHER AQUIN GAUTHIER, S. C. , M. A. BROTHER BENNET BISHOP, S. C. , B. S. , M. Ed. BROTHER BONAVENTURE, S.C. , RETIRED BROTHER CANISIUS SCHELL, S. C. , B. S. BROTHER CARL BOUCHEREAU , S. C. , B. S. BROTHER CELESTINE, S.C. , B. S. , M. Ed. MR. ROBERT V. CUCCARO, B.S. BROTHER CLAUDE, S.C. , Ph.B. , B.L. S. BROTHER AUBERT, S.C. , RETIRED (Picture Not Available) BROTHER CYPRIAN, S, C. , MAINTENANCE BROTHER DAVID, S. C. , B. S. BROTHER EDUARDO BALDIOCEDA, S.C. , B.S. BROTHER ELBERT FARRELLY, S. C. , B. S. , M. S. MR. RONALD ENGEL, B.S. BROTHER EPHREM, S. C. , Ph.B. BROTHER FINIAN, S. C. , MAINTENANCE BROTHER FIR MIN, S. C., Ph. B., BURSAR BROTHER FRED, S.C. , RETIRED BROTHER GARY, S. C. , B. S. BROTHER HAROLD, S. C. , B. S. MR. CHARLES HENRY, B. A. LEFT: Brother Bennet and Colette Zim¬ merman chat at one of the Student Coun¬ cil ' s many dances. BOTTOM: Father Steib instructs the fifth graders in reading lab. � % FAR RIGHT: Brother Pierre discusses busi¬ ness with Brother Lee. RIGHT: Brother Ed¬ uardo explains a little math to his seventh grade class. BROTHER HILBERT MOONEY, S. C. , Ph.B. BROTHER JOHN GARST, S. C. , B. S. BROTHER JOSEPH DONOVAN, S. C. , B. S. MR. BARRY JONES, B. S. MRS. JOSEPH KERSANAC, B.S. MRS. PHILLAGASSE, ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN BROTHER LEON, S. C. , B. S. BROTHER LOYOLA MATTINGLY, S.C., B.S. BROTHER MARTIN, S.C., A. B. , L. L. D. PROVINCIAL TREASURER 68 FAR LEFT: Brother Carl instructs his 9-C class in the finer points of Shakes¬ pearian drama. LEFT ABOVE: Brothers Alban, Canisius, Philip and Lee numbered among the basketball team’s most ardent supporters. LEFT BELOW: Brother Neri admits that there is a difference between teach¬ ing English in America and in Africa. It ' s more dif¬ ficult in the States. MRS. JOHN McKENNA, FORENSIC BROTHER MELVIN, S.C. , B. A. BROTHER NERI, S.C. , B.S. BROTHER NOEL, S.C., B.S. FATHER LEONARD OLIVIER, S.V.D. M. A. BROTHER PAUL, S. C. , B. S. , M. A. BROTHER PHILIP, S. C. , Ph.B., ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MRS. INGER PHILLIPS, SECRETARY MR. ANTHONY PITALO, B. A. , VARSITY FOOTBALL 69 BROTHER RAYMOND SYLVE, S. C. , B. S. BROTHER ROY, S.C. , MAINTENANCE MRS. VENITA SCHMIDT, R.N. , RESIDENT NURSE FATHER TERRY STEIB, S. V.D. , B. A. MR. JAMES THRIFFILEY, III, B. A. FATHER GERHARD VOGEL, S. V.D. , B. A. FATHER WILBERT WHITE, S. V.D. , B. A. BROTHER WILLIAM McCUE, S.C. , B.S.C. , M.S., LIBRARIAN MR. H. DAVIS WILLIAMS, B. M. , M. M. DR. M. J. WOLFE, SR., M. D., SCHOOL PHYSICIAN MRS. BEVERLY ZIMMERMAN, SECRETARY FAR RIGHT: Brother Paul is besieged by his charges. RIGHT: Coach Cuc- caro starts early. 70 p School Staff 1. Mr. Ralph Lanaux 2. Mr. William Joseph, Miss Alice Singleton, Mrs. Mary Johnson 3. Mrs. Katherine De- moran 4. Miss Millie Arnold, Mrs. Beal, Mrs. Iris Morel 5. Mrs. Fayard 6. Mr. Ed Fairconne- tue 7. (seated) Mrs. Shir¬ ley Lanaux, Mrs. Carmen Montgomery 8. Mr. Mathew Wil¬ liams, Mr. Albert Favre 71 i A Generation BBS Joseph Barry Ashford George Rene Bahr Seniors Harrold J. Battalora, Jr. Lonnie Michael Bradley Newman Stephen Braud Dennis James Carver BOTTOM RIGHT: 12-A class officers are (left to right) Jay Chauvin, Treas¬ urer; Armand Jonte, Vice President; Arlie LeBeaux, Secretary; and James Cobb, President. BOTTOM: Scion of a famous father, Kirt Kelner displays a family trait. 74 Paul Anthony Casias Jerry Edward Chauvin Patterson J. Cheramie, Jr Nicholas John Chetta John Earle Christenberry James Albert Cobb James Peyrefitte Coleman Richard William Compagno Charles Richard Currie Kenny John Decker Randy Michael Dickman Wayne Philip Ducomb Kelvin James Dugue Robert Mark Edwards Gerard Joseph Frederic, Jr. Max Arthur Gianelloni Gary Francis Griffin Jose Herrero RIGHT: Seniors lead pep rally. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Mark Ohman helps Brother Martin exercise his Setter, Mike, as John Kersanac examines Mike ' s tags. BOTTOM: 12-C class of¬ ficers include Nicky Chet- ta (sitting), President; Steve Trosclair, Secretary; Louis Perret, Vice Presi¬ dent; and Tommy Liles, Treasurer. 76 LEFT: Richard Compagno, foreground, and Ronnie Oustalet take a break while ref ' ing the annual Red and White game. BELOW: A Senior class is hard at work. James Frederick Hughes Charles Henry Johnson Armand Gerard Jonte Barry Kirt Kelner Frank Thomas Kleinpeter Cornell Alexis Ladner 77 Jules Albert Lagarde Charles Kenneth Lamier Frank Daniel Lamier Arlie Edward LeBeaux Thomas Ray Liles Andrew Kenneth Martinolich Henry Alfred McEnery Patrick Ryan McMahon Alexander Lawrence Montagnet Joseph Elmer Monti Mark Gregory Ohman Ronald Ray Oustalet 78 ABOVE LEFT: 12-B class officers shown here are (from left to right) John Christen- berry, Secretary; Alex Montagnet, Vice President; John Yongue, President; and Andy Martinolich, Treasurer. LEFT: Seniors exchange greetings with Bro. Bennet. Keith Everett Payne Louis Franering Perret, Jr. Terry Anthony Phillips Roman Morgan Piernas Bruce Wendell Pope Allen Joseph Powell 79 William Daniel Rosenthal Curtis Raymond St. Mary Thomas Robert Schlinkert Robert Barber Sedgebeer John Lee Shaver Michael John Sheehy Gerard Paul Simms Michael Alvin Swanner David Provosty Taylor Gerald Valley Price William Frederick Pritchard Joseph McMartin Pugh LEFT: Bruce Pope is shown officiating at intramurals. Christopher Joseph Wegmann Robert Thomas Welsh Gerard Michael Weyman Dana William White Thomas Albert Worrel John Ernest Yongue 81 Bobby Ariatti Jimmy Attaya Steve Bartlett Jimmy Bates Walter Beasley Alan Becker James Benedict John Benedict Joe Benvenutti Blair Burkett Juniors Mike Byrne James Casey Kirk Chauvin Casey Collins Norman Cowand Carroll Culley Mike Curtis Thomas De Baillon Eugene de Boisblanc Felix Ducrest David Dunklin Mike Everett Jamie Ewart Neil Favre Jack Faulkner Jerry Finley Tom Flynn Ronald Gordon Thomas Hayes Bill Hendrick Aubrey Hirsch Bobby Hogan Keith Johnson Chip Kerr Jody Knight Paul La Chapelle Carl Ladner Chris Lagarde Ronald Laubenthal Steve Laurent Keith LeBeaux Emile Lewis Jerry Liuzza John Lupo David Macrae Sylvan Manuel Arthur Marshall Richard Mashburn Jim McDonough Peter McEnery Frederico Mora Ray Mouton Karl Nazelrod Mike Picard Tommy Powell Tommy Pritchard 82 Jimmy Provensal Mike Raboteau TOP: Here, a group of Juniors gather for a little fun and relaxation. LEFT: Forey Schully (foreground) and Thomas De- Baillon are shown at handball. CENTER RIGHT: 11-B is viewed during afternoon English class. Thomas Reilly Phillip Remel David Restom Tim Ryan Kevin Sheehy Bernard Silvestri Donald Smith Pat Starnes Don Stewart John Sutton Danny Taylor James Terrey Tommy Torre Mike Watts David Wiemar David Wiggins (Pictures Not Available) Andrew Burglass James Cecil Mike Graves Foerster Schully BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Byrne represents 11-A during intramurals. 83 John Amos Ralph Aucoin Arthur Babin Merrick Biri Chip Blanchard Lionel Bordages Curtis Bordelon Irwin Bothe Colie Boyet Mike Brandon Billy Breaux Stanley Burd Mike Carbon Carry Cauthen Robert Christenberry Jack Collins Jeffrey Cromwell Robert Daigle George Dendinger Sonny Depreo Virgil Dugue Donald Egdorf Mike Elliott Edward Favre Mike Flynn Victor Franckiewicz Philip Garcia Philip Gayaut Tim Goodyear Tim Griffin Tom Hampton Jimmy Harkins Joseph Hartel Billy Hawayek James Henson Matt Hunter 84 ■ n Sophomores FAR LEFT: Ben McMath takes a course with the big boys. LEFT: Jerry Wiggins refreshes himself at a Forum get- together. . Clarence Jones Mike Kennedy Mike Kenny Frank Klein Mickey Konieczka Don Laflin Pierre Leger Bubbie Levi Robert Levings Guy Lizana Joey Manieri John Martinolich Mark Martinolich Paul Mayer Ben McMath Gerald Melancon Lester Melancon Keith Mocklin FAR LEFT: Chris Taylor gives the eye to our camera. LEFT: Mike Kenny and Eddie Favre pose diligently during biology. 85 ■ BHBB James Moore Thomas Moran Clifton Narcisse Steve Pailet Sandy Rhode s Mike Ripple Mike Rohrer Darryl Russell Teddy Schlueter Francis Shippey James Simms Milton Singleton Woody Stieffel Chris Taylor Karl Vosloh Robert Weaver Chuck White Thomas Wiemar Jerry Wiggins Billy Wood David Worrel (Pictures Not Available) Stephen Daigle Robert Florie Alvin Gernard Robert Mutter Randy Powell Richard Puckett TOP: David Worrel blushes through a conver¬ sation with Jimmy Cobb and Brother Bennet. BOTTOM: Paul Mayer (foreground) and Sandy Rhodes play volleyball. 86 Freshmen LEFT: Bro¬ ther Eduardo ' s evening Spanish class shows Dennis Borne, Sean Laflin, and Greg Suire at strict atten¬ tion. Jay Addison Alvin Aramburo Frank Augustin Rene Balser Jack Biven Richard Bolten Dennis Borne Steve Boulet Robert Broadhead William Burguieres Tony Butcher Jimmy Chauff Elmus Coleman Huey Crappell Jon Cromwell Lucky Demoran Earl Depreo Clyde Deschamp Gary Dubroc Marc Dunbar Mike Dyess Billy Eilers Lyle Fogleman Richard Foret Charles Fransioli Leon Galatoire Mac Hadden Kim Hall Billy Harreld Lee Hayden Thomas Hensgens Kenneth Hernandez Randy Her pin Roland Hymel Cary Ink 87 mmmmm Jimmy Jacobs David Johns Bart Johnson Herman Johnson Tommy Karam Murray Keel David Kenny Rick Kergosien Mark King Richard Kisling Robert Koch Merlin Ladner Sean Laflin Kevin Lagarde Raymond Landreneau Ronald LeBlanc Jerry Levi Joe Maggioni William Marsalis Arthur Martin William Matthews Douglas MacDowell Edmond Melancon Glenn Morris John Morris Mark Myers Mike O’Brien Neal O ' Brien Mike Ostrick Lance Oustalet Cort Phillips Bert Polaski ABOVE: 9-C enjoys its study of English with Brother Carl. 88 Bruce Singleton Ricky Soldinie Harold Stratz Gregory Suire Terence Taylor Alyson Tom James Varnell Gary Ward Brad Williams Thomas Yongue Buddy Zimmerman (Pictures Not Available) Don Beech Gary Landry Keith Brown Edward Sens Charles Cox John Speetjins Joe D’Emidio Chip Wolfe LEFT: Freshmen Cary Ink and Tommy Karam (fourth from left) give Brother Paul and C. J. Bor¬ delon a few lessons in operating a pin¬ ball machine. Richard Pregeant Rory Rafferty Ralph Ramirez Michael Reine John Saer Gregory Schamback Freshmen ■ Rob Roy Adams David Banks John Bennett Allen Bernard Warren Bettens John Bryant Arthur Castillo Dominick Compagno Blane Cowand John D ' Emidio Michael DeMichael Charles Dupre Dorian Fleming Craig Gabb Kenny Gayaut John Groves Roberto Herrero Dewey Hoda Louis Jenny Raymond Johnson Michael Jones Michael Keel Royal Kraft Alex Krajina George Krost Rodrigo Lizarralde Peter Luypen Herbie McCampbell Ronald Olavarrieta Donald Rafferty Mike Reilly Roland Ricca Timothy Richards Clay Rick Jeff Rutherford Joe Ryan Barry Sallinger Victor Swinnen Henry Stockman Everette Weatherby Robert Wittmann Chuck Wood Carlo Zummo Donald Zweifel (Pictures Not Available) Jackson Balch Stephen Landrieu Malcolm Sandel Ben Puckett Colin Williams ABOVE: Peter Luypen smiles for the camera after a friendly game of football. Eighth Grade 90 H James Allen Roberto Arochi Kenny Barry Seventh Grade Sidney Baudier Tim Berner David Blackburn Bennett Blanchard Philip Bouchon Donald Bratton Martin Canler Sam Carline Larry Collins Fred Dean David Depreo Antonio Elizaga Reginald Eymard Danny Farrell Michael Favre Juan Fernandez Bennie French Charles Genin Dino Glaze Brent Guillory Jose Gutierrez Michael Hastings Karl Hudson Charles Kahn Andy Lagarde Eaton Lang Thomas Largay Eduardo Lichtle Francisco Lizarralde Edward Matthews John Mayer David McCaleb Terry McGinity Richard McMahon Henry Muller Robert Myers Chris Nelson ABOVE: Bayne Dickinson, Michael Weber, and Joseph Riette seem to be ab¬ sorbed in Brother Eduardo’s math class. 91 SI Seventh Grade ABOVE RIGHT: A point of interest catches the 7-A math class. RIGHT: Here, Keith Pugh calls to mind an act from Vaudeville. 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