St Vincents Academy - Vincentian Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

Foreword “In the Shadow of a Valiant Woman” . . . The yearbook staff has chosen this as the theme for the 1961 Vincentian. We are proud of our school in scholarship, in activity and in the production of fine Christian women. This pride is developed daily from the work begun by Mother DeVilleneuve, foundress of the Daughters of the Cross. Today our teachers, the living shadows of Mother DeVilleneuve, help us toward a better education, and richer spiritual life. Each member of the staff has shared in the development of this theme. We hope you will sense this theme as you turn these pages to re-live the challenges, accomplishments, and friend- ships at St. Vincent’s Academy. We, the Vincentian Staff, give you the 1961 Vincentian. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITOR - ASSOCIATE EDITOR Kay Micheals T Judy Young PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Stephanie McCullough BUSINESS MANAGERS Diane Huckabay Sharon John Mary Hopfenspirger ACTIVITY EDITORS Betsey Lotspeich Toni Messmer CLASS EDITORS Sandy Donohue Amelou Freeman Bettv McCotter FEATURE EDITORS Barbara Hoy Karen Stevens Mary Uffleman VINCENTIAN Saint Vincent’s High School Shreveport, Louisiana 1961 Volume XXIII Table of Contents I FACULTY II CLASSES III ACTIVITY IV FEATURES V PATRONS f j Dedication uCathoficism in orth WjM ,nn owes the Daughters ol the Cross a debt of gratitude.” W---------Roger Bau.lier What better words can express our admiration for the devotion and untiring effort put forth by this community in the education of Catholic south. Tlie Daughters of the Cross were first established in Franee un- der Venerable Mother de Ville- neuve. From there the Daughters of the Cross came to Louisiana, bringing with them guidance and knowledge which they have bestow- ed upon thousands of Louisiana children in the last one hundred yea rs. It is to these—our beloved teach- ers—and their foundress Mother de Villeneuve that we. the staff, ledieate this 1061 Vincentian. w 5 asms The faculty casts a shadow of wisdom and guidance. Surrounded by this ever pres- ent shadow, students are molded into the good Christian scholars and workers of to- FACULTY ■■ MOTHER CLARISSA 8 MRS. BREEDLOVE Business Education SR. MARY GRACE SR. ACNES RUTH Junior Sponsor World History Librarian Freshman Sponsor Latin Choir SR. FABIAN ROSE Freshman Sjxmsor English SR. PATRICIA Sophomore Sponsor Mathematics Debate MISS NELLIE BROWNING Sophomore Sponsor American History 9 SR. MARY ANN French SR. MARIE DeSALES Freshman Sponsor French English MRS. RAY KOCH Science MRS. BRANDON Journalism Physical Education MISS JANE DARNELL Social Studies Spanish Red Cross 10 Our Spiritual Directors FR. A. M. CHENEVERT Senior Religion Instructor MSGR. J. C. VANDEGAER Sophomore Religion Instructor Fr. SERAPHIN GLASNOVIC Freshman Religion Instructor FR. RICHARD LOMBARD Junior Religion Instructor -A Msgr. H. C. Teacle Diocesan Director of Schools BISHOP CHARLES P. GRECO Bishop of Alexandria Cafeteria Staff Alumnae Officers of 1960-61 are, left to right, Ann Bohan, corresponding secretary; Marie Rinaudo, recording secretary; Sister Cornelia I). G, spon- sor; Mrs. A. J. McLaughlin, 1st vice president; Mrs. H. J. Wolcott, presi- dent; Miss Nanette King, treasurer; and Mrs. Lorna Miller, 2nd vice president (not pictured). I Alumnae Of ficers The cafeteria staff is composed of Mrs. L. M. Preedom, Mrs. H. J. Wolcott Mrs. W. H. Henry, and Crispy. A familiar sight to all SVA students is the cafeteria. Here pupils relax while they are eating and catching up on all the latest news. Mrs. 0. E. Marks heads the 1960-61 Parents’ Club. Serv- ing with her on the executive committee are: Mrs. Fred Carmody, recording secretary; Mrs. Frank 0. Looney, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Harry Johnson, 1st vice presi- dent: Mrs. Tillie Yamin. treasurer. Not pictured are Mrs. J. W. Freeman, corresponding secretary, and Mr. Ben Ligon, parliamentarian. Parents' Club Serving refreshments at Sen- ior Presentation are left to right; Mrs. B. S. Folsom, Mrs. N. J. Scholz, Mrs. C. R. Me- Milliam. Mrs. J. C. McCotter, Mrs. W. T. McGill, Mrs. W. W. Mabry. Serving with the officers as committee chairmen are, SEATED, left to right: Mrs. 0. E. Marks, president; Mrs. Fred Carmody, recording secretary; Mrs. Frank O. Looney, telephone chairman; Mrs. W. W. Mabry, hospitality and budget chairman; STANDING: Mr. Ben Ligon, parliamentarian; Mrs. Harry Johnson, publicity chairman; Mrs. Tillie Yamin. treasurer; Mrs. J. W. Freeman, cor- responding secretary; Mrs. L. J. Nowlan, membership chairman; Mrs. I). E. Noone, ways and means chairman; Mrs. F. F. Marsh, yearbook chairman; Mrs. J. V. Broyles, program chairman; and Mrs. C. E. Luse, Tag Day chairman (not pictured). 13 Classes, with their shadows of seeking and learning, equip students with the neces- sary tools to fulfill life’s goals. Each day, no matter how uneventful, brings into their lives growth in knowledge, understanding, lasting frinedships and principles. It is from these classes that the “Valiant Woman” of tomorrow will emerge to take their place in God’s plan. STANDING, left to right: Paddy Hopfenspirger, Carol Moraw, Judy Young, Babs Walther, Mary Jo Holoubek, Marijo Miller, Sandra Noone, and Natalie Follain. Senior Class Officers President: Paddy Hopfenspirger Vice President: Judy Young Secretary: Mary Jo Holoubek Treasurer: Sandra Noone Carol Moraw Babs Walther Marijo Miller Natalie Follain Motto: “Love Serves.” Patron: Immaculate Conception Flower: Yellow Rose Colors: Gold and White Homework? What homework? CELESTE BOURGEOIS Sodality RKL MICHELE BOVENZI Choir RKL MAGDALENE BAUDINO Choir Sodality MARGARET BLANDINO Choir Sodality Seniors Seniors “They’ll Yiever know we’ve gone!” SANDRA BROWN Choir R.K.L. CYNTHIA BROOKS Vice Prefect, Sodality N.H.S. LINDA CANNON Choir Vice President-R.K.L. CASSANDRA DONOHUE Journalism Red Cross, Vice President JUANITA CORDON Sports Sodality BARBARA GREEN Choir RKL Seniors “Who says I'm too old to play with dolls? PATRICIA HAMITER Sodality RKL BONNIE LEE HENRY RKL Sodality LINDA HERSHEY Sports Red Cross Seniors “There’s something so final about a final. MARTHA HORNOT Choir R.K.L. PADDY HOPFENSP1RGER President, Senior Class Choir MARY JO HOLOUBEK Secretary, Senior Class Debate Seniors BARBARA HOY Journalism RKL DIANE HUCKABAY Spanish Club President Journalism ‘Look! Our Mary Book is finally finished!” SHARON JOHN Student Council, Vice President Journalism GRACE ELLEN JOHNSON Debate President NHS 77 SeTiiors MARY KATHERINE MARRON Choir Red Cross CELINE MARSDEN Choir Sodality MARILYN McCOLLOM Red Cross Sports “No more dimes?” LINDA MacDONALD Choir Sports 25 ■ V Seniors MARY HELEN MORA Choir Red Cross MARUO MILLER Co-Editor of Flammette Sodality 26 MARTHA CAROL SEMON Sodality Sports PATRICIA JEAN SEMON Choir Sodality I MARY ELOIS SEPULVADO Choir Sodality it Here, I'll take those.” JO MARILYN SCURRIA Choir Sodality MARY ELIZABETH SITTON Choir Sodality 28 CASSANDRA TIMMINS RKL Spanish Club BARBARA WALTHER Co-Editor of Plammette NHS JUDITH ELAINE YOUNG Vice President Senior Class Associate Editor of VincenVan m 29 STANDING, left to right: Anne Braswell, Martha Mabry, Ann Naughton, Aimee Williams, Barbara McMillian, Karen Stevens, Mary Morneau, and Pat Dwyer. Junior Class Officers Junior A Junior B President: Ann Braswell Martha Mabry Vice President: Anne Naughton Aimee Williams Secretary: Barbara McMillian Karen Stevens Treasurer: Mary Morneau Patricia Dwyer Motto: Love Conquers All What we are is God’s gift to us and what we make of our- selves is our gift to God. Patron: Sacred Heart St. Germaine Flower: Red Rose Carnation Colors: Red and White Red and White 30 Joyce Brownlee Nina Broyles Donna Burnley Pat Candiloro Frances Caplis 31 Mar)’ Collett Fran Costello Ginger Cush Janice De Broeck Patricia Dwyer Mary Michael Hill Mary Hopfenspirger Bennie Sue Huekabay Martha Mabry Betty Marks Marianne Marsh Betty McCotter Florence McGill 33 fi ' 'a Barbara McMillian Toni Messmer Mary Morneau Anne Naughton Katy O’Mary i Cathey Palmissano Harriet Patrick Ursula Procell Bernadine Provenza Jean Scholz 34 Celia Sebastian Karen Stevens Darleen Strange Vicki Tillman Mary Uffleman Left to right: Dutchie Bodenheimer, Margaret Looney, Paula StahJs, Peggy Moffatt, Sue Gauthier, Bebe Crofton, Jane Webb, and Mary Elizabeth Carmody. Sophomore Class Officers Sophomore A Sophomore B President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Motto: Patron: Flower: Colors: Dutchie Bodenheimer Paula Stahls Sue Gauthier Janie Webb Totality Saint Veronica Passion Flower Red and White Margaret Looney Peggy Moffatt Bebe Crofton Mary Elizabeth Carmody Our hearts are made for God and they are restless until they rest in thee. Saint Philomena Lily of the Valley Blue and White Darrah Bagley Christine Barr Mary Bartles Elizabeth Bodenheimer Martha Buck Linda Burnley Elaine Butler Mar)' Canglose Jimmie Marie Hilborn Cynthia Hooper Patricia Laird Catherine Landry Ann Leone Valerie Light Margaret Looney Mary Elizabeth Lowery Marian McCain Nancy May Vicki Lee May Peggy Moffatt Marie Morgan Judy Nash Doris Phelps 38 Frances Pinkley Sonja Rambin Susanne Reed Nikki Rivet Carol Schexnaider Sue Shields Janis Smith Karen Smith Paula Stahls Mary Summers Marguerite Ropollo Eileen Savoy Catherine Scalf Patricia Tidwell Elaine Troy Marilee Wallher Jane Ellen Webb Karen Wiley Johnette Williams 39 STANDING, left to right: Noopy Levy, Josette Cashier, Margaret Nolan, Grace Provenzano, Mary Kay Martzell, Dotti Garland, Susan Moloney, Diana Ricou, Mary Anne Jones, Dolores Tiller, Sally Dixon, and Jean Pope. Freshman Class Officers President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: President: Vice President: Secretary: T reasurer: Dotti Garland Motto: “Remember thy last Diana Ricou thy shalt never sin.” Mary Kay Martzell Patron: Saint Maria Goretti Susan Moloney Flower: Rose Colors: Pink and White Grace Provenzano Motto: “As the tree is bent, Josette Cashier shall it grow.” Noopy Levy Patron: Saint Maria Goretti Margaret Nolan Flower: Lily Colors: Red and White Dolores Tiller Motto: “Each for the other a Mary Anne Jones for God.” Jean Pope Patron: Saint Theresa Sally Dixon Flower: Rose Colors: Red and White 40 Donna Anderson Carolyn Baker Marian Baker Mary Ann Ballard Martha Basco Jackie Bell Mary Bolinger Shirley Bourgeois Carol Braswell Barbara Braun Teddy Jo Brosig Mary Patricia Bruener Jane Burandt Patricia Dormer Michele Duquette Helen Ebarb Carol Sue Finnel Dotti Garland Sarah Louise Giglio Irene Gordon Barbara DeFatta Shirley Delatin Mary Delouch Sarah Dixon Linda Doles 42 Beverly Jean Hanchey Margaret Jean Henderson Gertrude Hernandez Carol Hershelman Patricia Holloway Debra Marie Horn Jacqueline King Harriet Koettler Mary Ann Jones Peggy Lalena Betty Landry Celeste Landry Patsy Legarde Kathleen Letender Lillian Levy Anita McGuffin Donna McGuffy Margaret McMeel Rosemary Micotto Frances Mika Linda Santoro Helen Scalf Kathy Sebastian Maxine Sitter Judy Smith Martha Ann Smith Dorothy Stevens Avye Jayne Sullivan Delores Tiller 4V Mi Rae Anne Troedwon Patricia Van Rossum Nancy Williams Mary Woodard 47 Under the direction of Sister Mary Grace, the St. Vincent’s choir sings for the Sodality Christmas play and for numerous other school functions. The choir consists of, front row, left to right, Beverly Hanchey, Linda Burnley, Cathy Scalf, Cathy Palmissano, Mary Kay Martzell, Helen Fitzgerald, Helen Scalf, Dotty Garland, Jossette Cassiere, Harriet Koetter, Anita McGuffin; second row, Catherine Landry, Susan Moloney, Ad rane Roy, Carol Finnell, Sandra Yakub, Nina Hendricks, Maggie Baudino; third row, Marilyn McGaffigan, Sharon Ruesch, Linda Gangelose, Troyanne Boone, Carol Schex- naidre, Margaret Blandino, Pat Candelora, Janie Webb, Karen Wiley, Michele Bovenzi, JoJo Luke, Sandra Brown; fourth row, Donna Burnley, Mary E. Sepulvado, Linda Cox, Diane Dalfiume, Paula Stahls, Barbara Green, Yvonne Bondreau, Mary C. Matron; fifth row% Mary E. Sitton, Carol Moraw, Natalie Follain, Paddy Hopfenspirger, Frances Caplis, Barbara McMillian, Jo Marilyn Scurria, Romona Moscato, Celine Marsden, Ann Leone, Patsy Semon, and Fran Costello. Choir Presiding as choir officers are, left to right, Romona Moscato, Pres.; Jo Marilyn Scurria, Sec.-Treas.; and Natalie Follain, V. Pres. Choir entertains audience 4 Hemming choir robes for later use are seniors, Mary Sepulvado, Patsy Semon, Mary Sitton, Maggie Baudino, Linda Cannon, Michele Bovenzi, Celine Marsden, Barbara Green, Mary Marron, Margaret Blandino, Sandra Brown, Carol Moraw, Jo Marilyn Scurria, Natalie Follain, Helen Fitzgerald, and Romona Moscato. Miss Mary Glorioso and Miss Mary Cousin, (not pictured) serve as choir accompanists for many occasions. ■ Debate Busily compiling noles for future debate strategy are: Hound-Robin winners Nina Broyles and Belly Marks. Participating in Workshop at I a. Tech were: left to right, Mary Bartles, Pat Laird, Florence Sullivan, Cynthia Brooks and Mary Jo Holoubek. g 9 v Junior Debate Officers are: left to right, Nancy May; Pres., Mary Bartles; V. Pres., Mary Summers; Sec., and Pat Laird; Treas. i ‘ L .i r ■ Attending U.S.L. Clinic were: Mary Bartles, Pat Laird, Marilee Walther, Nancy May, CiCi Johnson, Ann Braswell, Nina Broy- les, Betty Marks, and Mary Jo Holoubek. 50 Promoting and developing citizenship, lead- ership, and ability in public speaking are the main goals of the Debate Club. While participating in college workshops and clin- ics, the Debate Club has added to its credit an excellent record of its outstanding ability in oratory. Senior Officers of Debate are: Nina Broyles; Sec., Betty Marks; V. Pres., Sister Patricia, GiGi Johnson; Pres., Mary Jo Holou- bek; Treas. Junior Debaters are: standing, Darrah Bagley, Mary Summers, Nancy May, Margaret Looney, Dutchie Bodenheimer. Sitting, Margaret Nowland, Peggy Moffatt, Marilee Walther, Mary Bartles, Pat Laird, Celeste Landry. Senior Debaters are: standing, GiGi Johnson, Ann Braswell, Cyn- thia Brooks, Florence Sullivan. Seated, Mary Jo Holoubek, Betty Marks. Mary McWilliams and Sara Gillespie. Yearbook Editor, Ann Scalf, discusses layout plans with Journalism sponsor, Mrs. Brandon and associate editors, Judy Young and Kay Michaels. Journalism Checking pictures with photography editor, Stephanie McCollough, are feature editors Karen Stevens, Barbara Hoy and Mary Uffle- man. Florence McGill, Mary Collett, Sandra Noone. and Ann Naughton, composing the other half of the paper staff, proofread finished products. Representing half the paper staff are Vicki May, Jean Scholz, Mary Momeau, and Jan Folsom. Babs Walther and Marijo Miller, co-editors of the school paper, Flammette, take a short break between paper deadlines. Diane Huckabay, Mary Hopfenspirger, and Sharon John straighten files, one of the many duties as yearbook business managers. Compiling the newspaper and yearbook requires many hands, talents, and personalities. Hours of hard and earnest work through the year are essential to produce the best. The Journalism staff records mem- ories of activities, organizations, honors, and the Left to right: Sandy Donohue, Amelou Freeman, and Betty McCottcr, Class editors, pose with Activities editors Toni Messmer and Betsey Lotspeich. spirit of high school years. SEATED: Jackie Bell, Jean Pope, Carolyn Baker, Sally Dixon, Judy Smith, Shirley Bourgeois, Mary Woodard. STANDING: (left to right) Joey Binaudo, Judy McDonough, Mary Ballard, Michele Duquette, Debra Horn, Rosemary Miciotto, Marnie Younk- er, Barbara DeFatta, Shirley Delatin, Chris Malcc. Sophomore Journalists are (seated) Judy Nash, BeBc Crofton, and Ida Mae Follain. Standing (left to right) Christine Barr, Sonja Rambin, Golda Garrett, Wilma Guevera, Vicki May, Suz- anne Reed and Sue Gauthier. Martha Semon and Dutchie Bodenheimer placed second in badminton tournament at Northwestern State College. Underclassmen in Sports are: seated, left to right. Karen Smith. Eileen Savoy, Deloros Bott, Johnnette Williams. Stand- ing, Nancy Linzy, Linda Santoro, Mar- garet McMeel, Dorothy Stevens, Linda Doles, and Connie Linxwiler. Martha Semon, and Linda Hershey pre- pare to jump for a toss assisted by De- loros Bott and Dutchie Bodenheimer. Senior sportsmen are: left to right, Linda Hershey, Martha Semon, and Juanita Gordon. Listening to Mrs. Prescott, Sports director, are: first row left to right, Juanita Gordon, Linda Santoro, Linda Doles, Linda Hershey, Martha Senion, Dolores Bott, Eileen Savoy, Second row, Karen Smith, Connie Linxwiler, Margaret McMcel, Dorothy Stevens, Nancy Linzy, Johnette Wil- liams. Third row, Marianne Marsh, Celia Sebastian, Darleen Strange. Displaying new gym suits are, left to right, Linda Doles, Linda Santoro, Connie Linxwiler, Nancy Linzy, Margaret McMeel, Dorothy Stevens. Sports develops in these stu- dents the keen spirit of com- petition which helps them reach their goals in athletics and in life. This spirit makes each loss a lesson and each victory worth every minute of hard work. ' Read Know Love Cataloging books for Sr. Agnes Ruth, with the skill- ful assistance of Mrs. Leo Sebastian are, left to right, Betty Lou Jordan, Mary Collett, Gigi Johnson, Celeste Bourgeois, and Mary Uffelman. Lending special help to Sr. Agnes Ruth in rearrang- ing book shelves, and performing desk duty are, left to right: Peggy Robinson, Barbara Green, Suzanne Delouch, Sandra Yakub, Barbara Hoy, and Martha Hornot. Presiding over the R.K.L. Club are: Joanne Dwyer, Pres.; Linda Cannon, V. Pres.; San- dra Noone, Sec.; and Susan Gauthier, Treas. Red Cross upperclassmen pose be- fore delivering food, clothes, and toys collected for a needy family at Christmas time. Left to right are: Aimee Williams, Stephanie McCullough, Kay Michaels, Sandy Donohue, Amelou Freeman, Toni Messmer, Natalie Follain, Rosalie Ingouf. Mary Hopfenspiger, Ro- mona Bott, Betty McCotter, and Marilyn McCullom. Red Cross “Red Cross to the rescue” has become the stand- ing motto of the St. Vincent's chapter of the Jun- ior Red Cross. Making favors for the Veterans Hospital, sending gift boxes overseas, and collect- ing food for needy families are only a few of the many ways the J.R.C. serves others at home and abroad. Preparing a basket of food and a box of clothing for the poor are officers, left to right: Toni Messmer, Parliamentarian; Stephanie McCullough, Pres.; Sandy Donohue, V. Pres.; Kay Michaels, Sec.; Natalie Follain, Treas. Red Cross underclassmen are, clockwise: Eileen Savoy, Sue Shields. Christine Barr, Pricilla Gigio, Mary E. Carmody, Peggy Moffatt, BeBe Crofton, Ida Mae Folliain, Martha Basco, Nancy Burns, Margaret Looney, Marilee Walther, and Doris Phelps. 57 Presiding over Student Council are: left to right. Patti Tidwell, Treas.; Sharon John, Vice Pres.; Janie McKean, Pres., and Ra- mona Bolt, Sec. National Honor Society members are: left to right, Mary Jo Holoubek, Cyn- thia Brooks. Babs Walther, Florence Sullivan, Janie McKean, Carol Mo raw, and GiGi Johnson. NATIONAL HONOR. SOCIE.T National Honor Society Student Council I Members of Student Council are first row; Dutchy Bo- denheimer. Margaret Looney, second row; Patti Tidwell, Babs Walther, Diane Huckabay, Romona Moscato, Martha Semon, third row; Ramona Bott, Stephanie McCullough, Judy Young. Delores Tiller, standing left to right; Paddy Hopfenspirger, Carol Moraw. Joanne Dwyer, Ann Braswell, Martha Mabry, Florence Sullivan, Mary E. Sitton, GiGi Johnson, Grace Provenzano, Cynthia Brooks, and Sharon John. The Legend of the Christmas Rose was narrated by: Linda Cannon, Cynthia Brooks, Judy Young, Grace Ellen Johnson, and Bonnie Henry, (not pictured.) Direction-------- Introduction By TABLEAUX Carolyn Beckett Marijo Miller Blessed Mother St. Joseph ________ Angels ____________ Shepherds _________ Kings _____ -...... ___ Florence Sullivan Janie McKean Kay Michaels Ann Scalf ___ Amelou Freeman Diane Huckabay _____ Sharon John Stephanie McCollough Martha Semon 59 “To Jesus through Mary” is the motto of soda- lists and candidates. Daily duties as well as outside activities, such as baskets for the needy and visits to the old folks home, spiritually enrich their lives. Sodality Sharing in the promotion of spiritual strength and leader- ship are Sodality officers, Florence Sullivan, Prefect; Cynthia Brooks, Vice Prefect; and Ann Scalf, Secretaiy-Treasurer. Junior candidates are, left to right, Toni Messmer, Group Chairman Nina Broyles, Secre- tary, Aimee Williams, Betty Marks, Karen Stevens, Fran Costello, Betty McCotter, Ann Naughton, and Bernadette Zimmer. Kneeling, Bernadine Provenza. Ursula Procell and Cookie Hull. Sorting stamps for the missions are senior candidates: Margaret Blandino, Celeste Bourgeois, Cynthia Brooks, Nat- alie Follaine, Mary Jo Holoubek, Gigi Johnson, Janie McKean, Mary Helen Mora, Komona Moscato, Celine Mars- den, Mari jo Miller, Sandra Noone, Ann Scalf, Jo Marilyn Scurria, Martha Se- mon, Patsy Semon, Mary E. Sepulvado, Mary E. Sitton, Florence Sullivan, and Judy Young. 60 Senior candidates preparing to take their temjiorary Act of Consecration are, left to right, Linda Cannon, Sandy Dono- hue, Amelou Freeman, Maggie Raudino, Diane Huckabay, Sharon John, Carol Moraw, Stephanie McCullough, Pat Hamiter, Bonnie Henry, Helen Fitzgerald, secretary of the group, and Kay Michaels, group chairman. Sophomore candidates learn the Sodality way of life under their director, Miss Browning. Directing the Sodality this year is Sr. Inurentia. Language Clubs Officers of the Latin Club are Judy Young, President; Ann Scalf, Vice President; and Maggie Baudino, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Latin Spanish Spanish II officers are, FIRST ROW: Anne Pearce, Vice Presi- dent; Jo Marilyn Scurria. Secre- tary; Toni Messiner, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Romona Mosca- to. Program Chairman; and Nata- lie FoIIain. President. Civics Club The S.V.A. Civics Club instills in its mem- bers a keen knowledge of the functions and activities of our government, both } ast and current. The Civics Club sponsored a school-wide presidential election to stimulate and pro- mote deeper interest in our country’s affairs. This year the club is under the direction of Miss Jane Darnell. Speech Mary Kay Martzcll Vice President Queen Sandra Noone Homecoming Sweetheart Aimee Williams Court Jot ot ,4 tot ■S e t e 66 Senior Maid Maggie Baudino Sandra Noone, crowned queen a! dance, is surrounded by her maids. Left to right: Judy Young, escorted by Joe Bader; Maggie Baudino, escorted by Walter Wise; Sweetheart Aimec Williams, escorted by Pete Prados; Quen Sandra Noone, escorted by Tim Miciotto; Kay Michaels, escorted by Jerry Barr; Toni Messmer, escorted by Jack Caplis; Margaret Looney, escorted by Joe Cordaro. Homecoming dance proves enjoyable to all. Quill and Scroll ;i T£PKAT ONAl 'i '3 n Displaying the Quill and Scroll banner are, left to right, Sharon John, Judy Young, Ann Scalf, Toni Messmer, Kay Michaels, Flor- ence McGill, Babs Walther, Anne Naughton, and Marijo Miller. National Merit Scholarship Placing in the top twelve percent in the state after taking the National Merit Scholarship exam are, STANDING, left to right: Barbara Hoy, Janie McKean, Cynthia Brooks, Amelou Freeman, Carol Moraw, Florence Sullivan. Bonnie Henry, Celine Marsden, and Mary Jo Holoubek. SEATED, left to right; Kay Michaels, Maggie Baudino, Ann Scalf, Patsy Semon, and Helen Fitzgerald. Finalists in the N.M.S. were Babs Walther, Gigi John- son, Marijo Miller, and Mary Elise McWilliams (not pictured), who rank in the top one percent of the nation. 68 Summer School of Catholic Action i h� . A Amelou Freeman, Mary Elizabeth Sitton, Florence Sullivan, Carol Moraw, Natalie Attending the convention at San Antonio this summer were Marijo Miller, Diane Huckabay, Ann Scalf, Cynthia Brooks. Follain, and Mary Jo Holoubek. . , . CVA at “Getting to know you” hmen get their first look a and refreshments, ii-the event were games, g , name Paula Stahls plays the piano under the direction of Mrs. Frank Summers. Mrs. Laura Twist looks on as Christine Landry plays the harp. Music Mrs. Walter Caughy accompanies Mary Grey Walker playing the vio- lin. St. Vincent's is honored to have as voice instructor, Mrs. Helen Ruffin Marshall, who also conducts Music Appreciation classes. Many students take piano lessons to round out their courses. Here Sr. Joan is giving Cathy Landry her regular lesson. 72 Boarders Heading ihe boarders throughout their school year are, Mary E. Sit ton, Mary K. Marron, and Berna- dette Zimmer. Discussing school activities are, left to right, Mary Helen Mora, Mary Katherine Marron, Del- la Gordon, Bitsy Patrick, Juanita Gordon, Berna- dette Zimmer, and Marilyn McCollom. Relaxing in the TV Room are, left to right, Sr. Ann Patricia, Irene Gordon, Jo Jo Luke, Avye Jane Sullivan, Be Be Zimmer. Left to right: Cassandra Timmins, Linda Burnley, Johnette Williams, .Nikki Rivet, Mary Klizabeth Sitton, Donna Burn- ley. Diane Dalfiume, Fran Costello, and Sr. Cabrini. Eighth graders are Tracy Dugan, Brenda Fuller. Mary Gamble, Judy Gasperich, Joanie Goodwillie, Ruth Gras, Sheron Jordan. Diane Kanapkey, Patty Kine, Cynthia Kittler, Loretta Lachle, Rosie Landers, Chris Landry, Atholyn Ligon. Jennifer Luse, Eileen Marsden, Marilyn Marks, Cissy Miller, Patricia Nanarre, Kelcy Norwood, Peggy O'Brien, Katherine Oldson, Lia Papillo, Evelyn Sakovich, Cathy Stephens, Catherine Tooke, Linda Trousdale, Mary Gray Walker, Candy Wratson, Andrea Wighels, and Carol Yamin. Sr. Ann Patricia, sponsor. oice of Democracy Eighth (hade Mary Jo Holoubek, School Winner. Participants in the Voice of Democracy Contest were: Sandra Noone, Bonnie Henry, Marijo Miller, Della Gordon, Mary Collett. Nancy May, Bitsy Patrick, Mary Ufflemen, and Margaret Looney. 74 Pep Squad cheers Flyer touchdown. Marching Squad stands at attention. Cam pus Capers Juanita Gordon, Mary Helen Mora, and Marianne Marsh sketch figures in the art class under the direction of Sister Genevieve. Chapel Scene: Every Friday morning SVA 0000 students hear Mass in the school chapel. 00006 00000 oooee9 Girls of the typing class concentrate on speed and accuracy. 76 Father Tocik, Oblate of St. Francis DeSales, traveled from Delaware to give St. Vincent’s girls their annual retreat Helping out in Sister Helen Marie’s office are: Linda Cannon, Martha Semon, Stephanie McCullough, Linda MacDonald, and Mary Lois Livacarri. 77 New on the campus is a special parking lot—for Seniors only ! ! ! ! ! Senior Favorites Sharon John Linda Cannon Sophomore Favorites Miriam Crafts Sue Gauthier Twelve and Thirteen Year Students Margaret Blandino, Jo Marilyn Scurria, and Marie Louise La Borde agree that years at St. Vincent's are cheaper by the dozen. But Barbara Hoy and Amelou Freeman insist that thir- teen is the lucky number. ©W e) Hall of Fame Typical Lovely Lady Cynthia Brooks Hall Most Versatile Sandra Noone Most Likely to Succeed Jane Ellen McKean Sharon John Friendliest Martha Semon Fame Most Studious Marijo Miller Best All Around Linda Cannon Most Athletic SIT OF THE NEW ST VINCENT HIGH SCHOOL School Realized Daughters of the Cross as- semble at ground-breaking ceremony. Mother Garissa breaks ground as Bishop Greco looks on. Also par- ticipating at the function are left to right. Msgr. Vandegaer. Mr. J. Robert Welsh. Mayor Clyde Fant, Mr. Roscoe White, Msgr. H. C Teacle. Mr. Paul O'Brien. Mr. N. C McGowen Sr.. Rev. K. Now- lan S. JM and Mr. T. J. Mathieu. Patrons A friend A. Lane Ellison, E. D. S. Alford Fabric Center American Plumbing Company Anonymous Art Floral Shoppe Art Mode Beauty Shop Barksdale Gulf Service Station Bea’s Beauty Salon Bettye Vocaro Dress Shop Bewely Furniture Co., Inc. Bill Hanna Ford. Inc. Bill Sutton Bill’s Beauty Shop Blandino’s Service Station Bobby Dickenson Bobby Steven Boone’s Bakery Bossier Bank and Trust Co. Bossier Ice Company Bossier Millworks and Supply Co. Bowlero East and West Lanes Broadmoor Cleaners Brocato’s Stopmore Restaurant Buckskin Western Shop Bufkin’s “17” Shop Bundrick’s Furniture and Carpets, Inc. Caddo Business Machines Capt. and Mrs. Donald E. Coons Capt. and Mrs. H. F. Marsden Capt. and Mrs. H. J. Broun Capt. and Mrs. H. T. Speak Carmelite Jr. Seminary Carney Printing Co. Cascio’s Food Mart C. C. Electric Co. Centenary Beauty Salon Centenary College Christ the King Church Cities Service City Wide TV Service Cobb’s Centenary Barbeque College Cleaners Commercial Body Works Commercial National Bank Copel Enterprises Comer Drug Store Cotton Baking Co. Cotton Boll Barbeque Crawford Womack Sports, Inc. Dale’s Esso Sendee Station Daye’s Fairfield Drug Dixie Stores Dogland Don Clark Don Huckabay Don Storey Doris Phelps Doyle Camberem Dr. and Mrs. Frank F. Marsh Dr. and Mrs. Joe Holoubek Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Breffeihi Dr. and Mrs. Walter Leabo D. Y. Smith. Jr., Ins. Agency E. A. McDowell Ed Morneau Eddie’s Texaco Station Elaine Troy Elliott’s Texaco Station Ernest’s Stable Ernest Waters Eugene and Charlene St. Martin Evans Esso Sendee Station Fairfield Esso Service Station Fair Park Cleaners Family Bargain Store Fashion Rite Beauty Salon Fife’s Gulf Station First National Bank Fitzgerald Plumbing and Heating Co. Flournoy Jewelers Ford Brothers Freeman Senice Station Free’s, Inc. Fred’s Bar-B-Que Friend-Piper Furniture Co. Gerlack Meat Co. Golda Garrett Goldring’s, Inc. Grambling Jewelers Griffin Sporting Goods Gustin’s Sales and Senice Guy’s Beaut)' Salon Hamel’s Dairy, Inc. Hammond Carpet Senice Harold K. Quinn Ins. Agency Hearne’s, Inc. H. E. Harlon Helen Fitzgerald Heller’s Crib to College Henry J. Cangelose Henry’s Shoe Shop Herman Diner H. H. Bain Roofing Co., Highland House of Beauty Holoubek Family Holsum Bread Co. Holy Trinity Church 88 Patrons Homer, Spencer, Rose Burrough Howard Furniture Appliance Howell B. Payne Conoco Station Howell Payne Jr. Interior’s, Inc. Jacee Sales Co. Jackie and Penny Davisson Jackson Life Insurance Co. Janie Beauty Salon Jean Scholz Jeanette Adams Jo Ann Johnson Johnny Nolan Johnny Maniscalco Jo’s Gift Shop Joseph Notini Journal Publishing Co. King Dollar King Hardware Co. Ko Ko Mo Drive In Lakeshore Shoe Repair L. C. Brooks Lecomte Rubber Stamp Co. Lenore L. Bell Leone’s Shoe Hospital Leone’s Po Boy Market Lewis Pharmacy Louis Paint and Body Shop Louisiana Metal Culvert Co. Louisiana Waterproofing Co. Lt. Col. and Mrs. B. S. Folsom Lydia’s Dress Shop Lynn McGuffy Co. Madison Esso Station Maj. and Mrs. Gerald Genung Marias’s Gift Shop Marilyn Mabry Mamie Younker Marshall-Scaroborough Mary' Michael Edward Mary and Nick Grill Mclnnis Grocery Store Melton’s Pharmacy Michele Duquette Michael Giska Michele and David Prince Miciotto’s Market Miss Bobbie LaRue Miss Patsy Chandler Miss Rose Feducia Monsour’s Grocery Moran Tank Company Mr. A. R. Worcester Mr. Benard Lee Brasher Mr. Charles Clark Mr. C. L. Vance Mr. Dale Hapson Mr. Donald L. Baker Mr. D. R. Province Mr. E. A. Turres Mr. Eugene Cazenane Mr. Floyd Jones Mr. F. O. Looney Mr. Giles Mielspough Mr. G. Lowery Mr. Grady McCarter Mr. H. K. Chaemiers Mr. H. M. Brasher Mr. Joe A. Jones Mr. John Fulco Mr. Mac Gurit Mr. P. A. Bloamer, J r. Mr. Thomas Scott Mr. V. J. Rinaudo Mr. Wallace blunter Mr. W. P. Elliotte Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mclver Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Williams Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Gloutier Mr. and Mrs. C. Palermo Mr. and Mrs. G R. Hennard Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jeanronne Mr. and Mrs. C. R. McMillian Mr. and Mrs. David Prince, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Prisoch Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Lonforia Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Pernici Mr. and Mrs. George A. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. George Bolton Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Bodenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Neson Mr. and Mrs. H. A. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bartles Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burrough Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hester Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dormer Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bartles Mr. and Mrs. John R. Scalf Mr. and Mrs. John Terracina Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Spataro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Caplis Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hester 89 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Laurence May P. and D. Grocery Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hall Pat Theofold Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wysoki Paul Folse Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Candella Paul Oregan Paul’s Shoe Service Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sitter Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Price Pearl Ford. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Moore, Jr. Piccadilly Pizza House Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dixey Pioneer Barbeque Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Buckham. Jr. Red River Motor Co. Mr. and Mrs. Santoaro Richardson’s Plumbing and Heating Co. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Peters Rickey’s Laundry and Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Dixon Rose Marie Howard Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Brocato St. John’s Parish Mr. and Mrs. Washington St. Joseph’s Parish Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hadwin Sam Bockwith Plumbing Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Berherick Sandra. Patricia. Lauren Kay Brown Mr. and Mrs. Whaley Santa Maria Wholesale Produce Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe Schexnaider Painters Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Breazeale Senior A and B Mrs. Alice Chelette 707 Tire Service Mrs. A. T. Fulco Sewing Center Mrs. Bankston Shreveport Grain and Elevator Mrs. Bonneau Peters Shreveport Industrial Co. Mrs. Carl Roppolo Shreveport Insurance Agency Mrs. Dale W. Wade Shreveport Stamp Mart Mrs. Dvkes Slattery Co. Mrs. Eddy Sophomore A Mrs. Effie Baker Southern Discount Co. Mrs. E. H. Turner, Sr. Spar Recreation Department Mrs. F. A. Hunter Spinks’ Florists Strong’s Service Station Mrs. Gertrude Bolton Mrs. G. Lawery Sue Pevton’s Shop Mrs. Glenda Jacoles Superior Iron Works and Supply Co. Mrs. Hunter Suzv. Cindy. Donny Philibert Mrs. J. F. Brasher Talk-of-the-Town Beauty Salon Mrs. J. L. Bradley Tharpe Hardware Mrs. J. T. Dwver The Shreveport Times Mrs. 0. E. Marks Thibodeaux Lumber Co. and Inc. Mrs. P. A. Bollmer Three Musketeers Mrs. Paulette Nichole Tim I. Semmois Mrs. Pittman Tommy Glen Jones Mrs. Reene Tommy and Mary Ann Mrs. Reginer Semon Browbridge Flowers Mrs. Virginia Shumaker Trowbridge Lumber Co. Mrs. W. B. Phelps United Wholesale Co. Mrs. W. E. Baker Vincent Mainiscalco Nancy Huckabay Webb Machine Works Naremore Drug Store Werlein’s For Music National Bank of Bossier Whiteway Shoe Shop Newstadt’s Shoe Store Whitley Pharmacy Oil Gty Cafe William I. Simmons Overcash Cleaners Wilson’s Hi Fi Overcash and Co. Wonderland Flowers Palis Royal Wray Ford, Inc. 90 Pan American Import Co. Yearwood’s Dry Goods Index SENIORS Raudino, M.—17, 48. 49, 66. 67. 61, 62. 68 Blandino, M.—17, 48, 49, 60, 80 Bourgeois. C.—17, 56. 60 Bovenzi. M.—17. 56, 60 Brooks. C—18. 50, 51, 59, 60. 68. 69, 58 Brown, S.—18. 48, 49 Cannon, L.—18, 49, 56, 59, 61, 78, 77 Donohue, S.—1, 18. 53, 57, 61, 78, 77 Dwyer, J.—19, 56, 58 Fitzgerald. H.—19, 48. 49, 61, 68 FoIIain, N.—16, 19, 48. 49, 57, 60, 62, 69, 75 Freeman. A.—1, 19, 53, 57, 59, 61, 68, 69, 80 Gordon, J.—20, 54, 55, 73, 76 Green, B,—20, 48, 49, 56 Hamiter, P.—20. 61 Henry, B.—20, 59, 61, 68, 74 Hershey, L.—21, 54, 55 Holoubek, M.—21, 50, 51, 60, 68, 69, 58, 74 Hopfenspirger, P.—16, 21, 48, 58 Hornot, M.—21, 56 Hoy, B,—1, 22, 52, 56, 68, 80 Huckabay, D.—1, 22, 53, 59, 61, 69, 58 John, S.—1, 22, 53, 58, 59, 61, 68, 78 Johnson, G.—22, 50, 51, 56, 59, 60, 68, 58 Jordan. B.—23, 56 LaBorde, M.—23, 80 Livaccari, M.—23, 77 Lotspeich, B.—1, 23, 53 MacDonald, L.—24, 77 Marron, M.—24, 48, 49, 73 Marsden. C.—24. 48, 49, 60, 68 McColIom, M,—24, 57, 73 McCullough, S.—1, 25, 52, 57, 58, 59, 61, 77 McKean, J.—25. 59, 58, 60, 68, 69 McWilliams, M,—25, 51, 68 Michaels, K.—1, 25, 52. 57, 66, 67, 59, 61, 68 Miller. M.—16. 26, 52. 59, 60, 62, 68. 69, 74 Mora, M.—26. 60. 73, 76 Moraw, C.—16. 26. 48, 49, 61. 68, 69, 58 Moscato, R.—26, 48. 49, 58, 60, 62 Noone, S.—16, 27, 56. 66, 67, 60, 74 Papa, S.—27 Pearce. A.—27. 62 Scalf. A,—1. 27. 52, 59, 60. 62. 68. 69 Scurria. J.—28. 48, 49, 60. 62, 80 Semon. M.—28. 54, 55, 58, 59. 60, 77 Semon. P.—28. 48, 49, 60. 68 Sepulvado, M.—28. 48. 49, 60 Sitton. M,—28. 48, 49, 58. 60. 69, 73 Slusser. P.—29 Sullivan, F,—29. 50. 51. 58. 59, 60, 68, 69 Timmins, C.—29, 73 Walther. B,—16. 29. 52. 58, 68, 69 Young, J.—1, 16, 29, 52, 58, 66. 67, 59, 60, 68, 62 JUNIORS Berberich. J.—31 Boogaerts. S.—31 Bott. R,—31, 57,58 Bradley, D.—31 Braswell. A.—30, 31. 50. 51, 58 Brownlee. J.—31 Broyles. N.—31, 50, 51. 60 Burnley, D.—31, 48, 73 Candiloro. P.—31, 48, 79 Caplis. F.—31, 48 Collett, M.—32, 56, 74 Costello. F.—32, 48, 60, 73 Cush, G.—32 DeBroeck. J.—32 Dwyer, P.—30, 32 Folsom. J.—32, 71 Gillispie, S.—32, 51 Gordon. D.—32, 73, 74 Green. J.—32 Hendricks. N.—32, 48 Hill. M.—33 Hopfenspirger, M.—1, 33, 53, 57 Huckahav. B.—33 Hull. C—33, 60, 79 Ingouf. R.—33, 57 Mabry. M.—30, 33, 58 Marks, B,—33, 50, 51, 71 Marsh. M,—33, 55, 76 McCotter, B,—1, 33. 53, 57, 60 McGill, F.—33, 68 McMilliam. B.—30, 34, 48 Messmer, T.—1, 34, 53, 57, 66. 67, 68, 71 Morneau, M.—30, 34 Naughton, A.—30, 34, 60, 68 0’Mary, K,—34 Palmissano, C.—34, '48 Patrick, B.—34, 73, 74 Procell, U.—34, 60 Provenza, B.—34, 60 Scholz, J.—34 Sebastian, C.—35, 55 Stevens. K.—1, 30, 35, 52, 60 Strange, D.—35, 55 Tillman, V,—35 Uffelman, M.—1, 35, 52, 56, 74 VanVeckhoven, P.—35 Williams, A.—30, 35, 57, 60, 62, 66, 67, 71 Wittman, J.—35 Zimmer. B.—35, 60, 73 SOPHOMORES Bagley. D.—37, 51 Barr. C.—37, 53, 57 Bartles, M.—37, 50, 51 Bodenheimer, D.—36, 37, 51, 54, 58 Boone, T.—37, 48 Boudreaux, Y.—37, 48 Bott, D,—37, 54, 55 Buck, M,—37 Burnley, L.—37, 48, 73 Butler, E. 37 Cangalose, M.—37, 48 Carmody, M.—36, 37, 57 Crafts, G.—37, 78 Crofton, M.—36, 37, 53, 57 Culotta. L.—37 Dalfiume. D.—37, '48, 73 Follain, I.—37, 53, 57 91 Garrett. G.—37. 53 Index Baker, C—41, 53 Linzy, N.—43. 54, 55 Gauthier. S.—36. 37. 53. 56, 62. 78 Baker, M.—41 Luke. J.—43. 48, 73 Giglio. P.—37. 57 Ballard, M.—41, 53 Malee. C.—43, 53 Green. L.—38 Basco, M.—41, 57 Martin, C.—43 Guevera. W.—38. 53 Bell, J.—41, 53 Martin, M.—43, 79 Hall. G.—38 Bolinger, M.—41 Martzell. M.—40. 43, 48, 63 Hennard. S.-—38 Bourgeois, S.—41, 53 Mathias. M.—43 Hilbom, J.—38 Braswell, C.—41, 70 McCullough. D.—-13 Hooper, C.—38 Braun, B.—41 McDonough. J.—13, 53 Uird. P.—38. 50. 51 Brosig, T.—41 McGaffigan. M.—48 Landry, C.—38. 48. 72 Bruener, M.—41 McGuffin. A.—44, 48 Leone. A.—38. 48 Burandt. J.—41 McMeel, M.—44. 54, 55 Light. V,—38 Burns, N.—41, 57 Meyer, D.—43 Looney, M.—36. 38. 51, 57. 58. 66, Cassiere, J.—10, 41, 48 Miciotta. R.— 41, 53 67, 74 Cortez, D.—41 Mika. F.—44 Lowery, M.—38 Cox, L.—41, 70 Moloney, S.—40,44, 48 May. N.—38.50.51.74 Davisson, J.—41 Navarre. J.—44 May, V,—38, 53 Davisson, P.—41, 70 Nowland. M.—40, 44, 51 McCain. M.—38 DeFatta. B.—42, 53 Ohm. P.—44 Moffatt, M.—36, 38, 51. 57 DeLatin, S.—42, 53 Pigott, H.—4 Morgan. M.—-38 DeLouche, S.—42 Pope, J.—40,44, 53 Nash, J.—38, 53, 62 Dixon, S.—40,42, 53 Procell. V,—44 Phelps, D.—38, 57 Doles, L.—42,54,55 Provenzano, G.—40, 44, 58 Pincldey, F.—39 Dormer, P.—42 Ricou, D.—40, 44 Rambin, S.—39, 53 Duquette, M.—42, 53 Rinaudo, J.—44, 53 Reed. S.—39, 53 Ebarb, H.—42 Robinson. M.—56 Rivet. N.—39. 73 Finnell, C.—42, 48 Roy, A.—44, 48 Roppollo, M.—39 Garland. D.—40, 42, 48 Ruesch, S.—41, 48 Savoy, E.—39, 54. 55. 57 Giglio, S.—42 Russell. M.—44 Scalf, C.—39. 48 Gordon. I.—42 Santoro, L.—45, 54, 55 Schexnaidre, C.—39, 48 Gregory, D.—42 Scalf, H.—15, 48 Shields. S.—39, 48 Guillot, P.—42 Sebastian, C.—45 Smith. J.—39 Hanchey, B.—42, 48 Sitter. M.—45 Smith. K.—39, 54, 55 Henderson, M.—42 Smith. J.—45 Stahls. P.—36, 39, 18. 72 Hernandez, G.—42 Smith. M.—45 Summers, M.—39, 50, 51 Hershehman, C.—42 Stevens. D.—45, 54, 55 Thomas, M.—39 Holloway, P.—42 Sullivan. A.—45, 73 Tidwell. P.—39, 58 Horn. D.—42, 53 Tiller, D.—10, 45, 58 Troy, E.—39 Jones, M.—40, 43, 63 Troedwon, R.—45 Walther. M.—39, 50, 51, 57 King. J.—43 VanRossum. P.—45 Webb, J.—36, 39, 48 Koetter, H.—43, 48 Waner, C.—45 Wiley, K.—39, 18 Lalena, P.—43 Williams. N.—45 Williams, J.—39, 54, 55, 73 Landry, B.—43 Woodard, M.—45, 53 Legarde, P.—43 Yakub, S.—15, 48, 56 Letendre. K.—43 Younker. M.—15, 53 FRESHMEN Levy, L.—40, 43, 71, 79 Zem. C.—45 Anderson. D.—41 Li nxwilier, C.—43, 54, 55 Zimmer, B.—45, 63, 73 92 % TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made”