St Vincents Academy - Vincentian Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1964 volume:

FOREWORD “Loveliest of lovely things are they on earth that soonest pass away. The rose that lives its little hour is prized beyond the sculptured flower.” The Vincentian staff has chosen the rose as its theme to illustrate how each student, like the rose, lives her little hour at Saint Vincent’s Academy. When she enters St. Vincent’s, she is hut a mere hud. But within the few short years she develops in grace, culture, and knowledge, as the rose does in color. Finally, like the rose, she is prized beyond the sculptured flower, a beautiful flush rose, colored like the dawn. v? • ‘A ' V V —Tv- ' % I v 7 V. . a • .V,U ' t ' ?.. •? •«« rly . J- .r- v • .-.. .VJhr 1 ' t : ,,•-• ■ St. Vincent’s Academy ' s .. Jf( x ■ • ' Vincentian Volume xxvi Shreveport, Couisiaua Vik. u -Jk mu Co-editors, Barbara DeFatta and Debra Horn are confident that enthusiasm over-shadowed the work that went into this yearbook. Carolyn Baker Business Manager Jackie Bell Photography Editor Sidney Wilder Feature Editor Shirley Bourgeois Activities Editor Members Joey Rinaudo Class Editor Marilyn McGaffigan Copy Editor Michelle Duquette Art Editor � - . • - _ i - ' • ‘ f .v.v. :v; v -i :. % . - : -.- •■ ■ - • - - • - • ' - ‘ V - • • . ' • i r ' � .rX % ■ • - ■ - . • . :• . ■ - V 5 - £ - .V; x v - C;v: v. r• .-• . ' • • ' • v n z m - . ‘ .••• ' • •• . ' • ’ x. . X • _ • _ .- . _ . m “Friendship is the breathing rose, with sweets in every fold.” Of all the many friends we have at St. Vincent’s, one of the warmest and most wonderful is Sister Cabrini. Whether we’re with her doing experiments in the chem¬ istry lab. pondering over economic prob¬ lems in sociology, or just waiting to get out of the senior jail at campus capers; one of her humorous remarks or radiant smiles tell us all “Here’s a real friend!” The official tasks she does everyday are acting as sociology, freshman religion, physical science, and chemistry sponsor, not to mention her roll as chief projector runner and fixer. For all these reasons, we, the staff of the 1961 Vincentian dedicate our yearbook to Sister Cabrini with deepest gratitude and respect. “When we desire to confide our words, we commonly say they are spoken under the rose. ” 8 n s faculty 9 Mother Clarissa is Superior of the Daughters of the Cross. Principal Sister Helen Marie gives all the sup port she can to her students and faculty. Monsignor Clinton Teacle, Diocesan Superinten dent of Parochial Schools. Sister Mary Theophane, Assistant Principal, Dra¬ matics Sponsor, Speech I, II; Religion II, Sopho¬ more Sponsor Father Carson, Spiritual Advisor, Religion IV Administration Mrs. Bertha Beckett, School Secretary Mrs. Oldson, Campus Store Mrs. Reggio, Campus Store Mrs. Wolcott patiently waits on all the lunch shifts. Chrispy keeps the lunch window w’ell stocked for the girls. “Do my eyes forsake me. . .?” “Do my ears fail me.?” “I can ' t hear a single student in the assembly.” SR. MARY BERNADINE, D.C., Assistant Mother Superior, Junior and Senior English, Senior Religion, Senior Co-Sponsor SR. ROSE MARIE, D.C., Superior, Music Appre¬ ciation, Music Sponsor MRS. S. J. GAUTHIER, Sophomore and Junior English, Sophomore Co-Sponsor SR. JOAN of ARC, D.C., Business Math, Business English, Typing, Junior Religion, Art Appreciation, Flammette Sponsor, Junior Co-Sponsor SR. MARY LAURENTIA, D.C., Senior Religion, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Senior Sodality, Senior Co- Sponsor SR. MARY PATRICIA, D.C., Algebra I, General Math, Mission Club SR. MARY RITA, D.C., Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Junior Religion, Sophomore Sodality, Vincentian Sponsor SR. MARY CORNELIA, D.C., Advanced Math, Geometry 12 SR. FABIAN ROSE, D.C., Freshman and Sophomore English, Guidance SR. MARY DORTHEA, D.C., Freshman and Sophomore Religion MISS NELLIE BROWNING, American History, World History, Junior Religion, Junior Co- Sponsor, Junior Sodality SR. MARY ELIZABETH, D. C., Civics MRS. JEAN RABB, Civics, Freshman Eng¬ lish, World Geography, Debate, Fresh¬ man co-sponsor MRS. W. B. SNEE, Home Economics I and II, General Science SR. MARY CABRINI, D.C., Biology, Chemistry, Sociology, Physical Science MRS. JACQUES PAUL, French I, II, III, and IV, French Club Sponsor SR. MARY GRACE, D.C., Latin I and II, Freshman Religion, Freshman Co-Sponsor. Choir Sponsor MRS. DELGADO SMITH, Spanish I and II, Biology, Sophomore Co- Sponsor SR. AGNES RUTH, D.C., Library, R.K.L. Sponsor, Mythology MISS MARGIE JEAN WORLEY, Physical Education, Health and Safety 13 Elected by the seniors to preside over the class this year are: Dorothy Stevens, Vice-President; Dianne Campbell, Treasurer; Georgia White, President; and Chris Malec, Secretary. Seniors “Cove Serves” 16 SYLVIA LILA ADGER 1 year MARTHA VIRGINIA BASCO Spanish Club, V.-Pres. 3; Sodality 1, 2; Red Cross 1; Marching 1; Sports 1,2 DONNA MARIE ANDERSON 4 years; Dramatics 3, 4, Reporter 2; R.K.L. 3, 4; Red Cross, V. Pres. 4; Science Sec. 3; French Club 2, 3 MARY ANN BALLARD 4 years; Dramatics 2, 3; Marching 2, 3; Red Cross 4; Sports 4; Journal¬ ism 1 JACQUELINE ANNE BELL 12 years; Journalism 1, 2, 3, Photo Ed. 4; Quill Scroll 4; R.K.L. 2, 3, 4; Mission Club 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2 MARY CAROLYN BAKER 4 years; Journalism 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Business Manager 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; R.K.L. 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, V.-Pres. 2; Mission Club 4, Treas. 3 MARY LANG BOLLINGER Sports 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 4; Journal¬ ism 2, 3; French 1, 2, President 3; Marching Capt. 4 17 SHIRLEY ANN BOURGEOIS 4 years; Journalism 1, 2, 3, Activity Ed. 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3; R.K.L. 2, 3, 4; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4 FRANCES DIANNE CAMPBELL 2 years; Dramatics 3, 4; Sodality 3, V. Prefect 4; Class Treas. 4; Marching 3, 4 TEDDY JO BROSIG 10 years; Civics Club 1; Journalism 2; Mission Club 3, 4 NANCY CAY BURNS 4 years; Dramatics 1, 2; Sports 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 1 JOSETTE LOUISE CASSIERE 6 years; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, Prefect 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Alternate Pelican Girls State 3 I [ j JANE ELIZEBETH BURANDT II years; Debate 1, 2; National For¬ ensic League 2; R.K.L. 1, 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Mission Club 3, 4 DIANNA LYNN CORTEZ 3 years; Sodality 1, 2, 4; Civics Club 1; French Club 4; R.K.L. 4; Journal¬ ism 1 LINDA CAROLE COX 4 years; R.K.L. 3; Choir 1, 2; Sec. and Treas. 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Mission Club 3; Sodality 4 BARBARA FRANCES DE FATTA 5 years; Journalism 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Ed. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Red Cross Sec. 4; Student Council 4; R.K.L. 3, 4 t, • SARAH DIXON 4 years; R.K.L. 4; French 3, 4; Jour¬ nalism 1; Spanish 2; Math Club 2 CAROLYN SUE DOLLAR 1 year LINDA GRACE DOLES 6 years; Dramatics 4; Choir 2; Latin Club 1; Civics Club 3 SHIRLEY RAYE DE LATIN 4 years; Journalism 1, 2, 3, Paper Ed. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Student Coun¬ cil 4 PATRICIA LOUISE DORMER 4 years; R.K.L. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Mission Club 3, 4; Sodality 2; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4 19 MICHELLE MARIE DUQUETTE 5 years; R.K.L. 2, 3; Journalism 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Feature Ed. 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Marching 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN SUE FINNELL 4 years; N.C.T.C. and Thespian Soci¬ ety 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Mission Club 4; R.K.L. 4; Choir 1, 2 CINDY MAUREEN DVORAK 1 year; Mission Club 4 SANDRA ANN EUBANK 2 years; Dramatics 3; Mission Club 4 DOROTHY NELL GARLAND 4 years; Sodality 1, 2; Choir 1, 2; Sports 2; Pres, of Class 1 HELEN DELORES EBARB 4 years; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports 2, 3, 4; Civics Club 1; Dramatics 2 li SARA LOUISE GIGLIO 13 years; Mission Club 3, 4; Sports 2; Civics Club 1 BEVERLY JEAN HANCHEY 6 years; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Civics Club 1 I MARGARET JEAN HENDERSON 4 years; Dramatics 3, Sec. and Treas. 2, 4; Sodality 1, 3, 4, Reporter 2; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; R.K.L. 2, 3 GERTRUDE HELEN HERNANDEZ 6 years; Journalism 1, 2; Mission Club 3, 4; Spanish Club Pres. 3; Civics Club DEBRA MARIE HORN 4 years; Journalism 1, 3, Yearbook Ed. 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Sodality 1, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 3 1 1 i JEANIE SHARON JONES 1 year; Mission Club 4 MARY ANN JONES 4 years; Journalism 2, 3; Debate 4; Civics Club V-Pres. 1; V-Pres. of’ Class 1; Mission Club 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN LA GARDE 6 years; Sodality 1, 2, 3, Paper Ed. 4; Journalism 1, 2, 3, Times Corre¬ spondent 4; Choir 1, 2; Marching 1, BETTY LOU LANDRY 4 years; Choir 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2; Mission Club 4; Civics Club 1; March¬ ing 1, 2 PEGGY ANN LALENA 6 years; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3; R.K.L. 4; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4 CELESTE IRENE LANDRY 9 years; Debate 1, 2; National For¬ ensic League 2; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3; Choir 4 PATRICIA ANN LeBLANC 3 years; Journalism 2, 3, Paper Ed. 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Student Coun¬ cil 4; French Club 3 LILLIAN ELISE LEVY 6 years; Dramatics 3, Pres. 4; N.H.S. 4; Student Council 4; Mission Club 2, 3,4; N.C.T.C. 4 NANCY ANN LINZY 4 years; Class Treas. 2; Class V.- Pres. 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Sports 1, 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2, Chairman 3, Sec. and Treas. 4 22 SANDRA KAY LIVINGSTON W 2 years; Choir 3; Dramatics Club 4; Marching 4; Spanish Club 3; Mission Club 4 H MARILYN ROSE McGAFFIGAN 4 years; Choir 1; Latin Club 3, 4; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism 2, 3, Yearbook Copy Ed. 4 DOROTHY ELIZEBETH McCullough 4 years; Sodality 2; Red Cross 1; Civics Club 1 CYNTHIA MARIE McCAIN 2 years; Dramatics 3, 4; Mission Club 4; N.C.T.C. 4 ‘ ' 1 DONNA RUTH McGUFFY 4 years; Student Council Treas. 4; Dra¬ matics 3, 4, V.-Pres. 2; Mission Club 3, 4; R.K.L. 3, 4; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4 K MARGARET MARY McMEEL 5 years; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, Pres. 3; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4 23 LYNN DIANE MARCHESI 4 years; Dramatics 3; Mission CJub 4 CHRISTINE JOYCE MALEC 7 years; Class Pres. 3; Class Sec. 4; Student Council 3; Journalism 1, 2, 3, Paper Feature Ed. 4; Quill and Scroll 4 4 years; Dramatics 4; Sports 3; R.K.L. 3; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 3, 4 MARY CATHERINE MARTZELL 4 years; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; Student Council Sec. 4; Class Sec. 1, 2, 3 24 MICHELE ANTOINETTE MAROUN 12 years; Dramatics 2, 4; R.K.L. 4; Civics Club 1 ROSEMARY ELIZABETH MICIOTTO 4 years; Spanish Club 3, Sec. and Treas. 2; Journalism 1, 2, 3, Teen-O- Rama Ed. 4; Class Treas. 3; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4 1 i¥ SUSAN ELIZABETH MALONEY 6 years; Choir 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Latin Club 4, V.Pres. 3; Student Council 4; Mission Club 3, 4; R.K.L. 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA PIPKIN 2 years; Sports 4; Mission Club 4 LUANNE SYLVIA MULLfN 2years; Dramatics 3, 4; Mission Club 3, Pres. 4; Student Council 4; French Club 2; Sports 2 CHERYL CONSTANCE POTVIN 2 years; Mission Club 3, V. Pres. 4 MARGARET FRANCES NOWLAND 7 years; Student Council Pres. 4; Dra¬ matics 4; Mission Club 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; Journalism 2 VIVIAN CECILIA PROCELL 9 years; Sodality 1, 2, 4, Sec. and Treas. 3; Choir 2, 4; Sports 3; R.K.L. 3; Civics Club 1 DIANA BREWSTER RICOU 12 years; Student Council V.-Pres. 4; R.K.L. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; Pelican Girls’ State 3 MARY VIRGINIA RATCLIFF 3 years; Choir 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Civics Club 2 JO ANNETTE RINAUDO 13 years; R.K.L. 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 3; Journalism 1, 3, Yearbook Class Ed. 4; French Club Pres. 3; Sodality 1, 4; Dramatics 2 f ■ I ADRANE LOUISE ROY 4 years; Marching 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Student Council 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; R.K.L. 3,4; Sodality 1,2, 3,4 SHARON ANN RUESCH 4 years; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; R.K.L. 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Choir 1; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4 MARILYN CELESTE RUSSELL Sodality 1, 2; Marching 4; Mission Club 4; Representative of Class 3 26 BETSY LYNN SAHL 3 years; Choir 2; Dramatics 3; Span¬ ish Club 4 RXn I i 1 1 KATHLEEN ALICE SEBASTIAN 4 years; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Mission Club 3, Treas. 4; R.K.L. 3, V.-Pres. 4; Sodality 1; Marching 1, 2, 3 HELEN MARIE SCALF 7 years; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; R.K.L. 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching 1, 2, 3 MARTHA ANN SMITH 4 years; Marching 2; Sports 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 3; Sodality 1, 2, 4; Jour¬ nalism 4 DONNA KAY SCHEEL 2 years; Choir 3, 4; Mission Club 4 SONJA MARIE SPENCE 4 years; Mission Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Civics Club 1; Choir 2, 3 DOROTHY JEAN STEVENS 4 years; Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism 4; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4; Class V.-Fres. 4 DELORES ANN TILLER 4 years; Class Pres. 1; Dramatics 2; Student Council 1, 2; Sodality 2. 4; R.K.L. 3, 4 GEORGIA DENT WHITE 3 years; French Club 2; Class Pres. 4; Journalism 2 RAE ANN TROEDSON 4 years; Journalism 2, Paper Staff 4r, Mission Cluh 4 SIDNEY JEANNE WILDER 7 years; R.K.L. 2, V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Dramatics 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Journalism 4; Student Council 4 28 NANCY LOUISE WILLIAMS 4 years; Sodality 1, 3, 4, Chairman 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Civics Club 2, 3; Journalism 1, 2, 3, 4 MARTHA STRICKLAND YOUNKER 4 years; N.H.S. 3, Pres. 4; Dramatics 2, Sec. 3, Librarian 4; Pelican Girls State 3; Red Cross Pres. 4 MARY LUCILE WOODARD 9 years; Journalism 1, 2; Latin 2, 3 R.K.L. 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4 CHAROLETTE LA VERNE ZERN 5 years; Choir 2; Sodality 1, 2; Mis¬ sion Club 4; Marching 1, 2; Civics Club 1 PATRICIA MICHELE W YSE 2V6 years; Mission Club 4 ' I J VERONICA ANN ZIMMER 4 years; Sodality 1, 3, 4; R.K.L. 3, 4; Civics Club Pres. 1; Dramatics V.- Pres. 4; N.C.T.C. and Thespian Soci¬ ety 4 Senior Orientation On the first day Seniors use their new privilege. Seniors enjoy the Swimming Party given by Mother Clarissa. Seniors compare class schedules for the coming year. 32 Seniors test their skill at the ancient Egyptian art of pyramid building. Christmas- Zime crumble. . . led by the choir officers, added to the merry¬ making. Swimming Party Our joyous Christmas assembly high¬ lighted by the Barksdale Band topped off Christmas at school. King Ceremony The S.V.A. senior class ring. The seniors sing the school song after receiving their senior rings. Mother Clarissa places Rae Ann Troedson’s ring on her finger. 34 Father Carson gives Sharon Ruesch her ring with his con¬ gratulations. Prom Reception Everyone signs the guest book, Mrs. V. J. Martzell, Father Carson, Sister Rose Marie and Sister Helen Marie serve as the receiving line. Sister Laurentia and Miss Browning serve at the reception. 1;T ’ r A Vi Wr: 1 i ■ w Lfl Li V A t The Juniors planned the 1963 Prom for the Seniors. ■rtHSR ? VI tl f i ‘4 “Sayonara ” {Junior-Senior Prom 1963 The Bill Black Combo entertained at Prom. I life fcv-vri v-iii f ' ii • rV r ) v l ' Last year’s Juniors take advantage of the good music. mmmmm k te , it vi 1 F .U 7 H m “SAYONARA was the theme, but fun was the mood. 37 Senior Presentation The “Senior Presentation” will bp a moment the senior of 1964 will always remember. The honored seniors bubbling with happiness rejoiced on that beau¬ tiful night of Feb. 5, 1964. Seniors Wave “Bye Junior Class officers are left to right: Bridget Miciotto, Treasurer; Theresa Peek, Secretary; Kay Ryan, Vice-President; and Anita Warner, President. {Juniors “Zhe door to success is labeled ‘push’. ” ,r Gretchen Beisner Sandy Bennett Sara Brocato Jo Ann Brown Connie Caldwell Mary Cascio Sharon Cefalu Nancy Collie il Katie McAnally Cheryl McNutt Judy McDonough Cathy McLaughlin Dorothy Miciotto Sidney Messina Bridget Miciotto Bobby Mumphrey Celeste Nasser Cissy Miller Nancy Nichols Carmelee Palermo Mary Ann Provenza Vickie Reggio Edna Prudhomme Lia Pupillo Pat Rakel Patricia Russell Evelyn Sakovitch Valerie Scollard Lynda Smith Marsha Smith Jo Ann Spence Jackie Stierwalt Junior orientation finds students talking casually as they return to classes. Ivie Woodward The Juniors patiently await the assistance of Sr. Helen Marie for schedule changing. 47 Representing the Sophomore class are the officers for 1963 and 1964. Left to right: Betty Pardo, President; Secretary, Nell Car¬ michael; Carol Malec, Vice-President; and Gael Plauche, Treasurer. Sophomores ‘‘Cor knowledge through Christ” 48 Linda Collins Shirley Crofton Clare Dews Becky Dice Judy Dormer Sonja Dowling Susan Dupree Phyllis Eltife Mary Evans Debby Fees Marie Fierro Debbie Garland Diane George Vickie Hall Catherine Lamoyeux Deirdre Harkins Peggy Hernandez Kathy Hicks Taffy Hillborn Sally Hodges Fahy Holwill Theresa Howard Peggy Ingram Catherine Inkel Beverly Juneau Veronica Kanapkey Marilyn Karani Karen Knuckles Virginia Maniscalco Marilyn Miciotto Pat Noone Patty Lachle Linda Marak Cindy Mitchell Judy O’Neal Carolyn Liberto Kathy Marks Christine Mullin Betty Pardo Susan Liles Lee Ann Marsiglia Linda McFarland Susan Piggott Carol Malec Jeanne Mathias Cathy Neely Judy Plaisance Lauretta Maloney Nancy Menefee Tracy Nillen Gael Plauche Judy Rebentisch Patricia Pleasant Karen Reteneller Linda Pomerleau Kathy Rose Sandra Procell Carla Rosheger Rita Putch Sharon Roy Mary Sawyer Pam Stevens Sandra Timms Virginia Yager Theresa Scorsone Patricia Sturgis Linda Titone Carol Yamin Susan Scott Pam Sullivan Suanne Touchstone Mary Vacca Betty Sphorer Kenton Temple Cathy Wood Suzanne Waterman Marilyn Sphorer Mary Anne Terracina Janice Wooldridge Pat Wiedower Barbara Stentz Frances Thibodeaux Kathleen Woolley Cynthia Wilson Elected as representatives to lead the Freshman class are Linda Legarde and Irene Sebastian. 3resit men “Step by step the ladder is ascended. ” 52 Kathy Berry Maureen Burns Marsha Davenport Theresa Besenberg Barbara Carter Andrea David Jan Bramlett Elizabeth Cascio Ann Decker Glenda Brando Judith Catallo Mary Ann De Fatta Susan Bridges Laura Coody Patricia De Latin Angela Brocato Rosalind Cordaro Paulette De Latin Diana Dowling Amy Granger Marcia Hatfield Sandra Fant Margaret Mary Finck Becky Gras Cathy Haas Karen Henry Kathy Hilliard Betsy Flowers Gilda Hall Camille Hirsch Frances Glannen Patricia Harig Allison Hodges Georgia Coin Becky Harris Donna Hughes Judy Jackson Camille Johnson Cheryl Karam Leah Koon Linda Koon Connie Kurth Patricia Lachle Linda Lagarde Ann Landers Ona Langley Patricia Lanigan Donna Lerchie Noel Lowe Susan McElligott Nancy McFadden Rosie McGill Sandra Maranto Connie Marshall Frances Marsiglia Jane Mathias Janice Mawhinney Cindy Mibeck Barbara Nader Melanie Norred Julie Nowland Barbara O’Brien Colleen O’Brien Kittie Osborn Susie Parker Kathleen Penninger Connie Perret Margaret Pfeiffer Rose Marie Pierce Judy Pottier Sharon Procell Beverly Richards Donna Salvail Becky Smith Vici Richards Daphne Santora Debbie Smith Eloise Roach Marlene Schaner Sara Smith Carolyn Reid Irene Sebastian Margaret Spikes Rosa Man Robledo Irene Sencer Nancy Spurlock Joyce Rothenherger Susan Slette Jill Stelly Sharon Stenz Gail Vincent Charlean St. Martin Diane Summers Frances Walker Jane Wall Morris Witten Mary Woolley Marianne Taylor Sarah Wilcox Gay Younker Mariann Todaro Mary ' Ruth Wiley Chery l Troegel Cindy Williams “AH that happens is as usual and familiar as the rose in spring. 56 „Activities 57 Carolyn Baker, Business manager, keeps track of ads. Co-editors, Debra Horn and Barbara De Fatta, look over year¬ book dummy. Photography editor Jackie Bell files pictures. yearbook Staff Joey Rinaudo, class editor, works on lay¬ outs. Sr. Rita is this year’s yearbook spon¬ sor. Activities’ editors, Shirley Bourgeois, Sidney Wilder; feature editor, Michelle Duquette; and copy editor, Marilyn MaGaffigan type class layouts. Teen-O-Rama editor, Rosemary Mici- otto, and feature editor, Chris Malec, work to get articles for the paper. Co-editors of the “FLAMMETTE,” Shirley DeLatirt, and sponsor, Sr. paper. Pat LeBlanc and Joan run off the Juniors working to make the paper a success are Stephany Skurka, Garland Neely, Jo Ann Spence, Dorothy Mici- otto and Judy McDonna. Newspaper Staff Seniors, Patsy Legarde, Rae Ann Troedson, Doro¬ thy Stevens, Martha Smith and Nancy Williams pin the “Spark” on the Bulletin board. 4 f p _ 59 i Juniors helping with the yearbook are: Sara Brocato, Marsha Smith, Mary Grace Savoy, Carmilee Palermo, Becky Hickcox, Linda Smith, Cheryl McNutt, Theresa Peek, Carmen Russo and Cathy McLaughlin. Sophomores in Journalism are: Susan Liles, Betty Spohor, Sharon Roy, Marilyn Miciotto, Peggy Hernandez, Sandy Procell, Judy Plaisance, Sandra Timms, Susan Waterman, Linda Marak, Marilyn Karam, Kathy Aubin, Debbie Garland, Frances Thibodeaux, Linda Ponierleau, Sally Hodges, and Virginia Yager. Freshmen learning about Journalism are: Theresa Besenberg, Melanie Norred, Marlene Schaner, Mareen Burns, Elizabeth Cascio, Kathy Hodges, Barbara Carter, Marsha Davenport, Mary Katherine Woolley, Cheryl Karam, Allison Hodges, Teenie Baker, Bar¬ bara O ' Brien, Patricia DeLatin, and Maraget Spikes. 60 c international ft ft 6 Members of Quill and Scroll this year are Barbara DeFatta, Jackie Bell, Carolyn Baker, Pat LeBlanc, Chris Malec, Debra Horn, Rose¬ mary Miciotto and Shirley De Latin. Members of the yearbook staff hard at work. Members of Quill and Scroll who are on the paper staff are Shirley DeLatin, Rosemary Miciotto, Pat La Blanc and Chris Malec. 61 Dramatics Sr. Theophane, sponsor of the Dra¬ matics Club, whirls in the midst of activity to coach the acting class. The officers of the Dramatics Club, Noopy Levy, president; BeBe Zimmer, vice-presi¬ dent; Margaret Henderson, secretary; and Mamie Younker, treasurer; gaze happily into the dressing room mirror, seeking the promise of a profitable year. Jo Ann Brown, Noopy Levy, Ena Gayer, Susan Touchstone, Susan Piggott, and Lau¬ retta Maloney make up the cast for the Club presentation of Mary Stuart. Dramatics Club members inducted into N.C.T.C. were Noopy Levy, Celeste Nasser, Lauretta Maloney, Katharine Oldson, Carolyn Finnell, Margaret Hen¬ derson, BeBe Zimmer, Cindy McCain, (back row) Marnie Younker, Christine Mullen, Susan Touchstone, Frances Price, Kathy Sebastian, Jane Burandt, Donna Anderson, Diane Campbell, Lu- Anne Mullen, and Diana Ricou. 62 Noopy Levy leads the active members of the Dramatics Club in a discussion concerning the Club Constitution. Ginger Ratcliff, ac¬ companied by two visitors from Byrd, sings for SVA hoot- enany. Katharine Oldeon keeps “Min¬ nie” company backstage. BeBe Zimmer, Kathryn Oldson, Catherine Tooke, Cindy McCain, Jane Burandt, Maria Fierro, Celeste Nasser, LuAnne Mullen, Kathy Sebastian, Pat Dormer, and Marnie Younker compose the Technical Crew of the Dramatics Club. Members of Dramatics busily prepare for an upcoming production. The Acting Class watches while Lauretta Maloney, Carol Yamin, Judy O’Neal, Cathy Neely, and Wiggy Witten read for parts in the Christmas Play. 63 Carol coaches Gael as she practices the “Magnificat.” Students in Dramatics work hard to put on the plays. 64 ,m$ Selling paperback books in the campus store are the National Honor Society members, Diana Ricou, Mary Kay Martzell, Ena Gayer, Marilyn Mabry, Cynthia Marshall, Peggy Nowland, Noopy Levy, Katherine Oldson, Celeste Nasser, and Atholyn Ligon. Officers of the National Honor So¬ ciety are: Josette Cassiere, Secre¬ tary; Mamie Younker, President; Nancy Linzy, Treasurer; and Chris Malec, Vice-President. Placing in the top 2% of seniors in the nation after taking the National Merit Scholarship Exam were Jos¬ ette Cassiere and Carolyn Fin- nell. Girls chosen to attend Pelican Girls’ State were Diana Ricou and Mamie Younker. They were nominated by the faculty and elected by the senior class. . Susan Moloney, President of the Choir, is assisted by Josette Cassiere, « accompanist, and Linda Cox, librarian. t Chorus Mgclorum Freshmen and Sophomores help to pass out Choir books at daily practice. Students active in Choir are: Linda Cox. Susan Moloney, Pat Russell, Vickie Reggio, Atholyn Ligon, Josette Cas¬ siere, Patti Lanigan, Mary Kay Martzell, Adrane Roy, I v i e Woodward, Colleen O’Brien, Marilyn Mabry, Kay Ryan, Christine Landry, Mary Cascio, Patrica Sturgis, and Vickie Cappell. 66 These seniors show their loyalty and interest by participating four consecu¬ tive years in Choir: Josette Cassiere, Susan Moloney, Adrane Hoy, Mary Kay Martzell, Linda Cox, Beverly Hanchey and Helen Scalf. new song that is to be learned. Choir members, under the direction of Sister Mary Grace, await the signal to begin practice. (Back row) Sharon Procell, Beverly Hanchey, Rosalind Cordaro, Frances Glannen, Janice Mawhinney, Donna Scheel, Helen Scalf, Susan Sherwin, Mary Wiley, Jackie Steirwalt, Sandra Glannen, Barbara Scholz, Celeste Lan¬ dry, Pat Gentry and Ginger Ratcliff. 67 Sister Mary Grace, directoress of Choir, happily praises the Choir on their per¬ formance. The Juniors go through the scale, wanning up for practice. 68 Seniors recall old times during a break from a hard daily practice. . Vickie Hall, Josette Cassiere, Gretchen Beisner, Cynthia Kittler, Cathy Neely and Marilyn Mabry poise by the piano in the music room waiting for lessons to begin. Jo Ann Brown, a new student at St. Vincent’s, stands by the harp wait¬ ing for her lesson. Music Sister Rose Marie, directress of music, is also spon¬ sor of music appreciation. Josette Cassiere, Vickie Hall, and Cyn¬ thia Kittler thumb through books for new selection. 69 Officers of Debate are from left to right: Pat Noone, Treas.; Fahy Holwill, Vice-Pres.; and Judy Lastrapes, Pres. Debate Zeam Mrs. Rf ?d, debate sponsor, is pleased with the results of her team’s recent tournament. Standing: Anita Warner, Karen Knuckles, Camille Johnson, Mary Ann Jones, Carol Malec, Mary Lou Hefley, Pat Noone, Pat Hackle Lia Pupillo Linda LaGarde. Seated: Kathy Marks, Betty Pardo, Vicki Hall, Fahy Holwill, Sandy Bennett, Kenton Temple! Irene Sehas-’ tian, Pam Sullivan, and Cindy Williams. 70 Standing: Kathy Marks, Camille Johnson, Mary Lou Hefley, Karen Knuckles, Irene Sebastian. Seated: Lia Pupillo, Sandy Bennett, Kenton Temple were participants in the High School Lafayette Tournament for Beginners. Reviewing their topics for Debate are Sandy Bennett, Cindy Williams, Linda Lagarde, Pam Sullivan, Lia Pupillo, Fahy Holwill, Pat Rakel and Anita Warner. Forensic League members are Pat Rakel, Fahy Holwill, Anita War¬ ner, Pam Sullivan, and Carol Malec. A debate meeting is organized to review the facts of the case and to wish everyone luck. Sodality Decorating the Shrine of Mary are Senior Socialists Nancy Linzy, Sec.; Dianne Campbell, Vice-Prefect; Josette Cassiere, Prefect with Spon¬ sor Sister Laurentia. Senior Socialists are: Standing: Dianne Cortez, Mary Woodard, Shirley Bourgeois, Peggy Lalena, Diana Ricou, Margaret Henderson, Shirley DeLatin, Nancy Linzy, Nancy Burns, Nancy Williams, Chris Malec, Patsy Lagarde, Dianne Campbell, Helen Ebarb, Veronica Zimmer. Seated: Rosemary Miciotto, Debra Horn, Linda Cox, Delores Tiller, Dorothy Stevens, Peggy McMeel, Martha Smith, Joey Rinaudo, Mary Kay Martzell, Adrane Roy. Sophomores Sandra Pro- cell, sec., and Pam Sul¬ livan, chairman, prepare the Altar for the Mass. Sodality exhibits the girls ' baby pictures at Campus Capers. Some caused great embarrassment! Sophomore sodalists are Pam Sullivan, Sandra Procell, Dianne George, Sheb Roy, Peggy Barr, Pat Noone, Bettie Jane Caplis , Phyllis Eltife, Peggy Ingram, Susan Brown, Debbie Fees, Patricia Sturgis, Donna Boogaerts, Kathleen Wooley, Suzanne Waterman. Guiding the Junior sodalists are their officers Marilyn Mabry, Prefect; Lia Pupilla, Secretary- Treasurer; and Cindy Marshall, Vice-Prefect with Miss Browning as sponsor. Staff members for the Sodality paper are Shir¬ ley D e L a t i n , Patsy Lagarde, and Nancy I.inzy. Nancy Nichols, Pat Russell, Katie McAnally, Kay Ryan. Cindy Marshall, Marilyn Mabry ' , and Ena Gayer help pass out song books in the chapel while Dian Kanapkey, Garland Nelly, Sandy Bennett, Ivie Woodward, Lia Pupilla, Carol Austin, Jackie Stierwalt, Sidney Messina, Katherine Oldson, Celeste Nasser, Theresa Peek, Maxine Um- phress, Grethchen Beisner, Jo Ann Brown, and Sandra Glannen wait for Mass to begin. Freshmen in sodality are: Standing: Frances Glannen, Donna I erchie, Susan Bridges, Rose Marie Pierce, Amy Granger, Gigi Brando, Donna Salvail, Cheryl Karam, Patricia De Latin, Marietta Bernard, Margaret Spikes, and Cynthia Williams. Seated are , First row: Colleen O ' Brien, Barbara Nader, Barbara Carter. Second row: Sharon Procell, Rosalind Cordaro, Linda Lagarde, Patricia Harig, Julie Nowland, Marsha Davenport, Maureen Burns, Cheryl Trogel. Third row: Angela Brocato, Paula DeLatin, Janice Mawhinney and Patricia Lannigan. Marilyn Karam, Carolyn Liberto, Carol Malec, Nell Carmichael, Debbie Garland, Susan Scott, Kathy Hicks, Frances Thibodeaux, Carol Bateman, Virginia Yager, Susie Campbell, Sonja Dowling, and Kathey Woods. Freshman Sodality Chairmen Gi Gi Brando and Linda Lagarde. Thirty-six St. Vincent’s girls along with Mrs. Wolcott went to the CSMC convention in New Orleans last October. Leading the Mission Club this year are officers Frances Price, Secretary; Luanne Mullin, President; Kathy Sebastian, Treasurer; and Connie Potvin, Vice-President. Sister Patricia, sponsor of the Mission Club, looks over some of the many items contributed for the clothes drive. 74 When working on the “Sugar Shack” for Campus Capers, Jane Burandt, Kathy Sebastian, Cindy McCain, Susan Slette, Janice Wall, Francis Price, Marilyn Russell, Carol Yamin, Lynn Marchesi and Luanne Mullin served “above and beyond the call of duty.” i During their first year at St. Vincent’s these girls actively participate in the Mission Club. Upperclassmen anxiously await the discussion of urgent business at a Mission Club meeting. Sophomores get into the true spirit of the missionary life. Sewing receiving blankets for or¬ phans are the sen¬ ior members of Red Cross, Marnie Youn- ker, Barbara DeFat- ta, Sidney Wilder, Donna Anderson, Mary Ann Mathias, and Mary Ann Bal¬ lard. Kcd Cross Acting as officers of Red Cross are Barbara DeFatta, Secretary Treasurer; Marnie Younker, President; Donna Anderson, Vice President; and Sidney Wilder, Parliamentarian. Sophomores in Red Cross are Linda McFar¬ land, Cynthia Wilson, Beverly Juneau, Donna Bott, Shirley Crofton, Mary Vacca, Marilyn Spohrer, Becky Dice, and Jean Mathias. 76 3 v. Juniors making posters for the Red Cross tent are Brenda Fuller, Ruthie Gras, Susan Hollier, Lyn¬ da Atkinson, Edna Prudhomme, Nancy Collie, Suzanne Sherwin, and Judy McDonough. Making favors for the Barksdale Hospital are the freshmen, Donna Hughes, Elizebeth Cascio, Connie Marshall, Karen Henry, Irene Senser, Connie Kurth, Linda Koon, Sharon Stentz, Meg Pfeiffer, Mary Ruth Wiley, Ila Fay Ahearn, Ann Decker, Allison Hodges, Rosie McGill, Gay Younker, Patricia Lachle, and Leah Koon. Red Cross Sponsor is Mrs. Collie. 77 These seniors Mumie Younker, Diana Ricou, Noopy Levy, Donna McGuffy, BeBe Zimmer, Donna Anderson, and Joey Rinaudo show a great interest in RKL. ;• mw Representing RKL as officers are President, Sidney Wild¬ er; Vice-President, Kathy Sebastian; Secretary, Anita Warn¬ er; Treasurer, Bettie Caplis. Sister Agnus Ruth is a shining example of her motto “Love serves.” I I Pausing while cleaning out the shelves are Diane George, Susan Piggot, Sandra Glannen, Coleen O’Brien, Wiggie Whitten, Barbara O’Brien, Pat Noone, Irene Sebastian, Chris Malic, Becky Hickcox, Pat Dormer, Susan Maloney, GeeGee Coin, Rosie McGill, Sharon Stentz, and Maureen Burns. 78 At the desk Nell Carmichael, Frances Price, Carmelee Palermo, Rita Putch, Melanie Norred, Faye Holwill, Pam Sullivan, Kathy Neely, Cathy McLaughlin, Kathy Marks, and Allison Hodges work hard all week. Ruthie Gras, Patricia Sturgis, Sheb Roy, Donna Boogaerts, Suanne Touchstone, Susan Scott, Judy O’Neal, Kenton Temple aid in keeping the library in order. These RKL members are looking through the periodicals in Hong Kong. Girls who participate in sports as an activity are, left to right , First row: Cindy Marshall, Helen Ebarb, Kay Ryan, Martha Smith and Becky Lear. Second rotv: Peggy McMeel, Maxine Umphress, Connie Marshall, Dorothy Stevens, Mary Ann Ballard. Third row: Becky Smith, Nancy Linzy, Sonja Dowling, Jane Mathis and Debbie Smith. Sports Always ready “to participate,” is our gy m teacher, Miss Worley. Martha Smith, Nancy Linzy, Dorothy Stevens, Peggy McMeel, Becky Lear, Helen Ebarb, and Maxine Umphress follow the “physical fitness” program by- running laps around the gym. champion Serving the student body are Diana Ricou, Vice-President; Peggy Nowland, President; Donna McGuffy, Treasurer; Mary Kay Martzell, Secretary; and Sr. Helen Marie, Principal. Dorothy Stevens, chairman of the student council candy drive, looks pleased with the four highest sellers, Jackie Stierwalt, Sandra Livingston, Carol Yamin, and Vivian Procell. Peggy Nowland renders many services to the students and the school as student council president. Student council members forming the letters SVA were presented at the stu dent council installation. Class representatives to the council are: Irene Sebastian, Betty Pardo, Carol Malec, Georgia White, Linda LeGarde, Dorothy Stevens, Kay Ryan, and Anita Warner. Representatives of the clubs and activities are Adrane Roy, Luanne Mullin, Noopy Acting as student council sponsor is Levy, Barbara DeFatta, Susan Moloney, Marnie Younker, Sidney Wilder, Debra Sr. Theophane. Horn, Shirley DeLatin, Pat LeBlanc, and Josette Cassiere. 83 ‘ ' fragrant as a crushed rose is the sweet flower of remembrance. 84 features 85 Mamie Younker, co-chairman of the planning committee, presents the Faculty Valentine favors. The Student Council officers, at the reception book, are pleased with the attendence. - jFAcU ltit This Tea promoted a stronger unity between the teachers and students. Sister Helen Marie enjoys visiting with the stu¬ dent body. 86 junior Zalent Show “The Perils of Pearl Pureheart” are acted out by Janice Wall, Di¬ anne George and Susan Piggot. Father Carson presents plaques to the winners of the group- skit, “Toy Land” represented by Kathy Marks and Suanne Touch¬ stone, and the single event win¬ ner, Anne Marie Granger for “Fly Me to the Moon Bossa- nova.” Juniors open the talent show with their own rendition of “Saturday Night.” Cast of the 1964 Christmas Play was Loretta Moloney, Carol Yamin, Catherine Oldson, Gael Plauche, Wiggy Witten, and Vivian Barber. Carol Yamin, as the grandfather, reads scripture to Gael Plauche, who portrayed Mary. Gael Plauche portrays Mary as Wiggy Witten, the angel, tells her she is to be the mother of God. 88 Crew members are, first row: Frances Price, Deidre Harkins, Dianne George. Hack T ° w: . Heine Jane Caplis, Donna Anderson, Judy O ' Neal, Celeste Nasser, Suanne Touchstone, and Carolyn Finnell. Jo Ann Brown, playing the role of Mary Stuart, says her final words to God before her execution. The attendants to Queen Mary, Susan Piggot, Suanne Touchstone, and Gael Plauche, sadly watch as their queen is led to her death. Queen Elizabeth discusses her plans with Lord Burleigh, played by Mr. Joseph Sulli- van. Q 9 “Mary Stuart ” Ena Gayer, servant of Mary Stuart, comforts her in her last moments. Kathleen Penninger is a page of Queen Elizabeth. Earl of Leicester is played by Mr. Robert Lightsey. Noopy Levy gives an excellent portrayal of Elizabeth, Queen of England. Co-captains of the marching squad, Adrane Roy and Mary Bolinger, hold the hoop while Jesuit’s co-captain, Tom Kelly, burst through. IJesuit Adrane Roy sells many tickets to the Haynesville game. Our new marching moterator, Mr. Noonan, points out to John how to improve the show. n W ' mr jr J ffjf r r . £ , M Vr; W v This year’s marching squad, dressed in the new uniforms, hopefully watch the game. 90 Mr. Noonan pins a second corsage on Mary Lang as John Marshall presents her with a velvety black poodle. Then John leads her to the dance played especially for her. The girls stand at parade rest while awaiting the signal to go into the routine. Mocking Drum Major, John Marshall, gives the example of perfect attention at parade rest. This, precision marching, is a result of long hours of practice. 91 Dianne Campbell, Senior Maid Adrane Roy is crowned Homecoming Queen by Father Leininger, S.J., at the Dance. JANICE WALL Junior Maid JUDY LASTRAPES Junior Maid FRANCES PRICE Junior Maid Coach Moran presents Sweet¬ heart, Carmen Russo, with a bouquet of red roses. 1963 Homecoming Court reigns at the game. Carmen Russo is selected Jesuit Foot¬ ball Sweetheart. DIANE GEORGE Sophomore Maid MARY KAY MARTZELL Senior Maid SUSAN CAMPBELL Sophomore Maid SHEB ROY Sophomore Maid Class Misses Senior Class Dianne Campbell Dorothy Stevens Misses Sophomore Class Betty Pardo Qael Plauche favorites Misses junior Class Jo Mn thrown Zheresa Peek Misses freshman Class Margaret Mary frnck Katherine Penning er Religious Aspect On Campus Aspirants Nancy Williams, Nancy Burns, Sonja Dowling, and Cindy Marshall show their Artistic Aspirations. Mass for the Student Body is held in the auditorium. “3-M”-Age award granted by the Minnesota Min¬ ing Corporation and won by SVA, the only winning school in Louisiana. Sheb Roy, Kay Ryan, Carol Bateman, Gretchen Beisner, Debbie Smith, Nancy Linzy, Martha Smith, Susan Scott, Becki Smith, Margaret Mc- Meel, and Dorothy Stevens win for SVA the Basketball Championship for the third straight year. Margaret McMeel, Nancy Linzy, Martha Sn ih, Dorothy Stevens, Debbie Smith, Kay Ryan. P Becky Smith again make SVA city chr ■ ! 1 : 1 Assemblies n . e of 9 , 97 JfaA West Outstanding in oeadersAip Peggy Cow fan cf Jltosi JSiAefg to Succeed T V ' Diana Tlicou r®™ JlCost dnte Iigent f Josette Gassiere 98 99 Zhank fulness is like a rose, the appreciation of all earth. BARKSDALE MOTEL 2450 Barksdale Blvd. Air Conditioned the Year Around Television and Swimming Pool Compliments of BANKSTON ' S DRUGSTORE 3108 Southern Ave. CLARKES JEWELERS 3916 Youree Road 2016 Jewella Road SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Compliments of AULDS, HORNE AND WHITE INVESTMENT CORPORATION 532 Market SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA The Best in Office Supplies Shop . . . CADDO OFFICE SUPPLIES 429 Crockett Street PHONE 422-0366 102 BOBBY L. GREENE PLUMBING HEATING CO. Prompt Repair Service—Remodeling • Free Estimat ' Bonded and Insured PHONE 631-0235 SHREVEPORT, LA. P.O. BOX 9226 HYCALOG, INC. P.O. Box 7197 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA INDEPENDENT PLUMBING COMPANY 1 fe j 2119 Lakeshore Dr. Your Best Buy Is in the Bull ' s-Eye PHONE 424-6923 our Exclusive Dodge, Chrysler, Imperial, and Dodge Truck Dealer MARKET AT LAKE, SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA, PHONE 2-2131 WHITCOMB B. SAFFORD, JR. President and General Manager 103 Compliments of Compliments of BILL HANNA FORD You Canna Ford a Hanna Ford AYERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS A Select School for Girls B N BARBER SHOPS 3912 Youree Drive THE FINEST IN BUSINESS TRAINING 201 Town House SHREVEPORT 2020 Jewella Road 243 Southfield Road CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY CORPORATION General Construction Equipment Post Office Box 277 Telephone 868-2731 1830 Claiborne Avenue SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71102 For The Most Convenient Banking Downtown... Or In Your Neighborhood Each office of The First National Bank features complete banking facilities, drive-in banking service and free off-street parking specially reserved for you. M NATIONAL BASH I Oft T 10 rfffifm mi ? tiB E NINE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOUR ONE ACCOUNT FERTITTA ' S IMPORTED FOODS AND DELICATESSEN Home of The Famous Italian MUFFY Sandwich 1124 Howell 424-5508 Compliments of FLOURNOY JEWELERS Compliments of FRIEND-PIPER FURNITURE STUDIOS 3517-19 FAIRFIELD AVENUE Compliments of FASHION-RITE BEAUTY SALON 3646 Lakeshore Road ME 5-3742 FARMERS SEAFOOD COMPANY If it swims, we sell it 3100 Youree Drive 217 Texas Ph. 422-2356 Ph. 423-39912 Compliments of AUTO-LEASING 1500 N. Market City Ph. 425-4291 105 Maybe they don’t need a bank checking account ... but how about you? MEMBER FEOERAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK GILL SHEFFIELD ' S TEXACO GLENWOOD ESSO SERVICENTER 4041 Fern SHREVEPORT, LA. 3325 Line Ave. PHONE 868-0102 JOSEPH P. JOHN, Owner Compliments HEARN ' S GOLDRING ' S 619 Milam SHREVEPORT, LA. Downtown Suburban 530 Texas St. 740 Azalea Dr. SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 106 IHSURAMCI 1010 CRESWELL ST. P. O. BOX 4127 PHONE 423-0566 SHREVEPORT, LA. MORGAN LUMBER CO., INC. A Complete Line of Building Materials Call Us for Your Remodeling PH. 423-3531 Compliments of NEW YORK FURNITURE CO. 864 Texas Ave. In Every City There Is One Truly Fine Beauty Salon HIGHLAND HOUSE OF BEAUTY Ph. 423-6222 Ph. 868-2785 4851 Line Ave. KICKAPOO RESTAURANT 2141 E. Texas St. Bossier City The Home of Good Food UNS AND Walke ' n ut ncc yry tynwy- 24-Hour Service Managers; T. J. SPATARO, SAMMY SPATARO 629 Crockett Street • Phone 424-2601 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Compliments of HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 624 MARKET STREET Compliments of LO-MART DISCOUNT CENTER WINTERTON FOOD STORES, INC. LAWRENCE L. MAY PRIVATE Do Wot (VfN , S. H. HETHERWICK • MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT HI COMPANY 214 Johnson Building SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Realtor — Appraiser Mortgage Loans 524 East Kings Hwy. SHREVEPORT, LA. Ph. UN 1-7659 SINCE 1910 106 Years of Service to the Ark-La-Tex! 108 INCORPORATED 3631 Southern Avenue SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA JACK BURKS THE HUB OF SHREVEPORT, INC. Greenwood Rd. at Hearne Phone: ME 5-651 TRUE A Everything prepared to your order and it ' s worth waiting for. Leisurely dining m a candlelighted atmosphere of old Italy. OYSTER BAR Catering to Banquets of AM Sizes. 938 LOUISIANA AVE. Open of 4 p.m. Phone 424 0830 Piccadilly Pizza House Compliments of QUERBES BOURQUIN INSURANCE SERVICE THE BANK WITH THE OPEN DOOR FROM 9 TO 4 PIONEER BANK AND TRUST CO. Main Office: 333 Milam Broadmoor 3308 Youree Fairgrounds 2708 Greenwood Jordan Street 814 Jordan Southside 6725 Southern MEMBER F. D. I. C. A ’ • « i ■ v. Vv . J Sw ' • ,x ■ r . cm ■ L. 4V COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. OF SHREVEPORT, INC. 305 Stoner Avenue LOUISIANA BANK TRUST COMPANY Serving The Best Banking Interests Of Our Friends In The Area MEMBER F. D. I. C. U. S. DEPOSITORY I ■NS HAROLD K. 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McGUIRE and ASSOCIATES Petroleum Consultants I 103 Petroleum Tower SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA R. S. Waterman Samuel R. Wiley R. D. Doveclc Compliments of THE BREWSTER COMPANY D rawer 1095 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 114 Congratulations 3 Locations 601 Barksdale Blvd. 3212 Barksdale Blvd. 124 Bossier Shopping Center MEMBER OF FDIC and FRS 1322 Texas Ave. The Class of ' 64 HOLMES PONTIAC Phone 422-4622 JUNIOR TOWN 748 Azalea Drive Shreveport, La. Ladies and Childrens Ready-to-Wear Compliments of MARGOLIS SHOES 1267 Shreve City Shreveport, La. ‘a Compliments of the TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY LTD 116 COMPANY 1255 ST. VINCENT AVENUE YOUNG SET SHOP FOURTH FLOOR LOOK TO THE STARS in Your Star-Studded hr oil epn rt Mw urnal Dear Abby Victor Riesel Sylvia Porter Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Jenkin Lloyd Jones Patricia Lewis Joan Beck Dr. Hyman J. Schachtel Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Ben Arthur Davis Frank Van der Linden Alice Widener Tom Anderson Jim Bishop Robert Morris Elizabeth Hillyer Patricia Scott T. Coleman Andrews Dorothy Draper Debby Drake Fulton Loewis, Jr. Sam Dawson Irene Corbally Kuhn Dr. Norman Vincent Peale Mary Sue Miller Carroll Righter Jean Spadea Edith Kermit Roosevelt Laura Wheeler William A. Doyle WHAT ' S THE WHOLE PICTURE Read the . . . ;S hretu ' purt (mtrnal . . . You ' ll Know Todays News Today With Today ' s Pictures Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners Floor Polishers Typewriters Fashion Fabrics SINGER SEWING CENTER 535 Milam — Shreveport Compliments of ST. THERESA ' S CHURCH Vn XX i A S INC. Shreveport, Ja. SMITH, HOWARD and McCOY 411 Ricou Brewster Building SHREVEPORT, LA. SOUTHERN MAID DONUT 2 Hot Glazed Donuts 3 till 1 1 p.m. STAN ' S RECORD SHOP Discount to school parties 728 Texas Street 501 E. Kings Highway SHREVEPORT, SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA LOUISIANA 119 TANK COMPANY, INC. 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Phone 865-3296 Success To All Class ' 64 VERA NELL BEAUTY SALON and VERA NELL BEAUTY SCHOOL 3417 Line Ave. Ph. 868-4485 868-4486 LEWIS YOUREE DRIVE DRUG Where Pharmacy is a Profession 3312 Youree Drive Shreveport, La. Phone 868-4461 Compliments of LAKESHORE DRUG STORE Compliments of Lalteshore at Jewella 2120 JEWELLA ROAD HARRY E. HARLAN Proprietor BROADACRES CABINET SHOP MR. FRANK PRIEST 121 PROMOTES SYSTEMATIC SAVING ENCOURAGES COLLEGE EDUCATION OFFERS HIGHER EDUCATION LOANS to qualified members EDUCATION PAYS Non-college bound young men and women face three problems: 1. Will there be sufficient jobs? 2. Will your training and high school education be adequate for increasingly complex and high level jobs offered by our economy? 3. Will you be able to overcome your disadvantages and handicaps? Students who have not been thinking about college at all may find their solu¬ tion in one—two—three year programs of technical training. At least three trained technicians will be needed for every scientist and engineer required. Our officers and directors will gladly help you and your parents plan a better future. 122 Standing in front of the Slattery Building are Kathy Sebastian, Nell Carmichael, Camille Johnson, Frances Walker and Irene Sebastian who are all members of the Slattery family. Determined to make a clean get-away, the freshmen cautiously proceed down the senior steps. The Big Three, Camille, Melanie Norrad, and Marga- ret-Mary Finck rule over the Freshmen this year. SLATTERY BUILDING Cathy and her Home Economics buddies are busy cooking some goodies in their kitchen. Compliments of SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRICAL POWER CO. 428 Travis Street SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Compliments of WRAY FORD 308 MARKET Compliments of PAK-A SAK SERVICE STORES SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Compliments of NETHERTON COMPANY CONTRACTORS 3000 Jewella ME 1-9721 125 DON FUSS. CALL US ACE RADIO TV SERVICE 2408 LINE AVE. • Auto Radio Repairs • Free Pick-Up and Delivery • General Motors Factory Service CALL • TV and Radio-Stereo Repairs 422-7125 All Work Guaranteed • Motorola Factory Service JOE RINAUDO. Owner Licensed Technician Compliments of Compliments of COTTEN HOLSUM BAKING COMPANY 2524 Samford Avenue CAMPBELL AIR SERVICE, INC. Downtown Airport SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA W. F. BEALL CO. 425-8218 2734 Greenwood Rd. 310 East 70 2621 Sunset Plaza 3721 Lakeshore Dr. 5816 Line Avenue 28 Midtown Shopping Center, B. C. 230 North Freestate Blvd. Compliments of HI-LO SUPERMARKET 2424 Greenwood Road ME 1-1006 Pr c-stt 127 Compliments of Department of Public Safety George W. D ' Artois, Commissioner City of Shreveport, Louisiana ST. JOSEPH ' S PARISH UNITED JEWELERS DISTRIBUTORS, INCORPORATED Phone 425-4434 307 Crockett at Market Street P. O. Box 1113 Shreveport, Louisiana Box 5188 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA ycoming DIVISION OF AVCO CORPORATION STRATFORD, CONN DRexel 8-8211 Making Their Way By the Way They ' re Made 242 E. 70th St. Shreveport, La. COMPLIMENTS James Arnold Patricia Hendericks Jim Phillips Joey Brown J. Higgenbotham Mrs. E. D. Price Camille, Teenie, and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kinnebrew Mrs. Earl H. T. Price Community Drug Store, Inc. Mrs. Ray Koch George Restovich Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Dixon Mr. Bert Kouns Mr. and Mrs. John R. Scalf Mr. and Mrs. Firestone D. W. Lance Maj. and Mrs. D. Sturka A Friend G. McLendon Sun Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Freika Joe M. Murov J. T. Tanner Johannah Furlong Pauline Parker Lt. W. W. Wainwright J. E. Hampson Doug Pearson, Jr. H. A. Wright PATRONS A W Root Beer 3204 Greenwood Rd. ME 1-9315 Clyde Juneau 2528 Westover Rd. ME 1-2176 Alexander-Smith Photography 2000 Fairfield Ave. 425-8767 Leone ' s Shoe Shop 2408 Line Ave. 423-9169 C C Electric Co. 1302 Line Ave. 424-4406 McCary ' s Jewelers 1255 Shreve City 865-2321 The Chef Restaurant 519 E. Kings Hwy. 868-3603 Natural Food Products 2423 Line Ave. 423-6549 Fashion Beauty Salon 5817 Line Ave. UN 5-4696 Pierremont Barber Shop 4807 Line Ave. 8 68-5810 Gilson ' s Dress Shop 1610 Fairfield Ave. 424-9860 Stiewalt Interiors 326 McCormick, B.C. 425-8072 Foodtown Market 1918 Benton Rd., B.C. 746-4967 Stopmoor 189 E. Kings Hwy. 865-2352 130 Jn Memory of President John £ Kennedy 131 Advertisement Jndex Ace Radio TV Service _ 127 Andrew Querbes Jr...114 Arkansas Louisiana Gas . 102 Aulds Unnir White 102 Ayers School of Business _104 Bankston ' s Drugstore _102 Barksdale Motel 102 Betty Vaccara _110 Bill Hanna Ford 101 B N Barber Shop 10 1 Bobby Green Plumbing _ 103 Brewster Co. _ 114 Broadacres Cabinet Shop . 121 Caddo Office Supplies . 102 Calhoun Allen 104 Campbell Air Service . 127 C C Electric Co. . 105 Christ The King Church .. 110 Clarke Jewelers 102 Coca-Cola ... 109 Cotton Baking Co.__ 127 Commercial National Bank _106 Construction Machinery Corp. 104 Delta States Investment Corp. 105 Dunekleman Dist. Co. _ 127 Farmer ' s Seafood Mart .. 105 Fashion-Rite Beauty Salon .105 Fertitta’s 105 Fir-t National Bank 104 Flournoy Jewelers 105 Foremost 127 Fgrnhman Claw 112 George D ' Artois 129 Gill Sheffield ' s Texaco . 106 Glennwood Esso 106 Goldrings _.._106 Harold K. Quinn 110 HearneV 106 SENIORS Adger, Sylvia 17 Anderson, Donna ..77, 62, 78, 76, 88 Baker, Carolyn ._4, 58, 61, 17, 74, 79 Ballard, Mary Ann __17, 76, 80 Basco, Martha.. 17 Bell, Jacqueline_17, 38, 58, 61, 79, 4, 74 Bolinger, Mary Lang ..17, 90, 91 Bourgeois, Shirley .. 18, 58, 72, 4, 79 Brosig, Teddy Jo 18 Burandt, Jane _18, 62, 63, 74 Burns, Nancy _____18, 72, 96 Campbell, Dianne 16, 94, 18, 62, 72. 92 Cassiere, Josette 18, 65, 66, 67, 69, 72, 83 Cortez, Dianna 18, 72 132 Highland House of Beauty_107 Hi-Lo Super Market 127 H. Lane Mitchell 107 Holmes Pontiac _115 IloK Trinity Church 115 Home Federal Savings _ 107 Huh 108 Hycalog -103 J. L. Rucker Ins. Agency . 111 Jo-Dan Motel 1 18 John MeW. Ford 121 Junior Class 126 Junior Town_115 Ka a Cookies 129 Kickapoo Restaurant 107 Kouns Walke 107 KTAL TV _ 125 I. akeshore Drugstore _ 121 Lawrence May _108 Liquor Mart_115 I Mart Discount 108 Louisiana Bank_110 Lycoming _129 Margolis Shoes . 1 15 Marlin Exploration US Marshall-Scarborough .. 107 Mayor Clyde E. Fant 121 M. Levy’s _108 Moran Tank Co._120 Morgan Lumber Co._107 National Bank of Bossier . 115 Netherton Co._ 125 New York Furniture_107 O’Brien Drilling 119 Osborn Funeral Home. 108 l’ak-a-sak 125 Pirradillv 109 Pioneer Bank Trust _109 Personal Jndex Cox, Linda .... . 19, 66, 67, 72 Defatta, Barbara 19, 58, 61, 76, 83, 4, 79 DeLatin, Shirley 19, 59, 61, 73, 72, 83 Dixon, Sallie_19, 79 Doles, Linda 19 Dollar, Carolyn_ _.19 Dormer, Pat _19, 63, 78 Duquette, Michelle _20, 58, 4 Dvorak, Cindy ... 20 Kharh, Helen 20, 72, 80 Eubank, Sandy _20 Finnell, Carolyn ..20, 62, 65 Garland Dotti 20 GigHo, Sara 20, 38 Hanchey, Beverly „.21, 67 Ouerbr- Bourquin 109 Ricou—Brewster Bldg___124 Robert Rolling 120 Rose Neath Funeral Home ..110 Rountree Olds 11 1 Schexnaidre Painters Decorators 111 Schumpert Sanitarium _111 •S l her Bros. . 118 S. H. Hetherwick 108 Shreveport Insurance Co. _120 Shreveport Journal _118 Shreveport Monument _ 118 Singer Sewing Center_119 Slattery Bldg. 123 Smith, Howard McCoy . 119 Sophomore Class _128 Southern Bell Telephone Co. _113 Southern Maid Do-Nuts__ 119 Southwestern Electrical Co. . 124 Stan’s Record Shop 119 St. John ' s Church . m St. John’s Parish Credit Union_122 St. Theresa’s Church _119 St. Vincent’s Parent’s Club _116 Sue Peyton’s _119 Super Food Stores _121 Times Publishing Co__117 T. W. McGuire Associates _114 United Wholesale _129 Vera Nell Beauty Salon _121 Walton’s _121 W. F. Beall Co. 127 White’s Cleaners_111 Womack’s Sporting Goods _111 Woody’s Camerland 103 Wray Ford Co. . 124 Youree Drive Drug _121 Henderson, Margaret 21, 62, 72 Hernandez, Gertrude ..21 Horn, Debra 21, 58, 61, 83, 72, 4 Jones, Jeanie . .21 Jones, Mary Ann .21 Lagarde, Patsy _ 21, 59, 72, 73, 32 Lalena, Peggy . . 22, 72, 79 Landry, Betty Lou . 22 Landry, Celeste _ .22, 67 LeBlanc, Patricia ... .22, 59, 61, 83 Levy, Noopy 22, 62, 63, 65, 78, 87, 22 Linzy, Nancy _22, 65, 72, 73, 80, 96 Livingston, Sandra .23, 83 McCain, Cindy 23, 62, 63, 72, 74 McCullough, Dotti_ 23 Personal Judex McGaffigan, Marilyn .23, 58, 4 McGuffy, Donna . 23, 78, 82 McMeel, Peggy _ 23, 72, 80, 96 Malec, Chris _ 16, 24, 59, 61, 65, 72, 78 Marchesi, Lynn_24, 74 Maroun, Michele 24, 38, 79 Martzell, Mary Kay . 24, 65, 66 , 67, 72, 24, 82, 93 Mathias, Mary Ann _ 24, 76 Miciotto, Rosemary _ 24, 59, 61, 72 Moloney, Susan 25, 66 , 67, 78, 83, 86 Mullen, Louann_25, 62, 63, 74, 83 Nowland, Margaret_25, 65, 82 Pepkin, Linda_25 Patvin, Cheryl _25, 74 Procell, Vivian_25, 82 Ratcliff, Ginger 26, 63, 67 Rocou, Diana .— 26, 62, 65, 38, 72, 78 Rinaudo, Joey _26, 58, 72, 78, 38, 4 Roy, Adrane _82, 67, 66 , 72, 26, 92 90 Ruesch, Sharon..- 34, 26. 34 Russell, Marilyn 26, 74 Sahl, Betsy _27 S( alf, Helen 27, 67 Scheel, Donna...27, 67 Sebastian, Kathy-62, 63, 74, 27, 78 Smith, Martha_59, 80, 72, 27, % Spence, Sonia_27 Stevens, Dorothy 59, 82, 83, 16, 80, 72 28 Thompson, Beverly 28 Tiller, Delores -28, 72 Troedson, Rae Ann _ 59, 34, 28, 34, 32 White, Georgia-83, 16, 28 Wilder , Sidney _58, 83, 76, 28, 78, 4 Williams, Nancy . 59, 72, 29, 96, 32 Woodard, Mary _72, 29 Wyse, Michaele _ 29 Younker, Mamie 83, 76, 65, 63, 63, 27, 78 Zern, Charlotte_29 Zimmer, BeBe .63, 62, 64, 72, 29, 78 Juniors Atkinson, Lynda Austin, Carroll Avanzi, Valerie Barbour, Joan ... Barbour, Judy — _ 40, 77 __-_40, 73 _ 41 _41 _41 Beisner, Gretchen _41, 69, 73, 96 Bennett, Sandra _ 41, 70, 71, 73 Bramlett, Judy 4) Brocato, Sara . 41, 60 Brown, Jo Ann..41, 69, 73, 95, 89 Caldwell, Connie 11 Cascio, Mary _41, 66 Cefalu, Sharon 41 Collie, Nancy _41, 77 Conlan, Judy David, Iris DeBenedetti, Susan Dugan, Tracy . 41 42 42 42 42, 77 42 Edmonds, Cheryl_ Essary, I me Id a _ Fuller, Brenda _ Fuller, Catherine _ Gayer, Ena 42, 65, 73, 89 Gentry, Patricia 42. 67 Glannen, Sandra _ 42, 67, 73 , 78 Goodwillie, Joan_42 Gras, Ruth_42, 77 , 79 Hefley, Mary Lu _42, 71, 70 Hickcox, Rebecca.. 42, 60, 78 Hilliard. Jidda 42 Hollier, Susan_ 43 , 77 Kanapkey, Diane _ 43 , 73 Kittlrr, Cynthia 43, 69 Lachle, Loretta_43 Landers, Rose 43 43, 66 43, 92, 70 _43, 80 ... 43, 65, 66 _43 43 43 43 .44 Landry, Christine Lastrapes, Judy .„ Lear, Becky _ Ligon, Atholyn _ Limberg, Pat _ Linxwiler, Mary Logan, Melanie Love, Judy _ Luse, Jennifer Mabry, Marilyn _44, 65, 66 , 69, 73 Marshall, Cindy_44, 65, 73, 80 McAnally, Kathie. 44, 73 McDonough, Judy _ 44, 59, 77 , 32 McLaughlin, Cathy _ 44, 60, 79 McNutt, Cheryl 44, 60 Messina, Sidney_44, 73 Miciotto, Bridget_44, 40 _44, 59 44 Miciotto, Dorothy Miller, Cissy _ Mumphrey, Bobbie . 44 Nasser, Celeste .. 44, 65, 63, 62, 73, 88 Navarre, Pat 15 Neely, Garlen_45, 59, 63, 73 Nichols, Nancy 45, 73 Nillen, Nancy_45 Oldson, Katharine 45, 65, 63, 62, 73, 88 Palermo, Carmelee_45, 60, 79 Peek, Theresa - 45, 40, 60, 73, 87, 95 Price, Frances 45, 62, 74, 79, 88 , 92, 87 Provenza, Mary Ann_ 45 Prudhomme, Edna Pupillo, Lia Rakel. Pat Reggio, Vicki Russell, Pat — _45, 77 45, 73, 71, 70 45, 71, 70 45, 66 - 46, 66 , 73 Sakovitch, Evelyn _ Savoy, Mary_ Scholy, Barbara__ Scollard, Valerie _ Sencer, Leslie Sherwin, Suzanne Skurka, Stephany Smith, Lynda _ Smith, Marsha _ Spence, Jo Ann Sterba, Marianne Stierwalt, Jackie Theo, Frances Tooke, Catherine Wall, Janice_ 16 46, 60 46, 67 46 46, 67, 77 46, 59 46, 60 46, 60 46, 59 Umphress, Mary_ Warner, Anita „..40, 83, 47 , 78, 87, Woodward, Ivie_ 66 , Sophomores 46, 82, 67, 73 -- 63 47, 74, 92, 87 80, 73 71, 70 47, 73 Russo, Carmen __46, 60, 93 Ryan, Kay 46, 40, 83, 66 , 80, 73, 87 Aubin, Helen 48, 60 Balistrella, Carolyn 48 Barbour, Mary 49, 88 Barr, Margaret . 49, 72 Bateman, Carol . 49, 73, % Berry, Patricia _49 Boogaerts, Donna .49, 72, 79 Bott, Donna -. 40 76 Brown, Susan 49, 72 Caldwell, Eleena_ 49 Campbell, Susan . .49, 73, 93 Caplis, Bettie Jane 49, 72, 78, 88 , 87 Cappel, Vickie -. .49, 66 Carmichael, Nell .49, 73, 79, 123 Collins, Linda _49 Crofton, Shirley ... - 49, 76 Dews, Margaret - 49 Dice, Rebecca . . 49, 76 Dormer, Judy 40 Dowling, Sonja .. 49, 80, 73, 96 Dupree, Susan Eltife, Phyllis .. 49, 72 Evans, Mary 49 Fees, Deborah .... 49, 72 Fierro, Maria 49, 63 Garland, Debbie 49, 60, 73 George, Dianne 49, 72, 78, 88 , 93, 87 Hall, Vickie - 49, 69 Harkins, Deidre _ 50, 88 Hernandez, Peggy . 50, 60 Hicks, Kathleen - - 50, 73 Hilborn, Taffy .. 50 Hodges, Sally _ 50, 60 Holwell, Catherine 50, 79, 71, 70 Howard, Mary Ingram, Peggy 50, 72 Inkel, Catherine - _50 Juneau, Beverly 50, 76 133 Personal Jndex Kanapkey, Veronica -50 Karam, Marilyn ___50, 60, 73 Knuckles, Karen _ _50, 71 Lachle, Patricia SO Lamoyeux, Catherine _49 Liberto, Carolyn 50, 73 Lyles, Susan . 50, 60 Maloney, Lauretta .50, 63, 62, 88 Manisralro, Virginia 50 Marak, Linda_50, 60 Marsiglia, Charlotte. 50 Marks, Kathy 50, 79, 87, 71, 70 Mathias, Jean_50, 76 Menefee, Nancy_50 Miciotto, Marilyn _50, 60 Mitchell, Cynthia_50 Mullin, Christine_50, 62 Malr , Carol 18, 50, 83, 73, 71, 70 McFarland, Linda ___50, 76 Neely, Catherine _$0, 69, 79 Nillen, Tracy _ -.50 Noone, Pat _50, 72, 78, 70 O’Neal, Judy _50, 63, 79, 88 Pardo, Betty _48, 50, 83, 70, 94 Piggott, Susan . 50, 78, 87, 89 Plaisance, Judy _50, 60 Plauche, Gail_48, 50, 88, 94, 89 Pleasant, Patricia .-. 51 Pomerleau, Linda _51, 60 Putch. Rita 51, 7 ( ) Procell, Sandra_51, 60, 72 Rebentisch, Judy_51 Reteneller, Karen . 51 RoSheger, Carla- 51 Rose, Kathleen _51 Roy, Sharon ..51, 60, 72, 79, 93, 96 Russo, Carmala. 51 Sawyer, Mary _51 Scorsone, Theresa_ —51 Scott, Susan_51, 73, 79, 96 Spohrer, Elizabeth -51, 60 Spohre, Marilyn_51, 76 Stentz, Barbara -51 Stevens, Pamela -51 Sturgis, Patricia-51, 66, 72, 79 Sullivan, Pam_51, 72, 79, 71, 70 Temple, Kenton .—51, 79, 71, 70 Terrancina, Mary-51 Thibodeaux, Frances -51, 60, 73 Timms, Sandra_51, 60 Titone, Linda ... 51 Touchstone, Suanne_51, 62, 79, 87, 89 Vacca, Mary ' _51, 76 Waterman, Suzanne _51, 60, 72 Wiedower, Patricia_51 Wilson, Cynthia_51, 76 Wood, Catherine . 51, 73 Woodridge, Janice_51 Woodley, Kathleen _ 51, 72 134 Yager, Virginia _ 51, 73 Yamin, Carol _51, 60, 82, 63, 74, 88 Freshmen Ahearn, Ila Fay_52, 77 Anderson, Sharon_52 Baker, Helen_52, 60 Bernard, Marietta_52, 73 Berry, Kathy _53 Besenberg, Theresa _53, 60 Bramlrtt, Janet 53 Brandoa, Glenda _53, 73 Bridges, Mary _53, 73 Brocato, Angela _53, 73 Burns, Maureen_53, 60, 73, 78 Carter, Barbara _53, 60, 73 Cary, Linda Cascio, Elizabeth_53, 60, 77 Catallo, Judy _53 Coody, Laura_53 Cordare, Rosalind_53, 67, 73 Davenport, Marsha _53, 60, 73 David, Andrea . 53 Decher, Margaret _53, 77 DeFatta, Mary_53 DeLatin, Patricia _53, 60, 73 DeLatin, Paulette _53, 73 Dowl ing, Diana _53 Fant, Sandra . 53 Fink, Margaret_53, 95, 123 Flowers, Betsy_ 53 Glannen, Frances_53, 67, 73 Goin, Georgia_53, 78 Granger, Ann-53, 73, 87 Gras, Rebecca _53 Haas, Oatherine _53 Hall, Gilda_53 Harig, Patricia _53, 73 Harris, Rebecca _ 53 Hatfield, Marcia__ 53 Henry, Claudia _53, 77 Hillard, Kathy_53 Hirsh, Camille _53 Hodges, Mary ..53, 60, 77, 79 Hughes, Donna-53, 77 Jackson, Judy _ 54 Johnson, Camille_54, 71, 70, 123 Karam, Cheryl_ 54, 60, 73 Koon, Leah __54, 77 Koon, Linda_54, 77 Kurth, Connie_54, 77 Lachle, Pat _54, 77 Lagarde, Linda .54, 52, 83, 73, 71, 70 Landers, Ann _54 Langley, Ona Louise_54 Lanigan, Patricia_54, 66, 73 Lerchie, Donna_54, 73 Lowe, Noel. 54 McCarthy Judy McElligott, Susan -- 54 McFadden, Nancy -54 McGill, Rosie_ 54, 77, 78 Maranto, Sandra _54 Marsiglia, Frances _ 54 Mathias, Jane _54, 80 Mawhinney, Janice..54, 67, 73 Marshall, Connie_54, 80, 77 Mibeck, Cynthia _54 Miller, Georgia Nader, Barbara -54, 73 Norred, Melanie -54, 60, 79, 123 Nowland, Julice_54, 73 O’Brien, Barbara-- 54, 60, 78 O’Brien. Colleen -54, 66, 73, 78 Osborn, Kittie _ 54 Parker, Suzanna 54 Patterson, Susan Penninger, Kathileen_54, 89, 95 Perret, Connie . 54 Pferffer, Margaret -54, 77 Pierce, Rose _54, 73 Pottier, Judy -54 Procell, Sbaron ....54, 67, 73 Richards, Beverly-55 Richard, Vickie -55 Roach, Elorse -55 Reid, Carolyn-55 Roberts, Rose Mary - 55 Rothenberger, Joyce _55 Salvail, Donna _55, 73 Santoro, Dapline-55 Sebastian, Irene-55, 52, 83, 78, 71, 70, 123 Schaner, Marlene . 55, 60 Sencer, Irene _55, 77 Slette, Susan -55, 74 Smith, Rebecca-55, 80, 96 Smith, Deborah_55, 80, 96 Smith, Sarah-55 Spikes, Margaret _55, 60, 73 Spurlock, Nancy -55 Steely, Jill .55 Stenty, Sharon- 55, 77, 78 St. Martin, Charlean -55 Summers, Diane Taylor, Marianne_ —55 Todaro, Mariann _55 Troegel, Cheryl-55, 73 Vincent, Gail-55 Walker, Frances --55, 123 Wall, Jane _55 Wilcox, Sarah 55 Wiley, Mary - 55, 67, 77 Williams, Cynthia ..—55, 73, 71, 70 Witten, Morris __—55, 63, 78, 88 Woolley, Mary-55, 60 Younker, Gay-55, 77 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made