St Vincents Academy - Vincentian Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1973 volume:

faJitoU: C%Ui)t J(w ijaktfdiil ( tpi. 2 ( Jo!b(!i jr Gdntenh firfouLctim 4 16 PPon M 56 ( PmetuMies 34 £$eni A 50 rl Itukkdlmnm 75 OxoanizatlonA C Wa 145 Q tiJent (S 158 170 3 Q%. AwieeitA Lsieadond: 172-73 This book, Vincentian 1973, contains the memories of a year at St. Vincent’s Academy. The story it tells concerns the people and activities which make this year one to remember. Academic activities include a busy schedule of classes, tests, and homework. Each person strives to reach her goal and feels the joy of success. Sometime during the year each girl experiences failure or defeat. But these experiences build character and provide strength. Disappointments and joys are shared by friends — those who care and are willing to listen. Involvement in extra-curricular activities and sports shows the spirit of the school. It reveals the unity of all the individuals combined as one body. The activities of all these individuals at St. Vincent’s are a part of each student’s search for her purpose in life. They are what make 1972-73 a special year. The 1972-73 Vincential staff would like to thank the girls that make up the 1972-73 Go-Getters. These girls brought in at least $150 worth of yearbook ads. To them we owe deep gratitude. They are: top row, left to right; Mary Margaret Logan, Robin Spencer, Shelly Picard, and Vicki Stuart. Middle row; Alma Pineda and Barbara Murov. Bottom row; Charlene Hawkins, Debbie Dykes and Cindy Milazzo. 9 fmo Hfi 9 'w”Wb find a quiet ptaM 9m j- Mi 1fil (wrnn fidtl 9 10 11 S OM tfw Sm is just Ou blujftt spot in nujftt tim. y{nji ojj tmtfl meml)eHng. 15 Administration 17 Ones Who Guide, Love, and Direct Mother John Roberta Mother Superior Sr. Rita Principal Religion I 18 Left: Sr. Rita. although she is principal, has more than just administrative duties. Right: As the chief administrator.. Sister guides, directs, and presents new ideas each day. Helping Hands to Those in Need • • • Mrs. Sulton Receptionist and Secretary Mrs. Beckett Registrar and Secretary Mrs. Plauche Secretary Mrs. Lang Guidance Counselor and Sociology Economics 19 Science and History ... The Age of Discovery Mr� . Brrgmi Assistunt Principal CJivmislry. Physics Physical Science Mrs. Matlrlinr Broun Biology anti Religion II Mrs. Mast� n Civics anti World History Mrs. St’amantls American History Religion HI 20 Mrs. Harrington PhysicaI Ediu at ion and General Science Mrs. Van Zilo Physical Education and Algebra I Mrs. A iams Business Etlucation Sr. Agnos Ruth Librarian Joanna Matthew� Assistant Librarian Mrs. Rnprr Home Economics and Family Living 22 23 Math — Problems That Can Be Solved . . . Mrs. Smith Algebra I anti Advanced Math Miss Rogers Geometry and General Math Sister Patricia Algebra 11 and Religion II Mrs. Van Zile ftop right) and Miss Rogers (left) seem to enjoy explaining problems at the blacklntard. Sr. Patri- cia does not seem to be pleased with the papers she is grading. 24 • • • Seeing to Things That Need Attending to Sister Mary Evelyn Maintenarue Mrs. Lrrehie Cafeteria Manager Crispy Sanders Cafeteria Assistant Willie rests! — Crispi serves! — Louis vtorks! Willie SuinMer Janitor Louis Moran Janitor 25 27 National Honor Society NHS is an honor organization at SVA. To be selected, a member must have at least a 92 average and must possess the qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and responsibility. This organiza- tion has many projects throughout the year. The SVA chapter sponsored the 1972 mock Presidential election. It also made birthday calendars and the honor roll posters. Top: Top row: Christy Skrivanos. Leigh Kouns, Helen Theo, Patti Grogan, and Susan Scott. Middle rou’: Patti Crane. Janine Shaw. Mary Margaret Logan. Cynthia Aillet, and Sara Kirspel. Bottom mu: Debbie Dykes. Alma Pineda, and Cindy Milazro. Middle: Secretary-Treasurer Annie Hundley and President Mary Margaret Logan. Bottom: Vice-President Janine Shaw. National Honor Society Gets the Job Done Top left: Helen Theo exhibits leader- ship qualities. Top right: January inductees Shelley Picard and Vicki Stuart. Bottom left: Vicki Stuart and President Mary Margaret Logan. Bot- tom right: Ann Hundley and Patti Crane watch an interesting assembly. 29 Honor Corps Members Work Hard for Their Privileges 30 Top: First Quarter members of Honor Corps. Middle: Mem- bers who earned honor cards the second nine weeks. Bot- tom: Sr. Helen Marie, the sponsor of Honor Corps, presents an honor card to Shelley Picard. Quill and Scroll Top: Members Vicki Stuarl. Mary Margaret Logan, and Janinc Shaw. Bottom row: Char- lene Hawkins. Alma Pineda, and Debbie Dykes. Bottom: Sponsor Sr. Rita talks to an assembly. 31 International Thespian Society of St. Vincent's 32 Top: Minou Sutton recite the pledge with new members Donna Lewis, Debi Butschek, Charlotte Fowler, Angie Cush. Deanna Patureau, and Leslie Staser. Bottom: Members Charlotte Fowler, Jeannette Broeato, Minou Sutton. Mars Foppe. Leslie Staser. and Angie Cush. Individual Honors Top: Society of Outstanding American High School Students. Bottom: Robin Spencer. Jean Pachankis. Janine Shaw. Top: Sue Slack. Jeannette Brocato, Minou Sutton. Li . Harlan, and Beth Arceneaux. Middle left: National Merit Finalist Lea McGee; and Jean Pachankis, Betty Crocker Homemaker Winner. Bottom: Who's Who members. Bottom row: Cindy Milazzo. Alma Pineda. Helan Theo. Back row: Jean Pachankis. Susan Scott. Leigh Kouns, Christy Skrivanos. and Lea Mcgee. Second row: Debbie Dykes. Angie Cush. Charlotte Fowler. Sara Kirspel. Third row: Kathryn Basco. Cathy Russo. Patti Grogan. Shelley Picard. Kendall Smith. 33 34 35 Class Favorites Top: Class favorites Minette Aillet, Patti Cascio. Diane Tiller, Charlene Liberto, Laura Corbett, Frances Spurlock, and Mary Dell Burns. Bottom left: Patti Cascio talks with friends. Bottom right: Mary Dell Burns stands by the Christmas tree. Top left: Sophomore Frances Spurlock has a smile for everyone. Top left: Freshman Minelte Aillet wails patiently. Bottom: Diane Tiller. Charlene Liberto, Mary Dell Burns. Laura Corbett, Frances Spurlock. Patti Cascio. and Minette Aillet. 37 Homecoming 1972 Top left: Sherry Thurmon receives red roses from Mr. Welsh. Top right: Mr. Ernst presents Sharon Steinman with yellow roses. Members of the Homecoming court are (left to right) Sherry Thurmon. Queen; Sharon Steinman. Princess; Mary Terracina. Marching Squad Favorite; and Barbara Shanley. Pep Squad Favorite. Each girl is escorted by her father. 38 Homecoming 1972 was an outstanding event because of the combined spirit of St. Vincent’s and Jesuit. 1972 was the first year St. Vincent’s took part in planning the activities. The game was preceded by a massive pep rally and was followed by an enjoyable dance the next night. Top: Membere of the 1972 Homecoming court watch the game. Bottom: Members of the court are (left to right) Minou Sutton. Senior Maid; Chris Undry, Senior Maid; Susie Payne. Junior Maid; and Janie Young. Junior Maid. Each girl is escorted by her father. 39 Homecoming — When People Really Show Their Spirit. Members of the court are (left to right) Katherine Carmody, Sopho- more Maid: Derrie Cush. Sophomore Maid; Cathy Codaro. Fresh- man Maid: and Eloise Jacobs. Freshman Maid. Each girl is escorted by her father. Bottom left: Member of the court and their escorts are presented on the field. Bottom right: Homecoming cheerleaders Lee Luneborg. Greg West and Patti Crane lead the crowd in spirit. 40 Top: Members of the court are presented at the dance. Bottom Sherry Thurmon is crowned queen of the court. 43 44 45 ccM wy Gwdh 0 46 47 cJU Jftidektt cSdiaejf't 48 J { iM AbnCi [ PineJa 50 Senior Class Officers Alma Pineda Treasurer Patti Crane President Ceil O'Brien Secretary Liz McBride Vice-President Nicky Schaefer Representative The Senior Class of 1973 ... A Well-Rounded Class Mary Brossett Renee Carmody Becky Charrier Gloria Colon KIituiIm-iH Conan Patti Crane Angela Cush Diane Doran Debbie Dykes Cyndi Edwards Marian Feducia Seniors Mix Social With Study. Judy Ferris Marcie Foppe Theresa Gallion Donna Fertilia Nancy Forbing Martha Ghio Beverly Fleming Charlotte Fowler Babette Gilman Upper left: Theresa Gallion researches material for her term paper. Above: Mar- tha Ghio studies during her lunch break. 55 Abotr: Sara Kirspel’s mind wanders in science. Charlene Hawkins Annie Hundley Sara Kirspel Jettina Hopkins Kathleen Khoury Chris Landry- 56 Senior Year Brings Both Good Moods and Bad. Genie Laster Charlene Liberto Mary Margaret lx gan Myrle Lunn Susan Lewis Peggy Lind ley Lee Luneborg Liz McBride Lea McGee Top: Mary Margaret Logan looks gloomy on a rainy day. Above: Liz McBride and Nancy Forbing display smiles of pleasure at the Senior-Fresh men picnic. 57 Seniors . . . Sometimes Shy, Usually Spirited. Abotr: Deanna Patureau smiles enthusiastically at the Fun Fest. Right: Judy Messina works diligently to complete her assign- ment. 58 Judy Messina Barbara Murov Margo Osteen Deanna Patureau Cindy Milazzo Ceil O’Brien Jean Pachankis Susan Peal Annette Rutledge Renee Sardisco Nicky Schaefer Janine Shaw Sue Slack Nancy Smith Cheryl Soards Yvonne Soule 59 Vicki Stuart Alma Sullivan Minou Sutton Mary Terracina Margaret Terzia Sherry Thurmon Diane Tiller Debbie Vandewater Kim Wainwright Barbara Walke Lucy Wood Karen Zimmerman Above: Vicki Stuart patiently sews garment during Home Ec. Right: Debbie Vandewater casually leans against the wall as she waits in the phone line. A(oJud O, 1 Q55 M m ,cr� u in deakk M uavt bfund is A Memorable Occasion and Beautiful Evening . . . 62 . . . Senior Presentation OPPOSITE: Upper left: Class sponsor. Mrs. Roper directed the Senior Presentation. Mid- dle: Mr. Don Baker presented his fourth daughter. Tu-Tu. Right: Barbara Murov posed backstage. Bottom: The Senior Class of 1973. ABOVE: Upper left: Seniors looked on as friends were presented. Bottom left: Mary Bros- sett was escorted by her brother. Jerome. Bottom middle: Mars Foppe and father. Bottom right: Renee Carmody and Martha Ghio were transformed into typical lovely ladies. 63 Upper right: Liz McBride prepared to leave the Chemistry Lab. Left: Seniors show spirit during football season at lunch hour. Right: Karen Zimmerman measures Chris Landry for her graduation robe. 64 Senior Activities Upper left: Theresa Gallion. Patti Crane, and Cynthia Aillet warm the bench in gym class. Bottom left: Marian Feducia is camera shy while writing paper. Bottom right: Cyndi Edwards waits for guidance counselor to discuss colleges. 65 Upper left: Charlotte Fowler takes measurements for graduation caps. Upper right: Patti Crane gladly interrupts her studies. Bottom left: Renee Sardisco is overjoyed on Fridays. Bottom midtile: Ann Hundley is not bashful at the lunch table. Bottom right: Minou Sutton and Sherry Thurmon perform a difficult experiment in their science class. 66 Upper left: Kathleen Khoury daydreams during break. Upper right: Gloria Colon. Elizabeth Cowan. Donna Fertitla and Jean Parhankis at lunch. Bottom left: Mary Terracina relaxes at the Marching Squad's Tasters Party. Bottom right: Charlene Hawkins demonstrates a favorite senior pasttime — eating. Senior Biography Aillet, Cynthia . . . True happi- ness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and choice , , . 4 years . . . GALS Club 1, 2, 3; Drama 1, 2; RKL 1; Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3. 4; French Club 3. 4; Dope Stop 3. 4; Sodality 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Walk for Fund 1; March of Dimes 1, 2; Class Representative 1; Class President 1, 2; Class Vice- President 3; President of French Club 4; Pelican Girls’ Stale 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Anderson, Georgette . . . Better an open enemy than a false friend ... 3 years . . . French Club 2, 3; Choir 2; Science Club 3, 4; March- ing Squad 3, 4; Sodality 3. 4; Honor Corps 2. Baker, Tu-Tu . . . May everyone I touch be touched by the warmth, love, and happiness that has touched me through the years” . . . 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Drama 1. '2; RKL 1; GALS Club 1. 2. 3; Debate 2; Marching Squad 2, 3; French Club 2. 3; Sodality 3: Dope Stop 3, 4; Captain of Pep Squad 1; Walk for Fund 1, 3; March of Dimes 1. 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Balistrella. Ginger . . . Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; GALS Club 2, 3, 4; Dope Stop 3, 4: Sodality 3. 4; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3; Walk for Fund 1, 2, 3, 4; GALS Club Service Award 3. Basco. Kathryn . . . Humble we must be if to heaven we go; High is the roof there, but the gate is low” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3. 4; Drama 2. 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 4; Dope Stop 3; Sodality 3. 4; Honor Corps 1; President of Litur- gical Committee 2; Junior Class Favorite; Pelican Girls’ State Alter- nate 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Year- book Staff 1. 2, 3. 4; Head Photog- rapher of Yearbook 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents; Sports 1. Blouin, Audre . . . It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy what we have, that makes happiness” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; GALS Club 2. 3. 4; Drama 3. Bonomo, Marlena . . . We’ll live to love another day, if not each other, then each other’s memories” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1; March- ing Squad 2; GALS Club 4; Sodality 3, 4; Art Club 4; Dope Stop 3; Walk for Fund 1; Heart Fund 1; Homecoming Snoopy 4. Brocato, Jeanette . . . Graduation is ... a special sunset just for me. All the warmth inside me goes out to greet it” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Dope Stop 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4; GALS Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of GALS Club 3; International Thespian Society 3. 4; Walk for Fund 1, 2, 3, 4; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Lieutenant of Marching Squad 3. Brocato, Marla . . . Leave hate to those who are too weak to love’ ... 4 years . . . Sports 1, 2. 3; Pep Squad 1. Brossett, Mary . . . Love is the sun under which everything thrives ... 4 years . . . Choir 1, 2, 3; RKL 2; Drama 3, 4; March of Dimes; Walk for Fund 1, 2. Carmody, Renee . . . Take your shoes off; let your thoughts be kind; and have a little peace of mind” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1; French Club 2. Charrier, Becky ... I am because you are; I have been because you will be” ... 4 years . . . RKL 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Drama Club 3. Colon, Gloria . . . Why Not?” . . . 4 years . . . Choir 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; French Club 4; YAF 4; Science Club 4. Cowan, Elizabeth ... A tree is like an old friend, it grows on you” . . . 4 years . . . Altar Guild 1, 2; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Pep Squad 1; Choir 3; Liturgical Committee Chairman 2, 3; March- ing Squad 3; Walk for Fund 1. Crane, Patti . . . How sweet it is to love someone, how right it is to care” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1; French Club 2; Marching Squad Lieutenant 2. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Sodality 3, 4; President of Sodal- ity 4; Dope Stop 3, 4; Homecoming Maid 2; Homecoming Cheerleader 4; President of Class 4; National Honor Society 4; Walk for Fund 1; March of Dimes 3, 4; Heart Fund 3. Cush. Angela . . . Today well lived makes every tomorrow a vision of hope, and every yesterday a dream of delight” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Drama 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 2, 3. 4; Secretary-Trea- surer of Science Club 4; Spanish Club 1. Doran, Diane . . . Do it today. Tomorrow they make a law against it” ... 3 years . . . Science Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Walk for Fund 2. Dykes, Debbie . . . Listen to those whom the world may consider unin- teresting, for each person has, in himself, something of worth” ... 4 years . . . RKL 1; Drama 1, 2; Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2; Dope Stop 3. 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Honor Corps 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3. 4; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4; Go-getters 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Edwards, Cyndi . . . God’s most insistant call to me will always seem a sort of silence, since His language isn’t what I expect” ... 4 years . . . Sports 2, 3; Drama 2; RKL 2; Dope Stop 3, 4; Choir 3; March of Dimes 3; Heart Fund 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. 68 Feducia, Marian . . . Happiness is never having to say you’re sorry” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Spanish Club 1; March of Dimes 3, 4. Ferris, Judy ... A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself’ ... 4 years . . . Drama 1; Pep Squad 1; Debate 2; GALS Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Sodality 3, 4; Honor Corps 1, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 3; Marching Squad 2. 3. 4; Lieutenant of Marching Squad 3; Field Captain of Marching Squad 4; Walk for Fund 1; March of Dimes 1, 2; Peli- can Girls’ State 4; Outstanding Teenager of America: Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Fertitta. Donna . . . A lovely- being scarcely molded, a rose with all its leaves not yet unfolded” . . . 4 years . . . Drama 1; Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3; Choir 2. 3, 4; GALS Club 3, 4; Dope Stop 3; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3, 4. Fleming, Beverly . . . Love wasn’t put in your heart to stay; Love isn’t love ’til you give it away” ... 4 years . . . RKL 1. 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1; Dope Stop 3. Foppe, Mars . . . In a little while with a moment of rest upon the wind and another woman shall bear me” ... 4 years . . . Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Drama 1, 2. 3; Newspaper 4; Dope Stop 3; Student Council 4; Speech Awards 2, 3, 4. Forbing, Nancy ... I went to the woods because I wished to see if I could learn what life had to teach — and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived” . . . 4 years . . . Drama Club 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; Marching Squad 3; Cheerleader 4; GALS Club 4: Litur- gical Committee 4; Sodality 3, 4; Dope Stop 3, 4; Walk for Fund 1; March of Dimes 3, 4; Heart Fund 3; Muscular Dystrophy 4. Fowler, Charlotte . . . Whoso would be a man must be a noncon- formist. What I must do is all that concerns me, not what people think” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Drama 2, 3, 4; Walk for Fund 1; Miss Spirit Award 3; International Thespian Society 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Gal I ion, Theresa . . . No need to prove no one around. No one but you to stand your ground. We move around ... 4 years . . . Drama 1, 2; Pep Squad 1; GALS Club I, 2, 3; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Dope Stop 3; Class Favorite 1, 2; March of Dimes 1, 2; Student Council Secretary 4; Peli- can Girls’ State Alternate 4. Ghio, Martha . . . It’s only the giving that makes you what you are” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1; Art Club 3, 4; GALS Club 1; Span- ish Club 1; Debate 2: French Club 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Marching Squad 2; Dope Stop 3; Walk for Fund 1; March of Dimes 3; Honor Corps 4: Go-getters 2, 3. Gilman. Babette . . . Some people see things as they are and ask why, I see things that never were and ask why not?” ... 4 years . . . Dope Stop 3, 4. Glorioso, Terri . . . It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1, 2; Marching Squad 2, 3. 4; French Club 1, 2; Sodality 2, 3. 4; Sope Stop 3, 4: Walk for Fund 1. 2: March of Dimes 1, 2. 3, 4: Heart Fund 1. 2, 3. 4; Cancer Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. Goodman, Anne . . . To believe your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men — that is genius” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Debate 1, 2; Secretary of Debate 2; National Forensic League 1, 2. 3; French Club 2, 3; GALS Club 2; Perfect Attendance Record 1; March of Dimes 2; Walk for Fund 1, 2, 3, 4. Graham, Marie . . . Omnia vincit amor — Love conquers all” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; March- ing Squad 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 4; Walk for Fund 1, 3, 4. Harlan, Liz . . . To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved” ... 3 years . . . French Club 3; Dope Stop 3: Marching Squad 4; Vice President of Sodality 3; Science Club 3, 4; President of Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Chairman of March of Dimes 4; Honor Corps 2; Outstanding Teen- ager of America. Hawkins. Charlene . . . What I am to be I am now becoming” . . . 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Drama 2; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4: Drum Corps 4; Sodality 3, 4; GALS Club 2, 3; French Club 2, 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4; Assistant Editor of Yearbook 3: Stu- dent Life Section Editor of Year- book 4; Walk for Fund 1; Honor Corps 1. Hopkins. Jettina . . . Let us be the first to give a friendly sign, to nod first, smile first, speak first, and — if such a thing is necessary — forgive first” ... 4 years . . . French Club 2; Science Club 2; GALS Club 4; Choir 1; Walk for Fund 1, 2. Hundley, Ann . . . I would rather sit on a pumpkin, and have it all to myself, than to be crowded on a vel- vet cushion” ... 4 years . . . Cap- tain of the Pep Squad 1; RKL 1; Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drama 2. 3; Dope Stop 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Secre- tary-Treasurer of National Honor Society 4; Class Representative 2; Honor Corps 1, 2; March of Dimes 1; Walk for Fund 2, 3. Khoury, Kathleen . . . Don’t let life discourage you; everyone who got where he is had to begin where he was” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Drama 2; Choir 2; French Club 4. Kirspel. Sara . . . Be yourself, but be your best self” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4: GALS Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary of GALS Club 4; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Lieutenant in Marching Squad 4; Drama 2. 3; Sodality 3: French Club 3: Science Club 4; Honor Corps 1. 2, 3, 4; Walk for Fund 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Landry, Chris . . . Real friends are those who, when you’ve made a fool of yourself, don’t feel you’ve done a permanent job ... 3 years . . . French Club 2: Sodality 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; GALS Club 2; Art Club 4; Snoopy Mascot 4; Homecoming Maid 4: March of Dimes 2, 3. Laster. Genie . . . Believe that those you love, love you ... 3 years . . . RKL 2; Drama 2; Madri- gal Choir 2. Lewis, Susan . . . Through love one creates his own personality and helps others to create theirs” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1, 2; GALS Club 3. 4; President of GALS Club 4: Dope Stop 3. 4; Student Council 4. Liberto. Charlene . . . Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep for every dream precedes the goal” ... 3 years . . . Drama 2; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 4; Sodality 3, 4; Underclassmen Section Editor of Yearbook 4; Class Favorite 4. Lindley, Peggy . . . Laugh while you can. Everything has its time” ... 4 years . . . Debate 1. 2; Treasurer of Debate 1. 2: National Forensic League 1, 2; Drama 3; Dope Stop 3; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Class Favorite 1; Vice President of Class 1; Secretary of Class 2; President of Class 3; Student Coun- cil President 4; Walk for Fund 1; March of Dimes 2; Heart Fund 2: Pelican Girls’ State Alternate 4. Logan. Mary Margaret . . . Happi- ness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Choir 1. 3. 4: Drama 1. 2, 3; French Club 2: Marching Squad 2, 3; Newspaper 4; Honor Corps 1. 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Assistant Editor of Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; President of National Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Go-getters 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Walk for Fund 1, 2; Cancer Drive 1, 3. Luneborg, Lee . . . Do not judge your friend until you stand in his place” ... 4 years . . . Yearbook Staff 2, 3. 4; GALS Club 3, 4; Dope Stop 3, 4; Sodality 4; French Club 3; Cheerleader 4; Go-getter 3; March of Dimes 4; Heart Fund 1. Lunn, Myrle . . . The moment of absolute certainty never arrives” ... 4 years . . . Teenage Republi- cans 2, 3. McBride, Liz . . . Bloom where you are planted” ... 4 years . . . Yearbook Staff 3; W'alk for Fund 1, 2; Class Vice President 4. McGee, Lea . . . Whatever the soul longs for, will be obtained by the spirit. The spirit advances toward the light in spite of worldly hardships” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Drama 1. 2; GALS Club 1, 2, 3; GALS Club President 3; French Club 2; Debate 2; Art Club 3. 4; Art Club President 4; Student Council 3; Science Club 3, 4; Honor Corps 2. 4; Walk for Fund 1; Heart Fund 4; National Merit Finalist 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Messina, Judy . . . Friends are like flowers; you can never have too many” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Sodality 2; Drama 4. Milazzo, Cindy . . . A friend is someone who knows all about you, but loves you anyway” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 3, 4; Drum Captain of Marching Squad 4; Drama 2; GALS Club 2. 3. 4; Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 4; Dope Stop 3; Sodality 4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Corps 2; Walk for Fund 1; March of Dimes 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Murov, Barbara . . . You are you and I am I — And if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful” . . . 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Drama 2. 3; French Club 2, 3; GALS Club 2, 3; Dope Stop 4; Debate 1; Senior Section Editor of Yearbook 4; Honor Corps 1, 2, 3, 4; Go-getters 4; Heart Fund 1, 3: Walk for Fund 2; March of Dimes 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. O Brien, Ceil . . . If a man hears a different drummer, let him step to the music he hears, however meas- ured or far away” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; RKL 1; GALS Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1. 2: Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Litur- gical Committee 4; Dope Stop 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Pelican Girls State 4; March of Dimes 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Osteen, Margo . . . Even though our hearts are sometimes heavy, we must carry on” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1; GALS Club 4; Walk for Fund 1. Pachankis, Jean . . . Forget what you have done for your friends, and remember what they have done for you” ... 2 years . . . GALS Club 3; Sports Section Editor of Year- book 4; March of Dimes 3; Betty Crocker Award 4; Outstanding Teenager of America; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Patureau, Deanna . . . A laugh, to be joyous, must flow from a joyous heart, for without kindness, there can be no true joy” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 3, 4; French Club 3; GALS Club 4; Drama 1, 2. 3, 4; Vice-President of Drama 4; Liturgical Committee Secretary 3; Honor Corps 2; International Thes- pian Society 4. Peal, Susan . . . The longer I live, the more beautiful it becomes” . . . 4 years . . . Choir 1, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Heart Fund 1. Pineda, Alma ... A kind heart is a fountain of gladness, making ev- erything in its vicinity freshen into smiles” ... 4 years . . . Spanish Club 1, 2. 3; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 3, 4; Drum Lieuten- ant of Marching Squad 4; Science Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Go-getters 3, 4; Honor Corps 2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff 2. 3, 4; Assistant Busi- ness Manager of Yearbook 2; Busi- ness Manager of Yearbook 3, 4; Class Favorite 3; Class Treasurer 4; Winner of two LSU Scholarships 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Plaxco, Elizabeth . . . What you are is God’s gift to you — What you make of yourself is your gift to God” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Sports 1, 2: Marching Squad 2, 3; Drum Corps 3. Ramsey, Reade . . . God helps those who help themselves” ... 4 years . . . French Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Art Club 4; Walk for Fund 1. Rutledge, Connie . . . Trust your dreams, for in them is the gate to eternity” ... 2 years ... Art Club 3, 4. Rutledge, Marie Anette . . . Noblesse Oblige — the noblest obligation, to be proven the true friend you appear to be” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Choir 1; Sports 1. 3; Drama 2, 4; French Club 2, 4; March of Dimes 1. Sardisco, Renee . . . Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together” ... 3 years . . . Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drama 2; Sodality 3, 4; Homecom- ing Maid 3; Homecoming Cheer- leader 4; Class Representative 3; Faculty Section Editor of Yearbook 4. Schaefer, Nicky . . . Create the kind of self you will be happy to live with all your life” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3. 4; French Club 2. 3; Drama 3. 4; GALS Club 3, 4; Dope Stop 3. 4; Student Council 2, 4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Corps 2. 3, 4; Vice President of Class 2; Class Representative 4. Shaw, Janine . . . Live each day to the fullest” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1: Spanish Club 1; GALS Club 1; French Club 2; Marching Squad 2; Yearbook Staff 2. 3. 4; Editor in Chief of Yearbook 3; Hon- ors and Personalities Section Editor of Yearbook 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 3, 4: Vice- President of National Honor Society 4; Walk for Fund 1; Class Repre- sentative 1; Class Favorite 2; Home- coming Maid 2; Student Council 3, 4; Vice-President of Student Council 4; Honor Corps 3; Outstanding Teenager of America. Slack, Sue . . . Dare to be differ- ent and to follow your own star” ... 3 years . . . RKL 1; GALS Club 1; Choir 1; Science Club 1; Teenage Republicans 3; Honor Corps 1, 2, 3: Outstanding Teenager of America. Smith, Nancy . . . The heart has reasons that reason does not under- stand” ... 4 years . . . GALS Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 1; Honor Corps 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents; Outstanding Teenager of America. Soards, Cheryl ... A smile is the whisper of a laugh” ... 4 years . . . Spanish Club 3. Soule, Yvonne . . . Those who bring sunshine into the lives of oth- ers cannot keep it from themselves” . . . 3 years . . . Art Club 1, 4; Parliamentarian of Art Club 4. Stuart, Vicki . . . Not where I breathe, but where 1 love, 1 live” . . . 3 years . . . French Club 2; GALS Club 2, 3; Sports 2; Drama 2, 3: Dope Stop 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Corps 2; March of Dimes 2; National Honor Society 4; Organizations Editor of Yearbook 3; Assistant Editor of Yearbook 4. Sullivan, Alma . . . He alone has lost the art to live who cannot win new friends” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; RKL 1, 2; Drama 1. 2; Newspaper 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Art Club 3, 4; Treasurer of Art Club 4; March of Dimes 4. Sutton, Minou . . . Stand still and look until you really see” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; GALS Club 1, 4; Marching Squad 2, 3; French Club 2: Sports 3. 4; Sodality 3; Drama 1, 2, 3. 4; Secretary-Trea- surer of Drama 3; Librarian of Drama 4; Cheerleader 4; Homecom- ing Maid 3, 4. Terracina. Mary ... 1 shall grow old, but never lose life’s zest, because the road's last turn will be the best” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 3; Major of Marching Squad 4; Homecoming Marching Squad Favorite 4; French Club 2; Sodality 3, 4; GALS Club 4; March of Dimes 1, 2, 3. Terzia, Margaret . . . A quiet voice, a pleasant manner” ... 3 years. Thurmon, Sherry . . . Friendship may end in love; but love and friendship never end” ... 4 years . . . GALS Club 1; Marching Squad 2; French Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Homecoming Maid 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Football Sweet- heart 3; Homecoming Queen 4. Tiller, Diane . . . The comfort of having a friend may be taken, but not that of having had one” ... 4 years . . . Drama 1, 2, 3; Interna- tional Thespian Society 3; RKL 1; Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 3; French Club 3; Dope Stop 3. 4; GALS Club 2. 3. 4; Vice-President of GALS Club 4; March of Dimes 1, 2; Walk for Fund 1; Class Repre- sentative 1; Class Treasurer 2, 3; Class Favorite 2, 4. Vandewater, Debbie . . . Some- time, somewhere, there is a person, there is a place . . . Please wait” . . . 4 years . . . Walk for Fund 1; Sports 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4. Wainwright, Kim . . . You can give without loving, but you can’t love without giving” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1, 2; Drama 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; GALS Club 3. 4; Science Club 4; March of Dimes 3; Cancer Drive 3. Walke, Barbara . . . One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood” ... 4 years . . . Heart Fund 1; March of Dimes 2; Art Club 4; Science Club 4; Year- book Staff 4. Wood. Lucy . . . Life is but a day; A fragile dew-drop on its peril- ous way from a tree’s summit” . . . 4 years . . . March of Dimes 1, 2: Heart Fund 1, 2, 3; Science Club 3. Zimmerman, Karen . . . Happi- ness is not perfected till it is shared” ... 4 years . . . Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2; Spanish Club 1. 2; Walk for Fund 1, 3, 4; Ranked 2nd in State Tennis Doubles 3. 73 Junior Class Officers Jacque Paris Class Representative Lynne Stanfield Vice-President Kendall Smith Treasurer Susan Scott President Shelly Picard Secretary 74 Juniors Have Varied Interests Jeri Aillet Amanda Allen Beth Arceneaux Mary Jane Barbour I jura Alexander Debbie Allen Paltie Arceneaux Mercedes Black Charlene Blume 75 Juniors Love to Have Fun Suzanne Brocato Dottie Carr Renee Brown Angela Cascio Barham Burns Lou Anne Causey Mary Butler Tina Chizzoniti Helen Brady Dianne Braswell Kim Campbell Liz Clark Karen Gereau Clare Glenn Cathy Gregorio Betty Ghio Connie Gras Pattie Grogan Abotr: Janey Young enjoys a muddy game of foot- ball. OPPOSITE PAGE: Cindy Saucier and Mary Mar- shall can’t seem to figure out which bus they’re on. Laura Corbett Marcy Delaune Beth Doles Renee Eltife Charlene Farr Barbara Fitzgerald Frances Fontaine Betsy Forbing 77 Juniors Learn New Skills Susan Guarisco Nancy Hicks Louanne Hurst Mary Hamilton Cherie Hilborn Vicky Jackson Kristi Hanna Robin Hollingsworth Margaret Jessup Roxanne Harris I aranne Huggs Fala Johnson Becky Khoury Vicki Kleowdis Leigh Kotin Debbie Lachle Pat Lanigan Debbie Lepow Donna Lewis Phylli� Liberto Frances Lloyd Marilyn McBride Jean McGowen Teri McGuire 79 OPPOSITE PAGE: Left: Clare Glenn practices her Home Ec. skills. Right: Kim Campbell offers a classmate valuable assistance. Aboir: Lynne Stanfield and Shelly Picard help a customer at the Juniors' General Store. Juniors Have Lots To Talk About . . . Top: The camera catches Beth Sweeney off guard. Middle: Cathy Gregorio anti Susan Scott engage in lunchroom talk. Bottom: Mercedes Black enjoys paying attention. OPP. PAGE: Is it possible that Phyliss Liberto is listen- ing? Bottom: Donna Lewis always seems to have something to talk about. 80 Mary Louise Marshall Claire Martin Anne Marcus Beth Meadows Cindy Miclotto Mary Anne Marshall Kv Mason Bette Montelepre Juniors Value Their Time . . . Anne Plauche Michelle Prince Maura Querbes Rochelle Renfro Laura Rhodes Becky Robertson Leslie Robinson Lisa Rollins Lynne Rosenberg 82 Kathryn Rudd Renee Santoro Krista Schwarz Lisa Seal Ellen Sheridan Cathy Russo Cindy Saucier Susan Scott Nell Shehee Annaleah Skamagas Bottom Science is an interesting subject to Marcie DeLaune. OPP. PAGE: Top: icki Jackson and Mary Butler enjoy talking during break. Bottom: Juniors value the library. 83 Juniors are Very Busy People Christy Skrivanos Kendall Smith Robin Spencer Theresa Sphorher Lynne Stanfield Leslie Slaser Patti Steele Sharon Steinman 84 PC. 85: Left: Dottie Carr and Cathy Russo discuss their fun weekends. Right Betsy Forking keeps busy in Mrs. Adams class. OPP. PACE: Lunch time is a good time for Juniors to remin- isce. Beth Sweeney Libby Tangney Helen Theo Nancy Tucker Kathi Tuminello Lydia Twohig Evangeline Welch Sharon W'emtz 85 Junior Talent Show — A Step Into the World of Oz OPPOSITE PAGE: Top left: Beth Arceneaux. Mary Anne Mar- shall, Sharon Steinman. Donna Lewis and I .aura Corbett portray the charactere of the Wizard of Oz. Top right: Cindy Saucier and Michelle Prince find Talent show practices rather tiring. Bottom: The Junior class of 1973 ends a wonderful night with a song. PG. 87: Top left: Leslie Staser and Susan Adams captured sec- ond place with their talented voices. Top right: First place hon- ors went to Sharon W'erntz for singing Climb Every Mountain.” Left: Marla Brocato. Marie Graham. Lisa Pierce, and Karen Zimmerman are all smiles after winning first place in group competition. 87 Junior Activities THIS PAGE: Top left: The Juniors show great enthusiasm. Top right: Juniors show leadership at assem- blies. Bottom: Braswell gives a pretty (?) pose for Basro. OPPOSITE PAGE: Some Juniors get side-tracked during assemblies. Top right: Suzanne Brocato is distracted by the camera while conversing with classmates. Bottom left: Juniors get by with a little help from their friends. Bottom right: Diane Pachankis and Renee Eltife engage in classroom antics. 88 Sophomore Class Officers Sophomores Listen With Enthusiasm Mary Acosta Leah Alexander Kathy Allen Dianne Andrie� Diane Austin Candie Bagiev Mary Katherine Ballard Barbara Boogaerts Vieki Bowles Monique Brierre Sharon Broeato Lindsay Bullock 91 Sophomores Enjoy Socializing Domic Burkhallcr Mary Dell Burn� Gay Burris Regina Buller Debbie Buis hek Katherine Carmndy Alice Cassiore Babs Che le Katherine Clay Dianne Corley Christy Cowan Priscilla Cowan Judy Cude Jam Cummings Deme Cush Penny Cush Kim Darvtin Pam DePhillips Annette Despot Sharon Dixey Susan Doran Amie Dosset Susan Eads Pam Eharb Mary Edwards L t Ann Fenton 93 OPPOSITE PAGE: Ann Sehmidt. Susan Graham, and Mary Dell Burns enjoy an SVA holiday. Abore: Sophomores find talk at break interesting. Students Find Sophomore Year Interesting Marilyn Ferris Gail Gaiennie Becky Gereau Bt-ih Gill Susan Graham Miriam Gras Laurie Harmon Sharon Hefley Karen Hendricks Mar Hogue 94 Kathy Horni- Trinna Huggs Ashley Hundley Pam Jeler Ellen Kalmhai k Teri Kilpatrick Roselyn l.ampkins Susan lainigan Donna Leon Clare Leverl Bar Kara Lewis Kathy Lex Katsy Long Jody McCray Susie Mark Naney Mahony OPPOSITE PAGE: Sophomore marchers prepare for an out of town game. Far left: Suzanne Rohirheaux really tr� s hard. Left: Maggie White is happily dis- torted. 95 Sophomores Try Hard 96 Becky Marlin Patricia May Pam Mecom Cindy Mclcton Jan Miller Robyn Minnicar Marianne Minto Paula M i e Melinda Murray Susan Nader Melinda Nelson Karen Oden Paula Paikowski Pam Parker Janet Plaxeo V1ar Poindexter Rosemary Pumilio Roseanne Pupillo Nancy Raines Diane Reynolds OPPOSITE PAGE: Left: Susan Doran tries for a touchdown. Rinhl Sophornon-s always try to look their In-st — especially if there's a Pep Rally. THIS PAGE: U I BOO! A famil- iar faee to all Sophomores. Ri hi Biology is an im|M� rtant part in the Sophomores lives. 97 Sophomores . . . Their Spirit Is Rising 98 Sherrie Scholes Janet Soule Pam Steinman Suzanne Robicheaux Maureen Sheridan Frances Spurlock Thais Strausman Ann Schmidt Diane Smithwick Diane Stanton Gail Suggs Debbie Treadway Mar Wallace Cathy Wood Rosemary Uli Elizabeth Watts Mary Anne Wood Top: Karen Hendricks looks like she had a tiring day. Midfile: Lined up. the Sophomores wait to sing out their Christmas spirit. Bottom: With a smile. Debbie Butschek swings into another day at SVA. OPP. PAGE: Top: The Sophomores spread happiness!! Middle: Sophomores arc always involved. Bottom: After another hard day of work. Ann Schmidt and a fellow Sophomore await a grand escape . . . Sophomore Activities PG. 100: Rt: Paula Paikowski gets help from Mrs. Brown. Top If: Gay Burris says, Mmm, I sure am hungry! Bottom: Ann Schmidt showrs talent. Bottom rt: Pam Stier.man and Roseanne Pupillo. S.V.A.’s future biologists. 100 Top left: Art is a pleasure for Sharon Hefley. Top right: Nonie Young smiles for the camera. Bottom left: Paula Mize and Kathy Lex seriously work on Christmas activities. Bottom right: Pam Gill is eating CANDY?!! 101 102 Top If: The football trip brings smiles on sophomore faces. Rt: Pam Ebarb leads the cheering crowd with spirit. Bol If: Regina Butler is contented as another school day ends. Rt: Dr. Suggs disposes of the evidence. OPP. PG: Top If: Art interests Leah Alexander. Rt: Janet Plaxco operates while Catherine Horne and Debra Treadway look on. Bot If: Frances Spurlock is a happy reindeer. Rf: Katherine Carmody. Kathy Lex and Linda Ferris discuss team strategy. 103 Lisa Robinson Secretary Yvonne Hayes Representative Patty Cascio Vice-President Theresa Milazzo | Treasurer 104 Minette Aillet President Freshmen Begin a Different Life at SVA At left: Kim Adams, Susan Adam and Minette Aillet look on attentively. Tanya Abreu Kim Adams Susan Adams Minetle Aillet Patti Alberts Anita Allen Cynthia Apple Caroline Atkins Delane Baggett Teresa Barbour Lorraine Barnwell Patti Bonomo 105 Freshmen Swing Into Action LEFT FACE: Bight: Pam Cooper is doing her thing. OPPOSITE PACE: Top right Mary Salvuil is a bartender for the Freshman Saloon at Fun F« l- Lr t Senior Freshman pienic. Bottom right: Minette Aillet in deep concentration. Cindy B h iIi Bet k Bradley Sandra Braswell Dalna Marie Breach Martha Brightwell Maureen Brossett Carol Burns Sahrina Butler Donna Campisi Cheryl Capuano Patti Cas io Jean Calanese Susie Cathey Lisa Collier! Pain Cooper RfUrra Chandler Camille Cook Kathy Conlaro Georgia Cline Polly Cook Sophia Cosse Melinda Coslanlini Kim Coller 107 Freshmen Enjoy Lunch Time Lisa Coulahan Clara Oman Carol Craddock Tina Cush Kathy D'Anna Roni Davis Mary Dirn Mary Duett 108 Linda Edmiston Ter sa Ellers Lajuan Faour Patti Fernandez Linda F« rris Belly F«ng Holly Forhing Mary Fri la Zena Friday Adrienne Gautier Kathy Gaydos Donna Graff Gina Gregorio Theresa Gullo 109 OPPOSITE PAGE: Top: Patty Harlen is «'aught off guard. Bottom: Eloise Jacobs and Chris Landry discuss a way to get some birthday cake. RIGHT PAGE: Top: Ann Shaw tri« s to control her laughter. Library . . . Learning . . . Relaxation • • • Elizabeth Guth Renee Hagner Denise Hamm Patti Harlan Yvonne Hayes Lois Herd Kim Hodges Marie Howard Eloise Jacobs Julie Johnson 110 Above: Freshmen enjoy their study hall. OPP. PAGE: Left: Mrs. Sicard substitutes in Freshman Math classes. Right: Lunch time is enjoyed by everyone, especially Dalna Bresoh. Ill Helen Payne Karen Pendleton Chris Povinelli Kelly Quinn Lisa Rimer Sharon Rinchuso Lisa Robinson Susan Rom Mary Salvail Mary Sanders Barbara Shanley Ann Shaw OPPOSITE PAGE: Top: Laure Moore and friends enjoy singing carols. Middle: Freshmen find class relaxing sometimes. Bottom: Julie Zadeck waits to go home. THIS PAGE: Left: Sandra Braswell has a great talent for showing off her art? Above: Tammy Upson finds library work rather boring at times. 113 Variations Take Place in Freshmen Interests 114 Left: Homecoming Pep Rally is interesting to these freshmen. Bottom: Something is driving Beth Mcjunkins up a wall. OPPOSITE PAGE: • . Kathy Gaydos atten- tively takes notes in class. Right: Lisa Robinson and Felizia Spa taro are ready for a change. Tammy Upson Debbie Waitt Pat Wiener Monica Williams Mary Woodring Nancy Woodring Nancy Wray Julie Zadeck 115 Freshman Activities Top: Senior-Fresh man picnic is a very impor- tant event. Bottom: Marie Graham shows ''lit- tle sis Julie Johnson that she cares. OPP: Top: Patty and Nancy show a group of Freshman S.V.A. on orientation day. Left: The Freshmen are full of energy. Right: Kitty Jones and Felicia Spataro find that school can be fun. 117 118 119 Student Council There is no possible way in which to describe the activi- ties of the Student Council in just one paragraph. Trying to do the best thing for every- one, the Student Council acts as a bridge between the fac- ulty and the student body. Its members do their best to make St. Vincent’s the great- est school that it can be; they sponsor almost every school activity and program. Although the students may not always show their feel- ings, the work of the Student Council is very much appreci- ated. Top: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Christy Skrivanos. Treasurer; Peggy Lindlev, President; Helen Theo, Parliamentarian; Janine Shaw, Vice President; Theresa Gallion, Secretary. Bottom left: St. Vincent's students can always find an excuse to play. Bottom right: President Peggy Lindley leading the Christmas Assembly. 120 Top left, seated left to right: S. Lewis. M. Foppe. F. Spurlock. G. Gaiennie. Kneel- ing, left to right: L. Stanfield, L. Robinson. N. Shehee. Standing, left to right: S. Scott, N. Schaefer, K. Cordaro, C. Aillet, P. Crane. Top right: Mrs. Adams. Spon- sor. Bottom left: Student Council Officers at an assembly. J. Shaw, P. Lindley, C. Skrivanos. 121 Student Council Activities Top left: Student Council's Christmas food drive was a big success. Top right: Mrs. Bergeret. Student Council's co-sponsor. Bottom: Some teachers really gave it all they had during the Teacher’s Talent Show sponsored by Student Council during the Fun Fest. 122 123 Top left: The Freshman Class sponsored The Jail during Student Council's Fun Fest. Top right: The Seniors were ready even though the rain cancelled out the field day and inter-class football game. Bottom left: Student Giuncil sponsored the Thanksgiving food drive. Bottom right: The Student Council also held the Christmas food drive. Drama Club The Drama Club has always been one of the most out- standing organizations at St. Vincent’s. With the help and guidance of this club, girls are able to recognize and accentuate their dramatic tal- ents. The members of Drama Club put forth their talents by participating in their plays and numerous tournaments. Top left, seated: Leslie StlMfr. Secre ’y-Treasurer. Standing, left to right: Minou Sutton, Librarian; Mars Foppe. President; Deanna Patureau. Vice- President. Top right: Mrs. Olson, Sponsor. Bottom: MEMBERS: Seated, left to right: C. Fowler, S. Graham, A. Cush. C. McNicholl, M. Brosett. Kneeling, left to right: J. Brocato, M. Bums. A. Schmidt. D. Butscheck. Standing, left to right: L. Barnwell, M. Brosett, N. Shehee. 124 125 Yearbook Class The Yearbook Class is a very important organization in our school. The class prepares its many members for the some- times frustrating but always rewarding experience of pub- lishing the school yearbook. Each member of the class must learn the many small but important things that are essential for the production of a great yearbook. 126 Top: Sr. Rila, Sponsor. Bottom: Yearbook Class members. Lil 'Yin 127 GALS Club — Give a Little Service GALS Club is the civic organ- ization of St. Vincent’s. The members of GALS go out of their way to help their school, their community, and many individuals who need them. GALS has sponsored many worthwhile projects and has accomplished many things. This year the club has shown its appreciation to individual members by honoring GALS of the month, and presenting an award to the GAL of the Year. Top: Standing, left to right: Sara Kirs pel — secretary. Donna Lewis — treasurer. Sitting: Diane Tiller — Vice President, Susan Lewis — President. Bottom: Seated, left to right: B. Landry. K. Young. M. Woodring. N. Wood ring. P. Cook. E. Watts. Kneeling, left to right: K. Cotter. P. Bonomo. A. Cassiere. K. D'Anna. M. Aillet. K. Quinn. H. Forbing, L. Robinson, C. Apple. Third row, left to right: C. Morgan. C. Cowan. G. Tilbury, P. Cooper. S. Dixie. M. Mitchell. S. Cosse, M. Acosta, P. Steinman, T. Mitchell, L. Ferris, A. Jones. L. Barnwell, M. Ferris. 128 Gals rare enough Io give (heir very best. Top left: Gina Gregorio ami Linda Ferris. Top right: Susan Lewis, president; Donna Lewis. trea- surer. Bottom left: Seated, left to right: K. Gaydos. G. Ballistrella. B. Mrjunkins. M. Terrarina. M. Bonomo, C. Milazzo. D. Patureau. k. Wainwright. Kneeling, left to right: G. Cline. T. Turner. M. Howard, I). Waitl. P. Casrio. G. Gregorio. D. Cush. M. Brierre. L. Thompson. M. Sullon. J. Ferris. Third rou. left to right: K. Martin. K. Carmody. P. Khan I. J. MrGowen. B. Pupillo. B. Marlin, P. May, C. Saucier, L. Lunelmrg. N. Forbing. M. Meyer. Standing, left to right: J. Broca to. B. Burns. J. Hopkins. D. Fertitta. N. Shaefer. M. Butler. V. Jackson. M. Marshall. M. A. Marshall. S. Broeato. F. Johnson. D. Allen. D. Braswell. 129 Sodality — Helping Others Is Its Aim Sodality is a non-profit organ- ization. Many charitable organizations as well as needy individuals are aided by the SVA — Jesuit Sodality. The Senior Sodality consists of juniors and seniors. Senior Sodality is in charge of the food drives. It also helps with the March of Dimes and other similar organizations. Top: MEMBERS: Bottom row, left to right: G. Balistrella, M. Bonomo. A. Plauche, L. Seal, L. Stanfield, S. Scott. Second row. left to right: A. Goodman, V. Stuart, T. Gloriosa, C. Landry, D. Lewis, J. McGowen, N. Forking. Third row. left to right: T. Brocato. J. Brocato. M. Rente. C. Saucier. M. Marshall. B. Arceneau. Fourth row, left to right: P. Arceneau. L. Alexander, D. Friday, C. Milazzo, C. Liberto, S. Steinman. Fifth row. left to right: R. Moran. A. Franks. G. West, B. Giddons. B. Sweeney, A. Wilson, D. Hermes. Sixth row. left to right: T. McDaniel. G. Murphy. K. Knighton. J. Sullivan. J. Ferris. C. Hawkins, G. Anderson. E. Cordaro. Back row. left to right: R. Ward. W. D’Artois, E. Watts. Bottom left: Leaving after a successful Sodality meeting. Left to right: Diane Tiller. Marlena Bonomo. Terri Gloriosa. Chris Landry, Liz Harlan, and Georgette Anderson. Bottom right: OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Top to bottom: Wayne Eharb. Presi- dent; Patti Crane. President; Renee Sardisco, Treasurer; Liz Harlan. Vice-President; Diane Tiller, Secre- 130 tary; Mr. Lerchie. Sponsor. Junior Sodality The Junior Sodality consists of freshmen and sophomores. It helps the Senior Sodality promote the food drives and other activities Sodality participates in. Top: MEMBERS: Bottom row. left to right: B. Gereau, A. Hundley, M. Poindexter, M. Acosta, S. Dixie, Father Foganlogan. S. Jacobs. Sec- ond row. left to right: E. Jacobs, K. Lewis, K. Oden, K. Long, S. Seal, B. Templeton, A. Murphy. Third row, left to right: P. Stein man, E. Watts, D. Cush, L. Ferris, K. Car- mody, K. Crane, J. Manno. Fourth row, left to right: M. K. Ballard, C. Horne, L. Alexander, G. Gaiennie, P. Ebarb. S. Robicheau, S. Brocato. Fifth row, left to right: S. Balistrella, B. Ferris, D. Butschek, Lerchie. Back row, left to right: T. Lindley, L. Jones, B. Cooper. 131 Science Club The Science Clui� is an impor- tant factor at St. Vincent's. Its members are very spirited, concerned, and interested when it comes to the Science Club and its projects. The Club's projects include such things as field trips, lectures by important guest speakers, and just discussing with each other an appealing subject. The Science Club also has a great amount of school spirit. This was shown when the Homecoming banner made by the club won first place. Top right: Left to right: Mrs. M. Brown, sponsor; G. Anderson, vice-president: A. Cush, secretary- treasurer; L Harlan, president. A bote: Seated, left to right: C. Milazzo. A. Pineda. R. Butler. V. Jack- son. Kneeling, left to right: J. Soule. L. Alexander. P. May. Standing, left to right: K. Wainwrighl. J. Ferris. S. Kirs pel. F. Johnson. L. Alexander. R. Spencer. Bottom right: Liz Harlan counts the intake at Fun Fest Booth. 132 YACA — Youth Art Council of America This year was the first year for the existence of YACA at SVA. This dub was formed to enlighten those interested in the art field. Members of YACA have enjoyed seeing film strips and going on field trips con- nected with the beautiful field of art. Top Irft: Maureen Sheridan working a! ihr wheel. Above: Lea McGee, President. Bottom Irft: Kneeling: M. Edwards. L. Alexander. Standing: M. Burns. D. Corley. D. Burkhal- ter. 133 The French Club — A Very Interesting Experience The French Club is one of the most interesting organizations at St. Vincent’s. Rather than just studying the French language and great places of France, its members are able to learn about the traditions, customs, and everyday man- ners of the French people. The French Club also helps the other students in the school by presenting their knowledge in such ways as their Fun Fest booth and their French food buffet. Top: The French Club sponsor. M. Guerin. Middle: French Club Officers: From top, left to right: Susie Payne. Second Vice-President; Shelly Picard, Secretary-Treasurer; Bettina Wilson. First Vice-President; Cynthia Aillet. President; Janey Young. Parliamentarian. Bottom. MEMBERS: From top, left to right: K. Oden, P. Ebarb. B. Martin. D. Cush. P. DePhillips. P. Arceneaux. B. Meadows, S. Scott. K. Pendleton. M. Brierre. C. Ofert, L. Robinson. P. Parker. B. Sweeney, M. Wood. D. Austin. 0. Andries, G. Gaiennie. M. Querbes. A. Wilson. J. McGowen, S. Werntz, S. Dixey, L. Stanfield, A. Cascio, L. Causey, S. Hilborn, L. Seal. 134 Top: Spanish Club officers, Jacque Pharis. Parliamentarian, and Cathy Russo. Vice-President. Bottom left. seated left to right: L. Herd. F. Spataro. P. Liberto. B. Mcjunkins. G. Suggs. R. Spencer, T. Milazzo. A. Schmidt, T. Upson, V. Bowles. K. Lex, S. Robicheaux. S. Broeato. C. Farr. B. Jereau. C. Morgan, C. Skrivanos, F. Lloyd. S. Steinman, S. McKelvey. Standing, left to right: D. Corley, K. Mason, S. Cosse. K. Cordaro, M. Acosta. C. Apple. T. Abreu, M. Friday, K. Jones. Right: Spanish Club sponsor, Mrs. Frye. Spanish Club The Spanish Club is full of interesting and fun activities. It introduces one to the differ- ent cultures, customs, and atmosphere of Mexico. Throughout the year the club takes on many worthwhile projects. This club is enjoyed by many. 135 The Liturgical Committee The Liturgical Committee is the organizer and presenter of the religious activities and programs of St. Vincent’s. Its membership is comprised of approximately fifteen girls — one elected representative from each homeroom. The Committee has sponsored many beautiful and enlighten- ing activities. 136 Top: Kneeling, left to right: B. Bradley and L. Ferris. Standing, left to right: P. Areeneau and C. O'Brien. Bottom: Providing Music For The Christmas Assembly: Left to right: D. Reynolds, K. Mason. S. Braswell, P. Liberto. R. Minniear. and S. Brocato. Top left: Tu-Tu Baker, SVA’s Dope-Slop Co-ordinator. Top right: DOPE-STOP COUNSELORS: Seated, left to right: V. Stuart, K. Wainwright. N. Forbing, P. Crane. Standing. left to right: C. Aillet, C. Edwards, G. Balistrella. N. Schaefer. J. Broeato. Bottom: DOPE-STOP COUNSELORS: Seated, left to right: C. Skrivanos. L. Kouns, B. Sweeney, S. Steinman. R. Spencer. Second row: J. Aillet and J. Young. Standing, left to right: C. Hilborn, B. Wilson. S. Picard, L. Seal. B. Burns. N. Shehee. D. Tiller. 137 Choir The Choir has always been one of the most active organi- zations of St. Vincent’s. Its members work very hard, so that they might bring to all a beautiful presentation of music. Their annual Christ- mas program has always been one of the loveliest programs presented at St. Vincent’s, and this year’s program was no exception. Top left: Choir members performing at the Christmas program. Top to bottom: A. Schmidt. D. Carr. M. DeLaune, S. Peal. M. M. Logan. Top right: Lisa Coulahan at an assembly. Bottom. top row: L. Tangnev. Fourth row. left to right: D. Reynolds. D. Fertitta. S. Adams. L. Coulahan, D. Carr, C. Martin. Third row, left to right: N. Shehee. A. Schmidt. M. Lunn. M. DeLaune. Second row. left to right: M. Howard, L. Corbett. S. Peal. Bottom row. left to right: T. Abreu, T. Milazzo. M. M. Logan. 138 YAF — Young Americans for Freedom Top left: YAF Sponsor. Mrs. Madeline Brown. Top right: OFFICERS: Katsy L ng. Vice-President; Mrs. Brown; Trina Huggs. President; Lindsay Bullock. Treasurer; Katherine Carmody; Pam Jeter, Secretary. Bottom: MEMBERS: Left to right from top: S. Slack, L. Coulahan, M. Hogue. P. Parker, E. Watts. D. Austin. C. Burroughs. M. Nelson, P. May, L. Thompson. 139 Debate Top left: Debate sponsor. Mrs. Annette Seamands. Top right. left to right from top: OFFICERS: Karen Pendleton, Vice-President: Nell Shehee. Presi- dent; Laranne Huggs, Secretary; Christy Cowan. Treasurer. Bottom: MEMBERS: Left to right from lop: G. Overmeyer. M. Salvail. L Hurst, D. Waitt, C. Cowan, A. Schmidt. M. Hogue. S. Graham. N. Wray. S. McKelvey, E. Jung. M. Friday. M. Howard, Z. Friday. C. McNicoll. M. Brossett, M. Nelson. 140 141 143 Upper left: MARCHING OFFICERS: Back row: Lieutenants Georgette Anderson. Patti Crane, Alma Pineda. Sara Kirspel. Front row Drum Captain Cindy Milazzo; Major Mary Terracina; F ield Captain Judy Ferris. Upper right: Mary Terracina. L noer left: Susan Scott. Lower right: DRUMMERS: Back row: R. Sardisco. C. Liberto. C. Hawkins. D. Patureau. K. Basco, C. O’Brien. Front row: S. Steinman, S. Brocato. E. Plaxco. M. Graham. S. Scott, J. Young. 144 The Members of St. Vincent's Marching Squad Top left: K. Tuminello. R. Renfro. R. Pupillo, C. Carmody. E. Watts. K. Lex. D. Burkhalter, M. Ferns. S. Mark, J. Pharis. K. Schware. N. Tucker, D. Carr, kneeling: C. Blume, B. Arreneaux, C. Glenn. M. Marshall. N. Hicks. G. Suggs, L. Alexander. B. Andries, S. Dixey, N. Mahony. Sitting: C. Hilbourn, M. Querbes, P. Payne, D. Lewis. A. Wilson, C. Meleton. Bottom right: C. Saucier, C. Martin, B. Robertson. E. Sheridan, M. McBride. B. Meadows, L. Harlan, N. Schaffer, C. Alliet, T. Gallion. Kneeling: T. Baker, V. Stuart. L. Alexander, J. Brocato. G. Ballistrella. Sitting: R. Brown. S. Picard, L. Alexander, S. Payne, C. Russo. K. Campbell. F. Johnson, C. Mickioto, J. McGowen, L. Stanfield, L. Seal. A. Plauche. B. Sweeney, L. Corbett. D. Tiller. 145 Pep Squad members are dependable, spirited and loaded with vitality — all the necessary qualities needed to make a great Pep Squad. Upper left: Limia Ferri showing her spirit in the rain. Upper right: Pep Squad members — S. McKelvey. K. Jones, S. Adams. A. Gautier. R. Davis, N. Wray. Kneeling: J. Norris, T. Turner. L. Moore, L. Colbert, L. Robinson. K. Oden. Sitting: K. Quinn. B. Fong, D. Breach, Gingre. C. Morgan. Lower left: PEP SQUAD OFFICERS: Kim Cotter. Helen Payne. General — Beth Mcjunkins. Minette Alliet. Loner right: PEP SQUAD MEMBERS: C. Cordaro, T. Mitchell. S. Cosse, K. Pendleton. M. Howard. C. Cowan. M. Friday. Kneeling: P. Cooper. L. Herd, L. Ferris. B. Landry. D. Waitt. Z. Friday. Sitting: P. Wiemer. F. Spataro. T. Gallo, P. Casrio, S. Butler. T. Milazzo. 146 147 Upper left: There s no turning hack now. Upper right: We’d rather fight than give up the ball. Lower left: There’s never a receiver when I need one. Lower right: Oh! My aching back. 148 Top, CHEERLEADERS: Nancy Forbing, Mark Harris. Minou Sutton. Sherry Thurmon. Greg West. Lee Luneborg. Louer left: Hard at work during the summer too! Minou Sutton and Mark Harris. Louer right: Nancy Forbing. and Danny McNichol. Lee Luneborg and Georg Saintignan. Snoopy Chris Landry. Minou Sutton and Mark Harris. HEAD CHEERLEADERS: Sherry Thurmon and Greg West. Jesuit's Flyers a Truly Fighting Team . . JESUIT FLYERS: MANAGERS: First row: J. Zimmerman. H. Carper, J. Gullo. B. Murry, E. Cordaro. B. Jackson, J. Joe, T. Portero, J. Minto. Second row: Coach Rinaudo. Coach Papa. Coach Walls. D. Sicard, J. Hopkins, D. Mettz, G. Adams, D. Friday. P. Camp. T. Gregorio. Coach Calanese. Third row: C. Sibley. C. Chandler. W'. D’Artois, R. Hermes. D. Sibley. T. McDaniels. N. Garrett, A. Theriot, C. Kessler. D. Hermes, J. Wells. Fourth row: Coach Carlise. C. Campbell. D. Blanchard, J. Erwin, A. Hall, R. Guillot, T. Knighton, M. Erwin, S. Britner, J. Gehl. K. Dixey, F. Cook, T. Morgan. M. Haynie, K. Ruesch, Coach T. Sardisco. Lower left: Coach Tony Sardisco setting a winning mood. Lower right: Our team ready and waiting for action. 149 People on the Go 150 151 Upper left: Cherie Hilborn showing a winning style. Upper right: S. Kirspel. M. Graham. A. Pineda. D. Patureau. M. Terraeina. J. Ferris, and K. Baseo getting ready for a game, htwer left: St. Vincent’s Flyerettes participate in the Christmas Festival in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Louer right: Mr. Wolcott, Sister Rita and Marla Brocato discussing plans for Saint Vincent’s Spirit buses. Basketball — a Game of Action . . . 152 Top: Jesuit’s basketball team and roaches. Bottom left: Basketball requires quick reflexes. Bottom right: A tense moment. 153 Top left: Here it is come and get it. Top right: Whose ball will it become??? Bottom left: Cheerleaders — Nancy Forbing. Lee Luneborg. Minou Sutton and Sherri Thurmon — boosting support at a basketball game. Bottom right: A high jump returns the ball to Jesuit’s possession. Jesuit's Soccer Team . . . 154 Top: Members of Jesuit’s Soccer Team. Lower left: Oliver Sartor manuevers the ball away from Henry Goodrich. Ijrmer right: May I have this dance?’ 155 Upper left: What’s going on here! Upper right: John Pachankis and Clinton Sehmidt take a moment to rest. Lower left: Now to give the hall a good swift kirk! Lower right: It’s MINE. Tennis — Girls on the go . . . Top: TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS ARE: Ashley Hundley, Karen Zimmerman. Lindsey Bulloek, Pam Parker, Anne Hundley. Bettina Vlilson, Kelly Quinn. Mary Marshall. Francis Spurlock and Cathy Horne. Bottom left: Captain of Tennis Team is Karen Zimmerman. Bottom right: Tennis Team Sponsor is Mrs. Harrington. 156 S.V.A. Girls Horsing Around . . . 157 Upper left: Lisa Pierc e showing her horse Talco Boy at Turberville’s Stables. Upper right: Robin Spencer riding Fresh Town jumps a gate at a horse- show in Lexington, Ky. Lower left: Mercedes Black rounding the barrel in the National High School Rode o finals in Henderson. Colorado. Lower right: Patti Ste ele riding Pearson's Frosty Boy at Barksdale Riding Club. 158 159 Spirit at SVA Is Shown in Many Different Ways. 160 Top far left: Donna Lewis stops for a nap after school. Bottom far left: Lea McGee. Diane Doran and Katherine Carmody enjoy the fun of a muddy football game. Top center: Helen Payne is interrupted during lunch. Btfttom center: Mary Poindexter. Connie Gras. Kathy Lex and Kathy Young’s minds wander during an assembly. Top right: Diane Corley is surprised while studying. Bottom right: Charlene Liberto and Renee Sardisco relax in the Chemistry lab during lunch. 161 Above: Charlene Blume helps to make-up the football players in the Fun Fest. Top center: Judy Ferris shyly goes to her seat after having received her honor card. Right: Deb- bie Butschek and Katherine Carmody play at their lockers. OPP. PAGE: Top right: Frances Fontaine is dis- tracted. Bottom far right: Pam DePhillips enjoys the Mr. America contest. Bottom left: Leigh Kouns and Beth Meadows try to look beautiful. 162 Top center: Kristi Hanna and Patti O'Brien enjoy a change of scene for lunch. Top right: Mary Anne Mar- shall shows her abilities on sports’ day. Bottom left: Patti Cascio, Annette Despot, and Diane Smithwich prepare for lunch. Bottom center: Leigh Kouns is caught by surprise during Back-to- School Night. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top right: The freshmen listen intently to the cheerleaders. Bottom right: Lee Luneborg pins her outfit during Home Ec III. Bottom left: Jerri Aillet and Mary Marshall find time for play. 164 165 Combina- tions of Work and Play Prove to Be Very Interesting. Top far left: Ellen Kalmbach and Maureen Sheridan display their talent during Back-to- Sehool Night. Far left: Kathy D’Anna and Claire Morgan yell cheers during lunch. Mid- dle left: Beth Sweeney shows determination. Top right: Martha Ohio is caught by the cam- era. Above; Nicki concentrates on preparing a term paper. Left: Babette Gilman takes time out to look up her vocabulary words. 167 168 169 Advertising 171 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Aillet....................184 Preston.......... AMI Inc.........................................6001 Financial Plaza.. Bossier Generator Service........................300 Benton Road...... Cotter, John ...................................7604 Creswell......... Ray Chabeau.....................................8635 Lookout Mt. Ave. .. Chartered Lite Underwriter........Suite I 10, 2620 Centenary Blvd..... Consolidated TV Service.........................3814 East Texas....... Cyn-Deb Fashions................................5329 Jewella Ave...... Dermatology Clinic..............................1560 Irving........... Devoe Paint Co..................................5845 Hearne Ave....... Dixie Store......................................316 Ockley Drive..... Doc And Cat Clinic ..............................212 East Kings Highway Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1...................4718 Akard Ave........ Fountain of Beauty..............................4001 Lakeshore Drive .... General Machine Works, Inc......................8002 St. Vincent's Avenue Gorden's Interstate Skating Center..............3636 Claiborne Ave.... Lewis, Mrs. Stan and Susan.......................219 Symphony Lane .... Mack, Dr. and Mrs. Donald G.....................6006 Fern Ave......... D. F. MacKenzie General Insurance, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. J. W., Jr................2026 Audubon.......... Meyer, Mr. C. E., Sr.............................633 Monrovia......... Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Charlton E., Jr.............5824 Fern............. Montgomery Agency...............................P.O. Box 5455 ........ Moore's Firestone Stores — 4 Locations in Shreveport —................ Pasquier, Dr. and Mrs. Claude....................357 Janie Lane....... Penelope's Emporium..............................144 Wilkinson........ Peter's Grocery.................................4300 Barksdale Blvd... Pierce, Jack M...................................272 Pennsylvania Ave. .. Priddy, James S., M.D............................827 Margaret Place .... Razors Edge......................................262 Ockley........... Reynolds, John D. — Real Estate Loans............636 East Kings Highway Riley's Gulf Service Station....................2001 Centenary Blvd .... Robinson, T. W...................................518 Monrovia......... Saint Mark's Gift Shop...........................908 Rutherford Sansone's Restaurant.............................701 E. Kings Highway .. Saucier, W. J....................................810 Crescent Road .... Saucier, Mrs. W. J...............................810 Crescent Road .... Saunders Truck Rental...........................I860 Kings Highway .... Sero Coin Shop...................................734 Azalea Drive..... Shaffer-Stein Corporation .......................555 Aero Drive....... Shreveport Refrigeration ........................411 Louisiana Ave.... Simmons, Dr. William I, D.D.S...................2042 Line Ave......... Sonnier, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E..................2314 Melrose.......... Southland Printing..............................P.O. Box 7263 ........ Springlake Esso ................................8321 Line Ave......... Star Furniture Co...............................1039 Texas Ave........ Thurmon, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.................Rt. 4, Box 46 .......... Tilbury Pediatric Allergy Clinic.................504 East Kings Highway Tinsley, Mrs. J. D..............................1405 Caddo, Ruston, La.. Uptown Barber Shop..............................5846 Line ............ Watts, Walter E., Jr.....................Suite I 10, 2620 Centenary.__ Wray Ford Inc...................................P.O. Box 8093 ........ Cook, Mr. and Mrs. J. C....................7623 Ferguson Drive Gifford, Mrs. Y. G...........................4506 St. Charles Ave.____ Gilbert, Mrs. A. A...............................58872 Ockley Milazzo, Sam F...................................2016 Corbitt Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. B. A...................1514 Captain Shreve Saucier, Richard................................731 Livingston .........865 1693 .........686 9200 .........746 5016 .........865 5797 Los Angeles, Calif. .........861 4505 .........746 0794 .........635 8396 .......635 3542 .......868 9412 .......861 3556 .......865 1281 .......631 7109 .......869 2523 .......635 0330 .......865 3924 .......865 5795 .......861 7160 .......868 7164 .......865 2195 .......424 1414 .......865 0267 .......865 5282 .......868 8156 .......423 1485 .......861 2706 ........423-5156 .......865 3549 .......868 0547 .......422 6106 .......868 5641 865 8457 .......865 5146 .......422 8159 .......422 8159 .......424 4444 .......861 7681 .......425 5321 .......422 3187 .......425 4255 .......746 7000 .......423 8662 .......861 6835 .......422 5116 .......929 2519 .......865 8483 .......255 2573 .......868 6191 .......861 4505 .......686 7300 New Orleans, La. 172 Congratulations to a great Senior Class — Seniors '73 Congratulations Seniors of '73 — Mr. and Mrs. Rene J. Bergeret, Jr. Compliments from a Friend. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Catanese. Congratulations to Patti and the Seniors of '73 — The George Crane Family Compliments of the Vince D’Anna Family L Ronald Davis Family May the Seniors of '73 have a wild life. Best wishes to Seniors of '73 from Mrs. O. J. Dykes Compliments of Dr. John Eschenbrenner Compliments of Mr. John R. Fulco Compliments of George, John, and Randell Congratulations Forberry, Theresa Marie, and P. C. Crane — Seniors '73 Erie W. Harris, Jr., M.D. Frank Katzenstein Congratulations Seniors '73 from Mr. and Mrs. Don Wayne King Go Flyers — Cindy Mack — Louisiana Tech Compliments to the Sophomore and Freshman classes Congratulations Seniors '73 from Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mathis, Jr. A Friend of Saint Vincent's and Jesuit Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Murov Mr. and Mrs. Neal Nierman Congratulations from Jimmy Rucker A Friend of the Junior Class Yea, Juniors! Mrs. D. W. Spurlock Congratulations to the Senior Class from the Thurmons Congratulations to the Freshies of '73 Donald J. Zadeck 868-4251 Flowers by GEORGETTE FRERE'S FLORAL SHOP 6712 Southern Ave. Shreveport, La. AULDS, HORNE WHITE INVESTMENT CORPORATION Telephone: 425-5456 532 Market Shreveport, Louisiana 71101 Compliments of MOSLEY’S GREENACRE DRUG 2202 Benton Road Bossier City Phone 868-0947 FLORA STUDIO Floral Designs For All Occasions —Gift Items— GERTRUDE G. DAVIS Owner 192 Pennsylvania Ave. Shreveport, La. CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY CORPORATION General Construction Equipment Post Office Box 277 Phone 868-2731 1830 Claiborne Avenue SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71 102 173 FRIDAY'S Plumbing Heating Co. DON FRIDAY 1227 Wilkinson 424-8325 Compliments of A. A. Gilbert Pipe and Supply Company Compliments of Kast Metals Corporation ST. JOHN S PARISH Federal Credit Union 939 Jordan Street SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA 71101 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1973 Credit Union Members can use our services any month in the year for loans at reasonable interest rates. Your money is safe, as all shares in this credit union are insured by the Administrator of the National Credit Union Administration. OFFICE HOURS Monday and Friday 1-6 and 7 - 9 p. m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9 a. m. - 12 noon and 1 - 5 p. m. Closed Saturday and Sunday Our telephone is 425-1462 Compliments of Beaird-Poulan Inc. Compliments of Cumberland Capital Eldon S. Ebarb Mr. Mrs. H. Edmiston Anthony D. Fulco Medlock Harbison Compliments of Mr. Mrs. G. V. Jones, Jr. J. E. Kirk L Glenn Mason Della Watson Mr. Mrs. C. G. Price Compliments of Kent Upson — Oil Properties Leases 207 Oil Gas Building Shreveport, Louisiana 176 SHOP AT . . . 1 Y Centenary Florist f ' 'OLwt.u by damilU.'' BEALL'S .ffiy ( i Shreveport, LouiSia 424-4132 Compliments of BILL FORD, REALTOR 205 Lane Bldg. s4(umq4 TOeUame to c- D0N’S tdVv SH«EV|PO T. 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MOUNCE a i d MANUFACTURING JEWELERS ■X. 1 • V ■ Interior Uesign 324 LANE BLDG. — PHONE 425 5497 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SHREVEPORT 624 Market Savings Accounts Home Loans 179 WECATER SEA FOOt (Abe’s J ea Sc jlirlom Restaurant 1900 MARKET STREET SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA Abe Ritman Phone 424.1544 Owner 423-0512 Compliments of Broadmoor Conoco Owner Frank J. Lex Central Casting Nationwide MISTER LYNN’S, INC. SCHOOLS and AGENCIES INTERNATIONAL CHARM - MODELING - ACTING COVER GIRL AND ESQUIRE GUILD Phone 422-9387 MISTER LYNN Town House President Shreveport, La. for fine furniture— BEWLEY’SV BOO WEST 70th STREET j Compliments of JAMES M. GOSLIN Compliments of SNOW AND MOORE Sheriff of Caddo Parish INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of TEBBE’S BOWLERO LANES 180 Compliments of CONSUMER'S GROCERY 801 Pierre Telephone 865 8474 SHREVEPORT MONUMENT CO. JOHN E. WILSON St. Vincent at Samford Owner Shreveport, La. Hanson House or Fabrics 1905 JEWELLA RD. PHONE 635-1372 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71109 Compliments of a Friend Compliments of WHITE GLOVE CAR WASH AND ARMSTRONG TIRES 868-1403 EARL YOUNKER 1200 S'port-Bksdle Distributor 1033 W. 70th instate JIM CLARK Senior Account Agent 5910 Heerne Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71108 Bua. 636-8381 • Res. 865-8268 Registered Representative, Allstate Enterprises Fund Sates, Inc. Happy Motoring ! PIERREMONT ESSO 5805 Line Ave. Shreveport, La. 71106 Sampson Hamrick Phone: 865-4256 Compliments of DOG and CAT CLINIC 212 E. Kings Highway Shreveport, Louisiana QUERBES BOURQUIN INC. Insurance Service Phone 423-5241 214 Milam Street • Shreveport, Louisiana Phone 425-5327 Fairfield at Margaret Place Shreveport, La. 71101 Choice Selection Fresh Flowers and Plants SUMMER GROVE CLEANERS 2843 Summer Grove Drive Phone 686-2661 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Carmody 182 Compliments of Midsouth Fleet Leasing Corp. aja-’s MID-CITY PHARMACY. INC. Jr SERVICE FOR TMI SICK 1509 LINE AVE 423 7155 SHREVEPORT. LA 2 Locations Pierremont Mall 533 Milam St. For Your Luggage and Gift Needs REEVES MARINE SOUTHERN HILLS CENTER, INC. GRO. HDWE. 3210 Lakeshore Drive 8934 Kingston Road Phone 635-4308 Evinrude Motors Boats and Trailers If n £ don 't have it Sales and Service Marine Supplies you don V need it'' 183 MAJORING in ENTERTAINMENT-INFORMATION For a full degree of... Television Enjoyment LIQUOR WINE CO. INC. YOUR PARTY HEADQUARTERS WE DELIVER Decorator Service Available Sally Hughes, Inferiors CUSTOM DRAPERIES • UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE • CARPET • ACCESSORIES SHADES • WALL PAPER SALLY and JOHN HUGHES TELEPHONE 868 6470 300 Oclley Drive Shreveport, La. 71105 Compliments of Laura and Leah Alexander 184 REALTORS BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Jrocato Conilruclion and $eaf Cstate, J)nc. 9410 Village Green Anthony Brocato. Jr. off. 861-2451 President If you are successful in the things you do, you need to know us. HAROLD K. QUINN, C.L.U. Life Insurance INC. PH. 868 - 3676 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71106 6911 SOUTHERN AVE„ Downtown Shreve City 740 Azalea Dr. Budget- Catchers Keep Bills Down with Gas Appliances. yourAritla Gas Bill. Compliments of FEDERAL INSULATION COMPANY 2601 Southern Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana 185 CASCIO'S FOOD MART Compliments of Open Every Day MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS 2252 Barksdale Blvd. 335 Montgomery Street PHONE 422-6438 Shreveport, La. Famous for Our Home Made Italian Sausage Your ready That's Southwestern Electric Power Com- pany, your electric company people. Not just ready with good electric service at low cost, but also ready to help push along every program for better schools and communi- ties . . . ready to work at the job of providing better living for every- one. suibpco Southwestern Electric Power Company Telephone 868-0569 LEWIS PHARMACY 102 E. Kings Hwy. Shreveport, La. U VVL Your IIollis Sumrall um cF:r:z CUSTOM BUILDER AND DESIGNER 3813 Bobbitt Place Furniture City Shreveport, Louisiana Telephone 422-2237 1253-55 Texas Avenue Telephone 422-5709 Shreveport, Louisiana 186 Compliments of ROYAL PLAN SERVICE, INC. 3300 Youree Dr. Shreveport, Louisiana George E. Plaxco — President Phone 868 6071 Compliments of 2000 Beck Building JOHN DAVID CROW DRILLING CO. Compliments of George A. Burton, Jr. Commissioner of Finance Junior Town Ladies Ready-to-Wear 748 Azalea AYERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Finest in Business Training Town House • Shreveport, Louisiana W W To[1 gs i YA]®Lta M fey J) W5- LWm IliwISs liffisiil It’s the real thing. Coke. Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Clayton H. Schmidt 187 Purveyors of Fresh and Frozen Seafood Phone 422-9504-5 mers 'mfood Go. “If It Swims, We Sell It” P.O. Box 1225 Shreveport, La. 71102 1 1 97 Hawn Avenue Compliments of Bolton's Grocery MOSLEY'S SREENACRE DRUG says 2202 Benton Road Bossier City Best Wishes to Seniors '73 Q. Hargrove Engineers 636 Olive St. Shreveport, Louisiana 71104 188 eMawGAd daaeAA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 3944 SOUTHERN AVENUE SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA 71106 PHONE 865-6622 COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE D’ARTOIS In loving memory of Theresa Rush COIN OPERATED MACHINES TOMMIES NOVELTY 2023 MARKET, SHREVEPORT - 424-4897 KURVIS BURNS School Service Center P. 0. BOX 5246 • SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71105 Compliments of CADDO COFFEE AND CAFE SUPPLY CO. 203 Milam Street Phone 424-5339 Orange says: Hey! Compliments of MIDWEST FARMS Division of Southland Corporation Compliments of FLOURNOY JEWELERS Congratulations to the Class of '73 Compliments of THEO'S SANDWICH SHOP Compliments of WALL'S SEWING CENTER Rt. I, Box 350 Haughton, Louisiana SEW AND SAVE' Shirley Wall, Owner Compliments of HUMBLE OIL REFINING CO. Compliments of L. CALHOUN ALLEN JR. MAYOR CITY OF SHREVEPORT WINNINGHAM Datsun-Volvo, Inc. 1540 Texas Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana 71103 33 COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE’S MURRELL’S GRILL 175 E. Kings Hwy. 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UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Ad Index Aatco Automatic Transmission................................ 98 Abe's Sea and Sirloin.......................................180 Mayor L Calhoun Allen ......................................193 Allstate Insurance..........................................181 American Bank and Trust Company .............................201 Andrews Grocery .............................................I Arkla Gas ..................................................'85 Associated Stationers ......................................198 Aulds, Horne and White Investment Corporation...............173 Ayers School of Business....................................187 Ballard's Inc...............................................203 Beaird — Poulan Inc.........................................176 Bealls...................................................... 27 Bewley's Furniture Center...................................180 Zack Bigner Company......................................... 190 Blue Grass Liquor Company . . f.............................200 Boddie's Tinker Bell Nursery ..............................209 Bolton's Grocery............................................188 Book Boutique.......... .....................................183 Bosko's Hobby House..........................................179 Bourquin Brothers — Mercury Outboard Motors..................186 Bovaird Supply Company.......................................185 J. B. Braswell, Jr. Business.................................208 Justin Breithaupt Masonry Inc.......•........................183 Brewster Company.............................................128 Broadmoor Conoco.............................................180 Brocato Construction and Real Estate.........................185 Burke's Picture Framing......................................196 Kurvis Burns Photographers...................................191 George A. Burton, Jr.........................................187 Caddo Coffee and Cafe Supply.................................191 Caddo Office Supplies........................................179 Mr. Arthur R. Carmody........................................182 Mr. Thomas G. Carmody........................................128 Dr. Allen M. Carr............................................209 Cascio's Food Mart...........................................186 Herbert Cathey — Oil and Gas ................................211 C C Electric Company ......................................194 Centenary Florist............................................177 Centenary Terrace Apt........................................200 Coca-Cola Bottling Company................................. 187 Commercial College of Shreveport.............................209 Commercial National Bank....................................189 Construction Machinery Corporation..........................173 Consumer's Grocery.........................................181 John David Crow Drilling Company............................197 Crystal Oil Company.........................................199 Cuban Liquor and Wine Company ..............................184 Dance's Fine Flowers.......................................182 George D'Artois ...........................................191 Lea Darwin's Studio of Dance...................................195 Dog and Cat Clinic.............................................182 Don's Seafood and Steak House..................................177 Dueyfuss, Blumberg and Weisman .................................207 El Chico .......................................................209 Ernest's Supper Club Inc.......................................178 Farmers Seafood Company........................................188 Federal Insulation.............................................185 Fertitta's L'ltaly............................................. 96 Field Enterprises Educational Corporation......................204 Fil-a-Pak......................................................205 First National Bank............................................197 Fitzgerald Contractors.........................................209 Flora Studio...................................................173 Florsheim Company..............................................177 Flournoy Jeweler ..............................................192 Bill Ford, Realtor ............................................177 Freestate Phillips 66..........................................198 Frere's Floral Shop............................................195 Frere's Floral Shoppe..........................................173 Friday's Plumbing and Heating..................................212 Gates Bridal Shoppe and Studio ................................204 James M. Goslin ...............................................180 Graef's Electric-Appliance Company.............................200 Jack Grigsby...................................................179 Don Hathaway...................................................183 Bill Hanna Ford ...............................................207 Hanson House of Fabrics........................................181 Q. Hargrove Engineers..........................................188 Hearne's.......................................................185 Home Federal Savings and Loan Association......................179 Sally Hughes Interiors.........................................184 Humble Oil and Ref. Company....................................192 Hunter Florist.................................................207 212 Interior's Inc 188 Junior Town 189 Keep Happy Market Royal Plan Service Kickapoo Restaurant Rubenstein's Phil King, Realtor Bill Rudd Enterprises Kirk's Texaco Service Station Moris Kidd Russ Knights of Columbus Council 4873 Sammy's Restaurant Southside Kon Tiki Restaurant Dr. Clayton H. Schmidt Kouns and Walke Schumpert Memorial Hospital 189 K Tal Seal's Mid-City Pharmacy 183 Kwikie Food Market Segall Company .. 177 Leon's Whiteway Restaurant Shreve Island Bicycle Center 193 M. Levy Shreve Television and Radio Lewis Pharmacy Shreveport Bossier New Car Dealers Assoc 211 Louisiana Bank Trust Shreveport Gymnastic Supply 207 Marcus Furniture Company Shreveport Journal Marshall Scarborough Insurance Shreveport Monument Company 181 Maynard, Clark and Teasly Shreveport Times N. W. McClure and Sons N. C. Skrivanos Family Medic Pharmacy Slattery Building Merklein, Feron and Page Sleep Aire Mattress Company A. Miciotto Grocery Smart Shop, Spitzers Mid-City Appliance Center Snow and Moore Insurance Agency 180 Midsouth Fleet Leasing Corporation Chuck Snyder’s Pharmacy Midwest Farms Dairy, Division of The Southland Corporation. .192 Southern Hills Grocery and Hardware Mister Lynn's Southfield Jeweler's O. B. Mobley, Jr Southland Printing Company Hazel Montgomery Pennyrich Speedy Service Food Market Edwin Moore Insurance Saint John's Federal Credit Union Dr. E. R. Morgan Saint Paul's Gift Shop Mosley's Greenacre Drug Saint Pius X Church 201 Mosley's Greenacre Drug Standard Plumbing and Heating Company 211 C. E. Mounce MFG. Jewelers N. B. Stoer, Realtor George's Murrell's Grill Strata Petroleum Corporation 210 Murrell's Grill Studio Steak House Nancy, Sherry, Lee and Minou Summer Grove Cleaners New York Furniture Summerlin Florist O. K. Cleaners Hollis Sumrall, Builder Sue Peyton's Sun Furniture Company Philip's Fresh Vegetable SWEPCO Pierremont Beauty Salon Tebbe's Bowlero Lanes Pierremont Esso Jim J. Theo Dr. J. Pineda Tommie's Novelty Pinson Calhoun Insurance Agency Town South Food Mart Pioneer Bank and Trust Company Kent Upson — Oil Properties and Leases 176 Porter’s Cleaners Wall’s Sewing Center .. 192 Posy Mart George M. Webb D. D. Pyburn White Glove Car Wash Querbes and Bourquin Whitley Pharmacy Harold K. Quinn Insurance Williams Pressure Service Rudolph Ramelli Inc Fred Wilson Drilling Company R. B. W. Motors Winningham-Datsun-Volvo .. 193 J. R. Reeves Mr. A. D. Woodbury .. 189 Regent Wyche Travel Agency Retsal Drilling Company Dorothy Yarbrough Richardson's Louisiana Valve and Fitting Company . .202 Ricou Brewster Bldg. Company Young World Howard Rogers 213 Student Index SENIORS Aillet, Cynthia 28. 53. 134, 43, 29, 121, 65. 137, 145 Anderson, Georgette 53, 132, 130. 144 Baker. TuTu 53. 62, 137. 145 Balistrella, Ginger 53. 129. 130. 137 Basco, Kathryn 53, 223. 33, 144, 151 Blouin, Audre 53 Bonomo, Marlena 53, 129. 130, 87 Broeato, Jeanette 53, 129, 130. 124, 33. 137, 145 Brocato, Marla 53, 151 Brossett, Mary Celeste 54, 121. 63 Carmody, Renee 54, 63 Charrier, Becky 54 Colon, Gloria 54 Cowan, Elizabeth 54 Crane, Patti 28, 40, 54. 130, 47, 29. 121, 65. 137,66. 117, 144 Cush, Angela 54, 132, 124. 33. 32 Doran, Diane 54, 161 Dykes, Debbie 4, 28, 54. 224, 29. 33. 31 Edwards, Cyndi 54, 67, 65. 137 Feducia, Marian 54, 65 Ferris, Judy 55, 129, 130, 132, 162. 144, 151 Fertitta, Donna 55, 129. 138 Fleming, Beverly 55 Foppe, Marcie 55, 124, 32, 121, 63 Forbing, Nancy 55. 57, 129, 130. 153, 137, 117, 148 Fowler, Charlotte 55, 124, 33, 32, 66 Gallion, Theresa 55, 120, 65. 145 Ghio, Martha 55. 63. 167 Gilman, Babette 55, 167 Glorioso, Terri 56, 130 Goodman, Anne 54, 56, 130, 67 Graham. Marie 56, 87, 117, 144, 151 Harlan. Liz 56, 132, 130. 33, 145 Hawkins, Charlene 4, 56. 130, 223, 31, 67, 144 Hopkins, Jettina 56, 129 Hundley, Ann 28, 54, 56, 29, 66 Khoury, Kathleen 56, 67 Kirs pel, Sara 28, 56, 128, 132, 223, 29, 33, 144. 151 Landry, Chris 39, 56, 109, 130, 223, 64, 148 Laster, Genie 57 Lewis. Susan 57, 128, 129. 121 Liberto, Charlene 57, 161, 223. 36. 37, 144, 130 Lindley, Peggy 57, 120, 44. 121 Logan, Mary Margaret 4, 28, 57, 224, 29, 127, 31, 138 Luneborg, Lee 40, 57, 129, 164, 223, 153, 148 Lunn, Myrle 57, 138 McBride, Liz 57, 64 McGee, Martha Lea 54, 57. 133, 161, 33 Messina, Judy 58 Milazzo, Cindy 4. 28, 58. 129, 132, 130, 223, 29, 33. 144 Murov, Barbara 4, 58, 233, 62 O'Brien, Ceil 58. 136, 46, 144 Osteen, Margo 58 Pachankis, Jean 58. 129, 124, 32, 144, 151 Patureau, Deanna 58. 129, 124, 32, 144, 151 Peal, Susan 58, 138 Pineda. Alma 4. 28. 59, 132, 223. 49. 29. 33, 31, 144, 151 Plaxco, Elizabeth 59, 144 Ramsey, Reade 59 Rutledge, Connie 59 Rutledge, Annette 59 Sardisco. Renee 59, 130, 161, 223. 66. 144 Schaefer, Nicky 59, 129, 48, 29. 121, 137, 145 Shaw. Janine 28, 59. 120, 223. 45. 29. 33. 31. 121, 167 Slack, Sue 59. 33, 139 Smith, Nancy 59 Soards, Cheryl 59 Soule, Yvonne 59 Stuart. Vicki 4. 60. 130, 224, 29, 31, 137, 145 Sullivan, Alma 60 Sutton, Minou 39. 60. 129, 124, 33, 153. 32. 66, 148 Terracina. Mary 38, 60, 129. 67. 144. 151 Terzia, Margaret 60. 67 Thurmon, Sherry 38, 41, 60. 223, 153, 66. 148 Tiller, Diane 60, 128, 130, 36. 37, 137 Vandewater, Debbie 60 Wainwright. Kim 60. 129, 132, 137 Walke, Barbara 60, 223 Wood, Lucy 60 Zimmerman. Karen 60, 64, 87 JUNIORS Aillet, Jeri 75, 164, 137 Alexander, Laura 75, 130, 132, 223, 145 Allen, Amanda 75 Allen. Debbie 75, 129 Arceneaux, Beth 75, 130, 33, 87, 145 Arceneaux, Patti 75, 130. 134, 136 Barbour, Mary Jane 75 Black, Mercedes 75. 80, 157 Blume, Charlene 75, 162, 145 Brady, Helen 76 Braswell, Dianne 76, 129. 88 Brocato, Suzanne 76, 144, 141, 88 Brown, Renee 76, 145 Burns, Barbara 76, 129, 137 Butler, Mary 76, 83. 129 Campbell, Kim 76, 79, 145, 141 Carr, Dottie 76, 85. 138, 145 Cascio, Angela 76, 134 Causey, Lou Anne 76, 134 Chizzoniti, Tina 76 Clark, Liz 76 214 Corbett, Laura 138, 36, 37, 77. 87. 145 DeLaune, Marcy 83, 138, 77 Doles, Elizabeth 77 Eltife, Renee 75. 77. 141. 88 Farr. Charlene 135, 77 Fitzgerald, Barbara 77 Fontaine, Frances 162, 77 Forbing, Betsy 85, 77 Ghio, Betty 77 Glenn, Claire 79, 77, 145 Gras, Connie 77 Gregorio, Cathy 77. 80 Grogan, Patti 28, 33. 77 Guarisco, Susan 78, 141 Hamilton, Mary 78 Hanna, Kristi 78, 164 Harris, Roxanne 78 Hicks, Nancy 78, 145 Hilborn. Cherie 78. 134, 137, 185. 151 Hollingworth, Robin 78 Huggs, Laranne 78, 140 Hurst, Louann 78. 140 Jackson, Vicki 78, 83, 129, 132 Jessup, Margaret 78 Johnson, Fala 78, 129, 132, 145, 141 Khoury, Becky 79 Kleowdis, Vicki 79 Kouns, Leigh 28. 79. 162. 164. 33. 137 Lachle, Deborah 79 Lanigan, Pat 79 Lepow. Deborah 79 Lewis, Donna 79, 80. 128, 129, 130. 161, Liberto, Phyllis 79, 80. 136 Lloyd, Frances 79, 135 McBride, Marilyn 79, 145 McGowen, Jean 79, 129. 130. 134, 145 McGuire, Teri 75, 79 Marshall, Mary Anne 80, 129, 164, 87 Marshall, Mary Louise, 80. 129. 130, 164, Martin, Claire 80, 138, 145 Mason, Ky 80. 136. 135 Meadows, Beth 80, 134, 162, 145 Miciolto, Cynthia 80. 145 Montelepre, Bette 80 Nixon, Claire 81 O'Brien, Patti 164, 81 Pachankis, Diane 81, 88 Payne, Susan 39, 134, 81, 145 Payne, Patti 81, 145 Pharis, Jacque 74. 81, 135, 145 Picard, Shelly 4, 74. 79, 134. 223. 29. 30, Pierce, Lisa 223. 81, 87, 157 Plauche, Annette 82, 130, 145 Prince, Michele 75, 82, 87 Querbes, Maura 82. 134, 145 Renfro, Rochelle 82, 145 Rhodes, Laura 82 Robertson, Becky 82 Robinson, Leslie 82 Rollins. Lisa 82 Rosenberg, Lynne 82 Rudd, Kathry n 83, 223. 141 Russo. Cathy 83. 85. 33. 135. 145 Santoro, Renee 83 Saucier. Cyndi 83, 129, 130, 223, 78. 87. 145 Schwarz, Krista 83. 223, 145 Scott, Susan 28. 74. 80. 83. 130. 134, 33. 144 Seal, Lisa 83. 130, 134, 137, 145 Shehee, Nell 83, 124, 140, 138. 121, 137 Sheridan, Ellen 83, 145 Skatnangas, Annaleah 83. 223 Skrivanos, Christy 28. 84. 120. 33. 121. 135, 137 Smith. Kendall 74, 84, 223, 33 Spencer, Robin 4, 84. 132, 223, 33, 137, 151 Spohrer, Theresa 84 Stanfield, Lynn 74, 79, 84, 130, 134, 121, 145 Staser, Leslie 84. 124, 32. 125. 87 Steele. Patty 84, 157 Steinman, Sharon 38, 84, 130, 135, 137, 144 Sweeney, Beth 80, 85. 130. 134, 137, 167, 145 Tangney, Libby 85, 138 Theo, Helen 28. 85. 120, 33, 29 Tucker, Nancy 85. 145 Tuminello, Kathy 85, 145 32, 125, 87,145 Twohig, Lydia 85 Werntz, Sharon 85, 134, 87 Wilson, Andrea 85, 130, 134 Wilson, Bettina 85, 134, 137 Young, Janey 39. 85. 134, 137. 177. 144 SOPHOMORES Acosta, Mary Elizabeth 91, 128, 131, 135 223, 78, 145 Alexander. Leah Jane 91. 132. 133. 223. 131. 103 Allen. Kathy Ruth 91 Andries, Dianne Elaine 91, 134 Austin, Diane Marie 91, 134 Bagley, Candice 91 Ballard. Mary Katherine 91, 128, 131 Boogaerts, Barbara Ann 91 Rowles, Vicki Lynn 91 Brierre, Monique Altabricia 91, 129, 134 Brocato. Sharon Ann 90, 91. 128, 129, 136, 131 Bullock, Lindsay Logan 91, 139 Burkhalter, Donde Lynn 92, 133. 145 33, 81, 137, 30. 145 Burns. Mary 92, 93, 133. 124, 36. 37 Burris, Patricia Gay 92. 100, 139 Butler, Regina Dale 92, 128. 132, 103 215 Butschek, Debra Sue 92. 99. 162. 124. 32 Carmody, Katherine Elizabeth 40. 92. 129. 161, 162. lSl, 103, 139, 145 Cassiere, Mary Alice 90. 92, 128 Chesley, Barbara Jane 92 Clay, Kathryn Ewing 92 Corley, Dianne Marie 92. 133, 161. 135 Cowan, Mary Christine 92. 128. 140 Cowan, Priscilla Jane 92 Cude, Judy Marie 93 Cummings, Jan 93 Cush, Derrie Anne 40. 93, 129, 134, 131 Cush, Penny 93 Darwin, Kim Renee 93 Dephillips. Pamela Ann 93, 134, 162 Despot, Mary Annette 90, 93, 164 Dixey, Sharon Ann 93, 128, 134. 131 Doran, Susan Theresa 93, 97 Eads. Susan 93 Ebarb. Pamela Cay 93. 129, 134, 131. 103 Edwards, Mary Anne 93, 133 Fenton, Lee 93 Ferris, Marilyn Ann 94, 128. 145 Gaiennie, Gail Teresa 90. 94, 134, 121. 131 Gereau, Rebecca 94, 128, 131, 135 Gill, Beth 94. 101 Graham, Susan 93, 94. 124, 140, 125 Gras, Miriam 94, 161 Harmon, Laurie 94 Hefley, Sharon 94. 101 Hendricks, Karen 94. 99 Hogue, Mary 94, 140, 139 Horne. Cathy 95, 131, 103 Huggs, Trinna 95, 139 Hundley, Ashley 95, 131 Jeter, Pam 95. 139 Kalmbach. Ellen 95, 167 Kilpatrick. Terri 95 Lampkins, Roselyn 95 Lanigan, Susan 91, 95 Leon, Donna 95 Levert, Claire 95 Lewis, Barbara 95 Lex, Kathryn 95, 161, 101, 103, 145 Long, Mary Katherine 95, 131, 139 McCray, Jody 95 Mack, Susan 95, 145 Mahony, Nancy 95 Martin, Becky 96. 129, 134 May, Patricia 96. 129. 132,.,139 Mecom, Pamela 96 Meleton, Cynthia 96 Miller, Jan 96 Minniear, Robyn 96, 136 Minto, Marianne 96 Mize, Paula 96. 101 Murray, Margaret 96 Nader, Susan 96 Nelson, Melinda 97. 140, 139 Oden. Karen 97, 134, 131, 146 Paikowski. Paula 97, 100 Parker, Pam 97, 134. 139 Plaxco, Janet 97, 103 Poindexter, Mary 97, 161, 131 Pumilio, Rosemary 97, 100 Pupillo, Rosa 97, 129, 145 Rainey, Nancy 97 Reynolds, Diana 97, 136 Robicheaux, Suzanne 95, 98. 131, 135 Schmidt, Ann 93, 98. 99. 124, 140. 100. 138, 125. 135 Scholes, Sherrie 98 Sheridan, Maureen 98. 133, 167 Smithwich, Diane 98, 164 Soule, Janet 90, 132 Spurlock, Frances 98, 90, 36, 121, 37 Stanton, Carolyn Diane 98 Steinman, Pam 98, 128, 100 Struasman, Thais 98 Suggs, Gail 98, 135 Thompson, Libba 99. 129. 139 Treadway, Debra 99, 103 Trudeau, Melanie Uli. Rosemary 99 Vanos, Ellen 99 Wallace, Mary 99 Watts, Elizabeth 99. 128. 139. 145 While, Maggie 99, 95 Wood, Ann 99 Wood, Catherine 99 Wood. Mary Anne 99. 134 Young, Kathy 91. 99, 128. 161 Young, Nonie 99, 101 FRESHMEN Abreu, Tanya 105, 138, 135 Adams, Kim 105 Adams, Susan 105, 138, 87, 146 Aillet, Minette 105, 106. 128. 36, 37, 104. 146 Alberts, Patti 105 Allen, Anita 105 Apple, Cynthia 105, 128, 135 Atkins, Caroline 105 Baggett, DeLane 105 Barbour, Teresa 105 Barnwell, Lorraine 105. 124, 128 Bonomo, Patti 105, 128 Booth. Cindy 106 216 Bradley, Becky 106, 136 Braswell, Sandra 106, 113, 136 Bresch, Dalna 106, 110, 146 Brightwell, Martha 106 Brossett, Maureen 106, 140 Burns, Carol 106 Butler, Sabrina 106, 146 Campisi, Donna 106 Capuano, Cheryl 106 Cascio, Patti 36, 37. 104. 106, 129, 146, 164 Catanese, Jean 106 Cathey, Susie 107 Chandler, Rebecca 107 Cline, Georgia 107, 129 Colbert, Lisa 107, 146 Cook, Camille 107 Cook. Polly 107. 128 Cooper. Pam 106. 107, 128. 146 Cordaro. Kathy 40, 107, 121, 128. 135, 146 Cosse, Sophia 107, 128, 135, 146 Costantini, Melinda 107 Cotter. Kim 107, 128. 146 Coulahan. Lisa 108. 138 Cowan, Clara 108, 146 Craddock. Carol 108 Cush, Tina 108 D’Anna. Kathy 108. 128. 167 Davis, Roni 108. 146 Deen, Mary 108 Duett, Mary 108 Edmiston, Linda 108 Ellers, Teresa 108 Faour, Lajuan 109 Fernandez, Patti 109 Ferris, Linda 103, 109, 128, 129, 131, 136, 146 Fong, Betty 109, 146 Forbing. Holly 109, 128 Friday. Mary 109, 135, 140, 146 Friday, Zena 109, 140, 146 Gautier, Adrienne 109, 146 Gaydos, Kathy 109, 115, 129 Graff, Donna 109 Gregorio, Gina 109, 129 Gullo, Theresa 109, 146 Guth, Elizabeth 110 Hagner, Renee 110 Hamm, Denise 110 Harlan, Patti 109, 110 Hayes, Yvonne 104, 110 Herd, Lois 110, 135, 146 Hodges, Kim 110 Howard, Marie 110, 129, 138. 140. 146 Jacobs, Eloise 40. 109. 110. 131 Johnson, Julie 110, 117 Jones, Amy 111, 128 Jones, Kitty 111, 117, 135, 146 Jung, Ellen 111, 140 Landry. Beth 111, 128. 146 Leahy, Kerri 111 Lewis, Daren 111, 131 Mcjunkins, Beth 111, 115, 129. 135, 146 McKelvey, Susan 111, 140, 135, 146 McNicoll, Carol 111, 124, 140 Martin. Kathy 111, 129 Neyer, Michelle 111, 129 Miciotto, Cindy Milazzo, Teresa 112, 128, 146 Mitchell, Millie 112, 128 Mitchell, Terri 112, 128. 146 Moore, Laure 112, 113, 146 Morehead, Carole 112 Morgan, Clare 112, 128, 146, 167 Nasser, Ramona 112 Norris, Judy 112, 146 Oden, Kathy 112 Overmyer, Gail 112, 128. 140 Parisy, Pam 112 Payne, Helen 113, 146, 161 Pendleton, Karen 113, 134. 140, 146 Povinelli, Chris 113 Quinn, Kelly 113, 128, 146 Rimer, Lisa 113 Rinchuso, Sharon 113 Robinson, Lisa 104, 113. 115, 128, 121, 134. 146 Ross, Susan 113 Salvail, Mary 106. 113, 140 Sanders, Mary 113 Shanley, Barbara 38, 113 Shaw, Ann 109, 113 Sippel, Julie 114 Smithwick, Claire 114 Soule, Barbara 114 Spataro, Felicia 114, 115, 117, 146 Sutherland, Celeste Tilbury, Ginger 114, 128 Todaro, Michelle 114 Turner, Tanya 114, 129, 146 Ufert, Carol 114, 134 Upson, Tammy Waitt, Debbie 115, 129, 140. 146 Wiener, Pat 115, 146 Williams, Monica 115 Woodring, Mary 115, 128 Woodring, Nancy 115, 140, 146 Wray, Nancy 115, 140. 146 Zadeck, Julie 113, 115 217 218 Acknowledgements Far left: Miss Hunt sings for the student body- Righi: Mr. George Shorter, the school photographer. Bottom left: Mr. Ernst, princi- pal of Jesuit High School. Beloit: Mr. Maurie Wayne, Master of Ceremonies for Senior Presentation. Besides those pictured. St. Vincent’s yearbook staff would also like to extend our deepest thanks and gratitude to Mr. H. 0. Wiseman, to Mr. Jack Marshall for all of his wonderful help in photography; for without him, things would have been impossible. Also, thanks and gratitude are in order to the Jesuit High Photography Club for their assistance in picture developing. 219 220 This book helped to bring the thoughts and activities of an unusual year into a mass of reality. All was not great with smiles of joy and happiness, but the year served as an experience of growth and love. We must set our sights high and never look low; but as the future becomes today, this book will serve as an aide in remembering a year of the past. 221 222 Photographer............. Business Manager.......... Assistant Business Manager Seniors.................. Honors................... Underclassmen............. Organizations............. Faculty................... Sports.................... Student Life.............. Index .................... . . . Kathryn Basco .....Alma Pineda . . . .Cindy Milazzo . . . Barbara Murov .....Janine Shaw .Charlene Liberto . . . .Cindy Milazzo . . . Renee Sardisco . . .Jean Pachankis Charlene Hawkins . . . Barbara Walke Laura Alexander Leah Alexander Charlene Farr Sara Kirspel Chris Landrey Lee Luneborg Mary Marshall Shelly Picard Lisa Pierce Kathryn Rudd Cindy Saucier Krista Schwartz Annaleah Skamangas Kendall Smith Robin Spencer Sherry Thurmon 223 No need to prove No one around No one but you to stand your ground. Then move around. — Stills 224 Autographs tf