St Vincents Academy - Vincentian Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1976 volume:

Vincentian 1976 Volume 38 Pat Wiener Editor-in-Chief ! Karen Pendleton Sandra Apple Assistant Editors o Saint Vincent ' s Academy Shreveport, Louisiana , n the Vincentian staff Sincere thanks to the 1976 Go-Getfttfi-, Eactr girl obtained ' ■ . f a minimum of $150 of yearbook ads: They are (top to bottom) Kathy Martin, ' ' Celeste Garza, Sandra Apple, Karen Pendletort Teresa Ellers, Pat Wiener, and Kelly Quinn. r- w 1 l ? i, _jTlJfi t 1 A time to laugh; a time to weep . . . 12 IhI| • •• It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. It was the age of wisdom. It was the age of foolishness. It was the season of light. It was the season of darkness. It was the spring of hope. It was the winter of despair. We had nothing before us. We had everything before us. — Charles Dickens Although wc at S.V.A. must assume a standard appearance, each of us possesses the potential to be outstanding, to be above the commonplace, and to be unique. The following pages arc- attributed to those the student btxly has recognized as having diverse personalities and unpar¬ allelled character. Personalities 19 HOMECOMING 1975 Cage the Falcons . . . That ' s the Way We Like It! On CXtobcr 16 the theme of homecoming became a reality with the thrilling 42-0 victory over the Northwood Falcons. Members of the court were presented in the traditional fashion during halftime festivities. The evening, a culmination of weeks of hard work and preparation, highlighted the spirit built at the previous night’s pep rally. The week ended with a dance at Convention Hall sponsored by the Jesuit Key Club. The court was presented by members of the football team and music was pro¬ vided by Bayou Teche.” TOP RIGHT: Julie Johnson, escorted by her father MIDDLE: The 1975 Homecoming Court at the game BOTTOM LEFT: Jill Ballard, escorted by her father. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Homecoming Court on the field at half-time presentation. 20 Personalities TOP LEFT: Pat Wiener escorted by her father. TOP RIGHT: Karen Pendleton, head cheerleader for the homecoming game, Theresa Gullo, and Ten Mitchell show their vivacious spirit. MIDDLE LEFT Sophomore maid, Lauren Florsheim. MIDDLE RIGHT: The homecoming court at the assembly. BOTTOM LEFT Clare Morgan, football sweetheart, receives the traditional red roses from coach Sardisco. BOTTOM RIGHT Freshman Maid, Lynn Bukcr. Personalities ' 21 TOP LEFT: Sophomore Maids. LAUREN FLORSHEIM and DIANE COX TOP RIGHT: Junior Maids, JILL BALLARD and AMIE JONES MIDDLE: Ptp Squad favorite. SLIZETTE SCOTT and Marching Squad favor¬ ite. CLARA COWAN BOTTOM LEFT Freshman Maids. LYNN BUKER and JULIE CORDARO OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Homecoming Queen, Eloise Jacobs. TOP RIGHT: The 1975 Homecoming Court. BOTTOM LEFT Senior Maids, PAT WIENER and JULIE JOHNSON BOTTOM RIGHT: Football Sweetheart, CLARE MORGAN Personalities 23 CLASS FAVORITES TOP LEFT: Senior Class Favorites. HOLLY FORBING and TINA CUSH take a backwards look at the world! TOP RIGHT 1975-1976 Class Favorites: TOP ROW: TONI TALLEY, BECKY MULL1N, HOLLY FORBING, and TINA CUSH BOTTOM ROW: TRICIA WARREN, MISTI JACORS, JULIE CORDARO, and BARBI BERES. MIDDLE LEFT: The Junior Class Motorcycle Mamas, TONI TALLEY and BECKY MULLIN. BOTTOM RIGHT . and along came Holly! OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP RIGHT The Junior and Senior Class Favorites gaze contentedly over the wooden fence. MIDDLE LEFT: The Junior Class Favorites in their sporty hot rod. BOTTOM LEFT The Sophomore Class Favorites. TRICIA WARREN and BARBI BERES take a ride on the train BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshman Class Favorites, MISTI JACOBS and JULIE CORDARO. Personalities 25 Personalities 27 28 Personalities SENIORS OF 76 . . .a time to grow 34 Seniors AM Four years. For some it has meant days of gcxxl times; for others it has been too long. But, everyone agrees it has been an experience. Friendships have developed, the class has become unified, and all have grown as individuals. The time at SVA has come to an end. But, despite the loss of interest, direction, and ideals many felt during the last year, the SF.NIORS of ’76 will work to establish and reach goals, contemplate opportunities, and achieve dreams. Seniors 35 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Minette Aillct — President Lois Herd — Treasurer Mary Duet — Representative Tina Cush — Vice-President Kathy D’Anna — Secretary Seniors of ' 76 37 Seniors MARY MINETTE AILLET To fed deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be needed — to live 4 years . . Pep Squad 1; Pep Squad Captain 1; Class President l, 2, 4; Class Favorite 1; GALS Club 1, 2, 3; GALS Club Annual Service Award 1; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Marihing Squad Lieutenant 4; Class Representative 3; Student Coun¬ cil 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2. 3; Girls’ State Delegate 3; District Rally Winner 1 PATTI JANE ALBERTS Do remember to forget anger, worry, and regret; love while you’ve got love to give, live while you’ve got life to live” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4, Drum Corps 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; YAH 2; Softball 1, 2, 3,4; Volleyball Team 3. CYNTHIA APPLE If we fill our days over failures of yesterday, and with worries over the problems of tomorrow, w-e have no today in which to be thank¬ ful” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Spanish Club 1,2; GALS Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 3, 4; Yearbook Class 2; Go-Getter 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Section Editor 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. MARY FRANCES BONNETTE The heart hath its own memory like the mind, and in it are ensh¬ rined the precious keepsakes 2 years . . . Cougarettes 1; Pep Squad 2; Basketball 1, 2; CYA 1, 2. DALNA MARIE BRESCH Experience is the hardest teacher. She gives the test first, then the lesson” ... 4 years . . Pep Squad 1; YAF 2; Marching Squad 2. 3, 4, Drama Club 4; French Club 4 MARTHA LYNN BRIGHTWELL Friends are like the wild animals, beautiful and free. Show them love and they stay close, treat them cruelly and they will fly” ... 4 years. . . GALS Club 1, YACA 1, 2; YAF 2. MAUREEN ROSARIA BROSSETT . . Neither. I’m Bicentennial” . . . 4 years . . Debate 1; Liturgi¬ cal Committee 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3,4; French Club 1, 2, 3,4; News¬ paper Staff 1, 2, 3,4; Newspaper Feature Writer 2, 3, 4, Who’s Who in American High School Students 3,4; Science Club 4; Choir 4. CAROL JOSEPH IN E BURNS When 1 am parted from my friends, I grieve not for that which I love most in them may be clearer in their absence” ... 4 years . . . Debate 1, Yearbook Class 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Photog¬ rapher 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Sodality 4. CAROL LYNN BURK The time to be happy is now the place to be happy is here; the way to be happy is to make others so” ... 1 year. GALS Club 4. Sports 39 CHERYL FRANCESCAPUANO Something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for are the true essentials of a happy and meaningful life” . 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1, Honor Corps 1; GALS Club 2; YAF 2, French Club 2, 3. 4; French Club Treasurer 3,4; Science Club 4; Sodality ' 4. PATRICIA ROSE CASCIO Laugh a little — sing a little as you go your way. Work a little — play a little — do this every day” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; GALS Club I, 2, 3. 4; French Club 1; Honor Corps 1, 2; Class Vice- President 1, 2; Class Favorite 1, 3; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Home¬ coming Maid 3; Sodality 2, 3. JEAN MARIE CATANESE A friend is one who always cares for your todays and tomorrows; a friend is one who even shares you- dreams, your joys and sorrows” ... 4 years . Pep Squad 1; Yearbook Class 1. Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4. Assistant Busi¬ ness Manager 2, Business Manager 3, Section Editor 4; Go-Getters 2, 3; Science Club 3, 4; Science Club Vice- President 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. FRANCES SUZANNE CATHEY The greatest of all mistakes is to do nothing because you think you can do only a little” ... 4 years . . Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 2, 3, 4; Drum Lieutenant 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Class President 3, Pelican Girls’ State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer of Student Council 2; President of Student Council 4. REBECCA GRAY CHANDLER Climb to the top of your mountain, and make your dreams a reality . . 2 Vi years . . Pep Squad 1. YACA 4. 40 Seniors GEORGIA LEA CLINE Live now, wait not till tomorrow. Gather the roses of life today” ... 4 years . . . GALS Club 1, 2, 3,4. SHARON MARGARET CLOUTIER It seems that all animals except man know that the principal busi¬ ness of life is to enjoy it” ... 3 years . Sodality 2; VAF 2, 3; Drama Club 3; YACA 4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4. LISA ANNE COLBERT The butterfly counts not minutes but moments, and has time enough” . . . 4 years . . . French Club l; Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 3; GALS Club 2. 3, 4; Honor Corps 4. CAMILLE FOSTER COOK I’d save every day like a treasure and then, again I would spend hem with you” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad , 3, 4; French Club Secretary 2; Volleyball Team 3; GALS Club L PAULA MERLE COOK ' The great essentials of happiness are something to do, some- hing to love, and something to hope for” ... 4 years Pep Squad 1; French Club 2, 3,4; YAF 2; YACA 2, 3,4; YACA Trea¬ ter 3; YACA Vice-President 4; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 3; Drum Captain 4; Governor’s Honors Art Program 2, 4; CALS Club 2, 3, 4; GALS Club Vice-President 4. Art Awards 2, Honor Corps 1. Seniors 41 PAMELA LEE COOPER A smile is a curve that very often can set a lot of things straight” . . . 4 years Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2. 3. 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; YAF 2; Sodality 2; GALS Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GALS Club Treasurer 3; GALS Club President 4, Student Council 4, Tag Day Queen 3; National Honor Society 4 KATHY ELENA CORDARO He who sows courtesy reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love” . . . 4 years . . . Freshman Representative on Student Council 1, GALS Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club Treasurer 3. Pep Squad 1, Marching Squad 2, 3. 4. Drum Corps 2, 3; Homecoming Maid 1,2; Football Sweetheart on Homecoming Court 3; Honor Corps 1; YACA 4; Sodality 2, 3. SOPHIA ANN COSSE The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched, but are felt in the heart” ... 4 years Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3,4; GALS Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Parliamentarian of Spanish Club 3; Secretary of Spanish Club 4; YACA 4 KIMBERLY MARIE COTTER It is always wise to stop wishing for things long enough to enjoy the fragrance of those now flowering” ... 4 years . Pep Squad l; Pep Squad Officer, Sodality l; GALS Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Tennis Team 1,2, 3. 4; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4. CLA R A JOA NN E CO W A N Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not” . 4 years Pep Squad 1; Honor Corps 1, Spanish Club 1,2; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Marching Squad Lieutenant 3, Marching Squad Major 4; Marching Squad Favorite on Homecoming Court 4; Science Club 4, National Honor Society 4. 42 Seniors CAROL LEE CRADDOCK Be content with your surroundings but not with yourself till you have made the most of them. ... 4 years YACA 1; YAF 1; Pep Squad 1; Spanish Club 1. MARY CHRISTINA CUSH Ah, my dear boy, life has been very bitter for me lately. I have come to understand too much” . 4 years . Pep Squad 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; International Thespian Society 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4; Class Favorite 2, 3. 4. Student Council 4. Marching Squad 2, 3, 4. Class Vice-President 4; GALS Club 2; YAF 2; Softball 3. 4. KATHLEEN MARIE D’ANNA A true friend is one who thinks you’re a good egg even though you’re slightly cracked.’’ ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; GALS Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAL of the Year 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; Sodality- 2, 3. 4; YAF 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3. 4; School Plays 3; YACA 4; Yearbook Class 1; Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Corps 1, 2; Marching Squad 2, 3. 4, Drum Corps 3, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. RONICIAJEAN DAVIS Life is not only a merriment; Life is desire and determination. 4 years . . Pep Squad 1. Honor Corps 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Class l. Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4; Section Editor 4, Marching Squad 2, 3. 4; Marching Squad Field Captain 4; GALS Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary- of Class 3; Go-Getter 3; YACA 3; District Rally Division Winner 2; State Rally Division Winner 2; National Honor Society- 3, 4; Presi¬ dent of National Honor Society 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. MARY AI.IKI DUETT but between you and me, I think it’s s-s-s-s-illy” ... 4 years . . . GALS Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 1; YACA 2, 3, 4. Secretary of YACA 3; Governor of Seventh District Art Club 4; Honor Corps 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; International Thespian Society 3, 4. Class Representative 4; Governor’s Honor Program for Art 2, 3: First Place in Literary District Rally 3; First Place in State Literary Rally 3; Student Council 4; YACA Leadership Convention 3,4. MELISSA ANN EARNHART I look in the future. The golden tomorrow. As long as I live. I’ll always be a dreamer” . . .2 Vi years. LINDA LUCIA FDMISTON ’ ' Don ' t walk in front of me — I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me — I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend” ... 4 years Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Sodality 3, 4; Presi¬ dent of Sodality 4; Softball 3, 4; District Rally Winner 3; State Rally Winner 3 TERESA ANN ELLERS Happiness is like a butterfly which, when pursued, is always beyond our grasp, but which, if you sit down quietly, may alight on you” . . . 4 years Pep Squad 1; GALS Club 1, 2; Liturgy Committee 1; YAF 2; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Sodality 2, 4; YACA 4; Go-Getter 4. UNDA MARIE FERRIS Love doesn’t consist in gazing at each other but in look¬ ing outward together in the same direction” . . . 4 years Pep Squad 1; Yearbook Class 2; GALS Club 1, 2, 3; YAF 1, 2; French Club I, 2; Liturgical Committee I; Sodality l, 2; Sports 3, 4. 44 Seniors MARY CELESTE FRIDAY On life’s busy thoroughfares, we meet with angels unaware — So, Father, make us kind and wise so we may always recognize the bless¬ ings that are ours to make if we but open our heart’s door wide to let the sunshine of love inside” ... 4 years . Pep Squad 1; Debate 1; Drama 1; Yearbook Class I; YAF 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Student Coun¬ cil Spirit Award 2; Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club Parliamenta¬ rian 4; Marching Squad 2, 3,4, Drum Corps 3,4; Science Club 4. ZENA CATHERINE FRIDAY I mean to make myself a woman, and if I succeed in that, I shall succeed in everything else” . 4 years . Pep Squad 1, Marching Squad 2, 3,4; Debate 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Science Club 4. ADRIENNE MARY GAUTIER The miracle is that life continues. The sorrow is that we do not” . . . 4 years . . . Pep Squad l; Sodaliry 1, 2; Yearbook Class 2; French Club 3, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club Historian 2; Drama Club Vice-President 3; Drama Club President 4. International Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; ITS President 4; School Plays 2, 3, 4, Times Correspondent 3, 4; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4; Sci¬ ence Club 4. KATHLEEN MONIQUE GAYDOS I am master of my fate, I am captain of my soul” ... 4 years . Pep Squad 1; GALS Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GALS Club Annual Service Award 2; French Club 2; Science Club 2, Sodality 2, 3; Yearbook Class 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Yearbook Section Editor 3, 4, Honor Corps 1. Math Fair Winner 3. Seniors 45 KAREN MICHELLE GILES lc takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow” ... 1 year. . . GALS Club 4, Gosnell High School — Student Council 1, 2, 3; FHA 1,2; Homecoming Maid 2; Class Favorite 2; Class President 2; Girl of the Month 2; President ' s Council 2; Beta Club 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Drill Team Officer 3; Most Likely to Succeed 3; Class Officer 3; French Club Vice-President 3; Library Club Treasurer 3; Arkansas Girls State 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. GINA ANN GREGORIO A smile is cheer to you and me, the cost is nothing — it’s given free. It comforts the weary — gladdens the sad, consoles those in trouble — gtxxl or bad — to rich and poor — beggar or thief. It’s free to all of any belief” ... 4 years . Pep Squad l; GALS Club 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. Honor Corps 1; Sodality 3,4. THERESA ANNETTE GULLO Don’t look so High for things close by, stop searching, never mind it, for happiness, like something lost, is always where you find it” . . . 4 years . Pep Squad 1; Honor Corps 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Squad 2, 3; YAF 2, Homecoming Cheerleader 3; Sodality 4; Cheerleader 4. ELIZABETH ANN GUTH To be able to find joy in another’s joy; that is the secret of happi¬ ness” . 4 years Pep Squad 1; GALS Club 1, 2, 3,4; Sodality 2, 3; Marching Squad 2. 3. 4; Drum Corps 3, 4; Tennis Team 3,4. CATHERINE RENEE HAGNF.R Nothing lasts longer than a happy memory” ... 4 years . . . Year¬ book Class 1; Yearbook Staff 2, YAF l, 2; Sodality 3, 4; GALS Club 2. 3; Youth Art Council of America 4; Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2; YACA 4 46 Seniors STEPHANIE DENISE HAMM He who laughs, lasts” . 4 years Pep Squad 1; Spanish Club 1, 3,4; YAF 2, Volleyball Team 3; Softball Team l, 2, 3, 4; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4. LYNN ANN HARSTEAD . . Do not ask of tomorrow what it may hold, mark in the black each day you are granted by chance: You are young, no sneering at loving and dancing while the sap rises and whining old age stays away 3 years . . . Spanish Club 1, 2; Science Club 4 YVONNE GENEVA HAYES As long as I live I shall always be myself — and no other, just me” ... 4 years . Freshman Representa¬ tive on Student Council 1. French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Parlia¬ mentarian of French Club 3; French Club Secretary 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Layout Editor 4, Secretary of Student Council 3; Honor Corps 3; District Rally Winner 3. Alternate to Pelican Girls’ State 3; YACA 4 LOIS MARIE HERD ”. . just another onionhead” .4 years . Pep Squad 1, Honor Corps 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Spanish Qub 3, President of Spanish Club 4. District Rally Winner 3, State Rally Winner 2 : YACA 3,4, Class Treasurer 4 KIMBERLY ANN HODGES The greatest happiness in life is the conviction that we are loved, loved for ourselves, or rather loved in spite of ourselves” . 4 years. Seniors 47 MARIE KATHLEEN HOWARD I am an incurable romantic. I believe in hope, dreams, and decency” ... 4 years . . Pep Squad l; GALS Club 1; Debate 1, Honor Corps l; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Yearfcxx k Staff 3,4; Assistant Business Manager of Year¬ book 4; District Literary Rally 1,2; Science Club 4. ELOISE BURT JACOBS Not where I breathe . but where I love ... I live” ... 4 years GALS Club 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2; Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 3; French Club 3, 4; YACA 4, Homecoming Maid 1,3; Homecoming Queen 4. JULIE ANN JOHNSON Friendship may end in love; but love and friendship never end” . . . 4 years Pep Squad 1; Yearbook Class 1; Science Club 1, 2; Sci¬ ence Club Secretary 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Head Cheerleader 4; Home¬ coming Maid 4. AMY LOUISE JONES Happiness is as a butterfly, which, when pursued, is always just beyond our grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, it may alight upon you” ... 4 years . . Pep Squad 1; Yearbook Class 1; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4. Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; GALS Club 1; YAF 2; Yearbook Section Editor 3, 4. ELLEN PATRICIA JUNG Love — a smile, a sigh, a tender touch — love needs no words at all” .4 years Pep Squad 1; Debate 1; Sodality 1, 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club Historian 3; Drama Club Secretary 4; Interna¬ tional Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; ITS Secretary 4; Science Club 4; Marching Squad 2, 3,4; YAF 2, 3; District Rally Winner 2, 3; School Plays 2, 3,4. 48 Seniors GEORG1ANN CHANDLER LAMB Who we love and why we love, it’s hard to understand . 3 years . . . YACA 2, 3, 4; YACA Reporter 3; Softball 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Class 3; Yearbook Staff 4; GALS Club 3; Tennis Team 4. Newspaper Staff 1. WANDA KERRI LEAHY This day is the most precious time of your life, share it with some¬ one . 4 years . . . Yearbook Class 1; YAF l, 2 . LEITA SUZANNE LEWIS Our earth is but a small star in the universe. Yet we can make it, if we choose, a planet unvexod by war, untroubled by hunger or fear, undivided by senseless distinctions of race, color, or theory” ... 2 years . . French Club 2; Choir 2. ELIZABETH ALINE McJUNKINS Be such a man, and live such a life, that if every man were such as you, the earth would be God’s paradise” . 4 years . Pep Squad 1; Pep Squad General 1; GALS Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 2, 3; Sodality 2, 3; Marching Squad 3, 4; YACA 3, 4; YACA Parliamentarian 4; Student Council Parliamenta¬ rian 4. MARY CAROL McNICOLL You can not tie a ship to a single anchor, nor life to a single hope” . 4 years . Pep Squad 1, Honor Roll 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club Secretary 3, Drama Club Vice-President 4. Debate 1, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3. 4. Fearure Editor of Newspaper 3; Newspaper Article Editor 4. YAF 2, YAF Parliamentarian 2; St Vincent Correspond¬ ent 2, 3,4, International Thespian Society 2, 3,4. District Rally 3; Future Music Leaders of America 3. Choir 3, 4. Career Advancement Award 4. KATHRYN ANNE MARTIN ’’Today well lived makes every tomorrow a vision of hope, and every yesterday a dream of delight” ... 4 years Pep Squad 1; Year¬ book Class 1; GALS Club 1, 3; YAF 2, 3, 4; YACA 3, 4; YACA Reporter 4; Science Club 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3. 4; Section Edi¬ tor 3,4; Sodality 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Go-Getter 4. MICHELLE RABE MEYER ’ ' Happiness is not perfected till it is shared” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad I; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; GALS Club 1, 2; French Club 2; Science Club 2, 4; Yearbook Class 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Honor Corps 1.2; Co-Section Editor of Yearbook 3; Section Editor 4. THERESA MARIE MILAZZO I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep” . 4 years Pep Squad 1; Choir 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Trea¬ surer 1.2; Honor Corps 1, 2, 3.4; State Literary Rally Winner 1, 2, 3; YAF 2, Yearbook Photographer 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 3. 4; Edi¬ tor 3, 4; GALS Club 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 3, 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; National Honor Society 4. TERESA LOUISE MITCHELL ’’Friends are like the warm, blue sea, they splash laughter in our eyes” .4 years Pep Squad 1; GALS Club 1; YAF 2; Marching Squad 2, 3; Drum Corps 2, 3; Sodality 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 4. CLARE deNELLE MORGAN Love has no other desire but to fulfill itself, to wake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of loving” ... 4 years Span. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4; Drama 1,2; Liturgical Comm. 1; Pep Squad 1; Tag Day Queen 2; YAF 2; Stu. Co. Spirit Award 1; Marching Sq. 2; GALS Cl. 1, 2, 3, 4; GALS Treas 2; GALS V Pres. 3. Dir. of Pub Rcl. 4; Cheer¬ leader 3, 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Nat. Hon Soc. V Pres. 4; Football Sweetball 4. 50 Seniors COLLEEN VIRGINIA MURRAY The ' excellence’ of Americans is pride - 3 years . . . French Club 3, 4; YACA 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Secretary of Science Club 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Soft- ball Team 3; Honor Corps 4. RAMONA DIANNE NASSER Each moment of the year has its own beauty ... a picture which was never seen before and which shall never be seen again ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Sodality 1; YAF 2, 3; Science Club 4; YACA 4. KATHLYN LOUISE ODEN Whoever loved, that loved not at first sight?” . . 4 years . Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3; YAF 2; French Club l, 2, 3,4. PAMELA ANN PARISY Without honesty there is no truth . . Without truth there is no love . . Without love there is nothing” 4 years . Pep Squad 1; Choir 2, 3, YACA 3, 4; YAF 2. CONSTANCE KAY PARSONS Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while try¬ ing to succeed” ... 1 year . . . Junior Historians of Texas 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; Vice President of Spanish Club 2; Vice President of FBLA 3. Seniors 51 HELEN FRANCES PAYNE It is the true season of love when we know that we alone can love, that no one could ever have loved before us, and that no one will ever love in the same way after us” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Pep Squad Officer 1; YAF 2; French Club 3,4. KAREN M’LISS PENDLETON I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path, and 1 will leave a trail” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Debate Club 1; Debate Club Vice-President 1; Drama Club I; Year¬ book Class 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Assistant Editor 4; Go- Getter 3, 4; District Rally Contestant 1, 2; Honor Corps 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club Vice-President 3; Class Vice-Pres¬ ident 3, Student Council 3; Alternate to Pelican Girls’ State 3; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3; Marching Squad 2, 3; Cheer¬ leader 4. NORMA CAROL PITTS If you must doubt, doubt your doubts, never your beliefs. Jesus died for us; the least we can do is live for Him .3 years GALS Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; District Rally Winner 2, 3; State Rally Winner 3; Marching Squad 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Honor Corps 4; DAR Citizen¬ ship Award 4, National Honor Society 4; Newspaper Staff 1, Library Staff 1, at First Baptist High School. CHRISTINE MARIE POVINELLI To Be or Not to Be” .4 years ... Pep Squad 1; Sodality 2; Sci¬ ence Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club Treasurer 4; YACA 2, 3, 4; YACA Secretary 4. KELLY ELIZABETH QUINN May everyone I touch be touched with the love and happiness that has touched me through the years” ... 4 years . . Pep Squad 1; Sodality 1; GALS Club 1, 4; Yearbook Class 3; Yearbook Staff 4; State High School Doubles Championship in Tennis 3; Tennis Team 1, 2 , 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. 52 Seniors MARIK KATHLEEN RECH The greatest architect and the one most needed is hope” ... 1 year . . . Tech Theater 1, 2, 3; Folk Club 1,2; Debate 1; Drama 4. LISA DIANNE RIMER If you pick a rose and are nor pricket! by its thorns, then you really have not picked a rose at all” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Sodality 1; Marching Squad 2, 3; YAF 2; French Club 2, 3, 4. USA ANN ROBINSON To love and be loved is the greatest joy on earth” . . . 4 years Pep Squad 1; Class Sec. 1, 2; GALS Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Corps 1,2; Stu. Co. 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Maid 2; Class Fav. 2, Sodality 2, 3; Marching Squad 2. 3, 4; Marching Squad Lt. 4; Nat Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Nat Hon. Soc. Sec.-Treas. 4; Sru. Co. Treas. 3; Stu. Co. Treas. 3; Stu. Co. V Pres. 4; Pelican Girls ' State Del. 3. MARY LORETTA SALVAIL God does not ask us not to feel anxious but to trust in Him no mat¬ ter how we feel” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; French Club 1, 2; YAF 2; Debate 2; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Spanish Club 3; 4; Spanish Club Vice-President 4; District Rally Contestant 3; State Rally Con¬ testant 3; YAF 2; Debate 2 ANN TERESA SHAW LOUDER and FLINNIERV!” . Pep Squad 1. Newspaper 1. 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Assistant Editor 2, Newspaper Editor 3, YACA 1. 2, 3, 4; Program Chairman of YACA 2; YACA President 3,4; YACA 1, 2, 3, 4; Leadership Conference 3, 4; Governor ' s Honors Art Program 1, 2; Class Representative 2; Drama 2, 3, 4; Historian of Drama Club 4; ITS 3, 4; FMLA 2; National Merit Scmifinalist 4; National Honor Society 4. Seniors 53 JULIE LOUISE SIPPEL I expect to pass through this world but once, any good therefore, that I can do or any kindness that I can show to my fellow creatures, let me not defer nor neglect it for I shall not pass this way again” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3. 4; Drums Corps 3, 4; Sodality 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; State High School Doubles Champion in Tennis 3; GALS 4; YACA 4. CLAIRE SMITH WICK Some people trust in chariots, and some in marble banks. Some of us just love each other and never ask for thanks ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; YAF 2. BARBARA JEAN SOULE It may take a long time to find out who you are, but the answer is worth the search ... 4 years . . . Spanish Club 1; YAF 1. FELICIA ANN SPATARO Don’t worry about what’s ahead, go as far as you can, from there you can see farther ... 4 years . . . Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club President 3; Pep Squad 1; GALS 1; YAF 2; Marching Squad 2, 3; Drum Corps 3; Cheerleader 2, 3. CELESTE MARIE SUTHERLAND Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall” . . . 3 Vi years . . . Debate 1, 2; Newspaper 1, 2, 3; Secretary of Debate 2; French Club 2, 4; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; Marching Squad First Lieutenant 4; Second Place Optimist Oratorical Contest 2; Drama Club 3, 4; International Thespian Society 3, 4; Newspaper Feature Editor 3; Second Place in Junior Talent Show 3; Science Club 4. YAF 4; Who’s Who in American Drill Team 4. 54 Seniors MARY VIRGINIA TILBURY Reach for the Heavens and hope for the future. And all that we can be and not what we arc” ... 4 years . . . GA1.S 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Squad 1; Marching Squad 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Secretary of GALS 4. MICHELLE MARIK TODARO Hold fast to dreams — for if dreams die — life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly M . . . 4 years . . Marching Squad 2; YAF 1, 2. TANYIA TURNER Life is but a grain of sand on the road to eternity” ... 4 years . . . Pep Squad 1; Liturgical Committee 1; GALS Club 1, 2; French Club 2; Yearbook Class 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Section Editor 4; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4, Drum Corps 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3,4; Science Club President 4; Student Council 4; Choir 3. HELEN CAROL UFERT I like to make things grow rather than tear them down; growing things are beautiful” ... 4 years . . French Club 1, 3, Drama Club 1; L’il Vin Staff 1, 3; Sports Editor 1; Member of 197} McDonald’s All-American Team 4; Recipient of Ellendor Fellowship for Close-up Foundation trip to Washington, D.C. 4. DEBORAH JEANNE WAITT . . This is my quest, to follow that star, no matter how hopeless, no matter how far” ... 4 years Pep Squad 1; GALS 1; Debate Club 1, Honor Corps 1, 3; YAF 2, Marching Squad 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Year¬ book Class 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Assistant Business Manager 3; Yearbook E3usiness Manager 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Newspaper Assistant Editor 4; Science Club; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents 3,4. Seniors 55 PATRICIA WIENER No love, no friendship can ever cross our pach without affecting us in some way forever . 4 years . GALS Club 1,2, 3, 4; GALS Secretary 3, GALS Treasurer 4; Pep Squad 1; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Squad 2, 3, 4, Marching Squad Lieutenant 4; Sodality 2; ( lass Treasurer 3, Honor Corps 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Class 1; Yearbook Suff 2 , (� ( ' rrrr 2. v 4. Assistant Editor f Yttlboo lt 3; Edi¬ tor in Chief 4. Quill Si Scroll 3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Homecoming Maid 4. MONICA ANN WI LI JAMS If you love something very much, let it go free. It it does not return it was never meant to be yours. If it does, love it forever” ... 4 years Pep Squad 1; French Club 1, 2, 3,4; French Club President 3,4; Marching Squad 2, 3, Marching Squad Lieutenant 3; GALS Club 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4 MARY ELOISE WOODRING Thinking, not growth makes manhood” . . . 4 years . GALS Club 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3; YACA 1, 2, 3,4. French Club 2, 3; Yearbook Class 1; Ycarbcxik Staff 2, 3. NANCY LINN WCX3DRING Every man is a volume if you know how to read him” ... 4 years GALS Gub l, 2; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Yearbcx k Class 1; Yearbcx� k Staff 2, 3. NANCY JANE WRAY A wiseman is just a boy who grieves that he has grown up” . . Pep Squad l, Yearbook Class 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Debate Gub 1, 4; Debate Gub President 4, French Gub 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Tennis Team 2, 3,4. Seniors 56 Ring Ceremony May 8,1975: Officially Seniors Ring ceremony is one of the most meaningful traditions at St. Vincents. On this day the Juniors sadly said their official good-byes to the Seniors of ’75, but gladly accepted their Senior rings with the realization that they were now THE SENIORS OF 76. UPPER LEFT: Cindy Apple and ringbearer, Tena Marthcws walk down stairs after receiving Senior ring. RIGHT: Seniors wait for ceremony to begin. MIDDLE: The new class of 76. LOWER LEFT: Karen Pendleton receives Senior ring. RIGHT: Seniors and ringbearers await their turns. Seniors 57 60 Seniors Maryhill Retreat: Discovery Each year the senior class is invited to Maryhill for a retreat. During mid February this year two groups of 40 seniors stayed for a three day period. The theme of the retreat centered around Discovery” through spiritual development. Maryhill was looked for¬ ward to with anticipation and looked back upon with fond memories by all participants. TOP RIGHT: Maryhill Retreat: Ecumenical Council ’76. TOP LEFT: And thou shah cling to the tree of life . . ” MIDDLE LEFT: Father Nowery and Exccdrin Headache XIV MIDDLE RIGHT: Is this Senior Luck? BOTTOM LEFT: School Spirit at the retreat? BOTTOM RIGHT: What’s up (on the) doc? Seniors 61 UNDERCLASSMEN . . . a time to learn Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors . . . three years as underclassmen . . . For freshmen the year began with the search for classes after the last bell had rung, ironed uniforms and clean saddle oxfords. With the sophomore year came a gain of confidence and consequently, more pink slips. Juniors, who had crossed the halfway mark, were finally able to shout at assemblies, J-U-N-I-O-R-S —Juniors are the very best, THIS year!” Underclassmen 63 WJJ. T Becky Mullin — President Carol Brocato— Vice President Ann Rozensweig — Secretary Jeanette Robicheaux — Treasurer Bernadette Cordaro — Representative Junior Class Sandra Apple Jill Ballard Lola Bednarkc Marilyn Bernard Laura Boisvert Michelle Brierre Carol Brocato Sharon Brocato Kim Brock Kathy Brodnax Ann Bruno Liz Bugman Katie Butler Gina Capello CENTER: Pictures may be silent, but Bernadette Cordaro obviously isn’t. Underclassmen 65 Valeric Carney Lisa Catenese Tina Comisky Bernadette Cordaro Laura Cordaro Julie Cowan Mary D’Atrois Debbie Dethloff Marie Emy Kathy Erwin J-U-N-l-O-R-S UPPER RIGHT: I thought I told you to stay in the cave!” LOWER RIGHT: Erwin and Company? 66 Underclassmen Juniors Are the Very Best Martha Evans Sheila Faour Cathy Fclan Mimic Fontaine Ginger Forbing Beth Fryar Mary Ann Gallien Rose Garcia Kathleen Gatti Mary Gibson Debbie Harrington Susan Hayden LOWER LEFT: Close-Up participants enjoyed a week free from the dress code. LOWER RIGHT: Celeste Sutherland, Jill Ballard, Kathy Brodna and Tamie Merriman engage in one of the popular pre-class discussion. Underclassmen 67 Class of ' ll MIDDLE: Sandra Apple (left) and Cornell Rushing (right) enjoy their extracurricular obligations. 68 Underclassmen A Potpourri of Portraits Margie McDaniel Gloria Maranto TOP: Gloria Maranto, Mary Friday, and Sherry Cloutier are filling the bull. MIDDLE LEFT: A gallery of Junior faces. MID¬ DLE RIGHT: Becky Mullin takes her place among class favorites. Linda Martin Becky Mathias Tami Merriman Martha Micinski Louise Mi lie Barbara Miller Kym Minnear Cheryl Moffett Allison Moody Melanie Morgan Becky Mullin Linda Munger Underclassmen 69 Eileen Munn Claire Murray Nancy Parsons Ellen Pay lor Pam Phillips Susan Phillips Gloria Quesada Ginger Reeder Jeanette Robicheaux Shawn Rosenbloom Ann Rosenzwcig Joanna Rubben H, 1 i ijt r i u wr r UPPER LEFT: A Junior Talent Show tale of tails. UPPER RIGHT: I AM standing straight; it is the door that is crooked. 70 Underclassmen Vivacious and Versatile Cornell Rushing Vicky Seal Mary Kay SI usher Judy Solomon Toni Talley Marla Voss Debbie Walton Christine Wayne Gcorganne White Carol Wilkins CENTER: Saturday morning pinkslips keep St. Vin¬ cent’s floors clean enough to get off. BOTTOM: A group of Juniors enjoy their lunch of champions. Underclassmen 71 Juniors Are Versatile Many activities were on the Junior Class’ agenda for the academic year. At Fun Fest, Juniors maintained their image by staging Show Offs.” The Talent Show, which took a look at the past, present, and future was a great success. The profits from this were used for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. 72 Unaerclassmen Junior Talent Show Provides a Glimpse of the Future as Well as the Past UPPER LEFT: Mirror, mirror, on the wall . . ” MIDDLE: Where did all the talent scouts go? LOWER LEFT: Manhattan transfer: Party Line? LOWER RIGHT: The Juniors have picked up strange habits. Underclassmen 73 Judy Cowden — Vice-President Barbi Beres — President Lisa Wilkinson — Secretary Caroline Carmody — Representative Lori Minniear — Treasurer Sophomore Class Margaret Acosta Laura Ayres Elizabeth Baucum Leslie Bigger Mary Brocato Angelque Alexander Charlene Bonette Julie Bordelon Nancy Badt Houng Nguyet Bui Jocelyn Bums Barbi Beres Elizabeth Bittick Michele Bruner Underclassmen 75 Class of 78 Babette Bucier Gayla Byrd Becky Byrd Lenore Caplis Caroline Carmody Amy Cobb Julie Collier Judy Cowden Diane Cox Sarah Cush Laura Ann Dailey Harriet Donohue Kay Ducharme Tanya Evans TOP RIGHT: St. Vincent’s today; Superstars tomorrow. 76 Underclassmen Abounds With Ability Angie Fcducia Debbie Ferlito Gndy Fdris Kathy Flood Lauren Florsheim Winnie Fryman Karen Gaar Celeste Garza Jenny. Giddens Lucy Hall Becky Hamm Gndy Hanna Kelly Hawkins Elizabeth Hicks Jenny Giddens finds that mirrors are more realistic than an work. 77 Jenifer Hill Kris Holman Elizabeth Home Susan Johnson Elizabeth Jones Kathy Khalden Kathy Kerlin Melinda Kindle Tine Kleowdis Phyllis Lalena Rhonda Landry Kim Lane Mary LaVigne Shelly LeBlanc Sophomore Class TOP RIGHT: Sophomores enroutc to Washington for the Close-Up Program stop at the Shreveport airport to discuss their itiner¬ ary. 78 Upholds School Spirit Melissa Leimbrook Pam Libertorc Debra McCauley Donna Marak Melissa Marsh Patricia Meir Lori Minniear Susan Moffitt Susan Moore Katherine Naus Crissy Nejame Emily Nixon Hilary Nixon Cindy Norton UPPER LEFT: Members of the student body participate in the school’s celebration of George Washington’s birthday. Underclassmen 79 I jura Noland Linda Oliver Lane Parker Ann Perkins Sanh Thi Pham Jayne Ann Pistorius Edith Plumb Nancy Procell Vikki Provenza Anne Randall Leann Reyanga Kenda Romero Terri Ryan Madeleine Sardisco TOP RIGHT: Sophomores often find themselves on the outside lookin’ in. Ma Sophomores Reflect 80 Underclassmen The Sophomore Image Susan Sicard Cynthia Smith Evelyn Smith Katherine Smith Odette Smith Teri Spataro Sebrina Varra Deirdrc Wain Beth Ward Tricia Warren Melissa Watkins Kathy Weason Margaret Acosta experiences the agony of examinations. An American cast at the algebra board. Underclassmen 81 Sue Welter Lisa Wilkinson Christy Williams Irene Wilson Royanne Wilson Beverly Winning- ham Cecilia Woodley Jacque Wright The Class of ' 78 82 Underclassmen Elizabeth Milazzo Misti Jacobs Shannon Terry Rosie Cordaro Betty Wiener Representativ e Vice-President President Secretary Treasurer 84 Underclassmen Freshman Class Cissic Alexander Lisa Angell Lynn Buker Polly Boersig Joan Badzik Cammie Alley Susan Apple Beverly Beres Tammy Bone Elizabeth Burns Anita Allor Yvonne Austin Mary Black Kelly Brock Penny Cailleteau Underclassmen 85 Freshmen Begin a New Life — ABOVE: Freshman enthusiasm seems unending. 86 Underclassmen Class Elections, Participation in Assemblies Rachel Gaar Michelle Gordon Lcslyc Hawes Ellen Gautier Cecilia Graves Robin Haynie ABOVE: Many freshmen were in choir this year and encountered a new experience — singing in front of the student body at assemblies. At first there were many shaky voices, but, nevertheless, the performance was enjoyed by all. Class of ' 79 Leslie Head Karen Heilman Felicia Holland Tanya Huggs Misti Jacobs Karen Katzenstein Laura Kirspel Lisa Koonce MIDDLE RIGHT: Unlike many first year students, Leslie Head finds nothing hard to swallow. LOWER RIGHT: Freshmen are amazed by the lady like conduct one learns after several years of S.V.A. 88 Underclassmen Lisa Laf argue Laurie Lewis Jeanne Linam Kim Lemak Sharon Lex Leigh Ann Lindsey Adjusts to S.V.A s Traditions Lisa Litton Laurie Lobel Carole Lyons Jenny Lyons Debbie McDonald Harriett McGuire Lucia McKee Julia McMillan MIDDLE LEFT: Tiki Cush engages in one of the many S.V.A. traditions — the 30 second microwave oven gossip MIDDLE RIGHT: After a week of popping popcorn for GALS Club Guatamalan Relief Fund, Marti White decides popcorn really isn’t her bag. 89 Freshman Class Barbara Palmer Julie Procell Kathleen Paylor Alison Quinn Elizabeth Milazzo Dawn Miller Madeline Nixon Susan Poindexter Terry Quinn Cathy Miller Martha Morgan Elaine Pachankis Ann Prince Lisa Rinaudo 90 Underclassmen Makes New Friends Lisa San tone Danette Sartori Lisa Sava Suzcttc Scott Kim Selber Polly Selber Margaret Shehee Valerie Stakes Julie Sutherland Laura Symoniak Libby Taylor Shanon Terry Underclassmen 91 The Class of ' 79 ABOVE: Freshmen discover that any way you look at it, it’s still hard work! Betty Wiener Susie Wise Christine Zaffater 92 Underclassmen A school is only as strong as its faculty. Through various circumstances this year, the student bcxly came to recognize the strength of their administration. The teachers of S.V.A. have shown a genuine concern for their students, particularly in their involve¬ ment as sponsors of organizations in addition to their teaching. Administration 95 Administration ' 76: A Personal Approach Too often the administration is associated only with authoritative figures, relentless rules, and impossible assignments. Yet, in viewing the faculty one must consider that the strength of the school rests upon the stability of its leaders. The faculty, justifiably, expects much of the student body. The pupils are endowed with diverse abili¬ ties which can best be developed within an atmosphere outlined by rules and regulations. Within this administra¬ tive framework a basic philosophy expresses itself through varied personalities. Each teacher is an individual, not the embodiment of a stereotyped image. The yearbook staff wishes to portray faculty members with their own unique ideas and characteristics. 96 Administration MOTHER SUPERIOR SISTER MARIETTA WELSH SISTER MARY GRACE LKGANO MAINTENANCE SI TTRMAR VE TORY MRS GILL MR. ANTEE Administration 97 SISTER AGNES RUTH LIBRARIAN SISTER ANNE I feel the students respect me . . . they know that I am stria but fair and inter¬ ested in their welfare.” AMERICAN HISTORY, CIVICS MR JERRY ANTEE My philosophy is If ye have faith as a mustard seed, nothing is impossible unto thee.” PYSICS, CHEMISTRY, GYM NASTICS MRS. CAROL ARABIE There are two qualities I most admire in a student —considera¬ tion of others and ambition.” ENGLISH I, II MRS. BERTHA BECKETT REGISTRAR AND SECRETARY SISTER MARY BERNADINE Each girl is an individual. I believe that pan of my work as a teacher is to allow each studen to develop her talents and abili¬ ties as an individual.” ENG¬ LISH IV MRS. JUUANNE FISHER Intellectual curiosity results in true understanding of ideas — the ultimate goal of a liberal education.” ENGLISH IV, HUMANITIES MRS SUSAN GILL I suppose the best advice I ever heard can be summed by these lines from John Denver: ' Reach for the heavens and hope for the future. Be all that you can be and not what you are’.” ENG¬ LISH I, PHYSICAL EDUCA¬ TION MRS ROBIN GOODWIN The best advice was given to me by my grandfather who car¬ ried the following expression in his pocket until the day he died: ' I expect to pass through this world but once; and any good thing that I can do or any kind¬ ness that I can show to any fel¬ low creature let me do it now; let me not defer or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again’. SPANISH I, II, III, IV, CIVICS MISS PATRICIA HARDING The quality I most admire in a student is that of showing responsibility in all respects. BIOLOGY, GENERAL SCI¬ ENCE MRS CLEDA HARRINGTON The best advice I have had came from Sr. Rita in 1967. She advised me not to waste time calling roll. I demand, or at least try to demand silence during roll check. PHYSICAL EDUCA TION SISTER HELEN MARIE Apathy exists at S.V.A. — put¬ ting off assignments seems to be a prevalent form. THEOL¬ OGY I, II, ENGLISH I, HOME ECONOMICS IV SISTER MARY JOAN Never give up striving for excellence; you will at least arrive at something worth the effort. ART I, II, III, IV MRS MARY JO KAYSER The quality I most admire in a student is that of cooperation and a desire to learn.” BUSI¬ NESS EDUCATION MRS MARY KOCH It takes a lot of hard work to succeed, but the student who is determined will put forth the effort.” ALGE¬ BRA I, BASIC MATH MRS. VIRGINIA LERCHIE CAFETERIA MANAGER ' Yes, I feel my students respect me most of the time. . . MRS. MARY JANE LUBAS I admire most in a student the ability to accept chal¬ lenges, accomplishments, and defeat with honor.” FRENCH I, II, III, IV SISTER MARGARET ROSE Integrity is the quality I admire most in anyone — it is reflected by sincerity, great candor, and faith.” THEOLOGY I, IV 100 Faculty FACULTY SISTER MARIETTA A stereotype personality at St. Vincent’s is difficult for me to comprehend. One has only to come in contact with the present students and alumnae to know the uniqueness of each personal¬ ity. The philosophy of the school sets ideals which are immutable and ever treasured because they are rooted in Christ. To present Him as the Model of each one’s life has been the task of St. Vincents.” THEOLOGY IV SISTER MARY GRACE Because students can learn so much from one another, I require everyone in class to give full attention. LATIN I, II MISS JOANNA MATTHEWS LIBRARY ASSISTANT MRS. RITA MASON Thoroughly consider your deci¬ sions, and afterwards if things go wrong, don’t have any regrets; you made the best deci¬ sion you could have based on what you knew and felt then.” WORLD HISTORY, SOCI¬ OLOGY ECONOMICS, CIV¬ ICS MISS ROBERTA MELTON What I admire most is actually a blend of two qualities — good leadership and being a good fol¬ lower.” MUSIC, CHOIR MRS. VIRGINIA MILLER A good student is one who works diligently, co-operates willingly, and is forever search¬ ing for ways to improve the good qualities and virtues she already possesses.” GUID¬ ANCE COUNSELOR And I Respect My Students. MRS KAY OLSON I try to demand that my stu¬ dents learn to think for them¬ selves.” ENGLISH III, SPEECH SISTER MARY PATRICIA A phony student is a burden.” THEOLOGY II, III, DEBATE MR. RHODES SCHOOL PATROLMAN SISTER MARY RITA A piece of advice that greatly determined my attitude toward life is, ' It isn’t what you do, but how you do it that will make you a saint’.” GEOMETRY, ALGEBRA II CRISPI SANDERS CAFETERIA ASSISTANT MRS. JACKIE SUMRALL The best advice I have has been around for a long time, ' O God grant me the serenity- to accept what cannot be changed, the courage to change what can be changed, and the wisdom to know the difference between the two.” HOME ECONOMICS, ADVANCED MATH MRS MARGIE SUTTON SECRETARY AND RECEPTIONIST MRS ULA MAE RUSSELL AND ROOSEVELT MR. HARRISON Faculty 1011 HONORS . . . A Time to Excell 102 Honors In order to recognize those students who have excelled in individual efforts, various awards and honors have been given for excellence. Since St. Vincent’s is primarily a col¬ lege prep school, it follows that the school concentrates upon producing honor students. The highly competitive atmosphere increases the value of each honor and award. All hon¬ ors and awards represent intense effort and ultimate dedication. Honors 103 National Honor Society: Character, Scholarship, Leadership Service The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in students. Membership of the St. Vincent’s chap¬ ter of NHS is earned by the effective demonstration of these four qualities held high in este em in the society. UPPER RIGHT: Roni Davis, President of the National Honor Society. CENTER LEFT: Clare Morgan and Ellen Paylor raise the Stars and Stripes.” CENTER RIGHT: NHS members fold St. Vincent’s patriotic, bicentennial flag LOWER RIGHT: Clare Morgan, NHS Vice-President, and Lisa Robinson, Secretary-Trea¬ surer of the society. 104 Honors UPPER LEFT: The newly elected members of NHS. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Virginia Miller, NHS sponsor and member Pam Cooper. CENTER RIGHT: NHS President Roni Davis announces new members at the NHS inductions. BOTTOM: NHS Members: E. Paylor, A. Shaw, C. Rushing, P. Wiener, C. Pitts, P Cooper, S. Cathey, T. Milazzo, C. Cowan. Honors 105 Quill and Scroll Recognizes Journalists Quill and Scroll is a society made up of girls who have devoted much time and effort to work on either the St. Vin¬ cent’s yearbook, VINCENTIAN, or the school newspaper, LI’L VIN. It is an organization to recognize those students who have done so much to further the editorial and photo¬ graphic achievement of the school. QUILL AND CPOLL UPPER RIGHT: Quill and Scroll Members: BACK ROW: H. Howard, R. Davis, K. Pendleton, J Catanese. FRONT ROW: L Edmiston, D. Waitt, C. Bums, T. Milazzo. BOTTOM: Quill and Scroll Members: BACK ROW: S. Apple, A. Jones, P Wiener, N Wray FRONT ROW: C. Apple, A Shaw, C McNicoil. 106 Honors Honor Corps Gives It Their Best The Honor Corps is made up of stu¬ dents who can maintain an A” aver¬ age for one quarter or more. These girls are very conscientious and hard¬ working. Their labors are evident in their success and scholarship. TOP: Honor Corps Members: BACK ROW: E. Milazzo, K Lemac, J. Cordaro. FRONT ROW: C. Woodley, J. Pistorius. BOTTOM: Honor Corps Members: BACK ROW: L Mille, C. Murray MIDDLE ROW: L. Herd, L Colbert, T. Milazzo, R. Davis. FRONT ROW: C. Rushing, C. Pitts, K. Giles, M. Brossett. UPPER RIGHT: Lois Herd receives recognition for Honor Corps. Honors 107 I.T.S. Members Give Top Performance The International Thespian Society is an organization to acknowledge those students who have given much time and have accumulated at least one-hundred hours or ten quality points working towards the promotion of the dramatic society throughout St. Vincent’s. The members are completely devoted to increasing the appreciation of the theatrical arts among students in this school. UPPER R1GHTJTS member. Celeste Sutherland, in backstage preparation. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Kay Olson, ITS sponsor. CENTER RIGHT The curtain falls on huernanonal Thespran Society members. BOTTOM: ITS members: C. McNicoUJ. Cowan, C. Sutherland, C. Murray. A. Gautier. A. Shaw, N. Duett, E. Jung. 108 Honors UPPER LEFT: Carol Pitts, recipient of the DAR Good Citizen Award, and Mary Duett, St. Vincent’s Bicentennial Senior. CENTER LEFT: Ann Shaw. National Merit Semi-Finalist, and Theresa Milazzo, National Merit Semi-Finalist and recipient of the Betty Crocker Award. CENTER RIGHT: Kelly Turk and Lauren Cotter, Freshman Class Representatives. LOWER LEFT: Pelican Girls’ State delegates, Lisa Robinson, Susie Cathey, and Minette Aillet. LOWER RIGHT: Carol Ufert received an all expense paid trip to Washington through the Close-Up Program. Honors 109 ' s 1 r q Organizations arc the clubs and activities that students participate in outside of actual class¬ time. Although, many complaints are heard about the lack of enough time to do what one wants to, actual club membership has increased to an all time high. Organizations provide the opportunity to work with fellow classmates, to share ideas, and to break away from struc¬ tured class room academics. Organizations 111 Student Council Has a Productive Year The Student Council has the difficult job of acting as a go-between in bringing the students and the faculty closer together. Although unexpected problems are constantly arising, the group strives for a goal of total communication. To promote an atmosphere of enthusi¬ asm and willingness to work, the Student Council spon¬ sors various activities such as Fun Fest, the Christmas assembly and mailbox, the Leadership Banquet, and the Student Council Week. Lisa Robinson Vice-President Cornell Rushing Secretary Ellen Pay lor Treasurer Susie Cathey President Beth Mcjunkins Parliamentarian TOP: Student Council Members: T Milazzo, T. Cush, P Cooper, M Duett, L Herd, R Wiener, L Cotter, M Aillet, N Wray. M Williams, K Turk, B Beres. C. Brocato, B Mullin, C. Carmody.J. Cowden. MIDDLE LEFT: Members show their talent by singing Alma Mater during student council week RIGHT Student Council sponsors Miss Harding and Mrs. Lubas. LOWER LEFT: President, Susie Cathey, calls meeting to order. Organizations 113 Student Council Activities — TOP LEFT: Miss Snowball ’ Tricia Warren, is chosen at the Student Council Christmas assembly. TOP MIDDLE: Susie Cathey, Student Council President, gives LC ?f CrSh ' P Ban uet 1 ' OP R,GHT Freshman T. Alexander helps decorate the Christmas tree. MIDDLE LEFT: Guest speaker, Mrs Virginia Ua i“ S Ii P . BanqUet - MIDDLE R1GHT: Studmt enjoy themselves at the Christmas luncheon for the faculty. ity gaL Y tm “ LOWER RIGHT: FaCUlty member5 Mr Amre and M «“• «W victory a, the St. Vincent de Paul TOP LEFT: Three choral hummingbirds sitting out the Twelve Days of Christmas.” TOP RIGHT: Debra McCauley adds final touch to the Student Council Christmas tree. MIDDLE LEFT: Adrienne Gautier provides food for the Leadership Banquet. MIDDLE RIGHT: A spark of patriotism in Student Council Week. BOTTOM LEFT: Drama entertains the student body at Christmas assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bernadette Cordaro and Kelly Turk dine with the other leaders at the Leadership Banquet. Organizations 115 GALS Club Gals Club is a service oriented organization devoted to helping those less-fortunate. The important activities conducted by this group perform a worthwhile service to the community and school. The experiences are also self-fulfilling to each member. Some of their projects include Red Cross, Holy Angels, Shriners, Senior Citizens, and Christian Service Program. UPPER MIDDLE LEFT: MIDDLE RIGHT: M. Evans, C. Forbing, G. White, B. Fryar, C. Rushing, R. Lewis, D. Dethloff, T. Talley, M. Voss, S. Phillips, M. McDaniel, K. Erwin, T. Jacobs, M. D’Artois, N. Doran, S. Apple, B. Mullin, D Walton, B. Cordaro, L. Catanesc, L Boisvert, J. Rueben, R. Haynie, S. Lex, R. Cor¬ daro, M. Morgan, S. Davis, R. Davis. LOWER: FRONT ROW K. Hawkins, R. Garr, B. Ward, P Meier, S. LeBlanc, S. Love, M. Fontain. SEC¬ OND ROW: J. White, M. Marsh, M. Kindle, C. Ferris, T. Kleodis, M. Leimbrook, L. Reyenga, C. Norton. BACK ROW: K Romero, D. Marak, L Noland, O. Smith, K. Kerlin, M. Sar- disco, J. Badzik. 116 I UPPER: G. Byrd, J. Sippcl, J. Gordaro, and T Cosse wait for a GALS Club meeting to begin. MIDDLE LEFT: GALS Club Officers Ginger Tilbury Secretary, Clare Morgan Director of Public Relations, Polly Cook Vice President, Pat Wiener Treasurer, Pam Cooper President, Mrs. Sumrall Sponsor MIDDLE RIGHT President Pam Cooper addresses GALS Club LOWER FRONT ROW k Quinn, V Stakes, B. Palmer, M. White. T. Cosse, J. Cordaro, B Wiener, A Quinn SECOND ROW P. Cascio, L. Robinson, G Burk, G. Qine, T. Milazzo. L. Colbert, E. Bittick BACK ROW ' G. Gregorio, K. Cordaro, S. Cosse, C. Apple, K. Gaydos, C Cook, J A. Pisto rius, K. Dccn, and K. Giles. 117 Yearbook Staff Provides Visual Review of ' 76 Extensive preparation for the 1976 VINCENTIAN began in the summer when the staff members attended the N.L.U. workshop. The staff’s initiative was well rewarded by receiv¬ ing a trophy for their superior planned yearbook. The staff’s efforts mounted as they work for long, hard hours to meet their many pressing deadlines. The staff extends great thanks to Sr. Rita, the advisor, whose assistance was invaluable. TOP RIGHT: Staff working early Saturday morning. MIDDLE LEFT: Amy Jones looks on as Kathy Gaydos crops a picture. MIDDLE RIGHT: Pat Wiener takes picture of the yearbook staff. BOTTOM: Yearbook sponsor, Sr. Rita. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gndy Apple cropping Ann Lamb. 118 Organizations Newspaper Keeps Student Body Informed The LTL VIN, St. Vincent’s news¬ paper, provides information on student life. It also helps its staff members develop good journalistic style and pro¬ vides an outlet for creative writing. LI’L VIN’S editorial positions develop leadership potential and editing skills. UPPER Mrs Goodwin, newspaper sponsor, and editor, Theresa Milazzo view the latest issue. MIDDLE LEFT: Newspaper editor Yvonne Hayes. MIDDLE RIGHT: D. Wiatt, C. McNicoll, and T. Milazzo, three costumed editors ready for work LOWER: Newspaper staff includes M. Duett, K. Quinn, D. Wiatt, G Murray, J. Cowan, K. Gaar, and A. Shaw. Organizations 119 Drama Club The Drama Club exists to promote the theatre arts within the school. The Masquers present two annual plays and partic¬ ipate in a joint Shakespearean play with Jesuit. They also increase dramatic awareness among its members by participat¬ ing in various theatrical workshops. UPPER LEFT: Drama Club Officers Secretary-Treasurer, Claire Murray; President, Adrienne Gautier; Vice-President, Carol McNicoll; Secretary of ITS, Ellen Jung UPPER RIGHT MEMBERS STANDING: E. Nixon, A Moody. C. Sutherland. SITTING: R Lewis, J. Cowan, K. D’Anna. LOWER LEFT: MEMBERS STANDING: J. Linam, M. Duett, M. Brossett, T. Cush, E. Gautier. SITTING: C. Woodley, E. Home. LOWER RIGHT: Claire Murray and Kevin Jenkins rest back stage between acts. UPPER LEFT: Ellen lung playing the role of Mother Seton. UPPER RIGHT: Elizabeth Home finds her way to stardom in Hooray for Adam Spelvin He is perfect. MIDDLE LEFT Kiss me darling.” MIDDLE. Oh how romantic ” MIDDLE RIGHT T Cush dressed to befit a drama. BOTTOM LEFT A scene from The Oyster and the Pearl” starring cast of thousands BOTTOM RIGHT: Celeste Sutherland suffering from indecent exposure. 121 French Club The French Club is in existence to promote French culture in its mem¬ bers. We do this by sponsoring various activities native to France. We prepare French food for Fun Fest and honor the holidays the French people cele¬ brate. Guest speakers were invited to address the club on various topics con¬ cerning France. 122 UPPER FIRST ROW: C. Murray, M. Brossett, K Lemak, J. Badzik, C Sutherland, H Forbing, K D’Ana, P. Cook, M. Evans. T. Boisvert. SECOND ROW T Y iner ’ M Whitc ' A AIlor ’ L Florsheim, A Alexander. K Selber, E Jacobs, M. Marsh, L. Rimer, Karen Oden, H Payne, T. Mitchell. MIDDEE LEFT: B. Ward, P. Meier. J. Sutherland. T. Thomas, K Paylor, J. Lynam, L. Hall, L. Wilkinson, K. Katzenstein, M. Leimbrook, C Smith. L Bridwell L. Nolan, T Ryan, T. Huggs, M. Watkins, J. A. Pistorius, L. Oliver, K. Smith, D. Waitt, H Donahue, E. Smith. K Gaar, K Lane MIDDLE RIGHT K Pendleton M Brossen, C. Sutherland, and B. Cordaro pin up a French bulletin board. LOWER RIGHT: French Club Officers: President Monica Williams Treasurer Cheryl Capuano. Secretary Yvonne Hayes, Vice-President Nancy Wray, Parliamentarian Georgeanne White. Spanish Club The Spanish Club exists in order to implant some knowledge of the culture of the Spanish-speaking peoples into the minds of its members. The realms of Spanish culture are explored through films, lectures, and festivities whi ch hold some meaning in the lives of the Spanish-speaking peoples. UPPER: 1976 Spanish Club Officers: Lois Herd, President; Sophia Cosse, Secretary; Mrs. Goodwin, Sponsor, Mary Salvail, Vice-President; Gloria Maranto, Trea¬ surer; Mary Friday, Parliamentarian. CENTER LEFT: Members: (left to right) J. White, K. Christ, B Bercs, R. Haynie, S. Apple, M. Kindle, T Kleowdis, E. Hicks, M Brocato, T Milazzo, D Hamm. SECOND ROW: K Quinn, T Ellers, F Lalena, C. Zaffater, L. Valerius, T. Gullo, S. Cathey THIRD ROW T. Alexander, K. Kerlin, M. Sardisco, S. Cloutier, K. Martin, M. Jacobs, M. Shehee. FOURTH ROW S. Davis, B. Fryar, L. Cordaro, M Morgan. B. Mullin, M. McDaniel, R Lombardino. CENTER RIGHT: President Lois Herd prepares dinner for the Three Kings ' Party. LOWER LEFT: Mary Salvail cooks nachos for Fun Fest. LOWER RIGHT: Members: (left to right) FRONT ROW: E. Milazzo, E. Gautier, C. Graves, A. Jones, M Fontaine, S. Love, K Holman, M Marsh, L. Caplis, M Acosta. SECOND ROW: C Alley, K Turk, H McGuire, C Wilkins, M Benard, T Ellers, K Quinn, H. Nixon, S Moore THIRD ROW C. Moffett, M Erny, L. Catanese, S. Terry, P Boersig, J. Cordaro, T. Cosse, R. Cordaro. K. Farris, D Harrington. FOURTH ROW K. Cordaro, C. Pitts, C. Morgan, S. IjeBlanc, D. Dethloff, F. Jacobs. YACA: An Outlet for Creative Talent YACA, Youth Art Council of America, a state-wide chapter, became an official member of Student Council this year. YACA has contributed much to St. Vincent’s including decorations for both football and school activities and its annual distribution of the stu¬ dents’ Christmas mail. YACA also par¬ ticipates in local an shows, and state YACA conventions. YACA provides St. Vincent’s artistic students with an outlet for their creative talents. TOP: YACA Members: S. Apple, B. Byrd, R. Haynes, S. Cloutier, K. Martin, M. Gibson, R. Nasser, T. Kaufman, A. Moody. MIDDLE LEFT: Artists dispose of their competition MIDDLE RIGHT: YACA Officers: Kathy Erwin, Treasurer, Mary Duett, District Governor, Ann Shaw. President, Polly Cook, Vice-President, ns ovtnelli, Secretary, Kathy Martin, Reporter. BOTTOM LEFT: The potter, Polly Cook, concentrates on her wheel. BOTTOM RIGHT YACA Members K. Brodnax. J. Sippel, L. Herd, K. D’Anna, T. Ellers, Y. Hayes, K. Deen, A. Lamb, V. Seal, R. Hagner, T. Merriman. 1 24 Organizations Debate Club Wins With Words Debate, after being defunct for several years, made a remarkable come back. This year’s Debate Club, which is composed completely of novice stu¬ dents, started the year’s efforts in a summer St. Vincent’s workshop. As the club skills developed under the direction of Sr. Patricia, the debaters won five trophies at various tourna¬ ments and engaged in several Jesuit and St. Vincent’s practice debates. TOP: Debate member. Shannon Terry, prepares notccards for upcoming tournament. MIDDLE LEFT: Gndy Norton practices speech for debate during class. MIDDLE RIGHT: (sitting) Nancy Wray, President (standing) Bernadette Cordaro, Secretary, Mary Kay Slusher, Treasurer, (Kris Holman, Vice-President, not pictured). BOTTOM: Debate Members: (sitting) D. Hale, K. Rcch, C. McNicoll, J. Cowan, C. Woodley, L Catancsc, (standing) L Munger, C. Norton, E. Gau¬ tier, S. Terry, R. Cordaro. Organizations 125 Yearbook Class Studies Editorial Techniques Yearbook class is a prerequisite for any member of the Vincentian staff. Under the direction of Sr. Rita, after school instruction is given to enable the future staff members to deal with the various specifics of making a year¬ book. The knowledge acquired in this class has proven valuable throughout the years. UPPER: Yearbook class practices making layouts. MIDDLE LEFT: Future staff members learn essentials for a good yearbook. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sr. Rita instructs D. Wiatt, L. Wilkins, B. Winningham and C. Norton during yearbook class. LOWER: Yearbook class members include LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Ryan, B. Winningham, M. Watkins, C. Garza, D. Wiatt, K. Gaar, V. Provenza, L. Wilkins, E. Home, C. Norton. 126 Organizations Sodality Provides Service to the Community. Sodality is a Catholic youth organization whose purpose lies in the service to, and betterment of, society. This goal is a joint project undertaken by St. Vincent’s and Jesuit students. Their involvement extends from food drives to individual religious growth. This organization is respected and cherished by all who come in contact with its activities. UPPER LEFT: Sodality members for the aca¬ demic year of 1975-76. UPPER RIGHT: Sodality sponsors Fr. Folzenlogan and Fr. Kidwell. LOWER: Jim Schmal Treasurer; Vicki Provenza Secretary; Robert Alford Vice-President; and Linda Edmiston President of Sodality. Organizations 127 Choir: A Year of Song Choir underwent an expansion dur¬ ing the past year. This enlargement was due not only to the interest of the students but also to the fact that study halls were dismissed and three classes of choir were introduced. Under the direction of Miss Melton, the choir has performed on several occasions for the entertainment of the student body. UPPER: Mary Acosta and Polly Selber strike up a conversation between songs. MIDDLE: Members of the 1975-76 St. Vincent’s Choir. LOWER LEFT: Choir members are silent while receiving instructions. LOWER RIGHT: Lisa Angell appears bored with today’s assignment. 1 28 Organizations Science Club Learns Through Experiments Science club strives to promote an interest in science among its members and throughout the school. Activities range from in depth studies in various fields to individual student experi¬ ments. Under the instruction of Mr. Antee, club participants have devel¬ oped particular interest in the chemical aspects of photo-journalism. Science club is indeed a worthwhile catalyst for all those who find science intriguing. UPPER: Science Club Officers: Colleen Murray. Secretary; Tanyia Turner, President; Jean Catanese, Vice-President. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Antce, the Science Club sponsor. MIDDLE RIGHT: International scientists convene at St. Vincent’s. LOWER: Science Club Members: E. Jung, S. Hickey, L. Catanese, M. Meyer, K Martin, R. Nasser, S. Scott, C. Moffit, C. Cowan, D. Waitt, T. Milazzo, E. Milazzo. Organizations 129 SPORTS . . . a time to participate This year sports encompassed various activities. The gymnastics team was an S.V.A. first. Several students excelled in the area of tennis. The avid support of S.V.A. cheerleaders, marchers, and pepsquad was an asset to the Jesuit teams. Sports 1 31 Cheerleaders Promote Flyer Spirit This year’s cheerleaders were six very talented girls who rejuvenated spirit throughout the two schools. A year of very hard work — and many experiences began with summer camp at S.M.U. where the devoted six won several ribbons as well as the top honor, the Spirit Stick. Among their most important responsibilities were the planning of pep rallies, the supervision of painting of banners, and the sell¬ ing of each unique spirit ribbon. UPPER LEFT Keepin’ in step for the 7V76 season UPPER RIGHT Clare Morgan and Karen Pendle¬ ton LOWER LEFT: Head Cheerleader Julie Johnson. LOWER RIGHT: Theresa Gullo, Terri Mitchell, and Felicia Spataro. 132 Sports Sports Marching Squad Spirit Soars To practice several hours each hot August morning and every Tuesday and Thursday during football season requires dedication — and the Flyer- ettes dedicated more time to the 1975 football season than most people real¬ ize. In addition to the half-time enter¬ tainment the precision drill team pro¬ vided, the squad also formed victory lines in the pregame activities, made locker decorations before each game, and decorated the players ' houses for Homecoming. UPPER RIGHT: 1975-76 Marching Squad Offi¬ cers: TOP ROW: Mrs. Gill, Sponsor; Ellen Pay- lor. Lieutenant; Roni Davis, Field Captain; Clara •Cowan, Major; Polly Cook, Drum Captain; Susie Cathey ' , Drum Lieutenant; Mrs. Arabie, Sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Wiener, Lieutenant; Cel¬ este Sutherland, First Lieutenant; Minette Aillet, Lieutenant; Lisa Robinson, Lieutenant. MID¬ DLE LEFT Drummers: TOP ROW : Susie Cathey, Mary Friday, Cindy Apple, Mary Salvail, Julie Sipple. Patti Alberts, Tanyia Turner, Sandra Apple, Polly Cook. BOTTOM ROW Amie Jones. Becky Mullin, Kathy Erwin, Clare Mur¬ ray, Elizabeth Guth, Kathy D’Anna, Debbie Detloff, Shawn Love MIDDLE RIGHT: Drummer Cindy Apple pauses for a break during summer practice. BOTTOM LEFT Mary Kay Slusher and Ellen Jung concentrate on correct form BOTTOM RIGHT: Marchers attempt to learn a new show. 1 34 Sports UPPER LEFT: Marchers, Elizabeth Guth and Marie Howard, attentively watch the football game. UPPER RIGHT: Marching Squad forms J during half-time performance. MIDDLE LEFT: Field Captain, Roni Davis, watches marchers as they learn a new show. MIDDLE RIGHT; 1975 Marching Squad Members: STANDING: D Walton, K. Kerlin, P. Phil¬ lip s, M Gallion, M. Sardisco, M Slusher, A. Rosenzweig, D Harrington. KNEELING: S. Four, B. Cordaro, C. Rushing, G. Maranto, V. Seal, V. Carney, J. Robichcaux, J. Dowden, C. Smith. SITTING. K. Kahden. T. Talley. S Phil¬ lips, D. Ferlito, J. Pistorius, F. Sparto, L Mun- ger, S. Hayden, J. Cowen. STANDING: K. Cor¬ daro, S. Cosse, J. Ballard, J. Wright, Z. Friday, M. Howard, D. Hamm, A. Jones, C. Cook. KNEELING. M Briemr, C Brocato, L. Caplis, T Warren. M. Brocato, K. Cotter, M. Meyer, A Gautier, E. Jung SITTING: S Welter. M Acosta, P. Cascio, B. Mcjunkins, T. Ellers, C. Pitts, P. Cooper, G. Tilbury, T. Cush. Sports 1 35 Pep Squad Boosts Spirit Freshman involvement and dedication inevitably begins before the school year with participation in the pep squad. Several meetings during the summer got these girls acquainted with their duties. Once the football season began, members helped the cheerleaders paint banners, which decorated the stadiums. Their constant enthusi¬ asm and support from the stands contributed greatly to a successful season. MIDDLE LEFT: 1975-76 Pep Squad Officers: TOP TO BOTTOM Joan Badzik, Secretary- Treasurer; Marti White. Assistant Officer; Kelly Turk. Co-captain, Rosie Cordaro, Captain MID¬ DLE RIGHT: Joan Badzik, Secretary-Treasurer of the Pep Squad, asks Cheerleader Karen Pen¬ dleton about the next game. BOTTOM LEFT: Freshman Marilyn Cordaro showed much spirit during pep squad season BOTTOM RIGHT: 1975 Pep Squad Members: TOP ROW: Penny Cailleteau. Tina Cosse, Karen Christ, Mary Deal, Julie Cordaro, Debbe CowcL Anita Allor, Lauren Cotter. MIDDLE ROW Kelly Brock, Crystal Crew, Mary Black, Cammie Alley, Sharon Davis, Pamela Donaldson, Nancy Doran. BOTTOM ROW Marilyn Cordaro, Lynn Baker, Beverly Beres, Theresa Alexander, Cathy Catanese, Susan Apple. 136 Sports 1975 Pep Squad Members STANDING: J Pro- cell, K Selber, S. Scott, P Sclbcr, K Paylor. E. Pachankis, S Poindexter. KNEELING: J. White. C Miller, D. Miller. B. Palmer, L Tig- ges. SITTING: L. Valerius, E. Milazzo, L San- tont. B Wiener, D Turoski, V. Stakes. TOP RIGHT: Pep Squad Member, Jenny Lions, con¬ fused about instructions. MIDDLE LEFT: Viva cious Pep Squad Members cheer the team on to victory. MIDDLE RIGHT: Civilian or soldier. ' ” BOTTOM LEFT: If she says that one more time ” BOTTOM RIGHT: STANDING: A. Metzgar, K. Farris, L Lewis, C. Graves. K Katzenstein, L. Laf argue, J Methvin KNEEL¬ ING. J. Lyons, K. Lemark, C. Marley, L Lind¬ sey, R Hayne, M. Jacobs, L. Koonce. SITTING: D McDonald, L Head. F Holland. K Hielman, L. McKee, R. Gaar Sports 137 New Head Coach Has Good Season Coach Tony Catanese began his career as head coach of the Jesuit Flyers with a profitable season. After four straight losses, the Snoopy Spirit clung to each player, and with pride and hard work, the Big Blue once again flew ' on to victory. Despite many injuries, Jesuit finished the year by advancing to the District 1-AAA Play-offs. UPPER RIGHT Make that point! MIDDLE LEFT Shall wc give up now or wait till it’s over? MIDDLE RIGHT: Where are you? BOTTOM 1975 Jesuit Football Team: SITTING: Coach Rinaudo, B. Raines, R Burroughs, D. Taylor, B Roctcn, F. Cicero, M. Hebert, D. Williams, M Fess, S. Terracina, R. Fredieu, R. Mondello, M. LeBlanc, C. Fox, S. Slagle. SECOND ROW: Coach Thompson, G. Page, D. Haynie, J. Marshall, C. McKnight, F. Johnson, V. Glorioso, B. Doran, M. Watts, T. Bullock, S. Scott, W Lamb, G. Mack, M. Griffin, Coach Engelke. THIRD ROW: Coach Sardisco, G. Miller, S. Thornton, P. Cordaro, J Pineda, s! Pumillio, C Moore, G. Raines, J. Murray, C. Thomas, K. Kelly, P. Davis, J. Papa. K Rocten, Fr Johnson, Coach Mondello. FOURTH ROW: Head Coach Catanese, F Prest, R Murray, C. Camp, P. Cancilleri, W. Chandler, P Mitchell, K. Bowles, J. Tuminello, S. Solomon, J. Bilberry, J. Milazzo, D Alexander, M Tanner, K Theo, Coach Carlisle. 138 Sports District Record 4-1 Season Record 5-6 Jesuit .. .0 Jesuit .. .7 Jesuit. ..,7 Jesuit .. .0 Jesuit . .17 Jesuit .17 Jesuit. . .42 Jesuit .. .6 Jesuit. .. .7 Jesuit . .14 Jesuit .. .7 Airline 14 Bossier ... 32 Southwood 13 Springhill . 23 Green Oaks .6 Ruston 0 North wood .0 Byrd.9 Haughton . .0 North Caddo 0 Wossman 19 TOP: Well coach told us to hit him. MIDDLE: KNEELING: Coach Mondcllo, Coach Rinaudo, Coach Thompson. STANDING: Coach Car¬ lisle, Head Coach Catanesc, Coach Engelke. LOWER LEFT: Twenty more yards then maybe a touchdown LOWER RIGHT: Which end do you want? Sports 1 39 Basketball Revives School Spirit During prescason games, an onlooker would have thought the Blue and White” Spirit terminated with the football season. However, S.V.A. cheerleaders were found whip¬ ping up enthusiasm, and roaring fans soon packed the Jesuit bleachers. Although Carlisle’s Cagers came out on the short end of the won-lost col¬ umn, basketball games provided one of the most popular breaks in the school week monotony. TOP RIGHT: Mike LindJey and Gil Goodrich show extreme concentration during game. MID¬ DLE LEFT: Chris Ward puts one in for Jesuit dispite the opposition. BOTTOM RIGHT: All for one and one for all!” 140 Sports 1975-76 Season Record 10-17 Jesuit 57 Southwood 88 Jesuit 53 Airline 85 Jesuit 67 Woodlawn 92 Jesuit 55 Byrd 68 Jesuit 68 Huntington 82 Jesuit 62 Parkway 66 Jesuit 51 Coushatta 34 Jesuit 68 Notre Dame 48 Jesuit 63 Huntington 71 Jesuit 68 Gibsland-Coleman 56 Jesuit 39 Wossman 38 Jesuit 27 Haughton 65 Jesuit 50 Byrd 88 Jesuit 106 Notre Dame 31 Jesuit 62 Zwolle 79 Jesuit 47 Fair Park 46 Jesuit 60 Ashland 51 Jesuit 39 Haughton 58 Jesuit 45 Ruston 64 Jesuit 42 Northwood 49 Jesuit 56 Springhill 46 Jesuit 59 North Caddo 61 Jesuit 58 Haughton 78 Jesuit 52 Ruston 71 Jesuit 70 Northwood 60 Jesuit 88 Springhill 84 Jesuit 48 North Caddo 59 TOP LEFT: 1976 Flyer basketball scores. TOP RIGHT: Clement Fox goes in for a layup. BOTTOM LEFT: Jesuit Flyer Basketball Team: D. Williams, C. Ward, C. Fox, S. Bicknell, L Cowel, D. Pullman, M. Morrison, M. McCarthey, M. Lindley, G. Goodrich, J. Springmeyer, C. McMullen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gil Good¬ rich makes his DEFENSE.” Sports 141 Tennis Team The varsity tennis squad, anchored by a stalwart Freshman Foursome back¬ ing the experienced Junior and Senior members, portend continued success on area courts. The many hours of tennis practice are necessary for the kind of performance this squad enjoys. 142 sports The S.V.A. Net Set: Racqueteers in Contention for State TOP LEFT: The agony of defeat. TOP RIGHT: Elizabeth Guth and Laura Ann Dailey enter the court prepared for victory. MIDDLE LEFT: Congratulations are said by Julie Sippel and Kelly Quinn after a close match. MIDDLE RIGHT: Coach, Mrs. Sippel, distributes applica¬ tions for an upcoming tournament. LOWER LEFT: Lauren Kouns portrays Elvis Presley on the court. LOWER RIGHT: Lauren Cotter leaves for the Garland, Texas tennis tournament. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER RIGHT: The water cooler provides a refreshing break for hot, thirsty players. MIDDLE LEFT: Lauren Cotter, number one on the team, demonstrates her ace serve. MIDDLE RIGHT: So THAT’S a tennis ball! BOTTOM LEFT: The 1976 Tennis Team: STANDING: L Hawes, J. Sippel, L Kouns, L Cotter, E. Guth, Mrs. Sippel, Coach. KNEEL¬ ING: L Dailey, A. Quinn, K. D’Anna, J. Bal lard. SITTING: R. Lewis, A. Prince, K. Quinn. Sports 143 Gymnastics Team: Better a Flip Than a Flop This year a new competitive sport was initiated at S.V.A. The developing gymnastics team, under the direction of Mr. Jerry Antee, spent hours perfecting their skills. Hopefully, the gymnastics team will continue its growth at St. Vincent’s and will remain an asset to the participants. UPPER RIGHT: Members: TOP ROW: Sharon Lex, Robin Haynie. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Deal. Martha McKmskie, Tami Bone UPPER LEFT Mr Antee offers his assistance to Tami. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Antee lends a helping hand. LOWER LEFT: Members demonstrate limberness 144 Sports Softball Team: SVA Girls Are a Diamond ' s Best Friend The softball team at St. Vincent’s plays in a city league comprised of other high school teams. The team, coached by Mrs. Gill, practiced exten¬ sively in preparation for their games. Such efforts in the past resulted in the championship title, an honor the team would like to renew in the 1976 season. Even after hot afternoon practices, the team spirit remains strong. UPPER LEFT: Members of the 1976 Softball Team: STANDING: Bernadette Cordaro, Patti Alberts, Denise Hamm, Mrs. Gill, coach; Mary Salvail, Tem Mitchell, Evelyn Smith. KNEELING: Barbi Beres, Becky Hamm, Beverly Beres, Julie Cordaro, Laura Symoniak, Renee Hagner, and Sharon Davis. Sports 145 STUDENT LIFE . . . a time to live 146 Student Life Time — what’s time? — I don’t ever seem to have any, so I’ve forgotten what it is” remarked one senior. Although school was out earlier than in previous years, the lack of study halls made the day seem longer and made the academic schedule appear harder for many students. Many felt academic pressures and competition were increasing. During lunch periods, breaks, and any other free time, many tried to cast aside their problems and enjoy birthdays, assemblies, gossip, friends, and all other things that make S.V.A. student life special. Student Life 147 Life at SVA is a Conglomeration UPPER RIGHT: Mary SaJvail doing last minute preparations for the Washington Close-Up jour¬ ney. MIDDLE LEFT: An International student, Janeth Rodriguez from San Salvador, experiences life at SVA. MIDDLE: Freshmen enjoy their 30 minutes of free time. LOWER RIGHT: An art room still-life: Ann Shaw and Kathy Erwin. 148 Student Life of Different People, Changing Ideas and Certain Clicks UPPER LEFT: Sanh and Huong enjoying an American tradition, the 30 minute lunch. MID¬ DLE LEFT: Sherry Cloutier in a conservatory cubical. MIDDLE: A passerby view of true class¬ room participation. MIDDLE RIGHT: Tanyia Turner listens attentively in Economics. LOWER LEFT: Polly, Judy, Margaret, and Marty — The Monday LUNCH BUNCH. Student Life 149 Daily We Are Met With Ardor and Enthusiasm r UPPER LEFT: Misty Jacobs taken by surprise at her election of Class Favorite. UPPER RIGHT: Vikki Pruvenza, the Statue of Liberty, is surrounded by early Americans. LOWER LEFT: Lauren Kouns coaches Mrs. Arabie at the piano. LOWER RIGHT: Marilyn Cordaro in a 2:15 escape. 150 Student Life and Also Confronted With Monotony and Apethy UPPER LEFT: Nancy Woodring babysits sixth period. UPPER RIGHT: A portrait in chalk. LOWER LEFT: A lone student awaits her ride home. LOWER RIGHT: APATHY? Student Life 151 UPPER RIGHT: Bernadette Cordaro struggles with her books at 8:00. UPPER LEFT: Liz Bums spends a part of her day as operator of the SVA switchboard. LOWER RIGHT: Sophomores quench their thirst at the water fountain. 152 Student Life 6 Classes, a 15 Minute Break, and Vi Hour for Lunch — 5 Days a Week UPPER LEFT: Nancy Wray’s daily nap. MIDDLE LEFT: A jug of wine, a loaf of bread — what more is there to SVA lunch? MIDDLE: My locker com¬ bination is. . . LOWER LEFT: 2:15, a mass exodus. Student Life 153 We ' re Always Aware of Time UPPER RIGHT: The Past is recreated by these sophomores. MIDDLE LEFT: Gymnastics is more than just a PE class. MIDDLE: Rebecca Chandler relaxes before leaving for retreat. LOWER RIGHT: A time to destroy is replaced by a time to build. 154 Student Life Student Life at SVA — UPPER RIGHT: Jill Ballard and Katie Butler pause before entering Washington. MIDDLE: Ann Lamb roams the halls during her sixth period class. LOWER RIGHT: Jean Catanese slurps at the foyer fountain while Kris Holman stands waiting. 156 Student Life UPPER LEFT: Tina Cush settles in for a lunch time chat. UPPER RIGHT: Jayne Ann Pistorious places an ornament on the Christmas tree. LOWER LEFT: Nancy’ Parsons makes use of the Suggestion Box. LOWER RIGHT: Pat Weiner escorts two Colonial ladies, Mary Friday and Clare Morgan. Student Life 157 We Make the Most of It Advertisements . . . 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The Vincentian Staff can never adequately thank those who have so generously supported our publication. And nor can we say too much about the dedi¬ cated efforts of those S.V.A. students who scraped .and wheetled and cajoled and finally amassed the following advertisements. Advertisements 159 To the Seniors, especially Lisa, Theresa, Tina, and Jean, who stand ready to fly into womanhood. May God bless your flight with peace, joy, and happiness. With love Rick Colbert YOUNG BIRD FLY AWAY A sparrow flies and the mother cries in the night. It ' s the young bird ' s first try — Simple, fluttering flight. The young girl cries and a mother sighs in the night. Who knows the reason now — Be it hunger or fright? Mourning dove flies and the mother cries in the night. Awkwardness turns to grace In swift and gliding flight. The young girl cries and a mother sighs in the night. Teenage love ' s so cruel — Tears that stain faces bright. An eagle flies and the mother cries in the night. Grown bird gone forever In freedom — searching flight. The young girl cries and a mother sighs in the night. Things of childhood vanish — A woman ' s born tonight. H. R. COLBERT, JR. copyright, 1973 SAINT JOHN BERCHMANS CHURCH SALVAGE SHREVEPORT, LA 5002 Jefferson-Paige Rd. Across From Holiday Inn West P.O. Box 9056 Phone 318 636 5182 Shreveport, La. 161 HOUSE OF 0 SAN FRANCISCO fZA) TOWN COUNTRY OF SHREVEPORT, INC. CAR AND TRUCK REPAIRS NEW AND USED PARTS STARTERS AND GENERATORS WE BUY OLD CARS — BURNT CARS — WRECKED CARS REALTORS GATTI ' S WRECKING YARD 7150 Mansfield Road, Shreveport-, La. 71108 Phone 686 5211 USED TIRES — BATTERIES — RADIATORS — WHEELS % Compliments of FIL-A-PAK WHEN YOU ' RE PART OF THE FINEST 3142 North Market Shreveport, La. IT ' S HARD TO BE HUMBLE. RUBENSTEIN ' S INC. Downtown, Heart of Bossier and South Park Mall 162 COMPLIMENTS OF The Shreveport Progressive NEWT ' S PO-BOY MART 525 Louisiana Ave., Shreveport, La. THE HOME OF DELICIOUS PO BOYS —STEW, REDBEANS + RICE CHILI AND GUMBO Phone:222-8902 PRUDHOMME ' S PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY For Sitters in Hospitals and Homes Call 221 -5921 • Twenty Four Hour Service Trained by Licensed Practical Nurses Business Men s Assurance JOHN J. LONG, CLU Branch Manager 2620 Centenary Business Center Suite 240 Phone 221-5746 Shreveport, Louisiana 71104 Compliments to all at Saint Vincents. American Bank AND TRUST COMPANY Member FDIC Florence Camus 163 Best Wishes to the Bicentennial Class of 76 Dr. and Mrs. Louis C. Pendle+on Best Wishes: BERG MECHANICAL, INC. 531 W. 61st 865-8446 Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning DOWNTOWN UPTOWN SHREVECITY SUNSET VILLAGE BOSSIER CENTER coming soon . . . ST. VINCENT ' S MALL SPURLIN ' S INTERSTATE EXXON 5109 Monkhouse Dr. Shreveport, La. Phone 631-3629 AATCO AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 437 North Market Shreveport, Louisiana DENNIS WILLINGHAM Owner Phone 221-2619 FLOURNOY JEWELERS 519 Marshall Street Phone 22 I -061 3 4 s V MID-CITY PHARMACY, INC. Service for the Sick !509 LineAve. 221-7155 Shreveport, La. Thanks to SVA Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herd Compliments of: CHARLES R. HENINGTON Assessor — Caddo Parish 166 Phone 868 0947 FLORA STUDIO FLORAL DESIGNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS — GIFT ITEMS — GERTRUDE G. DAVIS, Owner 192 Pennsylvania Ave. Horticulturist Shreveport, La. Compliments of SNOW, MOORE MEARS INSURANCE AGENCY PO Box 7217 Shreveport, La. 71107 Phone 221-4268 Caddo Office Supplies A DIVISION OF ZETCO, INC. 429 CROCKETT STREET TEL. 318 222-0998 p. O. BOX 286 SHREVEPORT, LO UISIANA 71162 OFFICE FURNISHINGS AND INTERIOR DESIGNS Joe Ferris Vice President of Zetco, Inc Burns International Security Service Feducia and Clark Grocery BEST WISHES N. B. STOER, REALTOR 620 Market Street Shreveport, Louisiana 71101 Harold K. Quinn CLU LIN PARK — LAKEWOOD VILLAGE MOBILE HOME PARKS 9000 Linwood — Phone — 686-7237 fi OBEBT S, SlG-AR Si TOBACCO Sj3k.JH.fe, OF SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 851 Hope Street DISTRIBUTORS — FINE CIGARS WHOLESALERS TELEPHONE 222 8334 Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Candies and Smokers’ Articles P.O. BOX 284 Shreveport, Louisiana 71162 168 F B DENTAL LABORATORY 1010 Pierre Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana 71103 arker OF HOUSTON SCHOOL AND CAREER FASHIONS 171 7 West Webster • P.O. Box I 3469 Houston, Texas 77019 713 528 1511 mb. Come over to First Tim First national Bank OF SHREVEPORT the Bank with a Persona I Touch! 169 ■ LAMPS OC ■(HCTRIC Co. 1302 LOUISIANA ST. TELEPHONE 424 4406 PIONEER BANK AND TRUST CO. (the money place) Compliments of A FRIEND AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS Compliments of RUDY BADZIK Owner Downtown: 72 I Louisiana Ave. 222 0625 Southwest: 3210 West 70th Street 686-7151 CADDO COFFEE AND CAFE SUPPLY CO. Phone: 318—861-2742 203 Milam Street Phone 424-5339 MARAK REALTY SHREVEPORT GYMNASTIC SUPPLY CO. Supplier of All Types of Gymnastic Uniforms and Equipment Pep Squad Cheerleader FRANK PERNICI JR. 2410 Line Ave. Owner Shreveport, La. 71105 171 Congratulations SENIORS of 76 Mr. and Mrs. Vince D ' Anna and Mr. John R. Fulco TOMMIES NOVELTY Juke Boxes — Pool Tables Compliments of JESUIT ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Salutes and Thanks, St. Vincent ' s Student Body for Spirit and Support during the 1975-1976 School Year. MR. AND MRS. JEAN M. ROBICHEAUX FAIRFAX GROCERY MARKET 173 hmieport journal Read 1+ Daily For ALL the News — Local and Statewide National and International Phone 323-4984 Best Wishes to KAREN PENDLETON For Dependable and Economic Service — Go to — JOE PENDLETON TEXACO SERVICE STATION • Service With A Smile • I I I I Desiard St. Monroe, La. Trust Your Car With the Man Who Wears the Star JEAN M. ROBICHEAUX WILDCAT EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Suite I 102 Petroleum Tower Shreveport, Louisiana 71 101 174 TRAINING SERVICES COMPANY, INC. MANAGEMENT AND TRAINING Consultants: Charles C. Hawes, )r. L. Ray Pritchard 3942 Southern Ave. Shreveport, La. 71106 Compliments of ■ | Porter’s rfl ■JCleaners 1 1 SOUTHERN RESEARCH CO. The sign of Professional Dry Cleaning” 276 SOUTHFIELD ROAD. SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA 71105 BUSINESS SECURITY AND INVESTIGATION Compliments of BOSSIER CITY GENERAL HOSPITAL TRANSCONTINENTAL OIL CORPORATION % BRUECKNER ' S PHOTOGRAPHY All types of School Photos, Wedding, Portraits, Student ' s black and white printing — 1 2 price. Compliments of A MOSLEY ' S GREENACRE DRUG 2202 Benton Road Bossier City 176 WARDLAW ' S MEAT MARKET 3008 W. 70th — 686 8040 910 E. 70th — 869-3231 THOMAS MATTHEWS President Congratulations to the Graduating Class 1976 From D ' ANNA BROS. PRODUCE COMPANY, INC. Phone:424-3265 90 Market St. Shreveport, La. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. GEORGE S. FRANKLIN REDRIVER SANITORS Compliments of JAMES M. GOSLIN Sheriff of Caddo Parish Compliments of FRED WILSON DRILLING CO., INC. TRANS GULF We Carry A Complete Line Of Used Tires PETROLEUM CORPORATION BRIDWELL 746 4528 TIRE SERVICE 6308 Linwood Shreveport, La. 71106 Jv ' X— 1 (W C. C. BRIDWELL Bus. 868 5613 Res. 636-1360 7300 MANSFIELD ROAD 178 To the students of Saint Vincent ' s Academy, we extend our best wishes and support for a most successful year. VERTAC, INC. W-K-M BREWSTER WELLHEAD CO. 740 N. Market Phone: 424-3254 P.O. Drawer 1095 (Area Code 3 18) Shreveport, La. Cable Brewster 71 163 PRODUCTS OF CREATIVE ENGINEERING CHUCK SNYDER ' S PHARMACY 3910 Youree Drive 3 I 76 North Market Phone 865-5131 Phone 221-6175 2502 Jewella Road Phone 635-051 I SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA (Jhe hreneport (Jime 105th Year as a Daily and Sunday Newspaper Established as a Weekly in 1839 ST. JUDE ' S CATHOLIC CHURCH AND BENTON MISSION Phone 22 I 9293 C S AMUSEMENT COMPANY THE BEST OF COIN OPERATED MACHINES AND SERVICE 300 Pierre Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana Owner: BILLY CATANESE DOMESTIC OIL PRODUCERS, INC. 1250 Grimmett Drive Shreveport, Louisiana 71107 181 MARK F. PREDDY, President BODY WORKS SHREVEPORT. LA 6401 Westport Dr. on 1-20 West P.O. Box 9056 Phone 687-4010 Shreveport, La. 182 Compliments of Nancy, Betsy, Holly, Ginger, Kate, and Jennifer Forbing. HOLLAND JAMES, INC. I I 55 McKinley Avenue P.O. Box 7361 Shreveport, Louisiana 71107 Phone AC 3 18—222-8601-2 MILL AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT AND SPECIALTIES JOEC. HOLLAND 1904 Lee Street Bossier City, La. 71010 Phone 742 5004 PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA RONALD G. HARLOW 2924 Knight St. Suite 3 18 Shreveport, La. 71105 Phone:861-2447 AIRLINE FOOD MARKET Batteries Tires Mobil Compliments of KELLER ' S LAKESHORE SERVICE CENTER 3940 Lakeshore Dr. Shreveport, La. CHARLES C. KELLER Phone 635 4007 DR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. RUSHING HORN ROSS PLUMBERS Ayers Graduates May Be Found In Prestigious Jobs Everywhere AYERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Town House Shreveport CAIN ' S ANTIQUES Phone 222-2497 — 455 Riverside Dr. BOSSIER CITY, LA. 71010 Specializing in 18th Century Furniture and Accessories 183 Compliments of ST. JOHN ' S PARISH FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Parishioners can save and borrow 184 WALTONS ' SOUTHWEST COAL ENERGY COMPANY 1313 Centenary Shreveport, Louisiana 71 101 Philip H. Parsons, President BALLARD ' S INC. BOSSIER CITY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL NO. 4873 GOODWIN T.V. SERVICE DON HATHAWAY Your Commissioner KOKA Radio I550kc The Soul-Sound of Shreveport JEWELLA STYLE SHOP 3030 Jewella Rd. GOOD LUCK LAMB CHOPS! PENDLETON HARBOR HOMESITES Marina, Mo+el Toledo Bend BILL HUNTER FLORIST Best Wishes to Texas Side of Pendle+on Bridge JEAN CATANESE SENIOR 76 SINCE 1915 RICHARDSON ' S PLUMBING¬ AIRCONDITIONING INC. PEP SQUAD MEMBERS — 1975-1976 1 . Sissy Alexander 46. Sharon Lex 2. Cammie Alley 47. Leeane Lindsay 3. Anita Allor 48. Laurie Lobel 4. Susan Apple 49. Jenny Lyons 5. Yvonne Austin 50. Deborah McDonald 6. Joan Badzik 51. Lucia McKee 7. Beverly Beres 52. Cheryl Marley 8. Mary Jane Black 53. Amy Metger 9. Tammy Bone 54. Julie Methvin 10 . Kellie Brock 55. Nancy Metz II. Lynn Buker 56. Elizabeth Milazzo 12 . Penny Cailleteau 57. Cathy Miller 13. Cathy Catanese 58. Dawn Miller 14. Karen Christ 59. Martha Morgan 15. Lisa Connors 60. Elaine Pachankis 16. Julie Cordaro 61. Barbara Palmer 17. Marilyn Cordaro 62. Kathleen Paylor 18. Rosy Cordaro 63. Susan Poindexter 19. Tina Cosse 64. Ann Prince • 20. Lauren Cotter 65. Julie Procell 21. Debbie Cowel 66. Alison Quinn 22. Crystal Crew 67. Lisa Santone 23. Tiki Cush 68. Suzette Scott 24. Sharron Davis 69. Kim Selber 25. Mary Deal 70. Polly Selber 26. Lee Ann DeCharles 71. Valerie Stakes 27. Pamela Donaldson 72. Julie Sutherland 28. Nancy Doran 73. Laura Symoniak 29. Tammy Eakes 74. Shannon Terry 30. Mary Virginia Evans 75. Patrice Theo 31. Karen Farris 76. Lydia Tigges 32. Rachel Gaar 77. Kelly Turk 33. Ellen Gautier 78. Dianne Turoski 34. Cecilia Graves 79. Laura Valerius 35. Robin Hanie 80. Julie White 36. Leslie Head 81. Marty White 37. Karen Heilman 82. Betty Wiener 38. Felicia Holland 83. Suzie Wise 39. Misty Jacobs 84. Christine Zaffater 40. Karen Katzenstein 41. Laura Kirspel 42. Lisa Koonce 43. Lisa LaFargue Snoopy 44. Kim Lemack Head of Pep Squad 45. Laurie Lewis Officers Best Wishes to the Seniors of ' 76 WESTERN PAPER CO. ' Everything for the Printer 221-5294 ONE HOUR Certifies THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING YOU WERE GREAT IN 1975-76! THE NOLAND ' S BOSSIER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 2284 Barksdale Blvd. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL 742 6344 Owner: JIMMIE CASCIO Residence 3249 Caroline Drive Bossier City, La. (318) 746-7480 Life, Health, Group Insurance Annuities, Pension Plans SGLI Conversions 4ltMUf6 TVeU ttt t DON ' S DANIEL DAN ACOSTA Sales Representative NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 900 Mid South Towers, Shreveport, La. 71 101 (318) 222 4143 )100 MlG«lA 0 � ONl U5 0 1 SHtEVCPOM. LOUISIANA 71104 Also in LAFAYETTE • BEAUMONT • BATON ROUGE MORGAN CITY • NEW ORLEANS Compliments of J. Pat Beaird STANDARD PLUMBING HEATING CO. ROTOR ROOTER SEWER SERVICE 2001 Marshall St. 424-7711 Shreveport, La. 71 101 KICKAPOO RESTAURANT enengY managemenT For a bmgHT FUTURe THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD 24 Hour Service 2141 East Texas Street at Benton Road Bossier City, Louisiana 71010 4 � , M Compliments of LYNNE, LAURA, LANA, CHUCK, CHAD, CHRIS, MOMMIE, DADDY, AND SWEETIE PIE BRIDWELL Seniors of ' 78! Compliments of MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS 335 Montgomery Street Shreveport, La. MODERN IRON WORKS, INC. DAIRY KING Home of Crosby Sawmill Machinery Shreveport, Louisiana 4504 Mansfield Road Phone 631-3232 Hamburgers — Fried Chicken — Shakes Call-In Orders Owned by MR. AND MRS. J. A. HUDE 193 dianne roper 720 azalea drive phone (3 18) 861-0108 shreveport, louisiana 71106 Your Host: SAMMY SPATARO Our Dining Rooms Serve the Finest Steaks and Seafoods FRIDAY SPECIAL: Boiled Shrimp — All You Can Eat, $3.50 Served I 1:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. STUDIO STEAK HOUSE 2565 E. Texas Bossier City Mf IC PHARMACY YOU ALWAYS COME OUT WAY AHEAD AT MEDICS! 11 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS. 194 Compliments of GENERAL MACHINE WORKS, INC. DESIGN ENGINEERING AND SPECIAL MACHINERY Machine, Tool and Die, and Industrial Maintenance Telephone 424-5273 Mobile YJ7-4256 250 Montgomery Shreveport, L ouisiana 71107 R. H. MARTIN T M. BROOKS 195 Office 222-0601 Home 222-5339 HAROLD M. TERRY Chief Criminal Deputy The LANE BUILDING CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN OFFICES Marshall at Milam 222 2022 FURNITURE AND DECORATING SERVICE • AIR CONDITIONING • APPLIANCES •SHEET METAL 1 •ROOFING PLUMBING • PAINTING • HEATING a, A w VVORK BY P. O. BOX 5494 DAY - 746-1647 EXPERT CRAFTSMEN • BOSSIER CITY, LOUISIANA • NIGHT - 747-1647 Interiors, Inc. 5747 Youree Drive Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 Ph. 318 868 5331 196 Compliments of Mrs. E. E. Allen MARELL INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS • repondez a I ' appel • SAN JUAN SWIMMING POOLS BY RIVIERA OF LOUISIANA Phone (318)861-1579 1046 Shreveport-Barlcsdale Hwy. Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 TYPISTS • SECRETARIES • FILE CLERKS ALL OFFICE SKILLS JEAN SIMPSON TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT Telephone 869-3494 WE’RE HOME FOLKS kt ty s Q8rass, 9c. {Rattan t 902 £. 70 lA . ft f76 iAw ( e ter 026 Kt t Tinvet Mutt lAnrtxporf, a 7 f 06 Ao+urr 6df. J5� 7 OfO jfa 70S 0 .06 J 9 90 s 2249 t6 9 9 742 - 2 f .06 604 976-0792 UNION SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 532 Champ Clark Street Shreveport, Louisiana Rov. E. P. Wimberly, Pastor WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Chairman of Trustee Bd. 197 Louis Sicard, Jr. and Family IMAGE WEAR b y rollins 180 North Street Tetersboro, NJ. 07608 Supplier of St. Vincent ' s Academy Blazer INC. SOUTHLAND PRINTING CO. SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Compliments of WECO TIRE DISTRIBUTORS Phone 424-7121 JOECORDARO 101 Fannin St. Asst.-Manager Shreveport, La. 71 101 Tm Os TEMNIS WocKCT 6014 Line Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana 71 106 Dr. Richard A. Fox LOUISIANA BANK TRUST Compliments of SCHUMPERT MEDICAL CENTER i¥eUen YOUNG FASHION For 40 Years . . . Dining Headquarters of the Ark-La-Tex There ' s A Reason! Seafood Steaks Italian Food Bank Americard American Express — Diner ' s Carte Blanche Cocktails Closed Mondays BROCATO ' S RESTAURANT Phone 865-2352 189 East Kings Highway Southfield at Youree 199 WESTERN ELECTRIC: We’re Part of the Bell System . . . The story of the invention of the telephone begins officially on the night of March 10, 1876: Mr. Wat¬ son, come here; I want to see you! These historic words, the first sentence ever transmitted over an electric telephone, were uttered by Alexander Graham Bell when he accidentally spilled acid on his clothes. The acid was part of the transmission apparatus, called the Liquid Telephone ; the receiver was a tuned reed. From the beginning, the telephone has grown to become a necessary part of everyday life. In 1976, the Bell System has nearly 120 million telephones in service. Worldwide, there are about 350 million tele¬ phones in service, 99.5 per cent of which can be easily reached by the Bell System. Western Electric The Shreveport Works of Western Electric plays a significant role in the telephone story. Right here in Shreveport, we manufacture over half of all new telephone sets for the Bell System, giving our city the distinction of being the Telephone Capital of the World. Our 5,400 employees will continue to provide South Central Bell and the other Bell companies with quality telephones and related equipment. Western Electric ' s Shreveport Works: We ' re part of the Bell System . . . We make things that bring people closer. 200 DRAUGHON BUSINESS COLLEGE Dependable Since 1891 — 85 Years Phone 422-5778 427 Edwards St. In the Petroleum Tower Bldg. Shreveport, La. 71 101 BEAUTY MARY JO NAUS BEAUTY CONSULTANT Compliments of GOODRICH OIL COMPANY No Woman need ever look 40!” 920 ONTARIO PHONE 865-1450 SHREVEPORT, LA SHREVE-CITY BAR-B- 1236 Shreveport-Barksdale Hwy. Shreveport-, Louisiana 71104 Phone 861-4796 Fine Jewelers Since 1930 Pierremont Mall • South Park Mall Shreveport Phone (318) 868-4481 Also Baton Rouge • Lafayette 258 Ashley Shreveport, La. 71105 Bus. 221-7337 or 424 2381 Res. 865 8293 fan ny - j rW i - l.artfr disimils ti fur ml pait ' iatf gills, jwlrt Si ; li l.iu- Unit Tkr Sprit; Lake Hall GOOD SAMARITAN FUNERAL HOME, INC. 0 — 100 Years of Age Eligible We Sell All Type Policies — Burial and Cash We Honor All Security Industrial Policies and All Other Valid Burial Policies JOHNNY DAVIS, JR. 2200 Laurel St. General Manager Shreveport, La. 201 © 1302 Shreveport Barksdale Hwy. 7000 Mansfield Rd. 3610 Greenwood Rd. 1910 North Market 1-F h- Swims, We Sel I li (is 746 Edgemont Shreveport, La. 71 106 Seafood. Co. _ _ - m � M97HawnAve. PRO rower MOWer Shreveport, La. TT = flo 4225 Pro Street Shreveport, La. 203 GATES BRIDAL SHOPPE FORMAL GOWNS TUXEDO RENTALS ' v_ N 2007 Airline Drive X ' v- 6206 Mansfield Road Bossier City, La. yi ' V V Shreveport, La. 746 7629 J J 631-3576 LOVE will teach us all things: but we must learn how to win love; it is got with difficulty: it is a possession dearly bought with much labo r and in long time; for one must love not sometimes only, for a passing moment, but always. To the one I love. WEF by Fyodor Dostoevsky ji- -V.. ! v j Compliments of CLARKES JEWELERS GILSON ' S SHOP 1628 Fairfield 2839 Summer Grove Broadmoor Shopping Center 3916 Youree Drive • Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 Phone 865-5658 204 When you specify Somner, specialists in fluid handling systems, you get 24-hour service on your requirements from all of our eleven sales and service offices serving the Gulf offshore and land-based operations throughout the Southern United States. A supplier of reciprocating, centrifugal and rotary pumping systems, our total service facility designs, fabricates and installs equipment to handle all types of fluids, including crude oil, refined products, LP-Gas, fuel oil, glycol, lean oil and all types of hydrocarbons. Also applications for saltwater disposal, water-flooding and fire pump systems. 24-HOUR SERVICE J SALES and SERVICE OFFICES and WAREHOUSING FACILITIES for OFF-SHELF MATERIALS and SUPPLIES Q MAIN OFFICE: 6913 Westport Avenue • Post Office Box 82 • Shreveport. Louisiana 71161 • Telephone (318) 687-7750 HOUMA. LOUISIANA • NEW ORLEANS (METAIRIE). LOUISIANA • BR00KHAVEN. MISSISSIPPI • TINSLEY. MISSISSIPPI • TULSA OKLAHOMA • OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA • ODESSA. TEXAS • CORPUS CHRISTI. TEXAS • HOUSTON. TEXAS • KILGORE. TEXAS 205 WLENNOXl I THE PAYNE CO. MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR AREA WIDE WILKINSON CARPET SALES FLOOR SERVICE PLUMBING • HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING 3000 Jewella P. O. Box 9130 Shreveport, Louisiana 71109 Samples Shown by Appointment in Home Office 14 Years Experience SALES • INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS Inlaid Vinyl (Linoleum) — Counter Tops (Formica) We Install All Floor Materials Bank Terms Available PAUL WILKINSON — Owner BANKAMERICARD — MASTER CHARGE CUBAN LIQUOR LINE CO. INC. 1009 Windsor Dr. 687-0091 Artie Ice Says: Supporta Super Snoopy Season 206 J. WESLEY DOWLING AND ASSOCIATES INC. 4 OFFICES Residential and Commercial Real Estate FOREST PARK CEMETERIES St. Vincent at Claiborne Meriwether Road at Curtis Lane Extension NON-SECTARIAN ENDOWED CARE 861-3544 686-1461 ALLORA ' S Hwy. 80 East — Haughton 949 0669 Clothing for Tots, Teens and Mommies, Too! XerfittdS String Hnt MhmU hrc 6301 Line Avenue Shreveport, La. 71106 Personal and Dependable Service • Aluminum • Residential • Windows • Patio Doors AMERICAN WINDOW CO. GEORGE STEWART 4209 Phelps Off. 636-2607 Home 686-2792 Shreveport, La. HAVE A NICE DAY! JULIUS PROCELL LANDSCAPE SERVICE LANDSCAPING, DESIGNING, POOL SERVICE, SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND SERVICE WALLS, WALKS, PATIOS, DRIVEWAY AND UNDERGROUND SURFACE DRAINAGE Year Round Service 27 Years Experience Phone:865-1302 91 I Drexel Drive Shreveport, Louisiana FARM BUREAU Richard H. Inzer, Agent FARM BUREAU INS. CO. ' S LIFE‘FIRE‘AUTO - I 716 Centenary Blvd. Shreveport, LA 71 101 Phone 221-2509 207 Quinn Jeanne Nyman foUJCZi h 3 e anne 3950 LAKESHORE DRIVE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71109 PHONE (318) 636-1331 RINAUDO ' S TV LAWNMOWER SHOP PHIL HIDALGO, JR. MANAGER EL CHICO RESTAURANT NO. 205 2050 Old Minden Rd. Phone: (3 18) 742-4685 Bossier City, La. Service for All Power Mowers — All Work Guaranteed — 3300 Lakeshore Drive Phone 636-2416 Compliments of Judge and Mrs. GARNER R. MILLER Shreveport, La. (318) 222 2900 Panola, Tex. (214) 766 3447 MALCOLM (Sluggo) SNEED JR. L S SERVICE COMPANY P. O. Box 806 Oil City, La. 71061 Phone Day or Night Oil City, Louisiana (318) 995 7110 AIRITE EQUIPMENT SALES CORP. 516 West 62nd St., Shreveport, La. 71106 Phone 869-3129 Distributors of CLIMATROL Heating Air Conditioning 208 ALLEN MONUMENT CO. IN SHREVEPORT, INC. Excellence in Memorials T hrifty rent-a-car Phone 631-3 629 R. S. (Dick) SPURLIN, Licensee 1340 Claiborne Avenue Telephone 635-8121 BARNARD MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. Heating — Air Conditioning — Sheet Metal 434 W. 67th Street Shreveport, La. GAYLE BARNARD Bus. 869-3141 Res. 635 3469 POPE’S 518 Benton Road Bossier City, La. 71010 Compliments of MIDWEST FARMS Division of Southland Corporation Compliments of RICHMOND FLOORS KITCHENS (318) 631-3621 1769 Claiborne Shreveport, La. 3856 Southern Avenue • Shreveport, Louisiana 71106 Phone 318—868 5391 209 NORTH LOUISIANA PUMP SUPPLY CO. 1141 McKinley St. Shreveport, La. Bus. Ph. 222-9276 Congratulations to Seniors ' 76 A Friend ROY HAWKINS J. P. SEACY REALTY INC. Compliments of Mary, Camie, Ginger, Sissy, Pam, Cindy, and Susan Compliments of WRIGHT ' S JEWELLA MR. AND MRS. DAVID L. JONES Appliances, Televisions, and Good Service. 636-1474 636-1475 J. B. LIBERTORE, Mgr. WINNFIELD FUNERAL HOME KILPATRICK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1818 Marshall Street Shreveport, Louisiana FARLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SHOP AT . . . 212 804 Hope Street Shreveport, Louisiana 221-1675 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1976. HOWELL ' S AUTO SUPPLY CONTRACT HARDWARE, INC. BILL HOWELL 502 Anderson Avenue Shreveport, La. 71104 Machine Shop Service Valve Grinding Brake Drums Turned Disc Rotors Record 717 W. 70th St. Hours: 7:30 AM — 7:00 PM Shreveport, La. 71108 Monday — Saturday Phone (3 18) 868 3607 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 77 COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE D ' ARTOIS COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC SAFETY MAYNARD, CLARK TEASLEY, INC. P.O. Box 4404 Shreveport, La. 71104 M.M. VALERIUS ROYALTY CORP. THE LOUISIANA LANDMAN Compliments of: DEBBY, DIANE, AND SUSAN DORAN THE ALEXANDER FAMILY Compliments of: RICKY AND ANGELO ROPPOLO AULDS, HORNE WHITE INVESTMENT CORPORATION Telephone: 425-5456 201 Petroleum Tower Shreveport, Louisiana 71 101 FAIRWAY PAINT HARDWARE 2206 Benton Rd. Bossier City, La. 71010 SHREVEPORT ASSOCIATION! f INSURANCE AGENTS Christopher, Ashley, and Allison RESOURCE EXPLORATION INCORPORATION LAMB ASSOCIATES ADVERTISING AGENCY ' The Name to remember in Insurance is Dethloff, Hudson McClure, Inc. Combining two of Shreveport ' s best known insurance agencies R. C. Jordan Agency, Inc. N. W. McClure Sons, Ltd. (Established 1921) (Established 1901) Offering a full range of insurance services C. R. Dethloff Curt McClure C.P.C.U. C.P.C.U. H. Larry Hudson N. W. McClure, Jr. Mrs. R. C. Jordan, Jr. James R. Vanderburg, Jr. 3342 Youree Drive Suite 101 P. O. Box 5759 Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 Telephone (318) 869-2525 SOME OF OUR FAMOUS MOVERS HJ11N Soulkt 1 I SHREVEPORT • BATON ROUGE MOVING STORAGE PACKING CRATING LEADING MOVERS d SINCE 1911 1305 Marshall St. Phone: P.O.Box 1487 318—221 2631 Shreveport, La. 71102 Branch Offices: Baton Rouge, La. New Orleans, La. Houston, Tex. PARK-N ' -SHOP WILLIAM LYONS INDUSTRIES Compliments of EXECUTONE P.O.Box 5813 Shreveport, La. 71105 ROSE-NEATH FUNERAL HOME Good Luck Barbi and Beverly! Compliments of From Bob, John, Scott, an d Mother James Marshall Carl Wylie Jones 218 WONDERFUL WORLD OF FABRICS CLOTH WORLD OF SHREVE 760 Shr. — Barksdale Hwy. Shreveport, Louisiana TONY ' S BEVERAGES INC. Compliments of the parents w. C. DEAL, JR. of Cicilia Woodley Drafting Service 219 CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY CORPORATION GENERAL CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT Post Office Box 3601 1830 Claiborne Ave. Shreveport, La. 71103 Phone 636-4301 W. T. GAY JR., Pres. 220 Compliments of DECORATORS BUILDERS HARDWARE, INC. GAY QUINN ' S GARDEN ROOM Congratulations to the Seniors of ' 76 GOOD LUCK FLYERS!!! CORPORATE INSUROR ' S SERVICE GENERAL INSURANCE 2 12 Lane Bldg. Compliments of: PAR 3 GOLF COURSE INC. MR. AND MRS. J.J. DAILEY 221 Telephone 868-0569 LEWIS PHARMACY 102 E. Kings Hwy. Shreveport, La. COMPLIMENTS OF: Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Badzik Kathy Burnum Nona Doolie 1 ' Dailey Mrs. Chetta Edminston Shawn Patrick Fay Cindy Ferris Bo Harris, Cincinnati Bengals Mrs. John F. Jones Jim k Dist. Co. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Lewis Victor Pizzolato Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Price The Standard Register Company Mrs. J. D. Tinsley Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tuminello Miss Ruby Tuminello A friend MESSAGES —PATRONS Way to go, Debbie! You made it! Congratulations to the Freshman Class! Go Juniors! Amie, Debbie, Frances, Shawn, Martha, and Mirnie. Congratulations Spirit of ' 76 Yae Freshman ' 75 Tammy Eakes Congratulations Seniors, from a friend Juniors Jack Around 1975-76 Best Wishes, James P. Bodenheimer Miss Fartenberry and Miss Moose say, George Washington would be proud of our Spirit of ' 76 Congratulations Seniors of 1976 Susie, Lisa, Cornell, Ellen, and Beth thank the Student body for a great year! Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Nurff O ' Neal, Jr. Yea Ramona and Sherry! Ya ' II made it! Compliments of Andrew McNair Spirit ' 76 Jim wishes Miss Fartenberry and Miss Moose the best of luck Compliments of the Natchitoches McDonalds Harold K. Quinn — Go Seniors of ' 76 PATRONS Troy E. Bain A. J. Blair 847 Ratcliff Shreveport, La. 71104 J. Baylor Boyd Caddo Council on Aging, Inc. 705 Grand Avenue 424-6381 Cahn Electric Co., Inc. 221-8375 Altha Cailleteau Jean, Lisa, and Kathy Catanese Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cathey and Clay 2525 Lakeway Drive IKE Cooper 406 Monrovia Formerly of Mooringsport Mrs. Harold Crookes Dale ' s Auto Supply 1712 Kings Highway 631-1848 Dave, Doll, Carol, David, Scott, and Casey Dianne ' s Beauty Bar I 349 Airline Drive Bossier City, La. 71010 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Duett 323 Forest Ave. 869 291 I East Texas Service Corp. P.O. Box 3997 687-5621 Economy Auto Parts 3206 Portland Ave. 631-1873 Jack Farris 641 Millecent Way 861-2236 Richard and Noni Gray General Fix It Home Maintenance and Appliance Repair 221-1242 Lt. Col and Mrs. G. W. Giles 1513 LaFitte Cove 861 0402 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffith Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gullo A happy friend Mrs. Mimi Harris Realto-associate of Oscar Cloyd, Inc. 868 0655 Hawn-Lock Associates, Inc. Operating Account P.O. Box 5584 Shreveport, La. 71105 Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Haynie Joe, Wilna, and Jody 6118 Kathy Lane Shreveport, La. 71105 Dr. and Mrs. Bryson Jones Mrs. Aaron Katzenstein 588 Ockley Dr. Shreveport, La. 71106 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Katzenstein 825 Ockley Dr. Shreveport, La. 71106 Dr. and Mrs. Marc L. Kerlin Mr. and Mrs. David Leimbrook Leone ' s Shoe Hospital 2412 Line Avenue 221-0723 Dr. A. L. Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McCreight and Kookie Mr. and Mrs. T. B. McKiethen Uncle Pat Loves Lynn In loving memory of Victor Lee Burns Good Luck, L. C. You were the BEST Freshman ever Huntington Raiders are I Well Kathy and Sherry, we finally made it! He is getting bald — Crocker that is I did this only for you. V.T. Pat Harper backs Byrd and SVA Go Juniors of ' 76! From b Harold K. Quinn — Go Freshman Pinkie and family say Go, Sophomores! Good luck Bootsie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall Tewa and Kathy 546 Unadilla Shreveport, La. Mr. and Mrs. David Matlock Mayor and Mrs. Nomie Namies Gibsland, La. Mrs. Weyman Oden, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Otterson Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Parisy Ed Piper 847 Ratcliff Shreveport, La. 71104 Mrs. W. H. Plumb Sr. 3 154 Fulton St. Shreveport, La. Porter ' s Cleaners 276 Southfield Rd. Shreveport, La. Rochester-Midland Labs. 719 Neal Drive 425-7170 Rohoe Pools Charles and Gary Burns Sally ' s Brass, Copper, and Rattan 802 E. 70th Street and I 75 Bossier Center MORE MESSAGES —PATRONS . Compliments of Chris and Brian Hammons Good luck to the mixed match, Dalna + Susie General Machine Works — see ad Good luck Sophomores of ' 76 To all the great girls at SVA Go Seniors ' 77 Be a frog kisser Congratulation Class of ' 79 Compliments of Dick, Dennis, and Carol Congratulations Seniors ' 79 Yea Freshman! Miss Moose and Miss Fartenberry say 4 years is enough — goodby SVA Skaggs Albertson 105 Southfield Road Shreveport, La. 71105 Malcolm and Edith Sneed Sr. 656 Rutherford Shreveport, La. 71105 Sound City Recording Nick Putch Southern Music and Vending Co. Southwestern Wholesale, Inc. Springlake Mall on Line Ave. Mrs. Virginia Stakes Dorrian Sweetser (Mrs. F. L.) 35 Leslie Road Auburndale, Mass. 0216 Mrs. Thomas Mrs. L. A. Tigges I 71 Albert Ave. Shreveport, La. 71105 Tinkerbell Nursery Mrs. Joe Boddie 151 Olive Dorothea E. Valerius Claude N. Valerius Dr. and Mrs. R. E. White Mr. and Mrs. R. W. White Best Wishes to Yearbook Staff Ann and Alan — Get ' em Flyers Compliments of Dr. Turk Good Luck Flyers — Edmund Thomas and Family Compliments of Robert E. Taylor Go Seniors of ' 76 Good Luck Freshmen! Compliments of a Friend Crazy Cousins The Southern Belles Go Navy! Good Luck to Seniors ' 77 Compliments of an enemy. Juniors Jive Talk 1975-76 223 Ad Index A and A Bonding Co.215 Aamco Transmission .171 Aatco Automatic Transmission.166 Acosta, Daniel.192 Airitt Equipment.208 Airline Food Market.182 Alexander Family.215 Allen, Mrs. E. E.197 Allen Monument Co.209 Allora ' s Dress Shop .207 American Bank and Trust.163 American Window Co.207 Artie Ice.206 Aulds, Horne 4 White Investment Corp.215 Ayers School of Business.183 Ballard ' s Inc.187 Barnard Mechanical Contractors, Inc.209 Beaird, J. Pat.192 Beall ' s Co. 212 Berg Mechanical, Inc.164 Bill Hunter Florist.189 Bossier City Hospital.176 Bossier Electrical Contractors.192 Bossier Knights of Columbus.188 Brewster, WKM.179 Bridwell Family.193 Bridwell Tire Service.178 Brocato ' s Restaurant.199 Brock ' s Body Works, Inc.182 Brock ' s Salvage.161 Brueckner ' s Photography.176 Burns International Security Service.167 Business Men ' s Assurance.163 Caddo Coffee 4 Cafe Supply Co..171 Caddo Office Supplies.167 Cains Antiques.183 Camus, Florence R.163 Camus Electric Co., Inc.217 C C Electric Co.170 C S Amusement Co.181 Christopher, Ashley, and Allison.216 Chuck Snyders Pharmacy.179 Clarkes Jewelers.204 Cloth World.219 Cobb ' s Shreve City Barbecue. 201 Coca-Cola Bottling Co.196 Colbert, Rick Jr.160 Commercial National Bank.172 Compliments of Cecelia ' s parents .219 Construction Machinery, Corp. 220 Contract Hardware, Inc. 212 Corporate Insurer ' s Service. 221 Cuban Liquor and Wine.206 Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.. 22 I Dairy King . 193 D ' Anna Brothers Produce Co., Inc.177 D ' Anna, Mr. and Mrs. Vince.173 D ' Artois, George W.213 Decorators Builders Hardware, Inc. 221 Department of Public Works.188 Dethloff, Hudson and McClure.216 Dodie ' s Frame Shop.201 Domestic Oil Producers, Inc.181 Don ' s Seafood and Steak House.192 Doran Family.215 J. Wesley Dowling and Assoc., Inc.206 Drafting Service.219 Draughon Business College. 201 Durham, James F.217 Edminston, Mr. and Mrs. Howard.216 El Chico Restaurant.208 El Chico Restaurant 6 .202 Ernest ' s Supper Club.187 Executone.218 F B Dental Laboratory .169 Fairfax Grocery and Market.| 73 Fairway Paint and Hardware.215 Farley Construction, Inc. 212 Farm Bureau Insurance Co.207 Farmers Seafood Co.203 Feducia 4 Clark Grocery.167 Ferguson, Bill.204 Fertitta, J. R.207 Fil-A Pak.162 First National Bank of Shreveport.169 Fitzgerald Contractors, Inc.172 Flora Studio.167 Flournoy Jewelers.166 Flowers by Jeanne.208 The Flyer. 202 Forbing ' s.182 Forest Park Cemeteries.206 Fox, M. D.’....199 Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. George S.177 Gates Bridal Shoppe.204 Gatti, M. E.162 Gay Quinns Garden Room. 221 General Machine Works, Inc.195 Gilson ' s.204 Good Luck Lamb Chops.189 Good Samaritan Funeral Home . 201 Goodwill Oil Company.201 Goodwin TV Service .188 Goslin, James M.1 77 Hawkins, Roy. 211 Hellers. 199 Hennington, Charles R.166 Herd, Mr. and Mrs. Ray.166 Herrin Transfer 4 Warehouse Co.217 Holland 4 James Inc.182 Horn 4 Ross Plumbers.183 House of San Francisco.162 Howell Auto Supply. 212 Hutton Donaldson. 2 r .l Image Wear by Rollins.198 In Stitches. 194 224 Interior ' s Inc. Jean Simpson Temporary Employment Jenny-Lin ' s Art Gallery. Jesuit Athletic Department. Jewella Style Shop. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Jones, James Marshall. Jung, Ellen . Karen and Thomas. Keller ' s Lakeshore Mobile. Kellet, Deraid G. Dr. Kickapoo Restaurant. Kilpatrick Lite Insurance Co. KLM Corporation . KOKA. KWKH. L S Service Corporation. Lane Building. Lamb Associates Advertising Agcy. Lewis Pharmacy. Lin Park Lakewood Village. Louisiana Bank and Trust. Louisiana Landman . Lynn and kevin. William Lyons Industries. Marak Realty. Mary Kay Cosmetics. Maynard Clark and Teasley Inc. Medic Pharmacy. Mercury Outboard Motors Inc. Midwest Farms. Mildreds Cards and Gifts. Muler, Judge and Mrs. Garner R. Modern Iron Works. Mosley ' s Drug Store. Newt ' s Po Boy Mart. Noland, E. B. Jr. North Louisiana Pump Supply. One Hour Martinizing. Palais Royal . Par 3 Golf Course, Inc. Earle C. Parker, Inc. Park-n-Shop .. Payne Co., The. Joe Pendelton ' s Service Station. Pendleton, Dr. and Mrs. Louis C.. Pendelton Harbor.. Pep Squad .. Pierremont Exxon.. Pioneer Bank and Trust Co.. Popes . Porter ' s Cleaners. Pro Power Mower. Julius Procell Landscape Service .... Prudential Insurance Co. Prudhomme Sitter Service. Quinn, Harold K., CLU. Red River Sanitors. Resource Exploration, Inc. Richardson ' s Plumbing Air Condition Richmond Floors Kitchens, Inc. 196 197 201 173 188 211 218 197 172 183 217 193 212 186 188 158 208 196 216 222 168 199 215 221 218 171 201 215 194 193 209 172 208 , 193 .176 . 163 . 192 .210 . 191 . 165 .221 .169 .217 .206 .174 .164 .189 .190 .172 .171 .209 .176 .213 .207 .182 .163 . 168 .177 .216 .189 .209 Riders Jewelry.201 RinaudoTV Lawn Mower.208 Riviera of Louisiana.197 Roberts Cigar Tobacco Co.168 Robicheaux, Mr. and Mrs. Jean M.173 Roseneath Funeral Home.218 Rubensteins, Inc.162 Rushing, Dr. and Mrs. Robert E.183 St. John ' s Church.161 St. John ' s Parish Fed. Credit Union.184 St. Jude Catholic Church .181 Sally ' s Brass Copper Shop.197 Schumpert Medical Center.199 Seal ' s Mid-City Pharmacy, Inc.166 Sealy Realty Co., Inc.211 Selber Bros., Inc.172 Senior Class.185 Sheriff ' s Department.196 Shreveport Gymnastic Supply Co.171 Shreveport Journal .174 Shreveport Progressive Men ' s Club.163 Shreveport Times.180 Louis Sicard, Jr. and Family.198 Snooty Fox, The.203 Snow, Moore, Mears Insurance Agcy.167 W. L. Somner Co., Inc.205 Southern Research Co.176 Southland Printing Co.198 Southwest Coal Energy Co.186 Spurlin ' s Exxon.166 Standard Plumbing and Heating Co.192 N. B. Stoer, Realtor.167 Studio Steak House.194 SWEPCO.193 The Tennis Racket .198 Thomas Parker Waterproofing Co.216 Thrifty Rent-A-Car.209 Tommie ' s Novelty .173 Tony ' s Beverages Inc.219 Town Country of Shreveport, Inc.162 Training Services Co., Inc.175 Trans Gulf Petroleum.179 Transcontinental Oil.176 Union Baptist Church.197 Universal Sheet Metal Air Condition.196 M. M. Valerius Royalty Corp.215 Vertac, Inc.179 Waltons ' .186 Wardlaw ' s Meat Market.177 Weco Tire Distributors .198 J. Weingarten, Inc.187 Western Electric .205 Western Paper Co.191 White ' s Cleaners.196 Wildcat Equipment Co., Inc.174 Wilkinson Carpet Service.206 Fred Wilson Drilling Co.177 Winnfield Funeral Home.211 Wray Ford.178 Wright ' s-Jewella.211 225 Student Index Seniors Aillct, Mincttc 30, 36, 38, 134, 109,113 Alberts, Patti .38, 134, 135 Apple, Cindy.38,106,117, 118, 134,231 Bonctte, Fran.38 Bonomo, Patti .38 Bresch, Dalna.39 Brightwell, Martha .39 Brossett, Maureen .22, 39, 107, 117,120 Bums, Carol.39, 106, 231 Capuano, Cheryl .140,122 Cascio, Patti.40,117,135 Catanese, Jean .40,106, 129, 231 Cathey, Susie.27,49,105,109,123,134 Chandler, Rebecca.40 Cline, Georgia.41,117 Cloutier, Sharon.41,123,124 Colbert, Lisa.41, 107,117 Cook, Camille .41,117,135 Cook, Polly.41, 117,124,134 Cooper, Pam.31,42,105, 113, 117, 135 Cordaro, Kathy .42, 117, 123, 135 Cosse, Sophia.42, 117, 123,135 Cotter, Kim .42,135 Cowan, Clara.23,42, 105,129,134 Craddock, Carol.43 Cush, Tina. 25, 36,43, 33, 108, 113, 117, 120, 121, 135 D’Anna, Kathy 36,43, 120, 122, 134, 124, 231, 143 Davis, Roni.43,104,105,106, 116, 134,231 Deen, Kathy.43,117,124 Duett, Mary . 36,44, 108, 109, 113, 117,119, 124 Eamhart, Melisa.44 Edmiston, Linda.44, 106,127 Ellers, Teresa.4,44,123, 124,135 Forbing, Holly.25,45, 122 Friday, Mary.45,123,134 Friday, Zena.45,135 Gautier, Adrienne 45, 108, 115,117, 120, 135 Gaydos, Kathy 45,117,118, 231 Giles, Karen.46,107,117 Gregorio, Gina.46,117 Gullo, Theresa.21,46,123,132 Guth, Elizabeth.46, 134, 135,143 Hagner, Renee.46,124,145 Hamm, Denise 47, 123,135, 145 Harstead, Lynn.47 Hayes, Yvonne.47, 119,122,124 Herd, Lois.36,47, 107, 113,123,124 Hodges, Kim.47 Howard, Marie.48, 106, 135, 213 Jacobs, Eloise.22, 23, 32,48, 122 Johnson, Julie.20, 23,48, 132 Jones, Amy 48,106, 118, 135, 231 Jung, Ellen 48, 108,117,121,134,135 Lamb, Ann.49, 118,124 Leahy, Kerri.49 Lewis, Leita.49 Mcjunkins, Beth 49, 112,135 McNicoll, Carol 49, 106,108, 119, 120, 125 Martin, Kathy 4, 50, 124, 129, 231 Meyer, Michelle 50, 129,135, 231 Milazzo, Theresa 26, 50,105, 106, 107, 109, 113, 117,119, 123, 129 Mitchell, Terri.21, 50,122, 132,145 Morgan, Clare 21, 23, 50,104, 117,123, 132 Murray, Collen.51,129 Nasser, Ramona.51,124, 129 Oden, Kay .51,122 Parisy, Pam.51 Parsons, Connie.51 Payne, Helen .52,122 Pendleton, Karen .4, 21, 52, 106, 122, 132, 136, 232 Pitts, Carol.52, 123,135, 105,107,109 Pbvinelli, Chris .52, 124 Quinn, Kelly.4, 52,117,119, 123, 231, 143 Rech, Kathy.53,125 Rimer, Lisa.53,122 Robinson, Lisa 28, 53, 104, 109, 112, 117, 134 Salvail, Mary.53,123, 134, 145 Shaw, Ann .53, 105, 106, 108, 109,119,124 Sippel, Julie 54,117,124,134, 143 Smithwick, Claire .54 Soule, Barbara.54 Spataro, Felicia.54, 132,135 Sutherland, Celeste 54, 108, 120, 121,122,134 Tilbury, Ginger.55,117,135 Todaro, Michelle.55 Turner, Tanyia.55, 129, 134 Ufert, Carol .55,109 Waitt, Debbie 55, 106, 119, 122, 129, 231 Wiener, Pat 4, 21, 23, 29, 56, 105, 106,113, 117, 118, 134, 232 Williams, Monica.55,113, ' 122 Woodring, Mary.56 Woodring, Nancy.56 Wray, Nancy.56, 106, 113,122,125, 231 Juniors Apple, Sandra.4,65, 106, 124, 134, 232 Ballard, Jill.20, 23,65, 135,143 Bednarke, Lola.65 Benard, Marilyn.123 Boisvert, Laura.65,116, 122 Brierre, Michelle.65, 135, 231 Brocato, Carol .64,65,113,135 Brocato, Sharon.65 Brock, Kim.65 Brodnax, Kathy.65, 124 Bruno, Ann.65 Bugman, Liz.65 Butler, Katie.65 Capello, Gina.65 Carney, Valeric.66,135 Catanese, Lisa 66, 116, 123, 125, 145 Comisky, Tina.66, 122 Cordaro, Bernadette 64,66, 116, 122, 115,125, 135, 145 Cordaro, Laura.66,123 Cowan, Julie 66, 108, 119, 120, 125, 135 D’Artois, Mary.66, 116 Dethloff, Debbie.66,116,123,134 Emy, Mai re.66, 123 Erwin, Kathy.66,116, 124, 134 226 Evans, Martha .67,116,122 Four, Sheila. .67,135 Felan, Cathy .67 Fontaine, Mimic .67,116,123 Forbing, Ginger .67,116 Fryar, Beth .67,116, 123 Gallion, Mary .67, 135 Garcia, Rose .67 Gatti, Kathleen .67 Gibson, Mary .67, 135, 231 Harrington, Debbie 67, 123, 135 Hayden, Suzan .67,135 Haynes, Renee 68,124 Hendricks, Robben 68 Hickey, Susan. 68,129 Jacobs, Frances . .68,116, 123 Jones, Amie .23,68, 123, 134 Kaufman, Terry 68, 124 Khoury, Marty 68 Kouns, Lauren 68, 143 Lewis, Rebecca 68,116, 120,143 Lombardi no, Renee 68,123 Love, Shawn. .116, 123,134,68 McDaniel, Margie .69, 116, 123 Maranto, Gloria 69,123, 135, 231 Martin, Linda 69 Mathias, Becky .69 Merriman, Tami 69,124 Micinski, Martha 69,144 Mille, Louise. .69, 107 Miller, Barbara .69 Minnicar, Kym. 69 Moffett, Cheryl .69, 129 Moody, Allison 60,120, 124 Morgan, Melanie .69,123 Mullin, Becky 25,64,69, 113, 116, 123,134 Munger, Linda 69, 125,135 Munn, Eileen. .70 Murray, Clare 20, 70,107,108, 119, 120, 122 Parsons, Nancy .70 Paylor, Ellen 70, 104, 105, 112, 134 Phillips, Pam .70,135 Phillips, Susan .70,116,135 Queseda, Gloria .70 Reeder, Ginger .70 Robicheaux, Jeanette .64, 70, 135 Rosen bloom, Shawn .70 Roscnzwcig, Ann .64,70,135 Rubbcn, Joanna .70,116 Rushing, Cornell . .71,105, 107,112,116,135 Seal, Vicky . .71,124, 135 SI usher, Mary Kay .71, 125, 134, 135 Solomon, Judy .71 Talley, Toni. .25,71,116,135 Voss, Marla .71,116 Walton, Debbie .71,116,135 Wayne, Christine .71 White, Gcorganne .71,116, 122 Wilkins, Carol .71,123 Sophomores Acosta, Margaret Ayres, Laura Badt, Nancy Baucum, Frances Be res, Barbi Bigger, Leslie Bittick, Elizabeth Bonnctte, Charlene Bordelon, Julie Bridwell, Lynne Brocato, Mary Bruner, Michele Bui, Huong Nguyet Bums, Jocelyn Butler, Babette Byrd, Gayla. Byrd, Becky Caplis, Lenore Carmody, Caroline Cobb, Amy Collier, Julie Cowden, Judy Cox, Diane Cush, Sarah Dailey, Laura Ann Donohue, Harriet Ducharme, Kay Evans, Tanya . Feducia, Angie Ferlito, Debbie Ferris, Cindy. Flood, Kathleen Florsheim, Lauren Fryman, Winnie Gaar, Karen Garza, Celeste. Giddens, Jenifer. Hall, Lucy. Hamm, Becky Hanna, Cindy. Hawkins, Kelly Hicks, Elizabeth Hill, Jennifer Holman, Kris Home, Elizabeth Johnson, Susan Jones, Elizabeth Kahlen, Kathy Kerlin, Kathy. Kindel, Melinda Kleowdis, Tine Lalena, Phyllis .... Landry, Rhonda Lane, Kim LaVigne, Mary LeBlanc, Shelly Leimbrook, Melissa Libertore, Pam McCauley, Devra Marak, Donna Meir, Patricia. Minniear, Lori Moffitt, Susan .... Moore, Susan. Naus, Katherine Nejame, Crissy. Nixon, Emily. Nixon, Hilary Norton, Cindy .75, 123, 128,135 .75 .75 25, 74, 75,113, 123,145 .75 .75,117 .75 .75 .75,122 .75, 123, 135 .75 .75 .75 .76 .76 .76,117,124 .76, 123,135 .74,76,113 .76 .76 .74,76, 113,135 .23,76 .76 .76,143 .76,122 .76 .76 .77 .77,135 .116,77,231 .77 .21,23, 122,77 .77 .77,116,126 .4,77,126 .77 .77, 122 .77,145 .77 .77,116 .77,123 .78 .78, 123 .78, 120,121, 126 .78 .78 .78,135 .78,116,123, 135 .78,116,123 .78,116, 123 .78,123 .78 .78, 122 .78 .78,116,123 .79,116,122 .79 .79,115 .116,79 .79,116,122 .74,79 .79,123 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79,123 .79,116,125,126 Noland, Laura . Oliver, Linda. Parker, Lane Perkins, Ann Pham, Sanh Thi Pistorius, Jayne Ann Plumb, Edith. Procell, Nancy. Provenza, Vikki Reyenga, Lcann Romero, Kenda Ryan, Terri Sardisco, Madelein Sicard, Susan Smith, Cynthia. Smith, Evelyn. Smith, Kathryn Smith, Odette Spataro, Teri Vara, Sebrina Waitt, Dierdrc. Ward, Beth Warren, Tricia. Watkins, Melissa Weason, Kathy Welter. Sue Wilkinson, Lisa Williams, Christy Wilson, Irene Wilson, Roxanne Winningham, Beverley Woodley, Cecilia. Wright, Jacque Zaffater, Nancy. 80, 116,122 80, 122 80 80 80 80, 117, 107, 122,135 80 80 80, 126, 127 80, 116 80, 116 80, 122, 126 80, 116, 123,135 .81 .81, 122, 135 .81,122,145 .81 81,116, 122 .81 .81 81,119,126 .81,116,122 .25,81, 114,135 81, 122,126 .81 .82, 135 . 74,82, 122, 126 .82 .82 .82 .82, 126 82, 107, 120, 125 .82,135 .82 Freshmen Alexandria, Theresa 85, 114,136 Alley, Cammic.85,123,136 Allor, Anita .85,123,136 Angel 1, Lisa .85,128 Apple, Susan.85, 116, 123, 136 Austin, Yvonnesx .85 Badzik,Joan.85, 116, 123, 136 Beres, Beverly 85, 136,145 Black, Mary .85,136 Boersig, Polly 85,123 Bone, Tammy.85,144 Brock, Kelley 85,136 Buker, Lynn.23,27,85, 136 Bums, Elizabeth.85 Cailleteau, Theresa .136,85 Catanesc, Cathy.86, 136 Christ, Sue . 86,123,136 Churchill, Jane.86 Cordaro, Julie. .23, 25,86,107, 117, 123, 136, 145 Cordaro, Marilyn.86, 136 Cordaro, Rosie 84, 86, 116, 123,125, 136 Cosse, Tina 86,117,123,136 Cotter, Lauren 86,109,113,136 Cowel, Debbc.86,136 Crew, Crystal.86,136 Cush, Tiki.86 Davis, Sharon.87, 116, 136,145 Deal, Mary.87,136,144 DcCharles, Lee Ann .87 Donaldson, Pamela.87,136 Doran, Nancy.87,116,136 Evans, Mary Virginia . ..87 Farris, Karen Fernandez, Lib Gaar, Rachel Gautier, Ellen. Gordon, Michelle Graves, Cecilia Hawes, Leslyc Haynie, Robin Head, Leslie Heilman, Karen Holland, Felicia Huggs, Tanyia Jacobs, Misti. Katzenstein, Karen .87, 123, 137 .87 87, 119, 122,137 .87, 123, 125 .87 .87, 123, 137 .87,143 87, 116, 123, 137, 144 88, 137 88, 137 88,137 88,122 .25,84,88, 137 88.122, 137 Kirspel, Laura Koonce, Lisa Lafargue, Lisa Lemak, Kim Lewis, Laurie . Lex, Sharon. Linam, Jeanne Lindsay, Leigh Ann Litton, Lisa Lobel, Laurie. Lyons, Carol. Lyons, Jenny. McDonald, Deborah McGuire, Harriet McKee, Lucia. McMillan, Julia Marley, Cheryl. Methvin, Julie. Mettz, Nancy. Metzgar, Amy Milazzo, Elizabeth Miller, Dawn Morgan, Martha Nixon, Madeleine Pachankis, Elaine . . Palmer, Anne Paylor, Kathleen 88 .88, 137 .88,137 88, 107,122, 137 88, 137 88, 116, 144 88, 120, 122 88, 137 89 89 89 89, 137 .89, 137 89, 123 .89,137 89 89,137 89.137 89 89 84,90, 107, 123, 129, 137 90.137 .90,116 90 .90,137 .90,117,137 90, 122,137 Poindexter, Susan. 90,137 Prince, Ann.90,143 Procell, Julie.90,137 Quinn, Allison.90, 117,143 Quinn, Terry .90 Rinaudo, Ann.90 Santone, Lisa.91,137 Sartori, Danette 91 Sava, Lisa.91 Scott, Suzette.23,91,129,137 Selber, Kim .91,122,136 Selber, Polly .91, 128,137 Shehcc, Margaret.91 Stakes, Valerie 91,117,137 Sutherland, Julie .91,122 Symoniak, Laura.91, 145 Taylor, Libby.91 Terry, Shannon 84,91, 123,125 Thomas, Terry.92,122 Tigges, Lydia.92,137 Turk, Kelly 92,113, 109, 115, 123, 136 Turoski, Diane.92,137 Valerius, Laura 92,123,137 White, Julie.92,116,117,123,137 White, Marti .92, 122, 136 Wiener, Betty 84,92, 117, 122, 137 Wise, Suzanne 92 Zaffater, Christine 92,123 The 1976 Vincentian Staff extends special thanks to our advisor, Sr. Rita, without whose help and assistance the yearbook would not have been possible. We also give much thanks to Edward Wilson, Brad Campbell, and Charles Coutret of the Jesuit Flight Staff for all the pictures they gave us. Acknowledgement is gratefully extended to Mr. H. O Wiseman and George Shorter for their assistance in the development and printing of our pictures. 228 Acknowledgements TIME ... so many things to so many people ... we all discuss it, yet we cannot define it, we try to save’ ' it, yet we cannot hold it. Time is the number one obsession of our generation — will we harness time as a servant, or be its slave? . . . only time will tell. . . In the short span of a school year, we come to the realization that time can be either friend or foe, helper or hinderance. We see that in pleasure time flies; in pain it creeps. In retrospection, we view the school year as a whole; the minutes and hours which seemed critical at the time have merged into insignificance. We, the Vincentian Staff, sought here to capture the highlights of the last nine months — the laughter, the tears, the ups, the downs, the serious, the frivolous — for these are the facets whose bright reflections we will long remember as th school ear Time is beyond our grasp, for it is a fiction of man’s invention. But we hope that this volume will always rekindle those memories of Our season. Our purpose the heavens.” 1975-76 Vincentian Staff Editor-in-Chief: Pat Wiener Assistant Editors: Karen Pendleton Sandra Apple Photographers: Carol Burns Theresa Milazzo Business Manager: Debbie Waitt Section Editors: Cindy Apple Jean Catanese Roni Davis Kathy Gaydos Amy Jones Kathy Martin Michelle Meyer Tanyia Turner Nancy Wray Staff Members: Michelle Brierre Kathy D’Anna Cindy Ferris Mary Gibson Ann Lamb Gloria Maranto Kelly Quinn Mary Kay SI usher Debbie Walton Assistant Business Manager: Marie Howard Yearbook Staff Autograph I u «« ■