St Vincents Academy - Vincentian Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1987 volume:

b a a o 6 1 4 MKn Everyone knows it is almost impossible to attend SVA a whole year and not visit Mrs. Franklin’s office. Her doors are always open before or after school, at lunch, at break, or anytime in between, if anyone needs counsell¬ ing or just a friend to talk to. She helps seniors with college preparation, juniors with standardized tests, and any one with a problem: academic or emotional. She spends most of her summer planning and preparing the up¬ coming school year. Even in later years she takes a great interest in the students’ progress welfare. Therefore, the staff dedicates the 1987 Vincentian to Mrs. Franklin. Yearbook Staff Qualifications to be a yearbook staff member are a year of yearbook class, obtaining the required amount of Ads, and last but not least, the dedication and perseverance needed to report on Saturday mornings to produce each year’s “masterpiece.” The yearbook staff proudly presents the 1986-1987 edition of the Vincentian. Top row: Angela Cush, Denelle Ware, Andrea Juneau, Elizabeth Lowe, Sharney King, Laura Dean. Margaret Carmody, Staci Smith, Shannon Croaby. Middle row: Kim Maranto. Susan Butcher, Michelle Moore, Marjorie Thigpen, Caroline Brown, Laura Carmody, Robin Meehan. Bottom row: Karen Bordelon, Courtney Hall, Evelyn Scott, Olivia Aid in, Caren Lolley, Stephanie Walker. 2 Other Staff Members Top row: Wmrufred Hollin worth, Jacque Giddena, Carmen Antiooe Bottom row: Julie Sarpy, Amanda Sutton, Melin¬ da McCain. 1986-1987 Go-Getters Go-Getters are the backbone of the yearbook finances. Each one must bring in at least $300 — a difficult task. Everyone who accomplished this feat, and those who tried are fully aware of the heartaches involved. To them go the thanks of all who love their yearbook. Top row: Ashley Jones. Shamey King, Staci Smith, Shannon Croaby, Michelle Moore, Stephanie Walker. Andrea Juneau. Bottom row: Kristen Griffey, Laura Carmody, Laura Dean, Margaret Carmody, Angela Cush, Caren LoUey, Susan Butcher. We talk of choosing our friends; but friends are self-elected. 7 You are always my friend when I am happy or when I am sad when I am all alone or when I am wilh people You are always my friend if I see you today or if 1 see you a year from now if I talk to you today or if I talk to you a year from now You are always my friend 8 and though through the years we will change it doesn ' t matter what I do or it doesn’t matter what you do Throughout our lifetime you are always my friend — Susan Polis Schulz A friend is a present you give yourself. 10 Happiness is time spent with friends. A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. A friend is someone who knows all about you and still likes you. It is through friendship that people excel. The only way to have a friend is to be one. r Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together. SENIORS Vice President Colleen Cowley Not Pictured President Morgan Osteen Secretary Laura Boehmer Treasurer Renee Higgins Representative Michelle Moore 18 19 IV AN A CAMPANELLA: ”1 mean! lo do that.” Science Club 11. 12; French Club 11.12; CALS Club 11; Speech and Dram 10. 12; Pep Squad 9; Baakrthall 9. 10. II. 12. Wrtcan Athleie Award 11; Foreign language Festival II. International Day 11; Clear Up 11. Qaae Favor Hr 9 SAMANTHA CLARK MUhm you arr ihr hrarl of darkness. ou can prrre.vr � hr light Student Council II. 12; YACA 9. Vre-Prewdrnl 10. Presale II. 12; Debate 10; Newspaper Staff 12. Sprerh and Drama 10; Danrrlmr 11. 12; Pep -Squad 9; Basketball 10; Softball I I; Cloer-lip 11. A LANA COLE; “I bHirvr in mtrarlrs. I bHirve in drearna, I bHieve ihr darkest day la Ivnghicr than .1 aerme I bHieve in ail I � u mranl lo be I bHirvr m you — Can you brbrvr m mr? CALS ' Club 9. Secretary 10; Newspaper Staff 9. 10. 12. Srcrrtary 11; Speech and Drama 12. 25 ANGELA CUSH. Weak are l e stars you will not succeed m touching l hem rhooar them as your guide and by following ihnn you rearh your destiny Honor Corpa 11. 12; NHS II. 12; Quill and Scroll 11. 12; Go-Getter 10. II; Distnrl Rally 11; Student Coun cd: Qasa Representative 9. Member 12; Science Club II, 12. Math Club 12; French Club 10: Yearbook Claaa 10. Workshop II. 12. Staff II. Co-Editor 12; Speech and Drama 9. 10. Historian 11,12. Softball 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Squad 9; Foreign Ungauge Festival 10; Close-Up 11; Prom Court 11; School Play 11. 12; Girls’State Alternate 12 SHANNON CROSBY The happiest people seem to be those who have no partimia cause for being happy, escept that they are so. Honor Corps II, 12; Go-Getter II. 12; Class RepresrntaUve I 1. Science Club 12; Utm Club 12; Yearbook Claaa 10. Staff 11. Section Fdaor 12; Speech and Drama 9. 10; Darn ' d me 10, 11, 12. Pep Squad 9; Close- Up 11. Homecoming Court 11, 12; NHS 11, 12. 26 STAC1A DAVIS: “If I Iwmrd by my mwukea. I’d br a gmnm “ CA1.S Hub 10. 11; Durrlm II. 12. International Day 11. DAPHNF. DAVIS: life • but a play Tin not a len k. but perform anre that round Sludmt (.ounrtl Member 10. 12. Oaaa: Vire-Preaident 10. Treaaurer 12; CALS Club 10. 11. FmHi (Hub 9. 10; Yearbook Oaaa 10; Pep Squad 0; ( hrerlearief II. 12; Inter mIkmmI Day 11; Cloae-Up II; Claaa Favootr 9. Homerommg Court 9. 10. 11. 12; Key (Hub Sweetheart 11. 12. 27 JENNIFER EVANS: Be patient .ih me. (hmJ ha n i Oimhrd with mr yet. Dim net Rally 10; National I aim Exam Magna Cum Uude 9. 10. 11. Student Council | | Latin Hub 2. Secretary 10, Prmidrnl I 1; Debate 10. 11. National Formate Lrtnr 10. 11; Year¬ book Claaa 10. Workshop 10, 11. Staff 10; Newspaper Suff 11; Speech and Drama 9. 11.12; Acadrmtr Decathlon I I; International Day 1 I; Clone ! p 11.12 DAN I El .Li: ERVIN: If you can imagine It you ran achieve a. If you can dream «, you can become it Dtatnct Rally I 1. Clan. Officer 11; Science Club 12; CAES (Jub II Speech and Drama Qub 10. 12; Pep Squad 9; Homecoming Court II. 28 JENNIFFER FRACCASTORO: Don’t cry over thing. you’ve k� t. vou need your eye. to } ' .htno ” Honor Corn. II. 12. NHS 10. 11. 12; National Utm Honor Society 12; Srienre lub II. 12. l-alin Club 11 . Speech and Drama 11. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12. LATONIA GAINES. “If you want a fnmd; be a friend. GALS’ Club 11; Speech and Drama Secretary 12; Foreign Languagr festival 10. 11 JANN GLOVER: “Sharing with a fnend make, twice aa much fun. Science Club 12; GALS ' Club 1 I. Spanish Club 11. Vice-Pre denl 12; Foreign language Fertival 11. In¬ ternational Day 11; Close-Up 11. JACQUELINE GIDDENS “Yesterday, are over my •boulder, ao I long There’, loo much to Me waiting in front of me and I don’t think I ran ge m Quill and Scroll 11. 12; Super Go-Gettee 11; Student Council Member 11. 12; Sf , lt ,,, f _____ Club 10, Prewdenl 11; Debate 10; Yearbook Claaa 9. Workshop 10. 11. Staff 10. 11. Co-Editor 12; Newspaper Staff 12, Speech and Drama 9, II, 12; Foreign Language FeMivaJ 10, 11; International Day 11; Close-Up 11; School Play 12 29 WINNIFRFD HOIUNGSWORTH Be somebody — God d� d not make Nobodtes! Honor Com . 10. 11.12; NHS 11. 12; Quill and Scroll 11,12; Who’. Who 12; District Rally 11; Student Council Member 12; Yearbook Class 11. Workshop 11. Section Editor 12 Newspaper Staff 10. 11. Editor 12; Speech and Drama 9. 10; Prp Squad 9; Girls’ Stair — Superintendent of Education. 12. School Play 9; Retreat Chairperson 9. 12. May ( ourl 10; Close-Up II Spannh Award 11; Dtalnri Rally I 1; Shreveport Student Times Team 12; International Day II; Academic Excellence Program 10. 11; New Freedom Foundation Delegate 12; Foreign language Festival 10. 11. MAUREEN McCABE: ‘It IS only with the heart that one can see rightly, what � essential invisible to the eye. Honor Corps 9. 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12, Who a Who 12; District Rally 10; Student Council member 11. Treasurer 12; Science Club 11. 12; Math Chib 12; Spanish Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Debate 10. President 11. Speech and Drama 12. Ternus 9. 10. II. 12; Foreign language Festival 10; Close-Up 11; Girls Stale Delegate 12. MICHELLE PERRY The poor man � not the one who haan ' i a cent in hit poriet. but hr who ha no a dream. Who ' Who 12; Science Chib 12; French Club 11, 12; CAU Club 10. 11. Speech and Drama 9, 12. Foreign language Festival 11; International Day 11; Clone-I p 11. MORGAN OSTTEEN: Whal do � e In for if nol lo make life leas diffiruh for other Durind Rally 9; Slate Rally 9; Claaa Present 12; Science Club I I. French Club 9. 10; GALS Club 9. 10; YACA 10. 11. Speech and Drama 11. Vice President 12; School Play 11 Softball 9. 10. II. 12; Foreign language Festival 9; Close-Ip 11; Prom Court 11. 33 KRIS POKORSKI: TV grand eaaentiak of Irfe are something io do. something to love, and something lo hope for “ Who a Who 12; Science Chib 12. GALS Club II. Spamah Club 12; Speech and Drama 9. Pep Squad 9; Danrelme II. 12; Foreign language Festival 11. International Day 11. DIXKY gt INNFY “If only I could get that feeling of a. inmpliahmml without hav.ng to i accomplish anything. GAIS ( Job 10. 11. 12. Speech and Drama 9; Pep Squad 9; Inter national Day 11. 34 SHARIjOTTK SHARBF.NO ”Almo� l anything m li(c � raan-r to grt into than to grt out of Snrmr Qub 11; Nrwsfiaprr Staff 12: Sprrrh and Drama 12. Baakrtball 10. 11. 12; Softhail 10. 11. 12 35 CHEREF. SMITH: Most of the shadows of life vr raused by our standing in our sun- shmr Science Club 12, Spanish Club 11; Spredi and Drama 10, 11; Foreign lanfuatr Festival 10, 11. STACI SMITH “If you see someone without a smile Give him one of yours Ho . ( ps 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12. Who , Who 12; Goiter 11,12, Nimnd latrn 12; Student Council Vire-President 12; Science Club 11. 12; Utin Club 11. 12. Debate 10. Parliamentarian 12; Yearbook Class 10. Workshop | 1, 12. Staff 1 I. Section bjdmm 12. Pep Squad Captain 10. RasketbaJI 11. Captain 12. Softball 10. 11; Prom Court ||. National I aim Honor Society 12; Girls State Delegate 12. Most outstanding Churn SUSAN SURANE: Better, by far. you should forget and smile — then rememher and be sad. GALS’ Club 10. 11; Speech and Drama 12; Pep Squad 9; Close I p I I AUDRA STINSON ’’Its a funny thing about life If you accept anything but the bm. you very often gent.” District Rally I I. Speech and Drama 12. 36 MARJOKIK THIGPEN: A faithful fnmd m a alurtfy ahrtlrr: hr who fiiMfc one, fmrfc a Honor Cop 9. 10. II. 12;NHS II. 12. Quill A SrroM II. 12;Go4X� rr II; 0w nrt Rallv 9. 10; Stair Rally 9, 10; National latin F� am ' Matimr Cum lau 9, 10; Studml (.mini ' ll 10. Srerrtary I I. Prraidml 12; Km hm«n Claaa Srrrrtary; Sophomorr ;Ui Prr rfrnt. Math Uub Srcmar T ■ « ' 12. GALS’ Club 10. II. Yrarbook Ctaa. 10. Aociabop « • Staff SrrUon Fditoc l I. 12. Sprrch A Drama 12; Srbool Play 12. Girl Stair 12; Youth Frrrdom’a Foundation IVlrgatr 11. DONNA TIJBrJIVIliX “If you want anything « life Don ' t romplam. do •omrthmg about it GALS’ Club 12. Cloar-Up 1 I Spamah Club 9; Sprrch and Drama 12; Stair Rodro Finala 11 37 Clockwise: Susan and Michelle are often together in SVA halls. Morgan and Kim take on the “fun , but tough task of decorating the school calendar. Lori. Shannon, Slaci, and Erin are specialists at “cheezing . There’s no doubt about the Three “Mouseketeers I .aura. Kris, and Stacia — always together! Evelyn and Tonya exchange gossip at lunch. 38 Clockwise: Best friends aren’t hard to find for Staci and Shannon. Angela, Daphne, Colleen and Carmen show their Senior Spirit as the “Little Rascals on “Famous Couples Day. Two honor students, Winnifred and Rebecca, are “chillin’’ by the heater. Caroline and Ivana lake front row seals at Senior class meeting. Mrs. Harral ' s Economics Class are elated when it’s time to get down to business. Charlotte is not an unfamiliar sight at the SVA gym. 39 Clockwise: Kris and Laura emulate the Middle Eastern way of life along with Don¬ na, Lon, and Erin on International Day. Kris and Maureen agree with “Fajardo’s” physics law: a smile is much more valuable than grades achieved. Donna serves Bookstore duty. Stacia, Michelle, and Susan line up for lunch. Jann and Evelyn are two of a kind. Michele, Becca and Colleen, enjoy junk food. Laura concentrates on Mr. Oliver’s instructions at Yearbook Workshop. Clockwise: Caroline. Amy. Sam. and Michelle gel together for a “Study Hall at break. Amy and l itonya are hard at work during Algebra class. Winmfred. Staci. Marjohe and Maureen did an ex¬ cellent job at Girl’s State. Charlotte and Thao dress up as the “Blues Brothers during Spirit fceek. Donna, Danielle, Colleen, and Maureen relax after strenous study. Dixev and Colleen explain Mexican Culture at International Day. COLLEGE BOUND SENIORS DISPLAY THEIR PREFERENCES CLASS MOTTO: If we couldn’t laugh, we would all go insane!!! CLASS SONG: “Friends Are Friends Forever” by Michael Smit CLASS SAINT: Saint Jude CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose 42 MOST INTELLIGENT ERIN SHIRLEY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WINNIFRED HOLLINGSWORTH FRIENDLIEST LORI RUCKER OUTSTANDING IN SERVICE ' A 1 A RENEE HIGGINS WITTIEST IVAN A CAMPANELLA TYPICAL LOVELY LADY JENNIFER MANCO LEADERSHIP MARJORIE THIGPEN S.V.A. STUDENTS HONORED CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO RECEIVED HONORS IN 1987. UNDERCLASSMEN THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President DeNelle Tucker Vice President Mary Kay Wilson Treasurer Amy Batson Secretary Courtney Hall Representative Sharney King 54 u n 1 o r s The Junior Class had a very ac¬ tive year. They busied themselves preparing for college: taking SAT ' s, ACTs and writing research papers. The entire Junior Class looked forward to the big date — the Junior Prom, on April 14, and to the Ring Ceremony when they received their Senior rings. The major fund raisers included a Valentine ' s Day Dance, and a Lip Sync contest — the proceeds of which were given to the Bishops ' Relief Fund. As the Juniors say, “We are fun, we are great, we are the SENIORS of 88. Shannon Ainsworth Kerri Baden Jennifer Balas ti Michelle Barr Klizabeth Barrel Amy Batson Charlotte Bade Karen Bordelon Jennifer Bowen Robin Brown Beth Broyles Rosa Brucia Mary Buck Angela Busi Susan Butcher Cassie Coppa Jena Dowden Nicole Faber Robin Fraccastoro Tina Cray Cecilia Guevara Mary Culh Courtney Hall Heather Hendrix Courtney Hill l aura Holman Shannon Jarrell Annie Joffrion Andrea Juneau Tonya Kelly Sharney King Anjanelte Lee Natalie Lewis Teri Lukars Narelle Lyon Kim Maranto Mary Maranto Melinda McCain Robin Meehan (linger Miller Traci Moore Krnily Neal Monica Petty Renee Price Cheryll Price Justine Reilly Aimee Rhea Michelle Roppolo l.eah Sakovich Shauna Sanford Julie Sarpy Amy Sealy 57 Denise Sepulvado F.mily Simmons Colleen Smith Rishea Smith Amanda Sutton Niki Swank Julie Tauzin f)eneHe Tucker Polly Voorhies Tricia Wallace Danelle W are Abi W ilson 58 dz m Oo; U -J C 5 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Caren Lolley Vice President Stephanie Walker Treasurer Catherine Cooper Secretary Megan Conley Representative Jennifer Clark s o p H O M O R E S Olivia Aldin Peggy Auguste Kerri Bozman Kim Bryant Jennifer Clark Lee Colquitt Megan Conley Catherine Cooper Kellie Daapil Miss Dodson Kendall Flrod Jennifer Finney Under the guidance of their officers: Caren Lolley (Pres.), Stephanie Walker, (Vice Pres.) Catherine Cooper (Treas.), Megan Conley (Sec.), and Jennifer Clark (Rep.); the sophomores have had a busy year. They col¬ lected canned goods for three families at Christmas, and sold orange juice during the lunch period for the Bishops ' Relief Fund. It has been a “fun” year, but a productive one, and they are eagerly anticipating next year. Kristi Ciglio Amy Class Jennifer Gregg Kristen Griffey Leslie Griffin LaTonya Harris 62 Tracey Harris Amanda Head All) son Henry Bennett Herndon Ashley Jones Caren l lley Elizabeth lx we Tiffany Matlock Elizabeth McCluPf Emily M Clure Christen McCord Tricia Montgomery 63 Christine Odom Jennifer Olah Manda Reames Renee Riser Tina Rivera Yvette Robideaux Jennifer Rogers Andra Roy Corrine Schroeder Lisa Sealy Tammarh Shelton Laura Simmons Leslie Spa no Diane Talbot Peggy Valentine Carla Verazain Monica Vigil l aura W akeman Stephanie Walker Andrea W ilkinson Carla W illiams Wendy Wright Clockwise: IjiTonya, Andrea, and Tamarah are ready for Monday morning Volleyball champions Lee and Caren lake a break from PE. Sophomores slick together. Cold days bring Sophs even closer, as they huddle around the healer. Devious smiles on Caroline’s and Diane’s faces say that ihey have been up to “something”. DeNelle. Stephanie. Usa. and Kendall participate in the Homecoming Pep Rally. 65 U J c OcuKOSOo w FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Allison Gates Vice President Bridget Carmody Secretary Madeline Rinaudo Treasurer Anne Selber Representative Heather Evans 67 Jennifer Beadles Tonya Boone Christy Hogues Melanie Broyles I iura Brucia Shannon Burton May May Byrd Theresa Carlson Bridget Carmody Melanie Cordaro 68 Jaw Fowler Carol Freyer |)cbi Garacci Allison Gales Jill Glover Linda Guarriello Brandi Hayden Amee Hubbard Alainc Ingram Kathleen Kadair Jennifer Kol Kristine Kyle Tara l aCour Tracey l«akin Heather Evans Courtney Levs is Tracy l-ites Modira Mandina Julie Beth Martin Jennifer Matlock Kim Michels Christine Mika Gina Moore Missy Odom Meridith Orr Cheryl Payne Parrish Ramsey Madeline Rinaudo Brooke Robertson Collen Schmidt Anne Selber u i-J V3 c 3 U-oiWc n X S, ' Z. 71 Clockwise: Freshmen gel lo know each other belter during lunch. Madeline and Debbie enjoy their time together in the hall. The Retreat for the Freshmen was a growing experience and made them closer. The surprise brought around by Kris Kringles was very exciting for (.aura and Modica. Freshmen take time out to smile for the camera. PERSONALITIES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: Mrs. Franklin Senior NHS Members. Top: B. Michael, C. Erdie, M. Shauneasey, S. Smith, S. Crosby, S. Clark. 2nd row: E. Hogan. J. Hunter. L Boehmer, E. Shirley, C. Antoine, L. Rucker, W. Hollingsworth, M. Moore. 3rd row: A. Cush. T. Le, d. Turberville, J. Fraccastoro, R. Higgins, D. Davis. M. Thigpen, M. McCabe. Junior Members: A. Sutton, R. Fraccastoro, P. Voorhies, T. Wallace, K. Maranto, D. Tucker. D. Sepulvado, K. Coleman, S. Jarrel. M. Buck, M. Petty, S. But¬ cher, J. Reilly, M. Carmody, T. Kelly, K. Baden. HONOR CORPS 1st Quarter. Top: C. Mika, T. River a, T. Kelly, K. Baden, K. Coleman, K. Maranto. E. Hogan. 2nd row: M. Orr, T. Harm. K. Daspit. R. Frac- raatoro, S. Jarrel. 3rd row: C. Cooper, K. Lolley, S. Smith, R. Higgins. M. Thigpen. E. Shirley. J. Hunter. 4th row: T. Sheldon, C. Trinh, C. Payne, M. Burk, T. Wallace, H. Stone. 2nd Quarter, Top: H. Stone, C. Mike, T. Rivera, J. Fraccastoro, K. Baden, T. Kelly. S. Smith. M. Thigpen, K. Coleman. 2nd row: S. Burton, C. Payne. L. Harris. K. Daapit, R. Fraccastoro, T. Wallace, K. Maranto, M. Buck. 3rd row: J. Hunter, C. Trinh, C. Schmidt, T. Shelton, E. Hogan, E. Shirley, R. Higgins, C. Lolley, C. Cooper. GIRLS’ STATE 76 1 QUILL AND SCROLL 77 DEBATE AWARDS Quarter Finalists at Bolton: Kim Maranto, Tricia Wallace. Quarter and Semi-Finalist at Bolton: M Orr. P. Valentine Third Place, Advanced Debate: Melinda McCain, Heather Hendrix. Quarter Finalists, Advanced Debate: Sharney King, Heather Hendrix. INDIVIDUAL HONORS Lori Rucker receives the DAR award from Dr. Donald Webb. The High Flyers won first place and second plate at Regionals. THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 79 Miss Sanla Claus: Lori Rucker Miss Candycane: Mary Cuth Miss Mistletoe: Lisa Scaly Miss Snowball: Madeline Renaudo MOST ACTIVE MEMBERS Debale Club Science Club Jennifer Olah Justine Reilly Math Club Chris Erdie NHS Thao I Jt Newspaper Chau Trinh FRESHMAN FAVORITES 82 JUNIOR FAVORITES Amy Batson Charlotte Batte HOMECOMING COURT ’86 86 DAPHNE DAVIS Homecoming Queen JENNIFER MANCO Football Sweetheart DANIELLE ERVIN Senior Maid LORI RUCKER DENELLE TUCKER Senior Maid Junior Maid KIM COLEMAN Junior Maid 87 CATHERINE COOPER Sophomore Maid WENDY W RIGHT Sophomore Maid MARY EMILY BYRD Freshman Maid HEATHER EVANS SHANNON CROSBY BRIDGET CARMODY ■ Maid Danceline Favorite Pep Squad Favorite 88 FACULTY SISTER MARY EVELYN STORY 92 S.V.A. Faculty Mt� Fajardo Physics. Algebra Mrs. Franklin Guidance Counsellor Miss Gomolsky English 3, Study Skills Mrs. Harral Typing, Economics, and English Mrs. Harrington Physical Education Jerry Hines Maintenance Sister Lucy Piano Sister Manetta Theology Mrs. Martin Speech, Journalism Sister Mary Grace Latin 1 2 Sister Joan Sister Rita Art 1 2 Algebra 1 2 Mrs. Rivers Physical Science. Chemistry Crispi Sanders Maintenenoe Supervisor Mrs. Terrio World History, Librarian Mrs. Tuminello School Secretary Mrs. White Home Economics Mrs. Wieser Theology NEW TEACHERS BECOME GOOD FRIENDS Our ihree new teachers tour the library. Mr. Dormer boggles the minds of Ad¬ vanced Math students. Danielle receives Mrs. Terrio’s expert advice. Mrs. White catches Amanda Head in the Act! 96 TEACHERS MAKE THE BEST FRIENDS! AP teachers plot against Seniors. Mrs. T. cheerfully signs Sam Clark ' s excuse. Mrs. Aldin admires her beautiful (lowers. Good try Jacque but Mrs. Rivers doesn ' t accept bribes. The Roller Derby Queen strikes again. Mrs. AJdin and Mrs. Wiley enjoy Hamel ' s fun. Mrs. W ' hite is new to the game Attentive judges decide the Spirit W r eek ballot. Ms. Gomolsky flashes her favorite socks. Ears to you Mrs Wiley. ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Dear fellow students, SVA has indeed been great this year. On behalf of the Stu¬ dent Council I would like to thank you for all of your support and i-ooperation. Looking through the year. Spirit Week and the Hamel’s Carvival stand out as fun times. Moving on. all should be proud of the success of our Thanksgiving and Christmas Ser¬ vice Projects. The first semester ended on a joyous note with the annual Twelve Days of Christinas Skit. The excitement did not end with first semester. In tin second semester, the most rewarding ac- tivites were our city Service Project and Student Council Week. Other exciting events included the January picnic with Ixiyola. Movie Night and. of course, the traditional field day. The 1986-87 Student Council truly hopes that your jwhool year was wonderful. We also hope you enjoy your summer and we wish you the best of luck next year. Sincerely, Marjorie Thigpen Student Council President Student Council officers, clockwise from top: Maureen McCabe, Laura Car- mody. Staci Smith. Marjorie Thigpen, and Kim Mull. Members L to R: Carmody, Hollingsworth. Clarke. Clark, Crosby. Erdic, Boehmer, Smith, Cush, Evans, Moore, Shirley. Higgins, Ostteen, Tucker. Michael, Lolley, Wilson, King, Maranto, Butcher, McCabe, Walker, Thigpen, Mull (not pictured Giddens). Clockwise: K. Mull and M. Osteen work on putting the September calendar. C. Erdie, J. Fraccastoro, Colleen Cowley, M. McCabe, and Renee Higgins raise the flag. M. Thigpen and J. Ciddens participate in the “Twelve Days of Christmas. ’ C. Cowley. M. McCabe and R. Higgins help children at the Family Violence Center. Members of the student council entertain the student body. L’lLVIN 1 he Li 1 Vin staff consisted of the school “Snoops ' . They uncovered the little-known but interesting events, as well as the all-important ones. They inform¬ ed and entertained the student ' s reporting SVA life from a humorous viewpoint. The officers were: W. Hollingsworth, Editor; C. Erdie, Secretary; D. Tucker, Co-editor. Top row: H. Slone. E. Hogan, D. Quinney. T. Le. Middle row: W. Hollingsworth. C. Erdie. Bottom row: A. Roy. S. Sandford. C. Trinh. T. Larour. 102 Top Row. L lo R: Robin Brown. Ashley Jones. Amir. Roy. Chreyl Procell. Kelli Oaapil. Emily McClure. Krislen Griffey. Bennet Her- cion. Kli abelh McClure, Jennifer Balas. Kim Coleman, Tina Grey. 103 YEARBOOK WORKSHOP Between final exams and the Honors ' Assembly, the Yearbook Staff attended a workshop. Under the guidance of Mr. Bill Oliver, representative of the Taylor Publishing Company, and Sister Rita, the 1987 Vincen¬ tian was laid out. Members discovered that much pa¬ tience, creativity, and cooperation were needed to effec¬ tively plan and execute a well-organized and interesting book. Each girl chose the section she wished to work on. Then, each group decided the details of that section. The Activities Section group directed by Andrea Juneau, attemp¬ ted to give equal representation to each activity. The girls agreed that assembling the members of the various clubs for their group pic¬ tures was the most demanding part of their highly challenging bul en¬ joyable work. Members were: S. King, J. Sarpy. M. McCain, K. Maranto, L. Carmody, and D. Ware. 104 The Personalities Section recognizes SVA students who are outstanding in academic, social, or civic ac¬ tivities. The editor, Susan Butcher effectively worked with the members: E. Scott, T. Matlock, and J. Manco. The Student Life Section attempts to capture the “true student life” at its most essential level. Editor l aura Dean worked steadily with the other members M. Carmody, and M. Thigpen. The Underclassmen Sec¬ tion staff should be familiar with all the students in the school, so as to give them fair representation. Editor Michele Moore and her co- workers K. Bordelon, Court¬ ney Hall, and S. Walker made a brave attempt to fulfill this obligation. The Senior Section has the goal of producing a sec¬ tion which will be most MEaningful to the Seniors for years to come. Editor Shannon Crosby, and fellow-workers W. Holl¬ ingsworth, C. Antoine, and S. Smith worked hard at this task. SCIENCE CLUB From the Bean-bag toss booth of the Carnival to the Spring Camping Trip, this year’s Science Club has kept its members busy. Other activities have included a Christmas party, a trip to the zoo, and the dissection of a cows’ eye! All who haven’t taken part in the Science (dub are urged to do so. The only require¬ ment is one prev ious year of Science. Officers of the Club are: Erin Shirley, President; Lori Rucker, Vice President; Aimee Rhea, Treasurer Secrelary and Amy Batson, Treasurer. Top: A. Batson and C. Hill discover the world of Science. Members, Top: C. Batte. J. Bowen. R. Brown, A. Rhea, J. Zimmerman, S. King, D. Ervin, L. Holman, S. Smith, S. Crosby, S. Smith, C. Smith, K. Baden, C. Brown, T. Moore. G. Miller, J. Reilly. Bottom: P. Voorhies, J. Olah, O. Aldin. C. Cowan, M. Wilson, T. Lukacs, R. Smith, M. Roppola, L. Carmodv, H. Hendrix, J. Hunter. DEBATE The 1986-1987 Debate team initiated tin reincarnation ol St. Vincent’ ill llie National Forensic league, and has contributed greatly to the school ' s success. In preparation for the year. two team Maranto-Wallace and Hall-McCain spent two week at debate ramps in kamtas and Texas, respectively. I he team non places at every tournament in attended. Novice team members M. Orr, and P. Valentine have lieen outstanding. When not debating, the stjuad is kept busy with library research or with their softball team, known as the “Brieteasers”. Encouraged by an anonymous gift of a beautiful van and supplied with travel ex¬ pense money from the parent’s club, the team has throughly en¬ joyed its several trip it made. Coach Wiley grins in anticipation of baby. Morton Officers: K. Maranto — President, T. Wallace — Secretary Treasurer. Not picutred: L. Carmody — Parliamentarian Top row: M. McCain, C. Hall, H. Hendrix, S. king, k Maranto. T. Wallace, A. Roy. Bottom row: R. Riser, P. Valentine, Y. Robodeaux. P. Auguste. J. Olah. YACA YACA is St. Vincent’s chapter of the Youth Art Council of America. Sr. Joan, the advisor, and the members meet once a month. The only requirement for membership is to be an art student or have had one year of art. Members work on clay moulding, drawing, watercolors, and silk screening. Many pro¬ jects are entered in various city-wide exhibitions. YACA Officers: C. Coppa — Treasurer, T. Kelly — Secretary, A. Lee — Parliamentarian, S. Clark — President. YACA Members: A, Lee. L. Sakovich. T. Kelly, R. Fraccastoro, M. Barr. C. Brown. 108 LATIN CLUB Latin Club: The schools ' oldest foreign language club is the Latin Club. It gives the serious l tin students an out-of-class version of RornanTimes. Meetings and speakers provide a well-rounded l tin background. An interesting year was planned by the officers: President Jennifer Evans, Sec.-Treasurer Majorie Thigpen and Vice President Colleen Cowley. The Officers of the Latin Club are: J. Evans Pres., (Not pictured): C. Cowley V.P., M. Thigpen Sec. Treasurer. TV Members of ihe Ulm Club .re. Top Left lo Right: C. Cowley. L. Colquitt. T. Cray. R. Rtser. Bottom. Left to Right: J. Evans. A. Head. C. Hall. S. Cnaby. M. Thigpen. 109 FRENCH CLUB L ' nder the direction of Madame Ashley, ihe French teacher, and the officers: S. Butcher, E. Barrett. M. Guth, and A. Juneau, the French Club met once a month at school. Learning more about the French language and culture was die purpose of the meetings. Occasionally a guest speaker, or a film, entertain¬ ed the members. For membership, one must have had at least one year of French or be currently enrolled in a French class. Officers: President, Susan Butcher; Vice President, Elisabeth Barrett; Sec.-T re as. Mary Guth; Parliamentarian. Andrea Juneau. Bottom: Em. McClure, C. Hill, P. Auguste, M. Conley, A. JofTrioh. A. Sutton, J. Bowen, E. Barrett, C. Batte, T Matlock, S. Durham, M McCain. M. Guth, C Hall Middle J. Sarpy, E. Simmons, L. Harris. T. Shelton, A. Juneau, M. Petty, M. Roppolo, A. Lee, M. Buck. C. Guevara, J. Finney, 0. Aldin, C. Lolly. Top: R. Meehan, J. Reilly, J. Clark, R. Riser, A. Batson, T. Kelly, T. Moore, T. Wallace, J Wright. I. Campanula, M Carmody. N. Lewis, A. Jones, W Wnght, K. Griffey, B. Herndon, C. Odom, El. McClure. 110 SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club: “Buenos dias, senonlas.” The Spanish Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Aldin. has an interesting and in¬ formative year. Among their activities were the making of pinatas and paper flowers, true Spanish style. They learned much about the customs and traditions of the people who con¬ tributed much to the development of the country. Spanish Club Officers, Clockwise from top: Jann Clover, Christine Erdie, Shannon Jarrel, Kristie Gigiio, and Kim Coleman. Top Row: M. McCabe, E. Hogan, J. Rogers, J. Dowden, J. Gregg, K. Bordelon, K. Elrod, K. Borman, S. Ainsworth, S. Sepulvado, N. Faber, R. Brown, S. Jar- rell,K. Coleman, D. Talbot, C. Schroeder, E. Scott, J Manco, C. Venuain, T. Rivera,M. Orr, C. Erdie, R. Higgins, J Balas, T. Lukaca, R. Smith. P. Voorhies, J. Glover, C. Procell, K. Daspit, L. Sakovich. Ill MATH CLUB The Math Club, a chapter of MU ALPHA THETA was added to the roster of Saint Vincent ' s organizations this year. Sponsored by Mr. J. Dor¬ mer a new faculty member, the club met twice a month to discuss mathematical material. Clockwise: Mr. Domier is interrupted in his explanation. Math class members seek extra help? Junior members of the Advanced Math class pose with Mr. Domier. MU ALPHA THETA Members are. Top row: M. Thigpen, C. Erdie, K. Baden. Mr. Domier. Bottom row: A. Cush, 112 SOFTBALL TEAMS The Red Barron Softball learn ap¬ proached this season with high hopes. Under a new coach. Christopher Car mod), their record did improve. Their hard practice on Sunday and Jednes- da afternoons helped them to two vic¬ tories out of eight hard-fought games. The Jr. Members are. Top row: C. Batte. E. Barrett, M. Guth. A. Batson. N. Lewis, T. Gray. Bottom row: L. Carmody, H. Hendrix, P. Voorhies, T. Wallace. K. Bordelon. TENNIS TEAM Ashley Jones, Maureen McCabe, Tracey Harris, Kristen 114 Staci Smith, K. Baden, M Shau hnea y, C. Erdie, N. Lewi , M Carmody, I. Campaneila, R Fraccaatoro, B. Michael . J. Fraccaatoro, S. Sharbeno. 115 GALS When Ms. Gromolsky looked through the GALS “hour” box. She said, “Bee” Because each Gal had been as busy as a bee! Some went to the level of painting faces; To help get hours and fill up spaces. Then she saw hours for “tea girls” — Oh, yes, some had ushered, and even put on pearls. Another card said, “Rose ' Center” At first, bewildered — then ' ding! She remembered that some had gone there to sing. So many cards had new projects on them — Not waitresses at diners, but caring for children at Shriners. They had enjoyed this new service so much That they had gone back — a whole, whole bunch. Ms. Gromolsky now could see How much fun the girls had giving “service” And how easy, getting hours could be. Renee Higgins, president Officers: Renee Higgins, Pres.; Daphne Davis, Sec.; Ashley Jones, Pub. Rel.; Wendy Wright, Treas; Laura Dean, Parti.; CAL of 1986-87 Melinda McCain; GALS of fall: Shannon Ainsworth and Denise Sepulvado; GAL of Winter: Theresa Carlson. B. Robinson, T. Carlson. J. KoU J. Rogers, C. Odom. j. Dowden. E. McClure. M. Cuth. E. McClure. C. HUI. R Meehan. J. Sarp, D. Qumney. D. Sepulvado. S. Ainsworth, N. Lewis, C. Batte, M. Broyles, A. Selber, A. Gates, M. Byrd, D. Talbot, C. Lolley, K. Gnffen, B. Herndon, S. Durham, J Manco, M McCain, R. Brown, B Broyles, J. Finney, 0. Aldin, E. Adgate, P. Ramsey, B. Carmody, C. Hall, D. Tucker, L. Dean, S. Jarrell, C. Antoine, R Higgens, W. Wnght, K. Elrod, A. Jones, E. Scott, J. Glover, T. Matlock, J. Gregg, M. Carmody. SPEECH AND DRAMA The “ACTIVE” CLub with meetings which feature guest speakers, is the Speech and Drama Club, (hiring the first semester the Club was enlightened b speakers from the Barbizon Modeling Agency and from Sharon’s Beauty Salon. After the Christmas holidays the entire membership got involved in the play, “Lillie Miss Christy. ' Not only the cast, but also the committees for props, lights and sound, costumes, advertisement, makeup, and scenery labored diligently for su weeks. With such devoted members, the play ' s suc¬ cess was inevitable. Top: M. Ostteen gets a new “do”. Bottom: A Barbizon spokeswoman Top: President Laura Boehmer, Vice President Morgan Ostteen, Secretary An- dramatizes “un-beautiful” posture. drea Juneau, Historian Angela Cush inspire the club. Bottom: The “Happy Days” cast twist the night away. 118 Scenes from Productions, Members aie: D. Csrscci, M. Rmaudo. L. Sakovitch, J. Olah, C. Bogus, D. Ervin, C. Brown, J. Evans, 1. Campanella, L. Hams, T. Sheldon. S. Walker, C. Cooper, A, JofTrion, A. Wilson, P Voohries, S. Sharbeno, J. Fraccastorro, M Thigpen. E. Shirley, S. Sanford. C. Lewis, T Matlock, A. Cush, M Bock, T. Le, T. Beavers, L. Rucker, M. McCabe, M. Osteen, J. Ciddens, C. Cowen, J. Zimmerman. A. Lee, C. Smith, K. Bozman, J. Tauzin, C Smith, J. Dowden. M. R op polo, J. Beadles. R. Smith, A. Juneau, J. Bowen, A. Bush, K. Baden. LOYOLA CHEERLEADERS TV fourteen SVALoyol cheerleaders surcesafully represented the schools at Nor thwestem NCA summer camp. mumm with (he first place trophy. a Spirit Shot, and (he Megaphone ’ irophy for bring the mo Congenial Squad Evidently. under the guidance of Coacn Donny Huffsttckler. they hare learned more than just ho to cheer! Practicing long hour every day m the summer heal m a great sacrifice which « more than balanced bv the reward They have plated first m the South Pari Mall compel ion for the laat three year . Tha year tVy alao won the beat “Coke Cheer and brought home a caae of coke, a irophv. and five hundred dollar Continuing to practice school nights « well aa weekend , the «pwd waa honored with the pmtlcdgr to compete in Orlando. Florida at (he National Cheerleading Competition on December 27. Aa the squad overwhelmed the audience with then routine they were rewarded with the only standing ovation With the talents and knowledge of Coaches Raymond Williams, and Brad Arnold, the squad received first place at the nation with over a thousand dollar in pones For the fourteen cheerleader , die past memories and success of the goal was worth the work and sweat they pul into practice. 120 “We Love It!” DANCELINE The 1986-87 ‘ HIGH FLYERS definitely showed their school spirit when they attended summer camp at Northeast Ixjusiana University. The team talked away with the Best overall Sweepstakes ’ trophy. 1st place in Jazz and 2nd place in Camp Routine. They won the Spirit Stick and 29 out of 30 blue ribbons. The team competed in Pierre Boaster’s Dancelme competi¬ tion. The HIGH FLYERS” represented the school in the half-time enter¬ tainment at the Independence Bowl in December along with other area high schools. After performing in several elimination contest’s they are headed for California in hopes of capturing national honors. Captains: Michelle Moore, and Shannon Crosby. Members, Top row: K. Col¬ eman, S. Clark, M. O’Conner, T. Kelly, L. Guanella, S. Ainsworth, D. Sepulvado. Middle row: J. Dowden, J. Rogers, N. Swank, L Griffen. Bottom row: K. Borman, M. Moore, S. Davis, J. Balas, S. Crosby, K. Pokorski. 122 DANCELINE IN DISGUISE Clockwise: Bala . Coleman, Croaby, and Sepulvado proudly show the results of iheir hard work at camp. Danceline catches a few minutes together during their busy schedule at camp. S. Crosby, J. Balas, S. Davis, K. Coleman, M. Moore and D. Sepulvado flash winning smiles at Danceline camp. 123 POM POM GIRLS 1st row: M.k. Wilson, T. Moore. E. Barrett 2nd row: A. Rrames. T. Lukats, S. Durham. 3rd row: M Vigil, L Harris, A Woodle, N. Faber 124 PEP SQUAD For several years the Pej Squad, (volunteer members from the freshman class), has been a factor in arousing the “Spirit” of Loyola fans. It ably supported the Cheerleaders during football games and helped the team to success. Top row: H. Evan, J. Kol, T. Ukin. J. Beadles. B Carmody. J. Eakes, T. Carlson, B. Robertson, T. Boone Row 2: S. Schimdl. T. Tyson, M Cordaro, Gates, M Mandiana, E. Adgale, A. Selber. Row 3: C. Mika, K. Michels, E. Cummings. K. Kyle, C. Lewis. Row 4: C. Broyles. J. Dowden, S. Smith (Co-Capta C. Payne (Captain). S. Burton, L). Garraci, M. Rinaudp. T. Liles, C. Fryer. 125 .5 FOOTBALL Fool ball: Loyola is not known for its outstanding football team, bul this yoar. they unproved their reputation a little. The team began practicing, in full pads, in the sweltering heat of August. They and their Mead coach. Tony Rinaudo, were determined to improve, and they did. They went from no wins to three wins out of their ten games. St. Vincent’s girls are proud of their brother school and will always support the boys. The team ' s success is in the hearts of the SVA girls. Above: 32 bites the dust! Right: 40 runs for his life. THE 1986 LOYOLA COLLEGE PREP FOOTBALL TEAM FRIENDLY RELATIONS What would St. Vincent ' s girts do without Loyola boya? Not a lot Loyola ia St. Vincent’s brother achool. Together St. Vincent’s and Loyola have planned several aortal functions such as dances, pic¬ nics, pep rallies, debate tournaments, and sports ' related activities. St. Vincent’s girls are avid fans of Loyola’s football, basketball and baseball teams Throughout the years many longlaating friendships have developed. FRIENDS GROW CLOSER Sain! Vincent ' s has had a “best yet” year! Il began with a friendly and smiling welcome to freshmen and new students; and an enthusiastic greeting for returning classmates. As the months rolled by love and friendship grew stronger between individuals, among groups, and with the administration. The Activities Section Members appreciated the cooperation given by the student body, especially in the scheduling and rescheduling of pictures. Clockwise: Seniors reinforce the “inner man” during break. Friends are friends forever. We love you. Freshmen. A. Batson and H. Hendrix visited Commander Salamander at Close-Up. 128 CARNIVAL Kach veur Student Council spon¬ sors a school-wide fund raiser. The money raised at this function pro¬ vides the yearly funds for activities in each club and class. For the third consecutive year the fund raiser was a carnival. However, this year it had a new twist. Rather than being held at sc hool, the event was held at Hamel ' s Park. From 3:00 to 6:00 the afternoon of Sunday. September 21. 1086. students with friends and families enjoyed delicious hamburgers, rode rides, and participated in numerous games sponsored by the clubs and classes. The games ranged in varie¬ ty from the Fresh man Co Fish Booth to the Dunking Booth. As usual, lire students worked hard to make this year’s carnival successful and all who attended lire gram! event enjoyed themselves. “Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without get¬ ting a few drops on yourself.” 130 Clockwise: Denelle and Heather enjoy nding ' The Whip .1 Hamel ' s Park Ann and 1-aura smile .1 festivities. Marjoce says. SVAis great! Theresa. Melanie. Jill, Melissa, Bridge! and Kristie sell randy for the Pep Squad. For Missy Odom, no hardhip is too greal for the Debate Squad ACA members Tonya, Leah, Rosa, Jenna. Julie and Polly, exercise their talent by painting faces. Jacque and Colleen ith Marjorie in hopes of raising money. 131 SENIOR RETREAT 1986 On November 13, 1986. fifty-five Seniors returned from their retreat at Mar hill Camp. They had spent two days and nights in Pinevill, La. under the guidance of Father Steve Wright. The girls drank hot cocoa, took long walks, laughed and cried. VI atching films, singing songs, listening to talks, and f)arlicipating in group discussions, brought these girls to a better understanding of one another. As hearts began to Open, tears began to shed. Love, which had been so long silent, surfaced. Creating new and stronger friendship with one another and with God. prepared them for the future. The retreat ended with a Mass, and as they sang the closing songs, the music had a special sweetness — It must have been God ' s Love! Clockwise: Morgan. Renee. Maureen, Colleen, and l.aura change free lime to fun lime. Seniors congregale on Mary hill Campus. Father Steve Wright shares the Sacrament of Kurharist with Michelle. The bus ride home was a time of joy, songs, and smiles. Saturday mornings at eight o’clock there is a traditional ritual for those SVA students who choose to ignore designated rules. Chewing gum. tardiness for class or school, failure to bring an excuse for absence, being without a blazer at assemblies are common ways to acquire a beautiful pink slip. These girls come bright and early to perform such chores as cracking pecans, smashing cans, cleaning sections of the school, and removing gum. They may be lucky enough to help teachers who are working in their classrooms. Most girls console themselves with the thought. If God meant for us to be angels. He would have given us wings.’ If God had rnearTt us to be angels, he would have given us wings. Clockwise: Cannon Antoine, toiura Guanella. Rosa Brucia. and Kendal Elrod, wake up early Saturday to shell pecans. Olivia Aldin and Elizabeth Lxwe pick up trash around the school yard. Julie Tauzin and Jan Clover spend their Saturday at detention, cleaning the arl room. SPIRIT WEEK Clockwise: The Green-Bean Team unites to show its spirit. The Smurfs sing their fight song in the Songfest competition. Rebecca Dugan attempts to put a penny in a jar without using her hands. Laura Car mod y and Amy Batson are minus a musketeer on “famous couple’ day. Students enjoy the l.augh Olympic Games prepared for them by the Student Council. Hut Hut! innifered, is it go¬ ing to be a touchdown? “SVA is great On Friday, September 26, the Student Council, wishing to promote school spirit rather than class spirit, divided the entire student body into four teams, composed of members from each class for the celebration of “Spirit Week”. The first event was the songfesl, where adorned with their team colors each group sang original songs and cheers. Other days were devoted to observing. “Fifties Day”, “Sweatshirt Day”, “Color Day ' and “Famous Couples Day”. The Spirit grew until even faculty members became involved. The “I aff Olympics” crowned the week. Belay contests rang¬ ing from the “Football Throw ' to “Spoon Clothing” created an almost ecstatic atmosphere. The day ended but the enthusiasm remained, for now, it was the weekend! “You grow up the day you have your first real laugh at yourself. 135 “Be Careful How You Live, You May Be the Only Bible Some People Will Ever Read.” Clockwise: Seniors love lo relax. Uura W. and Lee C. rejoice that they are no longer in training. Football games bring out basic instincts of Loyola fans. Stephanie W. and Catherine C. enjoy being with their Loyola friend, Charles Black. Jan C. and Evelyn S. attend a Christinas party. Amy H. prepares for a night on ihe town. Danceline performances are always “crowd-pleaaers.” 137 SVA students make friends in the community 138 SVA girls find joy, not only in hoot ac¬ tivities. bui also in rornmunily involvement. The GALS (Give A Lillie Service) Club was probably the largrst at school thin year. Al Christmas ami Thanksgiving all students con¬ tributed to service projects. At Thanksgiving various items were collected for the Family VioleiM e Center. At Christmas, each las adopted two needy families. In March, the SVA Student (Council initialed YES. Youth Enhances Shreveport), a project to help clean and lieautify the city parks. Other area schools participated in this project. Every year each senior volunteers 24 hours of her time to community service. Titus, SVA students can be found throughout Shreveport. Clock wise: K Karkir and fnenda bnng Chnatmaa gifts to needy families L. Guamelia, T Boone. J. Tiffany, and T. Lite de liver food. C. Brown signs up for LSUMC Senior Service project. Working for Family Violence Center is real service. S. W alker and C. Cooper help kids have fun. Learning Service from Fr. Wright was an easy task. 0. Aldin and E. Lowe help dean up. 139 MASS AND ASSEMBLIES Masses and Assemblies are an important part of the schedule of the Saint Vincent students. They enrich their lives spiritually as well as com¬ municating to them the factors that nill affect all who are in¬ volved in and with the school. They celebrate God by par¬ ticipation in the Masses which honor the Saints and the Holy Days of the Church’s year. The assemblies give them an oppor¬ tunity to recognize the reci¬ pients of honors, and keep them informed of important events pertaining to the school. The also offer entertainment in the form of speakers and out- Prayer should be the key of the day, and the lock of the night. Clockwise: Father Covie leads the school in prayer. Students stand for the Fntrance Pror-ession. Thao. F.dnelle. Samantha, and W’innifred recruit students for the newspaper staff during the annual “Skit Assembly To Renee Higgins, the woods are a perfect selling to read the Bible Dr Webb of Centenary College congralualtes [jon Rucker, the DAR Citizenship Award recipient during an assembly honoring her achievements. 141 Food, Food,and Food. It ' s 9:35, the bell rings, and the mad rush to the cafeteria begins. At break. St. Vincent s girls consume everything from powdered donuts to TAB. This snack is to hold them through the next two longest classes of the day, the ones before lunch. The lunch gourmets bring a microwavable feast from home; while the others buy chips, crackers, and candy bars that are always there to tempt even the most disciplined dieters. The cafeteria has always been a place to catch up with friends and socialize, but most of us use it for its real purpose, to EAT! 14 ? Clockwise: Emily Hogan goes “ape at lunchtime. Cheryl, Melissa, Tracy. Jennifer, Christine and laura have a hard time learning to spell. Kim and Staci “stixh for a test during lunch. Rishea supports Loyola by buying football tickets at lunch. Seniors and Father Wright have lunch at Mary Hill. Cheryl and Tracey sharf friendly lunch. HOLIDAYS “ALL PEOPLE SMILE IN THE SAME LANGUAGE” Holidays play an important role at St. Vincent’s. The pumpkin decorating contest at Halloween showed each class ' s creativity and imagination. At Thanksgiving, a feast was enjoyed by all. Everyone’s favorite. Christmas, was celebrated by a door decoration contest, the naming of spirit gi rls, and exchange of gifts. As one can sec. holidays play an important role in student life. 144 DADDY’S LITTLE GIRL. in AD D Y 5 G I.R L Clockwise: The Seniors carry on tradition by carrying candles al Christmas mass. Each club participates in a door decorating contest al Christmas time. Marjorie, Col¬ leen. and Carmen say. “We pity the fool who didn ' t come to “Dad-Daughter” night.” Modica. Bennett, Kristen. Ashley. Carla and Kristie spend a pleasureable evening with their fathers. According to “Wheel of Fortune,” Daddy ' s Little Girls” are awesome. Class pumpkins show the true Halloween spirit. Carmen A.. Laura C., Erin S.. Maureen M.. Staci S. join hands as all students give thanks at the Thanksgiving Feast. 145 If I could paint a picture. Of the love inside my heart, I would paint you and 1 my friend. Together never to part. 1 would craft with skill. The details that I know. For all the world to stop and heed. The true friend that Fd show. I would paint the memories. That we’ve come to share, Fd paint myself next to you. So you’d know I would be there. I would carefully place upon a wall. For everyone to see. The special friend in you. The true friend you were to me. SADD DON ' T BOOZE AND CRUISE STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING is a new club at SVA which became active in January. Its main purpose is to spread knowledge about the consequences of drinking and driving, and to increase awareness of the problem among teen-agers. SADD officers as well as all members are required to sign a CONTRACT EOR LIFE with their parents. The student agrees to call her parent if she has been drinking or if she intends to get into a car with a driver who has. The parent agrees to provide a safe way home for the girl. SADD officers and their faculty advisor, Mrs. Akiin. planned some eliciting activities to pro¬ mote participation. The students ' response was most gratifying. The officers are: President. Courtney Hall; Vice President. Margaret Car- mody: Secretary, Natalie Lewis, Parliamen¬ tarian. Andrea Juneau. A. Batson, N. Lewis, M. Carmody, T. Moore, K. Miller. L. Carmody, C. Batte, K. Baden, L. Col¬ quitt. J. Clark, J. Gregg. L. Griffin, A. Juneau, H. Hendrix, J. Zimmerman, K. Bordelon, B. Hern¬ don, T. Kelly, S. Ainsworth, E. McClure. A. Head. A. Rhea. T. Rivera, K. Daspit. K. Bozman. T. Wallace. K. Maranto, E. McClure, W W right, K. Griffey, K. Elrod, B. Broyles, E. Simmons, L Sakovich. L. Sealy, C. Hall, J. Rogers, C. Schroeder, C. Lolley, A. Jones, L. Spa no. D. Talbot. YES Y.E.S. (or, YOUTH ENHANCING SHREVEPORT), was initialed by the SVA Student Council this year. All area high school students were invited to participate in the project. On Saturday. March 7, 1987. students from Loyola, Captain Shreve. Caddo Magnet, Fair Park. Notre Dame, Huntington Park, Southwood. and St. Vincent ' s worked to clean up and beautify area parks. Over a hundred young people picked up trash and planted flowers in a cooperative effort to make Shreveport a better place to live. S. ( ' .lark, W . Sell, L. Boehmer, L. Carmody, C. Cowley, J. Clark, S. Crosby. C. Erdie, C. Cooper, S. Sharbeno. T. Wallace. E. Shirley. R. Higgins, C. Lolley, M. McCabe, J. Frac- castoro. M. Moore, B. Michaels, M. Ostleen, K. Maranto. K. Mull, D. Davis, M. Thigpen, A. Cush. 147 On November 16, 1986, fifty-eight extreme¬ ly excited young women, and their sponsors, Mrs. Lockard and Miss Gromulsky departed from Shreveport for Washington, D.C. to par¬ ticipate in the Close-Up program. During their trip they toured various parts of W ashington in¬ cluding the Vietnam War Memorial, Lincoln ' s Memorial, Jefferson memorial, the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Williamsburg, and Georgetown. The girls enjoyed a real ex¬ perience of politics, witnessed the legislative, judicial, and executive bodies of government in action. They returned home on November 22, 1986, exhausted but delighted with their many beautiful memories. On the 12th and 13th of January, 10 members of the National Evangelization Team, or NET, conducted an exciting and moving retreat. The entire student body benefitted and had a great time! The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. In verdant pastures He gives me repose; Beside restful waters He leads He refreshes my soul. He guides me in right paths for His name’s sake. Even though 1 walk in the dark valley I fear no evil; for you are at my side With your nod and your staff that give me courage. These pictures represent the beauty and education that the old St. Vincent’s Academy gave to past graduates. 156 157 158 I walk beside you many times in memories of the golden days we’ve shared. I laugh aloud, remembering things you’ve said . . . I ' m touched when I recall how much you’ve cared Sometimes I hear your laughter in my thoughts, and see that smile that ' s brightened many a day . . . 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WATKINS Insurance Agent for WATCO INC. 424-4251 165 501 CARAWAY St - FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE CALL 227-0500 3730 YOUHfcE 0 SHMV{PO«UA. 71105 LEVI FOR GALS char ye liens UHCl «•� 203 TEXAS STREET SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA (318) 222 4721 SWEET TOOTH DELIVERY 304 Albany Tues.-Fri. 10:00-5:00 Sal. 10:00-3:00 868-9962 Compliments of WARE ENTERPRISES 166 Schumpert Medical Center, is a 600-bed, Catholic, acute care medical center, providing Christlike health care services and pro¬ grams to the people of God in the Shreveport-Bossier Ark-La-Tex Area. It is one of sixteen (16) health care centers owned and operated by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word throughout the United States, Guatemala and Ireland. It is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. The Sisters and staff of Schumpert Medical Center join in congratulating the 1987 Graduates of St. Vincent Academy. We wish you God’s blessing, happiness and success as you live out your future life based on the Christian values derived from your educa¬ tional experience at St. Vincent Academy. May God bless each of you. The Sisters and Staff of Schumpert Medical Center WILLIS KNIGHTON MEDICAL CENTER — A Commitment to Excellence — Our promise to you! 2600 Greenwood Rood Shreveport. Louisiana 71103 168 When You Need Us We ' re There! South I rk HOSPITAL A satellite facility of Willis-Kmghton Medical Center 2510 Flournoy-Lucaa Road, Shreveport, Louisiana 71110 Best Friends Always! JIMMY L. PIERCE Plumbing Heating Company Repair, Remodel and New Work 5618 Work Ave. Shreveport, LA 71108 (318) 635-8533 170 09 E W Suite III Shreveport. Ld. 71105 79 3990 KILPATRICK LIFE INSURANCE Phone 318-869 1206 iW-OYMNASTIC ' SUPPLY CO Supplier of All Types of Exercise, Dance, Pep Squad and Cheerleader Equipment, Softball Uniforms and T-Shirts Frank Pernici, Jr. Anthony Catanese Owners P.O. Box 5374 4727 Line Ave. Shreveport, LA 71106 VV ' ii Clyde Gorunn NURSERY LANDSCAPE, INC. 6312 LINE AVE. SHREVEPORT. LA. 71106 CLYDE GORUM 318 861-7639 171 © TEXACO Carroll ' s Texaco Servicenter Complete Auto Service ASE Certified Mechanics AL CARROLL Owner 041 Fern Ave. Pt 865 7798 865 100 Shreveport, la 71105 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Maranto R. K. BUTCHER ASSOCIATES CENTENARY HARDWARE, INC. 115 Kings Highway Shreveport, Louisiana 71104 Phone: 868-0515 172 AKIN ' S, NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE CO.. INC 5901 EAST KINGS HIGHWAY PHONE 868-2701 Specializing in Insurance Repairs for over 25 years Residential Commercial State Contractor ' s License No. 12180 Federal Insulators Contractors, Inc. 2601 Southern Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana 71104 Phone: 425-2814 THOMAS B HOLMES DONALD W. CHRIST BEIRNE ASSOCIATES Joe Beime Gene Stroker Dennis Smith Glyn Ann Carmody • Auto • Home •Life • Group Health • Business Insurance 1529 E. 70th St. uite 110 Shreveport, LA W: 318-797-1630 Trade-mark® Congratulations TONYA! Love, Mom, Dad, and Tiffany KIM I0WAM Ommt ALL WEATHER, INC Heating, Air Conditioning A Sheet Metal P O SOX 8801 9160 l IN WOOD AVf $M«VE80IT LA 71 148 8801 (318) 687 5966 925 6611 DEALER Compliments of SOUTH SHREVEPORT PHARMACY 2520 Bert Kouns Industrial Loop Good luck, Laura! TRI-STATE LIGHTING You’re the greatest, May May! Love — JENNIFER 174 Compliments of L. W. MOORE TRUCKING CO. Compliments of COMPLIMENTS Of THE STODDARD FAMILY Twin Cities Car Wash Shreveport, LA 71106 Tel. 797-7997 “DIFFICULTIES MASTERED ARE OPPORTUNITIES WON .VmmCM 2412 E. 70th ST. 797-8880 176 BEST WISHES We Love You, Juniors DR. AND MRS. WARE LAI-800-932-8294 TX ARK 1-800-592-5554 222-8373 RAY WILLIAMS BLOSSOM SHOP 1803 Marshall Street Shreveport, LA 71162-0535 DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 513 WEST 67th STREET SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71106 (318)865-7129 177 Compliments of THE SAINT VINCENT-LOYOLA CHEERLEADERS Compliments of A CUT ABOVE Hair Designers Phone 686-hair A Full Service Salon for the Entire Family Misses, Junior Apparel STEPPIN’ UP INC. Ph. (318)868-1431 6401 Line Ave. 1 Shreveport, LA 71106 Cbe fttenagerir BEADS WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL James E Evers Shreveport. LA 71106 Compliments of CHRISTINE SIDSIN Compliments of SEALY AND COMPANY 179 CONGRATULATIONS Julie and Shauna!!! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sanford CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF John Meehan Laura Dean!! I LOVE YOU!! Denelle 41 IMasft Owners: Roc ky and Rose Mary Cascio ESTABLISHED: 1945 COMPLIMENTS of Aulds, Home, and White Investment Corporation Compliments of THE GERALD HEEP FAMILY To St. Vincent’s with love. from The Christian Community of ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETAN GOOD LUCK, Julie!! LOVE, Mom and Dad! 181 Compliments of THE HIGH FLYERS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF ’87!!! Compliments of FREEMAN AND HARRIS CAFE 317 Western Ave. Shreveport, LA 71101 BRONNER-H1LL Real Estate Sales Construction Development 869-3316 Aahley “brace ” heraelf for a moving experience. Best wishes from Dr. Dnimmod and hia orthodontic staff. 3958 Youree Drive Shreveport, LA 71105 Compliments of GLENWOOD DRUG INC. CO. TOWN OAK SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER FROM A FRIEND PIERREMONT ROAD AND LINE ' AVENUE MARBLE W SLAB iwf PRE-ENGINEERED POST TENSION FOUNDATIONS POST TENSION FOUNDATION MIKE HARLAN SERVICE BUS. PHONE 636-6161 3020 Hollywood Ave. HOME PHONE 686-8405 PAGER NO. 4590-120 Shreveport, LA 7.1108 Compliments of HERBY-K’S RESTAURANT Serving Shreveport Since 1936 1833 Pierre Ave. 424-2724 Compliments of TOM PEARSON MERRILL LYNCH FUTURES, INC. 724 Azalea Drive Shreveport, Louisiana 71106 9:30 am-5:30 pm 865-4253 109 Kings Highway Shreveport, LA 71105 (318) 865-5410 186 COMPLIMENTS of ARIES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SOMDAL ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS PLANNERS COUNSELING ASSOCIATES ROBERT L. MINNIEAR, ED. D. DIRECTOR 3433 Youree Drive Shreveport, LA 71 105 318-865-3104 2330 Line Avenue Shreveport. LA 71104 Phone (31 8) 226-9402 COMPLIMENTS OF ST. JOHN BERCHMANS CATHEDRAL When You Want Only The Best Located on Barron Rd. - Keithville Nights, Sundays, Holidays - 925-t 401 or 925-9828 Compliments of BRIAN AND CARMEN Compliments of MIDAS MUFFLER Compliments of DR. AND MRS. J. BRUCE LOWE 2402 East 70th Street Shreveport, LA 71105 SHREVE ISLAND BICYCLE CENTER 797-9500 Underwritings Tax Shelter Investments Mergers Acquisitions Private Placements Meilleurs Voeux A La Ciasse de 1986! Compliments of DR. J. D. WILKINSON | BUTCHER COMPANY, INC. m M INVESTMENT BANKERS sum 70S HATHIY BLOC SHifvtPou la 7it«i (318) 221-4113 MIMBIR NATIONAL ASSOCIATION SECURITIES DEALERS, INC. We Love You, JANN EVELYN 190 Compliments of MODERN IRON WORKS CONGRATULATIONS! JULIE. LOVE, GRANDMOTHER Compliments of THE MOORE FAMILY 5735 Youree Drive Shreveport, LA 71105 A Gallery of Fine Fabrics 1701 NO. MARKET STREET SHREVEPORT, LA 71107 (318) 227-0675 Branches 3935 Pines Road. Shreveport, LA 71129 (318) 865-8552 318 ) 631 - 6131 8900 Youree Drive, Shreveport, LA 71115 ( 318 ) 789 - 1440 PAULA H HICKMAN 318-861-4725 KATHLEEN H LOWE 318 868 0390 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 192 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. T. K. GIDDENS, JR. ARK-LA-TEX S LARGEST SELECTION OF IMPORTED AND AMERICAN WINES DRIVE-IN WINDOW SERVICE • ICE CUBES • GLASSWARE VISIT OUR WINE CELLAR Fast Delivery 861-2420 3106 YOUREE DRIVE Shreveport. La. 71104 Compliments COURTESY of OF NANCY MEEHAN DICK HOWELL Compliments of 4115 Meadow Lane Bossier City, La. 71111 Compliments of UROLOGY ASSOCIATES DRS. JOHNSON, CHANCE, MOOK, MOSS 2501 Greenwood Road Shreveport, LA 71103 COMPLIMENTS of DIGITAL ELECTRONICS 5220 HOLLYWOOD AVE. PH — 636-2672 cm CUSTOM-BILT CABINET SUPPLY. INC 6000 Union Street Shreveport, LA 71108 (318) 865-1412 Home Plan Service, Inc. • HOME DESIGNING • BLUE PRINTING • DRAFTING SERVICE • PHOTO COPY - . ? •- ..� £� «!•� (•• ••• T. t w. DAVE LAUGHMAN 556 West 70th QGQ QCH H Shreveport, La. 71106 ODO’OD I U 3912Youree Drive Shreveport. LA 71105 BE A GUILBAULT (318) 868-7366 Unique Gift Shop Smocking Supplies 195 Deep Pore Cleaning Free Skin Analysis Brow Shaping Make Up Designer CAROLYN KITTLE FAIRFIELD GROCERY MKT PROFESSIONAL SKIN CARE Featuring USD A Prime and Choice Beef Fresh Seafood (Aesthetician) 5863 Fairfield Ave. Shreveport, LA 71106 426 Kings Hwy. By Appointment Shreveport, LA 71104 424-8339 O «C 21 PIERRE MONT COMMON Francis Stokes Randall VICE PRESIDENT-GENEP A T MANAGER 865-4148 425-3882 6505 Line Ave. Shreveport, LA 71106 PICCADILLY CAFETERIA St. Vincent Mall Shreveport The Tastiest Cookin’ in Town! Serving Continuously From 11 a.m. Til 8:30 p.m. 7 Days a Week RENE MANCO MANCO ENTERPRISES, INC Structural Steel Detailing 2715 Mackey Place Suite 201 Shreveport, Louisiana 71118 318-688-7775 ROPPOLO INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. “A MARK D. ROPPOLO COMPANY” 220 Carroll Si., Suite A-l MARK D. ROPPOLO P-O. Box 5115 (318)861-3722 Shreveport, LA 71135-5115 197 ] 1 Compliments Cowley, McCabe, and Smith To Jacque and Susan “HANG IN THERE” STEPHEN MORR ISSEY RON ALDIN PHOTOGRAPHY Congratulations Shannon We Love You Mom, Dad, and Don TOWERY REAL ESTATE, INC. To Buy or Sell a Home, Dial 861-Home Twenty-five Years Experience in This Market Area 6607 Line Avenue Suite D Shreveport, LA 71106 W. H. (BILL) TOWERY President 199 Compliments of ST. JOHN’S PARISH FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Parishioners Can Save and Borrow Compliments of DR. ELLIS 0. COOPER 201 cSport a asm “FOR THE FUN OF IT 688-0409 8925 JEWELIA ROAD (ACROSS FROM SOUTHPARK MALL) INSULATION INSTALLED BY THE EXPERTS CONSTRUCTION Best Wishes and God-speed, JUNIORS DR. MRS. LOUIS C. PENDELTON and KAREN PENDELTON, M.D. INSULATORS INC. Class of 1976 4102 CURTIS LN. 636-3107 Compliments of LUTECE FRENCH BAKERY 202 PORTER’S 276 Southfield Road Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 ■Jll ' ll|7 Ctoin (Citg Ximousinrs 2345 GRIMMET DRIVE SHREVEPORT. LA 71107 JONES, MULLIN, MARVIN L. STREET SCARBOROUGH QUERBES TENNIS CENTER Insurance Service 2210 Line Ave. Shreveport, LA 71104 (318)868-1937 Professional Tennis JP -g. Instructor | mi — (318) 221-0551 (318) 861-6095 + + Off. Ph. 221-7337 221-7361 Res. Phone 865-8293 JOHNNY DAVIS, JR. Manager — President Good Samartian Funeral Home 200 Laurel St. Shreveport, LA 71103 Insurance Off. 221-7725 203 Compliments of the CUSH FAMILIES Congratulations, Julie Sarpy Mr. and Mrs. Pete Harris Staci, You’ve finally made it! Good luck always! I LOVE YOU! SUNNY S Xnc.. 721 Southfield Rd. (318) 868-2779 Class of ’89 is Divine 1017 OLIVE • SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA 71101 STUDIO (318) 222-6648 HOME (318) 222 8009 RED RIVER OUTFITTERS Compliments of A. G. SULLIVAN, JR. 755 Gladstone Shreveport, LA 71104 VIDEO SOUTH Movie Rental, Sales Accessories 2530 Bert Kouns, Ind. Loop BILL DIANE JARRETT Canterbury Sq. Suite 123 318-688-7007 Shreveport, LA 71118 KIM ' S GIFT SHOPPE ASHLAND PLACE 8508 LINE AVE . SUITE D • SHREVEPORT LA 71106 f TELEPHONE 318 868 3002 SUE C HARRIS AM - Catherine, 204 “No one knows how, no one knows why. It just happened.” To Stephanie, Love, Stephanie Compliments of the THIGPEN FAMILY JIM O’BANNON Evelyn Jennifer Compliments of a Best Friend! Love, Catherine Shreveport, louisiana 1318) 221 3596 Congratulations: Love, Ken Tonyi COMPLIMENTS of REPUBLIC BANK BUILDING NOWOTNY S CONLEY DRILLING CORPORATION FORREST M CONLEY, JR VICE PRESIDENT 1800 Beck Buildin g 400 Travis Street Shreveport Louisiana 71101 OFFICE (318) 227 0442 JOE LACHLE ELECTRIC Company Inc. 1833 Lots Lane Office Ph. 742-6266 P.0. Box 6154 Res Ph. Sr. 987-2671 Bossier City, LA 71111 Res. Ph. Jr. 746-6929 206 Sfjkmtmdymtf m 9 m� . t ty kmJ mmJ J 48 Pierremont Common 05 Line Avenue ireveport, LA 71106 % Upper Level (318) 861-1616 op 1 - 4 ' mm P 0 BOX 8868 SHREVEPORT lA 71148 UNICOM 122 95 TELEX 507 487 ?4 HOUR F B 0 PROP JETSERV CNTR 23 318 - 636-1000 Slwi epo rt Ccntcft, 9fic. TERMINAL ANNEX BUILDING REGIONAL AIRPORT SHREVEPORT LA TOOTIE l TERRY COLE ( 318 ) 687 2420 TOOTIE’S Flowers Gifts 9434C MANsriiLO Road Shreveport. Louisiana 71 1 18 COMPLIMENTS from JOHNNY D’S JOHN, DONNA, SUSAN, and STACIA DAVIS 207 Compliments of these participating - area banks — COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK mi . I bank of tl I id-south CITY BANK � Tiurr or siuriroiT ! Citiz ens National Bank ea Pioneer Bank m AflO AL BANK N lu ' LOUISIANA BANK TRUST COMPANY Republic r CBank r J SHREVEPORT BANK TRUST B National Bank _of BomttOv Ml 4 THUST COHMNi united mercantile bank MEMBERS OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION TELL ’EM “LARGE MARGE SENT YOU” 208 MOREMAN, MOORE CO., INC. Insurance Agents and Brokers Republic Bank Building, Suite 400 820 Jordan St. Shreveport, LA 71101 (318) 424-9160 Kamrun aaienme studio J Specializing in Children ' s Photography 210 Compliments of Becca and Michelle FROM AND I Poulan WEED EATER Quality Products, Made in America for every Residential and Commercial need. BEAIRD-POU LAN WEED EATER Division Emerson Electric Co. Shreveport. LA 71129 • (318)687-0100 HAIR SALON By Appointment only 6535 Line Ave. Shreveport, LA 71106 Ph. 868-0513 The Atakora Corporation Jerry C. McCain BALL AND COMPANY Certified Accountants TOM and SUZ1E BALL 213 Compliments of C C WHOLESALE Compliments of THE FINISHING TOUCH KNIT SHOP JODIE COOK. BETTE FRYER Compliments of the Spanish . Club Officers Christine Erdie, Shannon Jarral, fr Jann Glover, Kristie Giglio, | Kim Coleman Compliments of Compliments of A FRIEND GENERAL ELECTRIC Compliments of LOUIE COBB’S BAR-B-QUE LOUISE TREMBLE V BERKELEY OWNER REPRESENTATIVE 1 444J4 ? l±Jl40n J 8003 LINE AVENUE SHREVEPORT. LA 71106 Bus 068-0110 Res 747-0268 Compliments of GRAEF ELECTRIC, INC. COMPLIMENTS of HOLY ROSARY CHURCH JACKSON’S Jewelers and Gifts Mall St. Vincent — Pierre Bossier Mail BOB JACKSON AL RAHM 214 Compliments of The Junior Class Officers 215 the GREEN DUMB NURSERY ANO GARDEN CENTER FLORIST We Built our Reputation on Recommendations” 8401 Une Avenue • Shreveport, Louisiana 71108 ( 318 ) 865-8709 - 865-3600 BOBBY ALLEN exander lexander Insurance Brokers and Consultants for Commerce and Industry HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL 1700 Buckner Square ph: 221-1681 Compliments of Dr. A. E. DEAN, JR. POM-PON GIRLS Top row: Mary Kay Wilson, Tracy Moore, and Elizabeth Barret. Middle row: Amanda Reams, Teri Luckas, Shawn Durham. Bottom row: Monica Vigil, LaTonya Harris, Angela W ' oodle, Nicole Faber, 217 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF ’87 4 s CAFE RESTAURANT RAW BAR Congratulations, Laura, You’ve come a long way! We love you! Mother, Dad, Alan, David Compliments of MALLARD DRILLING CORP. Compliments of SUTTON’S TRUCK PARTS 1625 Grimmel Drive Shreveport, LA 71107 222 8376 SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Courtesy Chevrolet Bob Post Chrysler- Plymouth-Peugeot Wray Ford Powell Buick-CMC Winningham Datsun-Volvo Shreveport Llncoln-Mercury Red River Chevrolet Yokem Toyota Bill Hanna Ford-BMW-Saab TSit Shreveport Dodge Rountree Oldsmobile- Cadiiiac-isuzu Moffitt volkswagen- Porsche-Audi-Mazda Bill Hanna Subaru- AMC-Jeep-Renault Holmes Honda- Mercedes-Benz Morgan Pontiac Broadmoor Drugstore 3964 Youree Drive Shreveport, LA 71105 (318) 865 4617 Compliments of JEROME ABRAMS Compliments of ASHLEY’S AAMCO 220 Compliments of SPORTSPECTRUM Compliments of CUBAN LIQUOR CENTENARY COLLEGE “One of ihe Best Buys in education” New York Times “One of the nation ' s best colleges” U.S. News World Report Centenary College of Louisiana 2911 Centenary Boulevard P.0. Box 41188 Shreveport, Louisiana 72234-1188 (318) 869-5011 Shamey King and Friends 221 YOU MADE IT SPECIALIZING IN HAND FINISHING C CLEANERS, INC. 2708 PLANTATION BOSSIER CITY. LA B W PARTNERSHIP COME FLY WITH US! PREPARE TO BE PAMPERED BEN JOEL JOHNSTON WALTER JOHNSTON 318 742 5471 732 AZALEA DR SHREVEPORT LA 318 861 0557 ANDREWS GRO and MKT. C. E. ANDREWS JR., Proprietor 3 Groceries Meats and Vegetables Pierremont Mall Shreve City Phone 868-1328 4306 St. Vincent A Compliments of ROY REAL ESTATE 9051 Mansfield Rd. 687-2100 Best Wishes from Carla and Jeff JERRY S. LEWIS New York Life Insurance Company 909 Mid South Towers 71107 223 BEST WISHES FROM THE HALLS 8508 Line Ave. C AMznl l fld£l 224 ■ ' iMallr tUincent Supports jSt. Vincent’s Scadcmu Remember, Mall St. Vincent has Sears, Palais Royal, Beall- Ladymon and 65 other specialty shops and restaurants eager to meet your shopping needs, and we are conveniently located adja¬ cent to St. Vincent Academy. Open 9: 0-9:00 St. Vincent at Mondav-Saturdav Southern Avenue Compliments of Bennie Jones Plumbing Co., Inc. TAUZIN Phones 424-5508 — 422-4403 Electrical Contractor 4446 MERIWETHER ROAD SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71109 Phone 688-1257 Everything Electrical Fertitta’s Imported Foods and Delicatessen 1124 Howell St. SHREVEPORT, LA 71101 - 424-4406 FRANK CAMUS 1302 LOUISIANA AVE. PRESIDENT SHREVEPORT, LA 71101 Friends Last Forever 1031 West Lee Dr. Baton Rouge, LA. 215 Bourbon St. New Orleans, LA. 855 Pierremont Rd. Shreveport, LA Restaurant 868-9568 Office 868-9617 Open: Monday — Thursday — 1:7 J am-2:00 pm Monday — Thursday — 4: ' 0 pm-10:00 pm Friday Saturday — 11 30 am-11:00 pm Sunday — 11:30 am-9:00pm Special Thanks to All Our Friends and Advertisers!!! 226 Compliments of SHREVE SOPHOMORES Best Wishes From A Friend DONNA WELBOURNE ROBERTSON Interior Design | | f 1 L Ronnie Crawford ■- - lfr age Consultant IMAGE STUDIOS Hair Care • Color Analysis • Makeup Skin Care 5702 Mansfield Rd. • Shreveport, LA 71108 • (318) 631-1311 535 Pierremont Road Shreveport, LA 318-865-3084 Compliments of STEPHANIE CATHERINE SIMMER S GALLERY COLONY HOUSE OF FLOWERS 865-5136 6505 Line Ave. Shreveport, LA 71106 ALEX RUBENSTEIN PERIWINKLE TEA ROOM BAKERY MURRELL’S THE MOPPET SHOPPE MR. MRS. F. WILLIAM JOHNSON THE INDOORS DR. MRS. S. S. GILL MR. MRS. ROBERT D. FRANKS STEPHEN MORRISSEY LAURA DEAN 227 AD INDEX AL W Moore Trucking Co.175 A Cut Above . 179 Abrams, Jerome.220 Acme Brick Co. 184 Akin ' s Nursery.173 A1 Carroll’s Texaco Servicenter. 172 Alexander Alexander.216 All Weather, Inc. 173 Andrews Grocery.222 Antoine, Brian and Carmen.189 Antoine, Mrs. Winnie-Vance.209 Aties Financial Management. 187 Ark-La-Tex Timber Co.193 Ashley’s Aamco.220 Atakora Corp.213 Attic Hair Salon.211 Aulds, Home, and White Investment Corp. . 180 Azalea Cleaners.220 BEMS.176 B J Floor Service.164 B W Partnership.222 Ball Co.213 Beaird Poulan Weedeater.211 Becca Michelle.211 Beirne Associates, Inc. 173 Bennie Jones Plumbing.225 Bolick Bistributors. 177 Broadmoor Drugstore.220 Bronner-Hill. 184 Brothers Hair Design, The.196 Brown and Schwendimann, Drs.170 Brown Family.190 C C Electric Co.225 C C Wholesale.214 Caddo Abstract Title Service, Inc.164 Cafe Moritz. 196 Cafe Shreveport.218 Camille Millen Design, Inc. 171 Caraway Travel Service.166 Caroline’s Kacie Sez ... . 197 Carolyn Kittle 196 Cascio’ Food Mart . 180 Centenary College of Louisiana.221 Centenary Hardware Paint Co., Inc.172 Centenary Oyster House. 218 Century 21-Spigener Real Estate Associate Betty Jo Martin.165 Charlie YeUen’s.166 Clyde Gorum Nursery, Landscape Florist .... 171 Coca Cola Co. 173 Colony House of Flowers.227 Construction Insulator, Inc.202 Cooper, Catherine ..204 Cooper, Dr. Ellis 0., Jr.201 Counseling Associates. 188 Cowley, McCabe Smith.’. 198 Crosby Family. 199 Cuban Liquor Stores.221 Cush, A. — Seniors ' 87. 183 Cus h Families 204 Custom-Bilt Cabinet. 195 Daughters of the Cross.212 David Mauldin Photography.213 229 Dean, A.E., Jr.216 Debate Club (Briefcasers). 199 Delta Gulf Corp. . . . ..184 Digital Electronic Services, Inc. 195 Dineros Mexican Restaurant.214 Doctors’ Hospital.206 Donna Welbourne Robertson-Interior Design . . . 227 Dresser Magcobar. 164 Drummand, Dr. A.185 Dynamic Motions, Inc. 162 Estetica Hair Salon.188 Fabric Center.192 Fairfield Gro. Mkt. .. 196 Family Federal Savings Loan. 192 Fashion, The.222 Federal Insulators Contractors, Inc.173 Fertitta’s Delicatessen.225 Finishing Touch, The.214 Flower Shoppe.189 Frankie’s One-Stop.171 Franks, Mr. Mrs. R. D.227 Freeman Harris Cafe.183 French Club.214 Friend ... 170, 176, 185, 192, 209, 214, 226, 227 General Electric.214 George’s Grill . 189 Giddens, Mr. Mrs. T. K. 198 Giddens, D r. Mrs. William R.222 Gill, Dr. Mrs. S. G.227 Glenwood Drug, Inc.185 Good Samaritan Funeral Home.203 Graef Electric Co., Inc.214 Green Thumb Nursery Garden Center ... 216 Griffey. Duke. 185 Guanella, Tom.218 Hall Family.224 Harris, Mr. Mrs. Pete.204 Heep, Gerald R.181 Herby-K’s Restaurant.185 High Flyers. 182 Hickory Stick, The. 162 Higgins, Mrs. J. P.216 Hollingsworth Beauty Salon.226 Holy Rosary Church.214 Holy Rosary School.216 Home Plan Service, Inc. 195 Hoover, Mrs. Geneva.212 Howell, S. T. Ill.193 Indoors, The.227 Initially Yours . 195 Into Outdoors.186 Ivan Smith Furniture.212 J Butcher Company, Inc.190 Jackson’s Jeweler and Gifts.214 Jarrell, Shannon.220 Jimmy L. Pierce Plumbing.170 Johnny D’s.207 Johnson, Lila Elizabeth.212 Johnson, Mr. Mrs. F. William.227 Jones, Ashley.162 Jones, Mullin Scarborough Insurance Services .203 230 Junior Class Officers.215 Kathryn Gaiennie Studio.210 Kenny’s Auto Sales.173 Kilpatrick Life Insurance.171 Kim’s Gift Shoppe.204 King, Shamey ..221 Kot Family. 174 227 La Bambolina.207 Lachle Electric Company, Inc.206 Large Marge .208 Lewis, Jerry S.223 L’lmage.227 Linen Closet, The.162 Liquor Mart, The. 193 Lola Herndon’s. 186 Los Amigos. 162 Louie Cobb’s Bar-B-Que.214 Louise Fashions.214 Lowe, Dr. J. Bruce, Jr. 189 Lutece French Bakery.202 Mall Saint Vincent.225 Mallard Drilling.218 Manco Enterprises. 197 Manco Family .201 Maranto, Dr. Mrs. Frank. 172 Maranto, James T. 162 Marble Slab Creamery. 185 Meehan, John.180 Meehan, Nancy . 193 Menagerie, The. 179 Midas Muffler ... 189 Mike Anderson’s Seafood.228 Milling Around, Inc.212 MirtsGary.165 Modern Iron Works, Inc.191 Monk, Ken.204 Moore Family.191 Moppet Shop pe, The.227 Moreman, Moore ’ Co., Inc., Ins. Agents Brokers.209 Morrisey, Stephen. 198 227 Murrell’s.227 National Advertising Specialties, Inc.204 Nowotny Conley Drilling Corporation . . . 206 O’Bannon, Jim.204 Patty Kossick Associates.204 Pendleton, Dr. Mrs. Louis C. Karen M. M.D. Class of’86 . 202 Periwinkle Tea Room Bakery.227 Piccadilly Cafeteria — Mall St. Vincent . . . 196 Pom Pom Girls.217 Porters.203 Post Tension Foundation Service.185 Prescott, Mrs. Dewey. 191 R. K. Butcher Associates.172 Ray Williams Blossom Shop. 177 Red River Outfitters.204 Republic Bank Building.295 Richardson’s Plumbing Heating.165 Riverside Galleries.196 Ron Aldin Photography.199 Roppolo Insurance Agency, Inc.197 Roy Real Estate.223 Rubenstein, Alex.227 Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton — Christian 231 Community of. 181 Saint John Berchmans Cathedral. 188 Saint John’s Parish Federal Credit Union . . 200 Saint Vincents Loyola Cheerleaders.178 Saint Vincents Pom Pom Squad.217 Sanford, Mr. Mrs. Donald. 180 Santo Ferrara Salon, Inc.163 Sarpy, Dr. Mrs. Joseph. 181 Schumpert Medical Center.167 Scott, Evelyn Jann Glover. 228 Scruples . 224 Sealy Company.179 Shape Hair Design.207 Shreve Island Bicycle Center.190 Shreveport Air Center.207 Shreveport-Bossier Bank Group.208 Shreveport-Bossier New Car Dealers’ Association .220 Shreveport Gymnastic Supply. 171 Sidisin, Christine . 179 Silverberg.204 Simmer’s Gallery.227 Somdal Associates. 188 Something Old-Something New.220 South Park Hospital. 169 South Shreveport Pharmacy.174 Sport-a-Tan.202 Sportspectrum.220 Steppin’ Up.179 Stoddard Family.176 Street, Marvin. 203 Sue Peyton . 204 Sullivan, A.G., Jr.204 Sunny Smith . 204 Shaffer, Susan-Shreve Sophomores.227 Sutton’s Truck Parts.219 Sweet Tooth Delivery. 166 Tauzin. ' 225 Thigpen, Mr. Mrs. T. H.204 Tom Pearson of Merrill Lynch Futures, Inc. 186 Tootie’s Flower Gifts.207 Towery Real Estate, Inc.199 Tri-State Lighting.174 Trouve . 192 Tucker, Denelle.180 Twin Cities Car Wash.176 Twin City Limousine.203 Urology Associates.194 Video South.204 Video Station. 190 Walker, Stephanie.204 Walker, Stephanie Catherine.227 Walter Hawkins Co. 176 Ware, D.; Smith, R.; Lukacs, T.; Kristen W. and Michele R.177 Ware Enterprises, Inc. 166 Ware, Dr. Mrs.177 Watco, Inc. 165 Wilkinson, Dr. J. D., Jr. 190 Williams, Carla Jeff Reynolds.223 Williamson Family.201 Willis-Knoghton Medical Center.168 Yarbrough Interior Designers.176 ...END... 232 Adgate, Evelyn (9) Ainsworth, Shannon (II) Aldin, Olivia (10) Antoine, Carmen (12) Auguste, Peggy (10) 68, 71, 119, 125 55,60, 111, 116, 117, 127 62, 104, 106, 110, 111, 117, 133, 157 3, 7, 9, 20, 24, 39, 42. 89, 90, 92, 105, 117, 1 155, 178, 188. 196,209 62, 65, 107, 110, 151 B Baden, Kerri (11) 55,59,60,74,75, 106. Ill, 112, 115, 119 55, 59,60, 103, 111 55, 60, 108, 119 55, 56, 60, 110, 113, 122, 124, 134, 149,217 55, 57, 60, 84, 95, 106, 110, 111, 113, 117, 134 Batson. Amy (11) 54, 55, 59, 60, 84, 106, 110, 113, 128, 134, 144, 148, 149 71, 118, 125, 143, 151 8, U, 19, 20,23, 24, 42, 119, 142 9, 18, 19, 24, 40, 42, 89, 90, 100, 105, 118 71,72, 118, 119, 125, 150, 151 71, 125, 139 55, 57, 59, 60, 105, 111, 113, 134, 146 55, 56, 57, 59, 60, 106, 110, 111, 148 62, 64, 65, 111, 119, 134, 140. 165 7, 19, 20, 24, 42, 144, 170 55, 60, 117 68, 69,71, 117, 131 2, 7, 8, 20, 25, 39, 41, 42, 77, 105, 106, 111, 119, 136, 170 55, 56, 57, 60, 106. Ill, 117, 148, 149 69,71, 128, 143, 153 55, 59, 60. 131 62 55, 60, 74, 75, 110, 119, 148 71, 119, 125 71, 119 55, 57, 74, 77, 100, 105, 110, 148 68. 69,71,82, 86, 88, 117, 128 Balas, Jennifer (11) Barr, Michele (11) Barrett, Elisabeth (11) Batte, Charlotte (11) Beadles, Jennifer (9) Beavers. Tania (12) Boehmer. 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Margaret (11) 55, 56, 59, 60, 74, 77, 105, 106, 110, 115, 11 134, 148 Clark, Jennifer (10) 61,62,63,65, 100, 110, 113, 151 Clark, Samantha (12) 11, 19.20,25,41,42.97, 100, 108. 141, 142. 154, 182, 188 Cole, Alana (12) 19, 20, 25, 42, 118 Coleman, Kim (11) 55, 56, 59, 60, 74, 75. 86, 87, 89. 103, 111, 148 Faber. Nicole (11) Fowler, Jane (9) Fraccastoro, Jennifer (12) Fraccastoro, Robin (11) Freyer, Carol (9) 56, 60, 111, 124,217 Finney, Jennifer (10)62, 110, 117 67, 70,71, 117 7, 19,21,29, 42, 76, 101, 113, 115, 119, 128, 142 56, 60, 74, 75, 108, 115, 127, 148 69,71, 125, 128 Gaines, Latonia (12) Garacci, Debbie (9) Gates, Allison (9) Giddens, Jacqueline (12) 21,29, 42, 118, 170,217 68, 69, 71, 119, 125 68, 69,71,82. 117, 125, 128 3, 7, 9, 11, 19, 21, 29, 42, 77, 89, 97, 233 101 119, 131, 136, 138, 145 Giglio, Kristie (10) 62, 63, 65, 134 Glass, Amy (10) 62, 151 Glover, Jann (12) 7, 11, 19,21,29,40,42, 108, 111, 117, 136. 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Sharney (11) 54, 56, 59, 60, 77, 100, 104, 106, 107, 111, 135. 148. 149 Kot, Jennifer (9) 68. 69, 71, 117. 125, 128, 153 o O’Connor, Michele (12) 6. 7. 13. 22, 33. 40. 42, 145, 146, 155. 170. 175, 182, 188,211 Odom, Christine (10) 63. 64. 110. 117 234 Odom, Missy (9) 70, 71, 117 Olah, Jennifer (10) 64, 106, 107, 102, 111, 119, 151 Orr. Meridith (9) 70, 71, 72, 75, 78 Oslleen, Morgan (12) 7, 18. 22. 33. 38,42, 100. 101, 118, 119, P Payne, Cheryl (9) 68,69,70,71,72,75, 19, 125, 143 Perry, Michelle (12) 19, 22, 23, 33, 38, 40, 42, 128 Peliy, Monica (11) 56, 57, 59, 60, 74, 89, 90, 110, 120, 121, 148, 14 Pokorski, Kristie (12) 6, 9, 19, 22, 34, 37, 38, 40, 42, 146, 182 57,60 57, 60, 111 Q 19, 22, 34, 41, 42, 77, 102, 170, 221 Price, Renee (11) Procell, Cheryl (11) Quinney, Dixie (12) Ramsey, Parrish (9) Reames, Manda (10) Reilly, Justine (11) Rhea, Aimee (11) Rinaudo, Madeline (9) Riser, Renee (10) Rivera, Tina (10) Robertson, Brooke (9) Rogers, Jennifer (10) Robideaux, Yvette (10) Roppolo, Michelle (11) Roy, Andra(lO) Rucker, lx ri (12) 7, 8, 68, 69, 70,71, 117, 125, 128, 152 64, 65, 124, 146,217 57,60, 74, 106, 110, 111 57, 59, 60, 102, 106, 111 68, 70,71,72, 119, 125 64, 65, 107 64, 65, 75, 107 68, 70,71, 117, 124, 128 64, 65, 111, 117 63,64, 65, 107, 146 57, 60, 106, 110, 111, 119 64, 102, 103, 107 19, 22, 34, 38, 40, 42, 46, 85, 86, 100, 106, 112, 119, 140, 145 s Sakovich, Leah (11) Sanford, Shauna (11) Sarpy, Julie (11) Schmidt, Colleen (9) Schroeder. 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Chao (9) Tucker, Denelle (11) 54, Turbeville, Donna (12) Tyson, Tiffany (9) 63, 64, 65, 111, 117 58, 60, 108, 131, 134, 146 2, 7, 8, 19, 41, 42, 51, 100, 105, 109, 112, 1 131, 142, 145, 170 70, 75, 103 56, 58, 59, 60, 74, 77, 86, 87, 89, 90, 100, 102, 117, 128, 148 8, 19, 23, 37, 40,41,42 70,71, 125 Valentine, Peggy (10) Verazain, Carla (10) Vigil, Monica (10) Voorhies. Polly (11) 63, 65, 78, 111, 117 64, 65, 111 64, 65, 124,217 58, 60, 74, 106, 111, 131, 148 W allace, Tricia (11) Wakeman. Laura (10) W alker, Stephanie (10) W are, Danelle (11) Wilkinson, Andrea (10) W illiams, Carla (10) W ilson. Abi (11) W ilson. Mary Kay (11) W oodle, Angela (11) W right. Julie (11) Wright. 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