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ST. MARTIN:S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIA NA

1orcword The happy hours during this school year have played a very important part in making this a year of pleasant memories. With this, the first publication of THE SHIELD, we have sought to capture some of these memorable instances in the form of a pictorial review. We ha v e not followed a definite ·pattern or theme. Instead, we shall let the book bring back the past just as you lived it.

We hope that in the future as you thumb through these pages you will recall and relive these days at SAINT MARTIN'S.

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TO MR. ELLSWORTH O. VAN SLATE, Headmaster, who has striven unceasingly to promote the advancement of St. Martin's, we 1/ish to dedicate this , the first volume of THE SHIELD. His success is evident in the increased enrollment, improved physical facilities and high scholastic and moral achievement of our school.

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MR. BAILEY T. De BARDELEBEN President

llonrd of Z:rustees The Rt. Rev. Girault M. Jones, Ex-Officio Ellsworth 0. Van Slate, Ex-Officio

Clifford King

George Denegre, Ex-Officio

Mrs. L. Kemper Williams

O. E. Haring

Mrs. J. Armond Cobb

Dr. Fred Oudt

Harry Jordon

John R. Lambert

Dan T. Manget, Jr.

James Wilkinson III

Henry Walther

F. Compton Hall

Dr. Ferdinand Stone

The Rev. Hugh C. McKee

The Very Rev. Albert R. Stuart

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SOCIAL STUDIES and RELIGION Miss Hazel Long - Psychologist Mrs. R. S. Smith - Junior High Coordinator Rev. J. s. Jenkins Miss Dorothy Dorsa

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MUSIC and ART Mr. H.C. Swan Mrs. S.C. Bowman Mr. John Nickel

LANGUAGES Mr. Michael Bernard Miss Lise Pederson Mrs. Roy Hetherwick Mr. Glenn Robertson LIBRARIAN Mrs. P. V. Bruce

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Mr. Authur Roberts Mrs. Robert Yeargain Miss Carol Blankenship Mr. Anthony Porter

HEALTH, DIETETICS, and SHOP Mrs. Richard Davis Mr. Alfred Mendoza Mrs. John Molitor

Cltnpel Chapel is the center of our life at St. Martin's.

Daily Chapel services provide an opportunity for faculty and students to offer their work and their play to the service of Almighty God.

President JAN VAN SLATE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vice President DAVID MAYS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Secretary LUCILLE SMART - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Treasurer

TOMMY ABERNATHY "Tom"

Beta Club 3, 4 Junior Basketball 3 Senior Basketball 4

ANTHONY CABRALES "Greek" Senior Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 All-Metro Basketball 1, 2, 3 Most Valuable Basketball Player 3

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JACQUELIN CANCIENNE "Jackie"

Pep Squad Leader 4 Senior Volleyball 3,4 Chorus 1, 2, 3

LARRY CHAPMAN " Ring "

Manager Football 4

JAMES B. COBB "J.B.,.

Class Secretary 3 Service Committee 3 Senior Football 4 Track 2,4 Christmas Play 3

NINA CORNS "Dee" Homecoming Court 3,4 Christmas Play 3 Fashion Show 3 Pep Squad 4

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"Bob" Senior Football 3, 4 Junior Football 1

MARY GREELEY

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Homecoming Court 3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 High School Board 3 Chorus 2

JAMES GUNDLACH "Hawk" Beta Club 3,4 President Beta Club 4 Editor "The Shield" 4 Class President 4 Senior Basketball 1,2,3,4 A 11- Metro Basketball 2, 3 Most Valuable Player 2 .

Senior Football 1, 4 Track 1, 2, 3,4

LYN HAYWARD " Lyn" Pep Squad 4 Volleyball 3 ,4 Basketball 3,4

KEREN HOWARD

"Keren" Pep Squad 4 Office Assistant 4

DAVID LAGARDE

"Dave" Junior High Basketball Coach 4

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MARTHA MALLORY "Martha" Chorus 1, 2 Pep Squad 4 Volleyball 3 , 4 Basketball 4 Softball 3 , 4

ERIC MAY "Eric" Christmas Play 1, 2 Track 1,3, 4

DAVID MAYS "Big Dave" Student Council 1 Class Secretary 4 " The Halo" Staff 3 Book Review 3 Christmas Play 3,4 Junior Football 1

RICHARD McCONNELL "Mac"

Beta Club 3,4 Assistant Business Manager "The Shield" 4 "The Halo" Staff 3 Book Review 4 Christmas Play 3,4 Football 4

DICKIE LOUISE MILLlCAN "Dickie Lou"

Cheerleader 4 Volleyball 2, 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Softball 2, 3,4 "The Shield" Staff 4

ETH ELMA Y NELSON "Ethelmay"

Homecoming Queen 4 Pep Squad 4 Christmas Play 1, 2, 4 Fashion Show 3

WILLIAM PIKE "Bill" Beta Club 3,4 "The Shield" Staff 4 " The Halo" Staff Football Manager 3

CHARLES POTTER "Moose" Senior Football 2,3,4 Junior Football 1 Track 3,4 Junior Basketball 1

EUGENIE RICA U " Eugenie" Beta Club 3,4 Secretary Beta Club 4 Chorus 2 A rt Editor, "The Shield" 4 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1,4 Glee Club 1, 2

FAY RICE "Fay" Pep Squad 4 Assistant Librarian 4 Basketball 4

LUCILLE SMART "Lucille" Class Treasurer 4 Pep Squad 4 Basketball 2

CHARLENE SMITH "Mugsy" Beta Club 3, 4 Treasurer Beta Club 4 Advertising Manager "The Shield" 4 Ideal Girl 3 Homecoming Court 4 High School Board 3 Pep Squad 4 Chorus 2 Fashion Show 3 Softball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4 Volleyball 2, 3

CYNTHIA SMITH "Cindy" Homecoming Court 3 Cheerleader 3 Pep Squad 4

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. RUTH SPETZ "Ruthie" Pep Squad 4 Chorus 2 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Softball 4 .

BERT SWAILS "Red" Beta Club 3, 4 Class Secretary 3 Senior Football 1, 2, 3, 4 All-Metro Football 3, 4 Co-Captain Football 4

BENJAMIN TISDALE "Ben" Class Treasurer 3 Senior Football 1, 2, 3, 4 All-Metro Football 3, 4 Co-Captain Football 4 Most Valuable Back 3 Junior Basketball 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4

JAN VAN SLATE "Cliff"

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Class President 3 Class Vice President 4 Vice President Beta Club 4 Secretary Beta Club 3 Assistant Business Manager "The Shield" 4 Senior Football 3, 4 All-Metro Football 3, 4 Senior Basketball 3, 4

JEAN VAN SLATE "Lad" Beta Club 3, 4 Photographer "The Shield" Senior Football 3, 4 All-Metro Football 4 Junior Basketball 3

KARL ZANDER "Winky"

Senior Football 3,4 Junior Basketball 1 Senior Basketball 2, 3 , 4 Track 1

DONALD ZUBER "Zube"

Beta Club 3,4 Junior Football 1 Senior Football 4

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DARYL CANFILL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - President LARRY MAXWELL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vice President MARTHA McCOY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Secretary GENE DOSWELL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - Treasurer

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LARRY MAXWELL

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MARTHA McCOY ERIC PHILLPOTT

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BETTY PRATT JAMES ROBERTS

SUE RUPPEL ROBERT SEAGO

SHARON SMITH

SYDNEY ST ARK

CAROL WETTERHALL NORTON WISDOM

LUIS ZERVIGON

Turn around, Cliff.

The Big Three

"After School"

Keep it Clean

Informally Yours

"Pretty Boy"

Mike Marcoux - - - - - - - - - - - - President Aloise Muller - - - - - - - - - - Vice President Emily Andry - - - - - - - - - - - - - Secretary Adam Trowbridge - - - - - - - - - - Treasurer

Nixon Adams Emily Andry Charles Aubrey

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Dennis Crawford Fred Devall Vincente D'Ingi.anni

Joyce DuChateau Addison Ellis York Feitel

Courtney Gandolfo Joellyn Hamer Joseph Him

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Anne Molitor Mac Moore Aloise Muller

Rosemary Quinius Barbara Rambin John Reindl

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Vicki Savola Mary Lynn Shepherd Pieter Sluis

Adam Trowbridge Donald Wood Douglas Moore

George Allen Betsy Burton June Callender Beth Charlton

Jack Cornay Mary Anne Dunlap Tim Ellis Charles Elmer

Tommy Gentry Eleanor Keller Hardee Kilgore Bitsy Laudeman

Porcher Miles Karen Millican Martha Mills Carole Morrisette

Marion Potter Nancy Reese

Dolly Rizan Aileen Rodriguez Herbert Rosenbush Mary Helen Seago

Fred Siebelitz Robert Simon Sandra Stinson Debbie Theurer

Perry Thomas Beverly Walther Elise Webb Ll.nda Webb

Bobby Wehrmann Robert Whann Anne Williams David Wisdom

Carlos Zervigon

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EIGHTH - A t - - - Presiden - - - - - - - t l en al id rh es te Pr Lisa W et - - - - Vice rt - - - - - C ha rl es Lambe EIGHTH - B - - President - - - - - - - ke - Se cr et ar y Ji m m y La - - - - - - - ll de ar cc Lora Lou M SEVENTH - A ic e President - - - - - - - V - Se cr et ar y Leigh Moise - - - - - - - n ai Ta ff y Y ea rg SEVENTH - B - President - - - - - - - ~ tt e President C at hi e B en ne - - - - - -V ic d oo Tony Underw

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Judy Kiker Digby Kirby Charles Lambert Stephanie Manget

Nancy Noble Wiley Steen Pricilla Tharp James Wagstaff

Lisa Wetterhall Richard Whann Bobby Yeargain Eleanor Eustis

Linda Alred Susanne Ballard Walter Callaway Mary E. Chipps

Lynn D'Ingianni Jeanne Earl Wanda Haight Gaylord Hall

Jean Hamilton Liza Hayes Sandra Jolley Jimmy Lake

Durel Landry

Larry Lindley Lora Lou Mccardell John Molitor Peggy Newman

Pat Perkins Jimmy Phillpott Robbie Robertson Allen Roussell

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Randy Nockton Kathleen Ross Philip Tiller Dennis Tisdale

Lynn Trelles Joan Turner Jimmy Williams Taffy Yeargain

Cathie Bennett Truls Bjerke Gwynne Bowman

Holland Collins Susan Dean Jim Diwoky Eleanor Faulk

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Linda Kay Paramore Wing Sinnott Hans Swyter Tony Underwood

Manha Wiley Carolyn Wirth Glenn Wood

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First row: Charlotte Hooper, Ann Williams, Patricia Donnally, Charlie Steen, Beirne Miles, Lee Estes, Edward Tharp, Tamara Smith, Lizann Kreeger. Second row: Hjalmar Breit, Geraldine Fatheree, Holt Williams, Susan Hurth; Jerry Friedrichs, John Oudt, CindyBrown, Dicky Herman, Peggy Landry, Nep Smith. Third row: Bishop Jordon, Robert Livingston, Salley Bowen, Carol Kinabrew, Miles Myers, John Love, Gene Chipps, Forest Buchanan, Susan Breit, Mike Frost, Mrs. Byion Dean.

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First row: Lyn Nelson, Diane Manget, Nancy Lorber, Sally Wagstaff, Jane Duhe, Carolyn Cox , Nancy Hale , Edward Spooner, Brainerd Montgomery, Dickie Hesse, Patrick Murphy, Stenning Murphy , Craig Pat,)rSOn. Second row: Barbara Ricau, Margaret Smith, Laura Christensen, Beverly Earl, Kerrin Favrot, Mrs . E. M. Shy manski , Fred Bruce , Davie Lee Jahncke , Hugh McKee, Paul Keller, Tim Schne idau.

First row: Judy Martin, Lorraine Jahncke, Karon Brenes, Patricia Chotin, Lucy Ballard, Patricia Dugan. Second row: Mary Carolyn Bennett, Wayne Greiner, Kent Meyers, Jeffrey Johnson, Fred Myers, George Story, Sylvia Richarme. Third row: Mike Stillinger, Da..-id Molitor, Billy Fatheree, Warren Wirth, John Mayer, Lucius Lambert, Billy Kilpatrick, Mrs. R.H. LePere. Missing from picture: Phillip Bruce, Sheila Ryan, Katherine Shelton.

First row, front to back: Diana Mosely, Priscilla Williams, Marjorie Bowling, Pamela Paramore , Randy Lorber.

Second row: Joey Walther, Richard Brewster, Elizabeth Burke, Peggy Suggs. Third row: Susan Montgomery, David Cloud, Carey Tharp, Terry Livaudais, Mrs. John Love. Fourth row: Billy Bergman, Courtney Olson, Herbie Bowers, Julie Goodwill. Fifth row : Claudia Clipson, Sheryl Baltar, Donald Cormack, John Allen. Missing from picture: Marsha Kraner, Ralph Ross, Perry Eastman.

First row, front to back: Scott Murphy, Judy Weismiller, Allen Paterson, Marsha Dayton, Blaine Buchtel, Tempe Berniard. Second row: Charles Schmidt, Susan Brown, Robin Garett, Johanna .Oudt, Linda McCall, John Adriani, Mrs. J.T. Elliott. Third row: Sandra Shields, Ann Estes, Fred Keller, JimmyMonroe, Vicky Bradburry, Carolyn Whitley. Fourth row: Henry Tharp, William Monaghan, Milton Brooks, Richard Davis, Lisa Rackle.

First row: Bruce Swan, Suzy Foster, Dianne Wilkes, Elizabeth Lambert, Bill Slaughter, Lane De Bardeleben, Claudia Kincannon. Second row: Dale Trelles, Alfreda Mendoza, Bryan Hetherwick, Mary Marsha Callender, Roberta Brooks, Georgia Myers, Linda Claire Creighton, Norton Roussell. Third row: Martha Marie Fernandez, Martha Ann Phillpott, Sandra Shedden, Wynne Friedrichs, Howard Rambin, John Donnally, Joy Spindler, Linda Keller, Mrs. T .J. Bryson.

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MRS. H.C. MILLICAN Principal

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First row: Kathleen Kiker, Colleen Kiker. Second row: Shirley Evans, Susan White, Susan Ross, Bill Johnston, Karen Jahncke, Tyler Jackson, Mary Beth Northrup, Sidney Vallon, Pamela Buchanan. Third row: Jan Van Loon, Adell Baillif, Jeffey Morgan, Patsy Mooney, Michael Carley, Susan Shepherd, George Roussel, Lesley Smith, Scoopy Schuppe, Mrs. Jane Trosecher. Missing from picture: Margaret Ann Matta, Patsy Ross.

Front row: Jim Martin, Jerry Chambers, Priscilla Taylor, Royal Bastian, Peg Tharp, Louis Levy, Tom Ehrlicher.

Back row: Mrs. Bradburry, Gay Trousdale, Roger Sandridge, Dianne Kreeger, Meigs Frost, Jane Turner, Jeffrey Graf, Barbara Bohne, George Williams, Pamela Payne, Keith Marshall, Jeanne Rowan. Missing from picture: Carol Chandler, Debby McCarthy, Harold Moise, Sydney Smith.

First row: Suzanne Crockett, Robby Roberts, Virginia Soignet, Mitchell Wentz, Harriet Burke, Linda Berdon, Wade Hiers, Marie Blattmann, Pat Lee. Second row: Charles Grubb, linda Swanson, Carl Collins, Ann Menge, Paul De Grey, Gay Chilton, Cutting Jahncke, Ruth Paterson, John Thorn, Mrs. B. M. Frost. Missing from picture: Don Brown, Stephen Carley, Linda Diwoky, John Eastman, Paul Trible.

First row: Jimmy Leland, Karen Ross, Nancy Eaves, Margaret Jean Wilkiflson, Kathleen Hesse, Joan Kreeger.

Second row : Al Schroeder , Ellen Northrup, Tobin Hendon, Patty Habeeb, Tommy Morgan, Robert Snowden, Jeanne Ropp, Patty Watson , John De Grey . Third row: Mrs. Babcock, Mike Sewell, Judy Jenkins, Will McClelland, Juanea Jones, Richard Roussel , Sherrill Sinnott, George Matthews, Susan Anderton, Upton Giles .

Missing from picrure: Donelson Jackson.

First row: Penny White, Ricky Van Loon, Linda Cook, Lee Burk, John Hamilton. Second row: Ray Haeuser, Memise Danielson, Robert Lambert, Betty Walther, Billy Kuntz, Gaynell Duhe, Philip Trice, Mary Holzer.

Third row: Mrs. Tollman, Jennifer Johnson, Edwin Berniard, Prudence Striplin, Randy Ross, Pamela Danos, Gene Rackle, Kay Huff, Donald Colby, Dixie Hooper. Missing from picture: Dean Waterman, Sonny Bowman, Alex Tharp.

First row : Barbara Brewster , Johnny Johnson, David Baillif, Reed Morgan, Marshall Ordemann, Ab Jacl:<son, Terry Lynn Powell, Marginy Dupuy, Lloyd Henry Crochet, Mary Frances Backstrom, Johnny Ainsworth. Second row: Rodney Burke, Jimmy Kincannon, Katherine Murphy, Susan Waugh, Kay Williams, Mrs. Donald L. Anthon. Missing from picture: Richard Collord, Stanley Dubroca, Susan Hooley, Brooke Ray, Edith Vail Smith, Malcolm Sutter.

First row: Larry Buchtel, Robert Wilson, Emily Burnett, Lee Champion, Ann Bremerman, Bonnie Jean Shepherd, John Pope, Martha Burck, Gary Lee, Tommy Merrick, Lars Christensen, Robert Evans. Second row: David Snodgrass, Margaret Murphy, Michelle Jahncke, Miss Shutts, Marc Girod, Bill Friedrichs. Missing from picture: Roddy Kennedy, Kathy Kirgis, Marilyn Lewis, Susan Munson, Susan White.

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A SALUTE TO THE FLAG

"One, Tw0 • Three"

"I' m Down Here"

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"Go Dance, Boy"

5,000 Paid A ttendance

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St. Martin's, a slow starting team, won five, lost two, and tied one, thus finishing in a tie for the Metropolitan League Championship.

ST. MARTIN'S 19--NEWMAN 20 Fumbles and pass interceptions proved costly as the Saints fell short of the Newman Greenies, 20-19.

ST. MARTIN'S 0--SLIDELL 45 In their second outing, St. Martin's was completely out-classed by the rampaging Slidell Tigers, 45-0. J.V. Burkes spearheaded the attack as he faked, ran, and passed the Saints dizzy.

ST. MARTIN'S 20--ARABI 6 The following week the Saints broke into the winning column and displayed some good, hard football as they downed the Owls, 20-6.

ST. MARTIN 'S 25--ST. CHARLES 6 The Saints chalked up their first Metro win as they rolled over the Comets, 25-6.

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FRED DEVALL

GENE DOSWELL

ROBERT CRAWFORD

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JIM GUNDLACH

JOHN GIRAULT

TOMMY GENTRY

ELLIOTT LAUDEMAN

CHARLES LAMBERT

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JOHN LAMBERT

RICHARD McCONNELL

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RICHARD PORTER

ROBERT SEAGO

ROBERT PORTER

BEN TISDALE

ROBERT SIMON

JAN VAN SLATE

BERT SWAILS

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JEAN VAN SLATE

LUIS ZERVIGON

TAD WISDOM

DONALD ZUBER

LARRY CHAPMAN - Manager

A frequent scene against Slidell.

ST. MARTIN'S 47--SACRED HEART 6 Finally hitting their stride, the Saints exhibited some sparkling offensive maneuvers as they mowed down the Jets in easy fashion, 47-6.

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ST. MARTIN'S 16--DELGADO 6 In a crucial battle for Metro leadership, St. Martin's showed a fine game of blocking and tackling and scored a decisive victory over the Traders, 16-6.

ST. MARTIN'S 14--HOLY NAME 14 A touchdown scored in the last minute of play was the determining factor in St. Martin's missing an undisputed championshi p. The Blue Knights scored with nineteen seconds left to play to give them a tie for first place.

ST. MARTIN'S 32--RIDGEWOOD 0 St. Martin's final contest of the year, playing Ridgewood, ended in a lopsided win for the Saints.

They displayed a very strong running attack and good defensive play in winning, 32-0.

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PRE-SEASON GAMES 51 Jesuit Jesuit 46 Newman 60 Newman 52 Fortier 42 Fortier 34

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NORCO TOURNAMENT Reserve 64 Larose-Cutoff 53 Lutcher 54

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COVINGTON TOURNAMENT St. Martin's Mandeville 32 St. Martin's Istrouma 43 St. Martin's Covington 23 FRED DEVALL

METROPOUTAN LEAGUE PLAY St. Charles St. Martin's 80 St. Martin's Holy Name 50 Sacred Heart St. Martin's 41 St. Martin's Delgado 104 St. Martin's Ridgewood 57 St. Charles St. Martin's 87 St. Martin's Holy Name 46 St. Martin's Sacred Heart 80 St. Martin's Delgado 94 St. Martin's Ridgewood 63

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Front row: Ben Tisdale, Gene Doswell, Eric Phillpott, Larry Maxwell, Elliott Laudeman, Back row: Coach Roberts, Bob Seago, York Feitel, Tom Gentry, Dick Porter. )

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Front row : Bob Porter, John Girault, Ben Tisdale, Jan Van Slate.

Back row: Coach Porter, Eric May, Anthony Cabrales, Jim Gundlach.

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Front row: Bob Porter, Tad Wisdom, Jean Van Slate, Jan Van Slate, Bert Swails.

Back row: Coach Porter, Eric Phillpott, Joe Hirn, Dick Porter, Elliott Laudeman.

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Jimmy Gundlach Editor

Daryl Canfill Business Manager

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etass Bill Pike - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Senior Mary Allen - - - - - - - - - - - - - Junior Gene Doswell - - - - - - - - - - - - Junior

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T-HE VVO MAN S AUX ILIA RY OF ST. MART INS CµUR C-H I

Will never leave us in the lurch.

They have taken this means to wish us well As this long list of names will tell.

Mrs. Alymer Hatch Mrs. Hugh C. McKee

Mrs. Paul Trible Mrs. D. G. Trousdale

A Loyal Supporter ls He! Just Ask LINDA and PAM--It's a "Cinch" They'll Agree! I

Mrs. Elton Mackie Mrs. R. J. Merrick Mrs. F. W. Oudt Mrs. E. H. Fremaux Mrs. Howard Smith Mrs. E. T, Merrick, Ill Mrs. R. C. Allen Mrs. E. J. Sinnott Mrs. Gus Lorber, Jr. Mrs, J. E. Alford, Jr. Mrs, E, H. Estes, Jr. Mrs. E. M. Sutter Mrs. P, C. Treadway Mrs. C. H. Falke Mrs. W. S, Pike, Jr. Mrs. E. L. Kibling Mrs. O. E. Haring Mrs. T. T. Daly, Jr. Mrs. W. J. Hine Mrs. F. V. Mitchell Mrs. O. W. Hughes

"Except the Lord build the house.

They labour in vain that build it."

Psalms This building depicts another look into the future of St. Martin's.

A Chapel, in which the

religious activities of the student body may be centered, is an object toward which our faithful President and Friend, Mr. Bailey De Bardeleben, is bending considerable effort.

Following his

example, with prayer and continued hard work, St. Martin's will keep on growing.

Our Chapel

will become, instead of a dream, a reality.

Thank you for your inspired leadership and devoted service, Mr. De Bardeleben.

Want to Buy or Sell an Oil or Gas Lease?

Then You Should See Reese, Reese and Reese!

S. GOR DON REE SE AHdP AU L M. RE.E SE Oil and Gas Lease::; and Royalties

1802 - 1803 National Bank of Commer ce Building New Orleans, Louisian a

Scene from Thanksgi ving Program depicted!

Thanks to 11 a Friend" for space unrestric ted!

Robbie, Johnny and All Their Friends too Know That the ME TRY CAB Is the Safest Cab For You!

ME TRY CAB CO. TE - 1511

CE - 4242

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UN ION OIL COM PAN Y 01=9 CALI FOR NIA Says Tim, "Lend an ear and follow my direction to a lubricating oil of ultimate protection- - It's color is purple, due to additives of power, and it gives you smooth riding every minute of the hour. 11 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERC E BUILDING RA - 7246 Mrs. Bryson's class is having a treat Brown Velvet's pro<1ucts can't be "beat! 11

BROWN'S VELVET ICE CREAM, INC.

1332 Baronne Street

Our Saints' Mothers Are Very Smart!

Many of Them Shop At

Airline Highway At Live Oak GA - 5180 GA - 8033

J. B. knows (like most any good saint) to go to J. Armond Cobb's for the best Marine Paint

...J.ARMOND COBB MARINE PA\NT

1113 S. Liberty

Ra. 8723

All Lines of Insurance Life, Automobile , Casualty and Fire!

Hospital, Accident; Any Kind You Desire!

ROBERT L. BOWERS

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AGEN CY, I NC. 1118 Richards Building TUlane 3243 TEmple 5127

PEP SQUA D -

JACKIE CANCIENN E Director

These pictures we have selected to show, You would have missed, except for "Friends" we know.

The Coach and Captains of Jr. Football had to be relegated When space for two Junior High Basketball Teams was designated.

Char line and Dee Drop ped in to see The Delic ious "Goo dies" At Ted's Bake ry

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Loca ted in the Hear t of Meta irie Birth day and Wedd ing Cake s Are Ted's Speci alty!

TE D5 BAKEQY 2019 Meta irie Road TE - 8012

At lunch , when we sit down to eat,

We all usual ly look for meat .

You can be sure we have the best, BOW EN PACK ERS have stood the test.

Disti nctiv e!

Artis tic!

Can't be "Bea t"!

Heine , the Print er on Derb igny Stree t

BO WE N PACKERS 911 Poyd ras

3651 Derb igny Meta irie

Fay, Wing and Taffy look very happy.

They know where to find shoes Both long-weari ng and neat.

At COVERT'S , the shoe store That has the style for your feet.

COV ERT S SHOE

STOR E

611 Metairie Road

For One of Discrimina ting Tastes It's

CRE SCE NT TYPEWRIT ER EXCHANGE SMITH-CO RONA Other .makes too

So make haste.

Sales, repairs and rentals For ladies' and children's for you! wear Fast delivery It's tops in town, Service with a smile, We do declare!

So, on your phone, TOWN AND COUNTRY Give us a dial------- · 1432 St. Charles Avenue 407 St. Charles Street RA - 3741

CLARK 15

At Clark's Garage, the service is great.

Of all the garages, Clark's really rates!

So, our advice to all you Saints, is GO l

PARK WITH CLARK!!

930 Gravier

RA - 8639

MONTEREY EXPLORATION COMPANY Louisiana Division For sound information about oil exploration and petroleum production, Beverly and Jeanne can tell you, Mr. E. L. Earl is the one to help you.

Phone: RA - 9165 Pere Marquette Building New Orleans, Louisiana

METAIRIE COURT SERVICE STATION 2301 Metairie Road For automobile service of any sort,

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You'll be met by a

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Attendant Who'll make your car look simply resplendent.

Enioy the Double Bonus of HOLSUM StJnbeam bread

MtT A\R IE SAVING S BANK & TRUST CO .

3383 A ir l i ne H i ghway CE- 841 1

For t he bes t in b a nking , you should see The people at the Metairi e Sa vin gs Bank and T r u s t Com pany.

Secure protecti on is y o ur assuran ce They're membe rs of the Federa l Deposit Insuran ce

Need Marine Insuran ce of any J,cind?

Machin ists and boiler makers I They are the best!!!

A better compan y you could not find.

Pattern rrlaker s, electric welding and forging s!

E. T. Barry is the one to see .

Wait! I'll tell you the rest!

See him just once and you'll agree.

Tanks, smokes tacks, blow pipes are better by far And t heir Specia l Ma rine w ork i s way above par ! !

E.T . BA RR Y &CO .> INC ..

T~OMAS W. -HO OLE Y

MARIN E INSURA NCE 326 Balter Building Telepho ne TUlane 8456

1028 Tchoup itoulas CE-36 19

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U.N. CORNAV PRINTER 500 Hogan AU-7731 For superior printing It's CORNA Y'S To do bus i ness with him, really pays Distinctive service, fast service, too Come let them do a job for you.

DAM El<O NIt's p I EQSONOOCamp For school and office supplies And for rubber stamps.

Are really neat!

MERIT A Bread we love to eat!

Our friendly salesman,

When you visit them, we know you'll be As pleased with their service as were we.

RA - 1204

MR. BILL FENDT, Delivers this bread that keeps us fit!

310 l Tulane Avenue GA - 1107

Whether it's car or truck you ne ed DUMAS has your choice indeed .

As you will hear Lyn say, 11

DUMAS--best in town for CHEVROLET!"

DUMAS C~EVQOLET CO. 4047 South Carrollton

AU - 2601

Up the river, down the river Pat and Linda say, For towing jobs of any kind Phone CHOTIN TOWING Today

CHOTIN TOVV\ NG Pan America Building

COM PA N"Y' Ca. 5458

S.W . K'lZ ESS COM D~N '<'

Five cents, ten cents, or a dollar!

The values at KRESS Will make you "Holler! I" For the best "Dime-Store " shopping in town Go to KRESS, the store of RENOWN! 923 Canal Street

WA L T+-l ~R Bl<:'. 05. co., I NC. Distribut ors of Philco Products Joey, Beverly and Betty Can't restrain a smile.

Maybe they're thinking of those Philco Products Which last a long, long while.

CRA W:S :::O l<D BATTER Y AND SUPPLY CRAWFO RD BATTER Y AND SUPPLY Is the place to go for an excellent buy.

Visit this store and you will see The very best in batteries .

2800 Jackson Avenue

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BLUE SEAL BOTTLING CORPORATION When you have a deep-down thirst, Think of a frosty "Stein-0 11 first.

Blue Seal Bottlers have the best, Cool, refreshing- -full of zest!

MRS. CHARLES A SPOONER - 2809 Perdido

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DANS TEXACO SERVICE 5107 Airline Highway

Courtney says, "Dan, you've done a nifty job; and so, I'll always come to TEXACO! I '11 tell my friends, so they'll come too-To see the fine job you can do!"

JET !JOG FOOO Is kitchen pure.

It's the best food for your dog, that's for sure.

It's a diet balanced perfectly, which insures good health, So, feed your Pet Jet and he'll live happily!

Lucile was in a mighty dread, Until she saw - Satin Spred !

Your house can look as bright as this, Phone *APEX SALES and you can't miss!

APE X SAL E.S COMPANY

2723 S . Broad

Un. 6306

Canal- - -- River-----Offshore - - - - Towing!

We 111 take it there Wherever it's going Nights - - - - Sundays Holidays, too Fast - - - - dependable Service for you

T-}-jE RIVEl< COMPANY Lee Circle Building

MA. 5664

Sewing Class with Mrs. M. G. Myers

Our Dads are loyal as can be, Working hard as you can see.

Our good school will never be bad With such interest on the part of the Dads.

In the shop with "Doc"'

BOOK WEEK

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Given this space, we couldn't resist--These "Book Week" pictures are not amiss!!

Our Mothers are always ready and willing To lend a hand or "Shell out a shilling. 11 If there's any need or the least bit of trouble Our Mothers are there; they come on the double.

_JA~ NCKE SE1<VIC£) I NC. 814 Howard Avenue

CA - 6692

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Boy building materials from JAHNCKE Their service is always complete They have tall. scaffolds made of steel And all that you need for concrete.

Lumber and concrete blocks are kept right on hand They've all kinds of materials to meet your demands.

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CAMP LE CON\E In the Heart of the Smokies For Boys - Ages 7-16 Many of our St. Martin's boys enjoy camping in this nature's wonderland where the climate is exhilarating, the water crystal clear and the beauty of the wilderness is unsurpassed.

The food is excellent and the fees are reasonable.

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Under mature leadership the campers engage in all the land and water sports.

Crafts, music, dramatics and horseback riding are all parts of the program. There is plenty of time for rest and relaxation too.

June 23 to August 1 7 are the camping

Are You Interested? dates.

Contact: ?-1rs. Elliott Laudeman, 3125 Coliseu~. New Orleans, Louisiana Mrs. Ehnor Messersmith, 4601 S. Claiborne, New Orleans, Louisiana Camp Address: Camp Le Conte, P. 0. Box 145, Knoxville, Tennessee KLINESMITH-LAUDEMAN GENERAL AGENCY Casualty Insurance and Bonds Bitsy and Betsy recommend highly This Insurance Agenc which you should't take lightly.

When you collect, there's no red tape There's speedy service too.

For moderate rates and efficiency, thif is the place for yot 512 American Bank Building New Orleans, Louisiana

CLAY- DUTTON I NCo 1535 Poydras Street Tommy's going for a ride.

In this car he shouldn't hide!

He should be smiling and looking happy, For this MERCURY sure looks "Snappy! 11 Thank You, Mr. Clay, for Your 11 Best Wishes to the Splendid Growth and Success of St. Martin's! 11

"The South's Largest Lincoln and Mercury Dealer"

U.5. Tll:2E SUP-PLY COMPANY W. I. FORNOF Tires and Batteries Accessories

1550 Canal Street Phone: Magnolia 1153 New Orleans 16, Louisiana

C. S. POTTER Gasoline - Lubrication Motor Oils

Cl<EG CENT CHEMICAL SALES, INC. 4539 N. Claiborne BY -7525 - VI- 7240 For a disinfectan t that's dynamite, The best to be found is "Pine-A-M ite," Pure-----c lean smelling, you'll agree, It's "Pine-A-M ite" for you and me.

As Charlie and Wiley Say, "Just a Little Bit Goes a LONG Way!"

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STEAMSHI P CO., INC. 620 Gravier Street, New Orleans 12, Louisiana Telephone: MAgnolia 6611 Cable Address: Gulfste.am

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MAXWELL "BROSo SUPPLY COo 3038 Calliope TU - 5496 New Orleans Louisiana

L. RAY MAXWELL

Larry Recommends the Following: American-Standard Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning Empire - Heating - Air Conditioning Tele-King - Room Air Conditioning Units General Water Heaters - Copper - Galvanized Columbia Water Heaters - Glass Lined Pan American - Gas - Electric Ranges Reznor - Suspended Unit - Duct Heaters See Them!

Buy Them!

At MAXWELL BROS. SUPPLY COMPANY

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CAMP HY -LAKE On the Cumber lan d P lat e a u i n Tennes see Each year, more and more St. Martin' s boys choose HY -LAKE as the place to enjoy a healthfu l and profitab le camping experience . Under the able direction of Jonas Coverd ale, an outstand ing camp leader, HY LAKE has an 11 A 11 rating and is in it's 24th year.

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Come Join the Gang June 19 to August 14 Contact : COACH ARTHU R ROBER TS 238 W. Shannon Lane New Orleans 23, Louisia na Phone: 21-4-27 33 or Temple 8082

L-AMFJERT 12 01-1/\/ .

CON TRA CTO R.

This is a very simple ad, Not advertis ing the latest fad, Just, complim ents of LAMBE RT CONST RUCTIO N COMPA NY 3810 Berwyn Avenue TEmple 1435

The phys i cal plant and s i te are out s tanding .

Under experienced leadership the boys engage in all the land and wate:r sports. In addition such excellent indoor facilitie s as a gymnas ium, rifle range, rec reation hall and bowling alleys permit an extensive activiti es program .

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There are others; Teachers, Students and Friends, who have worked quietly, unselfishly and without fanfare in helping to prepare this publication. To all of you, we say, "THANK YOU!" At the "Beta Club Dinner" New Members

Officers and Sponsor

We are indebted to " A FRIEND" for this page at THE END

THE SHIELD Staff wishes to say "Thank You" to Mr. and Mrs. "Dick" Davis, who have so willingly ~iven much of their time and talent to our yearbook. We are sincerely grateful.