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In order to help its students form well-rounded personalities, St. Martin's combines a knowledge of our cultural heritage with the enjoyment of day-to-day experiences. Recognizing these two aspects, the Shield staff endeavors to present both the serious and the light-hearted sides of life in the theme of this yearbook. The statues, representing our cultural heritage, present a contrast to the cartoon figures, which depict the humor and fun of school life. It is hoped that when you leave St. Martin's, you will always remember the advantages of such a well-rounded curriculum; and we hope that the 1963 Shield will help you cherish these memories.

The Editor

Dedication

On behalf of the entire student body, the faculty, and the administration, the SHIELD staff of 1963 proudly dedicates this book to a person whose tireless energy, genuine kindness, and unselfish love has contributed immeasurably to all phases of St. Martin's life. In grateful appreciation we present our 1963 edition to "Daddy B" - CHUCK BLAKESLEE

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CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE BUILDING

ELEMENTARY QUADRANGLE

our campus

BLACKTOP AND GYM

QUADRANGLE ON GAME DAY

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MR. DAVIS LEE JAHNCKE, President

Eoard Members

THE RIGHT REVEREND GIRAUL T M, JONES Bishop of Louisiana, ex-officio DR. FREDW, OUDT, Vice-President MR. DAVID R. NORMANN, Secnetary DR, BUELL C, BUCHTEL, Treasurer MR. ELLSWORTH 0, VAN SLATE Headmaster, ex-officio

Mr. Walter E. Blessey Dr. Thomas B. Crumpler Mr. Bailey T, DeBardeleben Mr. Brooke H. Duncan II Mr. Joseph J. Falgom Dr. Robert H. Griffin Mrs. Charles P. Hessee Mr. Philip E. James, Sr. The Rev. Ralph H. Kimball Mr. Verne O. Kirby The Rev. Hugh C. McKee Mrs. William R. Mendenhall Mr. Lee F. Murpl:uy Mrs. A. B. Paterson, Jr. Mr. Wilber Pop e Mr. G. C. Rawls Mr. Howard J. Smith

Our Jlendmaster, It is not enough to tell students that our democratic republic

enjoys the best form of government man has ever developed. To be sure,

it is imperative that they learn well its historical growth along w.ith the principles

and ideals which motivated our forefathers to establish that great foundation of our po-

litical system - - The Constitution. Unless our children, however, have the opportunity to

participate in the democratic processes, it will not be very meaningful and will more than

likely be taken for granted. Where do our youth have a better opportunity to learn the lessons

of democracy than at school? Here they learn from experience that freedom stems from self-

discipline and the willingness to assume responsibility. In their daily tasks they learn that the

individual is rewarded in terms, commensurate with his performance, be it the grade on an

examination, a part in a play, or a place on the team.

Insistence upon fair play, good

sportsmanship and the necessity to live by the rules are experiences no student can

escape in his daily round of school activities.

Then, too, the opportunity for

students to serve, to give of themselves for the general welfare, is ever pre-

sent.

opportunity.

The production of this Annual is an excellent example of such an

But abo·ve all, our students have the opportunity to learn and live

Christian faith which has inspired our form of government from the very beginning.

the

To the staff of

The SHIELD and their sponsor, who have captured so eloquently this protrayal of democracy in action through-

out this book, I extend a sincere "thank you" on behalf of your teachers and fellow students alike.

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is assisted by spiritual leaders, 11

HARLAND M. IRVIN, JR. (Assistant Headmaster) University of the South, B. A. ; Virginia Theological Seminary , B. D. , s. T. M.

University of the South, B. A.; Seabury-Western Theolo gical Seminary, B.D.; Universit y of Iowa; Vassar.

University of Penns ylvania; Tulane University, B. A.; Universit y of the South, B. D.; Louisiana State University in New Orleans.

supervisors, bookkeepers, bankers,

MARY LOU DA VIS MILLICAN (Lower School Principal and Supervisor) B. M. , Louisiana State University; Loyola University

FLORENCE B. KREEGER (Re gistrar) B. S., Newcomb College M. s., Tulane University

ROBERT L. HILL Business Manager

secretaries, and -

BESSIE TISDALE Bookstore Manager

ELSIE C. PHILLPOTT Secretary to the Headmaster

f JANE SCHMIDT Secretary to the Assistant Headmaster

RUTH HIRSCH Public Relations Director and Secretary

last but 11ot least

CLAIRE ROBINSON

Secretary of the• Lower School

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MARY ANNE vonGOHREN

BETTY BANKSTON

R. N. , Infirmary

Assistant to the Registrar

laeulty! -

JOHN E. AKER (English) B. A., M.A., Vanderbilt University; Middlebury College; Tulane. (Department Head.)

"Your composition is both good and original; but the part that is good is not original, and the part that is original is not good!

ISABEL ANGLADE (Spanish) B. A., University of Puerto Rico; M.A. ·, Tulane.

"Feliz Cumpleanos, my dears!"

MITCHELL N. BERARD (French, Spanish) B. A., U. of Southwestern La.; Tulane; C.D.F., University of Bordeaux, France.

(Department Head.) ·

"Le passion de Monsieur."

MARGARET S. BRUCE (Librarian) A. B. , Susquehanna University; Temple U.; Pittsburgh U.; Loyola.

ELEANOR GOHEEN (Mathematics) B. S., University of Pennsylvania; State Teachers College; Penn State; Temple U.; L.S.U.N.O.; Tulane; Loyola.

HAROLD F. GRAF (Science) B.A. , Miss. College M.Ed., Loyola, U. of North Carolina; Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies. (Department Head.)

wlto, i11 turn, are assisted by

KAY HALEY (Latin, English) B.A. , University of Mississippi.

OLETA M. HETHERWICK (English) B.S., Delta State Teach ers College; Bowling Green College of Commerce. St. Ma ry' s Dominican College.

JAMES W. LATHAM (Mathematics) A.B. , Tu lane Uni vers ity. (D epartment Head)

HELEN LeBLANC (Girls' Physical Ed .) B. S., M . A., University of Southern Mississippi; Columbia University.

GEORGE LEWIS (English) B.A., Yale.

'The Throne. "

CAROLINE Mc CLIMA NS (Mathematics) B. A. , Southeastern Louisiana College; L. S. U .

"Cease firing! ! ! "

COL. JOHN MEADE (Mathematics) B.S . , Princ e ton; Tulane Univers ity.

little monsters, {(Oft, my dears, sltoes tltat fit, JJ

JOSEPH D. MOOTY (Physical Ed.) B.S., Centenary College; U. of Alabama; L. S. U.

ANTHONY PARISI (Social Studies) B. E. , M.A. , Tulane University.

ANTHONY G. PORTER (Athletic Director, Social Studies) B.A., S.L.I., Northwestern State College.

DOROTHY PORTER (Social Studies) B. A. , L. S. U. ; N. A. , George Peabody College. (Department Head)

"History is bunk. " (Henry Ford)

"Yeeoow! ! ! "

PA TRICIA RUSSELL (English) B.A., M.A., Newcomb; Tulane.

RALPH SLIFKIN (Music) B.A., Occidental; B.M., Loyola; M.A. , U. C. L.A. ; L. S . U . ; Tulane. (Department Head.)

ELIZABETH PEARE (French and Spanish) B. A., Cornell; Tulane University.

({sultlt11s, " ({cabiclt 's, sltoulder pads, (?} JJ

HILDA G. SMITH (English, Social Studies) B. A., Miss. State College for Women; St. Mary's Dominican College.

"Hilda's scepter."

PAULA M. STUBBS (French) B. A. , Emory University

FLORENCE R. SWAN (Art) B.A., Newcomb

KATHRYN D. THURBER (Science) B.S., Iowa State College; Monticello Seminary; Tulane; Loyola.

LILLI VAN SLATE (Reading) University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee.

IVA MAE WEST (Biology) B. S., U. of Illinois; Yale; Tulane; U. of Colorado.

FRANKIE YEARGAIN (Sewing and Yearbook Sponsor) B.S., Newcomb.

and, last but not least . . .

Would someone please get this needle out of my hand!

Spaghette-flavored gum?

Vete11tio11s! (Uglt.)

Huckle berry Finn complex - Alas!

This is my re al hair I usually wear wigs!

Is that the man who's been follo wing you ?

I finally got him out of the lab!

eafeteria

MRS. ALICE HAIGHT Dietician

MRS. EVELYN BURGA Assistant to the Dietician

Mrs. Williams, Mrs. LeBlanc, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Gauthier, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Heilbron .

Emma Ables, Washington McGee, Etta Mae Robinson.

Willie Mae Gilbert, Rose Berry, Helen Gilbert,

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BYRON DERRINGTON Maintenance Superintendent

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Leyton Adams, Rip Flowers, Kelly Garrett, James Young, Walter Woods, Adam Patterson, J. C .

Jefferson, Alvin Gibson.

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1atlter Scott Jrvi11

True worship is the love of God, the love of Truth, Goodness, and the Beautiful; it deals with God unseen, yet who, once experienced, can never be forgotten. In our worship God leads us into the future, yet makes sense of our lives where we are. He calls us to the service of our fellow men, yet sends us into quiet and solitude to contemplate our separate soul. The depths of worship are simple and pure, yet to understand our God and to live as He wills calls for all of our heart and mind, all of our strength, and all of our soul.

Our Chapel Worship is to quicken our consciences by the holiness of God, to feed our minds with the truth of God, to purge our imaginations by the beauty of God, to open up our hearts to the love of God, and to devote our wills to the purpose of God.

A day in eltapel

Altar guild prepares altar.

Fathe r Austin announces opening hymn.

Students sing the processional . . .

. . . and respond to ope ning sentences.

Seniors read prayers . . .

and our day in chapel is complete.

Cayreaders

BACK ROW: Jeff Morgan, Susie Shepherd, Kathy Harmon, Hal Lintz. FRONT ROW: John Donnally, Alice Haslem, Thad Birchard, Linda Cornay.

FRONT ROW: Jan Davis, Dianne Neal, Margaret Madden.

BACK ROW: Patsy Mooney, Margaret Matta, Lyn Myers.

FRONT ROW: George Roussel, Lianne Lewis, Mike Adkins, Adell Baillif. BACK ROW: Susan White, John Eastham, Carol Turnbull, Bryan Hetherwick . Absent from picture: Chuck Wicks, Joan Edmiston.

Alter (Jui/d, Acolytes

SENIOR HIGH ALT AR GUILD BACK ROW: Nannie Segal, Linda Comay, Ann Cunningham, Billie Poag, Sandy Shedden, Shan Tiller, Julie Woolfolk. SECOND ROW: Ann Schlosser, Tyler Jackson, Jan Davis, Kathy Harmon, Colleen Kiker, Dianne Wilkes, Leslie Smith, Susan White, Mary Fayeth Rossiter. THIRD ROW: Belle Johnson, Advisor, Lynne Lighter, Elaine Grier, Julie Naugle, Virginia Petty, Claudia Kincannon, Pam Buchanan, Jane Waters, Lyn Myers, Margaret Madden, Sharyn Riordan, Margaret Matta, Bette Prescott, Patsy Mooney. FRONT ROW: Lianne Lewis, Carol Turnbull, Adell Baillif, Kathleen Kiker, Martha Philipott, Hazel D'Ingianni.

ACOLYTES Father Austin, Advisor, John Eastham, Jimmy Vaughn, Joel Leising, Chuck Crawford, Ricky Staggers, Jeff Morgan, Hal Lintz, John Donnally, Bill Johnston, Mike Adkins, Phil Nungesser, Thad Birchard, Bill Bohne.

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SENIOR OFFICERS President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - BOBBY WALTERS Vice-President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - GEORGE ROUSSEL Secretary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - BRYAN HETHERWICK Treasurer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - JIMMY VAUGHN Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HANK MARCHAL Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - JOHN EASTHAM

started ltiglt scltool FRANKLIN MICHAEL ADKINS "Thinker" "My only books were women's looks, and folly's all they've taught me!"

N. E. D. T. - 90"/o, 2 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 Jr. Varsity Football 1 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Swimming 1, 2 Intramurals 3 Shield Photographer 3, 4 Layreader 4 Acolyte 4 Typing 1, 2 Physical Science Club 4 National Conference of Christians and Jews 4 Homecoming Escort 4 Biological Science Club 3

StM '59-'63

ADELL BAILLIF "Dell" "Her heart, like the moon, is always changing; but there's always a man with it."

N. E. D. T. - 93"/o, 2 95"/o, 3 Honor Roll 2 Intramurals 1 Halo Typist 2, 3; Reporter 4 Chorus 1 Cramatics 2, 3, 4 Style Show 2 Layreader 4 Altar Guild 4 Typing 1 Sewing 2, 3 Modern Dance Club 2, 3 Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3; Committee Head 4 Christmas Program 2, 3,4 Jr. Academy of Science 4 Alternate Cheerleader 4 Intramural Volleyball Champions 4

StM '49-'63

witlt a booming ratio

THADDEUS BIRCHARD "Thad" "1 am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. ..• I hope. " N. E. D. T, - 95o/o, 2 97o/o, 3 Shield Assistant 1 Halo Reporter 1, 2 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Layreader 4 Acolyte 4 International Relations Club 3, 4 Biological Science Club 3

StM '59-'63

PAMELA RUTH BUCHANAN "Pam" "If silence is golden, than I'm dead broke!"

Student Council Committee 3 Intramurals 1 Shield Assistant 1, 3 Halo Reporter 2, 3, 4 Style Show 4 Altar Guild 4 Art 1, 2 Sewing 3 International Relations Club 3, 4 Modern Dance Club 2 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Academy of Science 4 Badminton 4

StM '51-'63

of one boy to two girls.

LUTHER EDWARD CLARK, JR. "Eddie" "Every man must ge t to heaven his own way."

Honor Roll 3 Perfect Attendance 3 N. E. D. T. - 95o/o, 2 97o/o, 3 Dramatics 3, 4 Christmas Program 3 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Homecoming Escort 4

StM '57-'63

LINDA CORNA Y "Canay" "I can resist everything except temptation. " N.E.D.T. - 96o/o, 3 Volleyball 4 Shield Assistant 1 Halo Typist 4 Halo Reporter 4 Style Show 4 Layreader 4 Altar Guild 4 Typing 1 Sewing 2 International Relations Club 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4 Christmas Program 3

StM '57-'63

Jlowever, tltis situation

CHARLES A. CRAWFORD, JR. "Chuck" "Men of few words are the best men. " Perfect Attendance 2 Jr. Varsity Football 1 Varsity Football 4 Acolyte 4 Art 4 Typing 2 Physical Science Club 3 Homecoming Escort 4

StM '59-'63

ANN MINER CUNNINGHAM "Ann" "The secret of success is constancy to purpose. " Pelican Girls' State Representative 4 Class: Vice-President 3 Secretary 1, 2 Perfect Attendance 1 Cheerleader 3, 4 Softball 2 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Intramural Volleyball Champions 4 Homecoming Court 3, 4 Halo Reporter 4 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Board: Member-at-Large 3,·4 Style Show 2.4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Christmas Program 3 Bowling 1

StM '59-'63

didn't interfere witlt

JOANNE CAROL DA VIS "Jansey" "I have made mistakes, but I have never made the mistake of claiming that I never made one. " lntramurals 1 Chorus 1 Dramatics 2 Altar Guild 4 Sewing 1 lntemationsl Relations Club 3 Christmas Program 1 T. V. Representative 1 Badminton Team 4

StM '59-'63

HAZEL ANN D'INGIANNI "Has'l"

"There are more fools than wise men and even in the wise man himself there is more folly than wisdom."

Honor Roll 2, 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 National Honor Society Secretary 4 Volleyball 4 Shield Assistant 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Library Aide 2, 3, 4 Physical Science Club 2 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Christmas Program 3, 4 Office Aide 4 Jr. Academy of Science 2 High School Religion Award 3 N. E. D. T. - 99o/o, 2, 3 National Council of Christians and Jews 4

StM '54-'63

our great (?} "Jleave11 or Jlel/JJ dance ...

JOHN BURTON DONNALLY "John" "There is rio great geriius without at least orie tiricture of madriess .•. " Natiorial Merit Scholarship semi-firialist 4 N. E.D. T. - 99o/o, 2 98o/o, 3 Highest Boy Average 2 Horior Roll 1, 2, 3 N atiorial Horior Society 3, 4 Studem Couricil Represemative 3 Studem Couricil Committee Chairmari 3 Class Officer: Treasurer 1, 2 Homecomirig Escort 4 Shield Assistam 1, 2 Shield Staff: Copy Editor 3, Advertisirig Mariager 4 Halo Typist 1,2,3,4 Layreader 4 Acolyte 4 Typirig 1 Physical Scierice Club 3, 4 Homecomirig Darice Committee 3, 4 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf Team 1, 3, 4; Flight Ruririer-up 1 Bowlirig 1, 2, 3, 4; Champioris 3, Fourth Place Ruririer-up 1 Bowlirig League Team Captairi 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Academy of Scierice 3, 4 StM '51-'63

JOHN KNOX EASTHAM, JR. "Big Bad John" "He's tough, mari: tough arid devilishly sly."

Class Officer: Sergeam-at-Arms 4 Jr. Varsity Football 1 Jr. Varsity Football Co-Captairi Varsity Football 3, 4 Track 1 Shield Assistari t 4 Halo Reporter 4 Style Show 4 Layreader 4 Acolyte 4 Homecomirig Darice Committee 4 Christmas Program 3 Bowlirig 1, 4 Homecomirig Escort 4

StM '57-'63

profit - lllillJIS $50.

JOAN B. EDMISTON "Joan" "It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice!"

C~orus 4 Madrigals 4

StM ' 62 -' 63

MARGARET ELAINE GRIER "Elain" "One of the first conditions of learning is_ to keep the fact a profound secret • " N. E. D. T. - 99o/o, 2 99o/o, 3

National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4 Intramurals 1, 2 Shield Assistant 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Altar Guild 4 Art 1, 3 International Relations Club 3 Christmas Program 2, 3, 4 Bowling League 2, 3 N. o. Jr. Academy of Science 4 Spring Concert 2, 3, 4 Madrigals 4

StM ' 54 - 63

Ju tlte Sophomore year KATHLEEN HARMON "Kathy" "Every crowd has a silver lining."

Intramural Volleyball Champions 4 Intramurals 2 Shield Assistant 3, 4 Halo Reporter 2 Halo Staff: Fashion Editor 3, 4 Chorus 1 Dramatics 2 Style Show 3 Layreader 4 Altar Guild 4 Typing 1, 3 Sewing 2 International Relatio ns Club 4 Modern Dance Club 2 Homecoming Dance Committee 3 Christmas Program 1, 3 Jr. Academy of Science 4

StM ' 59-'63 ALICE HASLAM "Has been" "Morality is simply the attitude we actopt towarct people we don't like. " N. E. D. T. - 99o/o, 2, 3

National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4 National Honor Society 4 Intramurals 2 Shield Assistant 1 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Board 4 Layreader 4 Library Aide 2 Sewing 3 Science and Math Club 4 National Conference of Christians and Jews 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 4 Christmas Program 3, 4 Chess Club 3 Bowling League 1, 2, 3; First Place Winner 3 Fourth Place Winner 1 Jr. Academy of Science 4 Honor Roll 3

StM '58-'63

we devoted ourselves

JOHN DA YID HELMORE "More Hell" "I'm no angel. ••.•• ! " Homecoming Escort 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Typing 2 Biological Science Club 3, 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Christmas Program 3

StM '60-'6~

ROY BRYAN HETHERWICK "Bryan" "One of my chief regrets during my years in the theater is that I could'nt sit in the audience and watch me."

N. E. D. T. - 94o/o, 2

98o/o, 3 Honor Roll 3 Pelican Boys' State Alternate 4 Class Officer : Secretary 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1 Track 1, 3,4 Shield Assistant 1 Shield Staff: Photographer 2 -Head Photographer 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Board 3 Dramatics Board President 4 Layreader 4 International Relations Club 3 Science and Math Club 2 Christmas Program 2, 3, 4 T. V. Representative 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Escort 4

StM '52-'63

to collecting paper, uglt!

GRACE TYLER JACKSON "Tyler" "Few people think more than two or three times a year.

I have made an international reputation for myself by thinking once or twice a week. " N.E.D.T. -99o/o, 2,3 French Award 3 National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council Committee 2, 3 Perfect Attendance 2 lntramurals 3 Shield Assistant 3 Shield Staff: Copy Editor 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Altar Guild 4 Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecom ing Dance Committee 4 Christm as Program 1, 2, 3 Office Aide 4

StM '51-'63

WILLIAM JOSEPH JOHNSTON "Bill" "Hard work makes a man grow old -- let me stay young forever!"

N. E. D. T. - 97o/o, 2 98o/o, 3 Honor Roll 2 Shield Staff: Copy Transcriber 3 Business Manager 4 Halo Typist 2, 3 Acolyte 4 Typing 2 Christmas Program 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Escort 4

StM '51-'63

?:lte11, i11 order to keep

COLLEEN RICE KIKER "Colo" "It is always the best policy to speak the truth -- unless, of course, you are an exceptionally good liar."

Student Council Committee 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Shield Assistant 1 Halo Typist 3, 4 Halo Reporter 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Style Show 3 Altar Guild 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 3 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4

StM '50-'63

KATHLEEN KIKER "K. K."

"Nothing puzzles me more than time and space, and yet nothing puzzles me less, for I never think about them. " Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Shield Assistant 1 Halo Typist 3, 4 Halo Reporter 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Altar Guild 4 International Relations Club 3 Modern Dance Club 3 Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 T. V. Representative 1 Jr. Academy of Science 4 Style Show 3

StM '50-'63

our class 011 top,

CLAUDIA ANNE KINCANNON "Peaches" "If men interfere with work, quit work!"

Perfect Attendance 1 Volleyball 1, 4 One Team Award 1,4 Powder Puff (Girls) Football Captain 3 Intramurals 2 Chorus 1 Altar Guild 4 Library Aide 4 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4

StM '49-'63

JOEL EDWARD LEISING "Jolly Green Giant" "He was born silly and had a relapse I " Perfect Attendance 3 Varsity Football 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Style Show 4 Acolyte 4 International Relations Club 3, 4

StM '61-'63

we /tad a record breaking LIANNE LEWIS "Yankee" "Some people are always grumbling 'cause roses h ave thorns; I am thankful that thorns have roses I" Honor Roll 3 Intramurals 3 Shield Assistant 4 Halo Typist 4 Halo Reporter 4 Style Show 4 Layreader 4 Altar Guild 4 Library Aide 4 Typing 3 Sewing 4 International Relations Club 4 Officer: Secretary 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Jr. Academy of Science 4 Badminton Team 4 Christmas Program 4

StM '61-'63

LYNNE MEREDITH LIGHTER "Lynne" "Though she be little, she is fierce."

Intramurals 2, 3 Shield Assistant 1 Halo Reporter 4 Dramatics 2 Altar Guild 4 Art 3, 4 Christmas Program 2, 3 Badminton Team 4

StM '56-'63

Kummnge Sale . .

MILTON HAROLD LINTZ, JR. "Hal" "Teachers just don't recognize genius when they see it."

Shield Assistant 3 Halo Staff: Photographer 4 Dramatics 3 Layreader 4 Acolyte 4 Typing 2 Biological Science Club 3 Physical Science Club 3, 4 Christmas Program 3 Photography Club 3

StM '60-'63

MARGARET PRESTON MADDEN "Margaret" "With every beauty of person and every endowment of mind."

N. E. D. T. - 99o/o, 2 98o/o, 3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society 4 Pelican Girls' State Alternate 4 Shield Staff: Activities Photography Coordinator 3 Assistant Business Manager 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Style Show 4 Layreader 4 Altar Guild 4 Art l, 2 Typing 2 National Conference of Christians and Jews 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3 Christmas Program 1, 3

StM '59-'63

profit -

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HENRY SAMUEL MARCHAL, JR. "Hunk" "Why should the devil have all the fun?"

N. E. D. T. - 97o/o, 3 Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2, 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Varsity Football 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Style Show 4 Typing 2 Christmas Program 2, 3 Bowling League 4 Homecoming Escort 4

StM '60-'63

MARGARET ANN MA TT A "Mawg" "It seems so easy to be good-natured, I wonder anybody takes the trouble to be anything else!"

Intramurals 1 Shield Assistant 1 Dramatics 3, 4 Style Show 3 Layreader 4 Altar Guild 4 Library Aide 4 Sewing 1, 2 International Relations Club 3 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Christmas Pro gram 1, 3, 4

StM '53-'63

We spent most of it PA TRICIA LEA MOONEY "Patsy" "I play a musical instrument some, but only for my own amazement. " N, E, D, T. - 95o/o, 2, 3 Music Award 3 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4 Honor Roll 1 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Intramurals 3, 4 Shield Assistant 1 Shield Staff: Copy Transcriber 2, Business Manager 3, Editor 4 Halo Typist 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Madrigals 4 Style Show 1 Layreader 4 Altar Guild 4 Library Aide 3, 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 Office Aide 4 T. V. Representative 1 Chapel Pianist 4 Badminton Team 4 StM '49-'63

MICHAEL JEFFREY MORGAN "Jeff" "He was a youth with an inquisitive mind and doubtless had a failing for romance ••• " National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4 Highest Boy Average 1 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society 3, 4; President 4 N. E. D, T, - 99o/o, 2, 3 Pelican Boys' State Alternate 4 Student Council: Representative 1, 4 Treasurer 4 Committee Chairman 4 Class Treasurer 3 Varsity Football 3, 4 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1 Track 1, 2, 3 State Track 3 Homecoming Escort 4 Style Show 4 Layreader 4 Acolyte 4 Art 2 Physical Science Club 4; President 4 StM '51-'63

011 tlte fftt11ior-Se11ior Prom ADOLYN ACTON MYERS "Lyn"

"Three fifths genius, and two fifths sheer fudge •.• " English Award 3 D. A. R. Award 3 National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4 Highest Girl Average 1, 3 Honor Roll 1, 3; National Honor Society 4 Pelican Girls' State Alternate 4 Student Council: Representative 4, Vice-President 4 Committee Member 3, Committee Chairman 4 Class Officer: Secretary 3 Perfect Attendance 1, 3 Softball 1 One Team Award 1 Intramurals 1, 3 Shield Assistant 3 Shield Staff: Activities Coordinator 4 Halo Reporter 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Style Show 4 Layreader 4;, Altar Guild 4 Library Aide 3 Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 4 Christmas Program 3, 4 Jr. Academy of Science 4 StM '54-'63

JULIA L. NAUGLE "Julie" "I can believe anything - provided it is incredible!"

Volleyball 1 Intramurals 2, 3 Homecoming Court 3, 4 Halo Typist 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Style Show 3 Altar Guild 4 Typing 2 Homecoming Dance Committee 3 Christmas Program 2, 3, 4 Jr. Academy of Science 4 Madrigals 4

StM '59-'63

called "JI the juniors lean the 6ircus" PRISCILLA DIANNE NEAL "Dianne" "Be silent and safe - silence never betrays you. " N. E. D. T. - 90<I/o, 2 Perfect Attendance 3 Intramural Volleyball Champions 4 Halo Typist 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Style Show 1 Layreader 4 Altar Guild 4 Library Aide 3, 4 Typing 1 Homecoming Dance Committe e 4 Christmas Program 3 Bowling 1 Badminton Team 4

StM '55-,'63

JOHN PHILIP WALTER NUNGESSER, JR. "Felipe" "I like work; it fascinates me; I can sit and look at it for hours."

N. E. D. T. - 95o/o, 2 Jr. Varsity Football 1 Football Manager 4 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1, 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3 Acolyte 3, 4 Physical Science Club 4 Bowling 2, 3; League Champions 3 Jr. Academy of Science 3 Golf Team 1, 3; Flight Winner 1

StM '57-'63

- a ustick11JJ success.

VIRGINIA PETTY "Virgie" "Do you know a young lady who is not ready to flirt--just a little?"

Volleyball 2 One Team Award 2 lntramurals 2, 3 Altar Guild 4 Typing 2 Christmas Program 2, 3, 4 Bowling League 4

StM '60-'63

MARTHA ANN PHILLPOTT "Martha" "I never put off till tomorrow what I can possibly do the day after."

Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Altar Guild 4 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 Madrigals 4

StM '51-'63

/vow we are Seniors!

BILLIE CRAIG POAG "Po-ag" "Life is one nutty crack after another. " N. E, D. T. - 95o/o, 3 Intramural 2, 3 Shield Assistant 4 Halo Reporter 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Chorus Vice-President 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Christmas Program 2, 3, 4 Student Council Committee 3 Altar Guild 4 Madrigals 4

StM '60-'.63

BETTE PRESCOTT "Bette" "For that eye is so modestly beaming, you ne'er think of the mischief she's dreaming l" Chorus 4 Altar Guild 4 Library Aide 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Badminton 4

StM '60-' 63

C:lte ratio is tlte same,

SHARYN LEIGH RIORDAN "Sharyn" "That must be wonderful; I just don't understand it••••• " Perfect Attendance 2, 3 Alternate Cheerleader 4 Volleyball 4 Style Show 1 Altar Guild 4 Sewing 1, 2

StM '55-'63

MARY FA YETH ROSSITER "Mary Fayeth" "There was never a saint with red hair!"

Perfect Attendance 3 Chorus 3,4 Altar Guild 4 Christmas Program 3, 4 Madrigals 4

StM '61-'6 3

but tlte spirit ltas increased, GEORGE ALBERT ROUSSEL "Jorge" "Always do right; that will gratify some people and astonish the rest. " Class Officer: President 3 Vice-President 2, 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Jr. Varsity Football 1 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1 Track 2, 3 Halo Typist 3 Style Show 3 Layreader 4 Typing 1, 2 Physical Science Club 3, 4; Vice-President 4 National Conference of Christians and Jews 4 Christmas Program 3 Powder Puff (Girls) Football Coach 3

StM '49-'63

ANN LINDSAY SCHWSSER "Ann"

"A good heart is better than all the heads in the world."

Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Altar Guild 4 Library Aide 3 Typing 2 Sewing 1 Homecoming Dance Committee 4

StM '55-'63

a11d so ltas tlte fu11! ...

LARRY SCHLUETER "Larry" "Keep quiet and people will think you a philosopher, " Typing 4 International Relations Club 4

StM '62-'63

EVELYN ANN SEGAL "Nonnie" "Boys will be boys l I l" Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Class Favorite 3 Intramurals 3, 4 Homecoming Court 3, 4 Shield Assistant 1 Halo Typist 3, 4 Halo Reporter 4 Altar Guild 4 Typing 1 Sewing 2, 3 International Relations Club 3, 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4 Christmas Program 3, 4 Bowling League 1, 4 Pelican Girls' State District 2, Representative 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Volleyball 4 Swimming 2, 3

StM '59-'63

eamp Jlardt11er ((snipe lt1111ts, " SANDRA RUTH SHEDDEN "Sandy" "Don't take life too seriously--you '11 never get out alive I" N, E, D, T, - 95o/o, 2 97o/o, 3

Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 Pelican Girls' State Representative 4 Class: President 1, Vice-President 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 J. V. Cheerleader 1 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 2, 3 One Team Award 1,4; Two Team Award 2,3 Intramurals 2, 3 Homecoming Court 4 Shield: Assistant 1, 2; Ad Photography Coordinator 3, Assistant Ad Manager 4 Halo Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4 Style Show 1, 4 Altar Guild 4 Art 1, 2; Sewing 3 International Relations Club 3 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Christmas Program 1, 3, 4 Bowling League 4 Pelican Girls' Citizenship Trophy 4 StM '53-'63

SUSAN IRENE SHEPHERD "Susie" "A cheerful look makes a dish a feast!"

Honor Roll 3 Student Council President 4 Class Secretary 1, 2 Cheerleader 4 Intramurals 2 Shield Assistant 3, 4 Halo: Reporter 2 Feature Editor 3, 4 Chorus 1 Style Show 4 Layreader 4 Sewing 2, 3 International Relations Club 3 Modern Dance Club 2 Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4 Christmas Program 1, 3, 4 Office Aide 4

StM '51-'63

;New Vork s liftlt Avenue, CHARLOTTE LESLEY SMITH "My own business always bores me to death; I prefer other people's. " Student Council Committee 3 Alternate Cheerleader 4 Volleyball 3, 4 One Team Award 3 Intramurals 2, 3 Shield Assistant 1 Halo Reporter 1, 2 Halo Staff: Managing Editor 3 Editor-in-Chief 4 Chorus 1 Style Show 2, 4 Altar Guild 4 Sewing 1, 2, 3 International Relations Club 4, Vice-President 4 National Converence of Christians and Jews 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 3 Christmas Program 2, 3; Chairman 3 Junior Academy of Science 4 Intramural Volleyball Champions 4

StM '49-'63

SAMUEL RICHARD ST AGGERS, JR. "Rick" "He admits that there are two sides to every question his own and the wrong side. " N. E. D. T. - 95o/o, 3 Honor Roll 3

Class Officer : Teasurer 2 Jr. Varsity Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Halo Reporter 4 Acolyte 4 Typing 3,4 Christmas Program 4 State Basketball 3 Golf 3,4 Homecoming Escort 4

StM '60 - '63

and passing 8nglislt(?}!

SARA ANN TILLER "Shan" "The older I grow, the more I distrust the familiar doctrine that age brings wisdom •.. " Perfect Attendance 2 J. V. Cheerleader 1 Softball 1, 3 Volleyball 2, 4 Girls' Basketball 3 Swimming 2, 3, 4 One Team Award 1 Two Team Award 2 Three Team Award 3 Intramural Volleyball Champions 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Chorus President 4 Altar Guild 4 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 Madrigals 4

StM '54-'6 3

CAROL HELEN TURNBULL "Carol" "I never made a mistake in my life; at least, never one that I couldn't explain away afterwards!"

N, E. D. T. - 90o/o, 2 Honor Roll 1 Student Council Committee 3 Class President 1 Intramurals 1 Shield Assistant 4 Halo Reporter 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus Librarian 4 Style Show 4 Layreader 4 Altar Guild 4 International Relations Club 3 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Academy of Science 4 Madrigals 4

StM '56-'63

Jvow, witlt all our lto11ors and all our graces, JAMES VAUGHN "Jimmy" "None but the brave deserve the fair."

Pelican Boys' State Representative 4 Class: President 2 Treasurer 4 Sergeant-at-Arms 1 Jr. Varsity Football 1; Captain 1 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4 Times-Picayune Player of the Week 3 All Riverside: Most Valuable Player 4 All District Football 3 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 State Track 2, 3 Homecoming Escort 4 Halo: Reporter 3 Sports Editor 4 Style Show 3 Acolyte 4 Typing 2, 3 International Relations Club 4; President 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 3 Class Favorite 3 Powder Puff (Girls) Football Coach 3 StM '57-'63

ROBERT E. WALTERS ''Boobs" "I am interested in girls and other scientific research."

Honor Roll 1, 2 Pelican Boys State Representative 4 Student Council: Representative o Committee Chairman 3 Class: President 2, 4 Sergeant-at-Arms 1 Perfect Attendance 3 Jr. Varsity Football 1 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Jr. Varsity Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Track 4 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 Style Show 4 Art 1 Typing 4 Physical Science Club 3, 4 Secretary 4

StM '56-'63

witlt 111e111ories of tlte past JANE DAVISON WATERS "Jane" "I love the man who knows it all!"

N. E. D. T. - 98o/o, 3 Honor Roll 1, 3 National Honor Society 4 Alternate Cheerleader 4

Halo Reporter 2, 3 Halo Staff: 'Copy Editor 4 Dramatics 2, 3 Altar Guild 4 Art 2, 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 4th Place Winner 1 1st Place Winner 3 Secretary 3 President 4 Chess Club 3

StM ' 59-'63

SUSAN FRANCES WHITE "Suzie belle" "A fair exterior is a silent recommendation."

N. E. D. T. - 90o/o, 2 Intramurals 2 Halo Reporter 4 Chorus 1 Style Show 3 Layreader 4 Altar Guild 4 Art 4 Sewing 2 International Relations Club 3 Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4

StM '51-'63 •

and Itopes for tlte future,

CHARLES CARTER WICKS "Chuck" "Drawing on my fine command of language, I said nothing."

Dramatics 3, 4 Layreader 4 International Relations Club 4 Christmas Program 3, 4 Honor Roll 3

StM '61-'63

DIANNE WILKES "Dianne" "There's so much to say, but your eyes keep interrupting me."

Intramurals 2 Shield Assistant 2, 3 Halo Reporter 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 Style Show 1, 4 Altar Guild 4 Sewing 2, 3 International Relations Club 3; Secretary 3 Modern Dance Club 2 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Christmas Program 2, 3 Office Aide 4 Jr. Academy of Science 4 Intramural Volleyball Champions 4 Honor Roll 9

StM '53-'63

We (Jraduate!

JULIE WINSTON WOOLFOLK "Jules" "It is impossible to enjoy idling thoroughly unless one has plenty of work to do. " Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council Secretary 4 Student Council Committee Chairman 2, 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Tennis 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball Captain 4 Girls' Basketball 3 Swimming 3, 4 One Team Award 2 Four Team Award 3 Powder Puff (Girls) Football Captain 3 Intramurals 3,4 Shield Assistant 4 Halo Reporter 1, 3 Halo Staff: Cartoonist 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Altar Guild 4 Art 1 Homecoming Dance CommJttee 4 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 Madrigals 4 StM '57-'63

JOHN SCOTT ZIESENIS "Scott" "Beware! I may yet be famous I" Class Officer: Sergeant-at-Arms 3 Varsity Football 3, 4 Biological Science Club 4 Physical Science Club 4 Homecoming Escort 4

StM '61-'63

We ran. out of cokes .••

I hope he doesn't use that greasy kid stuff

This is what we go through just for BOYS!

I didn't know trees talked!

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We always get the raw end of every deal . . .

!funiors

BILL McHUGH President

PRISCILLA TAYLOR - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vice-President LAURENS LEBLANC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Secretary CAROL BROWN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Treasurer

ltave become a sacred hunting Thomas Axelrad

Roy Beeson

Merritt Blakeslee

Barbara Bohne

Walter Brooks Barbara Brown Carol Lynn Brown

Walter Chamberlain

Ernest Cascini

Carl Collins Steve Conner Walter Culpepper

Edmond Davenport

Lane DeBardeleben

Sharon DeFraites

Dorinda Deuchert

ground for tlte Seniors Barbara Dupont

John Eastman

Camille Emmons

Mary Floyd

Judy Fremaux Karen Gauthier Robert Gilliland

France Griffis

Charles Grubb

Hugo Heyrrs Beth Hood Anne Hughes

Cutting Jahncke

Susan Kirby

Dianne Kreeger

Laurens LeBlanc

(1emales, at least) due to tlte Keith Marshall

Jim Martin

Celeste McAshan

Debbie McCarthy

Bill McHugh Ann Menge Ruth Nuccio

Pam Payne

Kathy O'Meallie

Milton Pounds Mike Read Jeanne Rowan

Richard Schmidt

Dale Schupp

Scoopy Schupp

Anne Sinclair

excess of eligible boys!

Sydney Smith

Virginia Soignet

Michael Steiner

Bruce Swan

Priscilla Taylor Peg Tharp Mike Thurber

Gay Trousdale

Kappy Trigg

Jan van Loon Paul Verret Paul Wagner

Linda Walls

Skip Weher

Chip Wendt

Bruce Willmer

hear evil, see

The object is to get the b,all over the net!

Sophomores

SOPHOMORE OFFICERS HAL REDDICLIFFE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - President KRIS POTTHARST - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vice-President DIANNE WEBRE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Secretary-Treasurer

too, ltave become a ltu11ti11g

Robert Alexander

Robert Andrews

Wesley Bolles

Gaynell Duhe

Pam Danos

Betty Earnest

Doug Fyfe

Kristine Gauthier

Alex Corry

Ann Carpenter

Loring Bugbee

John Broders

John Echterhoff

Stephanie Fuqua

Jeffrey Graf

Peter Griffin

ground - for tlte teaclters -

Mike Guiza

Patty Habeeb

Donna Gustafson

John Hirsch

Mary Holzer

Kathy Hesse

Gene Jenkins

Glenn Johnson

Jennifer Johnson

Yvette Lea

Charles Leche

Juanea Jones

Joan Kreeger

Frank LeTard

Vincent Massimini

due to tlte excess

Earl Mccallon

Kathy McHugh

Sharon Mccrary

Charles Nelson

Ellen Northrop

Bobby Miles

Paul Parisi

Kris Pottharst

Winston Pur vis

Thomas Richardson

Bud Riordan

Gene Rackle

Hal Reddicliffe

Susan Robinson

Richard Roussel

of available ((brains!?"

Jayne Schlosser

Chris Snyder

Madeline Steiner

Dianne Webre

Cheryl Whitfield

Margaret Wilkinson

Robert Willmer

Dean Waterman

Betty Walther

Ricky van Loon

Donald Stough

Linda West

Robert Wiegand

Carol Wilkes

Jay Woodbury

Anne Wyckoff

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FRESHMAN OFFICERS BACK ROW: Secretary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -TOMMY KREMENTZ Secretary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TOMMY MERRICK Treasurer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LARRY BUCHTEL Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FRANK PURVIS FRONT ROW: President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SALLY EVERSON Vice-President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - JOHN RUCKER Vice-President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -MARKY MURPHY Secretary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -MIKE PELIAS Vice-President (absent from picture) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - JESSE MORGAN

at first bewildered 011 Pat Adkins John Ainsworth

Charles Andrews Douglas Bernard Barbara Boasberg

Sonny Bowman Suzanne Breen

Ann Bremermann

Barbara Brewster Lindy Brown

Larry Buchtel

Donna Dayton

Stanley Dubroca

Jim Edwards

tlte ltu11t, soo11 respo11d

Frances

Duffy Sally Everson

Robert Ewald Steve Falgout Carl Flettrich

Linda Genella Bill Goheen Edward Griffis Kristine Harter Ricky Hayward Ida Jonassen

Priscilla Kimball

Ka thy Kirgis

T ommy Krementz

Sherr y Latham

to tlte call and Eileen Lintz Jordy Matthews

Nancy Lyn Lewis Tommy Merrick Carol Mills

Jesse Morgan Reed Morgan Kits y Murphy

Marky Murphy Susan Normann

Marshall Ordemann

Mike Pelias

t·

Suzy Pettit

Dennis Pinette

Frank Purvis

join right i11 !!

Barbara Robichaux John

Anne Reily Grant Schleuter Bonnie Shepherd

Al Smith Vail Smith

Snodgrass

Malcol m Sutter Jordan Thompson Susan Vickery

Drew Whitley

Carla Wood

Jerri Wood

Lynn Woodbury

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We can stash thP, loot in here.

I attribute my popularity to Dr. T ichner's Antiseptic.

8iglttlt grade ...

SA OFFICERS

President BARBARA BRITZKE Vice-President ANNE KREMENTZ Secretary CAROL ROBINSON Sergeant-at-Arms KEITH ANN BA TEMAN Treasurer KAY WILLIAMS ( absent from picture)

SB OFFICERS

President JIMMY WILKINSON Vice-President DAVID SNYDER Secretary RICHARD FOSTER Treasurer RICKY HASPEL Sergeant-at-Arms BRAD KELLY

110w ((ki11gsJJ of tlte j1111ior ltiglt,

Holly Bidner

Keith Ann Bateman

Cynthia Andrews

Billy Brockman

Barbara Britzke

Bill Bohne

Doug Black

Bill Bryson

Kathy Burck

Kathy Cloud

James Fisher

Suzanne Fleming

Ricky Foster

Paulette Dupont

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Judy Johnson

Roxane He ad

Ricky Haspel

Ricky Gregory

Bruce Johnston

Brad Kelly

Mike Hesse

Steven Kimble

Carl Johnson

Anne Krementz

Doug Matthews

lord it over tlte lowly . . .

Kenny McAshan

Charles Mcchesney

Mike Moseley

Melinda Moss

Betsy Ordemann

Carol Robinson

Steve Roussel

K. T. Turnbull

Linda Shell

Suzanne Verret

Courtee Merrick

Mary Menge

Chuck McMurry

David Paddison

Rick Rack

Rusty Tarver

Barbie Taylor

Cathy Rose

David Snyder

Danny White

Jimmy Morse

Jimmy Wilkinson

Kay Williams

Billy Wright

I use Spoolies. Do you? ??'

I got this dress with Top Value Stamps!!!

Cleopatra and Crew? ? ?

Oh, no! sneeze!

Ihaveto

Seve11tlt grade . . .

7A OFFICERS

DEBBIE WOLF - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - President GINGER NELSON - - - - - - - - - - -Vice-President JANE BREMERMANN - - - - - - - - - - - -Secretary SANDRA WILLIAMS - - - - - - - - - - - - Treasurer

7B OFFICERS

CHUCK STEDMAN - - - - - - - - - - - - .President OLAF OLSEN - - - - - - - - - - - - -Vice-President JOE REDDEN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Secretary JOHN BLAWCK - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Treasurer NELSON MOSKAL - - - - - - - - -Sergeant-at-Arms

wlto groan and moan Karl Alexande Penny Anthon Karen Baltar Kitty Bankston Anne Bernos

John Blalock Leslie Bolding Jane Bremermann Buz Burck

Bob Capps Carole Clarke Carol Clay Calvin A. Fleming

Rose Lynn Evans Mike Farley Elon Foster Ka thy Gauthier

Thomas Favrot

Stephen R. Grilletta Rufus Harris III Tommy Jahncke

Ellen Jonassen Jeff Jones Edward King Marie -Louise Kreeger

over girls a11d exams.

Lynda Lafaye Donnie Marshall Mary Matthew Mike McHugh Nelson Moskal

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Ginger Nelson Leslie Newman Scott Oliver Olaf Olsen

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Eddie Ordemann Robert Rainold Joe Redden Gladin Scott

Cathy Reily David Russell

Eric Spangenberg Chuck Stedman

Jan Saunders

Linda Tuero Georgia Wendt Toddy Wiegand

Nancy Wilkinson Sandra Williams Debbie Wolf Marsha Wolfort

The boys' night out.

My, you have big feet!

That referee needs glasses! ! !

Oh , boy! A switchblade!

Was th e punch spiked?!

8/ementary :Dedication

The Shield staff takes pride in dedicating the elementary section of the yearbook to a devoted teacher whose cheerful smile, encouraging words, and thrilling tales of "Miss Minerva" have endeared her to her students: ALICE MAE BRYSON

Sixth . Skookie Bahn

Mary Beth Barnes

Jae Barnett

Maura Berard

Richard Buck

Mike Cothren

Judy Gore

Pepper Hatch

Chris Blakeslee

It just said "ZOT." THOMAS H, CROMER B,S,, Jacksonville State Teachers College; Tulane University; Dominican College

Robert Hirsch

Charles Horton

Barbara Houser

Annette Jones

Bayard Miller

(lrade Patsy Nagle

David Normann

Sherrie Persia

Margaret Olsen

Guy Randolph

Riordan

Brad Rucker

Candy Shedden Now, you add 2 grams of dynamite . . .

Ein, zwei, drei, vier .

Anne Shepherd

Tyler Posey

Mopsy Shober

Dooper Stooper

Mike Sperr y

Amy West

Sixtlt Hank Gamble

Brian Berard

Philip Core

Cameron Duncan

Doug Fleming Jeff Haspel

Dorothy Holzer

JEWELL E. GRIFFIS B.A., McNeese State College

Steven Ingels

How about a date Friday night ?

Marylin Johnson

Jocelyn James

Paulette Jones

Sally King

Fred Kleyle

~rade Meffre Matta

Becky McKown

Ricky Mills

Estelle Nagel

Spencer Oliver

Kathy Ordemann

Margo Pelias

Shall we dance . . . ?

Dick Russell

Future cheerleaders I ? I Suzy Snyder

Clay Spencer

Marcy Van Wart

Carol West

Debbie Wilkinson

liftlt

Deborah Bahn

Carl Bankston

Joel Blakeslee

James Brymer

Randolph Brown ~ h.

Ruth Donohugh

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David Due rest

Kathrine Ferguson

ALICE MAE BRYSON Southeastern Louisiana College, B.A.

Charles Gould Louise Horton

Brenda Jones Mark Kobrock She should sell sea shells .

David Culpepper

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Pamela Latham

Pritchard Matthew

William Morgan

Parker Murphy

Susan Grace Parisi

Thomas Shepherd

Ernest Sims

Lisa Smith

Clifford Sutter

We made an Advent wreath.

Kathryn von Gohren Leslie Weber

George Wilson Will Worry The aspirin did dissolve completely I

1iftlt John Andrews Bonnie Ball Alvin Baumer

Laura Bohne Lee Chastant

MARY EARNEST DEAN University of Texas, B. A.; Tulane University

Waren Dodd

Lynn Favrot

John Fleming

John Randolph Gregson James Grunewald

The Lineup!

Susan E. Hagstette John Halsey Kelly Hill

(Jrade Patricia Ann Hogan Elizabeth McAshan William Meyer

Stewart Neal Robert Newman

St. Nick gives bags of gold.

Claudia Normann

Melissa Payne

..,, )' Mary Janet Salm

\f Linda Sanders Cynthia Sprague Well, you tell us what it is I

Harrison .weber Marguerite Wonsey Why Worry

1ourtlt Charlotte Bahn Rebecca Bernos Jean Bolding Cathy Bott Robert Ty Cook

John Corder Dawson Corley Charles Favrot

Louise Harris Philip Alan Hatch Kim Holtzman

Peter Howard Anne Lambert Jamie LeNoir

HELEN GREGORY B.A., Central Washington College; Tulane; Loyola

Drew Martinez Jay McGrew Ca-rol Linn Miller

Mark Moore Gleeson Murphy Louise Norman Just borrowed from the lunch room I Charlotte Spencer Grace Tabb Peggy Taylor Charles Weeth Wendy Wolf

(jrade Gary Brewster Mehl Cimini Raul Farris Brooke Fox Anna Gallant

Steven Gould Barry Graf Mary Harkness

Carson Llewellyn Meredith Mccloskey David McKee

LOUISE M. LEHMAN

B.A., Tulane; U. of Texas; Southwest Texas State College.

Susie Merrick Melinda Miller Peggy Pedrick

Sally Pettit Lisa Posey Cathy Rainold

Robert Richardson Jill Saunders Onnie Savola "You know, I have the feeling I'm next . • . " Bobby Schimek Peter Stedman Arthur Walker Katherine Walker James Webre

?:ltird Susan Ashby

James Burlingame

Renee Chastant

Gary Choate

Karen Grafstrom

Page Gregson

Leigh Harris

Foster Duncan Gerald Evans Constance Ewin

DIANE H. MacDIARMID B.A., Stanford University; Newcomb College David Hesse

Dan Christopher Lawson

Elizabeth

Anne Fox David Gamble Barbara Gore

Ann

LeNoir

Jonathan Morse Stephen Pottharst Lauralee Reed

David Rusch Stephanie Samples Margo Sanders

John Shober

Linn Swanson

Marshall Weaver

Margaret Weeth

Now let me tell you all about girls . . .

(Jrade Bredow Bell

Bill Ball

Marc Berard

Edith Blakeslee

Alfred Brown Tommy Capps John Claiborne

MARY ALMA C. BRYMER Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; University of Houston, B. S.

Kelly Duncan Stephen Duncan Leah Elbrecht Lisa Head

Cynthia Jacobs

Ja y Johnson

Sandy Ward

Just Woke

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Kathr yn Favrot

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John Fisher

Martha Hatch Bob Long Duncan Maginnis Jeanie Morrow

Mike Page Amy Schimek Daniel Snyder

Obstacle course

Bettie Threefoot

John Treen

Second Betsy Bankston

Tommy Bateman

Bonnie Bee

Darcy Devine

Loring Ferguson

Barrett Flowers

Dickie Fox

Jane Fox Carol Gore Lizbett.

Gould Glenn Graham Christi Johnson

Bobby Meyer

B. A. , Southeastern Louisiana College

Rupert Morgan

Ken Nelson Elizabeth Page

Melissa Perrett Carol Randolph

Jim Ray Richard Rusch Out for a stroll!

Carl Speer

Corinne Sullivan

Mark Tee tor

Kicker Vallas

Chris von Gohren

Sally West

Kathryn Williams

~rade Douglas Aker

Pemmie Austin

Greg Berard

Chris Carpenter

Lynden Clay

Mark Fisher

Steven Graf

Susan Habeeb Leslie Holtzman Margaret Hunter

Linda Kimble Becky Llewellyn

Eric Lugenbuhl Michael Mccullar

B,A., Agnes Scott College; Tulane University

Grady McGrew Jean Mecom

Kirk Moore Pippa Morgan

Kevin Moss Michael Munden

Chris Newman

Fran Prudhomme

Ginger Scott

Scott Shober

Jocelyn Stedman

Carole Ann Touzet

Brian White

1irst Lee Ann Ashby

Jeffre y Atik

Walter Becker

Rufus Brown

Anne Murphy

Pamela Page

John Pullen

Timmy Brown Randy Fox Elizabeth Horton

Patricia Jacobs Craig Lawson Christine McGrew

MARY E. OVERLESS BOX Oklahoma University, Newcomb College, B. A. Gail Randolph

Mary Kay Robinson

Anne Roussel

Page Rydstrom Don Samples William Shell

Elizabeth Symond Mark Treen George Ward

"Yes, you may .

Jag Ward

Eddie Whitfield

Peter Wilson

Lisa Woolfolk

Jrade John Austin

Cameron Carraway

Celia Elbrecht

Lindsay Ellis

Stephen Gamble Karen Gorney Penelope Haas

Carol Humphreys Susan Johnson Stephen Long

ANITA WHITFIELD B.A., Louisiana State University; Tulane Univeristy Adair Pedrick

Timothy Madden

Rosalie Lopez

Cynthia Phillips

Elaine Prudhomme

Morrere Lad Rack Jay Re ed Francoise Richardson

Robbie Robertson Douglass Rooker Nancy Sanders

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It would be more interesting if I just knew how to read.

Alan Schimek

Carroll Smith

Harold Tabb

Linda Wilson

Brian Ball

Diane Bateman

Laurie Bentz

Cathy Carpenter

Karen Cromer

Louise Favrot

Eugene Gilbert

Lester Hartman

Susan Lugenbuhl

Mary Dale Evans

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Some of us do listen I Laura McLaughlin

Megan Tiller

Robert Normann

Jennifer Tuero

James Robinson

Jimmy Rusch

Robert Washington

Robert Weeth

Bruce McDowell

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EVELYN ANTHON B. A., Louisiana State University; Louisiana Tech., B.S. Barry Margaret Sims Schwegmann

Toni Wilson

King Wolf

~arte11 Ann Blalock

Cricky Brown

Debbie Crawford

Diane Deane

Robert Ellis

Phoebe Ferguson

,...;-· ··~ ", nra-il Elizabeth Grafstrom

Candy Haas

NELL C. BERNOS B. A., University of Southwestern Louisiana Richard Patty Mayer Mccloskey

Wes Sullivan

Pringle Teetor

Murray Huber

Michele Liles

Leslie Martinez

Who's who in St. Martin's Menagerie ?

Cecil Morgan

Bruce Parkerson

Robert sueeck

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BOBBYE BERARD (Remedial Reading)

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ROBERT A WEDGE (Free Play Supervisor)

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ELEMENT ARY STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Carol West, David Normann, Louise Horton , Laura Bohne, Melissa Payne, Sally Pettit, Annette Jones, Peter Stedman, Ty Cook, Thomas Cromer, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Tyler Posey, President; Kitty Ferguson, Vice President; Sally King , Secretary; Tommy Shepherd, Sergeant-at-arms; Louise Normann, Joel Blakeslee , Jeff Haspel.

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SOPHOMORES BACK ROW: Bobby Miles, John Broders, Charles Nelson, Earl McCallon , Hal Reddicliffe , John Echterhoff, Richard Roussel, Charles Leche, Vincent Massimini, Doug Fyfe, Bobby Willmer, Paul Parisi, Chris Snyder, Peter Griffin. SECOND ROW: Margaret Wilkinson, Linda West, Betty Walther, Jayne Schlosser, Alex Corry, Sharon Mccrary.

FRONT ROW: Ellen Northrop, Jennifer Johnson, Patty Habeeb, Anne Wyckoff, Glenn Johnson, Yvette Lea, Kris Pottharst, Diane Webre, Donna Gustafson.

JUNIORS BACK ROW: Karen Gauthier, Charles Grubb, Tommy Axelrad, Jim Martin, Keith Marshall, Merritt Blakeslee, Walter Culpepper, Virginia. Soignet. FRONT ROW: Carol Lynn Brown, Debbie McCarthy, Laurens LeBlanc, Jeanne Rowan, Barbara Brown.

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Secretary . . .

HAZEL D'INGIANNI

Treasurer . . .

BILL MCHUGH

President . . .

JEFF MORGAN

Vice-President . .

KEITH MARSHALL

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SENIOR MEMBERS Jane Waters , Lyn Myers, John Donnally, Margaret Ma:dden, Tyler Jackson, Patsy Mooney , Alice Haslam .

JUNIOR MEMBERS Walter Culpepper, Dianne Kreeger, Jim Martin, Laurens LeBlanc , Carol Brown, Beth Hood , Sharon DeFraites, Je anne Row an, Mike Steiner, Steve Conner.

Pelican State

PELICAN STATE REPRESENTATIVES

Bobby Walters, Sandy Shedden, Ann Cunningham, Jimm y Va ughn

PELICAN STATE ALTERNATES

Jeff Morgan, Margaret Madden, Lyn Myers, Bryan Hetherwick

;ldvanced Placement 8nglislt (Jroup

Lyn Myers, Margaret Madden, Carol Turnbull, Elaine Grier, John Aker, instructor , Tyler Jackson, Hazel D 'Ingianni, Patsy Mooney.

This year, seven Seniors, all of whom hav e been chosen for their scholastic averages and for their personal desire to learn, have been working to supplement their regular Engli sh course with special pre paration for advanced placement in college English.

After intensive study of short stories, essays, novels, dramas, and poems - - - this approach demanding extra effort - - - these students took an examination May 13. Successful grades on this C . E. E. B. administered Advanc ed Placement Examination will qualify them for credits earned in Freshman English at the colleges of their choice; and they will then be exempt from Freshman English requirements, and will have gained additional experience in this academic disicipline .

This program is having great success in preparatory schools all over the country, and the keen interest and response shown by t hese Seniors indicate both the desirability and the need of such a program at St. Martin's. Certainly, their efforts are to be commended; perhaps they have led the way to even greater accomplishments by our graduates.

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SPECIAL ACADEMIC AND MERIT AW ARDS SPIRIT OF ST. MARTIN'S .

Sue O'Meallie Barcus Jernigan AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP AWARDS .

John Lehman Joey Walther OUTSTANDING CITIZENSHIP A WARDS FOR

JR. HIGH • • • Linda Shell, Seventh Grade Marshall Ordemann, Eighth Grade ART AWARD, •• Michael Steiner MUSIC AWARD . .

Patsy Mooney HUGH McKEE-JOHN MAYER PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD, Paul Muehlemann

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. AW ARD IN SCIENCE .

Barcus Jernigan

Daughters of the American Revolution AW ARD IN AMERICAN HISTORY .

Lyn Myers

THE DRAMA TICS AW ARD • Gretchen Wiegand Hank Corder

SENIOR HIGH ACADEMIC A WARDS ENGLISH AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Lyn Myers SPANISH AWARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Susan Kirkpatrick FRENCH AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tyler Jackson MATHEMATICS AWARD - - - - - - - - - - - - John Lehman SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD - - - - - - - - - Gretchen Wiegand SCIENCE AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - James Marsalis RELIGION AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - Hazel D' Ingianni JUNIOR HIGH ACADEMIC AWARDS ENGLISH AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Martha Burck MATHEMATICS AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - Jordan Thompson SOCIAL STUDIES A WARD - - - - - - - - - - - - John Rucker RELIGION A WARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Barbara Brewster HEALTH AWARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Richard Foster SCIENCE AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ida Jonassen LA TIN AWARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ida Jonassen SPANISH AWARD- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CathyKirgis FRENCH AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Martha Burck HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC A VERA GE FOR FOUR YEARS - GIRL AND BOY Sue O'Meallie and John Lehman NEWLY ELECTED MEMBER TO THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Margaret Galloway

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MUSIC A WARD - - - Patsy Mooney ART AW ARD - - - - - Mike Steiner

ENGLISH AW ARD - - - - - - - - Lyn Myers FRENCH AW ARD - - - - - - Tyler Jackson RELIGION AW ARD - - - - Hazel D' Ingianni

Daughters of the American Revolution AW ARD IN AMERICAN HISTORY . .

Lyn Myers

OUTSTA NDING CITIZENSHIP AWARDS FOR THE JR. HIGH . . .

Linda Shell - Marshall Ordemann

Atltletics

Varsif!f 1ootball An epidemic of injuries contributed to the poor record of three wins and five losses. However, there were three or four fine efforts by the team as a unit - and several splendid efforts by individuals. Our best wishes to the graduating seniors . To the returning members of the squad we say, "Be prepared to work, work, work!"

To our 1962 football squad : This year's squad put forth one of the finest team efforts that I have ever witnessed in downing a previously undefeated St. Paul's eleven, 25-19. Though injuries riddled the team following this game, their fine spirit and determination never ceased. May your future endeavors reflect this same attitude.

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Co-Captains GEORGE ROUSSEL JIMMY VAUGHN

Head Coach

;Newman ekes by Saints, 14-13 Greenies Edge

Saints, 14 to 13

By CHRISTOPHER BELL

Newman's Greenies came from behind 1wice to edge St. Martin's Saints, 14-13, in a thrilling Rivnside League battle Friday on the Metairie playground field .

Truls Leikvang, a Norwegian .se ni or playing his first year of football , proved the hero of the nip-and-tuck contest w i t h a crashing block of lhe Saints ' second conversion attempt.

Senior aerial artist Jimmy Vaught guided the Saints' offense galloping 55 yards for a first quarter touchdown and hitting junior John Eastman with a bullet-toss that blossomed into a 45-yard second stanza touchdown. Eastman converted the first frame point-after; bu t Leikvang blocked the second qua rter boot, whic h later proved to be the margin of victory.

Sandwiched b e t w e e n the Saints' two TDs was a second quarter Greenie tally that knotted the score 7-all. With the entire Newman first team backfield out due to inj uries, junior quarterback Don Ensenat tossed 'to Harry Harder on a 63-yard scoring pass play early in the second period. Bob Reisfeld tal·lied the point-after, but the ,Saints, opening thei r football season, came back to take a 137 halftime lead.

A fire up Newman team took the second half kickoff an d marched 62 yards in eight plays with Reisfeld smashin g three years for the tying touchdown.

All-state cage star Bobby Lane grabbed an E nsenat toss for the go-ahead point-after-touchdown.

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JOE LEISING Tackle

St. )1tarti1t's Hips St. Paul's, 26-19 Three TDs S co r e d in Nordgren and the speedy halfback raced 83 yards for the Minute and Half Wolves' second touchdown. Gruber's placement was good and after 1 :21 of play, the score COVINGTON, La.-St. Mar- was 13-6, St. Paul 's. tin's Saints overcame a two- St. P aul's dominated the of. . touchdown halftime advantage to give the St. Paul's Wolves fens1ve side of the game for the their firs t loss of the season second quarter as they scored by a 26-19 count here Friday \ another touchdown and allowed night at Covington High school. the Saints to run but six plays.

Jeffrey Morgan, converted j George Earl scored the touchfrom end to fullback at half- down from two yards out after time, played the role of the a pair of Saints• fumbles had hero in the Saints' third quarter opened the gate. comeback as he galloped 61 Pounds, Lane DeBardeleben and 59 yards inside of four and Hank Marchal played outminutes playing time to give standing bal] on defense for the the Saints a 20-19 advantage. Saints and it was Pounds' Jimmy Vaughn left his quarter- fumble reeovery that stalled a back post to play halfback and last St. Paul's effort in the after taking a pitchout from touchdown drive. As the game Robert Alexander, scampered ended the Saints lost the ball 56 yards to put the icing on the on downs at the St. Paul 10-yard cake. line.

The Saints, down 19-6 at halftime, scored 20 points in the first eight minutes of the third quarter to hand the W o 1 v e s their first loss in five games. · The fans were treated to a :rare exhibition in the opening · minute and 21 seconds when three touchdowns were scored. · George Nordgren took Milton Pounds' opening kickoff on his own five and sped up the middle of the field for a 95-yard return. Billy Gruber's conversion was wide and after sixteen seconds the Wolves led 6-0.

St. Paul 's kicked off to the Saints' 25 from where Fred Wendt returned to the 38. On the first play from scrimmage, a razzle dazzle play saw Jim Vaughn lateral to halfback Robert Alexander, who tossed the ball two yards to John Eastman, who scampered the remammg 60 yards down the sidelines to knot the score .at "iix-all.

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(Speci al to The T imes -Pica yune)

HANK MARCHAL Back

JEFF MORGAN

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GEORGE ROUSSEL Guard

VAUGHN ACE

Saints down eagles, 25- I B

IN SAINT WIN Ridgewood· Beaten by St.

Martin's, .25-18 B~· ,JACK CONNIFF Jimmy Vaughn ran and passed · the SL :\Iarti11's Saints to a 25 1o 18 Dis tri ct 7B and Riverside league win over the Ridgewood Golden Eagles at Nord stadium F riday ni ght.

Vaugh n scored on two runs of 50 yards, another on a run of seven yards and passed to J oh n Eastman for a touchdown on a play th:1t covered 75 yards. , Vau ghn ;ilso added the lone extra point in the game.

Ridgewood fought back with Ken Sanders scorin g two touchdowns and A u b r y Legendre scoring ,he other.

The Saints scored first early in th'e fir5t period en Vaughn's aeri al to Eastman . They came back and dro\·e 57 yards in 10. pla ys with Vaughn going in for the coun'.er from the seven.

In the second quarter Legendre pic ked off a Vaughn pass on the ~a int 35. Joey Dorignac picked up seven to the 27. On the next play Legendre went around end for the tally.

After an onside kickoff atte;11pt failed, it took St. Marti n' s two plays to score. Jeff Morgan tock the bal] to midfie ld a nd Vaugl!n scooted 50 yards for th~ TD. Vaughn added the point mal<ing the score 19-6 at the h alf.

In the third qu arter Ridgewood marched 84 yards in 11 plays. Rus s Sanzone , Sanders and Legendre were the main ground gainers on the drive.

Sanders got the call on the four and bucked over to make the score 19-12.

Late in the fou rth qu arter the E agles were on the move again. Sanders and Sanzone once agai n \\'ere the work horses in lhe clri\·e wh ich covere d 80 ya;-ds in 10 p 1 a y s. Sanders builed his way the last nine yards carrying three Saints wit h hi m. On the all important extra p:Jint, Sanders was stopped just inches from the goal by Bob Wa lters, Lane De Bardeleden and Eastman. With less than two minutes left to play the Saints led 19-18.

After the ki-::k-off was re-turned to the St. Martin 35, Morgan picked up 15 to the 50, a nd on the next play Vaugh!, rolled out for a touchdown.

Vaughn picked up a total of 210 yards running and passing.

S:rnc!ers ga ined 109 yards for the Eagles .

BOBBY WALTERS

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SCOTT ZIESENIS Guard

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Solis and Amos Cormier led Port Sulphur to a 13-7 upset win over the St. Martin's Saints here Friday night in a Riverside a nn District 9B contest.

Cormier passed 1o Mitchel.I Gleason for a touchdown and a conversion pass to Andy King while Solis set up both of the Port Sulphur tallies on runs of 64 and 61 yards , Emmette Johnson scored the other TD for the Broncos on an 11-yard run.

After battling evenly through the first two periods , P o rt Sulphur broke the scoring ice early in the third pq-iod. After exchanging the ball Solis raced from his own 31-yard line to the Sai nt five .

Four plays later Cormier tossed an eight-yard screen pass to Gleason for the score.

Gleason took the ball on the St. Martin fi ve and bulled his way overy. Cormier tossed to King for the e:dra point making the score 7-0.

St. Martin's took the kickoff ROY BEESON and marched to the Port Sulphur 24-yard line where their Guard attack bogged down. After four plays the Broncos took over on their own 26.

Three plays later Solis was off on another of his long runs.

This time he was halted after llilill a 61-yard gain to the St. Martin 15. On a fine attack by defensive safetyman John Eastham. This was the second time that Eastham kept Solis from going all the way.

Two plays later Johnson went off right tackle from 11 yards out fo_r .the second Port Sulphur score. Cormier's pass for the extra point failed and at the end of the third quarter the Broncos led, 13-0.

Midway in the fourth period St. Martin's pushed across their only score . After recovering a Port Sulphur fumble on t h e Bronco 39, they moved to strike paydirt in three plays. Saints' quarterback Jimmy Vaughn completed two quick passes which moved the ball to t h e

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St. llernard tops Saints, 25-12 ST. BJ<;RNARD TOPS ST. MARTIN'S, 25-1:!

By JACK CONNIFF

The 'st. Bernard Eagles, behind the pin-point passing and running of Felix Nunez, ground out a 25-12 Riverside League win over the St. Martin's Saints at NORD Stadium Friday night.

Nunez figu red in all of the Eagles' scoring. He ran for two.

TDs and passed for two more.

The game was highlighted by_ hard line plily. Leading the St. .

Be,·nard defenses were Larry Ingargiola, J ame~ Prattiniand Warren and Joe Boteler. Milton Pounds and Scott Ziesenis were all over the field for the ;,Sa ints.

St. Bernard had the better ! of the game on statistics. The Eagles picked up 233 yards on the ground and 129 through the ;,ir. Frank Cantrell led the .i::agles with 70 yards and Trosclair picked up 67.

For the Sain'.s Vaughn picked up 110 yards rushing for tops of the ni ght. St. Martin 's picked up 17\J yards rushing.

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Vasies Upset Saints, 20-14 COUNTRY DAY IN WIN, 20 TO 14 Hall, Ricciuti Lead Way Over St. Martin's Terry Hall and Billy Ricciuti led the Country Day Cajuns to a stunning 20-14 upset win over the St. Martin's Saints in Riverside district 9B at Country Club Fdday.

Hall scOred two of the three TD's for the Cajuns, including the wi nning tally, while Ricciuti scor• ed the other and ran up a total of 98 yards rushing.

John Eastman scored twice in the opening quarter on a 10ya rd pass from Gerry Alexander, :rnd then ran for the conversion to put the Saints in front 7-0.

Later in the same period, Ricciuti made the score 7-6 as he went around end from three yards out. The try for the conversion failed.

Jimmy Vaughn electrified the fans as he took off on a 60-yard scoring jaunt from the short punt formation. Morgan ran the conversion over making the score 14-6.

Country Day scored its second tally when Hall bucked over from the one. Ricciuti ran for the conversion and the Cajuns trailed at intermission 14-13.

Late in the third period, Artie Seaver passed to Steve Little and moved the ball down to the Saints eight, after covering 60 yards.

Hall again bucked over from the one to put Country Day out in front for the first time in the contest. Ricciuti dashed over with the conversion making the final score 20-14. . . 9 7 7 0-20 . . . . . . . . 7 7 O 0-- H Scoring- Country Day TO- Hall (oneya rd p\unge1: Ricciuti (three-yard run 1, Conversions Ricciuti (two runs,.

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Waddle Sparks Buras, 12 to 6

By FRAN K CARRARA

Ornck WarlrllP led the Burns '.\' llrlcats to a 12-6 win over the St . :;111artin's S;iints in the Saints home-coming game Friday night ct NORD Stadium in a Riverside Le;igue contest.

The Sajnts took the opening kickoff and marched 66 yards in 18 plays. and scored when Jim J\fart in took a pitchout from Rotert Alexander and raced five yards to p11yrlirt. Alexander's pass for the conversion failed.

Buras knotted the score in the i:;ec0nc:l period rlrh·i ng 53 yards in eight pJ;iys. with Waddle bucl<ing over from the three.

His run for the conversion also failed .

Buras iced the win in the last period when they rlrove 49 yards in nine plays. On third down with a yar dto go from the one, Waddle bucked three yards for the score.

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JOHN BRODERS:

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Saints Yreeze by Mid City, 42-12 St. Martin's in Breeze, 42 to 12 Ry DON HOW'l.J<~ Fullba('k Jimm y Vaugha:n scorerl four louc hrlowns and put on a brilliant exhibitio n of broken .field running as he led the St. Martin's Saints to a onP-sidPd 4212 win over the Mirl-City Pion eers ln a Ri versirle LPague a nrl Dis.tril'I ~-B r·onlPsl Friday afternoon at NORD Stadium.

V11ughan brok e on run s of 15, ] 2 a nrl Pighl y;irrls and returned a pa~s intcrl'cption 6~ ya rds , u ·hile g;iinin.g over 200 ru shing .

Th e S;ii nt s took a 12-0 fir st quartf'r lead on an eight-yard scamper by Vaughan and a 66yard gallop by Chi p Wendt.

Vaughan bulled his way ovrr Jpft tackle for 12 ya 1·ds and ,Jim Marti n converted on a ru n lo incre;ise thf' S11 ints margin to 19-0 P'lrl y in the second quRrt er . But the Pioneers l'ame hack Rnd sr·orPd on a Jfi.yRrd pc1ss from Willy Jackson to e nd Duke Chappu is.

The third qu a rter w;is pl;iycd ncarl.v on evP n terms as Vaugha n sr·orrrl on a lei-ya rd end run for SI. Martin's and Jackson ag;iin hit Chappuis for a 14rard Mi<lOty score .

The fin al pe riod was all St. Martin's as Vaug han 's 65-yard inte rception return and a nother intPrception by Tom Axel rad coverPd 45 ya rds and George RouE• ~<'II nailed Bobby Creel .for a s;i[ety.

PHIL NUNGESSER: Manager

VINCENT MASSIMINI: Tackle

MIKE READ: Back

JAY WOODBURY: Assistant Manager

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JORDY MATTHEWS, Manager

J. V. FOOTBALL SCORES

JOE MOOTY Coach

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The J. V. Football record of 1-2-1 doesn't give a true picture of the caliber of ball played this year. Each youngster gave a good effort against real good opposition. We were up against bigger and more mature teams in each outing, but the young saints were never outclassed.

Potentially, this was one of the better J. V. Squads in recent years.

!lunior Varsity 1ootball

FIRST ROW: John Ainsworth, Doug Bernard, Billy Brockman, Larry Buchtel, Stanley Dubroca, Carl Flettrich.

SECOND ROW: Richard Foster, Bill Goheen, Stephen Grilletta, Mike Hesse, Tommy Jahncke, Bruce Johnston.

THIRD ROW: Brad Kelly, Tommy Krementz, Kenny McAshan, Mike McHugh, Chuck Mc Murry, Tommy Merrick.

FOURTH ROW: Mike Moseley, David Paddison, Frank Purvis, Rick Rack, Robert Rainold, John Rucker.

FIFTH ROW: Malcolm Sutter, Danny White, Drew Whitley, Jimmy Wilkinson.

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Varsity !lasketball

Co-Captain: JOHN EASTMAN Coach: JOE MOOTY Co -Captain: RICKY STAGGERS

VARSITY BASKETBALL 1962-63 With only one regular returning from last yea r's outstanding squ ad, Jr. John Eastman, the Saints began the season with practically no experience , very little height, and nine underclassmen. Only three seniors were on the squad of twelve boys.

Our "won-lost" record isn't one to write home about and we are not proud of it. This year can be called a rebuilding year. However, at times we did play good basketball and were in some close and exciting games.

We do appreciate the support of the fans and the cheerleaders in this "not-so-good" year .

As most losing teams say - "Wait until next year!!"

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Managers: PAUL VERRET

GENE RACKLE

Overall record

Ridgewood Tops St. Martin's, 4 7-41 Bv FllA:\I, CAIWARA The ·Ridgewood Eagles j umpe d off to an ear.ly lead !hen had to withstand a la1c surge tn clown the St. }!ai'tin's Saints, 4741 in a Ri,·cl'side ;incl di!'lric:t 14B contest Silturday night.

Rid gewood was led by Vinc:c Ba lsamo 1vho hit for 20 poi n ts.

Top nrnn for the Saints, and the game, was John Eastman with 24.

Eastman 1,v as the big man in the Saint's late surge, scoring 19 of his 24 points in the fi nal half.

The Eagles kd by .as many a~ points in the early moments of the th ird period .

St. Martir.'s came out ·hot at tJ1c start of the last period and rolle d up 17 points Rnd rattled the Ridgewood offense to a point tha t they only were able lo registel' four points.

Ea,tman Jed tl ,e big surge of ,St. Martin's as he regi stered 13 of the Saint poi nts in the final stanza.

T he wi n was the first for the Eagles in Riverside a nd district compettion against one Joss, St :viartin 's is 0-1 in distri ct play, The baby Saints downed the baby Eagles , 26-18, in a junior varsity game,

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Ridgewood 47 Destrehan 54 Lutcher 49

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WALTER CHAMBERLAIN

Saints 28

Chalmette 48

Saints 46 Saints 39

Destrehan 52 Chalmette 36

CARL COLLINS

wo11 seve11, St. Martin's in Romp, 75 to 35 .John Eastnan pumped in 34 points lo lead 1he St. Marli n's Saints to a 75-35 win over Rugby in a Riverside League battle Friday night at St. Martin' s gym.

Ri ckey Staggel'S aided in the Saints' r1ttack with 14 points.

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Saints 48

TOMMY MERRICK

Rugby 35 Port Sulphur 39

Mid-City 54

JOHN EASTMAN

lost eleven, St. Martin's in Romp. 76 to 28 The St. Martin's Saints swept their bench Tuesday en route to a lopsided, 76-28 triumph over Immaculata in a di strict 14-B basketball game on the Saints' home cou.rt.

John Eastman scored 31 points to lead an attack which found the entire squad of 11 ringing the scoreboard during the afternoon.

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Saints 76 Saints 31 Saints 50

PHIL NUNGESSER

Immaculata 28 Doyle 33

N.0.A. 70

RICHARD ROUSSEL

strengtlt low, Belle Chasse Tops St. M artin's, 84-65 Eastman Scor~s 38 for Losing Saints The Belle Chasse Cardinals remained undefeated in Riverside League B--C bracket play with a 84-65 win over the St. Mart in's Saints Tuesday night in the Cards gym .

John Eastman had a banner night for the Saints as he netted 38 points. But the stronger Cards countered with four men in double figures. John Schaubhut netted 28 and Earnie Swible 27 as Charlie Fisher and Johnny Blue each contributed 11.

The Cards led by three points after the first qu arter and by six at halftime, but outscored their opponents 43-30 in the final half.

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RICKY STAGGERS

Saints 65 Saints 44 Saints 70

Belle Chasse 84

Country Day 46 Woodlawn 43

BOBBY WALTERS

but spirit ltiglter titan ever!

In other 9-B cage action. the Mid City Pioneers trimmed the Port Sulphur Broncos, 31-2G. in an overtime contest, "·bile St Martin 's Saints crushed the Woodlawn Eagles, 70-43.

Tom Maples paced the Pioneers with five field goals, but the Broncos' Mitchel Gleason copped scoring honors with 15. John Eastman's uncontrollable accuracv accounted for 31 of St. Martin\ 70 points. The Saint's sharpshootin-:: playmaker fotu1d the mark with 14 field goals and three free throws. \Vood.l a wn --

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Saints 58 Saints 48 Saint s 33

ROBERT WILLMER

Ecole Classique 45 Holy Name 47 Hammond 54

DREW WHITLEY

ff. V. llasketball

We faced the season with a team that, for the most part, had little experience .

John Hirsch and Jeff Graf were the only returning lettermen. The first half of the season, we lost more games than we won. Through continued practice and experience gained by playing the first part of the season, coupled with the desire to function as a whole team, we produced far better results the last half of our schedule. The team record was seven won and seven lost. Although this is not impressive, the team was improving throughout the season and getting good experience for next year. This was a very receptive group of young men, and I know they will always do their best as St. Martin's representatives.

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Squad

BACK ROW: John Echterhoff, Thomas Richardson, Jeff Graf, Bill Goheen, David Snodgrass. FRONT ROW : John Rucker, Larry Buchtel, John Hirsch, Captain; Carl Flettrich.

Saints - - - - 15

Chalmette - - - -

Saints - - - - 26

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Saints - - - - 27

Port Sulphur - - - - 34

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Saints - - - - 33

Mid-City - - - - - 23

Saints - - - - 26

Lutcher - - -- -- - - 24

Saints - - - - 23

N.O.A . - - - - - - 41

Saints - - - - 28

Chalmette - - - - 46

Saints - - - - 33

Country Day - - -

Saints - - - -29

Destrehan - - - -

30

Saints -

- 30

Belle Chasse - - - -27

Saints - - - - 26

Ridgewood - - - -

18

Saints - - - -54

Woodlawn - - - - - 19

Saints - - - - 20

Holy Name - - - - 22

Saints - - - -44

Immaculata - - - - 27

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EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW: Ricky Gregory, Brad Kelly, Bill Bryson, Bruce Johnston, Bill Bohne, David Snyder. SECOND ROW: Mike Mosely, Kenny McAshan, Steven Kimble, Richard Foster , Billy Brockman, SEATED: David Paddison, Rusty Tarver, Doug Matthews , Jimmy Wilkinson, Mike Hesse. Managers: Carl Johnson, Chuck McMurry.

SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW: Jeffrey Jones, Donald Marshall, Eddie Ordemann.

SECOND ROW: Tommy Jahncke, Bob Capps, Joe Redden, John Blalock, Calvin Fleming. SEATED: Robert Rainold, Chuck Stedman, Rufus Harris, Scott Oliver, Mike Mc Hugh, Stephen Grilletta.

Managers: Carl Johnson, Chuck McMurry .

This year's 7th grade basketball team, sometimes called the "Keystone Cops, " completed one of the toughest schedules ever played by a junior high team. Their over-all record was not impressive: 1 win and 6 losses. What was impressive, however, was their determination to meet every challenge with all they could give it, and the respect they won from all for not quitting or feeling sorry for themselves.

The 8th grade record for the year was 5 wins and 4 losses. This was truly one of the most aggressive groups of 8th graders ever.

They, too, had an exacting schedule , but at times demanded and received the respect of all the teams they played. In the not too distant future, all of us at St. Martin's will regard this group of boys as one of the "Scrappiest" and most closely knit collections that ever represented our school in the field of athletics.

The courage of the 7th grade boys and the loyalty and uplift that kept the 8th grade boys together were most rewarding and certainly inspiring to all.

ANTHONY PARISI, Coach

!lasketball Snaps

Varsity elteerleaders

TOP ROW: Susie Shepherd, Nonnie Segal, Sandy Shedden. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Cunningham, Glenn Johnson, Ann Menge, Juanea Jones.

Alternate and Y. V. Clteerleaders

ALTERNATE CHEERLEADERS: Lesley Smith, Jane Waters, Adell Baillif, Sharon Riordan.

J . V. CHEERLEADERS: Lyn Woodbury, Paulette Dupont, Cathy Reily, Suz anne Breen, Karen Baltar, Mary Menge .

(/iris' Atlt/etics

_j BELLE JOHNSON Jr. ~High Coach

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The Jr. High girls are to be commended for their effort, participation, and spirit this season. The volleyball team, although off to a slow start, finished the season with an excellent record. They won the Private School Volleyball Tournament for the first time in St. Martin's School's history . The basketball team played only one tournament, and in this they finished in third place. Each and every girl played to the best of her ability and displayed excellent sportmanship at all times. They indeed have a bright future in St. Martin's sports.

HELEN LEBLANC High School Coach

Interscholastic competition records continue to improve with a 1962-63 championship in swimming and the loss of the basketball championship by only one point. In the first tennis match of the year St. Martin's tied for second - again only one point behind. The girls have shown good spirit in all sports with a tremendous effort displayed during the basketball games against Port Sulphur and Woodlawn. I am very proud to be associated with those girls who show by their spirit that they are concerned for St. Martin's, for their team, and for themselves to the extent that they are willing to become deeply involved in these activities.

Swimming ?:eam

Shan Tiller , Sharon DeFraites, Jeanne Rowan, Julie Woolfolk, Kitsy Murphy, Glenn Johnson, Winston Purvis, Ann Menge. Abse nt: Barbara Brown.

Volleyball

"A"

BACK ROW: Sandy Shedden, Linda Cornay, Nannie Segal, Claudia Kincannon, Shan Tiller, Hazel D'Ingianni. FRONT ROW: Julie Woolfolk, Captain; Barbara Brown, Sharon DeFraites, Jeanne Rowan. Absent: Ann Cunningham. Priscilla Taylor.

"B"

Juanea Jones, Captain; Kathy Hesse, Winston Purvis, Betty Walther, Kathy McHugh, Kitsy Murphy, Glenn Johnson, Barbara Boasberg. Missing from picture: Sally Everson.

Basketball

SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Kitsy Murphy, Sharon DeFraites, Kathy Hesse, Barbara Brown, Juanea Jones, Jeanne Rowan, Captain, Julie Woolfolk, Shan Tiller, Winston Purvis, Suzanne Breen, Glenn Johnson, Kathy McHugh.

JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Ginger Nelson

Keith Bateman

Toddy Wiegand

Barbara Taylor

Marie-Louise Kreeger

Kathy Cloud

Paulette Dupont Anne Krementz

Carol Robinson

Courtee Merrick

Lynda Lafaye

Kathy Burck

Kay Williams

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SENIOR HIGH Linda Walls Kathy Hesse Julie Woolfolk Sharon DeFraites Jeanne Rowan Betty Walther Missing from picture: Priscilla Taylor

JU NIOR HIGH BAC K ROW: Melinda Moss, Carol Robinson, Keith Bat e man, Mary Menge, Nancy Wilkinson. FRONT ROW: Cathy Turnbull, Linda Teuro, Kathy Burck , Mary Matthew.

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SOFTBALL 1961-62 BACK ROW: Barbara Brown, Juanea Jones, Shan Tiller, Winston Purvis, Kathy McHugh, Kathy Hesse, Debbie McCarthy, Sharon DeFraites, Barbara Dupont. FRONT ROW: Jeanne Rowan, Susan Kirby, Kristine Gauthier, Betty Walther, Glenn Johnson, Madeline Steiner. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Dorinda Deuchert, Barbara Bohne.

BADMINTON BACK ROW: Dianne Neal, Bette Prescott, Lianne Lewis, Ann Hughes, Ann Carpenter. FRONT ROW: Debbie McCarthy, Celeste McAshan, Sharon Mccrary, Pam Buchanan, Lynn Lighter, Ann Sinclair, Patsy Mooney, Yvette Lea, MISSING FROM PICTURE: Jan Davis, Elaine Grier, Patty Habeeb, Kathy O 'Meallie, Jayne Schlosser, Ann Schlosser, Carol Wilkes, Mary F ayeth Rossiter, Margaret Wilkinson.

J11tram11rals, Snaps

VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Kathleen Kiker, Dianne Wilkes, Shan Tiller, Ann Cunningham, Captain, Kathy Harmon, Lesley Smith, Adell Baillif, Dianne Neal. Missing from picture: Julie Woolfolk .

VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURAL RUNNERS-UP Kathy Hesse, Captain, Betty Walther, Carol Wilkes, Madeline Steiner, Susan Robinson, Jennifer Johnson, Missing from picture: Stephanie Fuqua, Ellen Northrop.

Activities

Student

SUSIE SHEPHERD - - - - - - - - - - - President

LYN MYERS - - - - - - - - - - Vice-President JULIE WOOLFOLK - - - - - - - - - - Secretary JEFF MORGAN - - - - - - - - - - - - Treasurer .

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REPRESENTATIVES Carol Brown, Mike Steiner, Jeanne Rowan, Kris Pottharst, Dianne Webre, Barbara Brewster, Drew Whitley,

SPONSORS: Anthony Parisi, Elizabeth Peare,

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COMMITTEE HEADS Carol Brown, Keith Marshall, Dianne Webre , Julie Woolfolk, Drew Whitley, Lyn Myers , Jeff Morgan, Kris Pottharst, Jeanne Rowan.

REPRESENTATIVES T O SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: Donald Marshall, Jan Saunders, Mike Kathy Cloud .

JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS: Caroline Mcclimans, Kay Haley.

MEMBERS OF JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Mike Moseley , President, Chuck Stedman, Jimmy Wilkinson, Robe rt Rainold , Bob Capps, Jimmy Morse, Rusty Tarver, Marie Louise Kreeger, Secretary, Debbie Wolf, Barbara Britzke, Carole Clarke, Linda Shell, Mary Menge.

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Sponsor . . .

FRANKIE YEARGAIN Editor ••• PATSY MOONEY

Advertising Manager - - - - - - - JOHN DONNALLY Art Editor - - - - - - - - - - - - HAL REDDICLIFFE Business Manager - - - - - - - - - BILL JOHNSTON Co py Editor - - - - - - - - - - -

TYLER JACKSON

Photographers ••• MIKE ADKINS BRYAN HET HERWICK Photo Custodian • • STEVE CONNER Absent from picture • JAN van LOON HUGO HEYNS

Staff and Assistants Assistant Copy Editor • BILL McHUGH Activities Photo Coordinator • LYN MYERS Assistant Advertising Manager .

SANDY SHEDDEN Assistant Business Manager • MARGARET MADDEN

Proc essing Coordinator • KEITH MARSHALL Copy Transcriber • KATHY HESSE Advertising Photo Coordinator • KRIS POTTHARST Advertising Photo Coordinator • JUANEA JONES Copy Transcriber • GLENN JOHNSON

ASSISTANTS ST ANDING: Billie Poag, Julie Woolfolk, Shan Tiller, Kathy Harmon, Lianne Lewis, Carol Turnbull, Anne Sinclair, Sharon DeFrai res, Dale Schupp, John Eastham, Tommy Axelrad, Phil Nungesser, John Hirsch, Thomas Richardson, Ricky van Loon, Gene Jenkins, Gene Rackle, Judy Fremaux. SEATED: Ann Bremermann, Anne Reily, Susan Norman, Martha Burck, Hazel D 'Ingianni, Ida Jonassen, Anne Wyckoff, Susan Kirby, Virginia Soignet, Pam Payne, Madeline Steiner, Barbara Dupont. Absent from picture: Mary Floyd, Priscilla Taylor.

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JOHN AKER - - - - - - - - - - - - Faculty Advisor LESLEY SMITH - - - - - - - - - - Editor-in-Chief

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LAURENS LEBLANC - - - - - - - - Managing Editor SKIP WEBER - - - Business a nd Circulation Manager SUSIE SHEPHERD - - - - - - - - - - - Fea ture Editor JANE WATERS - - - - - - - - - - - - - Copy Editor

JIM VAUGHN • - - - - - - - Sports Editor JULIE WOLFOLK - - - - - - - - Cartoonist KA THY HARMON - - - - - Fashion Editor HAL LINTZ - - - - - - - - - Photographer

Staff and Assistants

TYPISTS BACK ROW: Charles Nelson, John Donnally, Debbie McCarthy, Patsy, Mooney, Kathy Hesse, Winston Purvis, Kathleen Kiker, Nannie Segal, Linda Cornay, Tommy Axelrad. FRONT ROW: Dianne Neal, Donna Gustafson, Jennifer Johnson, Lianne Lewis, Adell Baillif, Colleen Kiker, Madeline Steiner:

JUNIOR AND SENIOR REPORTERS BACK ROW: John Eastham, Billie Poag, Ann Cunningham, Linda Comay, Dianne Wilkes, Colleen Kiker, Sandy Shedden, Susan White, Carol Turnbull, Ricky Staggers. FRONT ROW: Sharon DeFraites, Lianne Lewis, Adell Baillif. Nannie Segal, Pam Buchanan, Virginia Soignet, Lynne Lighter, Kathleen Kiker . Celeste McAshan. Absent: Priscilla Taylor, Bruce Wilmer.

FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE REPORTERS BACK ROW: Richard Roussel, Gene Rackle, Mike Pelias, Ricky van Loon, Bobby Willmer, Gene Jenkins. FRONT ROW: Juanea Jones, Malcolm Sutter, John Hirsch, Peter Griffin, Alex Corry.

eltorus HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS FIRST ROW: Steve Conner, Cutting Jahncke, Skip Weber, Keith Marshall, Mike Steiner.

SECOND ROW: Joan Edmiston, Elaine Grier, Billie Craig Poag, Mary Fayeth Rossiter, Susan Vickery, Julie Woolfolk, Shan Tiller.

THIRD ROW: Julie Naugle, Ann Wyckoff, Colleen Kiker, Kathleen Kiker, Barbie Bohne, Priscilla Kim ball, Martha Phillpott, Kristine Gauthier.

FOURTH ROW: Ida Jonassen, Jeanne Rowan, Cheryl Whitfield, Sharon Mccrary, Betty Walther, Nancy Lewis, Bette Prescott, Kathy McHugh.

FIFTH ROW: Ellen Northrop, Gaynell Duhe, Carol Turnbull, Kathy O'Meallie, .Yvette Lea, Barbara Robichaux, Dean Waterman.

Missing from picture: Patsy Mooney.

THE MADRIGALS ST ANDING: Director, Mr. Ralph Slifkin, Ellen Northrop, Billie Craig Poag, Shan Tiller, Julie Woolfolk, Carol Turnbull, Jeanne Rowan, Joan Edmiston, Elaine Grier, Martha Phillpott, Julie Naugle, Susan Vickery.

SEATED: Patsy Mooney , Mary Fayeth Rossiter.

JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS FIRST ROW: Jimmy Morse, _Suzanne Verret, Cathy Reily, Karen Bal tar, Sally King, Nancy Wilkinson, Frosty Horto_n.

SECOND ROW: Guy Randolph, Margo Pelias, MarieLouise Kreeger, Steve Ingels, Mike Cothren, Ginger Nelson, Ellen Jonassen.

THIRD ROW: Margaret Olsen, Jan Saunders, Mopsy Schoeber, Terry Riordan, Ricky Mills, Pepper Hatch.

:Dramatics

DRAMA TICS BOARD STANDING: Cutting Jahncke, Member-at-large; George Lewis, Director; Keith Marshall, Treasurer; SEATED: Ann Cunningham, Alice Haslam, Members-at-large; Bryan Hetherwick, Chairman; Carol Brown, Vice-Chairman; Karen Gauthier, Member-at-large.

THE PLAYERS BACK ROW: John Eastman, Merritt Blakeslee, Chuck Wicks, Robert Wiegand, Doug Fyfe, Steve Conner, ·Thad Birchard, Mike Steiner, Mike Thurber, Eddie Clark, John Helmore. SEATED: Pam Danos, Dianne Webre, Sharon DeFraites, Lyn Myers, Adell Baill{f, Hazel D'Ingianna, Margaret Madden, Sydney Smith, Margaret Matta, Tyler Jackson, Dianne Neal.

FRONT ROW: Carol Mills, Kristine Harter, Lynn Woodbury, Debbie McCarthy, Gay Trousdale, Beth Hood, Donna Gustafson, Barbara Dupont, France Griffis, Ruth Nuccio. Absent: Jesse Morgan, James Edwards, Walter Culpepper, Chip Wendt, George Matthews, Richard Hayward, Hal Reddicliffe, Ann Schlosser, Eileen Lintz, Barbara Brewster, Dorinda Deuchert.

Activities

NEW PROJECTIONISTS Left to right: Scott Oliver, Buz Burck, Bruce Johnston, Robert Rainold, Ricky Gregory, Mrs, Shymanski, Linda Shell, Ed King, Jimmy Wilkinson, Charles Mcchesney, David Snyder, Outstanding Helper. Absent: Tommy Favrot. Sally Shymanski, Sponsor.

SEWING

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SERVICE CLUB

READING DEVELOPMENT

and more fictivities .

LIBRARY AIDES ST ANDING: Claudia Kincannon, Margaret Matta, Mary Holzer, Tyler Jackson, Betty Earnest, Bette Prescott, Sherry Latham, Donna Gustafson, Jennifer Johnson, Ellen Northrop, Linda West, Kathy Hesse, Barbara Brown, Juanea Jones, Dianne Kreeger, Pam Danos, Ann Carpenter. SEA TED: Dianne Neal, Hazel D'Ingianni, Lianne Lewis, Patsy Mooney, Kris Pottharst, Madeline Steiner.

ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Carla Wood, Patty Habeeb, Alex Corry.

BIOLOGY CLUB STANDING: Al Smith, Paul Parisi, Jordan Thompson, Drew Whitley, Charles Nelson, Jordy Matthews, Mike Guiza, Peter Griffin, Jim Martin, Malcolm Sutter, Earl Mccallon, Frank LeTard, John Broders, Jesse Morgan. SEATED: Iva West, Sponsor: Joan Kreeger, Jayne Schlosser, Ann Carpenter, Dianne Kreeger.

FUTURE NURSES CLUB Joan Kreeger, Dorinda Deutchert, Anne Sinclair, DiaP..:' ~ yrpe2:er , Ann Carpenter, Iva West, Sponsor; Anne Menge, Ellen Northrop, uusan Kirby. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Priscilla Taylor.

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PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB STANDING: John Broders, Bobby Walters, Jeff Morgan, Jim Martin, Tommy Axelrad, Jordan Thompson, Scott Ziesenis, Paul Parisi, Charles Leche, Bill McHugh, Mike Guiza. SEATED: Grant Schleuter, Hal Lintz, Eddie Griffis , Harold Graf, Sponsor; George Roussel, Tommy Krementz, Al Smith.

EIGHTH GRADE SCIENCE CLUB Steve Kimble, Bruce Johnston, David Snyder, Jimmy Wilkinson, Jim Fisher, Billy Brockman, Charles Mcchesney, Ricky Gregory, Richard Foster, Kathryn Thurber; Sponsor.

SEVENTH GRADE SCIENCE CLUB Jeff Jones, Nelson Moskal, Scott Oliver, Stephen Grilletta, Joe Redden, Robert Rainold, Rufus Harris, Ed King, Buz Burck , Kathryn Thurber, Sponsor.

J11ter11atio11al Kelatio11s Club

JIMMY VAUGHN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - President LESLEY SMITH - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vice- President LIANNE LEWIS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Secretary MRS. PORTER - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sponsor

Absent from picture: Walter Brooks Michael Read Paul Verret Jan van Loon Scoopy Schupp Hugo Hynes Don Stough

MEMBERS Joel Leising, Larry Schlueter, Kathy Harmon, Adell Baillif, Linda Cornay, Pam Buchanan, Nonnie Segal.

Jlo111eco111ing (Jame

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Together Again.

Putting their hearts and souls into a cheer.

Somebody's Birthday

Hold That Line

Very Neat

Jf0111eco111ing :Dance ~,~~

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Surprise, Nonnie!

The waltz they played for you - that you couldn't do!

Johnny+ Sandy = carefree couple

Don't look so happy!

rite /111Hior-SeHior Prom, '62

I don't know, it looks like a white tornado to me •••.

Round and round she goes; where she stops - nobody knows

Why are we clapping?

We ought to start a labor union ••••

So what if I still use that greasy kid stuff!

"JI tlte ffu11iors ~011 tlte eircusJ'

Oh Harold, your thumb

He not only shares his jokes .••

Well, you see the electrons and protons make the left gear move which •..

I vote for the seniors to clean it up l

The air tingles with excitement.

Style Sltow

Ahh ••• My start in show business I

On 10, turn and shoot!

I think my arm's stuck!

Let it rain I ! I

Dianne, do you remember how to take this stupid thing off? I

Next they'll have me driving a sleigh...

St Martin's Vay

The service begins . . .

the chorus gets ready to sing,

some Sophomores receive N. E. D. T. certificates,

new National Honor Society members are inducted,

Mrs. Shymanski receives the Valley Forge Teachers' Award,

Bishop Nolan speaks

and some Juniors receive N. E.D. T. certificates.

Christmas Program

The Candlelight Service Alter.

The Upper School Chorus Sings . . .

The Debut of the Madrigals

Jr. High Carolers

The Nativity Scene

1reslt111a11 l)a11ce

Freshmen conspire!

Is the theme Freshman or ,;enior Frolics?

) Who' re you thinking about, Vail?

Parents say: Wanted: Fewer dances, fewer hours, and fewer bands

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Don't be so shy, Jesse.

Hal: caught off- balance!

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I wonder what they're after!

No boys = No fun!

• • • and they danced

• , • and danced

Don't look so surprised - it's natural!

Chaperones look on open-mouthed

Parent (lroups

MOTHERS' CLUB President . . .

MRS. ALBERT J. WOLF , JR.

Vice-President . . .

MRS. S. F. ROWAN Secretary . . .

MRS. ANDREW WHITLEY Treasurer . . .

MRS. DAN WHITE Ex-Officio . . .

MRS. ROBERT C. DAYTON

Ways & Means . . .

MRS. JOHN B. BLALOCK Grounds . . .

MRS . WM. A. MEYER Scrap Book . . .

MRS. HAROLD L. BROCKMAN Style Show . . .

MRS. JOHN D. WILKES, CHAIRMAN MRS. FRANKE . MOSELEY, CO-CHAIRMAN

Hospitality . . .

MRS. JESSE B. MORGAN Room Mothers Chairman . .

Heavenly Days . . .

MRS. ORVILLE P . KIKER, CHAIRMAN MRS. A. T. BREMERMANN , CO - CHAIRMAN

MRS. WILLIAM B. MORGAN II Publicity MRS. CHARLES S. REILY

DADS' CLUB OFFICERS Vice-President . . .

BERNARD AXELRAD Secretary . . .

JAMES 0. WEBRE Treasurer . . .

GEORGE F. PURVIS

President . . . . . . . . . . . . ORVILLE P. KIKER

Active

Hope this is just a pose!

Every now and then I get that twist fever!

Y'all yell . . .

Come on Rick . .. that's the third time you've thrown it in the air.

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Another faculty wonder

Saints!

Who's warming the bench?

I've always wanted to be a choreographer!

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I'm getting a crick in my neck watching you.

Sam Senior

Who 's the wise guy who threw the gum on the court !

Now as George just said .

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E. EMILE RACKLE COMMUNICATIONS, INC. VE 3-2748

3847 Airline Hwy. From sea to land and land to sea, Rackle's outstanding as can be!

If you want to phone while on a ship, See Rackle and be well equipped!

GULF-YORK, INC.

GULF AIR-CONDITIONING, INC.

2803 Broadway UN 6-5431

2803 Broadway UN 6-5433

Don't let the weather get you down. lnvestigate TRANE, the coolest in town!

Why should they try to be cool in the shade?

They've air conditioning- the best that is made!

LITTLE SHOP, INC. 324 Metairie Rd. VE 3-6524 For a variety of gifts in one stop, Be sure to go to the "Little Shop"!

BANNER CORPORATION

BALTAR MORTGAGE

1000 Bridge City Ave. Bridge City, La.

829 Perdido New Orleans

347-1671

523-7773

Residential, commercial, industrial sales and management- Banner realtors offer all of these.

Also large acreage; they're sure to please!

You can't hide from your worries behind a tree.

Get your mortgage from Baltar at a Minimum fee.

SINCLAIR AGENCY, INC. 920 Union Street

524-3244 Here 1 s a fact you can believe: Helpful service you will receive!

REILLY-BENTON COMPANY, INC. 1645 Tchoupitoulas St. 524-3374 When there I s a need for insulation, Call Reilly-Benton for consultation!

HOLZER SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. 3 17 Bergundy St. JA 5-8134 When you build, sheet metal's a must!

Here's a company you can really trust.

GULF IMPROVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 2803 Broadway UN 6-5433

For general contracting, home building, renovations, repair- No other company can compare.

TOWN & COUNTRY

1432 St. Charles

JA 5-9572

Town & County is the place to go, For clothes that you'll love to wear and show!

GERTRUDE GARDNER, INC. REALTOR 3 BIG OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BETTER!!

Main Office 7934 Maple St. UN 1-7575

Jefferson Branch 4509 Veterans Memorial Hwy. VE 4-3054

METAIRIE COURT SERVICE STATION 2301 Metairie Rd.

VE 3-9364

Keep your car on the go Use Metairie Court and Amoco!

West Bank Branch 3301 Gen. Meyer 366-4511

CHENEVERT'S GROCERY

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601 Kent Ave. 833-2572

Whether for Coke or cake or a candy bar-"The Little Store" is not very far!!!

ARROW FOOD DISTRIBUTORS

1405 Jefferson Hwy. VE 5-0371

Use "Frosty Acres" -You1ll have many takers!

HERB BRILEY'S TEXACO SERVICE 5213 Airline Hwy. VE 3-9384

For Texaco service that's really on top, Make Herb Briley' s station your very next stop! !

TOWEL & LINEN RENTAL CO. 1239 Montegut Street WH 5-1148 Girls! Don't fight! Stop and think right.

Why not call us and get out of your plight?

You will find the right stuff At rates cheap enough.

CITIZEN'S HOMESTEAD 921 Common St. 523-6296

WALTHER BROS. CO., INC. 1 722 Poydras Street JA2-7731 Betty says, "Walther Bros. has them large or small, R.C.A. T.V. 's for any budget at all."

You can borrow To build in advance.

Citizen's Homestead's Willing to finance.

STEVENS Canal St. - Lakeside

JA 5-1191

If you I re looking for something stylish to wear, Look first at Stevens. Good wardrobes start there!

FIRST NATIONAL MORTGAGE CORP. 600 Maritime Bldg.

529-5581

This is Marsha's firm belief: There I s only "one way" to financial relief!

Keith 1 s father drills for oil and gas.

His company 1 s outstanding in its class!

E. G. BATEMAN DRILLING CO. 520 Oil and Gas Building

THE LA. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., LTD. P. 0. Box 50400 New Orleans 50, Louisiana 822-2400 All St. Martin 1 s folks, For food and "COKES, " N eedn 1 t go far- Just to the Snack Bar!

529-5611

Mothers' Club

Now more elementary children can play!

Thanks to the Mothers' Club we say!

A & M PEST CONTROL 4812 Prytania TW 9-6361

Can MILLER 1HE KILLER Call him at A & M Pest Control for complete pest, rodent and termite protection

Make Miller your selection For proper pest protection!

TW9·6361

COMPLIMENTS OF FUN ARCADE, LAKESIDE SHOPPING CENTER VETERANS AND CAUSEWAY BLVD.

HEINE THE PRINTER INCORPORATED

3651 Derbigny Street 833-1161

HEEBE'S BAKERY, INC. 501 Lafayette St. 366-4346

We serve this 11 Tasty 11 bread All our students are well fed! ! !

LEE TRACTOR CO.

918 Central Ave. VES-8518 Our school grounds are beautiful to see.

The work was done by a tractor from Lee.

SCHOOL PRODUCTS 2920 Chartres St. WH 4-2468

School Products does supply The best tables and desks that one can buy!

LUMBER PRODUCTS, INC. 1620 Airline Highway VE 5-8444 All the lumber products You'll ever use, Are at Lumber Products For you to choose.

FRANK J. MATTHEW CO., INC. 4801 Washington Ave. HU 2-1985 If you're at a loss For what to do, Pick up the phone And call Matthew.

GREEN-WALKER GALVANIZING CO., INC. 4932 Jefferson Hwy. VE 3-6301

Be Wise - Galvanize!

JACK PETTY GRADUATE SUPPLY HOUSE N. 0. Housing Mart 3200 St. Bernard Ave. 949-7548

For diplomas and awards; for pins and senior rings, Graduate Supply House has the best of these things!

LEE'S CLEANER 2313 Metairie Rd.

VE 3-8400

Dirty kid gloves ~ look like new!

You 1 11 be delighted by the small cost, too .

FROST-N-SNACK DRIVE-IN 5404 Veterans Hwy.

VE3-3101

Just try Frost-N-Snack We know you'll come back!

STEPHEN & MARTIN RESTAURANT AND OYSTER BAR 1613 Milan

TW 5-9508

For food that's good and service that's neat, Stephen and Martin can't be beat!

COMPLIMENTS OF

DUFFY LUMBER COMPANY HU 2-3178

7900 Edinburgh

CRESCENT WELDING SUPPLY CO. 631 Elysian Fields

WH 9-4453

DELTA WELDING SUPPLY CO. 1800 Barrow, Houma, La.

UP 3-8880

If it's welding supplies you need With the utmost speed, Remember this ad Call Mike Moseley's dad.

SALEM, INC. 3443 Tchoupitilous St. TW 9-5623

Let Salem handle all of your light - Good lighting is important to sight!!

PENSIONS & GROUP CONSULTANTS, INC. 4918 Canal St. HU 6-5307

~ ~~ Pension and Group Consultants were made To help your employee problems fade.

for Art Supplies and FINE CUSTOM FRAMING PHONE JA, 2-5308

532 POYDRAS STREET BETWEEN CAMP & MAGAZINE

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0. P. KIKER, JR. 1200 Oil and Gas Bldg.

New Orleans 12, La. 529-7551

Then just babes, And now - - graduation!

All along Mr. Kiker 1 s been Great in oil exploration.

JACKSON WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY, INC.

513-515 Decatur 523-1877-78

BOWEN PACKERS 911 Poydras

JA 2-9646

Bowen Meat Always a treat! !

SPANGENBERG STUDIO'S, INC.

1010 Central Ave.

VE 5-6620

Eric has something to say: See Spangenberg for SCENERY, LIGHTING, SPECIALTIES, DISPLAY!

AL TO TRAILER SALES 3320 Airline Hwy.

VE 3-2808

Take your home wherever you go.

Buy your trailer from Alto!

"SOCIABLE SAINTS"

Sociable faculty ...

Sociable students ..•

Sociable Saints???

CARROLLTON LUMBER & WRECKING COMPANY 2938-40 Leonidas UN 1-3681

Will demolish from a skyscraper to a shed.

Just call on them - you 1 11 be ahead!

LI FE INSURANCE OF THE SOUTH COMPANY

82 9 Maritime Bldg.

529-3487 Life will be very sunny.

Invest- here with your money!

BERGERON PRODUCE 1538 N. Tonti WH 7-0285

This truck brings vegetables and fruits.

For you they'll furnish produce that suits.

RAMOND CONCRETE PILE DIVISION

RAMOND INTERNATIONAL, INC. 242 Focis, Metairie

VE 5-4213

Concrete piles you must buy, Soggy soil they defy!

JOHN R. LAMBERT, CONTRACTOR VE 5-2353

518 Green Acres Rd. John Lambert levels ground And does a job that's really sound!

AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING 845 Carondelet

529-3195 A word from the wise This is what we advise: You'll be cool, calm, and collected When AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING'S selected!

BROWN'S VELVET ICE CREAM, INC. 529-2221

1300 Baronne St. Don 1 t do it the old-fashioned way.

Buy Brown's Velvet ice cream today!

SUGAR BOWL TOURIST COURT

4303 Airline Hwy.

VE 3-7333

Friends or relatives come to port.

Ship them off to Sugar Bowl Court.

There's lots less money you'll have to pay.

And excellent service in every way.

That's why people always say.

Go to Mike Persia Chevrolet!

MIKE PERSIA CHEVROLET 317 N. Rampart

523-7101

BOARD OF TRUSTEES SENDS COMPLIMENTS

UNIVERSAL MARINE COMPANY 1 728 First Street 522-8351

All these "goils, 11 Say ship your crude oils, Up or down stream With Universal Marine!

DAVID NELSON STUDIO WH 3-66 56

3822 Elysian Fields Taking pictures is an art l David Nelson does his part.

With our favorites he's delighted With his work you 1 11 be excited!

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SO WHAT

Getting out this yearbook is no picnic.

If we print jokes, people say we're silly; If we don't, people say we are serious.

If we clip from other books, We are too lazy to write it ourselves; If we don't, we are stuck on our own stuff.

If we stick to the job all day, We ought to be out hunting pictures; If we do get out and hustle, We ought to be putting first things first.

If we don't print contributions, We don't appreciate true genious; If we do, the book is filled with junk.

If we make a change in a fellow's write-up, We are too critic al; If we don't, we are asleep.

Now, like as not someone will say We swiped this from some other book - We did!

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Senior rrip to /vew Vork

Ice skating ( ?) at Rockefeller Center.

A few peaceful moments . . .

"I think New York is down there somewhere."

It's drier this way.

Those exciting moments on the train . . .

"I dare you to let go!"

"Did you say Bobby jumped?"

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Chorus Presents Spring Concert "South Pacific"

MODERN DANCE CLUB Pam Danos, Karen Gauthier, Frances Griffis, Donna Gustafson, Patty Habeeb, Anne Hughes, Glenn Johnson, Juanea Jones, Joan Kreeger, Debbie McCarthy, Kathy McHugh, Susan Robinson, Jayne Schlosser, Madeline Steiner, Dianne Webre, Margaret Wilkinson. Missing from picture: Jeanne Rowan, Priscilla Taylor.

Soloists: Margaret Madden, Patsy Mooney.

The Madrigals

:Dance, :Dramatics

Dramatics - "Tonight We Present"

MODERN DANCE INTRAMURAL WINNERS Kathy McHugh, Patty Habeeb, Juanea Jones, Kristine Gauthier, Pam Danos, Mary Holzer, Joan Kreeger, Squad Leader.

The Players rehearse a scene from Twelfth Night.

" The Physician In Spite of Himself" Bryan Hetherwick brilliantly portrays the Doctor, and he is assisted by (standing) Lyn Myers, Keith Marshall, and Walter Culpepper.

Atltletie

JOHN EASTMAN Best All Around Athlete Best All Around Track Athlete Most Valuable Basketball Player

JOHN HIRSCH Most Valuable J. V. Basketball Player

KATHY BURCK Most Outstanding Junior High Girl Athlete TOMMY MERRICK Most Valuable J. V. Football Player

PHIL NUNGESSER Greatest Contribution to Team Effort in Basketball

Awards

SCOTT ZIESENIS Most Valuable Lineman in Football

JIMMY VAUGHN Greatest Contribution to Team Effort in Track; Most Valuable Back in Football

JULIE WOOLFOLK Most Outstanding Senior High Girl Athlete

JEFF MORGAN Greatest Contribution to Team Effort in Football; Dr. Buell Buchtel Track Award

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St. Martin's,

1riumph in Riverside Track Meet Buras' Waddle Shatters St. Martin's John Eastman! set two records in both the B-d Th ree Records i and the All-Class. He ran the : low hurdles in :20.5, and did ! , 1 ., . h . : Five records were troken in 41 ½ m th e op, step, Jump. both the all-cla~s bracket, and He also ran a leg on the w~the B-C division, of the River- ning 880-yard relay team, that ·side track meet Saturday at posteq a new record witb a _Behrman Stadiu,m. Three fell 1 :32.8 in B-C. in the AA-A Class.

Two more records fell in B.C St. Martin's won both the all- as Vaughn of St. Martin's went class and the B-C bracket with over the low hurdles in :15.4, 52, and 69 points respectively, and Mid-City's mile relay team and St. Bernard captured the chalk~d up a 3 :39.5, AA-A bracket with 82.

Jerry Waddle of Buras stole , the spotlight as he broke three : records in the AA-A Class an~ one in the all-class bracket.

Waddle threw the shot pu 53'4"; the discus 138'7½ ", and the javelin 164'8", in the AA-A, and took the shot in the allclass.

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St Martin's 440 relay team com.posed of J o h n Eastman, Jeff Graff , Jeff Morgan and Jim Vaughn , broke another record with a :44.1 clocking, and also won the 880 event in 1 :32.6 which missed the mark by only three-tenths of a second.

BRYAN HETHERWICK, JEFF GRAF

We Went to State!

St. Martin's Wins in District 7-B Meet Saints Finish with 57; qualified.

John Eastman was the meet's outstanding performer as he won a pair ot events and ran

By DON HOWZE a leg on two winning relay Despite a crushing blow in the teams. Eastman took the , low mile rela event the St. Martin's h~rdles in 20.8; the hop-step in .

Y . . . 40 7¼"; and ran the second leg Samts scored a convmcmg wm on the 440- and 880-yard relay in the newly formed district squads.

7-B Regional qualifying track 880-Yard Relay--st. Marun•• (East• and fiield meet over a field of•13- ~t~; ~~if~rt: GJ~i} N1!~~tn&un?f~ teams Thursday afternoon at Day. 1 :32.s.

Behrman Memorial Stadium. st~ 2ii~ifeh cfYfd~--;-~a~tiB'>: <!/t0 ~ ~ The Sai!lts scored 57 points as son (CD): Key er,,. 15.6. .,. d men In · • Shot Put-Wellbacker (R); Pounde t h ey qu al hie nme spots (St. M); Seaver (CD) ; Arcement (HS);

Lockport Nets 48

Kestler (HN). 40'8¾ ".

180-Yard Low Hurdles-Eastman 11 ¼ (.St. M)ci· St. Pierre (L): Ulm (MC); 11 '.A.Heman (L): Dupre (St. Jos). 20.8.

8 100-Yard Dash-Sanzone (RJ; Hill• ~LJ,~~;~N!'t °i"o:;~ot 3½ 880-Yard Run-Amadeo (St. Jam); Serin (St. Jos ): Grubb (St. M); Thomp.

0 . " JliroflJ~Wal~~~ne~y~~·er2 and a pair of relay teams. Those Jay (Mei: (MC): Demicelll who finished in ' the first three Fi~~~:y,L.cf>Re1~0 '.::!J["Martin'• (Eiutman, Vaugh!), ~raff. Morgan); Lock• places in each event earned the Port· : Mid City; Country Day; Ridge.

44:6:5. !right to run . in the Regional woocl.

Polo Vault-Tie for first between meet next Friday at Hammond. Blue (BC) and Tor.res (St. J a ~ 1 LQckport was second in the (BC); .H , · "th 48¾ · t d 440-Yard Dash-Jay (MC): Morg&JJ scormg WI "- pom S an Ml: Hethernick (St. M); Ledet Mid City close behind with 45. Lt>isc~i~~~.a~), DiBa.rtolo St. Martin's entered the meet (PS): Pounds (St. Ml; Little (CD); . h f th f" t .

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122'8 ¾ " . · Wit one o e mes rm1e re- Mile Run-Roberts (PSJ: Prestonlay teams in the state but was Byr4 TEAM SCORING St. Martin '• 57 Belle Chasse Lockport 48¾ Holy Savior Mid City 45 Holy Name bg:;ntft~au; ~~¼ krmJ;.u~;~a St. James 2~¼ Country Day Ridgewood 17

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Jam) and Schaul>hut (BC), 5'7' • 220-Yard Dash-Sanzone (R) · H!ll• .

Port i;;;uJphur also had its man (L ); Folse (St. Jam ); Whitt• 'd 1 k Th t t side (CD1 ; Holt (CD) . 22.5. h f S are O .,a UC • e earn go Hop-Step-Eastman (.St. M); Hymel mixed up on · the starting time (OD); (St. Jam): Quirk (PS)_; Cloudman Johnson (MC). 40'1¼". and missed the first six events Javelin-Hebert (RS ): FoJ•e (RB) I Roy (PS•); Dickson (BC); Hall (CD). . but still registered 29¼ pomts. 16~lif'·Relay-M!d City (Duncan, It was a tough break for several Rogers. creel, Jay): Port Sulphur: of, the_____________ boys who ·would have_11.42.e.

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VARSITY TRACK TEAM BACK ROW: Bruce Willmer, Manager; Bryan Hetherwick, Charles Grubb, John Eastman, Jim Martin, Jeff Morgan, Tommy Axelrad, Jimmy Vaughn. MIDDLE ROW: Milton Pounds, Chip Wendt, Bobby Willmer, Jeff Graf, Skip Weber. FRONT ROW: Walter Chamberlain, Jesse Morgan, Roy Beeson, Scoopy Schupp, Doug Fyfe.

JUNIORVARSITY TRACK TEAM BACK ROW: Larry Buchtel, Robert Wiegand, John Broders. MIDDLE ROW: Bud Riordan, Chris Snyder, Robert Andrews. FRONT ROW: Robert Alexander, Vincent Massimini, Hal Reddicliffe.

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SPECIAL ACADEMIC A'.ND MERIT AW ARDS SPIRIT OF ST. MARTIN'S .

Lyn Myers

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. AW ARD IN SCIENCE .

John Donnally

AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP AW ARDS .

Daughters of the American Revolution AW ARD IN AMERICAN HISTORY .

Walter Culpepper

Margaret Madden Bryan Hetherwick OUTSTANDING CITIZENSHIP AWARDS FOR

THE DRAMA TICS AW ARD .

Bryan Hetherwick

JR. HIGH . . .

Carole Clarke, Seventh Grade Steve Kimble, Eighth Grade ART AWARD . . .

Milton Pounds

DIWOKY SCHOLARSHIP AWARD. Jeff Morgan Jimm y Vaughn

MUSIC AW ARD . .

Carol Turnbull

The Bausch and Lorn b AW ARD IN SCIENCE .

Bobby Walters

HUGH McKEE - JOHN MA YER PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD ••• Hal Lintz

SENIOR HIGH ACADEMIC AW ARDS ENGLISH AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Lyn Myers SPANISH AWARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Lyn Myers FRENCH AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tyler Jackson LA TIN AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Bette Pres cott MATHEMATICS AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Jeff Morgan SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Hazel D'Ingianni SCIENCE AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Jeff Morgan RELIGION AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tyler Jackson JUNIOR HIGH ACADEMIC AWARDS ENGLISH AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Roxanne Head MA THEM ATICS AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Linda Shell SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Joe Redden, Seventh Cathy Rose, Eighth RELIGION AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Linda Shell SCIENCE AWARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Steve Kimble LA TIN AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - David Snyder SP A NISH AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Steve Kimble FRENCH AW ARD - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Marie Louise Kreeger HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC AVERAGE FOR FOUR YEARS - GIRL AND BOY Lyn Myers and Jeff Morgan

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LYN MYERS - Spirit of St. Martin's Lyn receives her award from 1962 "Spirit," Sue O'Meallie.

LYN MYERS

Highest Scholastic Average for Four Years JEFF MORGAN

Jlouor /vi{lltt Awards

American Legion Citizenship Award

Bryan Hetherwick Margaret Madden

Junior High Citizenship Awards Carole Clark Steven Kimble

TELEGRAPH AW ARD IN SCIENCE John Donnally

REVOLUTION AWARD IN HISTORY Walter Culpepper

Diwoky Scholarship Award - Jeff Morgan, Jimmy Vaughn

AW ARD IN SCIENCE Bobby Walters

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FRONT ROW: Margaret Matta, Bette Prescott, Lynne Lighter, Dianne Neal, Hazel D'lngianni, Sharyn Riordan , Pam Buchanan, Margaret Madden, Lianne Lewis, Julie Naugle, Ann Schlosser, Carol Turnbull. SECOND ROW: Nonnie Segal, Kathleen Kiker, Lyn Myers, Claudia Kincannon, Lesley Smith, Shan Tiller, Tyler Jackson, Dianne Wilkes, Susan White, Colleen Kiker, Patsy Mooney, Jane Waters, Martha Phillpott. THIRD ROW: Julie Woolfolk, Mary Fayeth Rossiter, Susie Shepherd, Billie Poag, Alice Haslam, Linda Cornay, Ann Cunningham, Bobby

Walters, Joel Leising, Chuck Crawford, Jeff Morgan, Joan Edmiston, Elaine Grier, Virginia Petty, Kathy Harmon, Sandy Shedden, Adell Baillif. FOURTH ROW: Hank Marshall, Hal Lintz, Scott Ziesenis, Phil Nungesser, John Helmore, Bill Johnston, Eddie Clark, Ricky Staggers, Larry Schlueter, Bryan Hetherwick, Jimmy Vaughn, John Donnally, John Eastham, George Roussel, Mike Adkins, Chuck Wicks, Thad Birchard.

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The Reverend Thomas N. F. Shaw addresses Graduates.

Seniors enter . .

l Chorus sings "I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes."

Mr. Davis Lee Jahncke, President of the Board, · awards diplomas.

. . . Alumni leave, proud and happy.