1965 - St. Martin's Episcopal School Yearbook

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Dedication

The 1965 Shield staff, in recognition of his enthusiastic participation in almost every phase of extracurricular campus activity, as well as his outstanding ability as both a social studies and a language teacher, dedicates this year's edition to -

ANTHONY PARISI

The photograph above shows that the St. Martin's campus has remained much the same since the school opened almost fifteen years ago. However, as can be seen throughout New Orleans, tradition must give way to progress.

In order to increase enrollment and to provide new facilities, an extensive building program will be undertaken this year. These innovations will greatly change the physical appearance of the campus.

The above picture is an artist's representation of the school's physical improvement program which will get underway early in 1965. Among the improvements, as projected in the picture, are a new library,

a gymnasium with auxiliary facilities, an enlarged science complex, a language laboratory, a chapel, and a series of new classrooms in both upper and lower schools.

Board of

SECRETARY

Dr, Robert H, Griffin

VICE-PRESIDENT

Mr, Bailey T. DeBardeleben

Trustees

THE RIGHT REVEREND Girault M, Jones ex-officio

PRESIDENT

Mr, Davis Lee Jahncke

BOARD MEMBERS

Mr, Bryan Bell

Mr, Walter Bless

Dr, Buell C, Buchtel

Dr, Thomas B. Crumpler

Mr, Brooke H, Duncan II

Mrs, Charles P. Hesse

Mr, Philip E, James, Sr,

Mrs, Louis M, Jones

The Rev. Ralph H, Kimball

The Rev, Hugh C, McKee

Mr, Lee F, Murphy

Mr. David R. Normann

Mrs. A, B. Paterson, Jr,

Mr, W. Wilber Pope

Mr. G. C. Rawls

Mr. Howard J. Smith

Mr. Samuel Sanders III

TREASURER

Mr. Joseph J. Falgout

MR. ELLSWORTH 0, VAN SLATE ex-officio

Parent Groups

MOTHER'S CLUB

PRESIDENT - Mrs. Murphy Moss

VICE-PRES. - Mrs. Brooke Duncan, Jr.

SECRET A RY - Mrs. Jerome Stedman

TREASURER - Mrs. M. D. Fyfe

DAD'S CLUB

PRESIDENT - Mr. John Watt Duffy II

VICE - PRES. - Dr . Julian H. Sims

SECRETARY - Mr. David P. Snodgrass

TREASURER - M r. Tiley S. McChesney

Mr. John Watt Duffy II

Mrs Murphy Moss

Headmaster's Me ss age

In reference to the New Orleans scenes interspersed throughout this, our eleventh Yearbook, it is noteworthy that the St. Martin's campus came on the Greater New Orleans college preparatory scene approximately fifteen years ago. Prior to that time, Green Acres was a farm devoted to the raising and training of show horses - but what a transformation has taken place during these intervening years! The cafeteria building is the only remaining vestige of what once was. Its structural outlines indicate clearly that it at one time was indeed a barn.

During its short history St. Martin's School has already passed through two distinct stages, and is now embarked upon a third. During the early years it functioned as a parish school owned by St . Martin's Church. A reorganization took place in the spring of 1951 in which the Church retained ownership of the school but turned the operations over to an independent board of trustees which functioned under the auspices of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Louisiana. The thi rd stage began when, at its annual convention in 1963, the Diocese accepted the school campus and all its properties as a gift from St. Martin's Church.

In retrospect, St Martin's Church gave the School its birth and nursed it through its early struggles to survive. The second stage which extended from 1951 to 1963 saw the School come of age and gain considerable stature as a Church-related preparatory institution. Now, as a Diocesan school, it is embarking upon its third stage - a development program designed to provide those facilities necessitated by the size of its present student body and at the same time to make prov ision for expanding the enrollment in the upper school by one-third.

The most significant and reassuring fac t or in all of this is, that the basic objective which prompted the school in the first place remains unchanged; that is, according to the charter, " ••. to give its students an opportunity to gain a sound elementary and college preparatory education in a Christian environment under the auspices of the Protestant Episcopal Church."

We, who are members of the St. Martin's School family, are most grateful to the members of the SHIEID staff, and to their faculty sponsor as well, for their faithful portrayal of the St. Martin's School scene of this current school year.

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Religious Leaders

B. A., University of the South; B. D., and S. T. M. , Virginia Theological Seminary; Texas Tech; New Mexico A & M; Texas University; Middlebury College; University of Mexico; Trinity University

B. A. and M. A. , Tulane University; B. D., University of the South; University of Pennsylvania; Louisiana State University in New Orleans; Loyola University

JTHE REV. ERNEST F. BEL Chaplain

A., Louisiana State University; S. T. B. , General Theological Seminary

THE REV. HARLAND M. IRVIN, JR. Assistant Headmaster

THE REV. JOHN B. AUSTIN Assistant Cha plain

THE REV. JOHN LONGSTREET RHYMES Lower School Principal and Su per visor

ROBERT L. HILL School Comptroller and Business Manager

FLORENCE B. KREEGER Registrar

BESSIE TISDALE

Bookstore Manager

ELSIE C. PHILLPOTT Secretary to the Headmaster

JANE SCHMIDT Secretary to the Assistant Headmaster

ERMA M. LONG

Public Relations Director and Secretary

MARY ANNE von GOHREN R. N., Infirmary

BETTY BANKSTON Assistant to the Registrar

CLAIRE ROBINSON Secretary of the Lower School

Math Department

B. S., University of Pennsylvania; State Teachers College (Pa.); Penn State; Temple University; Louisiana State University of New Orleans; Tulane University; Loyola University

B. S., Northwestern State College of Louisiana; University of Virginia; University of Hawaii

JAMES W. LATHAM

A. B., Tulane University (Department Head)

COL. JOHN MEADE, U.S. A. (Ret.)

B. s. , Princeton University; Tulane University

ELEANOR B. GOHEEN

MYRTH S. LEE

Science Department

B. S., University of Illinois; Yale University; Tulane University; University of Colorado (Biology)

B. A. , Mississippi College; M. Ed. , University of North Carolina; M. S. and M. Ed. , Loyola University; Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies

(Chemistry, Physics, General Science) Department Head

B. S., Iowa State University; Monticello Seminary; Tulane University; Loyola University (General Science)

B. S., Louisiana State University; Texas Southwestern University; University of Michigan; Tulane University ( Geology) ( Part time)

IVA MAE WEST

KATHRYN DAVIS THURBER

HAROLD F. GRAF

KATHRYN R. CHASTANT

B. A. , University of Wyoming; M.A., University of Southwestern Louisiana; University of Colorado; Colorado State College of Education; Tulane University

English Department

HETHERWICK

B. S., Delta State Teachers College; Bowling Green College of ~ommerce; St. Mary's Dominican College

GEORGE F. LEWIS

B. A., Yale University; Tulane University (Department Head)

HARRIET BURKS

HILDA G. SMITH

B. A. , Mississippi State College for Women; St. Mary's Dominican College

OLETA MEADOWS

JOHN C. WORLEY

B.A., N.E. Oklahoma A & M; M.A., University of Maine; Baylor University

B.A., Univer si ty of Puerto Rico; M:A ., Tulane Univer sity (Spanish)

MITCHELL

B. A., University of Southwestern Lquisiana; C. D. F. , University of Bordeaux, France; Tulane University (French) Department Head

Language Department

B.A. , University of Southwestern Louisia na; University of de Poitier s, France (French)

B. A., University of Mississippi; Tulane University (Latin and Junior High English)

B. A. , Tulane Univer sity; Louisiana State University; Loyola University (Spanish, Social Studies)

ISABEL L. ANGLADE

N. BERARD

L. GEORGE TRAUTH

KAY HALEY CARR

CARLOS R. ZERVIGON

Social Studies D ep a rtment

DOROTHY D. PORTER

B. S., Louisiana State University; M.A., George Peabody College

(U.S. History, Social Studies) Department Head

ANTHONY PARISI

B. Ed. and M.A., Tulane University; Loyola University; University of Minnesota

(Social Studies, Spanish)

THE REV. JOHN B. AUSTIN

B. A. and M.A. , Tulane University; B. D., University of the South; University of Pennsylvania; Louisiana State Univer'sity' in New Orleans; Loyola University

(Modem European History, Religion)

Faculty Lagniappe

A.

LILLI VAN SLATE University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee (Reading)

HELGA CERNICEK

B. A., Tulane University; M. Ed., University of T e xas (Guidance and Testing, Part Time)

MARGARET S.• BRUCE

B. , Susquehanna University; Temple University; Pittsburg University; Loyola University (Librarian)

B. S., and M.A., University of Southern Mississippi; Columbia University (Girls' Physical Education)

Physical Educat i on Dep art me nt

WILLIAM M. WOHLFORD

B. A., University of Southwestern Louisiana; M. S. , Louisiana State University (Physical Education)

B. A. , Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; Tulane University

(Social Studies, Physical Education)

B. A., Southwestern Louisiana Institute; Northwestern State College of Louisiana

(Social Studies, Physical Education) Athletic Director

HELEN N. LeBLANC

CHARLES R. DIKE

ANTHONY G. PORTER

Activities Department

LAURA OWENS LEWIS

B. A., Newcomb College; Duke University; Tulane University (Dr am a tics)

JOE G. WALSH

B. A., Baylor University; M. A. T. and Doctoral Work, Tulane University; M. S. M. , New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (Music Department Head)

FLORENCE RUTH F. SWAN

B. A., Newcomb College; Tulan e University; Louisiana State University (Art)

FRANKIE YEAR GA IN B. S., Newcomb College (Sewing and Yearbook Sponsor)

ALICE HAIGHT Head Dietician

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Mrs. Massa, Mrs. Heilbron, Mrs. Gremillion, Mrs. Gauthier, M rs Cochran

Willie Mae Gilbert, Rose Anne Berry, Helen Gilbert, Washington McGee, Etta Mae Robinson

and Maintenance

REGINALD GONZALES Maintenance Superintendent

James Young, Adam Patterson, Rance Williams, Floveal Leonard , Rip Flowers, Leyton Adams

Missing from picture: J. C. Jefferson, Harrell Alonzo, Theodore Brown

Young people want to live fully and deeply. They want freedom. They want love, power, and understanding. This is good Don't we all, young or old, want the same things? God in Christ has made these things possible. What is required of us, at all ages, is honesty, courage, humility, and hope, The life of the Church is both answer and promise. We can dedicate our hearts and minds in the search for meaning and purpose based upon the conviction that God's love is the basic reality. Such a search is no escape. It is the highest calling. Christianity does make sense of life, Christian Love strikes a note of clarity amid chaos and confusion; there is life in the midst of many spiritual deaths, truth in the face of countless pathetic illusions, and hope ministering to men's despair. Christian life is creative and vital where-in freedom and order sustain one another. We are strengthened to do the'best we can where we are with what we are. We are free in a wonderful sense because we have a place in the universe and an understanding of what really matters. Christianity lived and taught is the family spirit of the children of God, daring to meet the same real problems in the same real world but in the loving freedom in which Christ has loved us and made us free, in the unity of the spirit, in the bond of peace, and, God being our helper, in the righteousness of life.

Reading of the Gospel

Presentation of the Eucharist

Layreaders

Jay Woodbury, Bobby Willmer, Peter Griffin, Charles Nelson, Gene Rackle

Patty Habeeb, Dianne Webre, Sonny Wiegand, Gene Jenkins, Vincent Massimini

Glenn Johnson, Kris Pottharst, Kris Gauthier, Kathy McHugh, Sherry Hopper

Acolytes

Alter Guild

MIDDLE ROW: Margaret Wilkinson, Kris Pottharst, Yvette Lea, Kathy Hesse, Gaynell Duhe , Sherry Hopper.

BACK ROW: Betty Walther, Ellen Northrop, Jayne Schlosser, Ann Carpenter, Patty Habeeb, Winston Purvis, Melinda Waring, Dianne Webre, Pam Danos, Juanea Jones, Betty Earnest, Lyn Rotty, Glenn Johnson. Missing from picture: Mary Holzer, Taffy Russell, Cindy Smith, Madeline Steiner.

FRONT ROW: Sonny Wiegand, Jay Woodbury, Bobby Willmer, Peter Griffin, Gene Jenkins.

SECOND ROW: Charles Nelson, Doug Meadowcroft, Gene Rackle, Wes Bolles. Jeff Graf. Vincent Massimini.

FRONT ROW: Linda West, Anne Wyckoff, Judy Flynn, Kathy McHugh, Joan Kreeger, Jean Oster.

Seniors

VINCE MASSIMINI Vice-President

ANDY OLIVER President

CHARLES LECHE Secretary

BOBBY WILLMER Treasurer HAL REDDICLIFFF Sergeant-at-Arms

Senior History

The class of 1965 made its high school debut with the able assistance of Harvey, Susan Robinson's basset hound. Harvey's doubtlessly well-intentioned but unnecessary interference with freshman dance preparation provided a welcome diver s ion as well as several unprintable comments. Although a financi al flop, the Freshman Dance was a moral victory over the subversive forces of the animal world, and therefore a complete success.

As Sq}!lbomores, the class was apparently surrounded by the invisible forces of evil. This was evidenced by the strange noises heard above both classrpoms in building three. This mystery was cleared up by faculty intervention, and it was discovered that the Sophomores were being haunted by other Sophomores who had put to good use the opening to the attic in the ceiling of the boy's bathroom.

After having been forcibly ejected from the attic, the class put its combined intelligence to work in the more acceptable pastime of the paper drive. Many pleasant hours were spent as this money-making project was used as an excuse for members of the class to try out each other's cars as they drove down to the lower school to collect paper.

A final episode of the fateful sophomore year was the unusual number of sophomore boys at the Junior-Senior Prom. This was, no doubt, the result of an unusually sparse male population in the Junior and Senior classes.

The sense of maturity which accompanied the class upon their achievement of the august rank of Juniors enabled them to face the hardships of the rummage sale. The Stronger Hope and Aide .Club on Melpomen e St. provided the setting for this adventure. The sale proved such a success that a rival organization set up shop across the street - selling their newly acquired St. Martin's merchandise at a profit.

The combined efforts of the paper drive and the rummage sale enabled the Juniors to preserve trad1. tion and give th e Seniors a prom. "April in Paris" was the theme and many long hours, this time~ Harvey, were spent in preparation. Th ese careful plans achieved an appropriate finale when the Eiffel Tower folded majestically against the wall, endangering the band, and the wire holding up the tricolor flag broke, endangering a large portion of the se nior class.

The final stan z a of this epic begins with the trip to Camp Hardtner. This trip's accepted purpose of class unity was eclipsed by what seemed to be an ulterior motive of class elimination. However, the Seniors survived the dangers of chug-a-lug, water polo, hunt-the-counselor, and even class elections to return for the opening of school.

This brings the history of the class to the present. The minds which are responsible for some of the fiascoes which have been revi e wed here are now occupied with thoughts of college and college boards. As the year draws to a close this atmosphere of tension and anxiety is relieved by Anacin, Alka-Seltzer, and anticipation of th e Senior trip to Mexico

"O, it is excellent to have a giant's strength. "

Varsity Football 2, 4

Bowling Team 2

Homecoming Escort 4

Dramatics 3 , 4

Acolyte 4

Typing 1, 2

Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3 , 4

Christmas Program 2, 3 , 4

Halo Reporter 3

Chess Club 1

ROGER ASHER "Rodge"

"History is Bunk. "

Varsity Football 4

varsity Basketball 3

Homecoming Escort 4

Dramatics 3, 4

Powder Puff Football Coach 4

StM '63-'65

JAMES WESLEY BOLLES "Bolles"

"The best and the noblest of lives are those which are set toward high ideals. "

Perfect Attendance 1, 2

Jr. Varsity Football 1

Varsity Football 3, 4

Jr. Varsity Basketball 1

Art 1, 2

Typing 2, 3

Physical Science Club 4

Chess Club 2

Powder Puff Football Coach 3

N. E. D. T. Score 1, 96 percentile 2, 98 percentile

Honor Roll ,1, 2

JOHN JACOB BRODERS "John"

"I have nothing to dec l are except my genius. "

Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3

Varsity Football 2, 4

Track 2

Homecoming Escort 4

Dramatics 3, 4

International Relations Club 1

Science and Math Club 2

Biological Science Club 2

Christmas Program 1 , 2, 3, 4

Halo Reporter 4

Chess Club 4

Powder Puff Football Coach 4

N E D. T. Score 1 , 97 percentile; 2, 99 percentile

StM '61-'65

F. LORING BUGBEE JR. "Loring"

"One man with courage makes a majority. "

Varsity Football 3

Physical Science Club 3 , 4

Powder Puff Football Coach 3

"Knowledge is power. "

Chorus 4; Tenor Section Leader 4

Murrah High School

Jackson, Mississippi

Murrah Chess Champion 2

Tie for Murrah Chess Championship 3

President of Murrah Chess Club 3

Intramural Volleyball Championship 3

CARL GLENN CAPPEL "Cap"

MORGAN WIMBERLY BUNCH III "Morgan"

"Her greatest joy i s making others happy."

Intramurals 4

Art 4

Modern Dance Group 4

Benjamin Franklin High School

Latin Club 2

German-Russian Club 3: Secretary 3

Spanish Club 3

ANN LYNN CARPENTER "Ann"

"An idealist is a person who helps other people to be prosperous. "

Honor Roll 2, 3

Pe rf ec t Attendance 1

Badminton Team 2

Intramurals 1, 2, 3 , 4

Altar Guild 1, 4

Library Aide 1, 2, 3

Biological Science Club 1

Russian Club 3, 4

Powder Puff Football 3

N. E. D. T. - 90 percentile, 1 96 percentile, 2

Future Nurses' Club 3; President 4

National Honor Society 4

LINDA KAY COOK "Linda"

NOEL

"I am not arguing with you -I am telling you. "

Alternate Cheerleader 4

Dramatics 4

Style Show 1

Library Aide 2, 3, 4

Art 1

Modern Dance Group 4

T. V. Representative (Goldwater vs. Johnson debate) 4

Creative Writing 3

Halo Reporter 2, 3, 4

Social Issues 4

Powder Puff Football 3

N. E. D. T. Score 98 percentile 2

NANCY LEE CORNFIELD "Nan"

"Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinction. "

German Club 4

Future Nurses' Club 4: Vice-President 4

Derby Jr. High School

Birmingham, Michigan

Water Ballet 1 Ernest W. Seaholm High School

Birmingham, Michigan

Future Nurses' Club 2, 3

Aqua Belles (water ballet) 2, 3

Pep Club 2, 3

Girls Athletic Association 2

StM '64-'65

ALEXANDRA CORRY "Alex"

"Let us, then, be up and doing, with a heart for any fate. "

Intramurals 1, 2, 3 , 4

Chorus 1, 2

Altar Guild 4

Library Aide 3

Sewing 3, 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4

Christmas Program 1, 2, 3 , 4

Halo Typist 3 , 4

Halo Reporter 3 , 4

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

N. E. D. T. 96 percentile 2

SUSAN PAMELA DANOS "Pammy"

"A wis e and understanding heart. "

Badminton Team 3

Bowling Team 2

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4

Dramatics Board: Vice-President 4

Style Show 1

Altar Guild 1, 4

Library Aide 1, 2, 3

Sewing 2

Modern Dance Group 2, 4

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

Powder Puff Football 4

N. E. D. T. 97 percentile 2

StM '52-'65

GAYNELL DUHE "Du"

'59-'65

JUDITH SHARON FLYNN "Jude"

"I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature let me do it now."

Intramurals 3,4

Chorus 4

Altar Guild 4

Sewing 3

Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4

Christmas Program 3, 4

Halo Typist 4

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

Spanish Club 4

ELIZABETH BISHOP EARNEST "Betty "

"She with all the charm of woman. "

Intramurals 1, 2, 3 , 4

Altar Guild 1, 4

Library Aide 2, 3

Art 3, 4

Sewing 1

Homecoming Dance Committe e 3 , 4

Christmas Program 2, 3 , 4

Halo Reporter 3

Powder Puff Football 3 , 4

Future Nurses' Club 4

StM '61-'65

KRISTINE GAYLE GAUTHIER "Lily"

"The glass of fashion, and the mould of form, The observed of all observers. "

Softball 1

Volleyball 2, 4

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Modem Dance Winners 2

Modem Dance Honorable Mentions 3

Shield Assistant 3

Choru s 2

Dramatics 3 , 4

Dramatics Board: Member-At-Large 4

Style Show 2

Layreader 4

Altar Guild 1

Typing 2, Typing Award

Sewing 1

Modem Dance Group 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3, 4

Christmas Program 1, 2, 3

Halo Typist 2, 3

Halo Staff: Fashion Editor 4

Powder Puff Football 3 , 4

MALCOLM DOUGLAS FYFE, JR. "Doug"

"Seest thou a man diligent in his business? He shall stand before kings l"

Honor Roll 1, 2

Track 1, 2

Varsity Football 3

Homecoming Escort 4

Shield Assistant 4

Dramatics 2, 3, 4

Dramatics Board: M e mber-At-Large 3

Typing 1

Physical Science Club 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3 , 4

Halo Reporter 4

Social Issues 4

Powder Puff Football Coach 3

N. E. D. T. 9 8 percentile 1, 2

StM

"Work is the weapon of honor. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4

Honor Roll 2, 3

Perfect Attendance 2

Layreader 4

Acolyte 4

Typing 1

Biological Science Club 1

Physical Science Club 4

Physical Science Club Officer Secretary 4

Christmas Program 2, 3 , 4

German Club 4

Literary Club 3

Halo Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4

Social Issues 4

N. E. D. T. Score l, 98 percentile 2, 99 percentile

Spanish Club 4

National Honor Society 4

"Conduct and courage lead to manly honors."

Class Officer: Vice -President 1

Perfect Attendance 2, 3

Jr. Varsity Football 1

Varsity Football 3, 4

Jr. Varsity Basketball 1, 2

Varsity Basketball 3, 4

Track 1, 2, 3, 4

State Track 2, 3

Homecoming Escort 4

Dramatics 3, 4

Dramatics Board: Business Manager 4

Style Show 3

Typing 1

Halo Reporter 3

'52-'65

PETER JUDSON GRIFFIN "Peter"

JEFFREY CLARK GRAF "Jeff"

StM '61-65

DONNA MARION GUSTAFSON

"Donna"

"Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4

Honor Roll 1, 2

National Honor Society 2, 3, 4

Perfect Attendance 2

Bowling Team 2

Intramurals 1, 2, 3 , 4

Dramatics 1, 2

Library Aide 2, 3, 4

Altar Guild 1

Style Show 1

Sewing 2

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

Modem Dance Group 1, 2, 3, 4

Christmas Program 1, 2

Office Aide 3 , 4

German Club 3, 4

Halo Typist 1, 2, 3

Halo Reporter 2, 3 , 4

Social Iss ues 4

Service Club 4

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

N. E. D. T. Score 1, 99 percentile 2, 99 percentile

Future Nurses' Club 2, 3

Advance Placement 4

MICHAEL D. GUIZA

"Mike"

"Brother, the creed would stifle me that shelters you. "

Varsity Football 3

Bowling Team 1

Intramurals 2

Homecoming Escort 4

Dramatic s 3

Typing 1, 2

Biological Science Club 1

Physical Science Club 2, 3 , 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3

Christmas Program 3, 4

Halo Typist 2

Halo Reporter 3

Powder Puff Football Coach 3

KATfilEEN PERRY HESSE "Kathy"

"None knew thee but to love thee; Nor named thee but to praise. "

Highest Girl Average 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3 , 4; Executive Committee 3; Pelican Girls' State Representative 4; Student Council Representative 3 , 4; Vice-President 4; Student Council Committee Chairman 3 , 4; Class Officer: President 3; VicePresident 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Softball l; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 4 ; Three Team Award 1, 2, 3; Four T eam Award 4; Tennis Team Captain 4; Tennis Team 2, 3 , 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural High Point Medal 1, 2, 3; Squad Leader 1, 2, 3 , 4; Volleyball Intramural Runners-

Up: Captain 1; Homecoming Court ·4; Shield Assistant 1; Shield Staff: Assistant Copy Transcriber 2; Copy Transcriber 3; Assistant Editor 4; Altar Guild 1, 4; Library Aide 2; Homecoming Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4;

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4; Committee Chairman 1, 2; Office Aide 3, 4; Halo Typist 1; Halo Reporter 2; Halo Staff: Managing Editor 3 ; Editor-in-Chief 4; Social Issues 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Co-Captain 3; N. E. D. T. Score 2, 96 percentile, 90 percentile l;

Spanish Club 4

PATRICIA ANN HABEEB "Olive Oyl"

Badminton Team 2, 3 , 4

Intramurals 1, 2, 3 , 4

Modern Dance Winners 1, 2

Modern Dance Honorable Mention 3

Dramatics 4

Sty le Show 2

Layreader 4

Altar Guild 1, 4

Library Aide 1, 2, 3

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

Modern Dance Group 3 , 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3

Christmas Program 3

Literary Club 3

Halo Typist 1, 2, 3

Powder Puff Football 3 , 4

N. E. D. T Score 1, 99 percentile 2, 94 percentile

Spanish Club 4

Future Nurses' Club 3, 4

"The gift of gaiety is the greatest good fortune."

SHERYL LYNN HOPPER

"Sherr y "

"It is better to suffer wrong than t o do it, and happier to be some tim es cheated th a n not to trust. "

Hon or Roll 3

Intr amurals 3 , 4

Layreader 4

Altar Guild 4

National Confer ence of Chri stian s and Jews 4

Modern Dance Group 3 , 4

Christmas Program 3 , 4

German Club 4

Creati ve Writing 3

Hal o Reporter 3

Halo Staff: F eat ur e Editor 4

Social Issues 4

Powd er Puff Football 3 , 4

Future Nurs es ' Club 3 , 4

Badminton 3

"Mar y "

"Fair and so ftl y goes far. "

Intramurals 1, 2 , 3 , 4

Dramatic s 3 , 4

Altar Guild 4

Librar y Aide 2, 3 , 4

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

StM '52-' 65

MARY ELIZABETH HOLZER

StM ' 61- '65

ISABEL GLENN JOHNSON "Glennie"

"Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; J. V. Cheerleader 1; Softball 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Three Team Aw ard 1, 2 , 3, 4; Intra murals

1, 2, 3, 4; Captain for winning Modern Dance Squad 1, 3 ; Highest number of Intramural points 3; Squad Leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Shield Staff: Assistant Copy Transcriber 1, Copy '.franscriber 2, Business Manager 3, Assistant Editor 4; Style Show 2; Layreader 4; Altar Guild 1, 4; Altar Guild Chairman 4; Modern Dance Group 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Program 2, 3 , 4; Office Aide 3, 4; Halo Typist 3, 4; Halo Reporter 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; N. E. D. T. Score 1, 99 percentile; 2, 99 percentile; Audit Advance Placement 4; Pelican Girls' State Alternate 4; Spanish Club 4; Nationa l Conference of Christians and Jews 4

EUGENE OTIS JENKINS, JR. "Gene"

"It's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. "

Jr. Varsity Footb a ll 1

Bowling Team 1, 2

Homecoming Escort 4

Shield Assistant 2

Shield Staff: Advertising Photography Coordinator 3

Business Manager 4

Dramatics 3, 4

Dramatics Board: Member-at-Large 4

Layreader 4

Acolyte 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3, 4

Christmas Program 2 , 3, 4

Halo Typist 2

Halo Reporter 2

Halo Staff: Photogra pher 3, 4

Social Issues 4 N. E. D. T. Score 2, 96 percentile

StM '52-' 65

"It ' s nice to be important, but important to be nice. "

Honor Roll 1, 2

Intramu ral s 1,2, 3 , 4: Squad Leader 2 ,4

Mo dern Dance Winner 2

Style Show 1

Altar Guild 1, 4

Art 1

Typing 4

Sewing 3

Biological Science Clu b 1

Modern Dance Group 2, 3 , 4

Homecoming Dance Committe e 2 , 3

Christmas Program 2, 3 , 4

Social Issu es 4

Powd e r Puff Football 3

N. E. D. T. Score 97 pe rc entile 1, 2

Futur e Nu rses' Club 2, 3 , 4: Trea surer 3

EVA JUANEA JONES " Ev ie"

"Every you ng a nd b ea utiful being shap es around it events that are themselves young, beautiful, and happy. "

Ch ee rl ea d e r 2, 3 , 4; Future Nur ses' Club 3, 4; J. V. Ch ee rleader 1; Powd e r Puff Fo ot b a ll 3, 4; Homecoming Dance Committ ee 1, 2, 3 , 4; Committee Chairman 3, 4; T. V. Representati ve 3 ; Volle yba ll 1, 2 , 3, 4; Tr ack 2; So ftball

1; Volleyball Captain 2; Spanish Club 4; Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3 ; Two T eam Award 2, 3; Three Team Award

1; Intramural s 1, 2, 3, 4; Mode rn Dance Winners 1, 2; Bask e tball Winners 2; Mode rn Dance Honorabl e Mention

3 ; Squad Le ader 1, 2, 3, 4; Ho mecoming Court 3 , 4 ;

Homecoming Queen 4; Mod e rn Dance Group 2 , 3 , 4;

Servic e Club 4 ; Assistant l; Ha l o Report e r 2 , 3 ; Shield Staff: Advertising - Photogr aphy Coordinator 2, Assistant Advertising Manage r 3, Adver tising Manager 4 ; Choru s 3 ; Dr am atics l; Style Show 2; Altar Guild 1, 4 ; Librar y Aide 1, 2, 3 , 4; Nationa l Conference of Christians and Jew s 4 ; Cla ss Favori te l; Best Looking Girl 3 ; Intramural Gold Medal Award l; Intramural Silver Awards

2, 3 ; Christmas Progra m 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Committee Chairman

l; N. E. D. T. Score: 90 percentile 1

JOAN KATHLEEN KREEGER "Josie"

CHARLES EUSTACE LECHE "Charlie"

National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4

Honor Roll 1, 2

National Honor Society 2, 3, 4

Class Officer: Secretary 4

Assistant Football Manager 4

Track Manager 4

Shield Staff: Photographer 3 , Head Photographer 4

Chorus 4

Officer: Vice-President 4

Physical Science Club 1, 2 , 3,, 4

Physical Science Club Officer: President 4

Office Aide 3

German Club 4

N. E. D. T. 95 percentile 1

97 percentile 2

Hugh McKee - John Mayer Photography Award 3

YVETTE LEA " Vet"

"Book sense, common sense, but plenty of room for nonsense. "

Honor Roll 1, 2, 3

National Honor Society 3, 4

Secre tary-T re asurer 4

Perfect Attendance 2, 3

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

Choru s 1, 2, 3, 4

Officer: President 4

Style Show 2

Altar Guild 4

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

Modern Dance Group 4

Christmas Program 2, 3 , 4

Office Aide 3, 4

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

N. E. D. T. 97 percentile 1, 96 percentile 2

"A man of letters, and of manners, too, "

SEBASTIAN VINCENT MASSIMINI III "Vince"

"Genius is lo/o inspiration and 9',Jl/o perspiration. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4

Highest Boy Average 1, 2, 3

Honor Roll 1, 2, 3

National Honor Society 3, 4; President 4

Class Officer: Vice-Presi dent 4

Perfect Attendance 1, 3

General Manager of Snack-Bar 4

Jr. Varsity Football 1

Varsity Football 2, 3, 4

Track 2, 3, 4

lntramurals 4

Homecoming Escort 4

Layreader 4

Acolyte 4

Physical Science Club 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3 , 4

Christmas Program 2 , 3, 4

Office Aide 3, 4

German Club 3

Halo Typist 3, 4

Chess Club 1

P.owder Puff Football Coach 3 , 4

N. E. D. T. Score: 97 percentile 1 99 percentile 2

FRANCIS X. LET ARD "Frank"

"I prefer to strive in bravery with the bravest , rather than in wealth with the richest, or in g r eed with the greediest. "

Jr. Varsity Football 1

Varsity Football 2, 3 , 4

Football Co-Captain 4

Typing 1, 2

Biological Science Club 2

Ph ysical Science Club 4

Chess Clu b 1

Powder Puff Football Coach 3, 4

StM '61-'65

KATHLEEN MILDRED McHUGH "Pips"

"Dynamite comes in small packages. "

Honor Roll 1

Alternate Cheerleader 4

Track (girl's) 2, 4

Volleyball l,2,3,4

Softball 1

Squad Leader l, 3

Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4

Two Team Award 1, 2, 3

Intramurals 1, 2, 3 , 4

Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4

Chorus Officer: Keeper of Archives 3

Section Leader 4

Layreader 4

Altar Guild 4

Library Aide 2, 3, 4

Modern Dance Group 2, 3, 4

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

Halo Typist 3, 4

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

Future Nurses' Club 3, 4: Program Chairman 4

Style Show 1

EARL R. McCALLON "Mac"

"And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4

Honor Roll 2, 3

Football Manager 4

Typing 1, 2

Biological Science Club 2

Physical Science Club 3, 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 4

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

German Club 3, 4

Social Issues 4

N. E. D. T. Score 99 percentile 1, 2

StM ' 63 -' 65

ROBERT HART MILES "Bobby"

"The heights by great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight, But they, while their com paniorrs slept, Were toiling upward in th e night. "

Horror Roll 1, 2, 3

National

Horror Society 3 , 4: Vice-President 4

Pelican Boys' State Alternate 4

Student Council Representative 4: Committee Chairman 4

Class Officer: President 1

Perfect Atte11da11ce 2

Imr amurals 4

Art 1

Physical Science Club 4: Vice -President 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3 , 4

Christmas Program 2, 3 , 4

Office Aide 3 , 4

German Club 3

Halo Reporter 4

Social Issues 4

Chess Club 1

N. E. D. T. Score: 98 percentile 1

99 percentile 2

Scholastic Honor Award: Latin 3

Advanced Placement 4

Shield Assistant 4

DOUGLAS COE MEADOWCROFT "Hurricane"

"Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth, If he had any faults he has left us in doubt. "

Honor Roll 3

Acolyte 4

Art 4

Typing 3

Homecoming Dance Committee 3

Christmas Program 3, 4

Chorus 1, 2, 4

Chorus Officer: Hospitality Committee Head 4

Altar Guild 1, 4 '

Library Aide 2, 3, 4

Creative Writirrg 3

N. E. D. T. 98 percerrtile, 1 99 percerrtile, 2

Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4

Natiorral Co11fere11ce of Christiarrs arrd Jews 4

CHARLES WALDEMAR NELSON "Charlie"

"A little 11011se11se 110w arrd th err is relished by the best of merr. "

Class Officer: Vice -Presiderrt 1

Jr. Varsity Football 1

Varsity Football 3, 4

Basketball Marrager 3, 4

Homecomirrg Escort 4

Dramatics 3

Layreader 4

Acolyte 4

Typirrg 2, 3, 4

Biological Scierrce Club 1, 2

Homecomirrg Darrce Committee 2, 3, 4

Christmas Program 2, 3

Halo Typist 2, 3, 4

N. E.D. T. 97 percemile Class Favorite 1

StM '59-'65

NINA ELLEN NORTHROP "Elerra"

"My creed is this

The way to be happy is to make others so. "

JEAN MARIE OSTER "Oyster"

"For she is sweeter than perfume itself. "

Intramurals 3, 4

Altar Guild 4

Sewing 4

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3

Christmas Program 3, 4

Halo Reporter 3, 4

Powder Puff Football 4

ANDREW ARNOLD OLIVER "Andy"

"When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child; but when I became a man, I put away childish things. "

Class Officer: President 4

Varsity Football 4

Varsity Basketball 4

Track 4

Homecoming Escort 4

Dramatics 3, 4

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

N. E. D. T. 99 percentile, 1

StM '55-' 65

StM '54-'65

KRIS POTTHARST "Krissie"

'Happiness is the only good, reason the only torch , justice the only worship, humanity the only religion, and love the only priest. "

Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Committee Chairman 3; Class Officer: Vice-President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3 , Treasurer 1; Homecoming Cheerleader 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3 , 4; Shield Assistant 1; Shield Staff: Advertising Photography Coordinator 2, Advertising Manager 3, Assistant-Editor 4; Dramatics 1; Layreader 4; Altar Guild 1, 4; Library Aide 1, 2, 3; Sewing 2; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Modern Dance Group 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Halo Reporter 3, 4; Social Issues 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; N. E. D. T. 99 percentile 1, 97 percentile 2; Modern Dance Intramurals Winners 1, 3; Jr. High Ideal; Advanced Placement 4; Pelican Girls' State Representative 4

PAUL PARISI "Paul"

"An honest man's the noblest work of God."

Honor Roll 1, 2, 3

Shield Staff: Photographer 3 , 4

Typing 1

Biological Science Club 2

Physical Science Club 1, 2, 4

National Confe r ence of Christians and Jews 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

Russian Club 3

German Club 4

Chess Club 1

N. E. D T. 97 percentile 1, 2

StM '59-'65

EUGENE EMILE RACKLE, JR. "Gen e "

"It takes life to love life. "

Varsity Basketball 3 , 4

Basketball Captain 3, 4

Basketball Manager 2

Homecoming Escort 4

Assistant 2

Dramatics 3, 4

Layreader 4

Acolyte 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

Halo Reporter 2, 3

Athletic Honor Award: Greatest Contribution to Team Effort in Basketball 3

WINSTON WENDT PURVIS "Win"

"She comes with gusts of laughter, The music as of rills; With tenderness and sweetness, The wisdom of the hills. "

Cheerleader 3, 4

Sortball 1

Volleyball 1, 2 , 3, 4

Volleyball Captain 4

Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 4

Swimming 1, 2 , 3 , 4: Captain 4

Two T earn Aw ard 3

Three Team Award 2, 4

Four Team Award 1

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Squad Leader 1, 2, 3 , 4

Intramurals Medal of Excellence 2

Homecoming Court 4

Altar Guild 4

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

Homecoming Dance Committ ee 3

Halo Typist 3

Halo Staff: Sports Editor (Girls) 4

Social Issues 4

Powder Puff football 3, 4

Spanish Club 4

Favorite: Wittiest Girl 3

"Energy and persistance conquer all things. "

Perfect Attendance 2, 3

Track 2

Intramurals 4

Dramatics 4

Style Show 1

Art 2, 3

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

HAROLD ART HUR REDDICLIFFE "Hal"

"They love him, gentlemen, and they respect him, not only for himself, but for his character, for his integrity, and judgement and iron will. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4

Honor Roll 1, 2, 3

National Honor Society 4

Pelican Boys' State Representative 4

Class Officer: Vice-President l; President 2; Sergeant-at-Arms 4

Varsity Football 3

Track 2

Homecoming Escort 4

Shield Staff: Art Editor 2, 3; Editor 4

Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4

Art 1

Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3, 4

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

Social Issues 4

N. E. D. T. Score 99 percentile 1, 2

Advanced Placement 4

StM '61-'65

DANIEL BRYAN RIORDAN "Bud"

JOCELYN STUART ROTTY "Lyn"

"Glad that I live am I; That the sky is blue; Glad for the country lanes, And the fall of dew. "

Altar Guild 4

Art 3, 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3

Christmas Program 3, 4

Halo Reporter 3

Powder Puff Football 3

SUSAN ROBINSON "Susan"

"Sugar and spice and all things nice, and such are little girls made of. "

Class Officer: Treasurer 1

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

Squad Leader 3

Style Show 1

Art 4

Typing 2

Sewing 1

Modern Dance Group 2, 3, 4

Christmas Program 3

Creative Writing 3

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

StM '53-'65

ELIZABETH VALENTINE RUSSELL "Taffy"

"To burn always with this hard, gemlike flame, to maintain this ecstasy, is success in life. "

Intramurals 3, 4

Chorus 8, 4

Chorus Officer 4 (Section Leader)

Layreader 4

Altar Guild 4

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

Modern Dance Group 3 , 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4

Christmas Program 3, 4

Halo Reporter 3

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

N. E. D. T. Score: 99 percentile

RICHARD DEVLIN ROUSSEL "Rich"

'A dimple without means a devil within. "

Perfect Attendance 2

Jr. Varsity Basketball 1

Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4

Track 2

Bowling Team 1

Intramurals 2, 3

Most Valuable Intramural Basketball 2

Homecoming Escort 4

Physical Science Club 3

Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3

Christmas Program 1, 2

Halo Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4

N. E. D. T. Score: 1, 98 percentile 2, 93 percentile

Jr. Varsity Football 1

CYNTHIA ELISA SMITH "Cyn"

"What is beautiful is good and who is good will soon be beautiful. "

Intramurals 4

Altar Guild 4

Typing 4

Gregor y Junior High School

School News paper, "Gregorian" 1

Librar y Club 1

Gregory Chorus 1

HM School Science Fair 1

Benjamin Franklin Sr. High

Almanac (liter<1-ry magazine) 2, 3

Fr ench Club 2, 3

Student Council 2

G. A. A. (Girl's Athletic Association) 2

JAYNE LINDSAY SCHLOSSER "Jayne"

"Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak!"

Honor Roll 1, 2

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

Altar Guild 4

Modern Dance Group 3 , 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

Social Issues 4

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

N. E. D. T. 98 percentile, 1, 2

Chess Club 1

StM '5o-'65

StM '54-'65

CHERYL MADELINE STEINER "Maddie"

"The grand essentials in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. "

Softball 1

Volleyball 3

Volleyball Manager 4

Junior Rummage Sale Committee Head 3

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Runner-Up 2

Squad Leader 1, 4

Shield Assistant 2, 3

Dramatics 3, 4

Layreader 4

Altar Guild 1, 4

Library Aide 2, 4

Typing 1

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

Modern Dance Group 2, 3, 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3 , 4

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

Halo Typist 2, 3, 4

Social Issues 4

Powder Puff Football 3 , 4

CHRISTOPHER HARRISON SNYDER, JR. "Chris"

"Gentle in manner, strong in performance. "

Honor Roll 2

National Honor Society 3, 4

Perfect Attendance 1, 2

Track 1, 2, 4

Intramurals 4

Dramatics 3, 4

Dramatics Board: Chairman 4

Art 1

Typing 2

Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

Office Aide 3, 4

N. E. D. T. 97 percentile 1 98 percentile 2

Spanish Club 4

KATHERINE ANN WAKEFIELD

"M ind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness. "

Highland Falls High School - New York

Intramurals 1, 2, 3

Pow Wow (newspaper) Staff 2, 3

Future Teachers of America 2

French Club 2, 3

N. E. D. T.: 99 percentile 1, 2

Honor Pass 2

P.A. Announcer 3

Pemberton High School - New Jersey

Prom Decorating Committee 3

Intramurals 3

Student Council Representative 4

Yearbook Staff 4

Girls' Athletic Association 4

RUSSELL R. WAESCHE "Russ"

"A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. "

Chorus 4

Chorus Officer: Section Leader 4

Queen Anne High School

French Club 3

StM '64-'65

"Ann"

MELINDA MARIE WARING "Melinda"

"He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much."

Intramurals 4

Altar Guild 4

Sewing 4

C. L. Ganus School

Cheerleader 1

Library Aide 1

Highest Girl Average 1

Best All-Round Girl 1

Class Favorite 1

HARRIET ELIZABETH WALTHER "Truck"

"Her heart was as great as the world, but there was no room in it to hold the memory of a wrong. "

Student Council Representative 1; Alternate Cheerleader 4; Softball 1; Softball Captain l; Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; One Team Award 1; Two Team Award 2; Three Team Award 3,4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance Winners 1; Basketball Winners 1; Modern Dance Runner-Up 3; Volleyball Runner-Up 3; High Points in Intramurals Medal 3; Squad Leader 3,4; Chorus 2; Altar Guild 4; Library Aide 3, 4; Typing 4; Halo Typist 3; Halo Staff: Copy Editor 4; Social Issues 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; N. E. D. T. Score 1, 95 percentile; 2, 94 percentile

StM '60-'65

"I propose to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4

Honor Roll 1, 2, 3

National Honor Society 2, 3 , 4

Pelican Girls' State Alternate 4

Bowling Team 2

lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

Dramatics 3, 4

Altar Guild 4

Library Aide 1, 2 , 3 , 4

Sewing 1, 2

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

Office Aide 3, 4

Russian Club 3

Halo Reporter 3, 4

Social Issues 4

Chess Club 1

Powder Puff Footb all 3, 4

N. E. D. T. Score 99 percentile 1, 2

Advanced Placement 4

DIANE CORINNE WEBRE "Diane"

"Her frowns are fairer far

Than smiles of other maidens are. "

Honor Roll 1, 2 , 3

Student Council Representative 2, 3

Committee Chairman 3

Class Officer: Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2

Perfect Attendance 1

Intramurals 1, 2 , 3, 4

Homecoming Court 3

Dramatics 2, 3 , 4

Dramatics Board 3 , 4

Style Show 1

Layreader 4

Altar Guild 1, 4

Art 1

Modern Dance Group 2, 3, 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3 , 4

Christmas Program 2, 3 , 4

Halo Reporter 3

German Club 2

N. E. D. T. Score 97 percentile 1, 2

LINDA ANN WEST "Linda"

StM '62-'65

ROBERT WIEGAND II "Sonny"

"Fortune favors the bold. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4

Honor Roll 3

Pelican Boys' State Alternate 4

Student Council Representative 4; Treasurer 4

Student Council Committee Chairman 4

General Manager of Snack-Bar 3

Track 2

Bowling Team 2

D. A. R. American History Award 3

Intramurals 4

Homecoming Escort 4

Shield Staff: Photographer 3

Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4

Layreader 4

Acolyte 4

Physical Science Club 2

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4

Christmas Program 3, 4

Halo Reporter 4

N. E. D. T. Score: 99 percentile 1, 2

Award for Special Achievement 3

PATRICIA CHERYL WHITFIELD "Louie"

"The day shall not be up as soon as I, to try the fair adventure of tomorrow. "

Intramurals 2, 3, 4

Chorus 2, 3

Dramatics 4

Christmas Program 3

Halo Reporter 3

Halo Staff: Cartoon Editor 4

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

ROBERT MANFRED WILLMER "Bobby"

"Words ought to be a little wild, for they are the assaults of thoughts on the unthinking. "

Honor Roll 2

Pelican Boys' State Representative 4

Class Officer: Treasurer 4

Sergeant-at-Arms 3

Jr. Varsity Football 1

Varsity Football 3, 4

Football Co-Captain 4

Jr. Varsity Basketball 1

Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4

Track 2, 3, 4

Dramatics 1

Acolyte 4

Christmas Program 2, 3, 4

Creative Writing 3: President 3

Halo Reporter 1, 2

Halo Staff: Sports Editor (Boys) 3, 4

Athletic Honor Award: Most Valuable Jr. Varsity

Football Player 1

Most Valuable Jr. Varsity Basketball Player 1

Spanish Club 4

MARGARET JEAN WILKINSON "Maggie"

"No gems, no gold she needs to wear, she shines intrinsically fair. "

Honor Roll 1, 2

Badminton Team 2, 3

Shield Assistant 4

Altar Guild 1, 4

Sewing 1, 3

Modern Dance Group 2, 3, 4

German Club 4

Powder Puff Football 3

N.E.D.T. Score: 99 percentile 1,2

StM '52-'65

ANNE LOUISE WYCKOFF "Anne"

"A sunny smile, and a friendly way."

Perfect Attendance 3

Alternate Cheerleader 4

Intr amurals 1, 2, 3, 4

Shield Assistant 3

Chorus 2, 3

Altar Guild 1, 4

Library Aide 3, 4

Typing 4

Sewing 1

Modern Dance Group 4

Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4

Christmas Program 2, 3

Powder Puff Football 3, 4

N. E. D. T. 95 percentile, 2

Spanish Club 4

Future Nurses' Club 3, 4

Treasurer 4

National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

"Jay-Bury"

"Variet y 's the very spice of life, that gives it all its flavor. "

Football Manager 2, 3, 4

Intramurals 3

Dramatics 3 , 4

Layreader 4

Acolyte 4

Typing 1, 3 National Conference of Christians and Jews 4

rStM '61-'65

JAY OLWIN WOODBURY

You 're going to do what to the counselor s?

King Caesar in the fourth.

Tradition

Juniors

TOMMY KREMENT Z - Treasurer

KRJSTINE HART AR - Secretary

MARKY MURPHY - Vice- President

JOHN RUCKER President

Blair Bennett

Larry Buchtel

Janie Boasberg

Ann Bremermann

Martha Burck

Pat Adkins

:sonny Bowman

Barbara Brewster

Mike Colby

John Ainsworth

Suzanne Breen

Randy Brooks

Ginger Davis

Brian Begue

Lindy Brown

Donna Dayton

Bill Goheen

Frances Duffy

Steve Falgout

Ed Griffis

Jim Edwards

Keith Fennell

Candy Hammett

Denny Jordy

Bob Ewald

Carl Flettrich

Kristine Harter

Cathy Kirgis

Dan Gano

Tommy Krementz

Tommy Merrick

Michael Pelias

Sherry Latham

Carol Mills

Marky Murphy

Suzy Pettit

Roger Lee

Jesse Morgan

Susan Normann

Dennis Pinette

Carolyn Livingston

Reed Morgan

Marshall Ordemann

Anne Reily

Tim Melius

Patsy Payzant

Barbara Robichaux

Jordan Thompson

Rucker

Al Smith

Wes Treloar

Drew Whitley

Grant Schleuter

Vail Smith

Steve Tremont

Carla Wood

Bonnie Shepherd

David Snodgrass

Susan Vickery

Jerri Wood

Malcolm Sutter

Lynn Woodbury

I thought the game was tomorrow.

Sophomores

GROVER BURNETT - Sergeant-at-Arms

ANNE KREMENTZ - Secretary

JIMMY WILKINSON - President

DAVID SNYDER - Vice-President

MIKE HESSE - Treasurer

Andy Anderson

Grover Burnett

Cynthia Andrews

Ricky Collins

Doug Black

Kathy Burck

Bill Bryson

Billy Brockman

:s. David Burnett

Keith Ann Bateman

Dorothy Davis

Parham Berryman

Earl Dobbs

Paulette Dupont

Bruce Johnston .

Carol Eavenson

Steve Kimble

Ricky Gregory Cathy Hovland

Mike Hesse

Mette Gunderson

Carl Johnson

James Fisher

Anne Krementz

Suzanne Fleming

Charles Mc Chesney

Vicki McCracken

Steve Roussel

Mary Menge Buz Rowan

Mike Moseley

Carol Robinson

Betsy Ordemann

Melinda Moss

Cathy Rose

Courtee Merr i ck

Elena Rudeke

Malcolm Moran

Judy Saik

Linda Shell

Richard Wells

Max Snell

Danny White

Gail Thompson

Frank Walsh

David Snyder

K. T. Turnbull

Jimmy Wilkinson

John Tucker

Allen Weller

Rusty Tarver

Kay Williams

Barbara Taylor

Bill Wright

Freshmen

DEBBIE WOLF President

CATHY REILY, GINGER NELSON, JEFF JONES

MARIE-LOUISE KREEGER Treasurer

WENDY DASCOMB, SANDRA WILLIAMS KAREN BALTAR Secretaries

PENNY ANTHON, SCOTT OLIVER Sergea nts-at-Arm s

Cyril Burck

Bob Capps

Jean Allen

Penny Anthon

Karen Baltar

Coral Clay

Kitty Bankston

Barbara Barnard

Anne Bernos John Blalock

Wendy-Dascomb

Betsy Bultman

Becky Emmons

Rose Lynn Evans

Thomas F avrot

Calvin Fleming

Jeff

Gordon

Bris

Linda

Philip

Rufus Harris

Ed King

Marie- Louise Kreeger

Lafa ye

LeTard

Jerry Gatto

Kathy Gauthier

Andrea Gilbert

Steve Harkness

Deborah Follett

Fremaux

Garrard

Ellen Jonassen

Jones

Collins Haynes

Tommy Jahncke

Donnie Marshall

Mary Matthew

Kathy Mcchesney

Leslie Newman

Jane Nieset

Scott Oliver Olaf Olsen

Loui s McFaul Mike McHugh

Vicki Morgan Nelson Moskal

Ginger Nelson

Barbara Oster

Mike Pettit

Robert Rainold

Joe Redden

Sandra

Debbie

Dan

Jane Saunders

Robert Schmoyer

Nancy Wilkinson

Williams

Wolf

Young

David Russell

Jim Sanderson

Cathy Reily

Beth Robinson

Fred Rodriguez

Linda Tuero

Don Wallis

Debra Wendt

Georgia Wendt

Chuck Stedman

Eighth Grade

President TYLER POSEY

President PEPPER HATCH

Vice-President DAVID NORMANN

Vice-President JUDY GORE

Secretary GRETCHEN ANDERSON

Secretary BENNIE BROWN

Treasurer SPENCER OLIVER

Treasurer MARGO PELIAS

Sergeant-at-Arms BRAD RUCKER

Sergeant-at-Arms CAMERON DUNCAN

Richard Buck

Mi chael Cothr e n

Gretchen Anderson

Charles Bahn Fe lton Davis

Stev e n Brown

Randolph Bryant

Mary Beth Barnes

Brian Berard

Marie De Camp

Jan ell Bankston ,

Chris Blakeslee

Michael Boyce

Jocelyn James

Jeff Haspel

Dorothy Holzer

Marylin Johnson

Cameron Duncan

Douglas Fleming

Annette Jones

IFrosty Horton

Barbie Houser

Hewitt Gehres

Judy Gore

Marty Kilgore

Hank Gamble

Pepper Hatch

Gail Hazard

Bayard Miller

Michael Murphy

Malcolm Maginni s

Estelle Nagel

Patty Nagel

Sherry Per sia

Sonny Matta

Beckie McKown

Spencer Oliver

Margaret Ols en Fran Phillips

David Normann

Margo Peli as Tyler Posey

Margery Reavis

Clay Spencer

Jade Van Meter

Anne Shepherd

Mop sy Shober

Brad Rucker

Richard Rus sell

Pamela Weber

Betty Ricliard

Terry Riordan

Marcy Van Wart

Glenn Wakefield

Amy West Carol West Deborah Wilkinson

Seventh Grade

7th GRADE OFFICERS

President .••

CLIFFORD SUTTER

Vice President • •

JAMES BRYMER

Secretary .••

BAS! McASHAN

Treasurer .•.

ERNIE SIMS

Sergeant- at-Arms

DAVID DUCREST

7th GRADE OFFICERS

President ••

MELISSA PAYNE

Vice President . • .

REGINA DILLON

Secretary .••

KITTY FERGUSON

Treasurer .••

PARKER MURPHY

Sergeant-at-Arms .•

RANDY GREGSON

7th GRADE OFFICERS

President •••

JOHN PAUL FLEMING

Vice President • •

HARRISON WEBRE

Secretary .•.

JAC BARNETT

Treasurer ..•

DAVID CULPEPPER

Carl Bankston

Jae Barnett

Alvin Baumer

John Andrews

William Bennett

Lee Cha stant

Elizabeth Aycock

Stephen Corli ss

Deborah Bahn

David Culpepper

Bonnie Ball

Joel Blakeslee

Laura Bohne

Randy Brown James Brymer

William Cumm i ns

Dabney Ewin Kitty Ferguson

India Fleming

Robin Dahlberg

John Paul Fleming

Susan Hagstette

Regina Dillon

John Halsey

Warren Dodd

Kelly Hill

David Ducrest

Terry Gilbert

Pat Hogan

Chuck Gould

Randolph Gregson James Grunewald

Pam Latham

Ross Lennox Pritchard Matthew

Karen Hopper

Basi McA shan

Stuart Neal

Louise Horton

Robert Newman

Brenda Jones

Majorie Nie set

Sparky Kobrock

Virginia McFarland

Susan Parisi

William Meyer

Bill Morgan Parker Murphy

Tommy Shepherd

Ernest Sims

Lisa Smith

Thomas Smith Ronald Snodgrass

Melissa Payne

Kenneth Walsh

James Pellerin

Harrison Weber

Susan Platter

Leslie Weber

Mary Janet Salm

Roxanne Wright

Cynthia Sprague Mary Summers

Clifford Sutter Jenny Treen Kitty von Gohren

Elementary Dedication I f

The 1965 SHIELD staff takes pride in dedicating the elementary section of the yearbook to a teacher whose excellent guidance has given a firm ba ckg round to each of her student s,

The prese nt senior class is the first graduating class of MRS, EVELYN AN THON

Elementary Faculty

EVELYN ANTHON B. A., Louisiana State University; B. S., Louisiana Tech. (Kindergarten)

BOBBYE BERARD (Remedial Reading)

ALICE M. BOWMAN B. M. , Louisiana State University (Music)

NELL C. BERNOS B. A., University of Southwestern Louisiana; Tulane University (Kindergarten)

MARY COURTNEY BRYMER

B. S, Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; University of Houston, Tulane (Third)

ALICE MAE C. BRYSON B. A., Southeastern Louisiana College ( Fifth)

CECILE BROWN CLEMENT B. A. , Millsaps College (First)

HELEN E. GREGORY

B. A., Central Washington College; Tulane University; Loyola University; Dominican College (Fourth)

JEW ELL E. GRIFFIS B. A., McNeese State College (Sixth)

THOMAS H. CROMER B S., Jacksonville State Teachers College; Tulane University; Dominican College; University of Dayton ( Sixth)

THERESA FROST

B. A. , Southeastern Louisiana College (Second)

BELLE L. JOHNSON Newcomb College (Elementary Physical Education)

LOUISE M. LEHMAN

B. A. , Tulane University; University of Texas; Southwest Texas State College (Fourth:;

ROBERT A WEDGE (Playground Supervisor)

B. A., University of Southwestern Louisiana; M.A. , George Peabody College (Fifth)

B.A., W. Kentucky State Teachers College; Univ. of Illinois; Univ. of Wisconsin; Tulane Univ.; Loyola Univ. (Elementary Librarian, AudioVisual Aids)

DENNY RUNNELS WORLEY

B. A., Baylor Univ.; Texarkana College; Univ. of Maine {Third)

B. A., Agnes Scott College; Tulane University (Second)

ANITA WHITFIELD B. A., Tulane; Louisiana State University (First)

LOWER SCHOOL LIBRARY AIDES

Mrs. Sally Shymanski, sponsor

Lee Ann Ashby Melissa Perrett

Pemmie Austin Sally Pettit

Marc Berard Sandra Platter

Buzzy Brown Jim Ray

Sylvia Cunningham Robert Richardson

Dawn Davenport Margo Sanders

Leah Elbrecht Peter Stedman

Kathryn Favrot Cory Sullivan

Anne Fox Betsy Threefoot

Randy Fox Charles Weeth

David Gamble Wendy Wolf

Louise Harris

Cindy Jacobs

Kathy Leslie

Rosalie Lopez

Christine McGrew

Adair Pedrick

Elementary Snaps

Sixth Grade

Charlotte Bahn

Rebecca Bernos

Charles Favrot

Catherine Bott

Sarah Coffee Dawson Corley

Brooke Fox

Gary Brewster

Ty Cook

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Sylvia Cunningham Benton Gay

Barry Graf

Cynthia Hayne s

Peter Howard Carson Llewellyn

Mary Harknes s

\

Martha Henard

Anne Lambert

Meredith Mccloskey

.~~\\. Louise Harris

Andrew Martinez

,,~ i .H, Philip Hatch

Mark Moore

Margaret Pedrick

Susan Merrick

Roxane Moskal

Julie Pellerin

Carol Miller

Gleeson Murphy

Sally Pettit

Lisa Posey

Melinda Miller

Louise Normann

Cherry Phillips

Catherine Rainold

Robert Richardson

Onni Savola

Grace Tabb

Gregory Winskey

Jill Saunders

Robert Schimek

Margaret Taylor

Wendy Wolf

Charlotte Spencer

Charles Weeth

Peter Stedman

George Wilson

Susan Ashby

John Dahlberg

Marc Berard

Carolyn Brown

Thomas Capps

Cynthia Davenport

Edith Blakeslee

Daniel Brymer

Renee Chastant

Foster Duncan

Kelly Duncan

Constance Ewin

Anne Fox

Barbara Gore

Stephen Duncan

Kathryn Favrot

James Fuechsel

Karin Grafstrom

Leah Elbrecht

David Gamble

Leigh Harris

Gerald Evans

Christopher Laws'bn

Louise Mykolyk

Martha Hatch

Elizabeth LeNoir

Michael Page

Adrea Heebe

Robert Long

Elizabeth Pedrick

Lauralee Reed

David Hesse

Duncan Maginnis

Stephen Pottharst

Mary Price Robinson

David Rusch

Margaret Sanders

Linnea Swanson

Margaret Weeth

Stephanie Samples

Amy Schimek

Betsy Three foot

Susan Winsky

John Shober

John Treen

Daniel Synder

Simon Ward

Fourth Grade

Pemmie Austin

Bill Ball

Margaret Hunter

Betsy Bankston

Randy Brauner Darcy DP.vine

Dickie Fox

Steven Graf Cindy Jacobs

Tommy Bateman

Chris Carpenter

Loring Ferguson

Janie Fox

Susan Habeeb Linda

Kimble

Bonnie Bee

Lynden Clay

Mark Fisher

Carol Gore

Phyllis Hecht

Kathy Leslie

Gregory Berard

Dawn Davenport Barrett Flowers

Lizbeth Gould Leslie Holtzman

Becky Llewellyn

Eric Lugenbuhl

Kevin Moss

Elizabeth Page

Cynthia Revisore Jocelyn Stedman

Kicker Vallas

Michael McCullar

Michael Munden

Melissa Perrett

Richard Rusch Corry Sullivan

Chris von Gohren

Jean MP.com

Kenneth Nelson

Sandra Platter

Scott Shober Macy Teetor West

Robert Meyer

Chris Newman

Carol Randolph

Carl Speer Carole Touzet

Brian White

Kirk Moore

Kathryn Williams

Third Grade

Lee Ann Ashby

Stephen Long

John Austin

Rosalie Lopez

Walter Becker

Stewart Dahlberg

Carol Humpreys

Diane Massimini

Rufus Brown

Stephen Gamble

Charles Harris

Patti Jacobs

Christine McGrew

Temple Brown

Lindsay Ellis

Karen Gorney

Mary Marsha Hazard Craig Lawson Dean Mettam

Cameron Carraway

Randolph Fox

Penelope Haas

Horton

Charles Lee

Mark Morere

Anne Murphy

Gail Randolph

Francoise Richardson

Anne Roussel

Nancy Sanders

Ben Mark Treen

Carol Mykolyk

James Ray Laura Roach

Alan Schimek

George Ward

Richard Nieset

Jay Reed

Mary Kay Robinson

Wesley Samples

William Shell Edward Whitfield

Pamela Page

Carla Reinhard

Harold Tabb

Linda Wilson

Adair Pedrick

Peter Wilson

John Pullen Lisa Woolfolk

Second Grade

Cathy Carpenter

Deborah Crawford

Boone

Diane Deane

Ferguson

Elisabeth Grafstrom

Jimmy Hartman

Leslie Martinez

Candace Haas

l

Douglas Harris ., Murray Huber

Richard Mayer

Robbie Streek

Bruce McDowell

William Sullivan )1

Sharie Ann Taylor

Steven Threefoot

Jennifer Tuero

Donna Lee Young

Pringle Teetor

Megan Tiller

Robert Washington

Picture

First Grade

Elizabeth Gaines

Monica Grafstrom

Winston DeBlanc

Theodore Geoca John Green

Andree Chastant

Richard De pp Gray Gorney

Sally Harris

Crichton Brown

Stuart Clay

Julie Favrot

Rebecca Gould

Carol Becker

E. Burglass

Rod Clement

Ann Fleetwood

Boyd Bel

Cynthia Calo

Eli z abeth Coffee

Christopher Fox

Jeffrey Holmquist

Buel Humphreys

Patricia Llewellyn

Melissa Morere

Martha Holzer

MacMillan Irvin

Ruth Maginnis

Lisa Mott

Gregory Keller

Erin Memmer

";.A

Stacy Nugent

Lisa Roach

Susan Montgomery

Wallace Porter Jan Rvdstrom

Leslie Streeck

Lucy Ray ...

William Samples Andre Touzet

Kristen Speer John Vallas

Leslie Fox

Earl Haas

David Durham

Deborah Frandsen

Ellen Harris

James Cook

Kenneth Eilertsen

Anne Griffis

Lauren Hartwell

Anne Atkinson

Susan Bee

Laura Corbett

Lance Fitzpatrick

Da vid Arceneaux

Catana Brown

Denise Couturie

Catherine Babin

Kendall Carraway

Jane Dee Ingerman

Kent Klein

William Kihneman

Donald Lambert

Brian McCracken

tl '

Peggy Martinez

Leslie McLaughlin

Tracy Mitchell

Donald Memmer

Douglas Montgomery

Charles Reily

Frank Toye

Dutch O'Neal

Brett Schellhase

Bertrand Wilson

Lars Soderberg

Suzann Worley

National Merit Scholarship Finalists

HAL REDDICLIFFE

EARL McCALLON

National Merit Scholarship

SONNY WIEGAND

VINCENT MASSIMINI

LINDA WEST

National Merit Scholarship Finalists

PETER GRIFFIN CHARLES LECHE

GLENN JOHNSON

Dorothy Davis, Malcolm Sutter, Ida Jonassen, John Rucker, Patsy Payzant, Kristine Harter, Anne Krementz, Suzanne Fleming, Jimmy Wilkinson, Bill Goheen, Bill Brockman, Drew Whitley, Susan Vickery, Cathy Kirgis, Barbara Brewster, Bonnie Shepherd, Melinda Moss, James Fisher, Rusty Tarver, Doug Black, Bob Ewald, Tommy Krement z , Mike Hesse, Steve Falgout, Jordan Thompson, Steve Kimble, David Snyder.

90th -

Martha Burck, Suzy Pettit, Lynn Woodbury, Vail Smith, Anne Reily, Linda Shell, Carol Robinson, Jerri Wood, Larry Buchtel, Bruce Johnston, William Wright, Frances Duffy, Marky Murphy, Richard Wells, Frank Walsh, Grant Schlueter, Bill Bryson, Carl Johnson, Ed Griffis, Dennis Pinette, Ricky Gregory, Earl Dobbs, Jesse Morgan

MISSING: Reed Morgan, Mike Moseley, Al Smith, Judy Saik, Carla Wood

95th PERCENTILE A ND A BOVE

95th PERCENTILE

VINCENT MA SSIMINI President

ELLSWORTH 0, VAN SLATE Sponsor

LEA

BOBBY MILES Vice President

Honor Society

ANN CARPENTER

PETER GRIFFIN

DONNA GUSTAFSON

KATHY HESSE GLENN JOHNSON

HAL REDDICLIFFE

CHRIS SNYDER

LINDA WEST

BARBARA BREW STER

MARTHA BURCK CATHY KIRGIS JOHN RUCKER

Pelican State

ALTERNATES

SEATED: Glenn Johnson, Linda West

STANDING: Sonny Wiegand, Bobby Miles

REPRESENTATIVES

REPRESENT AT IVES

Kris Pottharst Kathy Hesse

Bobby Willmer Hal Reddicliffe

Advanced Placement

Georg e Lewis, sponsor

Glenn Johnson, Linda West, Donna Gustafson, Hal Reddicliffe, Bobby Miles.

A. G, PORTER Head Coach

EARL McCALLON

FR, BEL Assistant Coach

FRANK LETARD

BOBBY WILLMER

Co-Captains

CHARLES LECHE Manager

JAY

Manager

ST. MARTIN'S ROUTED, 29-0

Wide-Awake Van Winkle Paces Texans

By JAY HANDELMAN

Quarterback Dan Van Winkle proved to be no figment of a Texan's big imagination as he. led St. John's of Houston to a 29-0 win over St. Martin's Friday at St. Martin's field.

The 190-pound senior scored one touchdown, passed for two others, booted two extra points, led both teams in rushing with 71 yar~s and completed five passes ' for 75 yards. He sparkled on defense, too.

The St. John's defense , headed by Ward Hillyer, John Moody, Doug Ankenman and Bob Hixon held the Saints to five first downs and 31 yards rushing . ·St . John's picked up 10 first downs and 210 yards on the ground

After a scoreless first quarter, the Texans broke the ice midway of the second perjod when Van Winkle plunged over from the one. A 20-yard aerial from the quarterback to Lloyd Cunnington set the ball up on the seven-yard marker.

With two minutes remaining in the half, Ankenman blasted for 22-yards and the second TD.

Van Winkle's five-yard pass to John Levine brought th~ score to 20-0 in the third period and a safety added two more points before the third quarter ended They rounded out their scoring in the last period on a seven - yard toss from Van Winkle to eun~ ningqam.

ROGER

WESLEY BOLLES Tackle

JOHN BRODERS Guard

i1eLLe c'Hisse IS EXTENDED

Cardinals Come Back to · Top Saints, 14-6

By JAY HANDELMAN

The Belle Chasse Cardinals were jolted by an early St Mar- 1 tin's touchdown, but recovered and rolled to a 14-6 win over the spunky Saints in i District 7A . and iji\>er~ide League battJe J\fQ!lQaY at 'st. Ma_rtin's.

: After the Saints took the 1opening kickoff and marched 'to a ~score on 16 plays, the Cardinals rallied for their first TD ' midway of the second quarter,

I Reed Morgan scorec('fhe- lone ·St. 1'4artin's tally on a one- Iyard ' plunge which climaxed a Ispectacular 80-yard drive to i open the game. ,

1 St. Martin's picked up 136 , yards rushing to 106 for Belle Chasse and 11 first downs to four for the Cards. ·

Morgan ·paced the ball carriers with 63 yards. Bremer was next with 56 Pefensive standouts for Belle Chasse were Bruce Bancroft, Tim Fredrick and Fleming. Jordon Thompson and Frank Letard led the St Martin's def~nse.

LORJNG BUGBEE Guard

JEFF GRAF Back

FRANK LET ARD Guard

NEWMAN RIPS SAINTS, 25 TO 6

'John Autenreith G e ta

Three .T_Q!J$.h.d..QWJ11.. ·'

Soph fullback John Auten~ Ireith punched out three iouch~ 1downs as the Newman Greenie overpowered St. Martin's 25-6 Friday in a District 7A contest. .!

Autenreith unreeled TD runs of 10' yards to put Newman in j front, 6-0 at haHtime, then ran for five yards in the third quarter and then capped a 42-yard · run bY. plunging over for .the final yard in the fourth quarter.

The Greeme team used their ground attack ·on all their scores as the Saints couldn't contain 4utenreith, Ross Buck~ ley and Clelland Powell. Their tirst sore came after a 60-yard drive that saw Autenreith chalking up the most yardage along , with the touchdown

i After recovering a Saints' Ifumble in thP. third quarter, '

IAutenreith scored on the firs : play. The Saints tben mount their lone drive of the. game~ traveling 62 yards on end sweeps by halfback Andy Oliv~r and . Reed Morgan. Morg scored on a 14-yard run aroun left end to postthe Salnts' on]y points.

In the final quartet Green\e backs Ross Buckley and Autdn· reith tore of( most of the yardage on a i4-yard drive that ended with Clelland Powell putting Newman a.head · 18-6. The final score came as Autenreith , ran 42 · yards to St. Martin's three and then carried over lfr9,91 .tp,E; _prie a play later: BUokley •· Jdfled the extra point,

VINCE MASSIMINI Tackle

CHARLES NELSON End

ANDY OLIVER Back

r.t•i0Gewooo-~R1Ps SAINTS

Adams, Klotz, Roussel

- Pace 26-6 Win

A power-packed running attack, paced by halfback Petie Adams who scored two touch~: downs, gained Ridgewood PreP: , a 26-6 win over St. Martin's Saturday night at NORD sta- ' dium .

Halfback Bobby Klotz put the Eagles ahead in the first quarter with a goal crossing sprint ·while quarterback Butch Roussel rambled on ,a 52-yard keeper around right end that made it 14-0 in the second quarter. Roussel kicked both extra points.

Cm. the first play of the third period halfback Petie Adams burst over right guard for 55 yards and then later after an 1 interception by Klotz and two , running plays, Adams scored' again on a three-yard dash Iaround end This ended Ridge; ;;t~~;d ~~~ril:~t ~~a;~r. teams

With only minutes remaining in the game St. Martin's got , off their lone drive of the con1test. A John Rucker to Reese Rowan pass put the Saints on the midfield mark. Rucker ran ; right end to the Eagles 39 and 1 , got 15 yards more on a penalty I :Two plays later Rucker passed to halfback Brian Begue for thej· Saint's only touchdown.

BOBBY WILLMER Back

PAT ADKINS End

BRIAN BEGUE Back

BEN FRANKLIN TRIUMPHS, 6-0 1

:Bud Sutherland Pass to/ Fleming Does It

A Bud Sutherland to Mike ' Fleming pass in the second\ quarter produced the lone score ' ·for Ben Franklin and the Falcons made it stick to defeat St. 1Martin's Friday 6-0 on the Saints \ field . .

Dominating play in the first half, Ben Franklin couldn't tally points until quarterback Sutherland, on a bootleg play from th e Saints 11, threw to end Fleming in the end zone. The extra point failed ·

Key defens~ve plays by the ·Falcons' Ch a r 1i e Langhoff, Wayne Webb, Scott Mounce and Bobby Clark halted the three drives St. Martin's mounted in the game ,

With Sutherland running his j backs wide and passing when 1 first down yardage was needed, : the Falcons controlled the ball ! , most of the game.

' Late in the final period St. I Martin's moved from their own 34 after John Rucker stole a ; Falct>n pass. Andy Oliver threwl . 39 yards to Jeff Graf and the

: Saints were on the Falcon 27.

!Two plays later Ben Franklin i 1 iced the game with an intercep- 1 1 Ition and ran out the clock

LARRY BUC!-ITEL Back

JIM EDWARDS End

CARL FLETTRICH Guard

1Eagles Explode in Second ' · Period

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DAVID GODCHAUX

The St. Bernard Eagles drub• ibed the St. Martin's Saints 44-71 in a Riverside League encounter played at St. Martin's Saturday ; afternoon.

St. Martin's took an opening ! .quarter lead on a 23-yard drive l !after a fumble recovery by" !Drew Whitley. Tommy Merrick 1 1 · carried the ball over from the one to cap the drive and a Merrick to Mike Mosely pass netted the Saints a 7-0 l~ad.

St. Bernard started the first of their fireworks in the opening minutes of the second quarter. On a punt return, Richard ,Wood handed to Jay Martin at : the Saint's 35 and Martin car. ,, ried the ball the rest of the way for a TD The point after l~Y Kenny Balser was g_?od and the score stooct , 7-7. Later in I ,the quarter, St. Bernard coun- J , tered what proved to · be the I winning tally on a 50-yard pass · from quarterback Bradley Hernandez to Martin. The PAT failed and St. Bernard Jed 13-7.

Score b~- q u,!i ters:

St. .l\:fartin 's , 7 0 0 0- 7

St. Bernard 0 19 ' 6 19-44

Scoring: St. Marl m's- Merrick (l· ya§t ri~~nard-,?.fa~tin ('.35-yarct run), PAT Balser (klckl. Hernandez to Martin (50 ;•ards); Asunsion (25-yard run); Wood 150-yard run,: Wood (1-yard run): Hernandez to Wood 130 yardo). PAT. Balser (kick): Martin (7Z-yar1 run).

EDDIE GRIFFIS Back

ROGER LEE End

TOMMY MERRICK Back

CAJUNS DOWN SAINTS, 14-6

QB Rhodes Tosses Two TD Passes

By JOEY MORGAN

Country Day's Cajuns roared from behind with two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to \ whip the hapless St Martin Saints 14-6 in a Riverside con- 1 test played Friday at Country Day

The victory boosted the Cajuns' season mark to 5-3 while it was the eighth loss in succession for the Saints.

The Saints tallied first on a four-yard burst by fullback Reed Morgan The plunge capped a 17-yard march to pay :dirt after Rickey Rowland fumbled the game's first punt and , the Saints took over on the Ca' j uns ' 17-yard marker.

; St. Martin held a 6-0 lead through the first half and the third quarter thanks to some fine defensive play by Frank Letard and Vincent Massimini.

HQwever, the Cajuns drove ,64 yards in eight plays for a touchdown to begin the fourth Iquarter. Quarterback Chiggy t ,Rhodes fired a pin-point aerial •to Bob Trickette for 28 yards : and the score. Rhodes connecte~ i 1with Trickette again for the ' j PAT which put the Cajuns in i ,the lead 7-6. I

REED MORGAN Back

JOHN RUCKER Back

DAVID SNODGRASS Tackle

BURAS BEATS i SAINTS, 19-14 1

\Loss Is Eight in Row for ' St. Martin's

By JOEY MORGAN

Buras added another sour note to an already dreary St. Martin's football season Friday ! when the Wildcats whipped the ! Saints 19-7 in a District 7-A \ encounter at St. Martin's.

Buras scored the first time \ they had their hands on the ball on a quick, five-play, 78-yard drive to paydirt. It wa,s climax- I ed by a four-yard power burst by halfback Joe Arnold. The. score was set up by a. 70-yard sprint around end by fleet halfback John Reddick, who racked · up a total of 135 yards.

The Saints retaliated after the ensuing kickoff with a 62yard drive which was cl!lmina t- i ed by an eight-yard halfback pass from Bob Willimer to Jeff Graff. The conversion by Vincent Massimini gave the Saints a short-lived 7-6 lead.

With 3:42 remaining in the \ hair, Carlos Guttry blasted over 1 from the one-yard marh;r to , give the Cats a 12-7 margin. I

The turning point came in the ! early moments of the thi rd i period when Gary Wilson reco v- , ered a Saint fumble on the St. : Martm's 21. Three plays later, i ·quarterback Gene Buras fired ! a 16-yard scoring strike to !Arnold.

I The Saints scored on the last rplay of tne game on an eightyard toss from Ed Griffis to end 'i Charles Nelson . ·

MALCOLM SUTTER Center

JORDAN THOMPSON Tackle

DREW WHITLEY Tackle

IST. ~MARTIN'S ···i WINNER. 19-6

f , , Victor jn, .Cellar. Battle ! . with ·Mfci-City .I

In the battle for ·the Riverside cellar St. Martin's Saints put_ the ·Mid • qty Pi'orieers th~re li'riday . afternoon as ·they won the season ender 19-6 at Metai• r.ie .Pl;:iyg?'ound.

I .Behind 6-0 in the second period thti : Saints put ,on a good drive that halfback Bobby Will· mer topped by smashing over from the one : Vincent Massimini kicked the· extra · point to give the Saints a 7-6 lead at the half.

, Tommy Merrick inter,cepted a Pjoneer pass in the third quarter and ran it b a c k 25 yards to the Mid-City 19. Four plays later Reed Morgan scored. _ The final score of the game ::ilso came in this period on a 31.yard drive that John Broders ended with a score from the I two . . St: Mart~n•s · .. o 7 12 0-l!Jj Mid - City . .. .. 6 0 0 0:-' 6

MIKE HESSE Back

CHARLES McCHESNEY End

MIKE MOSELEY End

BUZ ROWAN

DANNY YOUNG

The 1964 Saint's junior varsity football team got off to a slow start during the past season. We lacked size and experience, and as the season progressed, we suffered many injuries. However, I think that the progress shown toward the end of the season indicates that practice and experience helped develop many of the boys. Some will try out for the varsity next fall, and others will vie for a starting spot on the 1965 junior varsity.

The seventh grade this year had a team of their own for the ability of the seventh graders should lead to a brighter football future at St. Martin's.

CHARLES DIKE Head Coach

BILL WOHLFORD Assistant Coach

BOBBY FLETTRICH Assistant Coach

CAMERON DUNCAN, SCOTT OLNER, RUFUS HARRISJ. V. Football Captains

Junior Varsity Football Team

FIRST ROW: John Blalock , Bob Capps, Tommy Favrot, Calvin Fleming , Rufus Harris, Tommy Jahncke , Jeff Jones, Ed King, Philip LeTard.

SECOND ROW: Louis McFaul , Scott Oliver, Mike Pettit , Robert Rainold , Joe Redden, David Russell, Jim Sander son , Don Wallis, Brian Berard.

THIRD ROW: Bennie Brown, Steven Brown , Mike Cothren , Cameron Duncan, Doug Fleming , Hank Gamble, Jeff Ha spel, Pepper Hatch , Fro sty Horton.

FOURTH ROW: Bayard Miller , Mike Murphy, Spencer Oliver, Brad Rucker, Clay Spencer, John Andrews, Jae Barnett, Randy Brown , Jim Brymer.

FIFTH ROW: Lee Cha stant, David Culpepper, . Warren Dodd, Dabney Ewin , John Paul Fleming, Chuck Gould, J i m Grunewald , John Halsey, Kelly Hill.

SIXTH ROW: Bill Meyer , Bill Morgan, Parker Murphy , Stuart Neal, Robert Newman, Ernie Sims, Tom Smith, Cliff Sutter, Harrison Weber.

MISSING: Ed King.

VARSITY BASKETBALL

Four Seniors and ten Juniors made up the 1964-65 St. Martin's varsity basketball squad. Senior co-captain Gene Rackle led the team in scoring and was one of the outstanding players in the district The other Senior co-captain, Richard Roussel, with his fine jump-shooting and consistent defense, turned in a commendable effort during the season.

This was a "change" year for the team. They had to learn a new system under a new coach. Usually, under these conditions, there is quite a period of readjusti:nent. Our overall season was successful from the standpoint of a won-loss record ; however, we were not able to win a position in the state playoffs, finishing third in the District 7A competition behind Newman and St. Bernard.

Because of their excellent effort this season, we look forward to the return of the Juniors.

I sinc.erely thank the cheerleaders•and the student body for their faithful and unending support throughout the season.

GENE RACKLE Co-Captain

CHARLES NELSON Manager

CHARLES R. DIKE Coach

RICHARD ROUSSEL Co-Captain SONNY

ANDY OLIVER

GENE RACKLE

BOBBY WILLMER

JOHN AINSWORTH

LARRY BUCHTEL

TOMMY MERRICK

JOHN RUCKER

DAVID SNODGRASS

JORDAN THOMPSON

DREW WHITLEY

J. V. Basketball

"A ct ion speaks louder than words. " The J. V. basketball team's hustle, self-discipline, and desire to win clearly indicate that this expression is quite appropriate. However, the team's spirit and great success would not have been possible without the help of Bob Flettrich who earned much of the credit for our fine season.

BUZZY ROWAN Co-Captain

BILL WOHLFORD Coach

MIKE HESSE Co-Captain

KNEELING:

Brad Rucker

Chuck Stedman

Mike Hesse

Carl Johnson

STANDING:

Bill Brockman

Bill Bryson

Donnie Marshall

Bruce Johnston

Mike Moseley

Buz Rowan

Junior High Basketball

FRONT ROW: Cameron Duncan, Captain, Hank Gamble, Captain MIDDLE

ROW: Bayard Miller, Manager, Michael Boyce, David Normann, Tyler Posey, Spencer Oliver, Pepper Hatch, Michael Murphy BACK ROW: Felton Davis, Sonny Matta, Guy Randolph, Bennie Brown, Hewitt Gehres, Frosty Horton, Manager.

FRONT ROW: Tommy Shepherd, Captain, Clifford Sutter, Captain MIDDLE

ROW: Ernie Sims, John Paul Fleming BACK ROW: Frosty Horton, Manager, Ronnie Snodgrass, Bill Cummins, Harrison Weber, Kelly Hill, Lee Chastant, Chuck Gould, Parker Murphy, Warren Dodd , Stuart Neal, Bayard Miller, manager. MISSING FROM PICTURE: John Halsey , David Ducrest, Mark Kobrock

EIGHTH GRADE

BOBBY FLETTRICH Coach

SEVENTH GRADE

Varsity Cheerleaders

Kathy Hesse

Donna Dayton

Winston Purvis Glenn Johnson Mary Menge

Juanea Jones

Candy Hammett

AL TERNA TE CHEERLEADERS

AL TERNA TE HOMECOMING CHEERLEADERS

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Beth

Lisa

Maura

Bris Garard

Brenda Jones

Annette Jones

Ann Bremermann , Lynn Woodbury

Susan Robinson, Betty Walther, Alex Corry , Kris Pottharst, Kathy McHugh, Anne Wyckoff.

Robinson

Smith

Berard

Girls' Athletics

With this year's graduating seniors goes the finest group of athletes that I have seen at St. Martin's. By playing for the fun of the game but with their whole hearts, they have earned my deep respect and affection. The girls coming Up have a high goal to reach in the areas of ability, effort, enthusiasm, and sportsmanship.

OUR RECORD THIS YEAR

Volleyball - "A" - 1st in regular seasonlost tournament; "B" - 3rd in regular seasonwon tournament. 1st Tennis Meet - (Jr/Sr High) - If we win this year, we will have won 3 years in a row and will retain permanent possession of the trophy. Basketball - Tied for 1st in regular season; lost tournament. 1st Swimming Meet - 5th. Overall Fitness Average - 8'J<l/o

WINSTON PURVIS

Volleyball "A" Team Captain Swimming Team Captain

HELEN LEBLANC Girl's Athletic Director

KATHY HESSE Tennis Team Captain Basketball Team Co-Captain

PAULETTE DUPONT

Volleyball "B" Team Captain

GLENN JOHNSON Basketball Team Co-Captain

MISSING

Swimming Team

GIRLS' VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM

Glenn Johnson, Barbara Barnard, Ellen Jona sse n, Betty Walther, Kathy Hesse, Mary Menge , Winston Purvis, Captain

FROM PICTURE: Keith Bateman, Lindy Brown

GIRLS' "A" VOLLEYBALL TEAM

SEATED:

Lindy Brown

Betty Walther

Kathy McHugh

Patsy Payzant

Glenn Johnson

STANDING:

Kris Gauthier

Kathy Hesse

Winston Purvis, CAPTAIN

Juanea Jones

Suzanne Breen

GIRLS' "B" VOLLEYBALL TEAM

FRONT ROW:

Courtee Merrick

Barbara Taylor

Mary Menge

Kathy Burck

BACK ROW:

Carol Robinso n

Paulette Dupont, CAPTAIN

Karen Baltar

Linda Lafaye

Linda Tuero

GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM

BACK ROW: Mary Matthew, Jean Allen, Juanea Jones, Suzanne Breen, Winston Purvis, Anne Reily, Linda West

FRONT ROW: Cathy Reily, Ginger Nelson, Glenn Johnson, Captain; Kathy Hesse, Captain; Kathy McHugh, Kay Williams, Marie-Louise Kreeger

GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM

Sandra Williams, K. T. Turnbull, Linda Tuero, Melinda Moss, Kathy Hesse, Captain, Carol Robinson, Betty Walther, Mary Menge, Keith Bateman

WINNING INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL TEAM

FRONT ROW:

Kristine Harter

Candy Hammett

Barbara Brewster, Ca pt.

Patsy Payzant

BACK ROW:

Ginger Davis

Jerri Wood

Martha Burck

Suzy Pettit

Ida Jonassen

INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL RUNNER UP

FRONT ROW:

Keith Bateman

Kathy Burck

Mary Menge

BACK ROW:

Parham Berryman

Cathy Hovland

Dorothy Davis

Betsy Ordemann

Linda Shell

WINNING INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM

KNEELING:

·Linda West

Betty Walther

Kathy McHugh, Capt.

Donna Gustafson

Judy Flynn

STANDING:

Melinda Waring

Elena Rudeka

Pam Danos

Kathy Hesse

MODERN DANCE

UPPER PICTURE: Carol Robinson, Anne Wyckoff, Kris Pottharst, Yvette Lea, Pam Danos, Diane Webre, Juanea Jones, Sherry Hopper, Donna Gus~afson.

LOWER PICTURE: Susan Robinson, Margaret Wilkinson , Kathy McHugh, Kitty Bankston , Kris Gauthier, Glenn Johnson, Alex Corry, Mary Menge.

GIRLS' JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL TEAM

FRONT ROW: Terry Riordan, Margaret Olsen, Estelle Nagel, Timer, Suzy Snyder MIDDLE ROW: Amy West, Maura Berard, Susan Hagstette, Lisa Smith, Bonnie Ball, Laura Bohne BACK ROW: Annette Jones, Brenda Jones, Mary Beth Barnes, Debbie Wilkinson, Anne Shepherd. Captain, Judy Gore

The effort shown by this year's Jr. High Girls' teams has bet!n tremendous. They accomplished that which they set out to do - to be "No. l" in volleyball and basketball interscholastic competition. With victory as their goal, they were ever mindful of good sportsmanship, consideration for others and those essentials which make a fine team.

This group of girls have my deepest admiration and thanks for a truly gratifying experience as their coach.

BELLE JOHNSON Junior High Coach

GIRLS' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM

FRONT ROW: Suzy Snyder, Laura Bohne, Maura Berard MIDDLE ROW:

Estelle Nagel, Sherrie Persia, Amy West, Judy Gore, Bonnie Ball BACK

ROW: Annette Jones, Margo Pelias, Debbie Wilkinson, Anne Shepherd, Captain; Becky McKown, Marie Decamp, Marty Kilgore

GIRLS' JUNIOR HIGH TENNIS TEAM Barbie Houser, Pritchard Matthew, Susan Hagstette, Laura Bohne, Bonnie Ball, Debbie Wilkinson, Anne Shepherd, Sherrie Persia MISSING FROM PICTURE: Marie DeCamp

Council

JR. HIGH REPRESENTATIVES: Carol West, Mike Cothren, Dabney Ewin, Stuart Neal

Snack Bar Assistant Manager, Carol Robinson; Manager, Vincent Massimini

Vice-President, Kathy Hesse; Treasurer, Sonny Wiegand; Secretary, Susan Vickery

SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES

Parham Berryman Mike Hesse

FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: Becky Emmons, Debbie Wendt (ex-officio). Missing from picture: Jan Saunders

As sistant Editors

Business Manager

Copy Editor

MARTHA

Copy Transcriber

JUANEA JONES

Advertising Manager

FRANKIE YEARGAIN Sponsor HAL REDDICLIFFE Editor

KRIS POTTHARST

KATHY HESSE GLENN JOHNSON

GENE JENKINS

MALCOLM SUTTER

BURCK

CAROL ROBINSON Assistant Copy Transcriber

ANNE KREMENTZ Assistant Ad Photo Coordinator

CATHY KIRGIS Assistant Business Manager

JESSE MORGAN , Assistant Copy Editor

FRONT ROW: Bris Garrard, Keith Bateman, Kathy Gauthier, Ellen Jonassen, Jan Saunders, Mary Menge, Kay Williams MIDDLE

ROW: Paulette Dupont, Buz Burck, Barbara Taylor, Debbie Wolf, Suzy Pettit, Coral Clay, Karen Baltar, Linda Lafaye, Anne Bernos, Courtee Merrick BACK ROW: Steve Kimble, Bobby Miles, Doug Fyfe, Richard Wells, Sonny Bowman, Mary Matthews, Cathy Reily, Carl Flettrich, Kathy Burck, David Russell, Jim Fisher

LARRY BUCHTEL Processing Coordinator

ANNE REILY - - - - Photo Custodian

CARL JOHNSON Activities Photography Coordinator

STEVE FALGOUT -Advertising Photography E::oordinator -

PHOTOGRAPHERS

~onny Bowman, Sonny Wiegand, Charles Leche, Paul Parisi

LYNN WOODBURY - Business and Circulation Manager

SHERRY HOPPER - - - - - - - - - - Feature Editor

BETTY WALTHER - - -

BARBARA BREWSTER

- - - Copy Editor Managing Editor

WINSTON PURVIS - - - - Sports Editor

BOBBY WILLMER - - - - Sports Editor

CHERYL WHITFIELD - - - - Cartoonist

GENE JENKINS - - - - - Photographer

KRIS GAUTHIER - - - - Fashion Editor

GEORGE LEWIS Sponsor

KATHY HESSE Editor

FRESHMAN AND SENIOR REPORTERS

FRONT ROW: Andy Oliver, Donna Gustafson, Becky Emmons, Cathy Reily, Penny Anthon, Kris Pottharst, Linda West, Jean Oster, Alex Corry, Bobby Miles, 2nd ROW: David Russell, John Broders, Richard Roussel, Sonny Wiegand, Doug Fyfe, Peter Griffin, Mike Guiza, Bob Capps, Mike Pettit, Steve Harkness. MISSING: Mary Matthew

TYPISTS

1st ROW: Mary Menge, Kathy McHugh, Anne Krementz, Judy Flynn, Glenn Johnson , 2nd ROW: Carol Robinson, Cathy Rose, Melinda Moss, K T. Turnbull, 3rd ROW: Vincent Massimini, Anne Reily, Gaynell Duhe, Charles Nelson. MISSING: Madeline Steiner

SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR REPORTERS

1st ROW: Carol Robinson, Mary Menge, Courtee Merrick, Keith Bateman, Donna Dayton , Candy Hammett, Susan Normann, 2nd ROW: Carl Flettrich, Mike Hesse, Kathy Burck, Martha Burck, Ida Jonassen, Barbara Taylor, Paulette Dupont, Kristine Harter, Keith Fennel, 3rd ROW: John Rucker, Bill Bryson, Susie Pettit, Mike Pelias, Marky Murphy, Vail Smith, Marshall Ordemann MISSING: Carol Mills

HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS

FIRST ROW: Frances Duffy, Kathy Mcchesney, Carol Roqinson, Kathy McHugh, Lindy Brown, Blair Bennett , Denny Jordy.

SECOND ROW: Susan Vickery , Yvette Lea, Carolyn Livingston , Penny Anthon, Judy Flynn, Ellen Northrop, Kris Pottharst, Dorothy Davis.

THIRD ROW: Morgan Bunch, Russ Waesche, Jesse Mo,gan, Tommy Merrick, Pat Adkins, Johnny Ainsworth, Tim Melius.

FOURTH ROW: Reed Morgan, Larry Buchtel, Jim Edwards , Randy Brooks , Roger Lee, Charles Leche, Sonny Bowman, Director Joe Walsh. Missing from picture: Taffy Russell, Barbara Robichaux.

JR. HIGH CHORUS

FIRST ROW: Cindy Sprague, Marjorie Nieset. Deborah Bahn.

SECOND ROW: Ross Lennox , Jae Barnett, Billy Meyer , Robin Dahlberg.

THIRD ROW: :William Bennett, Randy Gregson, Stuart Neal.

FOURTH ROW: Mike Cothren , Charles Bahn, Felton Davis. Mis si ng from picture: Joel Blakeslee , India Fleming, John Halsey , Parker Murphy, Robert Newman, Ronnie Snodgrass.

SECTION LEADERS:

BASS Roger Lee

BARITONE Randy Brooks

SECOND TENOR Russell Waesche

TENOR ... Morgan Bunch

SOPRANO Susan Vickery

SECOND SOPRANO Kathy McHugh

Missing from picture:

ALTO Taffy Russell

ROBE AND UNIFORM CHAIRMEN

LIBRARIANS John Ainsworth

Lindy Brown

SECRET ARY . . Carol Robinson

VICE- PRESIDENT Charles Leche

PRESIDENT Yvette Lea

Tommy Merrick

Kathy McHugh

MR, JOE WALSH Director

Dramatics

DRAMATICS BOARD

FRONT ROW: Dianne Webre, Kristine Gauthier, Chris Snyder, Pc!m Danos.

SECOND ROW: Gene Jenkins, Jeff Graf, Doug Fyfe.

The Wonderful World of Will Shakespeare

MEMBERS

BACK ROW: Jay Woodbury, Peter Griffin, Gene Jenkins, Wes Bolles, Richard Roussel, Gene Rackle, Sonny Wiegand, Jeff Graf, MIDDLE ROW: Hal Reddicliffe, Andy Oliver, Pam Danos, Kristine Gauthier, Chris Snyder, Dianne Webre, Doug Fyfe, Penny Anthon, Gail Thompson, FRONT ROW: Patty Habeeb, Linda Shell, Bud Riordan, Alex Corry, Linda West, Kitty Bankston, Cheryl Whitfield, John Broders, Scott Oliver, MISSING: Madeline Steiner, Mary Holzer; SPONSOR, Laura Lewis; MA SCOT, Louise Lewis

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Kracc

SEA TED: Charles McChesney, David Snyder, Rusty Tarver. STANDING: Becky Emmons, Tony Parisi, sponsor; Suzy Pettit. Missing from picture: Ann Carpenter, Mette Gunderson, Lynn Woodbury.

Die Deutschstunde

SEATED: Donna Gustafson, Sherry Hopper, Margaret Wilkinson, Jerri Wood, MarieLouise Kreeger, Jane Nieset, Nan Cornfield, MIDDLE: Elena Rudeka, Cathy Kirgis, Paul Parisi. STANDING: Tony Parisi, sponsor; Don Wallis, Peter Griffin, Charles Leche, Earl Mccallon. Missing from picture: Calvin Fleming, Leslie Newman, Mette Gunderson.

Club De Espanol

SEATED: Glenn Johnson, Jaunea Jones, Patty Habeeb, Judy Flynn, Kathy McHugh, Cathy Kirgis, Winston Purvis, Kathy Hesse.

STANDING: Sonny Wiegand, Loring Bugbee, Elena Rudeka, Anne Wyckoff, Bobby Willmer; Isabel Anglade, sponsor; John Rucker, Marshall Ordemann, Chris Snyder, Peter Griffin.

Library Aids and Projectionists

Peg Bruce, librarian; Anne Wyckoff, Linda West , Donna Gustafson, Barbara Oster, Cynthia Andr e ws, Ellen Northrop, Cathy Turnbull, Paullette Dupont, Melinda Moss, Cathy Rose

Debbie Wolf, Sonny Matta, Ronnie Snodgrass, Charles Bahn, Kelly Hill, Dickie Russell, Jim Pellerin, Sally Shymanski, sponsor, Vickie McCracken, Lee Chastant, Tommy Smith, Larry Buchtel, Jan Saunders; Missing from picture: Jimmy Grunewald.

Kay Williams, Juanea Jones, Betty Walther, Anne Krementz, Carla Wood, Linda Shell, Sherry Latham, Alex Corry, Betsy Ordeman, MISSING: Joan Kreeger

Physical Science Club and Biology Club

Frank LeTard, Charles Leche, Peter Griffin, Bobby Miles, Paul Parisi, Grant Schleuter, Danny White, Max Snell, Ricky Collins, Earl Dobbs, Buzzy Rowan, Dan Gano, Tommy Krementz, Loring Bugbee, Earl McCallon, Doug Black, James Fisher, Al Smith, Bill Brockman, Allen Weller, Steve Kimble, Doug Fyfe, Vince Massimini, Mike Guiza, Carl Cappel, Bill Goheen; sponsor, Harold Graf.

Robert Rainold, l_{ose Evans, Andrea Gilbert, Ellen Jonassen, Linda Lafaye, Cathy Reily, Bob Capps, Mike Hesse, Steve Roussel, Bill Bryson, Donnie Marshall, Dan Gano, James Fisher, John Blalock; Iva West, sponsor.

Kathy McHugh, Betty Earnest, Nan Cornfield, Carol Eavenson, Patty Habeeb, Ginger Davis, Susan Vickery, Sherry Hopper, Joan Kreeger, Melinda Waring, Juanea Jones, Anne Wycoff, Ellen Northrop.

Future Nurses

Jan Saunders, Marie-Louise

Kreeger, Kathy Gauthier, Karen

Baltar , Vicki Morgan, Andrea

Gilbert, Anne Bernos , Bris

Garrard, Rose Evans, Nancy

Wilkinson, Mary Matthew, Deborah Follett, Kathy McChesney, Wendy Dascomb

Ann Carpenter - PRESIDENT Florence Kreeger - SPONSOR

Nan Cornfield-

-VICE-PRESIDENT Anne Wycoff TREASURER Kathy McHugh

CHAIRMAN Ellen Northrop

Social Issues Club and Service Club

SPONSOR: Carlos Zervignon; Winston Purvis, Michael Pelias, Betty Walther, Hal Reddicliffe, Earl McCallon, Peter Griffin, John Broders, John Rucker, Sherry Hopper, Linda Shell, Mary Menge, Kathy Hesse, Alex Corry, Jayne Schlosser, Gene Rackle, Richard Wells, Drew Whitley, Steve Tremont, Marshall Ordemann, Marky Murphy, Barbara Brewster , Malcolm Moran, Vail Smith, Joan Kreeger, Ricky Gregory, Gene Jenkins, Bobby Miles, Patty Habeeb, Earl Dobbs, Steve Falgout, Doug Fyfe. Missing from picture: Mary Holzer

SPONSOR: E. O. Van Slate; Steve Harkness, Phil LeTard, Tommy Jahncke, Mike McHugh, Paulette Oupont, Courtee Merrick, Mike Hesse, Candy Hammett, K. T. Turnbu_ll, Kay Williams, Susa1i Robinson, David Russell, Collins Haynes, Thomas Favrot, Robert Rainold, Cathy Kirgis, __, 11erry Latham, Kamy Burck, Keith Bateman, Ginger Nelson, Jeffrey Jones, Jim Sanderson, Gordon Fremaux, Carol Robinson, Susan Normann, Donna Dayton, Suzanne Breen, Anne Reily, Jerri Wood .

Pottharst, Chris Snyder, Kathy Burck, Ginger Nelson, Jerri Wood, Bobby Miles, Donna Gustafson, Sonny Wiegand, Anne Reily, Sherry Latham, Vincent Massimini, Collins Haynes. Missing from picture: Grover Burnett, Carla Wood, Candy Hammett, Ed King.

FIRST ROW: Glenn Johnson, Yvette Lea, Kay Williams, K. T. Turnbull, Keith Bateman, Paulette Dupont, Suzanne Breen, Susan Normann, Donna Dayton, Kathy Hesse, Peter Griffin, Fred Rodriguez. SECOND ROW: Jim Sanderson, Gordon Fremaux, Kris

Vicki McCracken, Jan Saunders, Parham Berryman, Kathy McHugh, Debbie Wolt, Sally Shymanski, librarian

Powder Puff

SENIOR SWEETIES whip JUNIOR JANES

Where.J§_ everybody?

That girl has form Two down

The Betty Bruiser

FacultySenior

"The ball, Richard, the ball!"

Homecoming

Court and Escorts

KATHY HESSE Hal Reddicliffe

GLENN JOHNSON Gene Jenkins

MARKY MURPHY Doug Fyfe

DONNA DAYTON Gene Rackle

CANDY HAMMETT Mike Guiza

WINSTON PURVIS Richard Roussel

JUANEA JONES Sonny Wiegand

Homecoming Dance

Coke, my foot.

Blackmail

You know how it is.

Halftime

Wendy Wallflower

St. Martin's Day

I f Bishop Nolan speaks

N. E. D. T. Awards

Honor Society Inductions

Candlelight Service

Banquet

Evening Service

Faculty Skit

Choral Program

Faculty entertains

Senior Skit

Junior High Dances

GRR!

Give th e m five years

For me?

This beats dancing

Brownie points

A tribute to conformity.

Without us, you're nothing!

THE LA. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.

We pro u dl y provide "The Pause That Ref re shes. "

"When you are old and gray and full of sleep, and nodding by the fir e, take down this book."

W. B. Yeats

GOPJ-IOMORE- lRlP

Awright, youse guys ...

No, No, Mr. Parisi, Please No! Maverick

Yes, ther e she is - Hester Prynne - petrified.

Crime doesn't pay!

Uh, Mr. Postmaster General, I believe you have insufficient postage on that letter.

Anybody for a bull sandwich??

C 'man Lyn, you know you can't pick it up !

Splendor in the

Gra ss

Is that Jayberry, o r an escapee from a sombrero factory! !

Girls' Badminton "open" team

STANDING: Anne Reily, Melinda Moss, Mary Menge, Winston Purvis, Kathy Hesse

KNEELING: Anne Bernos, Kathy McHugh, Jan Saunders, Betty Walther

Girls' Badminton "closed" team

BACK ROW: Patty Habeeb, Parham Berryman, Betsy Ordemann, Sherry Hopper, Coral Clay, Becky Emmons

FRONT ROW: Betty Earnest, Beth Robinson, Betsy Bultman

Jr. High Girls' Badminton Team

ST ANDING: Margery

Reavis, Mar.cy Van Wart, Carol West, Marylin Johnson, Jocelyn James, Maura Berard KNEELING: Gretchen Anderson, Terry Riordan, Margaret Olsen

MISSING: Barbe Houser

Modem Dance Intramural Winners

Jayne Schlosser, Yvette Lea, Sherry Hopper, Lyn Rotty, Ann Wakefield, Alex Corry, captain, Margaret Wilkinson, Glenn Johnson

ATl-ltal~

Badminton Intramural

RUNNER-UP: Mary Menge

WINNER: Winston Purvis

BACK ROW: Debbie Wilkinson, Anne Shepherd, Maura Berard, Judy Gore, Mopsy Shober, Amy West

FRONT ROW: Gretchen Anderson, Terry Riordan, Gail Hazard, Jocelyn James

WINNERS, SEATED: Cathy Turnbull, Melinda Moss RUNNER-UPS, STANDING: Betty Walther, Kathy Hesse

Tennis Intramural

Jr. High Swimming Team

FIRST ROW: David Snyder, Chris Snyder, Reed Morgan, Robert Rainold, Al Smith. SECOND ROW: Drew Whitley, Doug Fyfe, Bobby Willmer, Guy Randolph, Steve Kimble. THIRD ROW: Gene Rackle, Richard Roussel, Jeff Graf, David Snodgrass, Jordan Thompson, Earl McCallon.

TONY PORTER Track Coach

Sr. High Chorus

Modern Dance Exhibition Art Exhibition

Jr. High Chorus

ROLL

SENIORS

L. Bugbee

A . Carpenter

A. Corry

J. Flynn

D. Fyfe

P. Griffin

D. Gustafson

K. Hesse

M. Hol ze r

S. Hop per

G. Johnson

J. Kr eeger

Y. Lea

C. Leche

V. Massimini

E. Mccallon

D. Meadowcroft

K . McHugh

B. Miles

P. Parisi

K. Pottharst

H. Reddicliffe

R. Roussel

J. Schlosser

C. Snyder

B. Walther

D. Webre

L West

R. Wiegand

M. Wilkinson

R. Willmer JUNIORS

B. Brewster

R. Brooks

M. Burck

D. Dayton

R. Ewald

E. Griffis

K. Harter

I.

B. Taylor

K. Turnbull

J. Wilkinson

B. Wright FRESHMEN

J. Allen

P. Anthon

K . Baltar

K. Bankston

J. Blalock

B. Emmons

R. Evans

S. Harkne ss

E. Jon assen

M. Kreeger

D Marshall

K. Mcchesney

J. Nieset

G. Nelson

0 Ol se n

M. Pettit

J. Redden

C. Re il y

F. Rodri guez

J. Saunders

•c. Stedman

L. Tuero

D. Wallis

D Wendt EIGHTH

M. Barnes

S. Brown

R. Bryant

M. Cothren

M. DeCam p

D. Fleming

J. Gore

P. Hatch

J. James

M. Johnson

M. Murphy

D. Normann

F. Phillips

T. Posey

M. Reavis

B. Richard

C. Spencer

L. Van Meter

M. Van Wart

•c West

D. Wilkinson SEVENTH

E. Aycock

D. Bahn

B. Ball

K. Ferguson

J. Fleming

R. Gr egson

K. Hill

K. Hopp er

L. Horton

R. Le nno x

G. Lieb etrau

V. McFarland

M. Payne

S. Platter

L. Smith

R. Snodgrass

C. Spr ague

M. Summers

J. Treen

R. Wri ght

•straight "A's"

CONTRIBUTION TO TEAM EFFORTFOOTBALL

John Rucker

CONTRIBUTION TO TEAM EFFORTBASKETBALL

Richard Roussel

CONTRIBUTION TO TEAM EFFORTTRACK

Jeffrey Graf

DR, BUELL BUCHTEL TRACK AWARD

Bobby Willmer

MOST OUTSTANDING SR. HIGH GIRL ATHLETES

Kathy Hesse, Glenn Johnson, Winston Purvis

BEST ALL-ROUND JR, HIGH ATHLETE

Cameron Duncan

MOST OUTSTANDING JR. HIGH GIRL ATHLETE

Anne Shepherd

OUTSTANDING VARSITY ATHLETE Reed Morgan

INTRAMURAL POINT WINNER

Juanea Jones

MOST VALUABLE LINEMAN Frank LeTard

MOST VALUABLE JR. HIGH BASKETBALL PLAYER Hank Gamble

MOST VALUABLE BACK Reed Morgan

MOST VALUABLE J. V. FOOTBALL PLAYER Scott Oliver

MOST VALUABLEJ.V. BASKETBALL PLAYER Mike Mosely

MOST VALUABLE JR. HIGH TRACKMAN Guy Randolph

MOST VALUABLE VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYER Gene Rackle

MOST VALUABLE VARSITY TRACKMAN Reed Morgan

SPIRIT OF ST. MARTIN'S Kathy Hesse

HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC AVERAGE FOR FOUR YEARS

Kathy Hesse

SOUTHERN BELL AWARD IN SCIENCE Vincent Massimini

Vince Massimini

AMERICAN LEGION A WARD IN CITIZENSHIP Kris Pottharst

AMERICAN LEGION AWARD IN CITIZENSHIP

AWARD

Robert Ewald

Charles Leche

SENIOR HIGH ACADEMIC AWARDS

ENGLISH AWARD - - Chris Snyder

SPANISH AWARD - - - - - -Glenn Johnson

FRENCH A WARD - - - - - Glenn Johnson

MATHEMATICS A WARD - Morgan Bunch

SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD - - -Sonny Wiegand

SCIENCE A WARD - - - - - - - - Charles Leche

RELIGION AW ARD - - - Ellen Northrop

LATIN AWARD - Ida Jonassen

JUNIOR HIGH ACADEMIC AWARDS

ENGLISH - -Virginia McFarland - Marcy Van Wart

OUTSTANDING CITIZENSHIP A WARD (7th GRADE)

Jae Barnett

OUTSTANDING CITIZENSHIP AWARD (8th grade) Randolph Bryant 7th grade 8th grade

SPANISH - -Melissa Payne - - Jade Van Meter

FRENCH - - - Robin Dahlber g - - - - - - Carol West

MATH - - - - -Susan Platter - - - - C a rol West

HIS TORY - - Kitty Ferguson - - -Jocelyn James

SCIENCE - - - - Melissa Payne - - - - Clay Spencer

RELIGION Elizabeth Aycock Marylin Johnson

LATIN - - Kitty Ferguson - -Marty Kilgore

NEWLY ELECTED MEMBERS TO HONOR SOCIETY:

From row: David Snyder, Linda Shell , Sherry Hopper; Back row:

Tommy Krememz, Sonny Wiegand, Steve Kimble, Earl Mccallon, Paul Parisi BAUSCH AND LOMB A WARD IN SCIENCE

SPECIAL ART A WARD and DRAMA TICS AW ARD

Dianne Webre

ART AWARD Lyn Rotty

ART AWARD Doug Meadowcroft

Peter Griffin

CHARLES LEC HE Omitted from Honor Society page of SHIELD

MUSIC AWARD

Yvette Lea

FRONT ROW: Kathy McHugh, Yvette Lea, Gaynell Duhe, Ellen Northrop, Juanea Jones, Cindy Smith, Patty Habeeb, Pam Danos, Diane Webre, Ann Wakefield, Melinda Waring, Kathy Hesse, Ann Carpenter, Judy Flynn. SECOND ROW: Taffy Russell, Lyn Rotty, Kris Pottharst, Jayne Schlosser, Betty Earnest, Linda West, Nan Cornfield, Glenn Johnson, Madeline Steiner, Winston Purvis, Anne Wyckoff, Susan Robinson, Kristine Gauthier, Jean Oster, Donna Gustafson, Mary Holzer, Betty Walther, Alex Corry, Cheryl Whitfield, Joan Kreeger, Margaret Wilkinson, Linda

Cook, Sherry Hopper. THIRD ROW: Jeff Graf, Sonny Wiegand, Peter Griffin, Carl Cappel, Richard Rou ssel , Gene Rackle , Wesley Bolles, Charles Leche, Vincent Massimini, Gene Jenkins, Roger Asher, Doug Fyfe, Morgan Bunch

FOURTH ROW: Jay Woodbury, Andy Oliver, John Broders, Paul Parisi , Mike Guiza, Charles Nelson, Hal Reddicliffe, Bobby Willmer, Douglas Meadowcroft, Frank LeTard, Earl McCallon , Bobby Miles , Loring Bugbee , Chris Snyder, Bud Riordan

Mr. Ellsworth O. Van Slate

The Rev. Urban T. Holmes III

Presentation of Diplomas