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Volume XV ST. MARTIN'S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL

Met airie, Louisiana

"Character development is the great, if not the sole, aim of education" O'Shea In a relaxed atmosphere, we are encouraged in this important phase of learning.

The classrooms, the athletic field, and involvements in school activities provide opportunities which are necessary in the maturing process. The Shield hopes to show how Saint Martin's has helped to stimulate and develop char act er in its students.

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STAFF EDITOR - Don Marshall SPONSOR - Mrs. R. S. Yeargain ASSIST ANT EDITORS - Mari e Louise Kreeger Jan e Nieset Mike Pettit Penny Anthon Bob Capps Debbie Wolf Elle n Jonassen COPY EDITOR - Buz Burck STAFF 14-29

COPY TRANSCRIBER - Fran Phillips COPY WRITERS - Sharo n Hawley Debby Stevenson 1<athy Buck PHOTOGRAPHY - Fred Rodr iguez BUSINESS MANAGER - Steve Harkness

CHAPEL 30 - 35

CLASSES 36 -121

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ASSIST ANTS - Pepper Hatch Jade Van Meter Karl Alexand er Don Wallis Tyler Posey Thomas Favrot Marsha Pryor Collins Haynes

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SCHOLARSHIPS 134 -141

FAVORITES 122 -1 33

SPORTS 142 -1 87

ADS 222-248

ACTIVITIES 188-221

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Dedication

To a teacher whose sincere interest in her students and devotion to our school have gone into creating a tradition which will long be remembered at St. Martin's MRS. ISABEL ANGLADE

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OFFICERS MR . HOWARD J. SMITH , President MR. BROOKE H. DUNCAN II, Vice - President MR. LEEF. MURPHY , Secret ary MR. JOSEPH J. FALGOUT , Treasurer

THE BOARD MEETS OTHER MEMBERS : THE RIGHT REVEREND GIRAULT M. JO NES , ex - officio ; MR. ELLSWORTH O. VAN SLATE , ex - officio; MRS . ERIC R. PHILLPOTT , SR., ex-officio ; MR. BRYAN BELL; THOMAS B. CRUMPLER, Ph. D. ; MR. BAILEY T . DeBARDELEBEN ; MR. CLIFFORD F. FAVROT ; MRS . C. MANLY HORT<;)N; MR. DAVIS LEE JAHNCKE; MR. PHILIP E. JAMES , SR.; THE REV . HUGH C . McKEE; MR. WALDEMAR S. NELSON ; MR. DAVID R. NORMANN ; MR. W. WIL BER POPE; MR. G. C . RAWLS; THE VERY REV. RICHARD W. ROWLAND ; MR. SAMUEL SANDERS III; MRS . SIMON V. WARD ; MRS . DAN M. WHITE; MR. EDMUND D. WINGFIELD .

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Mom's And Dad's Club

DAD'S CLUB OFF ICERS Mr. D. T . Spencer , Presidem ; Mr. Wi lliam T . Brown , Vi ce-President ; Dr. Simon V. Ward , Treasurer; Mr. Will i am A . Ki m ble, Sec retary .

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MOTHER' S CLUB OF FICERS Mrs. Robert B. Capps , Treasu rer ; Mrs . A. Edw in Peti tt, President; Mrs. Sam uel G. Rob inson, Secretary; Missi ng from picture: Mrs . Daniel C. Riordan , Vi ce -President .

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FACULTY

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The events of this year have made many St. Martin's students aware of the strong character and spirit of our headmaster. Mr. Van Slate, through his continuous service to St. Martin's, has exemplified the sense of dedication to purpose that the school wishes to instill in each student. It is our duty and privilege therefore to recognize the quality of leadership he possesses and to strive with him to elevate St. Martin's to its proper caliber as an institution.

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THE REV. ERNEST F. BEL Assistant Headm aste r; B. A., Louisiana State Uni ve rsity; S.T . B., Ge ne ral Theological Sem inary; Louisiana State Uni versity in New Orleans , Uni versi ty of the So uth .

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THE REV . JO HN B. AUSTIN Dean of St udies; B. A. ; M.A. , Tulane University; B. D. , Uni versity of the South; Unive rsity of Pennsy lvan ia; Louisiana State University in New Orleans; Loyola University .

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ROBERT L. HILL School Comptroller and Busine ss Manager

FRANKIE YEARGAIN Director of Student Activitie s; Se wing ; Yearbook Advisor

FLORENCE B. KREEGER Registrar

j ELSIE C. PHILLPOTT Secretary to the Headmaster

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FLORENCE RUTH F. SWAN Art B. A ., Newcomb College

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BESSIE TISDALE Bookstore Manager

MA RY SUE N. RO NIGER Art B. F. A., Newcomb College

MARY ANNE VON GOHREN, R. N. School Nurse

JOE G. WALSH Music Department Head B. A., Baylor University; M.A . T., Tulane Uni versit y ; M.S.M., New Orleans Baptist Theological Sem inar y

CYNTHIA D. WHITE Permanent Substitute

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B. S. , University of Corpus Christi

JANE SCHMIDT Secr etar y to the Assistant Headmaster

MARGARET S. BRUCE Librarian A. B., Susquehanna University

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BETTY BANKSTON Assistant to the Registrar

LAURA 0. LEWIS B.A., Newcomb, Duke University Librarian

LUCYE M. BOGAN Public Relations Director

LILLI VAN SLATE Re ad i ng Uni versit y of Wisconsin at Milwaukee

EILEEN K. BECKMAN College Advisor B. A ., Northwestern State College of Louisiana

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English The main purpose of the English De part ment is to give the students a thorough background in the use of the English language.

Aside from becoming familiar with the rules of composition and punctuation, the literature of the past several centuries are studied throughout the high school years.

With the return of Mr. George Lewis, the department has attempted to re vise the curriculum in orde r to acquaint the student with many more of the fac.ets of the lan guage.

GEORGE F. LEWIS Department Head B.A., M.A.T., Yale University

HILDA G. SMITH B. A., Mississippi State College for Women

CHARLOTTE M. McCORD B. S., Emory University

OLETA M. HETHERWICK B. S., Delta State Teachers College

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JANE L. V AUGHTERS B. A., Southern Methodist University

LINDA MIXON B. S., Louisiana State University

Social Studies

SUSAN MARTIN B. A. , Lou isi ana State Uni versity

M. DREUX VAN HORN B. A., LL. B. , Tulane Un iversi ty

DOROTHY D. PORTER B. S., Lou isiana State Uni versi ty

An unde rstanding of the past provides us with the key to the future. Wi th this thou ght in mind , the members of the Soc ia l Studies Department try to give each stud e nt an awareness of the tremendous influence the past has upon the present and futu re. It is not a matter of le arn ing nam es and dates but rather seei ng the forces that made them important. It is to the cred i t of e ach member of the department that the y can, in class, transform what could so easily be dry as dust facts into vital , li vi ng ones . No student lea ves the course of soc ial stud ies wi thout a deeper insight into t he elements which shap e the history of the \vorld and a keener unde r standing of the ro l e hi s country has played.

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Science The Science Department this year is attempt ing to train students for college level courses in the various branches of science. Since the im ponance and knowledge concerning scientific subjects is increasing every year, the job of teaching science has become much greater.

The specific subjects of biology, chemistry, geology, and physics are studied alon_g with the general science programs here at St. Martin's. Through both the discussion of theory and participation in laboratory work, the student be comes well versed in the subject he is studying.

The ultimate aim of the science department is to interest the students in studying further in the field of science.

NA MAE WEST B. S. , University of Illinois

KATHRYN DAVIS THURBER B. S., Iowa State University

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E. M. REED B. A., Boston University, Department Head

KATHRYN R. CHASTANT B. S., Louisiana State Universi•:·

BELLE L. JOHNSON B. S. , Tulane University

Mathematics

COL. JOHN MEADE, U.S.A. (Ret.) B. S., Princeton University

JAMES W. LATHAM, Department Head A. B., M.A . T ., Tulane University

ELEANOR B. GOHEEN B. S. , Uni versity pf Pennsylvania

JANET K. HARRIS B.A., B.E., Western Washington State

The scope of the Mathematics Department is extremely broad, ranging from elementary algebra and geometry to the advanced fields of trigonometry and introductry calculus.

The goal of the department is to provide each student with an extensive and intensive background for coll ege level mathemati cs ; the success with which it achieves this aim bas its roots in a competent and cooperative teaching staff. Headed by Mr . Ji m Latham, the staff is as varied as its curriculum , each teacher having his 0\vn individual approach to teaching but all combini ng to give cohe sion to the math program .

MYRTH S. LEE B. S., Northwestern State College of Louisiana

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Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department has managed to instill in the students a worki ng know l edge of

several of the Romantic languages by allowing them not only to learn grammar but to hear the proper vernac ular. Und er the capable supervision of "Mon si eur" Berard , the French dep artment stri ves to gi ve the students a useful know ledge of the language which will continue to serve them after completing their study in hi gh school. In the study of the Spanish language, a kno wl edge of the literature and country whi ch inspired i t supplements a familiarization of the written and spoken language . The course of study of the Latin language encompasses the reading of sever al great wo rks of the ancient Romans .

MITCHELL BERARD B. A. , University of Southwestern Louisiana; C. D. F. , Uni versit y of Bordeaux, Fran ce Department Head

DIANA H. PLOSSER B. A ., University of Alabama

LILLIAN D. SMITH B. A., Queens College ; M.A. , University of Wisconsin

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ISABEL L. ANGLA DE B. A. , University of Puerto Rico; M.A., Tulane Uni versity

JOSEPH H. SOVEN B. A ., Brookl yn College ; M. A., Tulane Uni versity

j CHARLES R. DIKE B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute ATHLETIC STAFF

ANTHONY G. PORTER B. A., Southwestern Louisiana Institute, Athletic Director

Realizing that physical fitn ess is an integral part of each student's curriculum, St. Martin's maintains a welltrained and conscientious staff in its Physical Education Department. The boys' instructors include Mr. Tony Porter, Mr . Charles Dike, and Mr. Bobby Flettrich.

During the course of the school year, they attempt to familiarize their students with all kinds of team sports .

The girls are taught by Mrs . Helen LeBlanc and Mrs .

Charlotte Anderson. Their porgram encompasses exer cises and sports.

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ROBERT FLETTRICH Physical Education Assistant

CINTRA AUSTIN Newcomb College

CHARLOTTE S. ANDERSON B. A. , Southeastern Louisiana C allege

HELEN LeBLANC B.S. and M.A ., Uni versity Southern Mississippi

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Click! Click! Click!

1+1 = 3 Click!

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely, Sgt. Pepper ' s.••

Why , back in the swamps we ..

I'd like to thank the Cheerleaders •..

According to Playboy .•.

This Xmas card comes to you courtesy of Light house ...

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But , stud e nts, there's no such thing as a stork.

I'm sorry , but LSU turned yo u down.

Then you rub the sulfuric acid in your eyes and wait ...

Touch up my beard with shoe polish? Well, I never.

Arm rest.

OOH, he's not housebroken!

An apple a day keeps the doctor away, and everybody e lse , too.

They're coming to take me away , ha ha.

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CHAPEL

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Chapel

This year chapel was held once a week due to the rescheduling of classes. With only this short time to work with, Fr. Wharton set out to use it to the best advantage .

The chapel program was highlighted by informati ve sermons , debates on pertinent issues, and an introduction to the new wave of liberalism in the church through an appearance of YESTERDAY'S CHILDREN, a popular singing group.

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ACOLYTES: Karl Alexander, Olaf Olsen, Steve Harkness, Don Marshall, John Blalock, Rufus Harris.

ACOLYTES : Chuck Stedman, Don Wal lis, Mike Pettit, Tommy Jahncke, Tyler Posey.

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CHAPEL SINGING GROUP BACK ROW: Don Wallis, Judy Wallis, Debbie Stevenson, Sandra Garrard, Jane Nieset. FRONT ROW: Scott Hightower, Melissa Payne, Bris Garrard, Ellen Jonassen, Beth Robinson, Marie-Louise Kreeger.

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ALTAR GUILD BACK ROW: Judy Gore, Jane Schmidt (Advisor), Peggy Higgins, Anne Shepherd , Laura Bohne, Robin Krieg. FRONT ROW: Susan Wells, Barbara Barnard, Pat Murray, Janell Bankston.

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Seniors

Coffee, Anyo ne ?

" Muscles" McHugh

Preside nt - DON MARSHA LL Secretary - BECKY EMMONS Sergeant-at-Arms - JERRY GATTO Vice President - GI NGER NELSON Treasurer - MARIE- LOUISE KREEGER

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Dog Power

Gym Class

Senior parties

Goo d tim es

Togethern ess

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- the Turkey Trots at Camp Hardtner - the Five Footer - the Okeepanokee Ski Club - Johnny "O. K. " Worley - the girls e ager antic ip ation of a raid at Camp Hardtner •.. that never occurred.

- The day Mr. Reed almost got showered - B. B. ' s dress at the Prom and the sc andal that occ urred when it fell off.

- Din' s surfe r cross - Mr. Lewis' Maste r-fol questio n on the English ex am.

- Barb ara !-le rte l' s driving ability - Ed King' s Masters of Deceit book report - Love le tters to Zeus from Medea - The " Mangy" Annapolis - Mrs. Beckman' s shouts of delight whe n we were finally accepted to college--L. S. U. - "If Mr. Worley smells any other cig are tte smoke than his own. Mr. Worle y will be very angry."

- the Junior Lounge - Letard' s attempts for l ast minute dates - Don-Don and Din-Din - Vic ki' s hippy-drippy boyfriends - Jan' s gullibility - Run, run, CLUNK!" - the dates to "Dr. Zhivago" - Fathe r Jo hnson' s rigid disc ipline

Short lunch break

- Biff' s arg um ents with lecturers while the e ntire Senior class starv es to de ath .

- The tim e bomb in Mr. Worle y' s roo m - t he be autiful relationship betw een the basketball te am and the c heerleade rs - the knowledge gained from sex classes - Mr. Porter' s crush on Mary.

- Spin the shoe on the Sophomore Trip - Bub Raric k - Dotty' s "marv elous" history class - Pop Goes the Pro m - the white Falcon that c am e to sc hool everyday fo r Danny in ' 66 and Collins in ' 67 - "How long has it been since you' ve had a hot, steaming bowl of Hot Wolf Brand Chili ?" Heh, Heh, well that' s too long .

- Bob Capp' s sea sic kness over Easter - A night at the Moulin Rouge - the one -w eek rom ances of the Sophom ore Trip - Ste ve' s Taxi Service - Mrs. Hetherwick and the Rom ans - Most of us selling Greens - Disecting the fro gs in Biology ... that just wouldn't die !

- that no one could ever get 100 on Mrs . West' s biology ex am . (Well, almost no one .)

- WE GOTTA GET OUT OF Tl-llS PLACE!

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Homecoming

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KARL TIMMINS ALEXANDER Karl's friendly personality and his sincerity have made him many friends since returning to StM in the tenth grade. His activities have ranged from the athletic field to serving his school in many ways.

In twelfth grade Karl was a member of the Student Council and chairman of the highly successful Spirit Committee. Karl was also a member of the Shield Staff as A cti vi ties Photo Co-ordinator. His scholastic ability has been demonstrated by his constant honor roll status and his election to the Honor Society in his senior year. "Fingers" has also been on the football team for two years. Proof of Karl's popularity was his election as Junior High Ideal in both the seventh and eighth grades, Karl's outside life is filled with showing and training horses, and sitting in the pumpkin patch waiting for the Great Pumpkin.

He was also elected to the National Honor Society in his senior year.

StM '62-'68

JEAN ATKINSON ALLEN Jean, who will always be remembered for her long golden hair, came to StM in ninth grade . Jean has been an excellent basketball player. She was on the team throughout high school and has led her gym squad to two victories. In addition to basketball, Jean has played powder puff and has served as a P. E. aide for two years. Other activities which Jean has participated in include Art, typing, and shorthand.

In the academic phase of school life she has per formed well, being on the honor roll in her freshman and junior years. Jean's most memorable moment was the senior trip to Camp Hartner and the special brownies she found on the bus.

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PE NNY CHERYL ANTHON Penny has been most noted for her many servic es to the school. In ninth grade "Penelope " served the class as sergeant- at- arms . She was a member of Chorus , Concert Choir , Futuie -Nurses , and Modern Dance Club. One of Penny ' s main interests has been the Student Council, which she has served on for two years. As a senior she has been secret ar y and the chairman of the Homeco min g Dance . Penny has al so worked on the Shield and Halo. In her senior ye ar she has served as Advertising Mana ger of the Sh ield and Circulation Mana ger of the Halo. Penny has gi ve n a great deal to her class and to the entir e school and she will long be rememb ered for her serv ice.

StM '55-' 68

KAREN RICH BALT AR Karen, one of the friendliest Saints, has gone to StM sin ce kindergarten and has been active in many ways. She has been quite an athle te, serving on the volleyball team throughout high school and in the modern dance club the last 3 years . She was al so a member of the powder puff team and a P. E. aide her junior year. Karen served as a Shield assistant during hi gh school and as a Halo reporter her junior year. Karen encoura ged spirit around school while a cheerleade_r in her senior year . She was also a member of the Hom e coming Court for the last two years. A variety of interest s keep her busy when not in school. Karen's greatest honor was when she was selected Homecoming Queen of 1967 .

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KATHERINE INZER BANKSTON Kitty has been at St. Mart in' s since kindergarten.

She has proven her high academic standing by being elected to the National Honor Society as a junior.

She showed her writing talem in Creative Writing in her sophomore and junior years and has served as a Halo reporter as a senior. She a trended the Na tional Conference of Christians and Jews and has been a member of the Future Nurses since she was a sophomore. Kitty has worked around school as an office aide, P.E. aide, cfnd snack bar assistant. She has been a member of the Modern Dance Club throughout high school and has been a member of Dramatics for two years. Kitty's happy and generous nature have made her one of the most cheerful people in our class . In "The Skin of Our Teeth" Kitty com municated her warm spirit through her portrayal of Gladys.

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BARBARA SUE BARNARD

If while walking down the breezeway, a blushing red object of human form approaches, you can always rest assured that it is Barbara. Her inability to catch dirty jokes and her embarassment when she does have made her a Saint standout. Barbara has been a member of the swimming, powder puff foot ball, and softball teams for two years. As a junior, she was secretary of the class, a Halo reporter, and a two team athletic award winner. Barbara was on the Homecoming Court in her junior and senior years and first alternate in her senior year for the cheerleaders . Her most outstanding accomplishment that will always remain with us was the dropping of her dress at the '66 Junior-Senior Prom (the straps broke).

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ANNE BERNOS Anne, a Saint from way back, has been at St. Martin' s since she was in kind ergarten. An ne ' s ability as an athlet e has mad e her an asset to the physical edu cation program. She has participat ed on various inter-scholastic team s in her fo ur ye ars of high school. During these years, she has been a member of the volleyball te am, the basketball te am , the badminton t eam, and the swim mi ng te am . Even outside school, Anne's interests includ e sports and man y fac ets of outdoor life . Anne ' s extra-cur ricular activities are num erous. She has taken se\ving, art and ty pin g. She has been a me mber of both the Modern Dance Club and the Future Nurses Club.

Anne has made a contribution in every ar ea of school life .

StM '55-' 68

JOHN BUTLER BLALOCK, JR. John has become a familiar sight around St. Mar tin ' s since joining us in the fifth grade. He has been very active in athle tics. John was a member of the Junior Varsit y football team his fr eshman year and the Varsity t e am his junior and senior years. His attitude and play were an important factor in team spirit. John was also a member of the track team and the golf team as a junior and senior. He has been acti ve in many other phases of school life, helping on the Homecoming Dance and Christmas Program. John was in the Dramatics Club and was cast in its first production, The Skin of our Teeth.

His academic success has been demonstrated by his consistant attainment of Honor Roll status.

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RALPH ANDREW BRIDGES, JR. Ralph has been so reserved that few of his class mates had the opportunity ro get to know him well in his three short years at St. Martin ' s. Ralph has found great en joyment in the field of science and has been a member of the Physi cal Science Club.

His intelligence was demonstrated by high scores on the N. E. D. T. tests . Ralph' s main interest out of school has been in operating short wave radios. The summer of his ju nior year was spent in Argentina.

There he li ved with an Argentine family and had a chance ro learn of the ir customs and their la nguage.

StM ' 65 -' 68

KATHLEEN PAULIN BUCK Kathy has only been at St. M . fo r three semesters, but in that short time she has taken an active p-art in school activities. She has been noted for her achievements in the classroom - Honor Roll , National Honor Society as a senior , and one of four to be a National Merit Semi-Finalist. Athletics are one of Kathy's mai n interests; she sw i ms competitively and was on St. M. ' s team and has won se veral trophies, she per forms in water ballet , and she won the tennis intramurals as a ju ni or. As a senior Kathy has been on the Shield staff, a Halo reporter , and a member of Dramatics. In addition ro this she was elected secre tary of Future Nurses. Kathy has proven herself to be willing ro work in her short time at St. M. Kathy's greatest moment came as the Evangelist when she unsuccessfully tried to persuade the Players to "Repent. "

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StM '66-'68

BETSY ELLEN BULTMAN Betsy ' s cheery face has been a familiar sight to her class and to ot hers around the StM campus . One of her main interests is dancing . She has been a m em ber of the Modern Dance Club both h er freshman and senior years. Betsy has typed for both the Shield and Halo as a senior and ha s also worked as a membe r of the Lyre staff. Her other acti vities at school have included dramatics in her senior year , and three years of working in the Snack Bar. Betsy has wor ked on committees for both the Christmas Program and Homecom in g and went to the Nat ional Conference of Christians and Jews in her junior year.

Betsy was installed as an Honor Society member in her senior year.

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CYRIL BUSING BURCK, JR. Buz and his long hair have been at StM since ki ndergarten. He will long be remembered by his fr iends and his neighbors for his "Society of Frats " parties . Buz ' s assistance in creating the Shield has been invaluable. He has served as a Shield ass istant in his freshman year , Assistant Copy Edi tor in his sophomore year , and Copy Edi tor for the past two years. He has also been a member of th e Chorus and taken art . Afte r school Buz could usually be found working on his car or helping out \,ith school projects such as the Home coming Dance and the Christmas Program. If not, he may just be sleeping.

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Bob has been a well-known personality around the STM. campus for many years. His activities have been many and varied. However, his main interests seem to be in the athletic field. Bob was a member of the J. V. football team his freshman year . As a Varsity letterman, he saw a great deal of action, but was slowed up a bit by a knee injury as a senior. Bob was also on the track team in his freshman and sophomore years. Throughout high school, he has been a member of the Shield Staff.

His position as a freshman and sophomore was that of Assistant Copy Editor, and he is this year Spores Editor. Some of his other activities have included Circulation Editor of the Lyre and singing in the Chorus. Bob enjoys sports such as hunting and fishing when not in school, and is also associated with swimming and a certain sophomore girl.

StM 59-68

CORAL ELAINE CLAY Coral started St. Martin's in kindergarten, and she has been quite active throughout her many years here. Her freshman year, Coral took typing and sewing and was also an assistant for the Shield .

Coral was a member of the Badminton team as well as the powder puff football team when she was a junior. Also that year she was a typist for the Halo and an active member of the Future Nurses Club.

Coral has been an office aide her senior year and had a position as typist for the third time on the other school publication, the Lyre. Coral's main interest outside of school is horseback riding. This takes up much of her spare time and she ha s appeared in many shows through the years.

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StM 55-68

WENDY JANE DASCOMB Wendy has participated i n man y of the activi ties the school offers . Besides beco ming known as "M ede a" , she has done much to pro mor e spirit around the Sr. M. campus . She has been a cheer l e ad er since her sophomore year and ,,, as vo ted he ad cheerleader in her senior year. Wendy has also had the excitement of serving on the Hom ecoming Court in her juni or and se nior years. Wendy was ve ry active in the fi eld of sports. He r re a ms i n gym won In tramural awards her sophomore and juni or yea rs. She h as won several athletic a\\1 ards and nmv serves as Sports Edi tor of the Halo. A frer school or on weekends , Wendy could be fo und painting si gns fo r the coming ga mes , riding her tandum bicycle throu ghou t Ne\v Orleans, and somet im es just holdin g up a " Basement Wall ".

StM ' 64 -' 68

REBECCA JANE EMMONS Because of he r reserved perso nality, Be cky was well liked by he r classmates. She wa s an e xce ll ent student du rin g her five years at St. Martin's and was on the Honor Roll throughou t high school. She was e lect e d to the National Honor Soc ie ty in he r junior year and as a fr eshman she served on the Student Counc il. Bec ky was al so very acti ve in athletics . She was a m e mb er of the badmin ton and te nnis reams . Becky was also a participant in many other a c ti vi ti es such as the Russian Club, th e Social Issues Club and sew ing. She contributed her writin g talents to the Lyre and was a staff m em ber of that paper . Becky was honored by her c lassmates by be ing ele cte d secretary of her senior class.

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ROSE LYNN EV ANS Rose will often be remembered as the quiet one.

She has been an excellent student and a willing worker. Although Rose was not often very talkative , she found many ways of expressing herself. One of these was through her fine art work . She showed her concern for others and interest in the community by being a member of the Future Nurses Club for two years . Rose was elected to the Honor Society her jun i or year. Her freshman year she was a member of the Biology Club and she was a typist for the Halo her seni or year. Rose has many interests outside of school. Among these are water skiing and swimming .

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MARIE DENNETTE FARWELL Known for her fr iendliness and her enthusiasm , "D " has developed many interests in and out of ·school. !'laving been at St. Martin 's for two years , she has helped on many school projects . Dennette has taken sewing and makes many of her own clothes.

Her ma in interest outside of school has been in Va lencia where she served as a reporter on the newspaper and parti cipated in their dramati cs group .

Din-Din , as she is affectionately called by her classmates, will never have to fear dark streets beca use she has mastered the art of judo . Her summer after her junior year was spem touring Europe \v ith the American Pre-College Program. The rest of her spare time has been filled by Valencia and her many admirers .

StM '66 -' 68

THOMAS BLACKBURN FAVROT Tommy will long be associated wi th his " soup " green ' 47 Chevy. His main int erest at St. M. has bee n in basketball. He was a member of the J. V. basketball team in tenth grade and the Varsi ty in eleventh and tw elfth grades . His desire to play basketball was an important facto r in the development of team spirit. Outside of his acti vity in spom , he enjoys singing with the chorus. The class of '68 will al ways remember him for his willingness to have the class picnic at Favrotv ille. Tomm y' s "true love" has been Aspen, Colorado where he has gone snow skiing every year. Th e re mainder of his time is spent water skiing, playi ng tennis, and working on his car.

StM ' 61- ' 68

CALVIN ALBERT FLEMING III Calvin ha s served as the senior class ' onl y source of i nformation about the Cajun life . The seniors will neve r forget him , his lectur es in health class, or his imitations of wild birds and G. T.O. 's . Aside from be ing quite entertaining, Calvin has bee n a de t ermined athlete. He was a me mber of the J. V. football team in his fr eshman year and the Varsity in his se nior year . He has bee n on the track te am since te nth grade, and his determination as a m iler was an inspiration to the res t of the team . Calvin has also been a member of the Chorus and the Germa n Club during high school. Because of the spomman -like e nvironment that he was raised in , Calvi n has enjoyed hunting, fi shing, horseback riding, and water sports.

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DEBORAH RIGGS FOLLETT Debbie has been at St. Martin's since ninth grade and has added a great deal to the class spirit. She has been active in many different phases of school life. She has worked on committees for Home com ing and for the Christmas program all four years.

Debbie has participated in the athletic side of school life too by being a member of the badminton team in her junior year and playing powder puff football for her last two years . Follett has 1vorked as an of fice aide, been a member of the Spanish Club , Future Nurses Club for two years, and has worked very diligently in sew ing for three years. She has also typed for the Shield, Halo, and Lyre. Debbie's personality, wit, and will ingness to help will not be soon forgotten by her classmates.

StM ' 64 - '68

DOROTHY BRISCOE GARRARD Bris, a dynamo who came to St. Martin's in her freshman year , has had her hand in every phase of school life. In her first year, Bris served as a J. V. cheerleader. Throughout high school, she has par ticipated in a wide variety of extra -curricular activities . She took sew ing in her freshman year and has developed great skill as a seamstress. She has been a member of the Chorus and Concert Choir, Future Nurses Club , Modern Dance Club , and the Dramatics Club . Over the past four years, she has willingly helped in the preparations of both the Homecoming Dances and Christmas Programs . In everything with which Eris has had anything to do, she has discharged her responsibilities capably and wel l.

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JAFFREY GERALD GATTO Jerry ha s distinguishe d himself as the most indi vidualistic student St. Martin ' s has ever had in just four short yea rs. His great passing ability helped the football team for two years. Je rr y has also been a member of the track team for three yea rs and he went to State for his javelin throw . He has always been willing to serve and this was demonstrated by his work on the Homecoming Dance and bonfire and the Christmas Program. The summer of his j unior year was spent teaching underpri vileged children for project Headstart . Jerry's extr a hours have been spent diving, playing tennis , and managing local band. Because of the respect he has merited , Jerry was e lect ed Sergeant at Arms of the senior class .

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StM ' 64 -' 68

KATHY JO GAUTH IER Kathy can e asily be recognized on campus by her fashionable hairdos and her stylish clothes . She is well known for she has attended St. Martin's sinc e 1957 . During this time she has actively participated in many phases of school life, workin g on the Altar Guild, Homecom ing Dance committees , Futur e Nurses, and sw imming on the school swim team fo r many years. She also played Powder Puff football in her junior and senior ye ars. In her senior yea r, Gauthier had the great thrill of being elected a Homecomin g Cheerleader. Outside of school , Kathy enjoys su ch activit ies as water skiing and Valencia.

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ANDREA NAOMI GILBERT Sandy finally saw the light and came to St. Martin's i n the ninth grad e from Newman . Since her sophomor e year, she has been a member of the Chorus and in her last two years of high school she has sung in the Concert Choir. Another phase of school life which Sa nd y has participated in is the Future Nurses Club. In her junior year, she was Secretary.

Sandy has also served as an office aide and been a member of the Biology Club and the Powder Puff football team . Outsid e of school, Sandy enj oys sw imming and spending her tim e doing rehabilitation work at the hospital. Her sincere interest in her hospital work and projects sponsored by the Fu ture Nurses Club, have contributed to Sandy ' s friendly personality.

StM ' 64 -'68

STEPHEN OWEN HARKNESS Steve, that tall, lanky boy with the friendly smile, came to St. Martin's in the ninth grade. It was not long before he was taking part in many school activities. He joined the Halo staff and was a reporter his senior year . Steve also joined the Biology Club, Spanish Club, was an office aide, and participated in the Chapel Program as an acolyte. Steve 's easy going nature has made him a will ing wo rker. This is seen by his appointment to Business Manager of the Sheild, his help as a Home com ing Dance Committee chairman, and his attendance at the National Conference of Christians and Jews.

Being interested in Dramatics Club his senior year, Ste ve joined and secured a part in the group;s production. Steve also excels i n school work, for he has been an Honor Roll student sinc e his arrival. Steve ' s outside interests include golf, tennis, dove and quail hunt in g. He was e le cted to the National Honor So ciety in his senior year.

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RUFUS CARROLLTON HARRIS , Ill Rufus has been active in all phases of school life.

He was co-captain of the junior varsity football squad in his freshman year and started for the varsity in his senior year. Rufus' quickness has made him a valuable member of the basketball team since tenth grade. He was elected to the Student Council in his junior year and served as treasurer of that organiza tion in his senior year. Rufus has been a member of the Chorus since tenth grade and a member of the Concert Choir since eleventh grade . He served as student representative to both the Faculty Dress and Chapel committees . Rufus has been an avid outdoor sportsman who has enjoyed hunting, fishing, and water skiing.

StM '62-'68

SHARON LOUISE HAWLEY Sharon only spent two years at St. M. but in that short time she has spread her humor throughout the school. This has been mainly because of her unusual talent for making people laugh. Sharon was very active in her last two years of high school. As a junior, Sharon took typing and was an intramurals winner in gym. Both years she was a typist for the Halo and a member of the Creative Writing Club.

Her senior year she was in the Dramatics Club and held the position of Assistant Copy Transcriber on the Shield staff. Sharon has many interests out of school; including tennis, swimming, and sailing.

Known especially for her imitations, Sharon has been quite a witty addition to the class.

StM '66 - '68

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HAROLD COLLINS HA YNES, JR. Collins' subtle humor has been enjoyed since his arrival at St. Martin's in the ninth grade.· He has been active in many phases of school li fe . During his senior year , he has been an assistant on the Shield . Also in his senior ye ar, he has worked on both the Homecoming Dance and Christmas Program.

As a sophomore , he was an office aide , a member of the Service Club, and a superior student of shorthand. Collins' creative abilities have been put to good use in the art room. In the field of sports , "Collie" has been an excellent trackman. His skills with the ja velin made many points for St. Martin's and carried him to the state competition. Collins' leadership abili ties have been demonstrated while serving as chairman of the Senior patio committee.

StM ' 64- ' 68

BARBARA JO HERTEL Barbara came to St. Martin' s as a freshman .

Since then her quiet ways and pleasant personality ha ve drawn her closer to her friends. Her first year was kept busy by typing class and the Future Nurses Club. Her interest in helping people in need has continued and she was one of the more active mem bers throughout high school. Barbara's athletic talents were put to use in her junior year ser ving as a P.E. aide. Her participation in the German Club has demonstrated her interest in people of other land s and their languages. Her creative abilities were shown in many of her sketches that she com pleted in art class during her senior year .

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PEGGY ANN HIGGINS Peggy's good looks and bouncy personality made her one of the most outstanding seniors. Peg was elected cheerleader in both her junior and senior years and did much to help encourage spirit around our school. She has also been recognized as one of the South's best equestrians. Aside from riding, Peggy found time to be on the Holmes Young Circle Board, whi ch allowed her the chance for modeling.

Around St. Martin' s, Peg has been secretary of the junior class, on the Homecoming Court her junior and senior years , a member of the Modern Dance Group, and a Halo reporter. Peggy was also a com mittee chairman for the Homecoming Dance , and a very successful member of the Dramatics Club, securing a lead role in its firts production.

StM '65-'68

THOMAS CARTER JAHNCKE Tommy, a long time Sa int, has been one of the wittier seniors in his thirteen years at St . Martin ' s.

His light -hearted attitude has been a welcomed change after the depressing days of school. Bro has always been willing to do any job ; dance decorations or whatever. He has worked on both the Homecoming Dance and the Christmas Program . Tommy was on the J. V. football team for three years and a var sity letterman in his junior year. He has also been a member of the Social Issues Club, the Biology Cl ub, and the Service Club. Tommy has served the Chapel Program as an acolyte for two years . When not discussing his plans for the upcoming weekend , he could usually be found "whe re the action was ".

StM ' 55 -' 68

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STEPHEN LE SLIE JOHNSON Steve has won both fame and fortune in his two short years at St. Martin' s. After hearing that one had to be a football hero to win the hearts of beau tiful women, Steve set out to accomplish this goal.

He has been a standout on the football te am a1id cocaptain of the squad in his senior yea r. "Little Stevie Wond er", as he has been referred to by both team mates and friend s, was on the basketball team fo r two years . The girls quickly reco gnized his good looks and he was elected "Best Loo kin Boy" in his junior year. Out sid e of school, he has enjoyed his girlfriends both here and in Kansas City where he is originally from.

StM '66-' 68

ELLEN TAYLOR JONASSEN In her nine years at St. Martin's, Ellen has ex cell ed in leadership, service, and scholar ship to her school. As a chairman of a Christmas Program, as well as of a Homecoming Dance committee, in her freshman and sophomore years, Ellen showed her capable leadership in the execution of these tasks.

She was elected to the National Honor Soc iety and as a Pelican Girl's State representative i n her junior year. She ranked high in the 9<y/o in the NEDT tests, once again proving her scholarship. Ellen was elected as a Homecoming Game cheerleader in her senior year. She was a member of the swimming team, the Chorus, the Dramtic Club , an acti ve member of the Chapel Program as \vell as being Faculty Editor of the Shield.

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StM '59-'68

EDW ARD GEORGE KING, III Ed , his crutches , and his casts have been St .

Martin ' s since kind ergarten . Bein g accident prone , he has consistently managed to ha ve a broken arm , leg, or various other ailments . In sp i te of these, Ed was on the Junior Varsity football team in his freshman year. He ha s also been a member of the Service Club, the Patio Committee, and the Physical Science Club . In his senior year , despite fre quent absence from school , Ed worked on the Christ mas Program , the Homecom in g Dance , and ser ved as an office aide . After tea ring out of the parking lot, he usually headed home to his many hobbies.

Ed has e njoyed all outdoor sports but part icularly sailing and huntin g.

StM '55-' 68

MARIE -LOUISE KREEGER Marie-Louise has been one of the busiest members of our class. He r grad es are the first thing of note and hers ha ve been fantastic . She has been a mem ber of the National Honor So ciety , and had the high est class a verage her fr eshman and sophomore years.

Marie was an al ternate for Peli can State and ha s been active in our Stud ent Council in he r senior year.

Every year of hi ghschool she had been a class officer; three times the tre asur er and in her sophomore year the vice- preside nt. The Halo has consumed a great deal of her time as she served as Managing Editor in her junior ye ar and Editor he r senior year. She was Senior Editor of the Shield he r senior year . In her junior yea r, Marie was honor ed with the Westfeldt Award for unselfish service to her school.

StM ' 55 -' 68

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LINDA LEE LAFAY£ Lynda has been at St. Martin 's now for twelve years. During her high school career, she has par ticipated on the volleyball and basketball teams.

The mention of her name struck fear in the hearts of many because of her wicked serves. During her sophomore and junior years, Lynda was one of Mrs. Swan ' s avid students of an. This last year of high school , she \\I as cast as the Fortune Tell er for the play given by the Dramatics Club. She was also a member of the Biology Club and the Po1vde r Puff football team. Outside of school Lynda enjoys sail ing, Audubon Park Zoo , and collecting Buddha fi gures . Her power of prophesy ca st a mysterious air on The Players' production of "The Skin of Our Tee th".

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StM ' 56-'68

DANIEL BUCHANAN LeGARDEUR , JR. Dan 's claim to fame was that of always bei ng referred to by underclassmen as "that senior with the blonde spot i n his ha ir. " Ever si nce he strolled onto our campus as a junior with his suave and so phis ti cated characteristi cs, Dan has been popu l ar 1vith the seniors . His ma in interest around St. Marti n' s campus has been t he Mixed Chorus . He was a member of the Chorus and the select Concert Choir. Outside of school , the Yacht Cl ub or his girlfriend ' s house are where Dan can usually be found. Dan is an excellent sailor and has spent many hours on the lake . In the summer of his junior year , he was fortunate enough to ua vel and tour throughout Europe .

StM ' 66 -' 68

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PHILIP ALAN LeT ARD Phil came to StM . in ninth grade and has been an enthusiast ic participant in athletics and extra -curricular activities. He was a member of the J. V. football team his freshman year and the Varsity team his senior year. "L eader ", as he was nicknamed 011 his arrival at St. Martin ' s, has been a member of the Biology Club, the Service Club, and the Spanish Club. Philip has also been 011 the Honor Roll and he had high scores 011 his N. E. D. T. tests. He served as a Snack Bar assistant, a Halo typist , and an office aide during high school. This long list of activities and his friendly personality have made Phil one of the most sincere individuals on campus.

St. M ' 64 -' 68

DONALD KAYE MARSHALL Donnie has been one of the busiest members of our class . He has served as vice-president in tenth grade and president of the class as a junior and sen ior. He has worked actively in Student Council; as a service chairman, as treasurer , and as vice -president as a senior. Track and basketball have also played a part in Donnie's school li fe. His skill in track was shown by his placing third in the State Track Meet and by his being on the All -District second team in basketball showed his skill in this sport. Donnie has served on the Shield since his freshman year and became Editor as a senior, in ad dition to workin g on the Halo, Donnie ' s many services to the school made him the recipient of the Westfeldt Award. Donnie will be long remembered

by StM for his spirit and service.

StM '55-' 68

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MARY MclLHENNY MATTHEW Mary , better known as "Mathoo", has been a long time Saint. Her membership on the volley ball , basketball, swimming , badminton, and tennis teams have made her infa mous with the female Saints ' opponents. But , her interest was not limited to athletics. She was on the Honor Roll in ' 65 , and scored high on the NEDT test. Mary has taken art (much to the dismay of Mrs . Swan), typing, and sewing throughout high school. She has also been a member of the Dramatics Club . Outside of school , she has established herself as an accomplished eques trian. Because of her musical abilities , she was a member of a local band during her last years of high school.

StM ' 55- ' 68

LOUIS WILLIAM McFAUL III Because of his tremendous artistic ability , Louis has been an invaluable aid in numerous activities at St. Martin's . He served as Art Editor of the Shield and Lyre staffs in his Junior and Senior years ; also actively participating in the art program throughout his five years at St. Martin ' s. Combining his alert wit and his creativeness, Louis was the cartoonist on the Halo staff as a Junior. He also received a well deserved Art Award in his Sophomore and Junior years. Louis proved his athletic abilities by being a member of the J. V. football team as a freshman , and the Varsity football team as a Sen ior. He was an active participant in the track program as a Freshman and a Sophomore .

StM ' 63 -'6 8

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KATHLEEN JOAN McCHESNEY Since Kathy ' s arr iv al in the eighth grade , she has become an active member of the Future Nu rses Club and in the ninth grade worked as a Candy Striper and a nursery school teacher. Besides her interest in the medical field , "Mac " also has musical and athletic talents. She was a member of the Chorus and participated in the Concert Choir in the tenth grade. Also in her Sophomore year , she helped bring her gym squad to victory in the soccer intra murals. In addition to Mac ' s many interests, her sense of humor successfully saw her through a weekend fil led with X -lax brownies and the answer to the age -old "Certs " mint question.

St. M ' 63-'68

MICHAEL JAMES McHU GH The remembrance that StM will have of Mi ke will be that of "Sweet Soui'" music and a tambourine man extraordi naire . However, on the more serious side , "Baby Mac" has been on the JV footba ll team his senior year. During high school Mike has been an acolyte , a Halo typist , and a Snack Bar assistant .

He has been a member of the Chorus and the Serv ice Club . Because of his football tal ents, he was one of the Powder Puff football coaches. After gradu ating from college it is hoped that Mike will follow in the footsteps of Otis Redding .

StM ' 59 -' 68

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SIBYL VICTORIA MORGAN Vicki, a girl with a great sense of humor, a fair share of sarcasti c remarks, and hippie tendencies, has taken ad vantage of many facets of school life.

Sporn are her main interest. Vicki girl has partici pated on such teams as swimm ing, indoor ball, bas ketball, the Modern Dance Club, and Powder Puff football. She received the athletic Honor Award in her sophomore year. Along 1v ith sports, Vicki has been a typist for both the Lyre and the Halo. She has been very active in the Future Nurses Club , serving as Vice-President her sophomore year , and President her junior year . Outside of school , Vicki enjoys music and plays the piano with great skill .

She also enjoys a good game of tennis or going horseback riding.

StM ' 64- ' 68

NELSON GEORGE MOSKAL Nelson's quick humor has adorned StM _since seventh g rade. He has been quite athletic and was a member of the J. V . football team in the eighth grade . Nelson was also a member of the J. V . basketball team , and the J. V. and Va rsity track teams . Nelson led his class as a Sergeanr - atArms in the seventh grad e and Pr esident in the eighth.

"Rar icks" creative talents have been put to good use in the art program . He has helped on such projects as the Homecoming Dance and the Christmas Program . Nelson has helped the senior class this yea r by serving on the Patio Committee . Outside of school , he has been an avid water skiier, hunter , and architectural designer.

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StM ' 62 -' 68

PATRICIA ELIZABETH l\,IURRA Y Pat's freckles , red hair, and cheery persona lity arrived at ST M in ninth grade . She has been active at STM in many 1vays, but has excelled on the football field . Pat 1vas one of the stars of the Powder Puff football fiasco in both her junior and senior years . Mrs . LeBlanc recognized her talents and signed her up to be a P. E. aide . She 1v as a lso an intramural winn er. Pat has added her "light, airy " voice to the Chorus in tenth and eleventh grades and the concert choir in tenth. Murray served the school as an office aide and the chapel program as a rnem ber of the Altar Guild . Pat has also been a member of the Dramatics Club in her senior year.

StM ' 65 -' 68

VIRGINIA FRAZ IER NELSON Gin ger Nelson has been perhaps one of the most outstand ing Saints in the senior class . During her nine years at St. Martin ' s she has made her friendly smile, glowin g personality , and willingness to help , inva luable to all. Ginger has been the 1vonder-type of i ndiv idual who works harder than anyone else and yet expects no cred it for it. Her ori ginal op inions and ideas have been well respected at St. Martin' s as sho1vn by her electi on to th Vice -Presidency of her cla ss in her junior and senior years. Her scholastic ability has been illustrated by her receiving Honor Roll status several times. Ginger has proven her creative abili ties while serving as chairman of the Jr. Sr. Prom in her junior year. Ginger ' s School spirit 1vas show n by her election as Homecoming cheerleader.

StM ' 59 - ' 68

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JANE KATHRYN NIESET Since her arrival in the ninth grade, Jane has made a name for herself in the athletic field. She has been a member of the Badminton team, swimming team, volleyb all team , and tennis team. She received the t wo -te am award in the eleventh grade.

Jane has also taken advantage of the other phases of life the school offers. She was in the German Club, sew ing, Chorus, the select Concert Choir , and the Dramatics Club. Ja ne has also excelled in academ ics. She has been on the Honor Roll since her ar rival and has been in the National Honor Society for the past two years. She holds the position of Editor of Activities on the Shield staff and Assistant Sports Editor of the Halo staff. Jane has been an active member of the Future Nurses for two years and was ele cted Vice President as a senior. During the sum me r, she worked as a camp counselor.

StM ' 64 -' 68

OLAF HERMAN OLSEN III Oley, the class's only Norwegian, has been at St. Martin's since Kindergarten. He participated in many phases of school life, but was recognized for his intelligence in the area of mathematics. Along this line, Oley has been on the honor roll throughout high school and has be en a member of the Honor So ciet y his junior and senior ye ars. He has also been a member of the Social Issues Club, Biology Club , and the Ph ysical Science Club of which he served as president in his senior year. His athletic interest was in football, and he has been a member of the team for two years. Oley has put his photographic talent to good use for the Halo and Shield .

StM '5 6 -' 68

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BARBARA ELLEN OSTER Barbara "Oyster" cam e to St. M . in ninth grade and immediately rook part in the activities with en thusiasm . Athletics in several forms ha ve been important to Barbara ' s li fe . At school she played pow der pu ff football , was i n the Modern Dance Club, and ser ved as a P. E. aide . Outside of school she plays a great de al of golf. She has won several im portant tournaments including the Louisiana State Jr .

Girls Golf Tournament and was elected vice-president of the Louisiana Girls State Golf Association.

Working as a library aide, si nging in Chorus and Concert Choir , serving as a snack bar assistant, and participating in the Christma~ program ha ve also been a part of Barbara's life in high school.

StM ' 64- ' 68

MICHAEL EDWIN PETTIT One of the best addi tions to St . M. was Mike ' s arri val in ninth gr.ade . His achievements in the are as of service , scholarship , lead ership , and athletics were witnessed everyday . When he was not serving as President of the Student Council, he was excelling in the classroom . "Petite" ha s been a member of the Honor Societ y in his junior and senior years, a National Merit Semi -Finalist, and the re cipient of the DAR Award in History . Mike ' s fa vorite sport has been football , and he was a le tter man in his junior and senior ye ars . Al wa ys anxious to be of service , Mike was Feature Editor of the Halo, Classes Editor of the Shield, and a Dramatics Board member . With the start he has made in high school, he shou ld ha ve li ttle trouble in the future .

StM ' 64 -' 68

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JOE WINSTON REDDEN , JR. Joe Redden is a true Saint, making his name and football almost synonymous around the campus. His teamm ates showed their appreciation of Joe ' s ability and hard work by e lecting him one of their Co-Cap tain's i n his senior year. Along with his great athletic talents, Joe has also excelled in the brains department. He became a National Merit Semi - Finalist in his senior year and has alwa ys maintained Honor Roll status. Because of these honors, Joe was elected Honor Society President in his senior year.

Athletics and intelligence are not all that have made Joe well liked around school. His quiet yet force ful personality and willingness to help have played a great part in making his stay at StM a success.

StM ' 62 -' 68

CATHY BROWN REILY Cathy has been at St. Martin's since 1960. During that ti me , Cathy, or "Railly" has left her ma rk around campus with all her witty comments . She was on the honor roll her freshman, sophomore , and junior years. Cathy has also been very active in the athletic field . She was a J. V. cheerleader in the seventh and eighth grades and in her high school career she has participated on the basketball, volleyball , and swim teams , being captain in her sophomore year of the vo lleyball team . Cathy's athletic talents led her to be elected as a Homecoming Cheerleader in her senior ye ar and recei ving the athletic Honor Award her first three yea rs of high school.

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BETH ROBINSON Beth has participated in many activities at StM .

Many of these reflect her int erest in athletics . In her freshman ye ar she was a J. V. Cheerleader and in her sophomore year she was an alternate. She has been on the badminton and swimming teams, got an athletic award in her junior year for being on two teams and has worked as a P.E. Aide besides being one of the strongest Powder Puff players. She has also been a diligent worker in the Snack Bar be coming in her senior year the Mana ger. Beth has been in Future Nurses , Chorus, Concert Choir, and Dramatics . In her sophomore and junior years she served as a Shield assistant and in 11th grade she was also a Halo reporter .

StM ' 64 -' 68

CATHY LILLIAN RODAN Cathy, or "Ro" as she is frequent l y called , came In her two short years Cathy has become a vita l part of our class. She has had the high honor of escort ing the homecoming court for the Powder Puff game .

Cathy has also helped out in the office by being an office aide both years. Cathy's senior year found her active in planning the chapel program and working on the Christmas Program. Cathy's main interest has been the Future Nurses Club . She has been interested in the pro jects which this organization has sponsored . Many people think of Cathy as being quiet, but when she wants to she can really shine . to St. Martin's from Riverda le her junior year .

StM ' 66- ' 68

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FRED HENRY RODRIGUEZ JR. Because of Fred's nature, his activities at school have often gone unnoticed . His main interest has been in Math. In ninth grade he received an Honorable Mention Award in that subject. Fred has en joyed singing and has been a member of both the Chorus and the Concert Choir. He served as Music Librarian in his junior year. Fred has bee n on the honor roll since coming to St. Martin's in his freshman year. His other activit ies have included Office Aide, Senior Coffee Committee, and Camera Club .

Because of his photographic skills, he has been a photographer for the Halo and head photographer for the Shield . Fred represented St. Martin's at the National Conference of Christians a~1d Jews. Fred was installed as an Honor Society member in his senior year.

StM ' 64 -' 68

BARBARA PHILIP RY AN The class of ' 68 first met Babs Ryan at Camp Hardtner , for she came to St. Martin's i n her senior year from Fortier . She quickly adapted herself to life at St. Martin ' s, entering many phases of school life . She joined the Dramatics Club and has been the wardrobe mistress for their first production . She also helped on the Homecoming decorations. At Fortier , Babs was active on the Student Council , and was a Silver and Blue Representative . She also wor ked in Fortier's Dramat ics Club and French Club.

Although Babs has been new to St. Martin' s, she is not new to New Orleans. She has been active in Sub Debs and has served as a Board member .

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J AN LYNN SAUNDERS Jan' s avid participat ion in school activities and her friendly personality have made her outstanding since coming to St. Martin ' s in second grade. Dur ing high school she was on the S\v i mm i ng and bad m inton teams . Jan was active in the Student Council, serving in ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades .

She was a member of the Future Nurses Club and was elected vice -president in her Junior year. Jan' s ma in interest around school has been in cheerleading , and she was first alternate in eleventh grade. Being a cheerleader in her senior year has kept her busy, but she has managed to find time to be in the Dramatics Clu b and serve as a Halo reporter. Jan was elected one of the five seni or maids of the Homecoming Court .

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ROBERT K. SCHMOYER Robert has been active in St. Martin's since joining us in ninth grade . His presence on the Varsity football team has been valuabl e to team spirit during his junior and senior years. Rob has also been a member of the Social Issues Club, Physical Sdence Club , and Biology Club, as well as the " Senior Cof fee Club." Rob graced the Homecoming· Dance with his presence as a Dance Escort . " Sweet Rob's " high est honor was the coveted "History is Bunk" award presented to him in his junior year. Our heartS go out to the poor children of Project Head Start, for Robert was an assistant teacher during the summer of ' 67. Outside of school Rob has been active in Boy Scouts , water sports , and bowling.

StM ' 64- ' 68

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CHARLES MALLON STEDMAN Since coming to StM. in first grade , Chuck has prov en himself to be a diligent worker, a capable athlete, and an able leader. His academic excel lence has been shown by his election to the Honor Society of which he served as Vice-President in his senior year. Chuck participated in many areas of athletics. He was a member of the track team his junior year, the football team his senior year, and the basketball team throughout high school. He has also shown willingness to work in other areas of school life.

He served in chapel as an acolyte, and the Halo as Assistant Sports Editor his senior year . Chuck was the recipient of several scholastic honors, including high est class average as a sophomore and the Math and Latin awards.

StM ' 56-' 68

DEBORAH ANN STEVENSON Debby came to St. Martin's in the middle of her junior year, and quickly became well -liked by all.

Her scholastic abilities have given her the distinction of having the highest class aver age her junior year, being an Honor Roll student, and, most important , a member of the National Honor Society. Debby was also recognized for becoming a National Merit SemiFinalisr. Along with her thinking powers, Debby also possesses great vocal powers. She has been a member of the Chorus her two years at St. Martin's, and also a member of Father Wharton's group . Debby has also helped the Halo, as Copy Editor , and the Shield during her brief stay at St. Martin ' s. Her quick wit and ability to get along well with others made her one of the friendliest Saints .

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LINDA ANN TUERO Linda has been best known for her achievements in athletics. She started playi ng tennis at the age of te n and has been a champion ever sin ce . Some of her most famous awards vary fr om national single a nd double titles to an award for "Achievement and Brin ging Distinction to St . M" presented to her in h er junior yea r. Besides serving as captain of the te nnis team here at school for two years , Linda has excelled in the classroom . She has been on the Honor Roll since he r fr eshman year and was installed into the National Hon or Soc iety her junior year. Linda will long be remembered as the girl who brought national recogni tion to St. Martin ' s.

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DONALD WILLS WALLIS In Don's fo ur years at St. M, he has shown himself to be an excellent student both acad em ically and in extra curricular activities. He was on the Honor Roll throughout High School and was a mem ber of the National Honor Society . As a freshman Don took typing, German Club, and Service Club .

His sophomore year he took Shorthand , Social Issues, and Biology Club. Don was in the Spanish Club and Physical Science Club, an acolyte , and a member of the chorus . He had the posi tion of processing coordinator for t he Shield and was a reporter for the Halo in his senior yea r. Outside of school, Don has been an active member of his church and an excel le nt competiti ve sw imm er .

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Since Biff came to St. M' s in tenth grade, he has had an active voice in most class and school activities. He has been in Creative Writing all three years and was co-editor of the Lyre as a junior and editor as a senior. Biff has served as an acolyte and as chairman of the Dramatics Club. Biff has also been a member of the track team and went to the State Track Meet as a junior. Biff was elected to Nation al Honor Society as a senior. Biff' s outstanding characteristic has been his readiness to state his opinions. Because of this, Biff was in the Social Issues Club as a junior and was St. M's representative to Pelican Boys' State . Biff revealed his acting ability and paternal instincts as the domineering Mr. Antrobus in "The Skin of Our Teeth."

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DEBORAH LESLIE WENDLANDT Debby has spent three years at St. M's and has taken an active part in many different phases of school life. She has sung in the Chorus in her sophomore and junior years and was a member of the Concert Choir in her junior year. Debby , or "Crusher of the Clouds," as she was known to her close friends, has been on the committee to help plan the chapel program during her senior year at St. M's. She has been a member of Future Nurses all three years and was the treasurer in eleventh grade. Outside of school Debby's interests have been mainly in the fields related to fashion mer chandising and this interest has carried over into school in her position as fashion editor of the Halo.

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DEBRA LEE WENDT Debbie , "The Child of the Dried -Up Desert Flower, " came to St. Martin' s in the ninth grade .

Since then, she has been an active member of the Future Nurses Club. In her freshman and sophomore years, Debbie took advantage of such acti vities as typing and shorthand and was a representative to the Student Council. In the athletic field , Debbie ' s gym squad became the Basketball Intramurals winners . She has been a terror of the courts ever sinc e .

Debbie has also been active in the chapel program during her senior year. Outside of school Debbie has enjoyed horseback riding and has become quite an equestrian. Debbie ' s personality has brought her a place of distinction among her fri ends .

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NANCY ELIZABETH WILKINSON Nancy's bright friendly smile and her obvious likeness to the teenage model, Twiggy, are definitely what she will be remembered fo r at StM .

Nancy is a talented seam stress and has a definite flare for making and designing her own clothes. In 9th and 10th grades Nancy took sewing which tupplemented her knowledge . She shows a certain individ- · uali_sm and o~iginality in her id eas and actions that make her well -liked and respected on campus. She has always been willing to help and cooperate. During her career at St. Martin's Nancy has shown her wid e range of interests by participating in Modern Dance, tennis, and Powder Puff football and by being an all -around great person.

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SANDRA LYNN WILLIAMS Sandra Williams, an athletic girl who has often led her team or her squad to victory , has attended St. Martin ' s since kindergarten. She has been an avid tennis player, and was a member of the school tennis team for the past four years . She ha s also contributed her athletic ability to the Indoor Ball, Badminton, and Powder Puff Football teams . Sandra has not only been an athlete , however; she is also an artist. She has been involved in school artwork for a number of years . In her senior year she was highly honored by being elected one of the Homecoming cheerleaders.

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DEBORAH CATHERINE WOLF In her thirteen years at St. Martin's, Debbie has always played an active part in school life . Luckily for the seniors, her leadership abilities were recognized very early . Deb served as class president from seventh to tenth grade . She has also been on the Shield staff since tenth grade serving in various positions , and finally ed itor of girl' s athletics in her sen ior year. Debbie has also been active in athletics .

During high school, she was a member of the voll ey ball , basketball, and badminton teams and an intra mural winner in ninth and tenth grades . Deb has participated in Dram atics, Altar Guild , and Biology Club . She also served as chairman of the Chapel Committee and variou s Homecoming committees.

These activities and many more contribute to Deb bie's " saintly" activities .

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DANIEL MUNDAY YOUNG Danny ' s athletic abilities have been demonstrated throughout high school. He was a standout on the varsity football team for three yea rs . Danny was the only senior to play varsity in his freshman , sophomore, and junior years . He was also an excell ent hurd ler on the track team for two years. Aside from a thletics, he has always been of service to SrM. Danny has worked on the Shield as a photographer and the Halo as a reporter. He has also been a member of the Dramatics club , Biology club, and the Spanish club . In his junior and senior years, Danny has assisted the athletic program by helping coach the J. V. football team . Danny ' s greatest accomplishment has come while a member of the Modern Dance Club. Without much effort, Danny was able to put his whole bod into the part of Cotton Candy Vendor in the production of "The Skin of Our Teeth ".

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OOOH, Rufus , you're so strong!

Straight from the sewers of Paris.

. •• and that' s why I' ct like to be Queen for a day.

Sure we like men , but •••

What kinda fool do you think I am?

put your arms

Just hope Karl doesn't driv e one too, Barbara.

I'll be darned if I'll let that nurse do that do me again!

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Guru Harkness preach love power!

HUNH!

When the sun goes down .. .

Which one belongs in the zoo?

You mean I'm the only one in the class with a trainer?

Go back! We want the girl with the skinny legs

1.1 She finally got one to take the bait.

Beauty's only skin deep

Not so much "gentility", but lots of "freedom"

Walk softly and carry ...

No Biff, Ahhh!

Where did you learn to take a pulse, Din-Din?

I don't even need a beautiful balloon.

I go t plenty of nuttin ,f First stop was the fountain of youth?

and then you put the frankincense ...

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Charles Bahn Benton Brown

Janell Bankston Carl Calhoun

Jade Van Met er - VICE-PRESIDENT

Mary Elizabe th Barnes Eric Carlson

Pepper Hatc h PRESIDENT

Brian Berard Carol e Caro

Maura Berard Marie Decamp

Tyler Posey TREASURER

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Carol West - SECRET ARY

.i, Bernie Dumas Cam eron Dunc an Luc ile Edwards Douglas Fle ming

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Scott Hig htow er

Dorothy Holze r

Jocelyn Jam es

Marylin Johnson Annette Jones Martha Kilgo re John Kimble

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Robin Krieg Sharon Kuhne Bud Lipscomb

Hamilton Lob Malcolm Maginnis Danny Maxson

Becky McKown Bayard Miller Lester Montgomery

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And Mrs. Haight served garlic for lunch

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Michael Murphy

David Normann

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Margaret Olsen Tyler Posey

Gee, Judy, just two more weeks and the house will be finished.

Richard Russell

Margo Pelias Pamela Pulliam

Sherrie Persia Terry Riordan

Anne - you're my friend.

I should tell you •••

David Sanders

Christy Schurman

Fran Phillips Virginia Roy

Score doesn't hold too Good

Webb Shaw

Anne Shepherd

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It' s not a man , but I'm not c hoosey

Suzanne Snyder Clay Spencer

Patricia Sunkel Jade Van Meter

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Susan Wells

Amy Wesy

Carol West

Junior Jargon

Dandruff! Me?

Vot? You had a hair in your soup!

In the Cor Jesu game I ...

In the Curtis game I. ..

You may be the class president, but, Pepper, you've got .••

Yecc h. Stale beer.

A handshake--instead of a kiss.

Pick-the-meat-you -eataway

The dog did what here?

Geepers! ! Mom's gonna let me shave my legs.

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Sophomore

Barry Kennedy - PRESIDENT

Melissa Payne - VICE PRESIDENT

Samuel Adam s John And rews

Jenny Treen - SECRET ARY

John Paul Fleming - TREASURER

De bbie Bahn

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Bonnie Ball

Alvin Baumer

Bonnie Bernius

Frank Blakey

Laura Bohne

John Breen

Jimmy Brymer

Lee Chastant

Steve Corliss

Celeste Cox

David Culpepper

Bill Cummins

Robin Dahlberg

Regina Dillon

Bussie Dodd

Katherine F

Jack Faulkner

David Fink

India Fleming

Paul Gain es

Sandra Garrard

Robin Bohrer

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Terry Gilbert

Louise Horton

Ginny Lee

Pat McCurnin

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Susan Hagstette

Leslie Hays

Mark Henderson

Pat Hogan

Brenda Jones

Barry Kennedy

Cinci Krementz

Dixie Lattie

Ross Lennox

Beth Lindsay

Virginia McFarland

Sally McKey

Pritchard Matthew

Stuart Neal

David Melius

Katherine Pailet

Douglas Neste r

Marjoire Nieset

Melissa Payne

Jim Pellerin

Sus an Platter

Mary Salm

Jim Scheurich

Barbara Schneider

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Maurice Price

Tommy Shepherd

Ernie Sims

Lisa Smith

Tommy Smith

Ronnie Spencer

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Lynda Stroud Mary Summers Clifford Sutter Jeff Tarkington

Jennifer Treen Kitty von Gohren Judy Wallis Ste.ven Watts

Bart Webb Patsy Webb

Harrison Weber Roxanne Wright

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Sophomore Sass

Shake - Shake - Shake a tailfeather baby.

What' s that in the corner, Bart?

Boy am I a groove.

Smoke Signals.

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They told me Ex-Lax was for colds.

Listen Mrs. Lewis, one more er ack out of you.

Well you see there was this I_ndian . •.

With prizes like these, I'll never grow up.

Well, personally, Barry, I don't think black leather goes with gay pink.

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Charlotte Bahn

Becky Bernos

Anne Blanford

Marian Bogan

C atherine Bott

PRESIDENT Philip Hatch

SECRET ARIES Kathy Smith Philip Martin Ginger Walthall (missing) Blair Scanlon, Jam es Christeson

Gary Brewster Pam Buddington

SECRETARY : Wendy Wolf; VICE -PRESIDENTS : Gary Brewster , Robert Cook, Charles Favro t.

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Marg ue rite Brierre Catherine Calhoun

Babs Bryant Libby Carlso n

I • Jeannette Caspers

Cindy Chambliss

James Christesen

Mehl Cimini

Robert Cook

John Corder Kitty Creamer Cynthia Crowley Gretchen Ellis

Charles Favrot Alison Flowers Benton Gay Diane Gilbert

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Kathy Haase

Mary Harkness

Louise Harris

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Philip Hatch

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Cynthia Haynes

Tommy Higgins

Kim Holtzman

Jamie LeNoir

Carson Llewellyn

Philip Martin

Donna Melius

Carol Miller

Melinda Miller

Judith Montgomery

Mark Moore Bryant Morrison Sherman Muller

Jane Orfila Stephen Pailet Julie Pellerin

Mike Persia Sally Pettit Cherry Phillips

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Lisa Po sey Blair Scanlon

Ricky Schmidt

Kathy Smith

Robert Richardson Bobby Schim e k

Doddie Spencer

Onni Savala Brook Smith

Patty Roy Michael Sistrunk

Peter Stedman

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Margaret Taylor

Sally Tie rney

Ginger Walthall

Greg Winsky

Wendy Wolf

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Susan Ashby Alfred Brown

Jane Barnard Kaki Brumfield

Denis Barry Daniel Brymer

PRESIDENTS: Lester Eavenson John Shober Monty Burlingame Amy Schimek TREASURER Laur alee Reed SECRETARY Karen Hansen TREASURER Linda Robinson SERGEANT AT ARMS

Bredow Bell Monty Burlingame

Barbara Gore VICE-PRESIDENT Mary Price Robinson SECRETARY Jean Muckley VICE-PRESIDENT Lauralee Reed SECRETARY Simon Ward SECRETARY Kelly Duncan VICE-PRESIDENT

Tommy Capps Renee Chastant Bill Compton

Clifford Conrad Charles Cowand John Dahlberg

Sleuth!

Edward De Martini Gerard Dillon Foster Duncan

Kelly Duncan

Kar l Durr

David Gamble

Barbara Gore

Leste r Eavenson

Karin Grafstrom

Eighth

Gerald Ev ans

Connie Ewin

Eliza Greenhoe

Karen Hansen

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Leigh Harris Adee Heebe David Hesse Becky Jardin e

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Charlotte Mioton Jean Muckley Michael Page Libby Pedrick

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Bentley Perkins

Stephen Pottharst

Lauralee Reed

Laura Riddick

Linda Robinson

Mary Price Robinson

David Rusch

Stephanie Samples

I gonna bloody yo' nose.

Amy Schimek

Tom Schne ider

John Shober

Barry Smith

Chatt Smith

Fain Spruiell

The three faces of love.

Daniel Snyder

Linnea Swanson

Albert Terku hle

Betsy Threefoot

Cynthia Treen

David Treen

John Treen

Sandy Ward

William Welsh

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SECRET ARIES: Sandra Platter Cindy Jacobs Jocelyn Stedman Carol Gore - missing

Pharr Adams

Pemmie Aus tin

William Ball

Elizabeth Bankston

VICE-PRESIDENTS: Corry Sulliv an Lind a Kim ble Missing Stewar t Gilb ert David Kreme ntz TREASURERS: Kathy Williams Wendy Schulz SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: Andrea Blackledge

PRESIDENTS: Melissa Perrett Car l Speer Sally West Carl Smith - missi ng

Bonnie Bee

Gregory Berard

Andrea Blackledge

Randy Brauner

Marie Buffington

Luc inda Cab le

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Marg uerit e Core

Anita Creamer

Thomas Crozat

Victor Davis

Darcy Devine

Adolphus Dunn

Michael Fral ey

Aubrey Durr

David Dunn

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Susan Kreig

Kathy Leslie

Denise Le Tard

Becky Llewellyn

Edward Longacre

Michael McCullar

William McFarland

Ann Marsh

Jean Mecom

Kirk Moore

Pippa Morgan

Kevin Moss

Kenneth Nelson

Wendy Newlin

Curtis Pellerin

Take that Hilda!

Allen Radar

Bainbridge Perkins

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Melissa Perrett

Sandra Platter

William Rellstab

Donald Richardson

Richard Ruse h Jay Smith

Wendy Schulz Carl Speer

Margaret Segleau Jocelyn Stedman

Carl Smith Corrinne Sullivan

Robert Swayze

Mark Taliaferro

Carole Touzet

Hor ace Vall as

Rigby Robinson

Alan Van Fleet

Chris vonGohren

Sally West

Brian White

Kathryn Williams

Carter Wright

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De noirve.

He hung up!

The ninth grade's own Icebreakers.

Denture breath?

Fetch - Gamble - Fetch

Duh--! wonder whether I should- -duh...

Sweet Dreams?

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-Jinx

Is it a rubdown-or rub out ???

In just two months Egor will be finished.

A Frenchman at heart.

Don 't le t bad breath put~ in isolation.

Iva Mae said it was her cough medicine.

Young man -please*!/?

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Elementary Dedication The 1968 Shie°ld Staff takes great pleasure in dedicating the Elementary section to a teacher whose guidance and understanding has helped to develop in her students ability and confidence.

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THE REV. JOHN LONGSTREET RHYMES B. A., University of Mississippi M. Ed . , Tulane University B. D., Kenyon College Lower School Principal and Superv isor

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ROBERTA WEDGE Playground Supervisor

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SARA B. SI-JY MAN SKI B. A., W. Ky . State Librarian

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Lee Ann Ashby Walter Becker Timmy Brown Cameron Carraway

Stew art Dahlberg Stephen Gamble Thomas Gormin Caro l Humphreys

Judith Ann Johnson Charles Lee Rosalie Lopez Carol Mykolyk

Katherine Owens Leslie Paterson Cindy Phillips John Pullen James Ray

Carla Reinhard Mary Kay Robinson Peter Roy Nancy Sanders Alan Schimek

Susan Senter Whitney Spann Jam es Spencer Ben Mark Treen Linda Wilson 106

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

Tiger Austin

Rufus Brown

Stacy De Martini

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Mary Marsha Hazard

Lindsay Ellis

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Michael Ginn

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Christine McGrew Diane Massimini

Sixth Grade Mark Morere Woody Morrison Peter Nance Richard Nieset

This is the last time I'll carry his books!

Pamela Page Adair Pedrick Jay Reed David Richardson

Francie Richardson Anne Roussel Wes Samples William Shell

Hal Tabb George Ward Peter Wilson Lisa Woolfolk THOMAS H. CROMER B. S. , Jacksonville State Teachers College

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Fifth Brian Ball

Harry Burglass Deborah Crawford

Diana Davis

Dale Evans

Deborah Fisher

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Leslie Fleming

Robert Gonzales

MRS. JOA N K. PARKER M.A., George Peabody College B.A. Univ. of Southwestern La.

Nash Hair

Rebecca Holwadel

Patricia McCloskey Richard Mayer

Murray Hub er

Kathryn Nix

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Robert Normann

Ruth Pailet

Mark Peterson

Jam es Robinson Barry Sims Margaret Stainback William Sullivan Robert Washington Monique Wilson 108

Grade Ann Blalock James Bryant Frank Clark Diane Deane

Robert Ellis Louise Favrot Eugene Gibert Elizabeth Grafs trom

Douglas Harris Holley Herrin Ann Lindsey Bruce McDowell

Randolph Marchmont Penny Miles Carol Oster Bruce Parkerson MRS . ALICE MAE BRYSON B. A. , Southeastern La. College

Hunter Phillips James Rusch Geoffrey Smith Michael Spann Terry Stapler Robert Streecl<

Sharie Taylor

Steven Threefoot

Jennifer Tuero

Patricia Williams

Donna West

Donna Young 109

Avery Burglass Chricky Brown Andree Chastant

Stuart Clay Ann Fleetwood Chi Chi Gaines

MRS. HELEN E. GREGORY B. A., Central Washington College

John Green

Diane Hartley

Buel Humphreys

Fourth Grade Diane Ingolia

Patsy Llewellyn

Mary McKinney Ruth Maginnis

Wally Porter Deborah Richardson Margaret Schwegmann

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Kristy Speer

Melissa Morere

Stacy Nugent

Mark Page

Leslie Streeck

Andre Touzet

David Weaver

Carol Becker

Boyd Bel

Cindy Calo

Kim Cotter

Julie Favrot

Rebecca Gould Monica Grafstrom

Sally Harris

Jeffrey Holmquist

Martha Holzer

Greg Keller

Pamela Macy

Thomas Marsh

Cecil Morgan

Lucy Ray

Mary Roy

Lisa Mott

James Senter Terry Sistrunk Penelope Smith

Susan Stapler John Vallas George Washington

MISS ELSIE SHILLING B. S. , Wilson Teachers College

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David Arceneaux

Anne Atkinson

John Ball

Susan Bee

Catana Brown

Chris Fox

Alexandra Georges

Anne Griffis

Third Grade

Ellen Harris Sydney I-lines David Hoffman Jaye Dee Ingerman

Stephen Matta Tracy Mitchell Roy Mouras Paul Newman MRS. BILLIE POPE BROTHERS B. S. , Texas Christian University

Dutch O' Neal Bredt Roberts Shawn Sistrunk Frank Toye

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Kenneth Eilertsen Lance Fitzpatrick Leslie Fox John Harlan

Lauren Hartwell William Kihneman Kent Klein Nell Koch

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Elizabeth Lizarraga Brian McCracken Gary Oelsner

Chuck Re ily Louise Rosenzw e ig Brett Shellhase

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Judith Snelson Bert Wilson

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John Adema John Bamforth James Beeson Christian Brown

Jamie Calo Barbara Crawford Robbie Davis Bryan Deane

Vic toria Fleetwood Susan Frank Brian Grove David Humphreys

MRS. THERESA FROST B. A. , Southeastern La. College

John McCollam David McDowell John McKinney Elisabeth Martin

Virginia Mioton

Sharon Morere

Angele Morr as

Mary Normann Timmy Prutzman

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Beverly Seay

Laur a Vallas Melissa Van Meter

Lori Watts

Laura Williams

Elizabeth Ayerst

Ben Cairns

Lisa Carl

Eleanor Eilertsen Kathryn Gordon

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Allison Hartwell Charlene Hill

Brian Huber Dwight Humphreys Bernard Jacobs Cheryl Johnson

MRS. JEANNE SHEPHERD B. A. , Agnes Scott College

Michael Lasky Dean Lind sey Rachel McCracken David Mayer

Stuart Nance Todd Persia Charlotte Robinson Damon Rosenzweig

Robert Sims Amy Threefoot Rebecca Wilson Jeffrey Harlan

John Holland

Gwendolyn Holmquist

Butler Ball Jeanne Bel Lucille Bott

Michael Fl eetwoo d Marti Hair Gisele Heiman

MRS . SUSAN E. QUAID B. A. , McNeese College

Danielle Juzan Darolyn Lambe rt Mic helle Luck

Christopher Mackenz ie William Mitchell Jennifer Nance Lauren Oe lsner

Richard Pettit Rob ert Reed Dirk Richardson Catherine Shultz

Loren Sonfield Steven Stainback McCarde ll Tilley Mic hae l Van Wart 116

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Carolyn As hby Christop he r Benbow Douglas Briggs

Karlyn Cl ay Kelly Conats er Jerrianne Cup ero

MRS . MARY C. BRYMER B. S. , La. Po lytec hnic Institute Catherine Fraser John Gain es Em ily Harmon

Beau Huber Carolyn Klein Beth Lasky

First Grade

Louise Lewis Jeffrey Martin

Step he n Mo tt Virginia Phillips

Nancy Rusch Sarah Super

Peter To ups Anne Washington

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Judy Becker Telia Blackard Hartley Clay

Desiree Fricke Lisa Giardina Jack Gordon

Stacy Grove Robin Sue Green Jennifer Jones

MRS. EVELYN ANTHON B. A. , Louisiana State University B. S. , Louisiana Tech

Kindergarten Alison Lafleur Virginia McFadden Nancy Meyer

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Anna Olinde

Sharon Robinson

Frederick Miller

Blake Morgan

Michael Seago Mo ntgomery Toye Robert Williams

Laura Babin

Paige Brown

Jaime Fleming

Diana Frank

Darcie Holland

Eric Holtzman

Peggy King

Terren Klein

Jack Koch

Elizabeth Leslie

Brad Lizarraga Amy Magee

Lisa Mayer Nancy Newman

MRS. NELL C. BERNOS B. A. University of Southwestern Louisiana Stephen Seymoui Sara Tarrant

Michelle Wagner Geoffrey Buntner

Lower School

Duh-two-and-two-are-duh- -

Simon says "Stop fighting."

Gum in the pencil sharpener?

He's got the whole world in his hands.

Yes ma'm. John Jay Coiffeurs.

Yeah, but my P. F. Flyers have a hole in them.

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Lip

Get lost!

Ya got your nerve!

You should read this.

Magic Fingers, stop that ball!

One at a time girls!

This would be easier with a jump rope.

Splendor in the grass.

I look pretty ridiculous, don't I?

Beethoven freak-out.

Who took my chair?

This pea-shooter will do it.

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FAVORITES

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Mr. and Miss St. Martin's

Don Marshall Ginger Nelson

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Best Looking

BENNY BROWN PEGGY HIGGINS

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Most Athletic STEVE JOHNSTON ANNE SHEPHERD

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Wittiest TYLER POSEY KATHY REILY

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BARBARA BARNARD

WENDY DASCOMB

PEGGY HIGGIN S

JA N SAUNDERS

Homecoming Court

MARIE DeCAMP

ANNETTE JONES

ANNE SHEPHERD

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SCHOLARSHIP

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Honor Society

Vice President: Chuck Stedman

President: Joe Redden

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Secretary: Ellen Jonassen

SENIOR MEMBERS Becky Emmons, Rose Evans, Kitty Bankston, Olaf Olsen, Mike Pettit, Linda Tuero, Steve Harkness, Debby Stevenson, Kathy Buck, Biff Waltman, Betsy Bultman, Don Wallis, Jane Nieset, Fred Rodriguez, Marie -Louise Kreeger, Karl Alexander.

Advisor: Father Austin

JUNIOR MEMBERS Lester Montgomery, Marylin Johnson, Marcy Van Wart, Carol West, Jud y Gore, Pepper Hatch

This year the National Honor Soc iety has been bigger, better, and funnier than ever. Their leaders Joe Redden, Chuck Stedman, and Ellen Jonassen were elected directly after six new senior members were admitted in October.

The Society strove to be more active i n school and civic affairs. This year, as in the past, members co llected for the Mar ch of Dimes which involved having cars whiz by and bruises from viciously tossed coins. Meetings have usua lly been carefree, consisting of lous y jokes, lap sitting, and Shield picture taking. Aside from the fun they have shared , they have tried to elevate the Society into becom in g an important factor in the future of StM.

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National Merit In the early part of last year , the Cla ss of ' 68 marched wearily to the auditorium . Here they attempted to answer the Excedrin questions of the NMSQ Test . Only four succeeded in attaining the goal of being a National Merit Semi-Finalist.

As a result of their performance , these lucky students have been showered with letters pleading for them to attend certain Universities. Also , four other seniors received letters of corn rnendation for their outstanding performances on these tests. St. Martin 's is proud to have a claim to their fame .

NATIONAL MERIT SEMI - FINALISTS Joe Redden, Mike Pettit

LETTERS OF COMMENDATION : Becky Emmons, Don Wallis, Marie-Louise Kreeger , Kitty Bankston

NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINA LISTS Debbie Stevenson, Kathy Buck

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98 PERCENTILE JUNIORS Marylin Johnson, Jade Van Meter, Carl Muckley

99 PERCENTILE SOPHOMORES Melissa Payne , Jim Pellerin, Debbie Bahn

98 PERCENTILE SOPHOMORES Mary Summers, Judy Wallis, Leslie Hays

99 PERCENTILE JUNIO RS STANDING: Ham Lob, Clay Spencer , Carol West, Marcy Van Wart, John Kimble, Bud Lipscomb.

Lester Montgomery, Scott Hightower, Mike Murphy, Tyler Pose, Pepper Hatch, Dickie Russell.

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Pelican State Every year two boys and two girls from StM spent eight long, hard days in Baton Rouge learning about the government. This year Mike Pettit, Biff Waltman, Ellen Jonassen , and Cathy Reily were our representatives.

Mike and Biff were both mayors of their cities, iv hich is a great honor. Pelican State can be one of the greatest experiences in someones life. Not only does one learn about the government , but one learns how to march, what it is like to not see a member of the other sex for a week, ho\v to yell, and cry , and hO\v to make friends. We are very proud of the representatives that 1vent for us th is year.

REPRESENT AT IVES: Ellen Jonassen , Cathy Reily

ALTERNATES: Rufus Harris

Biff Waltman

REPRESENT AT IVES : Donnie Marshall , Mike Pettit ALTERNATES: Marie -Louise Kreeger , Penny Anthon.

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Advanced Placement

SPONSOR: Mr. George Lewis. MEMBERS: Kitty Bankston , Becky Emmons , John Bl alock , Rose Evans , Jan e Nieset, Mike Pettit, Mari e -Lou ise Kreeger, De bby Stevenson , Kathy McChesney, Don Wallis , Kathy Buck , Joe Redden.

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Football

Assistant coaches: Father Bell, Jim Latham

Head coach: Tony Porter

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Co-captains Steve Johnson and Joe Redden ied squad successfully to 4-4 -1 season.

Managers Barry Kennedy and Tyler Posey aid wounded Saints.

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Cor Jesu

Back Karl A lex and er

End John Blalock

St. Martin ' s opened its grid iron schedule against the Cor Jesu Kingsmen . The first quarter was a defensive battle with both teams holding each other scoreless . The Saints were first on the scoreboard as Steve Johnson recovered a Kingsmen fumble and ran 55 -yard s for a touchdo1vn. Late in the second period, the Kingsmen tied the score . During the second half the Cor Jesu defense broke dmvn the Saints' offense by picking off three passes setting up touchdowns.

The game ended with Cor Jesu on top , 25-7 .

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Fullback Bob Capps

Guard Calvin Fleming

Sam Barthe

Defensive Halfback Rufus Harris

Wingback Steve Johnson

Line backe r Philip LeT ard

End Louis Mc Faul

The Saints and the Hornets battled to a 6- 6 tie on rain -drenched Barthe field . The bad weather re sulted in numerous fumbles and faulty ball handling.

The Hornets got off to an early lead in the first period with an interception that put the ball on the Saints seven yard line. Two plays later Barthe scored . The weather worsened, haulting the game temporarily. An hour later , following the second half kickoff, Dan Maxson ended a long Barthe drive with an interception on the Saints twenty , and the offense marched to the Barthe tw e nty only to be stopped by an interception. The Saints touchdown cam e when Barthe fumbled on their own ten yard line and Cameron Duncan scored two plays later on an end sweep . The PAT try failed and the game e nded 6 -6.

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John Curtis

Linebacker Mike McHugh

Tackle Olaf Olsen

End Mike Pettit

Tackle Joe Redden

The Saints came through with a victory over the John Curtis Patriots for their first district ,,in. Steve Johnson posted the first Saints touchdown on a pass from Duncan.

The second and third quarters were defensive battles, but early in the fourth quarter, Duncan scored on an option pla y. The final tally came on a pass interception by Danny Maxson. Benny Brown ran for the extra point to end the game with the score 21 -0.

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Newman

Tackle Robert Schmoyer

Back Chuck Stedman

Halfback Benny Brown

Guard Carl Calhoun

The Saints jumped off to an early 7 -0 lead as quarterback Maxson found Hank Gamble open in the end zone. Newman scored twice as the first half ended with the Greenies holding on to only a five point lead . Early in the fourth quarter , St. M. took the lead as Dan Maxson scored with a one -yard plunge to cap a 77 -yard drive. The Saints fina l score came when Je ff Tarkington blocked a punt , and Joe Redden picked up the ball and ran twelve yards for the six points. The score stood 20 -12, St .

Martin ' s favor . Following the kickoff Newman dro ve down the field from their own 37 to score in eight plays but the Saints clung to a slim 2 - point lead . With just seconds remaining, the Greenies scored on a long play from scrimmage to end the game 25-20 .

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Ridgewood

Quarterback Cameron Duncan

End Hank Gamble

Wingback Pepper Hatch

Center John Kimble

The disheartened St. Martin' s Saints, still suffering from the Newman defeat, could not seem to muster up the same type of hard-hitting, holding defense that they usually maintain, nor could the offense spark to life . The first period was scoreless, and neither team could establish a scoring threat. However, in the middle of the sec ond quarter, the Eagles broke through the Saints defensive line for the only score of the game. The second half was much the same as the first quarter with no scoring whatsoever, and the Saints came out on the short end, 6-0 .

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St. John's

Quarterback Danny Maxon

Tackle Bayard Miller

Juniors , Pepper Ha tch, converted from guard to wingback, and Carl Muckley, each scored three touchdowns as the Saints posted their sec ond win of the season 37 -12 . Muckley opened the scoring on a 57 - yard s1veep. In the next quarter, Hatch tallied on a short left - end sweep to add six more points to the Saints' lead . St. John hit the scoreboard on a long pass play in the middle of the second period, but after their kick-off, Muckley reeled off on a 68 -yard screen pla y for his third touchdown of the day. Hatch dominated the second half scoring on a 67 -yard pass play and a 72-yard run. St. John managed to rally for only one more touchdown .

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Tackle Dick Russell

Tackle Clay Spencer

The Saints' offense unfolded in the second quarter as halfback Carl Muckley rammed in for the first score. Later in the quarter, the defense forced a Pioneer fumble and the Saints recovered. Pepper Hatch darted in for a tally. Late in the second period, Duncan and Mike Murphy teamed up to make the score 20-0 at the half. Midway in the final quarter, Rufus Harris picked off a Pioneer pass and sprinted in for the score. The last Saint score came when Bob Capps got loose on a twenty-one yard off-cackle run. The lone Pioneer score was on a long pass play to end the game 34-7.

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End Lee Chastant

Fullback Steve Corliss

Country Day

Back John Paul Fleming

Center David Melius

Guard Stuart Neal

Back Doug Nester

For the Homecoming Game against Country Day, St. Martin's came onto the field sporting a threegame winning streak. Halfway through the second quarter, Cameron Duncan threw 38 yards to Steve Johnson at the goal line, who crossed over for the score. The defense held the Cajuns all during the second half. The Saints capitalized on a Cajun fumble deep in Country Day territory. Three plays later Duncan again took to the air and found Pepper Hatch open in the end zone for a touchdown. A pass from Duncan to Mike Murphy made good the extra point. St. Martin's came out on top, 13-0, and gave us a 4-3-1 season with the Buras game impending.

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Buras

End Jim Scheurich

Quarterback Ernie Sims

Guard Steve Watts

St. Martin's came into the Buras game as a single unit of pride and de termination, Buras, state champions of class A last year, dominated the first quarter by scoring tlvo TD ' s. Dur ing the second period, St. Martin's excellent team work was rewarded by a 31-yard pass to Carl Muckley who ran in for the T . D. Early in the third period, Steve Corliss scored for the Saints to tie the score at 14-14, The tension rose as a score by Buras was followed up by a 16 -y ard pass to Steve John son , The extra point failed and gave Buras a one-point lead. The Saints weakened in the final quarter, as Buras scored to end the game 40 -20 .

The Saints ended its season with a 4 - 4 -1 record .

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Tackle Harrison Weber

End Jeff Tarkington

Back Cliff Sutter

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SITTING: Tom Schneider, Chat Sm ith, Kelly Duncan, Tom Lipscomb, Foster Duncan, David Rusch, Mark Moore , Philip Hatch, David Gamble , Buzzy Brown , John Shober. KNEELING : Frith Harwood, John Corder , Monty Burlingame , David Hesse, Wright Eavenson, Mike Persia, Bill McFar land, Benton Gay , Kim Holtzman, Mike Sistrunk , Daniel Snyder , John Treen . STANDING : Marc Berard , Stephen Pottharst, Bill Ball , Cliff Conrad , Peter Stedman , Blair Scanlon, Greg Winsky, Carson Llewllyn, Gary Brewster , Philip Martin, John Dahlberg, Robert Richardson , Coach Dike.

The Saint' s J. V. foo tball team, although small in size , compiled a fine 4-1 season record . Their only loss was suffered at the hands of a tough Barthe Squad. Because of the strong showing of this team , St. M. can look forward to future successful seasons .

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The Jr. foo t ball team compiled a successful season reco rd through a total team effort. It wo uld be hard to single out any one play er to commend, as both offensiv e and defensive units played the kind of hard-hitting foo tball of which they were c apable .

The experience these boys g ained this ye ar will certainly stre ngthen the Jr. Varsity foo tball squad of nex t ye ar.

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS : Wendy Dascomb, Brenda Jon es, Anne Shepherd, Jan Saunders, Karen Baltar , Peggy Higgins, Annette J.ones.

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HOMECOMING CHEERLEADERS : Brenda Jon es, Sandra Williams, Ellen Jona ssen, Kathy Gauthier , Sherry Persia , Ginger Nelson , Cathy Reily .

Cheerleaders

ALTERNATE CHEERLEADERS : Lisa Smith and Barbara Barnard

JUNIOR VARS ITY CHEERLEADERS : STANDING : Jeanne Muckley, Patty Roy, Barbara Gore.

Babs Bryant, Leslie Holtzman .

SITTING : Cindy Jacobs ,

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This year's Varsity Basketball Team , after an exciting start, ended up with a . 500 season. The Saints played tremendous ball having an 8-2 record early in the season and in placing second and third in the Riverside and Mid City tournaments resp ectively. The Saints suffered a lapse after the Christmas holidays and a t the beginning of District p lay. The only bright spot in this period was the heartbreaking Newman game which they lost by two points.

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Seniors

Rufus Harris - g uard

Thomas Favrot - forward

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Hank Gamble - forward

David Normann - forward

Carl Muckley - forward

Cameron Duncan - center

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Mike Murphy - guard

Dan Maxson - guard

Tyler Posey - guard Pepper Hatch - guard

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Junior The Junior Varsity Saints came through with a 19-8 season amidst numerable inelligibilities throughout the se ason. They effectively utilized their high scoring potential, stunning fast-break offense, and tight defense. The se ason was highlighted by the two meetings with Newman. In the first game the Saints lost in overtime, but in the second, they so lidly defeated Newman 57 -45 . The boys moving up to varsity ball will provide valuable experience, and those remaining on the team for another year should produce a fine season next year.

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7th GRADE KNEELING: Kenneth Nelson, Carter Wright , Chris vo n Gohren , Richard Rusc h, Mike Karlan . STANDING : Allen Rader, Kicker Vallas, Carl Sm ith, Bill Ball, Albert Terkuhle .

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Track

FRONT ROW: Robert Nester , Clifford Sutter, Stephen Cor liss , Michael Murphy , Pepper Hatch. SECOND ROW: Cal vin Fleming, Biff Waltman, Collins Haynes , Carson Llewellyn, Thomas Le nnox. BACK ROW : Danny Maxo n, Donnie Marshall, Cameron Duncan, Benny Brown. Missing from picture : Char les Bahn , Steve Johnson, John P. Fleming.

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Linda Tuero

No one member of the St. Martins community has ever reached the heights of perfection in his or her selected field of sports endeavor that Lind a Tuero has in tennis. Although her victories were the product of long years of practice and endless hours of preparation , Linda has still remained a dynamic part of the St. Martin' s scene .

The Shield now adds its citation to the many which have been award ed to her and which will be hers in the future.

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Girl's ·Athletic Department

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Volleyball

CAPTAIN: Anne Shepherd

Beckie McKown

Terry Riordan

Jud y Gore

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Suzy Snyder

Amy West

Jane Nieset

This year ' s volleyball team was ably led by Anne Shepherd . Although they incorporated a great deal of spirit into their games, their combined efforts only resulted in two wins .

Karen Baltar

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Volleyball

JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL TEAM BACK ROW : Bredow Bell , Jeanie Mu ckley, Captain . SEC OND ROW : Sally West, Pemmie Austin , Karen Hansen.

THIRD ROW : Cory Sulli.van, Kaki Brumfield , Cindy Treen, Wendy Schultz. BOTTOM ROW : Cindy Jacobs, Linda Robinson , Barbara Gore, Kathie Williams , Linda Kimble . Missing from picture: Adee Heebe, Leslie Holtzman , Mary Price Robinson .

VOLLEYBALL " B" TEAM BACK ROW : Pat Hogan , Lisa Smi th , Susan Hagstette, Marjorie Nieset, Peggy Taylor.

ROW : Sally McKey, Terry Gilbert , Laura Bohne, Captain; Bonnie Ball, Cathy Smith .

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FRONT

Intramurals

INTRAMURAL WINNERS Cathy Mc Chesney, Betsy Bultman, Marie Kreeger, Debbie Wendt , Barbara Oster, Jane Nieset

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Basketball

Margaret Olsen, Le, Edwards , Marie Dec amp, Carol West, Anne Shepherd, Marcy Van Wart, Babs Ryan.

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Wendy Dascomb

Jean Allen

Kathy Buck

Vicki Morgan

Anne Shepherd

Judy Gore

Marie Dec amp

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Pat Hogan

Margie Nieset

Bonnie Ball

Jamie LeNoir

Becky McKown

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Tennis

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Captain - Linda Tuero

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Missing from picture: Marie -Louise Kreeger, Jan Saunders , Anne Shepherd.

JR. HIGH TENNIS TEAM : Cindy Jacobs , Laura Lee Reed , Carol Gore , Sally Wes t.

FRONT ROW: Lynd en Clay, Caro l Touzet , Penny Mars h. Missing from pic ture : Amy Schimek , Mary Price Robinson.

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Modern

Peggy Higgins, Annette Jones , Susan Wells, Marie de Camp , Wendy Dascomb, Melissa Payne, Cathy Reily, Virginia McFarland , Cinci Krementz , Vicki Morgan, Christy Schurman , Jenny Treen

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SEN IOR HIGH TEAM : BACK ROW: Bet h Rob i nson, Donna Melius , Debbie Bahn , Jane Nieset.

FRONT ROW : Becky McKown , Cat hy Buck , Judy Wallis.

JUN IOR HIGH TEAM : STAN DING : .

Jocelyn Ste dman , Con Sullivan , Jeanne Muckley, Sally Wes t, Cindy Jacobs .

SEATED : Carol Gore , Kat hy Williams .

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Turn On, Tune In

October 27

December 15

SEPTEMBER - Ex -Lax is a man's best friend.

Football players 7 strike - Down with acne day 8 - John Pela Saturday 15 - Chorus unl eashed on 19 school '- Mrs. Yeargain 21 elected playmat e of the month.

- Invite your boyfriend 24 from E. J. to lunch day.

- Skip out of assembly 26 day.

- Noodles Romanoff 29 caught flirting with Mrs. Haight.

Mrs. H. Smith and 30 stretch pants sent home 30 1/2 - StM girl' s championship wrestling team goes on T. V. 1

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November 24 OCTOBER 3-5 - Lawrence Welk Music Festiv al 10 - G. F. L. 's Coffee , the Think drink day 15 - Benny Brown finally got a love note day 22 - Legalize pot .. bellies.

25 - " There' s no such thing as an unw ed father. " 27 - You don 't hav e to have fun to be gay.

29 - 19th anniversary of the La Place drag way 30 - See how high you c an wear your mini skirt contest, won by Vicki Morgan , or was it one of the Matthews?

NOVEMBER 1 - Steve Johnson opens taxi comp any.

2 - The great vegetable rebellion.

3-4 - Saints crush Daisi es 11 - Viva Maurice Price day 19 - Roller derby comes to town 23 - Hedda Gabler , Queen of the T urkey Day 24 - French Revolution 25 - 1st anniversary of the siege of Washington staged by Junior class DECEMBER 3 - Cafeteria staff receives German Blue Cross for inhumane torture.

7 - Tyler Posey's "Mrs. Vaughters I forgot to order" 15 - Champagne birthday parties at McDonalds.

25 - Mr. Lewis plays Xmas carols on his Glatthorn.

27 - Wopski's 1/2 price pink flock Xmas tree sale.

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January 22 JANUARY 2 - Senior Hangover day 8 - Girl' s basket ball te am wins district.

12 - 50th anniversary of C hin ese Revol ution 13 - Mad sandwiches served for lunch 15 - T urtle neck sweaters and Sur fer crosses come into vogue .

17 - Basketball team wins Toilet Bow l.

18 - Favrot p laced on all To urney te am.

22 - Um - gow -w a Dog Power 24 - Tenna Topper Tuesday 26 - Sophomores start to organize the Trip .

27 - Chapero ne fake out Day 29 - Mary Matthew, "the morals of o ur co untry have decaye d speech to D.A.R. 31 - Mr. Cliffo rd notes repl aces Mr. Lew is as head of English departm ent.

FEBRUARY 1 - Bob Capps faints in C hem istry , bad circulation held as cause.

6 - Sonny and Cher fan c lub organized .

11 - Skip o ut of the Repertory Theatre Saturday .

1 7 - Baton Ro uge Bus trip and orgy or how to spend an e ntire bus ride in the bathroom 27 - Mardi Gras 29 - Sad ie Hawkins day MARC H 1 - Shie ld de adline or death day .

6 - Freshmen go steady day 7 - Momm y said I had to give it back day .

13 - Funky Broadw ay in the halls.

26 - Pot Roast arrested on drug c harge .

27 - Hubba Hubba Day cele brated by the annual running of the Tony Por ter "A mile wo n't kill you" Day Race.

April 12 APRIL 3 - Let' s t ake a smoke behind t he car d ay.

6 - Great Mo no Epidem ic 12 - I' ll take anything in pants day.

14 - Seniors invade Bilox i.

20 - Prom comes off despite effo rts of the Juniors .

MAY 5 - Sock it to me Beauty Contest.

7 - Well Shut my mo uth day Marie Decamp .

17 - Draft Beer not students protest m arc h.

28 - BLOW YOUR MIND WEEK 29 - Lucky Se niors get exemp t from exams.

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Student Council

President - Mike Pettit

SOCIAL COMMITTEE Pepper Hatch, Marylin Johnson, Penny Anthon, Chairman

SPIRIT COMMITTEE Carol West, Judy Wallis, and Chairman Karl Alexander

Vice-President - Don Marshall Treasurer - Rufus Harris Secretary - Penny Anthon 192

The Student Council has accomplished a great deal this year under the leadership of Mike Pettit. One of the most important things they have don e is to set up student-proctored study halls. These have proven to be a great success and will, hopefully, help to bring about a workable honor system for St. M. Another innovation has been the formation of committees to serve as representativ es of the students to the fac ulty. The S. C. spo nsored homecom ing dance was the greatest ever thanks to the tireless e fforts of Chair. Penny Anthon.

Advisor - Mrs. Porter

Advisor - Mary-Sue Roniger POLICY COMMITTEE Meliss a Payne, Marie - Louise Kreeger Jade Van Meter

SERVICE COMMITTEE Chairman - Don Mars hall, Bonnie Ball, Mary Beth Ba rnes

JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Dennis Barry, Wendy Wolf - President, Chris von Gohren, David Hesse, Foster Duncan, Kathy Smith. Missing - Kevin Moss , Carson Ll ewellyn.

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Shield

IEL Mrs . Yeargain, Sponsor

Bob Capps, De bbie Wolf, Ellen Jonassen , Buz Burck

Sharon Hawley Jade Van Meter Fran Phillips

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Don Marshall, Editor

Marie-Louise Kreeger , Jane Nieset, Mike Pettit

Pepper Hatch, Don Wallis, Fred Rodriguez, Karl Alexder

Steve Harkness Debby Stevenson Penny Anthon

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MRS. JANE VAUGHTERS, Sponsor

DEBBY STEVENSON , MIKE PETTIT, PENNY ANTHON Feature Editor Circulation Manager Copy Editor

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MARIE-LOUISE KREEGER, Editor

REPORTERS BACK ROW: Kitty Bankston, Margare t Olsen , Marylin Johnson, Stev e Harkness , Marie Decamp, Sandra Garrard, Jade Van Meter, Carol West, Bonnie Ball , Fran Phillips . FIRST ROW :

Halo ASSIST ANT EDITORS Wendy Dascomb , Peppe r Hatch, Anne Shepherd , Jane Nieset, Amy West, Ellen Jonassen, Debby St evenso n, Chuck Ste dman , Olaf Olsen , Fred Rodriguez

TYPISTS Virginia McFarland, Pam Weber , Rose Lynn Evans , Judy Gore , Sandy Gilbe rt, Coral Clay, Beth Rob inso n , Debbie Follett, Terry Riordan , Gail Hazard, Judy Wallis

Don Marshall , Sharon Hawley, Cathy Rodan , Marcy Van War t, David Fink , Don Wallis, Tyler Posey, Betsy Bultman.

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Mr. Walsh

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Dramatics

With the return of Mr. Lewis, the Dramatics Club was back in full swing again this year. Enthusiasm, excitement, fun, and hard work were the life of the club.

On Nov. 17 and 18, The Players presented The Skin Of Our Teeth after weeks of hectic and nerve racking rehearsals. It was a grand success. The second half of the year The Players put on the choral reading.

They presented the reading at the Gallery Circle Theatre as well as various other places throughout the city. The Dramatics Club has again become a part of St. Martin's.

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THE DRAMATICS BOARD

Members at large : Mike Pettit, Linda Lafaye , Beth Rob inson .

Vice President - Donnie Marshall , President - Biff Waltman , Stage Manager - Webb Shaw , Produc tion Manager - Debbie Wo lf, Director Mr . George Lew is

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Lyre

Editors: Becky Emmons, Biff Waltman

EDITORS: Lee Edwards, Marcy Van Wart, Webb Shaw MEMBERS: Ginger Nelson , Kitty Bankston

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Sponsor: Mrs. McCord

Future Nurses

OFFICERS

President: Sandy Gilb ert Vice-Pres. : Jane Nieset Secretary: Kathy Buck Treasurer: Betsy Bultman

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Clubs CAMERA CLU B SPONSOR: Mr . Van Horn, Rob in Dahlberg , Ross Lenno x , Warren Dodd, John Breen.

r SPANISH CLUB Mrs . Angl ade , David C ulpepper, Chris Wyckoff, Debbie Follett, Steve Watts , Lind a Tuero, Bud Lipscomb, Jeff Tarkington, Olaf Olsen

SCIENCE CLUB SPO NSOR : Mr. Reed, Mike Murp hy, C arl Calhoun, Robin Kri eg , Olaf Olsen, Dav id Sanders , Lee Chastant. Missing : Ralph Bridges , Ed King , Tom Sm ith

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P. E. COU NCIL Wendy Wolf, Bonnie Ball , Cathy Reily , Kathy Sm ith , Bre nda Jones , Anne Shepherd . Missing fr om pictur e - Sandr a Williams , Suz y Snyd er, M_ari e -Louise Kreeger.

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May the peace of GFL be always with you

What' d you think it was? Coke Clap your hands in the air Simple Simon says

I was going as a bubble dancer until my boyfriend showed up as a porcupine.

STM Dogs ride again OOH Pepper STOP

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Mardi Gras

What' s in the bag besides trinkets?

One of the 12th Medical Wonders of the World

Me ? Why I never touch the stuff

But Sam, I think your purse is simply c harm ing

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Christmas Program

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Dat William's kid sure thinks she' s something.

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Hank sees it.

McCleans did it!

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Homecoming '67

Dance Chairman, Penny Anthon, enjoys the outcome of her weeks of preparation.

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Karen Baltar is crowned 1967 Homecoming Queen by Co-Captain Joe Redden .

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Senior-Faculty Volleyball

I Believe

Ten uneasy Dogs in search of a fire hydrant

JL reaches for 7r in the sky

The Bavarian Broad Strikes Back

Mrs. Haight's caster oil cobbler sure is t asty

Powder-Puff Ginger - Take the towel, but leave da pants alone!

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St M Day

Principle Speaker - The Rev . John Stone Jenkins

. .. and now I light the Candle of Penmanship

The Senior monkey and his apes

Fine! If I tell Hank that, he ' ll never suspect a thing

Watch what ya touch , Ellen , that ain' t no tow e l!

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Jeepers Michael

Sure they are roach nests! What ya think they were?

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What do you mean I look like a ballerina when I walk?

Satanic Quick, Robots power pack is running down

StM zombies on the loose

... and then we go t into the back seat Another sucker

Buster Brown's Cos a Nasta takes over I don't know about Go d and country, but I sure go for apple pie

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Cheese it , Da Cops

Evep her best frie nd won' t te ll her

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OOOH, Miss Ryan that' s well above the 2 inch rule

Sorry toots the Ska te is out - it's the Phillie that 's in .

Of co urse I' m happy - we hav e a new st eel plated , dent proof car.

Well if t hat' s what you think of my religion class

Cover your e yes here comes Benny

Why yes , Teeny Boppers should be allowed to shave their legs

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Big Sweat

What a crumby school , here two days al1d the roof leaks

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The Primado na and Company Sure I like St. Martins only I wish the toilets would flush

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COMPLIMENTS OF

JEFFERSON COLD STORAGE INC. 1405 Jefferson Hwy.

835 - 8575 835-3470

Have you thought about guaranteeing your daughter's or son's INSURABILITY? Call: PHIL BULTMAN (Betsy's Dad) with the JOHN HANCOCK 524-3491

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SOUTHERN TAILORING CO. 301 Tchouptulas St.

523-3061

For the best in fit and comfort, Go to Southern for your tailoring.

TOWEL AND LINEN RENTAL CO. 1239 Montegut St.

WH 5-1148

Our towels and linens are so clean, Even the stork is on the beam.

ROBINSON CANNING CO. Westwego

341-4246

If, you need some canning done, don't fool around call ROBINSON!

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MOTHERS CLUB

Little girls are sugar and spice; Some become Mothers and awful nice!

They join a club to benefit us all; Their service answers our every call!

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Fund Raising

DAD'S CLUB

Fun Watching

A FATHER'S A SOURCE OF STRENGTH AND PRIDE

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FRANK J. MATTHEW, INC.

4801 Washington Ave. New Orleans

482-1985

In parts of our city, clean and colorful we ain't, Go to Frank J. Matthew's, for quality paints.

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Brenda and Annette we all know well; They're always up front leading yells.

Now they' re pictured in this ad, to say "Best Wishes" from their dad.

"Compliments of LAMAR C. JONES"

ARCHIE T. HIGGINS INSURANCE AGENCY 909 Carondelet Bldg.

525-9956

Peggy's a Maid on our Homecoming Court, And horseback riding's her favorite sport.

But if she falls, she'll know who to call, To come and help pay for it all.

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BOWEN PACKERS, INC. 32 7 Poydras St.

JA 2-9646

Here's the man who brings quality meat, And here are the students enjoying this treat.

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GULF-YORK, INC. 4500 Melpomene

866-5431

When the weather's really hot, Go to GULF- YORK and get cool on the spot.

SOUTHPORT LUMBER COMPANY 1400 Jefferson Hwy. VE 5-4264

Lumber is our business , our only business,

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GARRARD-MILNER CHEVROLET, INC.

404 7 Carrollton Ave.

To find comfort when you drive, and satisfaction in being alive; Enjoy your surroundings in a G - M car, anyone can tell you - They're be st by far!

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488 - 2601

DIXIE ART SUPPLIES, INC. 532 P oydras

522-5308

International Trade Mart 524-1988 521 St. Ann 525-6782 Creativity can be seen through your eyes.

Try it yourself with Dixie Art Supplies.

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JIM'S CAUSEWAY SHELL 3200 Veteran ' s Hwy., Met. 831 - 9148

Everyone goes to Causeway Shell, The service there is r eally swell.

ALLEN J. HARRIS CO., INC. 925 Howard Ave.

524-0126

When you want a good machine, Go to the place that's r eally keen.

Service is their only a i m, Allan J. Harris is their name.

METAIRIE FORD 3724 Veteran's Hwy. 887-8410 Every Saint yells II All Aboard! 11 Their whole team drives a METAIRIE FORD.

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DAVID NELSON STUDIO 3822 Elysian Fields Ave. New Orleans, La. 943-6656

If you want some pictures taken, It's DAVID NELSON, there I s no mistakin 1 •

MOUTON ART ASSOCIATES, INC. 621 Gravier

523-0682 525-5595 For op art posters that are really gone, Pick up the phone and call Fred at MOUTON. 235

BARNARD CO., INC .

720 Union St.

523-4747 737-2775

There's no use hinting, Mark this down: Barnard Printing is the be st in town!

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See Duffy!

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MIKE PERSIA CHEVROLET, CO. 317N. Rampart 2201 Canal

529-5911 821-3745

When in doubt of where to buy, Go to Mike Persia and give him a try!

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BALTAR MORTGAGE, CO. INC. 829 Perdido St.

523-7773

Now everyone knows KarenOur Queen; She I s got a daddy-peachy keen , He's got a companya good one, too!

Their interest isn't in themIt's in you!

CHENEVERT'S GROCERY 601 Kent Ave .

888-5546

What's the place all St. Martin's cheers for?

Why everyone knows It's the LITTLE STORE!

THE FINN INDUSTRIES NEW ORLEANS

9 0 0 Dakin St.

834-5081

When paper cartons are your yen, Go to Finn!

( GRIFF'S YOUNG FASHIONS 1515 Metairie Rd.

834-9944

GRIFF'S YOUNG FASHIONS is the place to go For the "younger set" that's In the know.

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METAIRIE TUNE UP CENTER

201 0

2010 Metairie Road 833-8439

If your car is giving you trouble, Go to MET A IRIE TUNE UP on the double !

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WALKER ROEMER DAIRIES

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A kindergartner can really put milk to the test, And they'll always tell you "WALKER ROEMER'S the best"

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LEE'S CLEANERS 2313 Metai r ie Rd.

833-8400

For a sparkling job that's always di r t free, Tho s e who like quality patronize LEE'S

LEON IRWIN & CO., INC. Established 1895 Insurance Fire

Automobile

523-5151

SCHOOL PRODUCTS COMPANY 2920 Chartres

944- 2468

School Products makes good chairs!

Out of them we get much wear.

Casualty

Life

736 Union

GERTRUDE GARDNER, INC. 7934 Maple St.

887-3054 861-7575 366-4511

If a house you want to sell, GERTRUDE GARDNER you should tell .

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BAUMER FOODS, INC. 4300 Tulane Ave.

482-5761

Try a little of this sweet.

It is always a great treat!

HOLZER SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. 317 Burgundy

865-81 3 4

Our sheet metal is sturdy and strong, Stick with us. and you c an't go wron g .

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LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF THE SOUTH 829 Maritime Blvd.

524-0833

Insurance companies in the know, say wear your seat belt wherever you go.

RUSSELL ICE CREAM, INC. 8 22- 1300 482-1 18 1 I scream, You scream, We all scream for ice cream-RUSSELL'S, of cou r se !

4239 W a shington Ave .

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THE FOSTER CO. 430 Not r e D ame St.

JA 5 - 1321

D on ' t just stand in the sun yawning, G o and buy a FO S T ER AWN ING!

DARRELL DE MOSS

PHOTOGRAPHERS 3235 Metairie Rd.

834-5400

Artistic Designs , Weddings, Aerial, Industrial, Portraits, Advertising

N. 0. NOVELTY CO. 1055 Dryades

529-7321

"Compliments of Fun Arcade"

Lakeside Shopping Center Causeway and Veterans Hwy.

CHEMICAL CLEANING, INC. P. 0. Box 10193 New Orleans, La.

835-1735

When you've got a job to do, Call CHEMICAL CLEANING, They'll be glad to help you.

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PARAPHERNALIA SHOP 1 722 St. . Charles 633 Toulouse

524-7857 524-7862

If you want clothes that are really great, come to PARAPHERNALIA and get them here.

TOYE BROS. YELLOW CAB CO. 525-3311 1600 Annunciation 524-0271 If driving has given you the drabs, get rid of your troubles - call a YELLOW CAB! 244

B-ROWN'S VELVET DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. 1300 Baronne St.

529-2221

A young man needs milk to grow healthy and tall, And these Browns will tell youtheir milk's better than all.

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JACKSON WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. INC. 513-515 Decatur

523-1878

Looking for a place to buy?

Go to JACKSON GROCERY The prices are far from high.

"From a Friend" MR. N. L. PELLERIN

PELLERIN LAUNDRY MACHINERY SALES CO. INC. 700 Jackson, Kenner

729-7381

ALTO TRAILER SALES INC. 5201 Airline Hwy. Met. 888-7566 1 721 Old Spanish Trl. Wwgo 347-1861 12235 Chef Menteur Hwy. 242-1500 2101 West Bank Expressway, Harvey 366-2666 Emily is really in the knowIf you 're buying a trailer Go and see ALTO.

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CARL HERRIN CHEVROLET, INC. 5900 Chef Menteur Hwy.

245-1630

For a car that's really rearin' Pick up your phone and "call HERRIN", CARL HERRIN CHEVROLET.

"COMPLIMENTS OF

LA. MATERIALS CO. INC.'' P. 0. Box8214 New Orleans 70122

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