1969 - St. Martin's Episcopal School Yearbook

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Alma Mater This is our Alma Mater Forever it will remain We '11 be faithful And keep her honor We 're proud to claim her name No matter where' er life 's cares may drive us Her teachings will be there to guide us.

Lon g live our dear St. Martins that We cherish and we love.

St. Martin's Episcopal School

Volume XVI

Metairie, Louisiana

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As we travel through life, we all traverse different avenues of learning. Though there are many roads which lead us to success, there exist's only one path which affords true happiness for each individual, and each must find his own; St Martin's offers to every student many fine opportunities to widen his horizon of experience and increase his scope of knowledge. Though the going is not always smooth and many earnest endevours may fail, the challenge to do better exists along each avenue of learning.

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Faith Our window to eternity

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Service Our praise to God made manifest

Scholarship Our goal in the quest of knowledge

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Table of Contents Administration - - - - - - Page 19

Scholarship - - - - - - - - Page 137

Chapel - - - - - - - - - - Page 37

Sports - - - - - - - - - - - Page 145

Classes - - - - - - - - - - Page 43

Activities - - - - - - - - - Page 195

Favorites - - - - - - - - - Page 125

Ads - - - - - - - - - - - - Page 231

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Dedication

Aunt Jane If you should happen to meet a certain lady with a happy grin on her face and a bounce in her step, or come across a patient person swamped with students who need tardy notes, you can just bet it is one of the friendliest people on campus, known to just about everyone as "Aun_t, Jane." The SHIELD Staff is very proud to dedicate the 1969 volume of The SHIELD to Mrs. Charles W. Schmidt for her genuine interest and concern. in all phases of student life.

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Brain or St1per-Brain (?)

What makes you think I am for the other side?

Marie didn't like this one either.

Hernia man taking it easy.

Listen, I can't help it - I'm great!

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Oh God help us.

Metrecal for Lunch Bunch.

Tiptoe through the tulips with me ...

I knew I should have polished that apple just one more time.

Melius tucks in his footballs for the night.

How's family life, Hobie?

Darn that Easter Bunny!

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Board of Trustees

Seated Leftto Right: Mr. Howard J. Smith; Mr. Joseph J. Falgout; Mr. Brooke H. Duncan II; Mrs. Simon V. Ward; Mrs. C. Manly Horton, Jr.; Mr. Davis Lee Jahncke; Mr. Ellsworth 0. Van Slate, ex-officio; Mr. David R. Normann. STANDING: The Very Rev. Richard W. Rowland; Mr. Albert J. Wolf, Jr.; The Rev. Hugh C. McKee; Mr. Lee F. Murphy; Mr. Philip E. James, Sr.; Mr. Baily T. DeBardeleben; Mr. W. Wilber Pope; The Rev. Ernest F. Bel; Mr. Clifford F. Favrot; Mr. Samuel Sanders III; Thomas B. Crumpler, Ph.D. Missing From Picture: Mrs . Dan M. White; Mr. Edmund D. Wingfield; Mr. Waldemar S. Nelson; The Rev. Thomas N. F. Shaw; Mrs. Eric R. Phillpott; The Right Rev. Girault M. Jones; The Rig~t Rev. Iveson B. Noland.

Mr. Joseph J. Falgout, Treasurer; Mr. Brooke H. Duncan II, President; Mrs. Simon V. Ward, Secretary.

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Dad's Club

Mr. Philip E. James Jr. , Se cretary; Mr. Robert B. Capps, President; Dr. Simon V. Ward, Vice-Preside nt; Dr. R. T. Cook, Treasurer .

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Mom's Club

President: Mrs. Daniel C. Riordan

Mrs. Robert B. Capps Mrs. Mary Louise Favrot Mrs. Rufus C. Harris

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Clubs' Candids

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She'll never shut up.

And now the fabulous Four 'Tops live on stage.

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I can't help it , I was late today.

Ohhhh - I feel pretty ..•

Shepherd, this is one time you 're not gonna hog the ball.

Polio strikes every 5 seconds.

Sock it to me, Soul Mama.

"Mr. Hill used driftwood to cover the gym, and now it's falling in on us!"

Boy, these living girdles are really a groove!!!

What a way to spend the last day of school before Christmas vacation!

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You know - I really LlKE school. ..

And another aspect of scholarship is ...

Shake hands, and then start all over!

What? You think you're sick!!

Fleas!

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. It is through experience that one gains insight into every avenue of learning and knowledge of how to cope with difficult periods along the way. Our faculty has had the experience necessary to understand that at times it is best to lead and at times it is best to stand on the side and only point the way.

Often they influence and guide the student without his ever realizing it, and it is often their silent guidance that benefits the most.

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HEADMASTER'S MESSAGE A good school is a vital, living community made up of a variety of ingredients, First of all it is people - students, faculty and staff.

It is a profusion of experiences and activities typified by the ever present assignments and examinations; the football games and bus trips; the social activities and alas, the discipline committee. It is the campus with its classrooms, labs, library, and facing the north wind on the way to the gym. Underlying all cif these is this thing called - school spirit which St, Martin's students have in abundance.

All of these have been captured most eloquently in this 1969 volume ofTheSHIELD. To Mrs. Horace Vallas, the faculty sponsor, to Miss Lee Edwards, the editor-in-chief, and all the members of her staff, we express a grateful "well done."

Ellsworth O. Van Slate

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Senior-Faculty Volleyball

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"First the right flank moves out and then ... "

Now, Eileen, you know how I HA TE ARMCHAIR conclusions!

The gathering.of the beer bellies

Right jab to jaw - Most effective block!

I've heard of singing for food, but for a SHIELD ad??

Oh My! Mr. Edmonson has a flask in his desk.

Ernest, come see how tall I'm getting!

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THE REV. GEORGE F. WHARTON III, Chaplain; University of the South; L. S. T., General Theological Seminary; B. A. , Ox ford University; Louisiana State University in New Orleans

THE REV. ERNEST F. BEL, Assistant Headmaner; B. A. , Louisiana State University; S. T. B. , General Theological Seminary; Louisiana State University in New Orleans, University of the South

THE REV. JOHN B. AUSTIN. Director of Religious Studies; B.A., M.A., Tulane University; B. D., University of the South; University of Pennsylvania, Louisiana State University in New Orleans, Loyola University

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Chaplain; B.A., Tulane University; L. Th., Seabury-Western Theology Seminary

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Manager

FLORENCE B. KREEGER Registrar

FRANKIE YEARGAIN Director of Student Activities, sewing

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

ELSIE C. PHILLPOTT Secretary to the Headmaster

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JOE G. WALSH Music Department Head B.A., Baylor University; M.A.T., Tulane University; M. S. N., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary

BESSIE TISDALE Bookstore Manager

MARY SUE N. RONIGER Art B.F.A., Newcomb College

MARY ANNE VON GOHREN, R.N. School Nurse

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JAMES 0. WILLIAMS Dramatics, Elementary Music University of Alabama

CYNTHIA D. WHITE Permanent Substitute B. S., Universit y of Corpus Christi

JANE SCHMIDT Secretary to the Assistant Headmaster

VIRGINIA B. NICHOLSON Upper School Librarian B. A. , University of North Carolina; Louisiana State University in New Orleans

BETTY BANKSTON Assistant to the Registrar

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

LUCYE M. BOGAN Director of Development

LILLI VAN SLATE Reading University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee

SHARON DUBOSE Assistant Bookstore Manager

LINDA F. MIXON Typing Centenary College B. S., L. S. U.

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English

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

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

The English Department is concerned not only with rules of composition and punctuation, but also with giving the students a broad scope of literature of the past several centuries, which are included in the curriculum throughout the high school years. Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Burks, the department strives to provide a thorough background in the use of the English language.

HARRIETTE S. BURKS, Department Head B. A., University of Wyoming; M.A., University of Southwestern Louisiana

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ANDREW G. EDMONSON, JR. B. A., M.A., Tulane University

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SUZANNE P. PETERSON B. A., Belhaven College; M.A., Tulane University

JANEL. VAUGHTERS B. A., Southern Methodist University

Social Studies

CHARLES R. DIKE B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute

DOROTHY D. PORTER, Department Head B. S., Louisiana State University; M.A., George Peabody College

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

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The main objective of the Social Studies Department is to give each student a deeper insight into the forces which shaped the history of the world and especially the role which one's own country has played. Headed by Mrs. Porter, each member of the department stresses the fact that it is not a matter of memorizing dry names and dates but of seeing the forces that made them important.

SUSAN MARTIN B. A., Louisiana State University in New Orleans

M. DREUX VAN HORN B. A . , LL. B. , Tulane University; M. E., University of Southern Mississippi

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Science

KATHRYN R. CHASTANT B. S., Louisiana State University

HAROLD F. GRAF, Department Head B. A., Mississippi College; M. Ed., University of North Carolina; M. S., M. Ed., Loyola University

Various branches of science are studied through both the discussion of theory and participation in laboratory work at St. Martin's. By these methods, a student can obtain useful knowledge and become well versed in a specific science. St. Martin's offers biology, geology, chemistry, and physics along with general science programs in the curriculum .

BELLE L. JOHNSON B. S., Tulane University

IVA MAE WEST B. S., University of Illinois

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Mathematics

The goal of the Mathematics Department is to provide each student with an extensive background for college level Mathematics in the broad scope of this field. Courses range from elementary algebra and geometry to the advanced fields of trigonometry and introducing calculus. This goal is achieved under the direction of Mr. Jim Latham and his com petent and cooperative staff.

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

ELEANOR B. GOHEEN B. S., University of Pennsylvania

BARBARA H. SAIK B.A . , Tulane University

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

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

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Foreign Language

The Foreign Language Department under the direction of Mr. Berard has managed to instill in the students a working know ledge of seve ral of the Romance languages . The French, Spanish, and Latin departments are striving to give the students a useful knowledge of the language both written and spoken which will continue to serve them after comple ting their study in high school.

MITCHELL BEil.ARD, Department Head B. A. , University of Southwestern Louisiana; C.D.F . , University of Bordeaux, France

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JEROME DEAN HELTZ B. A. , University of Mississippi

ISABEL L. ANGLADE B. A. , University of Puerto Rico; M. A . , Tulane University

DOUGLAS M. HUDSON B. A., M.Ed., University of Virginia

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

Athletics

CHARLES R. DIKE B. A. , Louisiana Polytechnic Institute

ANTHONY G. PORTER, Athletic Director B. A. , Southwestern Louisiana Institute PAT HAMILTON B.A., Baylor University

ROBERT FLETTRICH Physical Education Assistant

SHARON E. DeFRAITES B. S., Wheaton College

St. Martin's maintains a well-trained and con scientious staff in its Physical Education Department.

The boys' instructors include Mr. Tony Porter, Mr. Charles Dike, and Mr. Bobby Flettrich, who realize that physical fitness is a necessary part of each student's curriculum. The girls are taught by Mrs. Hamilton and Miss DeFraites whose program encompasses exercise and sports.

GERALDINE SISTRUNK B. S. , Louisiana State University

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Action Unlimited

Too much beer, boys?

You bet your sweet life I'm having a pretzel party tonight!

Which one is the student?

Jovial George?

Congra tula dons! You may now report to the discipline committee.

Go, go, get'em, get'em, unh, unh

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You may now go to your re spective homerooms and don't skip.

lay left ha

Why, yes, I am fashion designer for the new mini look!

Jim, I just W VE those BLUE eyes!

Now Colonel, you didn't really graduate from S. E. Arkansas!

I knew I should not have skipped.

No, Tony, I didn't swallow the ball.

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Religion is not a state of being, it is a process of becoming. It is corning closer to God through daily actions and learning to accept His will as the guideline of our lives.

"He says not, 'at the end of the way you find ME.' He says, 'I AM the road under your feet, the road that begins just as low as you happen to be.' "

FATHER WHARTON

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Okay, Mr. Graf is busy.

Get out the nitro glycerine!

Please take me out to lunch! The cafeteria is serving my shoes for lunch today!

So who's gonna si gn her pass in the bathroom? The john?

"Sure, after we eat we're all gonna do 12 laps of the track! "

"Oh, no. Another boring Friday assembly."

If Sister Bertrille can do it, so can I!

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SECRETARY - Carole Caro

PRESIDENT - Tyler Posey TREASURER - Carl Calhoun

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I am the walrus - coo - coo ca - chou

the endless football season

the '69ers' fantastic powder puff team

Seniors . the dissected frogs that were quite jumpy.

Fr. Bel's smoky office during senior religion classes.

Mrs. Anglade's parties for all occasions. the ski ts at Hardtner, especially "Jocky the Flying Squirrel."

Muckley and his endless arguments with teachers. the '69 football team going to state. the '69 basketball team going to state. hot nuts on the train to Washington. the first few frightening days of Edmonson 's English class.

Worley's beautiful curl at his forehead. the great success of the powder puff team despite the lousy turn -outs for practice. the riotous raids at Hardtner consisting of shaving cream, water, Ajax, coke, mud, boys, girls, counselors.

the all night poker games

Christmas Program

all the football injuries

Remember the coffee grounds to drink during English classes.

Helen saying, "Okay, FRIEND!" the unusual, insane senior skit in the Christmas Program.

WORD POWER. the boys planning graduation one place and the girls another. the mildewed candle holders for the Jr. -Sr. Prom. sneaking a smoke every study hall.

Mrs. West "making sure" that we all had dates to the Freshman Dance.

Ham, Lester, Marylin, and Webb becoming retired champions of the Prep Quiz Bowl. the lack of Christmas greens.

Marie and her mouth. smiling Mrs. Porter and the unit on Communism. the "easy" senior year!

too short lunch breaks

the labor of the football team

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CHARLES FREDRICK BAHN "S kookie" N.E.D.T. Score 2, 96 Per centile ; Honor Roll 2; Class Officer: Treasurer 1; Track 1, 2, 4 ; State Track 2; Chorus 1; Biology Club 2; Physical Science Club 4 ; Physical Science Club Officer: Vice-President 4; Christmas Program 2

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JA NELL BANKSTON "Janell" P. E. Aide 2, 3; One Team Award 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals Winner; Altar Guild 3, 4 ; Typing 1, 2; Modern Dance Club 4 ; Homecoming Dance Committee 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Halo Typist 4; Powder Puff Football; A. V. A. Aide; Basketball Squad Leader 3; Typing Award 2

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MARY ELIZABET H BARNES "Mary Beth" N. E. D. T . Score 95 Percentile 1; Honor Roll 1 ; Student Council Representative 3; P. E. Aide 4 ; Intramurals 1 , 2, 3 , 4; Shield Assistant 4; Chorus 2; Dramatics 3 ; Chapel Program 4; Libr ary Aide 2, 3, 4 ; Typing 4 ; Sewing 1; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Office Aide 2, 3, 4; Halo Reporte r 4 ; Powder Puff Football 3, 4 ; A. V. A. Aide 3; Lan guage Lab Aide 1, 2; Student Leadership Aide 1, 2

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BRIAN CHRISTOPHER BERARD "Brian" N . E. D. T. 92 Pe rcentile, 96 Percentile 1, 2 ; Jr. Vars it y Football 1; Va rsit y Football 2 ; Football Co -Captain J. V. 1; Dramatics 3, 4 ; German Club 1, 2

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MAURA LIZBET BERARD "Maura" Volleyball 2; Basketball l; Swimming l; P.E . Aide 3; Two Team Award 3; Badminton Team 2, 3; lntramurals 1, 2, 3 ; lntramurals Winner 4; Dramtics 3; Altar Guild 2; Library Aide 2, 3; Art 3, 4; Typing 1; Homecoming Dance Committee 3; Christmas Program 2, 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Snack Bar Assistant 2, 3; Future Nurse's Club, Active 2; Indoor Ball Team 3

StM '55-'69

CAREY BENTON BROWN "Benny" Athletic Honor Award 1, 2; Class Officer, Secretary 1; Jr. Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball l; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; State Track 2, 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Art 1, 2; Typing 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Halo Typist 4; Halo Reporter 1; Powder Puff Football Coach 3, 4; Favorite 3

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CARL G. CALHOUN "Algonquin" Class Officer: Treasurer 4; Varsity Football 3, 4 ; Golf Team 2; Homecomin g Escort 4 ; Typing 2; Physical Science Club 3; Christmas Program 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 2; Biology Aide 4; Language Lab Aide 2

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ERIC ALLEN CARLSON "Eric"

N. E. D. T. Score: 96 Percentile 2; Jr. Varsity Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Golf Team 1, 2, 3; Art 3 , 4; Typing 2; Christmas Program 3

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CAROLE CARO "Carole" Pelican Girl's State Alternate 3; Class Officer: Secretary 4; Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Chapel Program 4; Library Aide 3; Typing 4; Sewing 1; Christmas Program 3, 4; Office Aide 4; Creative Writing 3, 4; Lyre Staff: Contributor 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 4

StM '66-'69

MARIE CELESTE DECAMP "Marie" N. E. D. T. Score 90-95 Percentile 2; Cheerleader 4; Girl's Basketball 1, 2, 3; Swimming 4 ; P.E. Aid·e 4; Tennis Team 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals Winner 3; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Shield Assistant 4 ; Chorus 2; Dramatics 3; Altar Guild 2; Chapel Program 4; Library Aide 4; Sewing 1; Biology Club 1; Modern Dance Club 3, 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Office Aide 2, 4; Lyre Staff 4; Halo Reporter 2, 3; Halo Staff: Fashion Editor 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Snack Bar Assistant 3; Indoor Ball Team 3; Language Lab Aide 1; CoChairman Jr. -Sr. Prom 3; Squad Leader: Modern Dance 3

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BERNIE DUMAS "Bernie"

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Class Officer: Secretary 2; Perfect A tterrdanc e 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Dramatics 3; Concert Choir 2; Library Aide 4; Art 4 ; Typing 2; Modern Dance Club 1; Christmas Program 2; Office Aide 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Snack Bar Assistant 3; A rt Aide 4; A . V. A . Aide 3

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CAMERON CALDWELL DUNCAN "Cameron" N.E.D.T. Score 1, 93 Percentile, 2, 91 Percentile; Horror Roll l; Class Officer: Sergeant-at-Arms l; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Jr. Varsity Football 1, 2, 3 ; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3; Football Co-Captain 2,3; All Riverside Football 2; Jr. Varsity Basketball 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Shield Staff, Boy's Sports Editor 4 ; Chorus 3; T yping 4; Biology Club 1; Christmas Program 3 ; German Club 2 ; Powder Puff Football Coach 4; Lan guage Lab Aide 2; Member of Jr. All-American Skeet Team forl 967

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LUCILLE EMELIA EDW ARDS "Lee"

N. E. D. T. Score 97 Percentile 2; Honor Roll l; P. E. Aide 2; Volleyball Intramurals 1 ; Basketball lntramurals 3; lntramurals Winner 1, 3; Shield Assistant 3; Shield Staff: Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Acolyte 2; Library Aide 3, 4 ; Modern Dance Club 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Creative Writing 2, 3; Lyre Staff: Writing Staff 2, Co-editor 3; Snack Bar Assistant 3 ; Modern Dance Squad Leader 2

StM '65-'69

DOUGLAS REED FLEMING III "Flip it" N. E. D. T. Score 97 Percentile 1, 2; Honor Roll 2; Jr. Varsity Football l; lntramurals 4 ; Chorus 3; Biology Club 2; Physical Science Club 4 ; German Club 2; Public Speaking 4

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HARRY POLLARD GAMBLE IV "Hank" Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Jr. Varsity Football l;All District Football 3; All Riverside Football 3; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball l; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Chorus 2; Dramatics 3; Acolyte 2; Typing 4; Biology Club 2; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2; Powder Puff Football Coach 3, 4; Biology Aide 4

StM '56-'69

GLENN GAY "Glenn" Perfect Attendance 3; Jr. Varsity Football l; Track 2; Intra murals 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Typing 1; Social Issues 2; Biology Aide 4

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JUDITH MAY GORE "Judy" Honor Roll 1, 2; Pelican Girl's State Alternate 4; Class Officer: Vice-President 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Basketball 1, 2, 3; Athletic Council 4; P. E. Aide 2, 3, 4; Two Team Award 2, 3; lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; lntramurals Winner 4; Homecoming Court 4; Shield Staff, Ad Manager 4; Altar Guild 3; Typing 1, 2; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 4; Christmas Program 2, 3; Halo Typist 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4 ; Biology Aide 4 ; Squad Leader 2, 3; Student Leader 4

StM '57-'69

HURST B. HATCH, III "Pepper" N. E. D. T. Score 1, 99 Percentile , 2, 99 Perce ntile; Honor Roll 1, 3; Athletic Honor Award 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Pelican Boy's State Representative 4; Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Class Officer: President 2, 3; Vice-President 1; Jr. Varsity football 1; Varsity football 2, 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; State Track 3 ; Homecoming Escort 4 ; Shield Assistant 3; Shield Staff, Copy Editor 3; Dramatics 3; Biology Club 1; Christmas Program 3, 4; Halo Reporter 2, 3, 4 ; Halo Staff, Sport's Editor 3; Powder Puff Football Coach 3, 4 ; Public Speaking 4; Language Lab Aide 1, 2

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GAIL VIRGINIA HAZARD "Gail" Swimming 4; P.E. Aide 3; One Team Award 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Library Aide 3, 4; Typing 1, 2; Sewing 4; Christmas Program 2, 3, 4; Halo Typist 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4

StM '64-'69

DOROTHY ANN HOLZER "Tiddles" Dramatics 3; Library Aide 3, 4; Art 4; Typing l; Sewing 1; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Halo Typist 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Art Aide 4

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JOCELYN BEVERLY JAMES "Joce" N. E. D. T. Score 97 Percentile 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; P. E. Aide 2; One Team Award 1, 2; Two Team Award 3 ; Badminton Team 2, 3; Tennis Team 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Art 2, 3, 4 ; Typing 1; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Office Aide 4; German Club 1; Halo Staff: Circulation Manager 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Future Nurses' Club, Active 3; Art Aide 4

StM '56-'69

MARY FRANKLIN JOHNSON "Marylin" N. E. D. T. Score: 99 Pe rc e ntile 1, 98 Percentile 2; En glish Award 2, 3 ; History Award 2; French Award 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; PeIU,ct Attendance 1, 2, 3; Badminton T e am 1; Intrainurals 1, 2, 3, 4; D . A. R. American History Award 3 ; Shield Assist ant 4; Dramtaics 3, 4 ; Altar Guild 2 ; Chapel Program 3; Library Aide 3; Lower School Library Aide 2; Art 1, 2; Modern Dance Club 4; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 3; German Club l; Cre ative Writing 2, 3 , 4; Lyre Staff: Writer 3, 4; Halo Staff: Copy Editor 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4

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JEFFREY POWELL JONES "J eff" Art 4 ; Halo Reporter 4

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MARTHA LAMBETH KILGORE "Kiljoy" N. E. D. T. Score 2, 96 Percentile; Intra murals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Altar Guild 2; Art 3, 4 ; Typing 1; Sewing 1; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Office Aide 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4 ; Snack Bar Assistant 3; Art Aide 4

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JOHN G. KIMBLE "John" N. E. D. T. Score 1, 99 Percentile, 2, 99 Percentile; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Jr. Varsity Football l; Var sity Football 2, 3, 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Basketball Co-Captain 2; Track 1; Biology Club 1; Halo Typist 1,2,3; Language Lab Aide 2

StM '65-'69

ROBIN ELIZABETH KRIEG "Robin" Badminton Team 3; Tennis Team 4; Altar Guild 3; Physical Science Club 4; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Powder Puff Football 4

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SHARON KUHNE "Sharon" N.E.D.T. Score 1, 92 Percentile, 2, 90 Percentile; Lyre Staff, Writing Staff 3, 4; Chapel Singers 4

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JULIAN EDMUND LIPSCOMB, III "Bud" N. E. D. T. Score 2, 99 Percentile; Intra murals 4; Dramatics 4; Social Issues 2; Christmas Program 2, 3, 4; German Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Language Lab Aide 2

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GUY HAMILTON LOB "Ham" National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; N.E.D.T. Score 1, 99 Percentile, 2, 99 Percentile; Scholastic Honor Award, Spanish 3, Math 3; Pelican Boy's State Representative 4; Class Officer: Vice-President 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Varsity Football 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4 ; Assembly Program 4; Social Issues 2; Creative Writing 2, 3, 4 ; Lyre Staff, Assistant Editor 4, Writing Staff, 2, 3; ~ Staff, Feature Editor 4; Public Speaking 4

StM '65-'69

RICHARD DAN MAXSON, JR. "Danny" Varsity Football 3, 4; Football Co-Captain 4; All District Football 3; All Riverside Football 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; State Track 3; Intramurals 4; Powder Puff Football Coach 3, 4

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REBECCA SUE MCKOWN "Beckie " Perfect Attendance l; Volleyball 3, 4 ; Girl's Basketball 2, 3; Swimming 3,4; P.E. Aide 4; One Team Award 2; Three Team Award 3 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals Winner, Modern Dance 2; Shield Assistant 4; Chorus 2 ; Dramatics 3 ; Altar Guild 4; Typing 4; Sewing l; Biology Club 2; Homecoming Dance Committee 4 ; Christmas Program 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Snack Bar Assistant 3; Language Lab Aide l; Squad Leader 3, 4; Student Leader 4; Halo Assistant 4

StM '56-'69

JOSEPH BAYARD MILLER "Bayard" N. E. D. T. Score 1, 94 Percentile, 2, 94 Percentile; Jr. Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1; Intramurals 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Typing 1; Biology Club 2; Christmas Program 1, 2,3,4

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JAMES LESTER MONTGOMERY "Lester" National Merit Scholarship Semi -Finalist 4; N. E. D. T. Score 1, 99 Percentile, 2, 99 Percentile; Highest Class Average 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Shield Staff, Business Manager 4 ; Chorus 3, 4; Typing 1; Biology Club 2; Physical Science Club 1 , 2; Lyre Staff, Writing Staff 4

StM '65-'69

CARL EDWARD MUCKLEY " Muck " N. E. D. T. Score 1, 98 Percentile, 2, 98 Percentile ; Varsity Football 3, 4 ; A 11 District Football 3 ; Jr. Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3 ; Track 2 , 3 , 4; State Track 2 , 3 , 4; Dramatics 3; Library Aide 4

StM '66-'69

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MICHAEL GEORGE MURPHY "Mike" National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; N. E. D. T. Score 1, 99 Percentile, 2, 99 Percentile; Honor Roll 3; Pelican Boy's State Alternate 3 ; Jr. Varsity Football l; Varsity Football 3, 4 ; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4 ; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ; State Track 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Physical Science Club 3 ; German Club 2

StM '63-'69

DAVID NORMANN "Dave" N. E. D. T. Score 1, 94 Percentile, 2, 94 Percentile ; Honor Roll 1; Class Officer: Vice-President 2; Pe rfect Attendance l; Jr. Varsity Basketball 2 ; Varsity Basketball 3 ; ~ Staff, Advertising Asst. 2; Chorus 2; Dramatics 3; Acolyte 1; Library Aide 4 ; Typing 4; Biology Club 2; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3 ; German Club 2; Biology Aide 4

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MARGARET ELAINE OLSEN "Margaret" N. E. D. T. Score 90-95 Percentile 1, 2; One Team Award 1, 2, 3; Badminton Team 1, 2, 3 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals Winner: Basketball 3 ; Shield Assistant 3; Shield Class Editor 4 ; Chorus 3; Concert Choir 3; Art 4 ; Typing 1; Sewing 1; Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Dance Committee Chirman 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 2; Halo Reporter 3; Halo Staff: Business Manager 4; Powder Puff football 3, 4; Snack Bar Assistant 3; Future Nurses' Club, Inactive 3, 4; Biology Aide 4; Language Lab Aide 1; Squad Leader 3

StM '55-'69

PATRICIA LOUISE PADDISON "Patsy" Homecoming Game Cheerleader 4; P. E. Aide 4; One Team Award 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Dramatics 3; Concert Choir 2; Chapel Program 4 ; Library Aide 4; Sewing 4; Modern Dance Club 4; Christmas Program 2, 3, 4 ; Office Aide 3, 4; Halo Reporter 4; Powder Puff football 3, 4; Indoor Ball Team 3

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TULA MARGO PELIAS "Tutu" Chorus 2; Dramatics 3; Altar Guild 4; Library Aide 4; Art 4; Biology Club 1; Office Aide 3 ; Powder Puff Football 4; Snack Bar Assistant 3; Future Nurses' Club 3

StM '56-'69

SHERRIE LYNN PERSIA "Shea" Honor Roll 1; Alternate Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Game Cheerleader 3; P. E. Aide 4; Tennis Team 1; Intra murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4 ; Shie ld Staff, Favorites Editor 4; Chorus 1; Dramatics 3 ; Altar Guild 4; Chapel Program 4; Sewing 1; Modern Dance Club 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Snack Bar Assistant 2; Language Lab Aide 1, 2; Student Leader 4; Modern Dance Squad Leader 3; Class Secretary 1, 2; Basketball Team 4

StM '61-'69

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FRAN EVELYN PHILLIPS "Franny" N. E. D. T. Score 1, 92 Percentile; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; One Team Award 3; Badminton Team 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Shield Staff, Asst. Copy Transcriber 2; Copy Transcriber 3; Faculty Editor 4; Dramatics 3; Altar Guild 4; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Typing 1; Homecoming Dance Committee 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club l; Halo Typist 2; Halo Reporter 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Snack Bar Assistant 3; Squad Leader 3

StM '63-'69 TYLER POSEY "Squirrel" N. E. D. T. Score 1, 99 Percentile, 2, 99 Percentile; Honor Roll 1; Student Council Representative 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 4; Class Officer: President 1, 4, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Football Manager 1, 3; Jr. Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Basketball Manager 2; Track Manager 3; Intramurals 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Shield Assistant 2, 3, 4; Shield Staft, Photographer 3, 4, Asst. Sports Editor 4, Advertising Asst. 2; Dramatics 3; Acolyte 3; Chapel Program 3, 4; Assembly Program 3; Biology Club l; Homecoming Dance Committee 4; Homecoming Dance rn,,.,mfrree Chairman 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club l; Creative Writing 3, 4; Lyre Staff Business Manager 4, Contributor 2, 3; Halo Staff, Sports Editor 4; Favorite, Wittiest 3; Public Speaking 4; Language Lab Aide 1, 2

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PA MELA SUE PULLIAM "Pam"

N.E.D.T. Score: 94 Perc entile 2;P.E . Aide2; Intra mu rals 2, 3, 4 ; Art 4; Typing 2, 3; Homecoming Dance Committee 4; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 4; Christmas Program 2, 3, 4; Halo Reporter 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4

StM '66-'69

ROBERT CURTIS REHTMEYER "Bob" Football Manager 4; Intramurals 4 ; Homecoming Dance Escort 4; Dramatics 4

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TERRY LYNN RIORDAN "Terry" Volleyball 2,3,4; Swimming 2,4; P.E. Aide 3; One Team Award 3; Two Team Award 2; Shield Staff: Lay-Out Editor 4; Chorus 3; Art 4; Typing 2; Sewing 2; Homecoming Dance Committee 4; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 4; Office Aide 3, 4; Halo Typist 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Future Nurses' Club, Inactive 3; Squad Leader 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Student Leader 4

StM '56-'69

VIRGINIA HOBLER ROY "Gin"

N.E.D.T. Score: 92 Percentile 2; Art 3,4; Christman Program 2, 3, 4; Snack Bar Assistant 3; Snack Bar Assistant Manager 3; Snack Bar Manager 4; Biology Aide 4; Art Aide 4

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RICHARD FRANCIS RUSSELL "Dicky" N. E. D. T. Score: 98 Percentile 1, 99 Percentile 2; Jr. Varsity Football!; Varsity Football 3; Football Manager 2; Basketball Manager 1, 2 , 3, 4; Typing 1; Biology Club 1; Physical Science Club 4; German Club 2, 3; Service Club 1

StM '57-'69

CHRIBTYLYNNSCHURMAN "Christy" N. E. D. T. Score: 94 Percentile 3 ; Homecoming Game Cheerleader 4; P. E. Aide 3; One Team Award 3 ; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4 ; Library Aide 4; Art 4; Modern Dance Club 3; Christmas Program 3; Lyre Staff: Writing Staff 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Snack Bar Assistant 3

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WEBB ALAN SHAW "Webb" National Merit Scholarship Semi - Finalist 4; Honor Roll 3 ; Pelican Boys' State Alternate 4; Student Council Representative 4 ; Student Council Committee Chairman 4; Intramurals 4; Dramatics 3; Dramatics Board: Production Manager 3; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 3, 4; Lyre Staff: Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Pep Band 4; Public Speaking 4

StM '67-'69

ANNE SHEPHERD "Anne" Athletic Honor Award 1, 2, 3; Class Officer: Secretary 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; J. V. Cheerleader 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Captain 2, 3; Girls' Basketball 1 , 2, 3; Athletic Council 3; P. E. Aide 3, 4; Two Team Award 1; Four Team Award 2; Five Team Award 3; Badminton Team 3; Tennis Team 2, 3; lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals Winner 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Altar Guild 3; Library Aide 3, 4; Christmas Program 3; Halo Staff, Asst. Sports Editor 3, Sports Editor 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Favorite, Most Achletic 2,3 ; Indoor Ba11 ·ream 2, 3; Student Leader 4

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SUZANNE WISTER SNYDER "Suzi" N. E. D. T. Score 1, 94 Percentile, 2, 94 Percentile; Honor Roll l; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3 ; Athletic Council 3, 4; P. E. Aide 2, 3, 4; Two Team Award 1, 3; Three Team Award 2; Badminton Team 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra murals Winner 1, 3, 4; Shield Assistant 4; Art 2, 3, 4; Typing 1; Christmas Program 3; Halo Typist 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Future Nurses' Club, Active 3; Student Leader 4

StM '56-'69

LUCIUS CLAY SPENCER "Clay" National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4; N. E. D. T. Score 1, 97 Percentile, 2, 99 Pe rcentile; Jr. Varsity Football 3; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; All District Football 3; All Riverside Football 3 ; Homecoming Escort 4; Dramatics 3; Powder Puff Football Coach 3 ; Photography 4 ; Langua ge Lab Aide 1

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PATRICIA LYNN SUNKEL "Sunkie" Honor Roll 2; Intramurals Winner 4; Chorus 2, 3; Concert Choir 2; Library Aide 4; Art 4; Christmas Program 2, 3; Office Aide 2, 3; Powder Puff Football 4

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LINDA JADE VAN METER "Jade" N. E. D. T. Score 2, 98 Percentile; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3_; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Pelican Girl's State Representative 3; Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4, Committee Chairman 4; Class Officer: Vice-President 3; Cheerleader 4; One Team Award 2; Homecoming Court 4; Shield Staff: Photo Custodian 3; Dramatics 3; Altar Guild 2; Chapel Program 4; Typing 1; Sewing 1; Modem Dance Club 2, 4; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 3, 4; Office Aide 4; Halo Reporter 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; A. V. A. Aide 3; Public Speaking 4

StM '63-'69

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MARCY LEE VAN WART "Moss" N.E.D.T. Score 1, 99 Percentile, 2, 99 Percentile; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 ; National Honor Society 2, 8, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Badminton Team 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals Winner 3; Shield Assistant 2, 3; Altar Guild 2; Library Aide 1, 2, 4; Lower School Library Aide 2; Art 3, 4; Typing 1; Social Issues 2; Homecoming Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 4; Russian Club 1; Creative Writing 3, 4; Lyre Staff: Co-Editor 3; Halo Reporter 2, 3; Halo Staff: Editor 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4 ; Snack Bar Assistant 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses' Club, Active 1; Art Aide 4

StM '61-'69

MARK TARVER WARRINER "Mark" Shield Staff: Photographer 4; Photography 4; Christmas Program 4

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PAMELA ELIZABETH WEBER "Pam"

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals Winner 2; Shield Staff, Copy Editor 4; Altar Guild 2; Library Aide 4; Art 3, 4; Typing 1; Sewing 1; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Lyre Staff, Typist 4; Halo Typist 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Snack Bar Assistant 3; Art Aide 4

StM '64-'69

SUSAN GENE WELLS "Susan" N. E. D. T. Score 1, 92 Percentile; Honor Roll 1; P.E. Aide 2, 3; One Team Award 1, 2, 3, 4; Two Team Award 3; Badminton Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals Winner, Modern Dance 3, Volleyball 4; Shield Staff, Senior Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2; Concert Choir 2; Altar Guild 3; Assembly Program 4; Modern Dance Club 3; Homecoming Dance Committee 1, 2, 4; Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 4; Halo Reporter 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Future Nurses' Club, Active 3, Inactive 2; Biology Aide 4; Language Lab Aide 1, 2; Squad Leader 3

StM '66-'69

AMY WEST "Amo" Volleyball 1, 3; Girls' Basketball 1, 2; Swimming 2; P. E. Aide 2; Athletic Council 2; One Team Award 3; Two Team Award 1, 2; Intramural High Point Winner 2; Shield Staff, Artist 2, 3, Chapel Editor 4, Artist 4; Art 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Dance CoChairman 4; Christmas Program 3, 4; German Club 1; Lyre Staff, Art Editor 4; Halo Staff, Asst. Cartoonist 3; Cartoonist 4; Art Aide 4; A.V.A. Aide :3; Art Award l; Chapel Art l; Squad Leader 1, 2, 3,4

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StM '61-'69

Up, Up and Away!

These posed pictures are such a farce!

Marshall Dickie Dillon and his side-kick Margie.

I think I '11 paint a stick man.

"Louise, hurry up!"

Remember, Pep, I'm bigger than you are.

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Do you want to be an energetic •.. ?

If I just jump in my car and drive off - no one will see

Quit hammin' it up, Judy

Big bad Clay-boy strikes again!

Aw, I'm sick of it all!

This has got to be the sourest wniskey sour I've ever tasted!

This SHIELD deadline is fit to kill.

One bar after another.

Quick, Pep, find out who is to appear before the D. C. this week!

I knew my reaction to Nutrament mixed with water would be something like this.

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Juniors

PRESIDENT - Melissa Payne

VICE-PRESIDENT - Cliff Sutter

SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - Ernie Sims TREASURER - John Paul Fleming

SECRETARY - Jenny Treen

John Andrews

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Debby Bahn

Bonnie Ball

Alvin Baumer

Tommy Bechtel

Bonnie Bernius

Frank Blakey

Laura Bohne

Lee Chastant

Jackie Clifford

Beverly Bookout

John Breen

Jimmy Brymer

Steve Corliss

Celeste Cox

David Culpepper

Billy Cummins

Robin Dahlberg

Gigi Dillon

Bussie Dodd

Kathy Fant

Jack Faulkner

David Fink

John Paul Fleming

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Paul Gaines Susan Ha gstette Louise Horton

Sandra Garrard Leslie Hays Barry Kennedy

Barbara Glowski Pat Hogan Cinci Krementz

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Ginny Lee

Beth Llndsay

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I'm the evil!

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Susan Platter

Maurice Price

Sarah Rehtmeyer

Pritchard Matthew David Melius Katherine Pailet

Richard Roush

Pat McCurnin Stuart Neal Melissa Payne

David Sanders

Virginia McFarland Doug Nester Jim Pellerin

Jim Scheurich

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Barbara Schneider Tommy Smith Jeff Tarkington

Tommy Shepherd Ronnie Spencer Jenny Treen

Ernie Sims Lynda Stroud Kitty von Gohren

Betty Smallwood Mary Summers Steve Watts

Lisa Smith Clifford Sutter Bart Webb

Patsy Webb

Harrison Weber

Roxanne Wright

Chris Wyckoff

Barbara Yates

Is this an orange or a kumquat?

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What d 'ya mean - can I walk?

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What did you mix with those cokes?

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VICE-PRESIDENT - Charles Favrot

PRESIDENT - Carson Llewellyn

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Charlotte Bahn John Bookout

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Pamela Ballard Catherine Bott

Tommy Bernard Gary Brewster

Anne Blanford Marguerite Brierre

Bootsie Bogan Babs Bryant

Adair Bookout Bliss Bultman

Ca thy Calhoun

Libby Carlson

Jeannette Caspers

Cindy Chambliss

Mehl Cimini

Ty Cook Richard Dannenberg

John Corder Leigh Danos

Kathryne Creamer Paul Decamp

Cindi Crowley Patricia Drauch

Clay Cummins Laurie Elleson

Gret chen Ellis

Charles Fa vrot

Ashton Fischer

Alison Flowers

Benton Gay

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Diane Gilbert

Sarah Gunning

Barry Graf

Kathy Haase

Steele Haile

Mary Harkness

Louise Harris Tommy Lattie

Philip Hatch Jamie LeNoir

Cindy Haynes Carson Llewellyn

Tommy Higgins Philip Martin

Kim Holtzman Paul Mason

Mike Kantor Keith Maxson

Robert McMichael

Donna Melius

Carol Miller

Melinda Miller

Judy Montgomery

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Bryant Morrison

Sherman Muller

Louise Nonnann

Jane Orfila Mike Persia

Eileen Paddison Sally Pettit

Julie Pellerin Cherry Phillips

Llsa Posey Patricia Roy Torn Sandridge

Robert Richardson Cliff Saik Onni Savola

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Bobby Schimek Kathy Smith

Ricky Schmidt Michael Sistrunk

Alan Schoenberger Peter Stedman

Carolyn Stockwell Ginger Walthall

Robert Swayne Greg Winsky

Peggy Taylor Wendy Wolf

Stewart Volwiler Colleen Wood

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PRESIDENT - Steven Pottharst TREASURER - Barbara Gore

SECRETARIES - Adee Heebe, Jean Muckley, Llnda Robinson

Thomas Accomando Richard Anderson

VICE-PRESIDENTS - Monty Burlingame, John Shober MISSING - Gerald Evans

Susan Ashby Gary Ballard

Jane Barnard Denis Barry

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Janet Bruno Renee Chastant Bill Compton Donna Cox

James Burlingame James Christesen Clifford Conrad John Dahlberg

Thomas Capps Linda Coleman Chuck Cowand Tinker Davis

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Michael Dunbar Wright Eavenson Barbara Gore David Hesse

Kelly Duncan Gerald Evans Karin Grafstrom Rebecca Jardine

Eliza Greenhoe Elizabeth LeNoir

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Jeannette McCurnin Denise Mouledous Mark Neal Pandy Perrone

Harry Ma yronne Jean Muckley Stephen Pailet Stephen Pottharst

Lauralee Reed Linda Robinson David Rusch

Laura Riddick Mary Price Robinson Priscilla Rutledge

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Stephanie Samples

Abby Terkuhle Susan Trippi

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Thomas Schneider

John Shober

Barrett Smith

Daniel Snyder

Fain Spruiell

Llnnea Swanson

Bettie Threefoot Sandy Ward

Cindy Treen Bill Welsh

David Treen Susan Winsky

John Treen Wolfgang Weirdman

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Freshman class president.

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Eighth

PRESIDENTS - Chris von Gohren, Bill Ball, Carl Smith. MISSING - Tommy Crozat TREASURERS - Falvey Fox, Darcy Devine, Bonnie Bee, Kicker Vallas

VICE - PRESIDENTS - Bill McFarland, Linda Kimble, Stewart Gibert, Curtis Pellerin

Pemmie Austin Randy Brauner

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Bill Ball Marie Buffington

SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS - Richy Rusch, Roger Dannenberg. MISSING - Greg Berard, Leslie Holtzman

Betsy Bankston Lucinda Cable

Bonnie Bee Lynden Clay

SECRETARIES - Wendy Newlin, David Krementz, Jocelyn Stedman, MISSING Carter Wright

Greg Berard Marguerite Core

Andrea Blackledge Anita Creamer

Tom Crozat

Roger Dannenberg

Victor Davis

Edward DeMartini

Douglas Dunbar

Adolphus Dunn

Aubrey Durr

Janet Fink

Stewart Gibert Susan Habeeb

Carol Gore Michael Harlan

Darcy Devine

Falvey Fox

Lizbeth Gould Phyllis Hecht

Steven Graf Michael Heepke

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Leslie Holtzman

Lisa Huggins

Margaret Hunter

Cindy Jacobs

Michael Jardine

Lissa Johns Katherine Leslie

Burton Kemp Denise LeTard

Linda Kimble Rebecca Llewellyn

David Krementz Bill McFarland

Susan Krieg Jean Mecom

An orthodontist quickie!

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Kane Mitchell

Kirk Moore

Pippa Morgan

D.C. in action

Kenneth Nelson Allen Rader

Wendy Newlin Bill Rellstab

Ric Mostert

Kevin Moss

Susan Neal

Bobby's Ballet Class

Curtis Pellerin Donald Richardson

Melissa Perrett Rigby Robinson

Sandra Platter Richy Rusch

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Corky Speer Joan Staggers Jocelyn Stedman Co ri Sullivan

Mark Taliaferro Carole Touzet Kicker Vallas Chris von Gohren

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PRESIDENTS - Harold Tabb, Mary Kay Robinson, Stewart Dahlberg

Tiger Austin Scott Cowand

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VICE-PRESIDENTS - James Ray, Elizabeth Horton, Jay Reed

SECRETARIES - Kathleen Kemp, Rufus Brown, Walter Becker

TREASURERS - Llndsa y Ellis, Sarah Marshal, Peter Roy

SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS - Charles Lee, Woody Morrison

Rufus Brown Timothy Deana

Timmy Brown Kathleen Denton

Brenda Burglass Stacy DeMartini

Cameron Carraway Llndsa y Ellis

Randolph Fox

Myles Gaupp

Michael Ginn

Thomas Gonnin

Randolph Graham

Charles Harris

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Peter Mears

Mary Hazard Gary Lattie

Brian Melius

Elizabeth Horton Charles Lee

Mark Morere

Carol Humphreys Sarah Marshall

Woody Morrison

Judith Johnson Diane Massimini

Kathleen Kemp Christine McGrew

Carol Mykolyk

Peter Nance

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Richard Nieset Blair Pedrick Frank Riddick

Rayline Nolan Cynthia Phillips Marianne Riddick

Susan Saik Wesley Samples Peter Sanchez Alan Schimek

Susan Senter William Shell Beth Smith Susan Smola

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Katherine Owens Irwin Poche Mary Kay Robinson

Pamela Page James Ray Warren Roos

Leslie Paterson Jay Reed Anne Roussel

Adair Pedrick Francoise Richardson Peter Roy

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Elerrtentary Dedication The 1969 Shield staff takes pride in dedicating the elementary section to a deserving and devoted teacher.

Her excellant guidance has given a firm background to each of her students. In grateful appreciation, we dedicate this section to Jeanne Shepherd.

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SARA B. SHYMANSKI - B.A., W. KY. State T.i.hrarian

THE REV. JOHN WNGSTREET RHYMES - B.A., University of Mississippi; M. Ed., Tulane University; B. D., Kenyon College Lower School Principal and Supervisor

CLAIRE ROBINSON - Secretary

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ROBERTA WED GE - Playground Supervisor

JAMES O. WILLIAMS University of Alabama Elementary Music

BOBBYE BERARD - Tulane Remedial Reading

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Scholarship is the elevated road of learning which requires many long hours of study and work.

"What counts is not the number of hours you put in, but how much you put in the hours."

Each year a committee of faculty members selects those students for membership in the National Honor Society whorn they consider outstanding in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The Society was headed this past year by Carol West, Melissa Payne, and Marcy Van Wart. Six new members were admitted early in November and were inducted during the Society's annual St. Martin's Day presentation.

The members this year were enthusiastic and interested in all phases of life at St. Martin's.

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SEATED Left to Right: Judy Gore, Pepper Hatch, Marcy Vap Wart, Fran Phillips, Jocelyn James.

John Kimble , Jade Van Meter, Lester Montgomery, Marylin Johnson, Ham Lob.

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98o/o JUNIORS Ronnie Spencer, Susan Platter, Gigi Dillon, Bussie Dodd, Lisa Smith, Virginia McFarland, David Culpepper

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Pelican State Each summer St. Martin's sends four elected representatives to the L. S. U. campus in Baton Rouge to become citizens of a miniature mythi cal state. On their return, they always enthusiastically agree that this was one of the most memorable experiences of their life. During their week's stay, the delegates probably hear more speeches, yell more yells, meet more people, and march more marches than they ever thought they could! More than these things, they learn to appreciate the vital role of the individual in preserving our democracy. Jade Van Meter, Carol West, Ham Lob, and Pepper Hatch were as outstanding citizens at Pelican State as they are at St. Martin's.

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By JAY . HANDELMAN quarter shortly after the Horn- amazingly broke a~ay frorr Halfback Billy M a r t i n e z ets had put two points on the the stunned crowd of tacklen scored two rouchdowns, one on board by blocking a St. Mar- and rambled onward to thE a spectacular tackle-breaking tin's punt in the end zone. goal. There will be few, if any 73-yard dash with a pass reThe Jim Wade to Martinez runs to match it this season. ception, to lead the Class B 73-yard pass play, plus anothDavid Paine blocked Carl Barthe Hornets to an 18-0 win er safety in the second quar- Muckley's punt early in the over the Class A St. Martin's ter, capped the scoring and game to set up the safety.

Saints Friday at St. Martin's. set the stage for a defensive- Muckley recovered the ball Martinez, a solidly built dominated second half. ~ehind his goal, ~ed to _run 175-pound senior, performed Leading 9-0 early in the sec- it out, but wa~ hit by Miller his feats of running magic ond period, Barthe took over be~ore reaching the goal before scouts from Alabama, following a St. Martin's punt stripe. .

Tulane and LSU who were on the Hornet 27-yard stripe. Barthe had. 153 yards r~shmg on hand to view his talents. On the first play, Wade hit and 106. through the a1r ~~ The Hornet also received Martinez with a flat pass at the Wade dicked on four of SI:is strong rushing support from line of scrimmage. passes. St.. Martin's netted 8E teams with 80 yards. Martinez Martinez was immediately hit yards_ rushmg and 113 througt Kenny Miller, who led both by two would-be tacklers but the air. . teams with 80 yards. Martinez the churning legs of the strong ~arthe 1s ~-0 for the season netted 57 rushing while the runner broke him loose. Five while the Samts are 1-1. . ts ' CarI Muc kley ran f or yar ds up r·1eId he ran mto . . . . 9 9 0 0-18 Sam a Barthe st. Martin's o o o 0- o 70 yards. gang of Saints defensive men behi~~feiban.<Poine tackled Martinez scored his first and seemed stopped for good , kick) _B. . Mortinez, 4-vord run (Wade, · touchdown on a four-yard burst but he rolled, turned, kept his Wgde fl/'.JJ~1~':;\1cl?:vard pass from off left tackle in the opening legs constantly in action and ~o~1!:'Y (Sims gang tackled be:,ind

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THIBODAUX, La. - The St. Martin's Saints shock'ed firstranked E. D. White by battling the favored Cardinals to a 13-13 deadlock in a District 7A battle here Friday night.

It was the first district game for the Saints who now have a 1-1-1 overall mark. White is 2-0-1 overall and in district.

St. Martin's jumped to a 13-0 lead, but a...determined Cardinal rally in t h e. third quarter knotted the score.

A 41-yard pass from quarterback Danny Maxson to halfback Carl Muckley brought the Saints a second period touchdown.

They added their second touchdown early in the third quarter when Benny Brown romped 74 yards. A Duncan to Hurst Hatch pass put the extra point on the board. · Laury Dupont started the Cardinal rally with a one-yard touchdown plunge and Terry Szush converted.

E. D. White knotted the score on Tom Gros' 18-yard dash.

Szush booted what apparently was the go-ahead extra point, but th(;! Cards were penalized on the play and he missed his second attempt.

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Early m t e as quarter Carl _Calhoun blocked a N~w- Newman's defense rallied to " man field goal _attempt with stop a st. Martin's threat on _... L less than two mmutes to play the Newman nine-~rard line. €1!11,;t= to preserve a 13-13_ ?eadl?ck Standouts on Newman's debetween th~ St_. Martins ~au~ts fensive unit included Jack and Greemes. m a key District Stibbs, Frank Levy, Chuck 7_-~ clash Friday at St. Mar- Lepeyre, Mike Maloney, Britt tm s.

- ---~Milton and Charles Curtis. De- St. Martin's took a 6-0 lead fensiv~ stars for the Saints in the first quarter on Carl were John Kimble, Stephen Muckley's five-yard run, but Corliss and Hank Gamble.

Newman knotted it moments Egan led both teams in rushlater on Dick Egan's brilliant ing with 129 yards. Muckley ~3-yard scamper. had 101 yards for the Saints.

After the Saints inched on St. Martin's outgained Newman top 13-7 in the second period 306-241 in total yardage. on Cameron Duncan's threeThe Saints drove 80 yards yard quarterback sneak and the first time they had the extra point run, the Greenies ball for their first score with tied things again in the third Muckley finally taking it in quarter on Egan's eight-yard from the five. A 16-yard pass end sweep and Roland Bryant's from Duncan to Benny Brown ~onversion. sparked the drive. The second But the drama thickened as St. Martin's tally was set up the minutes escaped in the final en Muckley's 44-yard kickquarter. Newman recovered a off return to Newman's 34.

Saints' fumble on the Greenie t Duncan capped it with his 38-yard stripe and started a i )>prst up the middle. narch downfield.

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By JAY HANDELMAN 23 and three yards, and Mike The St. Martin's Saints ripped Murphy on a 20-yard pass apart Mandeville 54-0 Friday at from Gary Brewster. Tommy St. Martin's and all the king's Shepherd booted five extra horses and all the king's men points and Muckley ran one. won't be able to ~ut the S~p- Seeing limited action, but pers . together agarn for qmte turning in standout defensive efa while. forts, were tackle Bayard MilThe District 7A misadventure !er and end Hank Gamble. leaves the Sain'ts with a 1-0-2 Even a double-team blocking conference mark and Mantle- assignment on Gamble couldn't ville with an 0-2 mark. stop this 175-pounder from StopCarl Muckley, who saw most ping Mandeville sweeps. of his action in the first half, St. Martin's totaled 424 yards, sparked the Saints to a fast 340 rushing and 84 through the start. . , air. Top ground gainers were , He scored three of the Saints Muckley with 128 yards and irst . four touchdowns on runs McCurnin with 107. j of six, 36 and 70-yards. The st. Mortln's ............. 20 7 13 14-54 nd "vllle • •• ........ • • •· • 0 0 o 0- ol last one was off a fake punt • MaScoring: Muckley, 6-vord n.rn (Muck• Also scoring were Dan~y ~.,V,:d,r~~t>;MM~k1:i.;, 3j6~~:;~d r;;gss '1~ Maxson, on a 36-yard aerial Duncan (kick foiled); Muckley, 70-vord (Shepherd, kick); BroWll, 80.vard f rom Cameron Duncan, Benny run ount return (Stlepherd, kick); McCurnin, Brown, on an 80-yard punt re- ~-~grdoa~~n ir~~k ii';~~Uer M~~~~~he?t turn, Pat McCurnin, on runs. of ~ll~~)i'. Mc_curnin, 3-vord run (Shepherd,

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By LOUIS LASSUS Corliss ~ eked th~ PAT. No one The St. Martin Saints shut out scored m the third quarter. the St. John Prep Chargers, Benny ~ro-;7n .ran two yards 47-0, Saturday night in a Dis- for ~he, S~mts s1xt~ touchdown. trict 7A game at NORD Stadium. ~orliss kick was wide. St. Martm's last TD was scored on a ~arl, ~!uckley scored the 60-yard pass from Muckley to S~mts first touchdown on an Mike Murphy. Muckley's ate1ght-yard: run. Cameron Dun- tempt to run the PAT failed. ken passed to Danny Maxson The Saints' first TD was set for the PAT. Muc~ley ran 50 up when Gamble blocked a( yards for the . Samt_s second Charger punt giving st. Martin TD. Steve Corliss kicked the .the ball on the Prep 16. Two PAT. plays later Muckley carried for St. Martin's third TD was the TD. scored late in the first quarter M-Johns, 5 rnn (kick foiled).

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Muckley had the night's Jong- Runs of eight and 37 yards by est run ~ 42-yard sprint and he !\ifuc~ley set up Hat_ch's 35-yar~ '. ' scormg run. The Saints made 1t also pitched a 23-yard touch- 20-0 with a minute left in the down aerial to Mike Murphy. · half when Muckley capped a Other scoring included two71-yard drive by hitting Murphy one-yard runs by Cameron Dun- on a 23-yard pass. can and a 35--yard dash by~id-~l1~tin'.~ ·:·:.:::: .::::: h1%1t &=3~

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Doug Nester ran for three Muckley followed with scores' touchdowns and Carl Muckley on a one-yard run and 88-yardl scored two to lead the St. Mar- sprint. tin's Saints to a '44.0 win qver Duncan capped the spree by the Country Day Cajuns Friday grabbing a two-yard pass from at Country Day. Gary Brewster.

The game marked the end of Hank Gamble booted two exthe · campaign for the Cajuns tra points. . who finished with an 0-7 slate. The Saints had 270 yards St. · Martin's has a 5-1-2 rushing and 219 through the , record. The Saints have four air while the Cajuns settled I consecutive shutouts going for a minus 36 yards on the into their season's finale _next ground and 134 in the air. .I week against Buras.

Muckley led the Saints' The Saints gave Country Day~und game with 136 yards a taste of what ·was to come while Cliff Sutter was next by scoring on the first play 1with 54. from scrimmage when Camer-ist. Martin's .......... 12 13 6 13--44 on Duncan hit Danny Maxson Cos"td;i~/)01M' ·.:.:' Moxsog, s°o.vgrd °;as~ with an 80-yard aerial. from Duncan (kick foiled).

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popped off right tackle on a 65-yard jaunt to put the • Saints on the boards.

Duncan followed minutes ~ I later with a 20-yard scoring " - -pass to end Hank Gamble.

Muckley Starts Way with ·Barrett Kennedy was on the 65 ., · ·d R receiving end of an 11-yard • i ai un puncan pass in the third quar<Svcc1a1 to The Tlmes -PicavuneJ t~r and Duncan_dived in from BURAS, La. - Quarterback l~e one-yard stripe for a fo~rth Cameron Duncan sparked the !ally. SetLmg up the fmal St Martin's Saints into the touchdown was a 30-yard screen state playoffs as he threw two Ipass from the sensational Dunlouchdown passes and scored din to Muckley. another en route to a 25-0 win :Gamble booted one extra over the Buras Wiidcats in a p(li'lt.

District 7-A battle here Friday : The loss rung down a disnight. ~ppointing season for the The Saints who finished the Wildcats. Buras finished with regular season with a 6-1-2 i 5-3 record and marked the ove.r-all and 4-0-2 district rec- 'i first time in three years the ord, will mcc1 Walker in the Wildcats had not reached the bi-district next Friday in Wal- 1 state playoffs. ker.

Coach Tony Porter's Saints The victory clinched second finished the campaign on a place in 7-A. A Buras victory sizzling defensive note, blankwould have thrown second ing their final six opponents. place to Newman. st. Martin's . . . . . • . . • . . . . . o 12 6 7-25 . •. . . • . . . o O o 0- 0 AftCr a SCOre IeSS f .l. r S t. Buras SM-Muckley, 65-vard run (PAT quarter, the Saints started to fa~~2:Gomble, 20-vord !)055 from Duntoll with two second period cogM.:.:it.-rin!~~;dli-vord pass from Duntouchdowns. Carl Muckley ~f~~~_Pt;Jnc~1,'•d6ne-vord run (Gornbl--

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WALKER: La. - The right Hayden Lee, the Wildcats' A f t e r the hafftime • inter Jounces plus Carl Muckley-and premier. passer, could not get mission the Wildcats' kickof ::amerorr Duncan equals victory, 1the aerial game going against was recovered by Hood as th< md the combination clicked for :a tough St. Martin's secondary Saints' receiver stood by arn St. Martin's as the Saints routed 1and with a running game also .watched him fall on the ball o1 Hstrict 8-A champion Walker,i a bust, the playoff road ended the 21. Davi~ Blou~t. t~~n p~ck !6-6 here Friday night. abruptly for the 'Cats. ed up the Wildcats 1mt1al firs A' tenacious Saint defense, led Walker started fast with line- down of the contest on l!. 1J-yarc )Y Clay Spencer, Harry Gamble, backer Harry Hollis shooting scamper to _the 10; Four play, Steve Whatts and John Kimble through to block a Carl Muckley later the Wildcats off~ns? r_a · punt with the Wildcats recover- out of_ gas on the Samts six STATISTICS · · ft f yard lme. s1 mg at the Samt 22. A er a ive- From that . . t th S . t walker Martin's yard penalty and a 13-yard loss marched steaJfm t e d am ' ,• First ............. 3 11 the W'ldcats were dirt. . owar pay.

RushingDowns 104 on a reverse, 1 The scoreI Ycoming On • Passing ...................... .... .......... 2819 134 ut of reach b Total 011 •• ••• •• .• .. .... • 47 236 o ·. . , omb from Duncan to Maxo1 ~~~Ii' .. :::::::::::::::::: ~3f.l l~.i~t Tur~a?out is !air play, a?d from 23 yards out. The point af F~~~Wfes ·::::::::::::::::: J 36 the VISitors reciproc~ted with ter was no goodas the final ta1 . . . Barrett ~ennedy b~ocking a 1:,ee ly stood 26-6. added the sp1cmg as the Wild- punt, with the Wlldcats _losmg In the final period neithei cats could muster but 47 total yardage all the way to therr own team ·could generate gl: yards: nine. After a two-yard pickup steam to produce a scoree:i~hE Muckley, a 170-pound spee_ds- by Cameron Duncan, Dan Max-rain began to fall. ;er, ,made shambles of th~ Wild- son took a pitchout and fought ~he victory advanced thE i:ats defense as _he earned for his way in from seven yards Sam ts to the state Class A ?5 yards on 14 trips and hauled out. quarter final action next week. m four passes for 111 yards and Harry Gamble's conversion score by quarters: · -- ~ two touchdown~. 'try was wide to the left. ~01~~rt1_~·~.. ::::::::::::::· 81t g &=2: In the punting department I The Saints were now in a kick- scoring: .

Muckley hfad fourdkicks for an iblocking mood, and Gamble <k~!k t~~e'::\~'s-Maxson, 7-Y a rd ru, average O 42 yar s. · ,knocked down another Walker st. Martin's - Muckley, JO-yard ru1 Muckley scored on a 10-yard boot with Steve Whatts recover- <Gamble kick>. sweep and a 52-yard screen mg . at th e 'C at 15 . After a f'1ve- railed).

Walker-Mannln11, 3-vard run, (klc' pass from quarterback Cam- yard penalty moved the ball to1 st. Martin's - Muckley, 53-vard oas, eron Duncan m the second can- the 10 Muckley brought the ltrom Duncan <Gambia kick). to Dan Maxon who shared ' . . f st. Martln"s-Mucktov, 23-yord oas: d~ties with Dun~an .at quarter- s~all, but noisy. contmgei:t o from Duncan <kicko tolled>. back, picked up the Saints' oth- Samt. fans to their feet with a er two scores on runs of seven beautiful 6":'eep. . and 23 yards. . Gamble hit the conyersion and '~he Saints were out m front 13-C efore registering their first firs1 dowri.

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Twin terrors labeled Steve The Tigers 'hit the scoreboarc Denny and Pat Berry led an midway of the second quarte1 awesome ground attack as the on a 50-yard drive capped bj Cathedral-Carmel Tigers of La- Denny's two-yard run. A 16-yarc fayette spoiled the budding title scamper by Berry which put hopes of St. Martin's with a 26- the ball on the 18 sparked the 7 victory over the Saints in a drive.

Class A quarterfinal clash FriFollowing the second half day night at East Jefferson Sta- kickoff, the Saints seemed to dium. have momentum a n d had Denny, w.lio rushed for more picked up 17 yards in three than 1,000 yards for the Dis- plays before Denny killed the · trict GA champions this sea- drive with an interception of son, gained 115-yards and a Cameron Duncan pass. scored a pair of touchdowns Berry drove in from the nineon two-yard runs. yard line with 2:33 left in the Berry plowed out 113-yards third quarter for the Tigers and scored a touchdown on a I second tally. A key six-yard rur nine-yard run. Chris Arleth , on a fourth-and-two situation al ~-~~ the Saints' 11-yard ·stripe high• STATISTICS

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J. V. Football

FIRST ROW: John Shober, Clifford Conrad, David Hesse, Tom Libscomb, Chris von Gohren, Carl Smith, Aubrey Durr, Monty Burlingame, Bill Ball, Allen Radar, Tom Schneider. SECOND ROW: Kane Mitchell, Tom Accomando, Michael Heepke, Michael Ginn, Greg Berard, Steven Graf, Richy Rusch, Michael Dunbar, Karl Durr, Kicker Vallas, Donald Richardson. THIRD ROW: John Dahlberg, Stephen Pottharst, Gerard Dillon, Edward DeMartini, Kelly Duncan, Jogn Treen, Foster Duncan, Wright Evenson, Bill McFarland, Burt Kemp, Coach Rick Dike.

I would like to congratulate the Junior Varsity football players on the fine job that they did this season. The twenty-two boys, led by co-captains David Hesse and Wright Eavenson, showed a great deal of courage in finishing the season strong after two close opening losses. The finest effort was the 19-7 win over a strong Sam Barthe team. The J. V. 's simply outhit Barthe, which is what football is all about.

A gain, I congratulate the team on a job well done, truly a team effort.

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The Mighty Mites, after a slow start , proved mighty indeed as they won their last five games in a row, blanking three opponents. As the sea son progressed, the team developed into a hard-hitting, defensive club and spectacular on offense. Their final victory against St. Mary Mag dalene was very rewarding against a very good team that was much bigger. Team captains are: Tackle and Linebacker, Charles Harris; Tailback, Timmy Brown ; and Guard and Monster Man, George Ward.

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: Marie Decamp, Anne Shepherd, Jade Van Meter. BOTTOM ROW: Bonnie Ball, Julie Pellerin, Babs Bryant, Lisa Smith.

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J. V. CHEERLEADERS: (Top Row) Leslie Holtzman, Jeannie Muckley, Lindsay Ellis. (Bottom Row) Cindy Jacobs, Mary Marsha Hazard, Barbara Gore.

J. V. ALTERNATES: Cory Sullivan and Katl.1y Leslie .

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The Saint basketball team had an overall record of 17 wins and 11 losses this year, which ea med them a place in the state playoffs. This team's success was due to defense and hustle.

We kept the opposition to less than fifty points per game average, which is very good defense in today's high scoring basketball. However, our offense never really materialized, and we had trouble scoring.

I congratulate the team on a job well done, especially on their hard work and determination.

I want to especially thank Dickie Russell for doing such an excellent job as mana ger. He was the varsity manager for three years and did an outstanding job. I would also like to thank the cheerleaders. They were really a great help to the team. - Coach Dike.

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BACK ROW: Benton Gay, Philip Hatch, Keith Maxson, Monty Burlingame, Stephen Pottharst, Gary Brewster, Mike Kantor, John Corder, Denis Barry, Carson Llewellyn, Barry Graf, Tommy Bernard, Bobby Schimek.

FRONT ROW: Ty Cook, Coach Bob Flettrich.

The J. V. Basketball team was one of the best ever at St . Martin's. Valuable experience was gained early in the season. The strongest assets of the team were depth and desire. Throughout the season an average of 12 boys per game played almost equal time. There was no second team, but just one unit. They finished the season with a respectable 15 won and 7 loss record, with four of those losses in the first six games. This year's Junior Varsity won the Riverside J. V. Championship for the third year in a row. They also became one of the highest scoring J. V. teams in St. Martin's history and became the best defensive team of all.

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Coach Bobby Flettdch, Ken Nelson, Richy Rusch, Allen Rader, Steven Graf, Bill McFarland, Bill Ball, Kicker Vallas, Chris von Gohren

Because of a lack of practice time the 7th and 8th grade basketball teams did not have an impressive record. The 8th grade finished with a 9 won and 6 lost record while the 7th grade finished with 7 wins and 6 losses . Individually each boy was on even terms with any boy we played dudng the season .

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N. O. A. - - - - - - - 20 Mid City - - - - - - - - 18 Sam Barthe - - - - - - 47 Sam Barthe - - - - - - 42 Kehoe - - - - - - - - - 28 St . Mary - - - - - - - - 23 St. Chdstopher - - - - 24 Curtis - - - - - - - - - -17 Newman - - - - - - - - 27 Country Day - - - - - - 29 Newman - - - - - - - - 42 Curtis - - - - - - - - - - 29 Country Day - - - - - - 30 Curtis - - - - - - - - - -27

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BACK ROW: Rufus Brown, Timmy Brown, Peter Roy, Mike Ginn, Tim Deana, Charles Lee, Coach Bobby Flettrich. FRONT ROW: Ben Treen, Scott Cowand, Jay Reed, Walter Becker, Stuart Dahlberg, Alan Schimek, Tiger Austin

STM 34 Mid-City - - - - - 18 23 Sam Barthe - - - - 36 16 Sam Barthe - - - - 41 35 Kehoe - - - - - - - 16 34 St. Mary Magdalen 14 27 Curtis - - - - - - - 29 19 Newman - - - - - -22 27 Country Day - - - - 30 29 Newman - - - - - 37 26 Curtis - - - - - - - 28 28 Country Day - - - -22 34 Curtis - - - - - - - 22

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VARSITY - BACK ROW: Steve Corliss, Cameron Duncan, Charles Bahn, Hank Gamble, Barry Kennedy, Tom Bechtel, Mike Murphy; BOTTOM ROW: Eric Carlson, Carl Muckley, Danny Maxson, Brian Berard, Doug Nestor, Clifford Sutter.

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Track FRESHMAN TEAM: BACK RQ W: Monty Burlingame, Barry Graf, Greg Winsky, Denis Barry, John Treen, Tom Llpscomb, John Dahlberg. FRONT ROW: Mark Moore, Clifford Conrad , Sandy Ward, Tom Schneider, David.

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VARSITY TEAM - BACK ROW: Coach Beckman, Marc Berard, Bob Rehtmeyer, Bart Webb. FRONT ROW: Peter Stedman, Bobby Schimek, Gerald Evans.

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SHARON DeFRAITES Girl's Athletic Director PAT HAMILTON Lower and Junior High School Coach GERALDINE SISTRUNK Health and First Aid Instructor

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VOLLEYBALL "B" TEAM BACK ROW: Barbara Gore, Mary Price Robinson, Jeannie Muckley . 2nd ROW: Melinda Miller, Peggy Taylor, Cherry Phillips. 1st ROW: Wendy Wolf, Kathy Smith.

JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Susan Krieg, Carol Humphreys, Lynden Clay, Sally West, Elizabeth Horton, Kathryn Williams, Stacy DeMartini. 1st ROW: Mary Kay Robinson, Wendy Schulz, Cori Sullivan, Carol Gore, Denise LeTard, Mary Marsha H:izard, Lindsay Ellis.

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SENIOR HIGH TENNIS TEAM Laura Bohne, Marie Decamp, Anne Shepherd, Onni Savala JUNIOR HIGH TENNIS TEAM 2nd ROW: Marie Buffington, Carol Gore, Sally West, Llz Horton, Randee Braumer, Cori Sullivan. 1st ROW: Lynden Clay, Cindy Phillips, Carol Touzet

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SENIOR HIGH SWIMMING TEAM: BACK ROW: Terry Riordan, Bail Hazard. ford, Dixie Lattie, Marie Decamp, Beckie McKown

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1st ROW: Lee Edwards, Sherrie Persia, Roxanne Wright.

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I P. E, COUNCIL TOP ROW: Cathy Smith, Adrea Heebe.

Barbara Gore. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Gore, Suzi Snyder, Terry Riordan, Pat Hogan.

MISSING: Laura Bohne

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Webb, only YOU would staple your finger to the board!

The Frito Bandito strikes again!

Where am I gonna get $1000 to get back the pictures he took of Cince and me ?

Chief is crazy if he thinks I'll run another mile''! ! "'

Thank God the SHIELD is finished!

Why don't I ever get in the HAW'S gossip column?

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Personalities are developed and lasting values are acquired during the hours of activities at St. Martin's. Patience and a sense of responsibility are seldom born into a person and are often difficult to cultivate, but once obtained they afford many of the richest rewards in life.

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JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: TOP ROW: Foster Duncan, Sandy Ward, David Hesse, Chris Von Gohren, Brian Melius.

BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Yeargain, Sponsor; Mary Marsha Hazard, Jocelyn Stedman, Pam Page, Wendy Newlin, Carol Gore.

SECRET ARY - Bonnie Ball

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TREASURER - Carol West

Council

JR. HIGH OFFICERS: STANDING: Foster Duncan, Denis Barry, Carol Go re . SITTING: David Hesse

Jenny Treen, David Fink, Barry Kennedy, Gary Brewster, Jade Van Meter Leslie Hays, Carson Llewellyn, Bonnie Ball Carol West, Philip Hatch, Sally Pettit

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Shield

SPONSOR - Mrs. Horace A. Vallas

EDITOR - Lee Edwards

LAY-OUT EDITOR Terry Riordan

FACULTY EDITOR Fran Phillips

ADVERTISING MANAGER - Judy Gore BUSINESS MANAGER - Lester Montgomery

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SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHY - Jenny Treen ASST. SENIOR EDITOR - Suzi Snyder SENIOR EDITOR - Susan Wells

BOY'S SPORTS - Cameron Duncan

HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER - Robin Dahlberg ASST. PHOTOGRAPHER - Mark Warriner MISSING - Buzzi Dodd ASST. COPY TRANSCRIBER - Sally McKey

COPY TRANSCRIBER - Susan Platter PROCESSING COORDINATOR - Jeff Tarkington ASST. PHOTO COORDINATOR - Lisa Posey

SCHOLARSHIP EDITOR - Louise Horton CHAPEL EDITOR - Amy West

ASSISTANTS - Beckie McKown, Christy Schurman, Tyler Posey, Ginny Roy

COPY EDITOR Pam Weber

CLASSES EDITOR Margaret Olsen

ACTIVITIES EDITOR - Leslie Hayes FA VO RITES - Sherrie Persia

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SPONSOR - Mrs. Vaughters

EDITOR - Marcy Van Wart

REPORTERS BACK ROW: Sandra Garrard, David Fink, Susan Wells, Jeff Jones, Pam Pulliam, FRONT ROW: Jenny Treen, Fran Phillips, Mary Beth Barnes, Jade Van Meter, Carol West, Lisa Posey, Patsy Paddison.

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COPY EDITOR, Marylin Johnson FEATURE EDITOR , Hamilton Lob BUSINESS and CIRCULATION MANAGER, Margaret Olsen SPORTS EDITORS, Tyler Posey, Barry Kennedy, Anne Shepherd, Susan Hagstette FASHION EDITORS, Ma rie DeCamp, Beth Lindsay PHOTOGRAPHERS: Peter Stedman, John Breen

TYPISTS: Cherry Phillips, Janell Bankston, Gail Hazard, Dorothy Holzer, Virginia McFarland, Terry Riordan

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The Lyre

ASSISTANT EDITORS: Leslie Hays, Hamilton Lob

EDITOR- IN - CHIEF: Webb Shaw

WRITING STAFF: Sharon Kuhne, Marylin Johnson, Tyler Posey, Sally McKey, Christy Schunuan, Beth Llndsay.

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PHYSICAL SCIENCE SPONSOR: Mr. Graf.

STANDING: Chris Wyckoff, Alvin Baumer, Tom Smith, Mr. Graf.

Ronnie Spencer, Richard Russell, Doug Flemi ng

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SITTING:

PUBLIC SPEAKING SPONSOR: Mrs. Burks. Ham Lob, Webb Shaw, Jade Van Meter, Carol West, Doug Fleming

SPANISH CLUB SPONSOR: Mrs. Anglade. Maurice Price, David Culpepper, Jim Pellerin, Tom Bernard, Tom Smith, Pat McCurnin, Kathy Haase

SERVICE CLUB SPONSOR: Fr. Beckman, Frank Riddick, Bill Shell, Peter Sanchez, Tiger Austin, Brian Melius, Miles Gaupp, Peter Nance, Gary Lattie

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WWER SCHOOL AIDES

OFFICE AIDES

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P. E. AIDES

WWER SCHOOL LIBRARY AIDES

WWER SCHOOL P. E. AIDES

BIOWGY AIDES

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Hardtner '68

Would you mind getting off my hand?'! is coming for me!

Feminine members of the hardy Hartner crew of '69.

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What are you hiding, Anne??!

Okay boys, see if y'all can get through this block!

Just cuz I'm in training doesn't mean I can't smoke.

Hurry, take some of my beer before anybody else sees you!

Look! Barbara got all of the boys' shaving cream! Let's attack!

Only the boys that have booze can come in!

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JaJe Van !Jl(efer and Giay 0pencer

!Pal Jfo:1an and Cameron 'lJuncan 216

John !Places /he Crown

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Yl(rs. cJhepherd and :7/nne

Yl(arie <JJeGamp and Jtan£ 9amb/4

Judy 9ore and Gari Ga/J;oun

23onnie 23aff and ?epper Jfafch 217

Homecoming '68

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Saint Martin's Day

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Saints .

With our rushes and our passes, we have knocked you on your ...

And Saints out of action

IF elected ... I will personally strain all ca jun swamps!

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In Action

Mr. Graf conducting an experiment on potential energy

If I use Ban tonight, will we win the game?

Little does she know I plan on Mexico after this

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St. Martin's -

Undefeated

Champion of Prep Quiz Bowl

Webb Shaw, Ham Lob, Lester Montgomery, Marylin Johnson

COACH: Mr. Edmonson

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Mardi Gras '69

Humgua wa Power!

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Candids Around Campus

What a turnout

Oooh, baby! If this ain't soul, nothin' is

... and Chief PROMISED I could play if I got here early!

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You aren't gonna EAT that, are ya ? ! _,,,,"'

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That test was a cinch. Now, I better hurry and wash the writing off my hand. !

Quick nap between classes?

If those boys tackle us when they com e running through the goal posts .. . !

And now for our next number ...

Oh, we often have field trips to Plaza Towers!

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"Dear John ... "

One of these days, Chief ... , one of these days?!

All right, I ain't modest. I '11 give you my autograph.

It's a lot more fun to watch the cheerleaders than the football players!

Don't tell me you 're going to write another "walking on your tiptoe" joke.

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We like St. Martin!

McDONALD'S

887-9818

5101 Airline Hwy. Metairie

For Good Things to Eat McDonald's Can't Be Beat

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ARCHIE T. HIGGINS INSURANCE AGENCY 7919 Maple St. 866-1841

To be Secure-Insure!

GRIFF'S YOUNG FASHIONS 1515 Metairie Rd. 834-9944

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Anne Looks As Cute As Can Be Griff's "young fashions" are

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Something to See.

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GARRARD CHEVROLET, INC

Carrollton at Tulane

488-2601 You'll Really Be a Star in Your Brand New Car -

GET IT AT GARRARD

PELLERIN MILNOR CORPORATION Box 19264

New Orleans, La. 729-7381

Never look dirty, Always be clean, The problem's a cinch, With a Pellerin-Milnor washing machine!

LEON IRWIN & CO.; INC. GENERAL INSURANCE Established 1895 John Hancock Bldg .

523 - 5151

GULF-YORK INC 4500 Melpomene New Orleans, La. 866-5431 The heat in New Orleans Can really be cruel, So go to Gulf-York And don't lose your cool.

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COMPLIMENTS OF THE

TIDE FLEET FROM

AROUND THE WORLD

Tl DEWATER

MARINE SERVICE, INC.

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MARINE SERVICE, INC.

3308 Tulane Ave., New Orl e ans, La.

THE MOTHERS' CLUB

Our mothers stay as busy as bees, Working for us and going to teas .

FRANK J. MATTHEW CO.

Some People's Product Might Make you Just Faint, But You Get Top Quality in Frank Matthew's Paints.

4801 Washington 482 -1 985

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PINEAPPLE PRESERVES i 11t M!l !tot"

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BAUMER FOOD, INC.

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HOLZER SHEET MET AL WORKS, INC. When a Construction Job Lu r ks Take it to Holzer Sheet Metal Works 3 1 7 Burbundy Street JA 5-8134

DARRELL DE MOSS

PHOTOGRAPHERS 3235 Meta i rie Road

834-5400

Art i stic D e s ig n s, Weddings, Aerial I ndustria l , P ortraits, A dve r tisin g

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Famous for Fine Awnings for Over 50 Years

FOSTER COMPANY, INC. 525-1321

43 0 Notre Dame Street

THE GRAPEVINE INC. 4039 Tulane Avenue Across From the Fountainbleau Motel

CRAFT SUPPLIES For Decoupage - Papier Mache Paper Fl owers - Liquid Resin Dippity-Glass - Flower Arranging Party and Holiday Decorations Baskets - Plastic Plants - Containers Gifts - Souvenirs - Masks

LEE'S CLEANERS 2313 Metair ie Road

If you want to look great With clothes clean and pressed, Go to Lee's Cleaners It's above all the rest! !

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"WHAT'S HAPPENING" 8126 Hampson 865-1022 When good clothes are needed go to "WHAT 1 S HAPPENING 11 It 1 s up on all the new styles.

DUFFY LUMBER, CO. 7900 Edinburgh St. 482-3178 WANT GRADE-A LUMBER? SEE DUFFY!

SOUTHERN TAILORING CO. 301 Tchouptulas St. 523-3061 Thick around the middle wide around the side Southern Tailoring will fit you to keep in stride!

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Our dads work hard on many things and many are the rewards that brings Our brand new track will light our fuse, and with it we can never lose.

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HARDWARE CENTER, INC. HARDWARE

Complete line of hand tools, power tools, garden supplies, interior and exterior paints, electrical, plumbing, glass, art supplies, decoupage materials.

CEN.TER

6615 Airline Highway Airline Park Shopping Center 888-5071

QUALIFIED ...

Qualified is the key to today's highly competitive society, and behind that, of course, is education.

The skills and capabilities students are gaining

today can help shape a greater America tomorrow.

From Your Friends and Neighbors at ...

LOUISIANA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY "HELPING BUILD LOUISIANA"

CHEMICAL CLEANING, INC. P. 0. Box 10193 835-1735

New Orleans 70121

All the industrialists have no fear, When Chemical Cleaning is cleaning their gear.

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MENGE PUMP & MACHINERY CO., INC. 2740 N. Arnoult Rd. 888-8830

Metairie

If pumps are your des ire And you've really looked around Go to Onni' s daddy For the greatest pumps in town.

TOYE BROTHERS YELLOW CAB, INC. 525-3311 524-0271

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DONALD G. LAMBERT CONTRACTOR, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1828 Duncan Street Kenner, Louisiana 729-6330

729-4581

My daddy built this playhouse just for me He's the best contractor that there could ever be!

HEAVY AND HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION

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BOWEN PACKERS 32 7 Poydras St. JA 2-9646

Their slogan is "Come to the house of good will" For Good Meat and a Low Bill GO TO BOWEN PACKERS

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BROWN'S VELVET DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC.

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13 00 Baronne St.

529-2221

For the best milk in town, the dai r y is Brown's You'll have to look far and wide for a much better buy.

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MARTHA BROGAN & MIGNON 1522 St. Charles Ave. 522-9626

Liz and Mary Kay both know That for fashions for young and old Martha Brogans and Mignon is the place to go.

MIGHTY GIANT Home of the Big Three: HOT ROAST BEEF MIGHTY GIANT BURGER COUNTRY BROILED HAM

5036W. Esplanade

888 -72 80

TOWEL AND LINEN RENTAL CO. 1239 Montegut WH 5-1148 Our towels and linens are so clean Even the stork is on the beam.

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SOUTHPORT LUMBER CO. 1400 Jefferson Hwy. 835-4264

It started with a tree And the story 1 s far from sad, And now the best lumber in town Comes From Sharon and Missy 1 s dad

For the GREATEST and LATEST Shop at

BALTAZORS 5216 Veterans 11

FLOWERS BY RUSSELL 5026 Veterans Hwy .

887-3344 THE UNUSUAL IN: Floral Designs Complete Floral Service Weddings Specialities We Wire Flowers Gifts City Wide Delivery

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887-6345

A favorite with St. M girls''

RUSSELL'S "SUNSHINE" ICE CREAM NEW ORLEANS DISTRIBUTORS FOR HOWARD JOHNSON'S "Famous 28 Flavors" ICE CREAM 1239 Washing ton Ave.

822-1300

Compliments From

MR. PHILIP E. JAMES, SR.

CHENEVERT'S GROCERY 6 0 1 Kent Ave. 888-5546 After- Classes People Go in Masses to the Little Store for Good Things to Eat and More.

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MET AIRIE TUNE-UP 2010 Metair ie Rd. 833-8439 If your car is sick, Won't carry a load, Go to Metairie Tune-Up On Metairie Road

ROHM'S FLORIST

629 Cherokee

861-3611

If you' re in trouble with your gir 1 and if flowers would do the trick Go to Rohm' s Florist and get service mighty quick 1

BARNARD CO., INC. 720 Union 523 - 4747 We can't get money minted But everything e l se can be printed at BARNARD ' S .

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METAIRIE. FOODS, INC.

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VAL'S TIRE AND SUPPLY

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165 6 Robert E. Lee Blvd.

282-1318

Compliments of

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WALKER-ROEMER DAIRIES 2800 Richland Avenue

887-4170

If you want to run and play, Drink Walke r -Roemer every day .

Wa l ke r- Roemer is the best you can buy .

Just ask a c ow - she' ll tell you why .

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THE FINN INDUSTRIES 9 00 Dakin St.

834-5081

When you need paper boxes For jobs both big and small We 1 re ready and willing to serve you!

Just give Finn Industries a call!

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Autographs Complim e nts of th e BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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