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St. Martin's Episcopal School Metairie, Louisiana Volume XXIII

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Table of Contents Events

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Chapel

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Administration

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Classes

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Organizations

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Favorites

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Athletics

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Advertisements

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Because of the necessity for meeting printer's deadlines, this note is being written well ahead of the conclusion of the year. Nevertheless, I feel comfortable in putting down for all to read at a time far beyond the composition of these words, many votes of thanks!

My gratitude is great to the editor, Lisa Ward, and to the staff of The Shield and to their faculty advisor, Mrs. Kemp. Their diligence allows me the opportunity to thank all of you in this fine book.

To the faculty who has given so much in support of a new headmaster, to students who have so obviously reached out so many hands of welcome, to parents whose continuing deep support has been so willingly given, a deep and sincere thank you. My first year at St. Martin's has been a vintage one because of all of you.

To the senior class I give a well-earned salute. You have been fine leaders who shall be missed individually and collectively. Please know that you will al ways be a part of this, your school. Your visits will be keenly anticipated and, as they occur, will brighten our days. We're proud of you!

How fortunate I feel to be the headmaster of this school, which is loved by so many. May I always be worthy of your confidence.

John Comfort

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The class of 1976 dedicat es this year's SHIELD to a tru e friend of St. Martin's. Through his help, patience, and understanding he has made this year's activities a success. His ideas have contributed greatly to school life. Because of this he is respected and loved by all of us.

The 1976 SHIELD is dedicated to Father Marshall O. James.

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Fall

With the coming of fall came opening days of school, football, and Saint Martin's Day. Orientation started on Aug. 27. This was when new students were briefed by Mr. Comfort, Mr. Cairns, and Laura McIntire as to what StM is like. The students were then shown around the school.

StM spirit is typified by the pep rallies. Each upper class was given a pep rally in which to have a skit. Shown is the rally before the Newman game where Sharon gave Steve a cake for his birthday.

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On Nov. 11 the school celebrated its patron saint's day, St. Martin• s Day, by having a com munion service, a school picnic, games between classes and ending with a faculty skit.

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Winter St. Martin's performed a play known as "The Boyfriend" which was a great success! The play was performed for an entire week, from Dec. 9 to 13 . Coffee, tea, milk, and dessert were furnished to the audience . There were 17 actors and actresses who performed and shown are some scenes from this great success.

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The Christmas celebration began on Dec. 17 when the Sr. High Chorus gave a Christmas presentation to the Upper School during chapel. Mrs. Witherspoon's Instrumentalists also performed as well as several individuals.

The Middle School had a chapel service on Dec. 19 after which they returned to their classrooms for a Christmas party.

Also on Dec. 19 the Upper School had a chapel service with a short party in the library where the Favorites were announced.

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St. Martin's was fortunat e enough to be able to schedule many very interesting speakers.

Ford Rowan, an alumnus of St. Martin's, came to speak to the Juniors and Seniors about the television media and its rol e in society. Students we re also able to hear a "Russian diplomat" speak on Russia - unfortunately pictures not available. Senator Bob Jones was able to come on Feb. 6 to speak on the be nefits of Capitalism. The Shakespearian players who came on Feb. 11 were a great success with the Upper and Middle School Students.

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"The Real Inspector Hound," written by Tom Stoppard, was performed on Feb. 19, 20, 21. It was presented by a cast of 8 and a crew of many. Those who attended considered it a great success.

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In Memory of Bishop Iveson B. Noland Who Died June 24, 1975 Bishop Noland was an ex-officio member of the St. Martin's Board of Trustees from 1969-1975.

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Every Monday chapel services are held at St. Martin's. In order to involve as many students as possible these services have been held in Spanish and French showing their influence on Louisiana.

The most important chapel of the year was on St. Martin's Day. There were 17 visiting clergy officials. After Father James' sermon and Mr. Comfort's welcoming speech, the Holy Eucharist was celebrated.

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Reverend Marshall 0. James - Director of the religious department.

Reverend Jerry D. Otwell

Re verend Craig R. Wylie

James B. Brown - The Bishop of Louisiana

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Administration Assistant Head Master - Mr . Robert Cairns

Peter Waas - Middle School Head

Marjorie Conaster - Assistant Head of Lower School

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Business Manager - Rohen Hill

Elain Horaist - Secretary to Mr. Comfort

Jane Schmidt - Secretary to Mr. Cairns

David Rankin - Director of Developments

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Student's Activities Direc tor - Frankie Yeargain ·

Maintanance Superintendent - Reginald Gonzales

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Jerry Williams

Ouida Muller - College Advisor

I Kathleen Kemp - Permanent Substitute

Bessie Tisdale - Bookstore Manager

Janet Russo - Playground Supervisor

Staff

Dot Stengle - Secretary to Lower School Principal

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Yvonne Smith - Mr. Rankin's Secretary

Betty Bankston - Asst. to the Registrar

Norma McLoughlin - School Nurse

Bentz Pottharst - Lower School Reading

Gay Nel Jordy - L. S. Librarian

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Alice Bowan - L. S. Music

Carolyn Boone - Head of the Art De partment

Fine Arts

Jean Parmelee - Typing

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John Sayre - Head of the Music Department

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Valerie Witherspoon - Music

Shirley Timmreck - Art

Belle Johnson

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Head Librarian - Alma Ferguson

Betty Bourgeois

Library Aids

Janeth Huber

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Department Head - Mike Berard - French

Pedro is having a great time

Pegi Hendren - Spanish

Pedro Perez - Spanish

Language

Douglas Hudson - French

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Department Head - Harriette Burks

Eileen Beckman

Randolph Bates

Marion Darby

Chester Day

Henry deMauriac

Elizabeth Sumner

Judith Wylie

English

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Department Head - James W. Latham

James Marsalis

Barbara Saik

Lynn Bolles

Mathematics

Otis Mac Jernigan

Myrth Lee

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Social Studies Department Head - Dorothy Porter

Anthony Porter

William Rosenbaum

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Donald McNabb

Al Trevino

Druex Van Horn

Science Department Head - Harold Graf - Chemistry and Physics

Iva Mae West - Biology

Belle Johnson - Middle School Science

Kathryn Chastant - Geology and Earth Sciences

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P.E. Department Head - Larry Rambis

Rome Evans

Gail Carroll

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Beve rly Alberstadt

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Will You Ever Forget - Being 10 minutes behind Mrs. West when taking notes - Catching up during her stories - Karen Murphy's voice - The C.P.A. - C. B. the all American kid - T . S . 's tern per - The kiss of Knighthood - J. D. mumbling - Wondering if Kate and Todd were slightly bananas - Being scared of Mr. Graf the first few weeks of chemistry - Trying to figure out who your Kris Kringle was - Hamsters, gerbils, and mice in sixth grade - The most successful green sale until - Geometry Study Guides - Undefeated J. V. football team - Parties at Lacombe - Giving roses to Mrs. Goheen - Meeting the real Harvey J. McGillacutty - '' Green germs, no touchbacks ! '' - Make out session in the back house in Waveland - Stuart Clay's party with the flooded house - The broken mirrors at the prom - Mardi Gras on 1st street - '75 homecoming band - Bookfight in the Waveland library - Conversations between Mr. Latham and Ken during Math IV - Ice Ska ting at the Plaza - Senior Weird Day - B. S. and J. D. streaking at Waveland - Quasimodes, Amachords, Fat Harrys, Brunos, Tucks, Poets, and Cooter Brown - Jr. /Sr. Prom '75 - Shelly Merlin's parties - Mrs. Saik critizing our class - Thursday nights at Tulane Library - G. S.' sinking canoe at Camp Hardtner - Cricky and Snatch in Florida - The "Boyfriend" cast parties - The Freshman Backs in Lover's Lane with Bill Ball - Smoking in the Green Acres' trees - J. D. 's wreck in Todd's car - Aspen '76 - Rumble at Riverview - June 2, 1976

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The Incredible Class of 1976 RlGHT: President - Steve Harris BELOW: Treasurer - Kate Hoffman, Sgt. -at-Arms - Bill Cox, Vice Pres. - Patsy Llewellyn, Secretary - Carol Becker.

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JOHN DAVID AKENHEAD "J.D." Win a few, Lose a few, Some fall in between.

Calvin A. Rauch Aken Muscles . . . Red Alert . . . Streaker in Waveland . . . Cabbage Award . . .

ROBERT LEE ATKINSON IV ''Robert'' Older men declare war. But it is the youth that must fight and die. And it is youth who must inherit the tribulation, the sorrow, and the triumphs that are the aftermath of war.

Herbert Hoover Rabbit . . . his quietness . . .

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EDWARD ROWLEY BALL ''Ed'' I must be a mushroom because they keep me in the dark and feed me manure.

Anonymous His hair .

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'72 - '76

STEVEN ROBERT BARNUM "Leadfoot" Since God made us to be originals, why stoop to be a copy?

Billy Graham Peel-out King . . . Datsun Kid . . . using his Plymouth as a chainsaw . . .

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CAROL PRATT BECKER "Carol" The time to be happy is now, The place to be happy is here, The way to be happy is to make others so.

Robert Green Ingersoll The big, green boxes on the beach . . . Girls' State stories . . . being tall . . .

'63 - '76

ALBERT LOUIS BOSSIER III "Al" Do any human beings ever realize life while they live it?

Thornton Wilder Big Al . . . Hood . . .

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KAREN LEE BRANDT ''Karen'' Smile!

Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday!

The church parking lot . forget'' . . . Terry who ? .

Valentine . . . "I

'70 - '76

CRICHTON WILLOUGHBY BROWN ''Cricky'' Don't let it bring you down It's only castles burning.

Just find someone whose turning And you will come around.

Neil Young 0. J . . . . Genius . . . What were you doing under K.K .'swheels? . . . "Do any homework?" . . .

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CASANDRA ANN CALO "Cindy" . and the time has finally come for me to pack my bags and walk away.

Marshal Tucker Band Allman Brothers Band . . . ''you' re a crumb'' . meeting Johnny Carson . . . her jewelry . . .

'63 - '76

JULIE ROSE CARTER "Julie"

If you want to sing out - sing out If you want to be free - be free Cause there's a million things that you can be You know that there are.

Harold and Maude Whit . . . Country Day . . . "It's cold in here"

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KIMBERLY ANNE COTTER ''Kimbie'' You can't always get what you want. But if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need.

Mick Jagger Being skinny . . . "Greetings, Girls" . . . ''LLLB . . . Texas . . .

'66 - '76

WILLIAM VERPLOEG COX "Bill" Even if you' re on the right track, you' 11 get run over if you just sit there.

Will Rogers McDonald's manager . . . Snow skiing . . . 1 exposure . .

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BARBARA LYNN DANOS ''Barbara''

If I am not myself, who else will be?

Henry David Thoreau Jay Boy . . . her glasses . gedy Ann dolls . . .

. Pinto Kid . . . Rag-

'70 - '76

ELIZABETH MARVEL DERICKSON ''Betsy'' Blue Ridge Mountains turning green I want to go home again to see my mountain friends.

Ronnie Millsaps Bersy . . . Beava . . . Okey from McStokey Nonh Carolina . . . *LLLB . . .

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KELLIE DARE DICKINSON ''Kellie'' Happiness is the reflection of a smile .

Holly Hobbie 5 flavor Life Savers . . . Art . . . Ears peeled

'72 - '76

CHARLES JOHN EARLY "John" Youth is glorious, but it isn't a career.

St. Louis Post Dispatch Pearl . . . long drives at lunch . . . Good Looking . . . bald at age 17 . . .

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ANN ELIZABITH FLEETWOOD ''Ann'' You've got so much to say, say what you mean.

Mean what you're thinking, and think anything.

Cat Stevens Crazy people . . . Cat Stevens . chist . . . thunderstorms . . .

'63 - '76

LA URIE ANN FRANK "Laurie" Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul.

Dream deep, for every dream reaches the goal.

Pamela Starr Piggy . . . The Ides of March . . . Goochie . . .

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VIRGINIA ANNETTE GIRA ULT "Ginger" A friend is someone who leaves you with all your freedom intact but who by what he thinks of you, obliges you to be fully what you are.

Chevreux Her car . . . ''LLLB . . . Valencia . . .

'72 - '76

MONICA GRAFSTROM ''Mona'' Life is too short, and the time we waste in yawning can never be regained.

Stendhal Water balloons . . . Mardi Gras tree . . . *LLLB . . .

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MICHAEL HILLIARD HAIK, JR. "Poppa" I never forget a face, but in your case I'll make an exception.

Groucho Marx Spike .

Aspen .

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'69 - '76

JAMES STEPHEN HARRIS ''Steve'' Man can do things without purpose. Sometimes people don't understand.

Philippe Petit Sharon . . . Straight . . . Crimson Tide . . .

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SHARON BERYL HAYDEL ''Sharon'' We are long before we are convinced that happiness is never to be found; and each believes it possessed by others, to keep alive the hope of obtaining it for himself.

Samuel Johnson Steve . . . athlete . . . spiking?! . . .

'71 - '76

DIRK STEW ART HENSON "Dirk" I have slipped the surly bonds of Eanh 'ut out my hand, and touched the face of God. John G. Magee, Jr. ·ulie, Lyn, Sue, Judy, Dianne . . . Porsche . . .

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KA THERINE ANN HOFFMAN ''Kate'' When life gives you lemons, make lemonade !

"I know! Oh, I know" . . . ''LLLB . . . Volleyball . . . Colorado . . .

'72 - '76

KENNETH DALE HOWE ''Ken'' But the man worthwhile is the one who will smile, when everything goes dead wrong.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox Sports . . . talking . . . talking . . . talking

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BUEL HALL HUMPHREYS III ''Bue l'' A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere . Before him , I may think aloud.

Emerson The Hump . . . Wire Top . . . Bubba . . .

'63 - '76

DIANE ELIZABETH INGOLIA ''Rock'' I never let my schooling interfere with my education.

Aldous Huxley Dino '76 .

. . Daddy . . . diving . . . Betty Crocker . How much is a 1/5 of beer? . . .

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JUDY MARROW JORDAN "Judy" So much of life ahead We'll find a place where there's room to grow, And yes, We've just begun.

Carpenten

J.B. . . . Southern Accent . . . Apple Pie . . .

That's so .

'74 - '76

SUSAN AMY KANTOR ''Thuthan'' Who will love a little Sparrow And who will speak a kindly word?

"Not I," said the swan, '' The entire idea is utterly absurd , I'd be laughed at and scorned if the other swans heard. '' Paul Simon Ice cream . . . Her Hair . . . Mr. Perez Ballet . Simon and Garfunkel . . .

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KEVIN MICHAEL KISER "Ki-sah" Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive.

Many Fisher Water-skiing on Wednesday . . . walking across LSU-BR campus . . . Lacombe . . . rare vintage

'70 - '76

LESTER JOSEPH LAUTENSCHLAEGER III ''Lester'' A big book is a big nuisance.

Anonymous Pole vaulting . . . U.S. History . . . Tony Porter II . . .

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THOMAS PATRICK LeTARD ''Tommy'' In prosperity our friends know us; in adversity we know our friends.

John Churton Collins 2½ hours to eat . . . Central lock up ball??? Water-skiing on Wednesdays . .

'70 - '76

PA TRICIA LEE LLEWELLYN "Patsy" Life teaches us to be less severe with ourselves and others.

Goethe Teddy Bear . . . Romeo . . . Mr. B. 's Left Eye . . . What, What???

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ROBERT NEWTON MACKEY, JR. "Bobby" We do not remember days, We remember moments.

Cesare Pavese Doin' the bump Being grounded .

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'74 - '76

PAMELA ANNE MACY ''Mace'' The best thing for the inside of a man is the inside of a horse.

Anonymous Horses . . . Another new car . . . What's the best ya got??? Ya'll, I'm so embarrassed . . . Oh Lordee ! ! !

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CARTER KING McDOWELL ''Mac'' Life is what you make of it.

Anonymous Daaady . . . La Place . . . Spelling . . . All American Boy . . . Mr. Ingolia . . .

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SUSAN LOUISE McFARLAND ''Susan'' The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts.

Timothy Dwight, HAPPINESS Kung Fu kid . . . Ms. Junior Scientist . . . Older men . . . Klutz of the year award . . .

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LAURA AMANDA McINTIRE ''Laura'' Self-conquest is the greatest of victories.

Plato Chasing boys out of town . . . grades . . . pres .

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'71 - '76

SCOTT WILLIAM McQUAIG ''Scott'' There is nothing permanent except change , and time waits for no one.

Anonymous Ken . . . McQuack . . . Swivel Hips . . . Rah . . . Studying . . .

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SHELLY ALDON MERLIN ''Merl'' If we can sparkle he may land tonight.

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DEBRA LYNN MITCHELL ''Debs'' Yesterday's projections we'll never really know, But Tomorrow's recollections will surely show.

Carly Simon . Sarah Lee . . . Annapolis . . . VirD.B. ginia fetishes . . . Where am I going to colIege . . .

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LANE OLDHAM MOLONY ''Lane''

wholly to be a fool while spring is in the world my blood approves and kisses are a better fate than wisdom e. e . cummings Symphony . . . LLLB . . . Blue jeans . . . Geometry, geometry, Geometry . . .

'71 - '76

LYNWOO D ANN MOORE '' Lyn'' ,ome people never say the ,.;ords '' I love you '' :t's not their style to be :o bold. ,ome people never say these words '' I love you'' lut like a child, they' re onging to be told.

Paul Simon ;reg . . . her diets . . . Carmen Miranda

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JENNIFER LYNN MOORHEAD "Jennifer"

We all need to have people who mean something to us, people to whom we can turn knowing being with them is coming home.

M. Coothe Hair cut . . . Spastic "Do It" . . . "Dumb!!" . . . Chicago

'73 - '76

KAREN RENE MURPHY ''Twink''

A bell is no bell 'till you ring it, A song is no song 'till you sing it.

Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay; Love isn't love 'till you give it away.

Hammerstein Mouth of '76 . . . her voice . . . Music . . .

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BRUCE MAXWELL NAREMORE ''Mole'' I tell you the past is a bucket of ashes.

Carl Sandburg His taking all day to eat lunch ers . . . Uh-E . . .

his many lock-

'72 - '76

STUART ALAN OSTROLENK This above all: to thine own self be true.

And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man.

Hamlet, Scene III, Polonius Shakespeare

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CAROLYN CONWAY PALMER ''Carolyn'' A faithful friend is a strong defense; and he that hath found such a one hath found a treasure.

Anonymous Easy serve . . . tournament . . . porn porn socks

'70 - '76

MARK PATRICK PEYRONNIN ''Neanderthal'' As for me, all I know is that I know nothing.

Socrates Muscle cars . . . "This is a big farce" . . . Hooonnngg ! . . .

. fed up

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WALLACE KENT PORTER "Wally"

If you want to get to heaven, you've got to raise a little hell.

Anonymous Cameras . . . Mercedes . . . pennies in hubcaps .

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'63 - '76

SUSAN ELIZABETH REISCHE ''Susan''

May the road rise to meet you, May the wind blow at your back; May the sun shine warmly on your face; May the rain fall softly on your field; And until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of His hand .

Amen An Old Irish Proverb

Her walk . . . her sweetness . . . her intelligence

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MELBA MARGARET SCHWEGMANN ''Margie'' It's one more round for experience and we're on the road again.

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Schweg . . . Panyin . . . clothes . . . Reese's and snik-snaks . . . Tab . . . Living in east jesus

'67 - '76

LAURIA LOUISE SCOTT ''Laurie'' Ignorance is bliss.

Anonymous Panyin . woman.

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JAMES STUART SENTER "Jimmy "

Tiger got to hunt.

Bird got to fly.

Man got to sit and wonder 'Why, Why, Why ? ' Tiger got to sleep.

Bird got to land .

Man got to tell himself he understand .

Bokonon His vocabulary . . . drama . . .

'66 - '76

RUTH ANN SILVERNAIL ''Ruth''

People who need people are the luckiest people in the world.

Bob Merrill Ruthy . . . ballet . . . art . . . all your kittens

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MARK TERRY SISTRUNK "Terry" You can judge a person's character by the way he responds to a challenge.

Anonymous Thursday night at the library . ketball . . . skunk . . .

'66 - '76

JENNIFER ANN SMITH ··Jennifer'· Thank you for all you have given me and thank you for all you have let me take; I'm sorry if I have taken too much at times. But, sunrise by sunrise, I will give it back because now I can love.

E. Taylor-Smith Michigan . . . Hi there . . . tuts . . .

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KRISTEN SUSAN SPEER ''Kris''

Happiness comes with the love and trust of others.

Ken . . . her sweet voice . . . Rah! . . . Rotten . . . cheer-bop . . .

'63 - '76

DOYLE PAUL SPELL, JR. "Buddy"

rhe rats are winning. ~eeting the real Harvey . . . how goes the rat race . . . Doyle-ee . . .

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GLENN MAURICE STOKES, JR. ''Glenn'' Every man has a right to be conceited until he is successful.

Benjamin Disraeli His walk . . . nose jobs non violence . . .

'70 - '76

FRED STEINMAN "Freddy" This time, like all times, is a very good one if we but know what to do with it.

Emerson Cameras . . . cars . . .

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SUE PHILLIPS SUNKEL ''Sue''

You never really know what you've got when you've got it, but really appreciate it when it's gone .

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Blair . . . chip a chip . . . Ganus . . . choke . . . Ole Miss . . .

'73 - '76

ANNETTE TONTI "Tonto" rou don't know that you love me. You don't know, mt I know that you do. You may think that you are Lbove me, yeah. But what you think isn't always .rue.

Paul Simon ½oonface . . . turning red :::alifornia 7 5 . . .

the lid's off . . .

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GREGORY TODD TRENCHARD "Todd"

He remains a fool his whole life long, who loves no1 wine, woman, and song.

Central lock-ups . . chemistry tests . . .

Quasi' s . . . torf . . .

'70 - '76

CAROL LEE VOORS ''Carol''

Think of me as your friend.

Midnight Blues Chapel Hill . . . piglet . . . I don't understand

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MATTHEW ERNEST VOSS "Matthe w"

If at first you don't succeed try, try, again. The n quit; no use being a damn fool about it.

W. C. Fie lds Denise the Menace . . .

'72 - '76

ELISABETH BETHEA WARD ''Lisa''

Don't walk in front of me I may not follow: Don't walk behind me I may not lead.

Walk beside me And just be my friend.

Camis Spider . . . track . . . M&M's . . . Shield

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DAVID LAURENCE WEAVER "David"

Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it.

John Burroughs Bag o' bones . . . speaking French .

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Junior Class CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary - Tracy Mitchell Vice President - Suzy Hickham Treasurer - Adrie Voors President - George Farber

Momma!

"Thank God I'm a Country Boy."

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Danny sampling an artifact.

Anne Atkinson Beth Augustin Robert Ayerst Kitsie Babin Becky Baber

Anderson Baker Jeff Baldwin Heather Banton Rick Beberman Susan Bee

Lisa Bernhard Tommy Brannan

Marla Ciani Jim Cook

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Nancy Eavenson Park Ellis George Farber Deborah Farnsworth - ABSENT Stephen Fingerman Fred Fisher

Mark Gauchet Dana Garvey Alexa Georges Nancy Giles John Girault

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Joe Gorvetzian Anne Griffis - ABSENT Joe Grigg Mary Davis Hamlin Pam Hansen Lisa Hay

Suzy Hickham Sydney Hines David Hoffman Danny Hughes Jaye Dee Ingerman

Fred Janneck Gale Jones Kem Kiein Nell Koch Charlotte Kreher

Cheryl Lamben Roland Leavell - ABSENT Rusty Lien Garry Matherne Bill Mathes

Patty McFarland - ABSENT Jeffrey Meckstroth Lisa Miley Tracy Mitchell

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Cielle Muller Lisa Newman Paul Newman

Mike Newsom Garry Oelsner Patrick Oosterhuis Cynthia Otwell

Mary Beth Pendley Calvin Perilloux Brad Pickhardt Pany Quinn Louise Rosenzweig

Brian Rourke Jenelle Schuler

Shawn Sistrunk Ann Marie Stephens

We're King of the Mountain!

Frank Toye Adrie Voors Ben Wilson Eric Wyan Kevin Wyrick

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Sophomores President - Juli Miller Vice President - Michael Nicoladis Secretary - Terie Trinchard Treasurer - Betsy Frank

Elizabeth Ayerst Julianne Breaux Holly Collins

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Phillip Becker Christian Brown Christopher Cox

James Beeson Mark Brooke Barbara Crawford

Alison Bernhard Brenda Bryant Margaret Dannenberg

David Bickers, absent Brian Bossier Bennett Cairns Michelle David

Jeffrey Bourgeois Joseph Calo Leah Deloach

Michael Farber Neal Fischer - ABSENT Victoria Fleetwood Elizabeth Frank Gary Freibaum Eve lyn Fried

Lucy Fried Shirley Giles Kathryn Gordon Brian Grove Lisa Hansen

Allison Hanwe ll Allen Hayward George Hoffman John Holland Gwendolyn Holmquist

Brian Huber David Humphreys Manin James Chery l Johnson William Kimble

Michael Lasky Robert Lee Myron Lindsey Kellye Magee Philip Manning

Come over some time, Big Boy.

Y · all ought to be on S. W. A . T .

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Cynthia Marchese Elisa be th Martin Michael Martin David Mayer Maryanne Mayronne

John McCollam Kimberly Meng Juli Miller Susan Mitchell Ronald Nelson

Michael Necoladis Mary Normann Ronald Ostrolenk Melinda Pafford Russell Paine

Oooh, this is SO much fun!

Jennifer Piner Hal Redmon Rip Reeves Vicki Robertson

Charlotte Robinson Damon Rosenzweig Stephen Rue

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Go, Saints, go!

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Quit pinching!

Kent Russell, abse nt Thomas Ryan Rogers Schupp Steve Shirley

Julian Sims Rebecca Slifkin Gretchen Smith Anne Stephens

Manfred Sternberg Sally Stinchcomb Sherri Strain Amy Threefoot

Marie Tonti Terie Trinchard Laura Vallas Melissa Van Meter

Dana Wattles Lori Watts Amy Whitsell Laura Williams Susan Woods

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Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer - Brian Deane Secretary - Danielle Juzan President - Kate McCall Vice President - Chris McIntire Sergeant-at-Arms - Bubba Hines

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William Ary Caro lyn Ashby Douglas Ashton Janis Askew Katherine Barrett

Elise Beauchamp Christopher Benbo w Courtney Benton Jon Berthonnaud Craig Bourgeois

Elizabeth Bower Barbara Brandon Bonnie Carter John Chaffe John Ciani

Kelly Conatser Carolyn Cypert Robert Deane Myrl Douglass Michael Drew

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Lynna Drumm Ma rk Ferguson Deborah Ferrante Susan Fisher Ashby Gibbona

Catherine Girault Will iam Grigg Isabe l Guinee Norman Hansen Chris Hanman

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Elizabeth Hughes John Hurd David James Da nie ll e Juzan Charles Kamrow

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Jeffrey Katz Debbie Koppman

Darolyn Lamben Amy Leonard · "Oh my God"

Leslie Limes Michelle Luck Christopher Mackenzie Mitchell Mamoulides Lisa Matthews

Catherine McCall Virginia Mccollam Christopher Mcintire Mary Montero Michael Morgan

How time flies when you're having fun.

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You shouldn't have done that!

Lesle Nicholson Lauren Oelsner

Paul Peyronnin Mark Pickhardt

John Pollard Robert Post James Reed Michael Renzulle

Nancy Rusch Michelle Schlueter Patrice Schwartz John Simon

Mary Stall Claire Stephens Leslie Tay !or Suzanne Tonti

Teryl Trenchard Hubertus Vandervoort, absent Kathleen Voss Charles Walton Michelle West Lisa Whitsell

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One for her, one for me, one for her . . .

Hi ya, doll!

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Hey, you don't have to tell ME who's great.

Elementary, Watson!

You think this is Coke, don't you?

Let me show you how it's done!

Does that look like fungi to you?

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"If this won't get her nothing will! "

Cynthia Askew Elizabeth Benbow Lana Bernos Sally Brammell Lisette Breaux

Ann Burlingame Beverly Cain Pamela Camp Ricardo Carvajal Johanna Clark

"Cut the funny jokes, okay?"

Aphra Claverie William Colomb Tracy Conatser Sallie Davis Sean Duffy

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John Dunlap Amanda Fisher

Jana Fleming Kathleen Fullilove

James Garrett Douglas Geehan

Lauren Lemmon , Johanna Clark, are up to something! ! !

Ford Graham Leonard Gurvich Helen Hansen Louie Harris Patrick Hennessey

Lynn Hickman Virginia Hoffman Dennis Hysom Bryan Ingerman Lorraine James

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"You wouldn't dare!!!"

Ronald Johnson Rhonda Kalil Shannon Kinyon Mary Klinger Elizabeth Krementz

Elena Lange Mary Lemmon Enga Lokey Stuart McDowell Chris McEwen

Jeffery McIntire Melinda McNair Catherine Mackenzie William Manning Anthony Massey

John Meghrian John Miller Robert Mitchell Marcia Montero Earl Mosely

Martin Muller Stephen Newsom Karen O'Meallie Anne Paterson Marilyn Pelias

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"Oh yes I would!!!"

Remy Poirrier Ne llie Quiroz Marc Richard Laura Rizzo Laurie Rolling

Elizabeth Rue Lewis Sams Elizabeth Saunders Linda Schaller John Schmidt

John Serice Susan Shepard Ste ven Slifkin Margaret Smith David Toups

Ethe lyn Williams Patrick Wood Elizabeth Wright Stephen Young

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Laura Babin Glenn Baldwin Judy Becker Andrew Benson Robert Benson

Robert Bernhard, III Clayton Borne Donna Bossier Cynthia Boykin Palmer Brooke

Paige Brown Robert Bruce

Leslie Bryant Lydia Caffery

Camille Colomb John DeMartini Jennifer Douglass Bryan Dupepe Michelle Erwin

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Jeff Farber William Ferrante

Jaime Fleming William Fowler

Russell Freibaum David Fried

FOXY BROADS! ! !

Deborah Gibson Forrest Gibson

Mrs. Sumner can handle anything!!

John Gooch Jack Gordon Stacy Grove Roblin Hartman Lori Hendler

Annette Hickham Darcie Holland Michael Holland Eric Ho! tzman Leonard Huber

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Now we know where the left-overs go!

Marjorie Johnson Brady King Margaret King Mark Kantrow Stephen Kantrow

Terren Klein Keith' Kyler Tobin Lassen Andrew Lemmon Kenneth Leonard

John Mccane Sarah Mcclendon Nancy McDowell Allison McEwen Virginia McFadden

Joseph Mabey Jeffery Manin Harriet Mayer Anne Meyer Frederick Miller

Todd Muller Rozanne Murphy Nancy Newman Frank Nicoladis Erin O'Hara

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Anna Olinde David O'Quinn David Pailet John Palmer Patricia Piner

Sherri Rambis Randal Rampp Kathryn Reische Jennifer Roach James Roberts

Better catch it - raw eggs aren't fun

No. One ball thrower of the year

Nancy Romaine Amy Sandridge Tara Schultz William Scott Leese Shlenker

Richard Troth Edward Wall Nelson Watson Todd Wattles Robert Williams

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Middle

Lisa Mayer receives communion on St. M day

M. S. students learn the value of leadership.

Off to a good start

Math class is sooo interesting!

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Our teachers' true characters come out!

"0. K . class , today we dissect worms ! "

What a fold-out

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Sixth

Grade Andree Herrington

Peggy Bernhard Mark Bickham Carolyn Calo Mark Crawford Beth Crosby JoAnn DeMartini

Doug Duerson Ann Duffy Guy Favalora David Ferrante Bee Fullilove Diana Fisher

Ronald Giles Bobby Gurvich Laurie Herron Donna Hickham Chris Huber Alan Lange

Allison Lewis Elizabeth Miles James Miley Robert Rader Arnesto Rodriguez

Brad Sams Gretchen Steinbaugh Tootie Weiss

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Sixth

Grade Vincent Fouchi

Kun Appel Brian Ary Je nnife r Barone Brandon Bawel Jeanne Be rnos Ste ve n Bossie r

Barbara De lchamps Henry Eike !

Ginny Erwin Gre tche n Gibson Alan Hild Nancy Jones

Stephe n Kle in Ray Kuchl e r Anne McKibbon Yolan Pinte r Pa trick Porte r John Roberts

Parker Roy Dre w Story Diane Troth Michael Weaver Leslie West

Steven Wulff Karen Wulffraat Scott Zander

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Sixth Grade

DIANA ELKA VITCH

Julie Banta Temple Beeson Don Berthonnaud Susan Bower Marilyn Calo Kemela David

John Ferguson Lawrence Hoffman Emily Jahncke George Janvier Anne-Sere Klein Shauna Kreher

John Luck Maria Matthews Nancy Mayer Vee Miller John Morgan Fred Olinde

Becky O'Quinn Rafe Payne Mark Senneff Michael Shlenker

Susie Steinwinder Tom Tallaksen Eric Toft Charlotte Woody

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Hey! Give me back my paper!

That's NOT funny!

My teacher's gonna love this.

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Fifth Grade Kay Andry

,,,,,,,Andrea Anderson Daniel Becnel Melinda Benge John Burlingame Brian Chaff e Ginny Davis

Anne Dunlap Leslie Ellis Ann Fisher Jim Hamlin Leanne Hennessey Tad Huber

Steve Ingram Hans Jonassen Teddy Kanuow Allison Kinyon Keppy Laudeman Sarah Morris

Missy Nicoladis Devan Pailet Roger Pa non Kristin Romaine

Lauren Sullivan Kristin Webb Michae l Wood Melissa Young

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Fifth Grade Susan Doss

Angele Andry Alice Atkinson Kathe rine Benbow George Bott John Durham Erik Dyhrkopp

De borah Dykes Vince Fouchi Remi Fransen Ste phanie George Ashley Goodwill Ca le Graham

Bessann He ben Ashley Jackson Randy Kupp Trey Lokey De bbi e Lombard Douglas McCollum

David Oe lsner Lana Prudhomm e Al ma Quiroz Shauna Storey

Toke Vandervoort Jim Van Deve nder Paige Yeargain

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Fourth Grade Helen Gregory

Funda Akdamar Andre Berot Carl Bird Trip Bloom Wendy Brown Cali Bush

Lester Coe Shannon Connaster Monique Duclaux Todd Graham Eldon Harvey Jeanne Herrington

Elizabeth Hofheinz Jon James John Knight Laurie Lambert Melissa Lewis Mary McKibbon

Robert Meghrian Ann Mitchell Billy Mohamed Emmett Pierce

Kevin Rourke Lisa Turpin Karen Watson Marc Wilenzick

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Fourth Grade Juliet Kersey

De rek Barnes JoAnn Barone Alexandra Cross Jeffrey Dingl er Jennifer Fle ming Paige Gorrondona

Lisa Grigg Stephanie Harrison Richard Hawkins Hill Johnson Julie Koppman Steve Lasky

Katherine Le] eune Laura Link Cathy Lire tte Bryant McFa ll Tracey Moore Gary Morton

Robin Nicholson Pe yton Pe ttit Karl Peyronnin Nicole Sarge nt

Jon Scheurich Tyson Shof stahl David White Patrick Williams

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Third Grade Phyllis Wilenzick

Ero! Akdamar Susan Baronne Nicole Berthonnaud Stephen Bosarge Katy Feibleman Kelley Flick

Stuart Head Cindy Hild Billy Janvier Jan Jenkins Glenn Johnson Danielle Lambert

SuSu Laudeman Ann LeJeune Poe Miles Michele Moore David Paine Richard Pollard

Ashley Serice Jay St. Pierre Jennifer Stephens Nancy Sumner

Mark Talbot Carol Watts Laura Williams

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Third Grade Erin Cairns

Catherine Abbott Heidi Banton Pete r Chin Caroline Eppling Christopher Fransen Martha Goldthwaite

Aleis Hebert Erick Huber Ann-Marie Ingolia Karl Peter Ke lle r Samue l Klinger Craig Kupp

Ke nny Lasky Chris Lozano Mac McFaddon Laura McMahon Page Morton Kristi Rambis

Lisa Rather Laura Sams Lisa Senneff Kristin Sullivan

Robert Vining Lauren Wilenzick Wendy Willenzick

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Second Grade

SHIRLEY REINHARDT

Lee Abbott Scooter Adams Sacha Bush Cathy Corder Chappie Eppling Carolyn Fisher

Kathy Flemich Leanne Flick Sean Hansen Gretchen Harmon Hilary Jackson Bram Kersey

Carl Laird Eddie Lirette Trey McLendon Alissa Miller Dennis Millet Sean O'Neil

Manha Paterson Diann Pelias Robert Pittit Trip Trask Renee Y emelos

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We ll , what do you know!!

Maybe I'd better finish my ice cream before it me lts.

I think I know!

Isn't this fun?

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First Grade

DONNA LEWIS

Kimberley Conway Kristin Dorfi Brent Edwards Stuart Ellis Joey Fouchi

Steve Gallaher Bill y Gorman Lindsey Jackson Michael Jord y Wake Lankard Wendy Lonegrass

Dru Magee Heather Murlin Drew Pelias Kathy Rock Shannon Ryan Shelley Shackelford

Cameron Smith Carol Steinman Kim Stiebing Charles Suhren Chris Toft Morgan Wilson

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Vicki Benbow Lynn Bloom Beau Charbonnet Donald Chin Neil Dyhrkopp

Windy Freeman John Gardner Jonathan Glenn David Jones Tl1ompson Lykes Paula O' Quinn

Gabrie lle Sa lloum Elisia Shofstahl Laure n Vedros Brooke Williams Todd Wood

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Learning Center

Beth Boudreaux Andrea Coker

Allison Cornelius Davin Davini Learning Center JEAN SHEPPERD

Melissa Dingler Trey George Storey Gorrondona Jon-Erling Hansen Richard Hebert Graham Justice

Satoshi Kitahama Paige Kirn Tara Link Kelly Luck Lauren McFall Courme y Marsiglia

Ronald Murlin Tara Nicholson Clayton Page Mac Richards John Ryan Rodger Schneidau

Kemper Taylerson Glenn Tchou Peter Wanek Laura White Mary Kathleen Williams Eric Witherspoon

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Erika Bird Stafford Brister Leaming Center SUSAN MAGEE

Cher Chester Margaret Christy Sandy Craine John Falgoust Douglas Ferrante Rebecca Fransen

Jeremy Head Drew Herrington Karen Holmes Banon Jahncke Kauina Keller Eric Koehler

Maria Ktistakis Kyle Kupp Brad Lokey Beth Mccranie Max Merlin Lila Mohamed

Robert Peyton Courtney Reinhardt Paul Vining Melissa Watson Keith Wulffraat Leigh Yeargain

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I(indergarten NELL BERNOS

Leslie Barnes Todd Cleary Dana Fleming Christopher Gant Bobby Grinstead Suzanne Gueydan

Lauren Gurvich Kimberly Horstmann Paige Kuchler Craig Lang Vince Paciera

Jerry Paradis Lois Pierce Mark Serice Martha Sick Erin Super

Kirk Talbot Ashley Wagner Jeanne Wanek Kevin Williams Jody Wilson Lacey Wood

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Christopher Beckman Shawn Bre nnan James Daigle Je nnifer Foster Me lanie Gordon Remy Gross

Pam Jenkins Robbie Johnson Meredith Kersey Candy Killian Jason Knight

James Martin Brian Murphy Mary Davie Paterson Chad Poche Gerri Rambis

Frede rick Stevenson Joey Trapani Ann West Austin Willis He ather Wood Cassie Yeme los

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The Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT: Laura McIntire

STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: 1-r: Carol Becker - vice-president; Dean Lindsey - treasurer; Patsy Llewellyn - secretary.

STUDENT COUNCIL: 1-r: David James, Evelyn Fried, Scott McQuaig, Tracy Mitchell, Steve Rue, Kitsie Babin, Juli Miller, Dean Lindsey, Mike Nicoladis, Carol Becker, Karen Brandt. KNEELING: 1-r: Paul Peyronin, Ann Stephens, Patsy Llewellyn, Laura McIntire, Adrie Voors.

MISSING FROM PICTURE: Kelly Conatser, Sharon Haydel, Bob Lee, Carter McDowe ll, Mary Beth Pendley, and Michelle West.

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FACULTY ADVISORS: 1-r: Mrs. Porter a Fr. James.

FRESHMEN: David James and Paul Peyronnin. MISSING: Ke ll y Conatser, Chris Mel mire, Michelle West.

SOPH OMORES : 1-r: Juli Miller, Bob Lee, Dean Lindsey, Steve Rue, Mike Nicoladis, and Evelyn Fried .

JUNIOR REPRESENT ATIVES : 1-r: Adrie Voors , Ann Ste phe ns , Tracy Mitche ll, Kitsie Babin.

MISSING: Mary Beth Pendley .

SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: 1-r: Kare n Brandt, Carter McDowe ll, Carol Becker , Scott McQuaig, and Patsy Ll ewe ll y n.

MISSING: Sharon Haydel.

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Shield EDITOR - Lisa Ward

FACULTY ADVISOR - Mrs. Kemp

PHOTOGRAPHERS: 1-r: Ron Nelson, Wally Porter, editor, Mark Peyronnin. MISSING: Bi Cox and George Hoffman .

CLASSES SECTION: 1-r: Lisa Bernhard, Kellie Dickinson, Amy Threefoot, Juli Miller, and Bunnie Bernhard. MISSING: Carol Voors, editor.

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ASSIST ANT EDITOR - Jaye Dee Ingerman

ADVERTISEMENTS: Anderson Baker

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ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR - Karen Brandt

EVENTS EDITOR: Patsy Lle wellyn

GIRLS' SPORTS SECTION - Ann Stephens and Ginger Girault. MISS ING: Jennifer Moorhead, Editor.

BOYS' SPORTS SECTION: Sharon Haydel and Carter McDowell, editor.

FA VORJTES' SECTION: Cie lle Muller and Kris Speer.

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FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. Day.

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Ron Nelson, Steve Barnum, and Wally Porter.

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CO-EDITORS: Debbie Mitchell and Susan Reicshe.

"COLUMN" -!ST: Diane Ingolia, Sharo Haydel, Ed Ball and Carter McDowell.

SECTION EDIT ORS : 1-r: Kellie Dickinson, Sharon Hayde l, Can e r McDowe ll, Kevin Wyrick, Lisa Bernhard and Diane Ingolia .

REPORTERS: BAC K ROW , 1-r: Dia ne lngoli a , Mike Ha ik, Kevin Wyrick , Ed Ba ll, George Hoff man, Buddy Spe ll, Mary Be th Pe ndle y , Lisa Be rnhard. FRON T : 1-r: Ka te Hoffman , Kris Speer, Nancy Giles , Cielle Muller , Sharon Hayde l, Che ryl Johnson , Ke llie Dicki nson, and Lisa Ward.

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1 Lyre EDITOR: Diane Ingolia and ASSIST ANT EDITOR Annette Tonti.

ADVISOR: Mr. Bates

STAFF: 1-r: Mike Haik, Nancy Eavenson, Nancy Giles, George Hoffman, Buddy Spell, Cielle Muller, Ed Ball, Pam Macy, Kellie Dickir son, Ginger Gira ult, and Amy Sandridge.

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National Honor Society

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: I-r: Secretary Carol Becker, President Karen Brandt, and Vice-President Karen Murphy.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ADV ISOR: Ms. Darby.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: STANDING, 1-r: George Farber, Suzy Hickham, Adrie Voors, Carol Becker, Lisa Bernhard, Kevin Wyrick, Carter McDowell, Susan Reische, Joe Gorvetzian, Fred Fisher, Steve Harris , Ms. Darby. SITTING, 1-r: Karen Brandt, Jaye Dee Ingerman, Karen Murphy , Heather Banton, Patsy Llewellyn, Lisa Ward, Caro l Voors, Diane Ingolia, Laura McIntire. MISSING: De bbie Mitchell and Cricky Brown .

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Intramural Board

BOARD MEMBERS: BACK, 1-r: Cathy Girault, Mary Davis Hamlin, Sue Bee, Marla Ciatti. Kitsie Babin, Jennife r Moorhead, Sharon Haydel , Kate Hoffman , Kris Speer, Susan McFarland, Amy Whitsell, Liz Martin. FRONT, 1-r: Elise Beauchamp, Lesle Nicholson, Janis Askew, KaH McCall, Cindy Otwell, and Carrie Haydel.

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Beautification Committee

Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Berard.

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Louisiana Boys' and Girls' State

GIRLS' STATE: Carol Becker and Patsy Llewellyn.

Boys' State Alternate Carter McDowe and Girls' State Alternate Kate Hoffman.

BOYS' ST ATE: Cricky Brown and Steve Harris

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Girls' State Alternate Laura McIntire.

MEMBERS: ABOVE, 1-r: Lisa Ward , Ma rk Peyronni n , Wa lly Porte r , and Carol Becker .

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INSTRUMENTA L MUSICIANS: SITTING, 1-r: Carolyn Sypert, Tracy Mitchell, Jon Berthonneaud, Suzy Montero, Evelyn Fried, Kathy Barrett. ST ANDING , 1-r: Trice Gibbons, Bill Grigg, John Pollard, George Hoffman, Mrs. Witherspoon. NOT PICTURED: Rae Douglass.

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Middle School Forum 2nd TRIMESTER: TOP, 1-r: Graham Roberts, David O'Quinn , Robert Bernhard, Sarah McClendon. 2nd ROW: Todd Richard, Stuan McDoewll, Erin O'Hara, Todd Muller. 3rd ROW: Libby Krememz, Anne Paterson, David Toups, Lori James. 4th ROW: Mrs. Johnson (sponsor), Eric Holtzman, Bill Colomb, Elzabeth Rue, Susan Shepard, Melinda McNair.

FRONT ROW: Nancy Newman, Kat Fullilove, Dean Nicoladis, Terren Klein, and Enga Lokey.

1st TRIMESTER: FRONT: Elena Lange, Keley Williams, Jana Fleming, Anne Paterson, Nancy Newman, Kath Reische, Annette Hickham, Mrs. Johnson. BACK: Ann Burlingame. Cathy Mackenzie, Laurie Rolling, Terren Klein, Doug Geehan, Nicoladis, Lenny Gurvich , Thad Garrett, Brady King, John DiMartini, Nancy McDowell, Peggy King, and Sarah Mcclendon.

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Middle School Scroll Staff SCROLL STAFF: TOP, 1-r: Brady King, Todd Muller, Dennis Hysom, Ray Bryant .

2nd ROW: Mrs. Sumner, sponsor, Ricardo Carvajal, Glenn Ba ldwin, Ke n Leonard, John Dunlap. FRONT: Kristy Camp, Laura Rizzo, Elizabeth Rue, Kelley Williams, Jana Fl eming, Kathy Reisc h e , Mrs. Wylie, and Mrs . Beckman, sponsors.

LEFT: Kelley Williams works hard on the Scroll.

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Middle School Activities

Bryan Ingerman looks on as members of the Chess Club, Ricardo Carvajal (1,) and Louie Harris plan strategy.

MR. JERNIGAN Chess Club Sponsor

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Andrew Lemmon and Patrick Wood watch Andy Benson decide his next move.

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC - BRASS SECTION: 1-r, FRONT : Drew Lemmon, Jack Gordon, Drew Poirrier. BACK: Eric Holtzman, Mc Carte, Bobby Williams, Billy Fowler.

Tracy Conatser works on stitchery project.

DRAMATICS : TOP, 1-r: Rosenbaum, Laureen Lemmon, Donna Bossier, Mr. deMauriac. 2nd ROW: Tara Schultz, Bill Colomb, Steve Kantrow, Sarah McClendon, Laura Babin. 3rd ROW: Bill Scott, Randy Rampp, Rob Hartman, Palmer Brooke. BOTTOM: Greg Watson.

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6th GRADE LIBRARY AIDES: KNEELING, 1-r: Temple Beeson, Marilyn Calo, Donna Hickham, Peggy Bernard, Julie Banta, Ann Duffy, Allison Lewis. STANDING: Gretchen Steinbaugh, Carolyn Calo, Shauna Kreher, Tootie Weis, Emily Jahncke, Bee Fullilove, Susan Bower.

The Lower School Clubs

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Librarian MRS. JORDY

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Cherub Advisor MRS. HERRINGTON

CHERUB STAFF: BACK, 1-r: Micheal Weaver, Beth Crosby, Joanne DeMartini, John Rob~rts, Chris Huber, David Ferrante, Mark Crawford. FRONT, 1-r: Ronald Giles, Tootie Weis, Guy Favalora, Vee Miller, Diana Troth.

Service Club Advisor MR. FOUCH!

5ERV ICE CLUB: BACK, 1-r: Arnesto Rodrigues, Nancy Jones, Barbara Delchamps, Anne-Sere Klein, Charlotte Woody, Becky O'Quinn, Henry oikel. FRONT, 1-r: Scott Zander, Kemela David, Laurie Herron, Temple Beeson, Gretchen Steinbaugh, and Doug Duerson.

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Mr. and Miss St. Martin's

l(ate Hoffman 166

Cricky Brown

Most Popular

Jennifer Moorehead

Buddy Spell 167

Best Looking

Margie Schwegmann 168

Tommy Le Tard

Wittiest

Betsy Derikson

Michael Haik 169

Most Athletic

Sharon Haydel 170

Glenn Stokes

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Middle School Ideals

Leese Shlenker 172

Forest Gibson

Nan Newman

Homecoming Queen

Jennifer Moorehead

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Sharon Haydel

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Homecoming Court Goes to ~~The Zoo"

Kate Hoffman and Sharon Haydel - dance cochairmen

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Managers presenting crown

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Shelly, Julie and Mike

Barbara and Kevin

Patsy and Ken

Kitsie and Buel

Amy and Glenn

Captains: John Early, Cricky Brown, and Tommy Letard.

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Football-1975 One of the main objectives of our football program is to develop confidence, pride, and poise in its participants. While a veteran player needs only to have these qualities revived, an inexperienced player needs to have them implanted. This task, more difficult than installing an offense or a defense, can take an entire season to accomplish. This was our major concern this year; of confidence could be instilled in our team, pride and poise would follow.

Even though we started slow, the opinion of the players began to change. They began to believe that we could play sound offensive and defensive football. The Episcopal and Country Day games gave us the confidence we needed. The offense began to operate with a consistency and an explosiveness that had not been present before. Tenacity became the chief characteristic of the defense as they held two opponents to seven points.

Just when we began to operate efficiently, a rash of injuries ensued, delaying our development.

Our confidence and our poise slipped a bit, but our pride, usually non-existent without the other two, forged ahead. It was through the quality play of John Early, Tommy Letard and Cricky Brown (tri-Captains) who gave the team the leadership necessary for this pride to prevail throughout the season.

Success was attained in various ways, by the 1975 SAINTS.

Larry F. Rambis

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Although the 1975 S.T.M. football team did not fare that well in their season, there were some bright spots. The leading rushers were Cricky Brown and Ken Howe with 531 and 405 yards, respectively. Buel Humphreys was the leading passer with 240 yards. His primary receiver was Glenn Stokes with 168 yards total. Everything combined, the team averaged 175. 5 yards per game total offense.

The defense was anchored by Tommy Letard, Brian Rourke, George Farber, and John Early.

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Cricky Brown 42

Tommy LeTard 52

De fe nse holds.

John Early 66

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Stokes at Helm.

J . D. Akenhead 11

Lester Lautenschlaeger 20

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Ken Howe 40

Kevin Kiser 62

Farber maps charger.

Steve Harris 83

Shelly Merlin 51

Mike Haik 64

Buel Humphreys 12

Todd Trenchard 85

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George Farber 60

Tommy Brannan 61

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Manin James 73

Brown on 90 yd. gallop.

Humphreys scrambles.

Mike Farber 21

John McCollam 23

John Simon 24

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Hal Redmon 25

Norman Hansen 63

Howe evades would be tacklers.

Brad Pickhardt 84

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Robbie Sims 65

Rip Reeves 82

Rourke and Trenchard get to the Q. B.

Chris MacKenzie 71

Terri Trenchard 80

Bubba Hines 81

Stokes on way to T. D. against Cajuns .

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This year the 1975-76 Cheerleaders were a crazy bunch. They attended the 'Ole Miss' Cheerleading Camp where they learned many new cheers and stunts. They tried to promote spirit by selling ribbons and badges to the unsuspecting students and faculty. The bumping and boggieing of the St. M. squad brightened the sports activities and spirit of St. Martin's.

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Sr. Kris Speer - Capt.

Sr. Jennifer Moorhead

Jr. Kitsi Babin

Jr . Marla Ciani

Jr. Lisa Hay

Jr. Heather Banton

Soph. Julie Miller

Soph. Amy Whitsell

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'75 J.V. Football This year's J. V. lacked size and numbers. While the season was 0-5, but 3 out of 5 were lost in the final minutes. Outstanding players included Doug Ashton, Brain Deane, John Cia tti, David Coquinn, and Chris Mackenzie.

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Cheerleaders The J. V . Cheerleaders (left) Nancy Rush, Elizabeth Hay, Lynna Drumm, Claire Stephe ns, Janis Askew , Dindy Mccollam, and Cathy Girault.

The Middle School Cheerleaders (below) are Ke ll ey Wi lliam s, Jana Fl em ing, Leese Shlenke r, Elizabe th Rue , Nan Newman, and Cynthia Boykin.

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'75-'76 Basketball Team

Although the 75-76 basketball season was not so good there are some bright spots. The basketball season was hampered by football injuries of the previous season but the bright spots included a team with much determination and enthusiasm. The two people to be most commended are Ken Howe, and Terry Sistrunk who helped keep the team together and helped the team to end on a winning note and fourth in the district.

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J.V. Basketball This year a variety of players were molded into the J. V. Basketball team by coach John Ponds. The team was very successful and over all the team finished third in the district. Outstanding players included: Mike Farber, Bubba Hines, and for leadership Bill Kimble.

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Members of the Varsity Tennis team include Suzy Hickham, Amy Whitzell, Claire Stephens, Cathy Gira ult, Kate McCall, Dana Garvey, Pam Macy, and Mary Davis Hamlin.

MISSING: Ann Marie Stephens.

BELOW: Mrs. Edwards - coach.

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The Intermural activities were extremely exciting this year.

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Susan Bee and Park Ellis Table Tennis Winners

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AKENHEAD, J. D. - J. V. Football l; Varsity Football 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Track 2; Soccer l; Homecoming Escort 4; Typing 4.

ATKINSON, ROBERT - Honor Roll l; Art 1, 2; Typing 1; Aide 3.

BALL, ED - Geometry Award l; Government Award 2; English Award 3; Honor Roll l; Dramatics 3, 4; Chapel Committee 3, 4; Typing l; HALO Staff 4; LYRE Staff 3, 4.

BARNUM, STEVE - SHIELD Staff 1, 3; HALO Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

BECKER, CAROL - World History Honorable Mention 2; Government Honorable Mention 2; Religion Honorable Mention 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Louisiana Girls' State 4; Student Council 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Class Secretary 4; SHIELD Staff 3, 4; Chorus 2; Typing l; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4.

BOSSIER, AL - Soccer l; HALO Staff 2.

BRANDT, KAREN - Highest Class Average 1; Biology Honorable Mention l; World History Honorable Mention 2; Spanish Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3; Government Honorable Mention 2; English Honorable Mention 2; Chemistry Honorable 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; SHIELD Staff 3, 4; Art 4; Typing l; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee.

BROWN, CRICKY - Honorable Mention Spanish 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Louisiana Boys' State 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Football Co-Captain 4; AllDistrict Football 4, Honorable Mention 3; All-Riverside Football 4; J. V. Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Favorite 4; Typing 4; Soccer 1, 3.

CALO, CINDY - Art l; Homecoming Decorations 4.

CARTER, JULIE - Art 1, 2, 4; Modern Dance 2; Speech 3; Aide 1, 2; LYRE Staff 4.

COTTER, KIM - Swimming 4; SHIELD Staff 4; Art 2, 3; Modern Dance 2; Speech 3; Aide 1; Jr. /Sr, Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff 4.

COX, BILL - Sergeant-at-arms 4; SHIELD Staff 3, 4; Typing 2; Wrestling 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; Photography Club 2.

DANOS, BARBARA - Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Art l; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3.

DERICKSON, BETSY - Intramural Board 1; Tennis Team l; Favorite 4; Art l; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee.

DICKINSON, KELLIE - Student Council 2; SHIELD Staff 4; Chorus 2, 3; Art 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing l; Jr./ Sr. Prom Committee; HALO Staff 4; LYRE Staff 4; Art Honorable Mention 1, 3.

EARLY, JOHN - J. V. Football l; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; All-District Football Honorable Mention 3; States Item 10-AA All-District Team; East Bank Guide Small School Team 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Soccer 1.

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FLEETWOOD, ANN - Art 2, 3; Typing 4; Modern Dance 2.

FRANK, LAURIE - Honor Roll 2; Alternate Cheerleader 1; Chapel Committee 2, 3; Art l; Typing 3; Aide l; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff 2; LYRE Staff 3 , 4.

GIRA ULT, GINGER - Volleyball 2, 3; Badminton Team 3; SHIELD 4; Art l; Aide l; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; LYRE Staff 4.

GRAFTSTROM, MONICA - Chorus 4; Chapel Committee 4; Instrumental Music 4; Speech 3; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee; LYRE Staff 4; Art 1, 2, 3; Aide 2.

HAIK, MIKE - J. V. Football l; Varsity football 4; Homecoming Escort 4; SHIELD Staff l; Favorite 4; Art l; Typing l; Aide 4; HALO Staff 12; Wrestling 3; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3.

HARRIS, - STEVE - Religion Honorable Mention l; Chemistry Honorable Mention 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Louisiana Boys' State 4; Class President 4; Vice-President 3; J. V. Football l; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Jr./Sr. Prom Committee 3; Who's Who in American High Schools 3.

HAYDEL, SHARON - Student Council 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Captain 4; Intramural Board 2, 3, 4; Badminton Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; SHIELD Staff 4; Favorite 4; Art 4; Typing l; Indoor Ball Team l; HALO Staff 3, 4; Homecoming Co-Chairman 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3.

HENSON, DIRK - Tennis Team 3; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Chorus 1; Art 1.

HOFFMAN, KATE - Louisiana Girls' State Alternate 4; Class Treasurer 2, 4; Secretary 3; Homecoming Cheerleader 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Captain 3, 4; Intramural Board 3, 4; Badminton Team 3, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; HALO Staff 4; Art 4; Chorus l; Pep Club 1, 2; Homecoming Co-Chairman 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3.

HOWE, KEN - Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3; State Track 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3.

HUMPHREYS, BUEL - J. V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 4; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Track 1, 4; Tennis Team 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Art 3, 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee.

IN GOLIA, DIANE - Honor Roll 4; ;-~ational Honor Society 4; Art 1, 2; Dramatics 3; Chapel Committee 3, 4; National Conference of Christians and Jews 3; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff 4; LYRE Staff 3, Editor 4.

JORDAN JUDY - Honor Roll 3; SHIELD Staff 4; Jr. I Sr. Prom Committee.

KANTOR, SUSAN - Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Art 1; Typing 1, 4; Pep Club 1.

KISER, KEVIN - J. V. Football 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Typing l; Art 4.

LAUTENSCHLAEGER, LESTER - Pelican State Alternate 4; Varsity Football 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; State Track 2, 3; Homecoming Escort 3; Art 1, 2.

LeT ARD, THOMAS - Honor Roll 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Football Tri-Captain 4; Second Team AllDistrict 4; Honorable Mention/ All-District 4; Varsity Football; J. V. Basketball.

LLEWELLYN, PA TRICIA - Honor Roll 1, 2 , 3, 4; Typing l; Chorus 1, 2, 3; French 2; Honorable Mention French l; Highest Class Average 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; Nat. Conf. of Christians and Jews 4; Girls' State 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; Stud. Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Class Treasurer 3; Vice-Pres. 4; Bio. Award l; SHIELD Staff 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Badminton 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2.

MACKEY, ROBERT - Spanish Award 3, 4 ; LYRE Staff 4; Soccer Manager 3.

MACY, PAM - Pep Club l; Chorus 2, 3.

McDOWELL, CARTER - Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Track l; Tennis Team 3; Homecoming Escort 3, 4; SHIELD Staff 3, 4; Chorus l; Typing 1; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff 4; Soccer 2; Co-Chairman of Ring Day Luncheon.

McFARLAND, SUSAN - Volleyball Manager 3, 4; Intramural Board 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Aide 3, 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

McINTIRE, LAURA - Highest Class Average 3; Honorable Mention Government 2; Honorable Mention Chemistry 3; Student Council 1; Student Council President 4; National Honor Society 4; Pelican State Alternate 4; Volleyball 2, 3; SHIELD Staff 4; Indoor Ball Team 1; Office Aide 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff 4; LYRE Staff 4; Typing l; Speech 2; Swimming l; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4.

McQUAIG, SCOTT - Honor Roll 1, 2; National Merit Semi-finalist 4; Typing l; Jr./Sr. Prom Comm. 3; Halo Staff l ; Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4.

MERLIN, SHELLY - J. V. Football l; Varsity Football 4; Art 4; Typing 3; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3 .

MITCHELL, DEBRA - U.S. History Award 3; Honor Roll 1; Class Officer Treasurer l; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chapel Committee 1, 2; Typing l; Pep Club 1, 2; Jr./Sr. Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff 2, 3, 4; HALO Editor 4; LYRE Staff 4.

MOLONY, LANE - Tennis Team 1; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Typing 4; Instrumental Music 4; Art 1, 2, 3; LYRE Staff 4.

MOORE, LYNWOOD - Art 1, 4; Modern Dancel; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff.

MOORHEAD, JENNIFER - Cheerleader 4; Alt. Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Cheerleader 3; Volleyball 3, 4; Intramural Board 4; Homecoming Queen 4; SHIELD Staff 4; HALO Staff 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3 .

MURPHY, KAREN - Honorable Mention English 1; Honorable Mention Government 2; Honorable Mention Music 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 , 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chapel Committee 3; Typing 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff 4.

NAREMORE, BRUCE - Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Soccer 3.

OSTROLENK, STUART - Wrestling Award 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing 1; Aide 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Captain 4 ; State Champion Wrestling 4.

PALMER, CAROLYN - Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Volleyball 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Aide.

PEYRONNIN, MARK - JV Football l; SHIELD 2, 3, 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Photograph Club 1, 2.

PORTER, WALLACE - Photography Club 1, 2; Typing 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Comm. 3, 4; Homecoming Comm.

4; HALO Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; SHIELD Staff 1, 2, 3, 4.

REISCHE, SUSAN - Highest Class Average 2; Chemistry Award 2; Honorable Mention Government 2; Honorable Mention Math 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Class 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chapel Committee 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff 2, 3; HALO Editor 4.

SCHWEGMANN, MARGARET - Cheerleader 1, 3; Alternate Cheerleader 2; JV Cheerleader l; Homecoming Cheerleader 3, 4; Volleyball l; Intramural Board 4; Homecoming Court 2; Best Looking Girl 4; Art 1 , 2 , 3 , 4.

SCOTT, LAURIE - Dramatics 4; Chapel Committee; Typing.

SENTER, JAMES - Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Art 2; Dramatics 2, 3 , 4; HALO Staff 2, 3; LYRE Staff 4.

SILVERNAIL, RUTH - Volleyball Intramurals Winner 4; Intramural Board 4; HALO Staff 4; Art 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Comm.; Homecoming Comm. 4; Art Aide 4.

SISTRUNK, TERRY - Student Council and Office l; JV Football l; JV Basketball 1 , 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 3, 4; Speech 3.

SMITH, JENNIFER - Dramatics 4.

SPELL, BUDDY - Class President 1, 2; JV Football l; Varsity Football 2, 3; Art 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Chorus 4; Typing 4; Dramatics 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff 4.

STEINMAN, FRED - SHIELD Staff 2, 3, 4; HALO Staff 2, 3.

STOKES, GLENN - Most Improved Track 3; MVP JV Basketball 2; JV Football l; Varsity Football 2 , 3 , 4; JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; State Track 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Art 2, 3.

SUNKEL, SUE - Intramural Board 4; Pep Club 2; Jr./ Sr. Prom Committee 3; Honorable Mention Spanish 1, 2; Homecoming Committee 4.

TONTI, ANNETTE - Chorus 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Art l; Typing 4; Pep Club l; LYRE Staff 4; Jr. I Sr. Prom Committee 3.

TRENCHARD, TODD - Class President 3; JV Football l; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball l; Track 1, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Golf Team 1; Homecoming Escort 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; Aide 2, 3; HALO Staff 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Ring Day 243

Chairman 3; Cross Country 4; JV Track 1, 2.

VOORS, CAROL - Honor Roll 3; National Honor Society 4; SHIELD Staff 4; Art 4; Jr. /Sr. Prom Committee 3; HALO Staff 2, 3, 4.

VOSS, MATTHEW - Track 2, 3, 4; Typing 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 4.

WARD, LISA - Religion Award 2, 3; Honor Roll 2, 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council Policy Co-chairman 3; Softball Intramural Winner 4; Shield Assistant Editor 3; SHIELD Editor 4; Alter Guild 3; Chapel Committee 2, 3; Speech 3; Aide 3, 4; Jr./

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WEA VER, DAVID - Major Loren Read Brooks, Jr. Memorial Scholarship; Algebra II Award; Tennis Team 4; Soccer 2, 3; Typing 3.

SPEER, KRIS - Honor Roll 1, 4; Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Badminton Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball l; Homecoming Court 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, Head Cheerleader 4; J. V. Cheerleader l; Intramural Board 4; HALO Staff 4; SHIELD Favorites Editor 4; Homecoming Comm. 3, 4; Jr./Sr. Prom Comm. 3; Art 1, 4; Aide 1.

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