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We proudly dedicate the 1979 edition of THE SHIELD to Mrs. June Wells, whose cheery face and bright smile livens even "Bartleby the Scrivener”. An excellent teacher, as well as a friend and ally to the students of St. Martin's, we thank her for her time, friendship, and aid & abetment throughout the year, and we forgive her for senior term papers.

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Welcome To St. Martin’s The information in this babblebook is irrelevant, but I certainly hope you enjoy reading it. If something is unclear, there is no need to worry about it, but if you would like to ask your school head for assistance, please feel free to try and locate him. If he is not at school, it is quite probable he is skiing in Colorado or sunbathing in Florida; depending on the season. Do not hesitate to track him down; you might enjoy the trip.

I am pleased you have found the courage to become part of the Saint Martin's family for this school year. Even though the last few years have been somewhat dismal, we are certainly expecting improvement.

We care about each and every student and are hoping for a decrease in the number of bombs and fires set in school offices.

This promises to be a full year; full of what shall be determined at a later date. I would like to conclude by thanking you for joining us, even if you were unaware of what was to come.

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Bookstore The bookstore is located in the administration building and stocks books, workbooks, and all supplies necessary for all grades. It has been closed for five years, but we do have plans to open it as soon as the students stop ransacking it.

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Students may purchase hot or cold sandwiches, milk, fruit, and ice cream from the cafeteria. An effort has been made to obtain moldless sandwiches this year, but we will just have to wait, hope, and pray. Milk and ice cream will be refrigerated, if a refrigerator is available from Good Will Industries.

Students are asked to cooperate with faculty supervisors in the lunch room, but this has never been a requirement. We have no way of enforcing it, but if you can offer any suggestions, any at all, do not hesitate to call. Tell anyone!!!

Students are not permitted to chew gum or consume food or beverages inside any school building except the cafeteria, which has not been entered in recorded history. This rule has been ignored in the past, and even though it will always be ignored, it looks very impressive when it is printed up.

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Health Services & Regulations A registered nurse is in attendence in the School Infirmary each school day. The nurse must be consulted in the event of an accident or any incident on the campus involving injury. We ask that broken hearts be treated by your own family physician, and if a student requires hospitalization, the B.H. form should be signed by the attending physician, not a fellow classmate. The same holds true for all notes excusing students from classes for haircuts, cake baking, etc.

A WARNING!Ill The nurse will no longer issue notes excusing students from P.E. for medical reasons based on hangnails, hangovers, or just a general desire to simply hang around.

We realize no one has ever participated in anything at St. Martin’s in the past, but in the event there is a change, we would like you to know that we are not responsible for any resulting injuries.

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The last time the library was used for work, was recorded two years ago when a student from Country Play was spotted flipping through a comic book, a very serious comic bock.

We will continue to keep the library open in the hope that it will have some sort of influence on our students; any influence. The library is not useless. We have found it a terrific place to keep the librarians and have been able to announce "favorites” there between regularly scheduled pillow fights.

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Middle and Upper School students are assigned lockers. A great deal of time is spent in making these assignments, and we would appreciate it if students only switch lockers with a student in the same hallway so as not to create too much confusion. We are asking upperclassmen to refrain from locking lowerclassmen in lockers as it creates too much noise and could damage the locker.

The requirement of combination locks on every locker has been waived until we are able to get the doors back on all the lockers which were broken into last year.

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Our lost and found has been set up for a purpose. We will inform you of that purpose just as soon as someone informs us. There has been a change in general policy, and we request that students refrain from turning in parents, teachers, brothers and/or sisters.

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Any student who willfully destroys school property or another person's property at school, will be held liable for the replacement or payment for the property, provided we can catch them.

We expect much greater success in this area with the addition of an on-campus patrolling S.W.A.T. team to the staff this year.

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Attendance We discourage absences from any classes even if it has never done any good. We will take role in all classes this year in an attempt to determine just how many full-time, part-time, and no-time students are enrolled.

We ask students who attend only study hall and lunch to make an effort to at least attend on a daily basis.

We hope to see you all sometime in the coming year, but do not believe in forcing students to attend classes on the basis that it is merely impossible.

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Even though I have never received any in the past, there is always hope for the future.

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Upon returning to school in September, we are greeted by the familiar, regardless of the school's dedication to new buildings, lending credence to that old saying ... "The more things change, the more they stay the same." The same pep rallies, the same people, the same classes, the same periodic tables, the same "closed" sign on the Bookstore window. Yet if one looks closer, there have been changes made. Mr. Comfort has put a new coat of wax on the BMW; there are a few new cheers, a few new cheerleaders, a few new students, and a whole new freshman class. "This is a new year!" we are told, "and it will be bigger and better than the one before.''

"Sure," we say, yawning, but perhaps we have been secretly inspired by that thought ourselves. Haven't we all hoped for a winning football season?

Haven't we all bought new notebooks and pencils and pens? You know, the ones that last exactly 6% days before they are lost, stolen, borrowed, or doodled on. Then we go on to new classes (most of us) determined that THIS year we are going to keep up, stay awake in class, and do all of our homework. This lasts as long as the notebooks.

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But as each year passes, we are changing. We grow taller, broader, smarter, dumber, lose a few pounds here, gain them there, have new insights, forget the old, but all along hope that we are progressing down the right road to "maturity", an elusive goal, apparently something that only upright and menopausal, outstanding civic leaders, and our parents possess. However change is change, and as you grow older, look back on these pages and recall your days in school. They are the best, or worst, days of your life, and either way, worth remembering.

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Senior Weird Day Seniors celebrate in very strange ways, From togas to hats on occasional days.

But then on the day of Halloween, Even stranger things are seen.

A witch named Bubba who’s seven feet tall, And the resurrection of a pope named Paul.

Terry and Craig turned to wild & crazy guys, While DJ became the nurse all despised.

Norman relived his days as a Bahraini sheik, As Lisa Matthews was classified a freak.

And through it all the teachers say, "Thank the Lord, it’s just one day!"

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St. Martin's is a very traditional place. We have old traditions, new traditions, and even some that are in between. Classified as old, are the traditional traditions, that have been here longer than I have. Classified as new, are the really recent ones, like the seniors' traditional graduation from the Dan & Frances White Memorial Chapel. Lastly, those that have developed during my presence here, are known as "middle-aged" traditions. St. M Day is one of these.

This year St. M Day and Homecoming were celebrated simultaneously, giving most of us a real holiday weekend, but cheating the Decorations Committee out of a day off from school. As they worked diligently in the old auditorium, the rest of us were wined, dined, and entertained in the spirit of the day.

Let's all give a "hip, hip" to the administration for allowing us this day to celebrate our school, and a "hooray" for one day off of classes with no homework.

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Homecoming 1978 What a weekend!

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Saints over St. John 34-12 ...

Girls' Volleyball — First in State ...

Kate McCall crowned Homecoming Queen

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Perhaps one of the most controversial results of the development program is the Dan & Frances White Memorial Chapel.

Nearing final completion with the recent installation of the stained glass windows, the administration is working hard to make the chapel an integral part of the St. M community. Though student reaction to the chapel and its utilization has been mixed, with unhappy seniors reluctant to be the first class to begin the "traditional" graduation ceremony in the chapel, as the years pass the Dan & Frances White Chapel may well come to be the place of tradition that is now so desired by the school. Serving now as a gathering place for chapel, assembly, and other presentations, the Chapel has already been host to the NHS induction ceremony, the Christmas choral and instrumental concert, and a production of DeMauriac and Co.

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They come from places far and varied With musty books and knowledge carried And face their students full of cheer, Which turns to despair in the course of a year.

The students are rarely inspired to work (It seems to be an STM quirk), So when the teachers go on a homework binge, The student response is a cowardly cringe.

Still not defeated, they try a new way To instill in their students the lecture of the day.

No technique is too strange, no price too much to pay, All must be accomplished by the end of May! But the class is disinterested and idealistic hopes fall, So they give up the battle and declare study hall.

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1) Mr. John Comfort, Headmaster 2) Mr. Robert Cairns, Assistant Headmaster 3) Dr. Joseph Thornton, Upper School Head 4) Mr. Peter Waas, Middle School Head 5) Mr. Joseph Labaree, Elementary School Head 6) Mrs. Marjorie Conaster, Primary School Head

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7) Mrs. Diane Mary, Secretary to Headmaster 8) Mrs. Jane Schmidt, Secretary to the Upper School Head 9) Mrs. Dot Stengel, Lower School Secretary 10) Mrs. Clyda Otwell, Secretary to Director of Development 11) Mrs. Florence Kreeger, Registrar 12) Mrs. Frankie Yeargain, Receptionist

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Dignitaries BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Mr. Bossier, Mr. Brown, Rev. Brown, Mr. Burlingame, Mr. Comfort, Mrs. Durham, Rev. Gayle, Rev. Jenkins, Mr. Graham, Mr. Haydel, Mr. Jonassen, Mrs. Laudeman, Mr. Morrison, Mr. Moss, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Petit, Mr. Reische, Dr. Riddick, Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Stephens, Mrs. White, Mr. Wisdom, Mr. Wolf

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The Instrumental group has had a very busy year performing for special school events with the chorus and adding rhythm to the cheers at the pep rallies, but this year will be most remembered for the formation of the first STM marching band. The group participated in several Mardi Gras parades, a great honor for a first-year band. STM can expect to see and hear more of this talented group in the future.

Instrumental director — Mrs. Leblanc.

INSTRUMENTALISTS — TOP ROW: Tom Tallaksen, John Pollard, Billy Fowler, David Fried, Parker Roy. 2nd ROW: Keith Cox, John Waller, Tom Vought, Jon James, Nancy Jones. 3rd ROW: Missy Piner, Beth Wright, Nellis Quiroz, Jim Rogers, Susan Cannon. BOTTOM ROW: Stuart Gayle, Lester Coe, David White.

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Receiving Letters of Commendation were David James and Bill Grigg, a former STM student.

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The "Halo" serves as a medium for students who wish to develop their journalistic talents. The final product gives students an informed outlook on school happenings.

The editors in chief are concerned over the recent lack of interest in working on the paper. It must always be remembered that the "Halo" can make or break school policy, and that this publication, when handled with discretion, is the most effective means by which students can express their opinions.

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HALO STAFF — TOP ROW: Sandy Whann, Claire Stephans, Janis Askew, Bill Scott, Lisa Matthews, Laurie Rolling, Trice Gibbons, Carolyn Cypert.

BOTTOM ROW: Lynna Drumm, Paul Peyronnin, Debbie Ferrante, Elizabeth Hay, Tracy Callison, Nanci Easterling, Leslie Limes. LOWER CORNER — David James.

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SHIELD EDITOR — Beth Bower

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MISSING FROM PICTURE — Ginny Erwin, Nancy Jones, Tootie Weis, and Mrs. Shirley Timmreck.

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The Sports Magazine The Sports Magazine was created two years ago in an attempt to solve the problems of the world. During our brief existence, we have worked for the betterment of mankind in general, and St. Martin's in particular. The staff of the Sports Magazine has completed its quest for inner peace and tranquility with its meaningful toil. We are proud and honored to have a page in this year's Shield.

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Aquarium Club i A biologically balanced environment is the hallmark of the excellent aquarium.

The diligent members of the Aquarium Club have spent many hours setting up the wonderful waterscapes in the library, offices, and classrooms around school — Henry DeMauriac

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Lower School Service Club The Lower School Service Club is a service organization in the Lower School whose members are elected on a quarterly basis.

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Dear Class of 1979, Due to the publisher's schedule, this letter is being written just prior to Christmas. I do not have, therefore, the perspective of a full school year from which to address you. Some of my thoughts must flow from predicting outcomes based on performance to date. This leaves me somewhat uncomfortable, for seniors are not always predictable!

In all seriousness, I feel perfectly safe, even less than half way through the year, saluting you for your accomplishments to date and for those yet to come. I shall remember you as a group that spearheaded the renaissance of strong, positive spirit at St. Martin's. You are the class whose leadership made possible a conviction that "we can". And you did — athletically you led a State volleyball championship team; you led the football team to begin the all important process of believing in itself. And as other teams take the field through the balance of the year, the spirit you brought in the Fall will carry on.

You have produced a significant number of Merit Scholar Semi-Finalists. You have worked hard, cared, and provided us with an academic "can do" as well as an athletic positivism.

I look forward to a senior trip that springs from cooperation and a willingness to try something new and invest in its inception.

To sum up, you are a class we will remember with the same positivism you have demonstrated. You're a good group, and we're proud of you!

Come back often to your school. We will miss you and your visits will enable us to share in the pride of your achievements.

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Her diets ... Wild excursions to Pat O's ... ' 'The evil eye ”... Cheerleading ... Affections for Aunt Jane ... Senioritis ... Speeding Tickets ... Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall fever ...

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DOUGLAS ANDREW ASHTON "Doug” ' 'A song isn't a song until you sing it.

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Chemistry — in general ... Living across the river ...

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ELISE MARIE BEAUCHAMP "Elise" ' ’I believe in getting into hot water; it keeps you clean.'’

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Winifred ... Uptown ... Geometry with Mrs. Adams ... Crushes for 5 years ... Porno puzzles on M.G. ...

Convenient ... 2 wild and crazy gals ... Montgomery ,.. Her car ...

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The Graduate Student ... Flashing Blue Light ...

M.H. and H.B. ... Bunmobile ... Obnoxious freshman ...

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Green Glitter ... Doug ... Arguments with Mr. Graf . .. Taking the plunge ... Bright Green Tennis Shoes ... College Traumas ... The Rummel Golf Team ...

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College T-shirts ... Being a conservative ... Bananas •.. Varsity Quiz^Bowl ... Riding his bike from his house to Beach Club ... Walking Encyclopaedia . ,.

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CAROLYN ANN CYPERT ’ ’Carolyn’ ’ '' Come dance with the westwind, touch on the mountain tops, sail ore the canyons and up to the stars.

Reach for the heavens, and hope for the future, all that we can be, not what we are.''

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Goldust Twins ... Skiing ... Her house always smelling like roses ... Jim ... University of Colorado ... Her hair ... ' 'mouthful'' ... Math 4 ... The Boot ... C. H. ... John Denver ...

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Kappa Sigma ... C. M. ... Florida ... Cool Condo ’79 ... L.S.U. ... 2 M’s are better than one ....

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To me, you are that force. 11 Anonymous Photography ... ’ ’Let’s Face It’ ’ ... Her Sweet Sixteen Dance ... Mr. de-Mauriac ... Brian ...

Alcoholic Beverages ... Police escorts ... Her many cars ...

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DEBORAH ANN FERRANTE "Debbie" ' 'We met one summer; IT. always remember the tears we shed; the joys we shared here; and as we leave here, May we always be friends. 11 Anonymous

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Florida ... Mouth of the South ... Soccer .,, Clam dinners . . . Chemistry term paper and the Tulane library ... Meatbail ... Her brothers ... STUD ...

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ASHBY TRICE GIBBONS, III ’•Trice" ’ ’Give a man a fish and he eats for a day; Teach him to fish and he eats for the rest of his life. 11 Chinese Proverb

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Mr. Kimber .., Ice at Phil's ... Complaining about the Snack Bar ...

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David ... Uptown ... Killer ... L.S.U. ...

Wrestling Stats ... Chocolate Chip Cookies ... Kappa Sigma ... ' 'Get me through Math " ... ' 'Just friends"... The red box ... C. M. ... Jock ...

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MICHAEL GLOVEN "Mike" '' Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference.''

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Canadian Bacon ,.. Life at Carolyn A. 's party ...

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ISABEL MARKLE GUINEE "Bicka" ’ ’Whoever you are, I have always depended upon the kindness of strangers. ’' Tennessee Williams A STREET CAR NAMED DESIRE

Eamie D ... Randy and me ... ” Is this just another one of your little breakups? ” ... Fat Harry’s with Elizabeth ... ECLIPSE ... Short people ... Harbinger ... Tubing ... Franki Valli and the cigarette ...

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NORMAN HANSEN ' ’Norman’'

’ ’To whom much is given, much is required. ’ ’ Plato Science ... wasting time in class ..." Show us ! " ... Pioneer of Phsyics ... Boy’s State ... Geology Bets ... Curly locks ... Bahrain ... King Fagu ...

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Soccer ... being paralyzed ... The Conery Kid ... biscuits with white sauce ...

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WILLIAM MANLEY HINES "Bubba” ' 'There is no Eden or Heavenly gates that you're going to make it to one day, but all the answers you seek can be found in the dreams that you dream on the way.''

Dan Fogelberg The Am ... Pres. ... his beard ... The box co.... being original ... Midnight movies ... never satisfied ...’”’checking tires' tires ' ... ’ ’We have a snack bar? ” ... ... C.D. girls ... Jag ...

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ELIZABETH MARIE HUGHES • ’Beth’ ’ ’ ’Judge not, that ye be not judged. ’ ’ Matthew 7:1 Tim ... 442 ... Bucko ... Florida ’78 ... Cool Condo ’79 ... Aunt Jane ... puggs ... DDT ...

Spanish V ... Computer Wiz? ... Miss Physical ... ’ ’Are you in this group? ”... Stump ... Senioritis

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JEFFREY DEAN KATZ "Jeff" ’ ’ Imagine all people living together as one. ’ ’ Author Unknown

his ninth grade party ... waves ... soccer ... physics ... Larry ... strange hand signals in Chemistry ... looking like a Steve ... his ’ ’tight’ ’ clothes ... U.S. History with Coach Porter ... ’ ’Katz, where did you go for lunch? ’ ’

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Mikey ... John ... Pink gator shirts ... always being neat ... ' 'EASY'' ... The Warehouse ... Wednesday nights ... wild excursions to Pat O's ... Cinderella .., Irma Thomas ... Cuddles ...

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DAROLYN ANNE LAMBERT ' 'Darolyn''

"To be able to look back upon one's past life with satisfaction is to live twice.

Martial Newman .. Sam Barthe ... Her party ... ' 'I'm such a snob'' .. "I promise I'm not shy anymore" ...

Partying .,. L.S.U. .,. Her house ...

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BARRY STEVEN LAWERENCE ’ ’Barry’ ’ ’ ’Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference. ’ ’ Robert Frost*

His car ... Wild driving .,. ’ ’doe eyes’ ’ ... BEAR ... Face like Elvis ... Bald tires ... Roses ...

Broadmoor ... Roy Rogers in 3 minutes ... Antipollution devices ... Carolyn ...

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LESLIE ANN LIMES ’’Leslie" ’ ’And it goes on and on, watching the river run, further and further from things that we’ve done, leaving them one by one, and we have just begun, watching the river run, listening, learning, yearning. ’4 Loggins 8 Messina

Her horse ... Ski trips .,. John Denver ... University of Colorado ... Jerko ... "I thought Harry's was this way'' ... ' 'Who? Me? " ... Carolyn ... Little voice

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MICHELLE LORRAINE LUCK "Shelly"

’ ’Life’s not all you want, But it’s all you have so have it.

Stick a daisy in your hat and be happy! ’ ’ Anonymous Kenny ... chorus ... skipping classes ... her grandmother ... playing ping-pong at Elise’s sixth grade slumber party ... 13 year club ...

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Dawn ... Tennis ... Art ... Boys ... Enlightening English Class ... Mr. McNabb ... Oregon and N.J.

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MITCHELL JOHN MAMOULIDES ’ ’Mitch’'

” I do not judge my actions by the opinions of others. ’' Anonymous Soccer ... Mamou ... Losing his book in English class ... Blocking the halls ... Track ... Football ...

Drew ... Being smart ... Highest SAT scores in class ... His hat ...

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BENNETT ... Tennis ... Student Council ... Parties ... Mai and Jane ,.. Cam .,. Her house as a dormitory ... Syndromes ... Ben Hurr ... Salvation Army ... "I’m leaving for Boston in days’ ’ ...

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MARY ELIZABETH MONTERO "Mary"

' 'If you think your life's mass confusion, 'Cause you never win the game, Just remember it's a grand illusion And deep inside we're all the same. 11 Styx Animal Crackers ... The Rabbit and BMW ... ' 'My eyes are not a part of me" ... Aspen ... ' 'He's SOOOOO cute" ... Bush pig .,. CRUSHES ... Teddy Bear ... Eggs ... Flashing Blue Lights ... Her nose

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LAUREN SUSAN OELSNER ' 'Lauren''

' 'Time is not measured by the passing of the years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves.''

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PAUL LEE PEYRONNIN ’’Paul” ’ ’Man’s reach must exceed his grasp, or what’s a heaven for? ” Anonymous Lisa ... Snack Bar ... ’ ’Let's blow this off ... his comments ... editorials ... French class ... cynicism ... The Halo ... Confrontations with the Administration ... ’ ’The South will rise again! ” ...

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MICHAEL HENRY RENZULLI "Mike" ' 'Everywhere people stand each and everyday. They look at me and I can't help but laugh, for I am not like the Mona Lisa, but more like that river in the background shifting freely, curving appropriately.''

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’ ’Smile though your heart is achin’ Smile even though it’s breakin’ When there are clouds in the sky You'll get by."

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CLAIRE ELIZABETH STEPHENS "Claire" ’ ’If you love something, set it free.

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LESLIE JEANNE TAYLOR "Leslie"

’ ’When you get to the end of your rope, Tie a knot in it and hang on. " Dennis Wheatly

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— "Those Who Stay Will Be Champions"?

— Whispering at the Pep Rallies? — Kate's pep talks?

— Otis' Onions & Fearless Leader?

— Otis Mac? — Getting lost on the 8th grade retreat?

— Mass desertion by the teachers in '78?

— Uncle Jon and his tales of "Vuhmaunt"?

— "Clear — Mr. Comfort's stories?

— Being "apathetic"?

— Being the smallest graduating class in St. M. history?

— Toute la Bande movies in French III? — U.S. History with Miss Huggins?

— "The Ranch"?

— Miss Judy?

— Mrs. Lobenstein's crush on Bill Ary? — Interim?

— Leaving for lunch illegally?

— Liquid Lunch?

— The active boys in our class?

— How hard it was to decide where to go to college?

— "You have to be a leaderl"?

— Mrs. Eton?

— Song of the South and The Wizard of Oz? — "I'm really burnedl"?

— Eraser Baseball?

— Mr. Schwartz?

— Rob Reed's "Dear Abby" and the Six Million Dollar Boy? — Senior Weird Day? — Being scared of Coach Porter?

— Being told how immature we were UNTIL we were seniors and everybody liked us?

— Putting Mr. Prentiss' podium everywhere, but where it should be?

— Mrs. Crane spitting?

— The Green Sales?

— Trying to raise money for the graduation dance?

— Homecoming '78 and it's aftermath?

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