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The Shield

St. Martin's Protestant Episcopal School Metairie, Louisiana Volume XXVIII 1981

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This IS our Alma matec Forever it will remain.

St. Martin's is a way of life; it is a way of seeing the world, of relating the past to the present, of finding unity amidst diversity. At St. Martin's students, faculty, administrators, and staff know that what is special here is a special sense of togetherness.

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We 'll be fo. ithful And keep her honor

Being at St. Martin 's has taught us to see the world as a place in which all people and all events are connected. Our loyalty to St. Martin's is based on our perception of the relatedness of all living beings. Let us be faithful to what St. Martin's has allowed us to see.

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To cloim her name.

Our pride in St. Martin's grows from our knowledge of it's history- a history enriched by the dedicated service of many individuals.

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No matter where e'er Life's cares moy drive us,

Each of us is different, somehow separate . While the diversity of our interests may carry us to distant places, our need to love and share will draw us home- to St. Martin's. All of us are alike, somehow related.

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St. Martin's has provided us with a heritage of which we can be p roud and through which we can be assured that integrity and loyalty will prevail.

Long live our deo.r St. mo.rtin's tho.tWe cherish ond we love.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Saints In Action The common denominator in all activities al St. Marlin's is fun.

In work and in play, students find that good will, generosity, and merriment punctuate a day with joy and make the years memorable.

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Upper School The Upper School embodies this basic ingredient of fun al St. Marlin's. In the classroom students seriously attend lo their lessons, but they always keep one eye open lo the humorous side of things.

Middle School The comic Spicil is neve, far from the Middle School. In grndes 6-8 students are presented many new challenges, and wherever there is substantial growth, a sense of humor is never far away.

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Lower School The joy of learning emerges undisguised on young, young faces.

Advertisernen ts The happine,s we know al St. Martin's is due lo the generosity of our parents and friends. We thank the many businesses, ~lubs, and organizations that support The Shield.

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, Horold F. Witman Headmaster

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Headmaster's Address TO THE CLASS OF 1981 This has been both our first and last school year together before you depart for a collegiate setting. Despite this short time with you at St. Martin's, several of your qualities will always remain in my memory.

"Friendliness" was obvious as you gave of yourselves to strengthen the senior-freshman program. From a personal point of view, I have been grateful for the welcome you have accorded me; this class will always be a very special one because of that.

"Academic talent" was apparent as evidenced by the seven National Merit semi-finalists. The very effective dayto-day achievements of many seniors was easily recognized.

"Cooperation and leadership" were present as you responded to a schoolwide plan to better care for our campus.

"Dedication" was evident in many ways. Some of you worked (and had fun) together to construct the brick bench in the Bell Quadrangle, others labored many hours to decorate the student lounge and gazebo, and still others gave almost countless time toward creating successful athletic seasons.

Each of you has so much to offer a community, just as you have given at St. Martin's. I wish you well as you continue to develop your individual talents for the benefit of friends, acquaintances, organizations, and yourselves.

Good luck! Our thoughts and prayers for a life of accomplishment go with each of you.

HAROLD F. WITMAN HEADMASTER

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DEDICATION Dr. Rex Mooney The Class of 1981 is proud to dedicate this issue of the SHIELD to Dr. Rex Mooney.

"I love him. I think he's neat; he's nice; he's funny ."

"He knows history and has an intense appreciation for historical prospective."

"He has the most capable rapport with students that I've ever seen."

Words to describe a special person, a person who is more than a teacher- Rex Mooney. Dr. Mooney came to St. Martin's three years ago from the Greenhill school in Dallas, Texas with a BA in History from the University of Virginia and a MA and PhD from the University of Texas. "Doc" Mooney is an unusual blend of erudition and common sense-in a word, he is witty. His wit and his genuine concern for the students at St. Martin's make his contributions to us immeasurable.

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Mrs. Florence B. Kreeger "Mrs. Kreeger" Who has processed all applications for admission for over 25 years? Who has processed all grades and transcripts for all stude nts for almost 30 years? Who makes sure that you receive "good student " Driver Insurance, Study Hall Leave, and Athletic Eligibility?

Who is always there when you need a helping hand?

Only one person- Florence Kreeger. Mrs. Kreeger taught Biology her first year at St. Martin 's and then went on to assume her administrative position.

Although students d o not get to see Mrs. Kreeger often, it is reassuring to them to know that her · dependable , steady hand is processing their recordscarefully. Thanks Mrs. Kreeger!

1949-1981

"I stay at St. Martin's because I like it . .. It 's everything about the school that I like . . . St. Martin's just got to be a part of my life ... "

Registrar and School Historian

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Mrs. Jane Schmidt "Aunt Jane" If you have a problem, Aunt Jane can help you solve it. How is this petite grandmother of two able to fix just about anything or anyone? She listens, and when you talk with her you know she's listening. We will always cherish our gracious Aunt Jane, who came to St. Martin's in 1960 as Secretary to the Head of the Upper School. From Father Jenkins to Dr. Thornton, Aunt Jane has undergone six staff changes. It sounds like maj or surgery, and it probably feels the same way- without anesthetic. A real trooper and an asset to the administrative staff at St. Martin's, Aunt Jane has contributed ge'nerously to the St. Martin's way of life.

1960-1981

"I think St. Martin's has always had the greatest kids ... It 's been a wonderful job ... I get a charge out of the students ... It's all been a pleasure ... It's been a calling . . . "

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Mrs. Alice Bowman "Mrs. Bowman" Mrs. Bowman began working at St. Martin 's 31 years ago. Since that time she has combined her love of music with her love for children, and the result has been a career composed of dedicated service. Her classes may often be heard singing or participating in rhythmic activities. She teaches the children how to read music and how to play tune bells, as well as other instruments. When the Lower School has a chapel service or a Christmas program, Mrs. Bowman is behind the scenes.

For giving us so much musical pleasure throughout the years, we are deeply grateful to Alice Bowman.

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Mrs. Belle Johnson "Mrs. Johnson" For Mrs. Belle Johnson St. Martin's is quite literally a "family affair." At this very moment three generations of the Johnson clan are actively involved in the St. Martin's community - Mrs. Johnson, as a 7th grade Biology teacher, her daughter, Mrs. Brady, as a Middle School French teacher, and Colin Walker, her grandson, as a student in the Middle School.

Mrs. Johnson started her 25 years of service to St. Martin's as a physical education teacher. She has been teaching Biology for 16 years now and has been the Faculty Advisor for the Forum. Who are some of her graduates? Mrs. Kaston, Ms Boone, Mrs. Wilson, and Miss Rossiter. As Mrs. Johnson noted , "When I see them graduate, there goes a little part of me ... it's gratifying." Respected and loved by her colleagues and students, we thank you, Mrs. Johnson, for being you.

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Mrs. Evelyn Anthon "Mrs. Anthon" Mrs. Evelyn Anthon has been a part of the St. Martin's family since 1952. Throughout these years, she has taught kindergarten. Mrs. Anthon feels that teaching here at St. Martin's has filled her past 29 years with a sense of meaning. When asked why she's stayed at St. Martin's so long, Mrs. Anthon replied, "I love every minute of it.

Working with young ones is something I really enjoy." She also commented on how she enjoys meeting her student's parents. Mrs. Anthon has one child, Penny who graduated from St. Martin's in 1968. She hates to think of retiring and so do the students.

1952-1981 Mr. Anthony Porter and Mrs. Dorthy Porter "Chief and Mrs. Porter" When the Porters first came to St. Martin's, they were known as Mr. Porter and Miss Dorthy Dorsa.

They were married in 1958. Coach Porter has taught Social Studies as well as coached football and just about any other sport. He was Athletic Director for some of his years, and when the school first began, he even served as Headmaster for 6 months. Mrs. Porter has taught Social Studies and was Department Head for many years. She has also taught Mathematics. When the Porters leave, the school will definitely lose two very ~pecial people.

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Mr. Harold Graf "Mr. Graf" Mr. Harold Graf has been teaching at St. Martin's for 29 years. At present he is teaching all chemistry and geology courses, but over the years he has taught all of the many science courses offered at St. Martin's. When asked why he 's stayed at St. Martin 's for all these years, Mr. Graf replied , "I like St. Martin 's better than any place I can imagine being . .. it is a personal place." Mr. Graf feels he doesn't have to be a policeman and likes the freedom to be creative in his courses. He enjoys teaching at St. Martin's and that is why he stays, and he will stay as long as he is able to teach . We appreciate Mr. Graf's dedication and hope he is able to teach at St. Martin's a long time.

Mr. James Latham "Mr. Latham" Mr. James Latham has been teaching at St. Martin 's for the past 27 years. In 1954, when he began , he taught Math, Science, and Spanish in the Middle School. Beginning in 1956 he taught only math in the Upper School. He has been Chairman of the Math Department for the past 20 years and at present teaches Math IV and C alculus. When asked why he stayed at St. Martin's, he replied that it was a nice place and that he enjoyed working with the students. Mr. Latham also enjoys talking to Alumni to find out how his former students are doing. The thing Mr. Latham considers most interesting is the fact that he has taught several children of his former students.

Mr. Mitchell Berard "Mr. Berard" Mr. Mitchell Berard has been teaching at St. Martin 's for the past 28 years.

Before that he taught at Tulane for two years. He was born in Cecilia, Louisiana and is of French and Cajun descent. He has attended USL, University of Bordeaux, Tulane University and the University of Nantes. He has taught both Spanish and French. He has been Chairman of the Foreign Languages Department for over 20 years. Mr. Berard enjoys sailing and art in addition to his teaching at St. Martin 's. His paintings are often on display in the Upper School Office and at various art exhibits throughout the school year. His talent and teaching abilities are always welcome at St. Martin's.

Mrs. Helen Gregory "Mrs. Gregory" Mrs. Helen Gregory has been teaching 4th grade at St. Martin 's for 25 years.

When she first came to St. Martin's, she taught Language Arts and over the years she started to teach Social Studies and math. At present she still teaches all three. When asked why she has taught at St. Martin 's she replied, "I just love it, that's all." She has enjoyed working with the students and faculty and can't think of a better place to work. She enjoys keeping track of her students through the Middle and Upper schools and after graduation. Her son, Rick, began St. Martin's in the 2nd grade; he graduated in 1967.

Because of Rick' s being a student at St. Martin 's, Mrs. Gregory has felt a closeness to the students that has carried on through today.

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Mrs. Nell Bernos "Mrs. Bernos" Mrs. Nell Bernos started teaching at St. Martin 's in 1952 and has taught 3rd grade and Kindergarten. She has this to say about St. Martin 's: "I felt that it was an excellent environment for teaching. It was an opportunity to help educate our own two daughters, Ann and Rebecca, while my husband was starting in business. Teaching is my profession . I have always enjoyed watching c hildren learn . Learning is a fascinating and sometimes complex process as each child is unique in his abilities, interests , and te mperament. It is rewarding to observe and be a part of this growth ...

My work now fills my day in a meaningful way while still providing me with time and mobility to spend with my own family ."

Mrs. Jeanne Shepherd "Mrs. Shepherd" This year is Mrs. Jeanne Shepherd's 28th year at St. Martin's. Mrs. Shepherd has spent all of her 28 years in the Lower School teaching Second grade and some First g rade. Mrs. Shepherd feels St. Martin 's offers a better education than do othe r schools and that St. Martin's is unique in many ways. Like so many othe r teachers, she too has sent her children to St. Martin 's because "it offers the most to everyone at different levels whethe r they are young or old." Why does she teach in the Lower School for so long? "Because the kids are delightful."

Board Of Trustees

(left to right) Mr. Tom Schneidau, Mr. Hans Jonassen, Mr. Gordon Reische, Vice-President; Mr. Robert Pettit , President; Mr. James Burlingame. Bottom Row: Mr. William McHugh , Mrs. Julie McCollam, Mr. John Graham, Mr. Gerald Haydel, Treasurer. Missing from picture: Mrs. Sue Laudeman, Secretary; Hershel Abbott , Jr., Mr. Albert Bossier, Jr. , Mr. James Cain, Mrs. Polly Durham, The Rev. Gedge Gayle, Mr. James Hamlin, III, Mrs. Susan Martin, Mr. Frank Riddick, Jr., Mr. Richard B. Stephens, Mr. William Trotter, II , Mrs. Frances White, The Rt. Rev. James Brown, Mr. Philip James, Sr., Mr. Harold Witman .

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Administration

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Joseph Richard Thornton Upper School Head Harold F. Witman Headmaster

Milton Y. Atebara Assistant to Head of Upper School

Debra A. Duhe Director of Admissions

Majorie Reed Conatser Primary School Head

Earl B. Wilken Director of Maintenance

Joseph Labaree Director of Schoolwide Testing and College Counsel'Dr

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And Staff

Peter Waas Middle School Head

Susan Gaumer Lower School Chaplain

Florence Kreeger Registrar

Donald Henderson Business Manager

Kitty Rawson

June Everett Dean of Admissions and Community Development

Director of Communication and Alumni Relations

The Rev. Jerry Otwell Chaplain

Larry Panna Printshop Director

Dot Stengel Secretary, Lower School

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Kathe Miller Computer Operator

Diane Mary Bookstore Manager

Marty Labaree Landscaping Consultant

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Toni Caserta Secretary to the Headmaster

Norma McLaughlin School Nurse

Ninfa Musser Secretary in Community Development

Jane Schmidt Secretary , the Upper School

Jo Allen Receptionist

Betty Bankston Assistant to Director of Admissions

Mrs. Jo Waas Middle School Secretary

Mr. Don Moreland Director of Transportation

Mrs. Jerry Williams Asst. to Business Manager

Mrs. Alice Haight Dietician

Ca£ eteria And Maintenance The Cafeteria staff this year continues to serve delicious food along with the spiendid addition of a salad bar. The staff includes: (left to right) Mrs. Willie Mae Gilbert, Mrs. Diane Henry, Mrs. Ruth Landry, Mrs. M. Cockran, Mrs. Jay Burnette, Mrs. Earl Savoy, Mrs. Roger Masse, Mrs. Marie Crawford, Mrs. Etta Mae Roberson .

Transportation Photographs of Transportation were unavailable. The staff includes: Mr. Lester Barre, Mr. Percy Barrois, Mr. Raymond Billetto, Mr. Raymond Capello, Joseph Impastato, Mr. Johnesen, Mr. Frank Krauss, Mr. Gaspar Melito, Mr. F. Miller, Ms. Eleonora Parsons, Mr. Harold Plaegar, Mr. Michael Scalco, Mr. Thomas Smith, and Mr. James Torian.

The Maintenance staff includes: Front row: (left to right) Antonio Sanchez, Alfred Taylor, Anthony Franklin. Back row: Louie Sanchez, Roger McNair, Sam Franklin , Clarence Smith, and Earl Savoy.

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SAINTS IN ACTION

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SUMMER CAMP St. Martin's Summer Camp, under the direction of Milton Y. Atebara and his associate John McGhee was a great success. Every week the children went on at least one field trip. They went to the Don Carter Bowling Alley (right), on a boat trip on the Natchez (bottom), playground (far bottom), and more.

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The kids in the Summer Camp also enjoyed swimming (bottom left and right), kickball and other intramural sports. They got a chance lo play as many games as they wanted and enjoyed par\ici paling.

The children not only had oncampus activities and went on field trips, but they had special visitors. Eric Paulsen and Lea Sinclair along with several members of the New Orleans Saints were among the invited.

The Summer Camp ended with a lot of happy kids and with two successful directors. As the last day ended everyone left with a big smile .

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This year began with a sense of "newness" -a new headmaster, some new administrators, and several new faculty and staff members. These changes in administration and staff have resulted in projects that have given the campus a new look. Students, with the aid of Headmaster Witman, constructed a bench for the Bell Tower. Extensive landscaping has beautified the St. Martin 's campus. And several "Pitch-In " dispensers remind us to participate in keeping our campus clean and attractive.

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The Library Story

On April 28, 1979, the St. Martin's library was burned. Thousands of books were destroyed, along with video tape machines, projectors, and other expensive audio visual aides. The faculty and students of the Middle and Upper schools experienced a great loss. The tragedy of the destruction of a collection of books which represented over 25 years of hard work is poignantly illustrated by these photographs.

Many faculty members, parents, students and alumni helped to donate books and put together a temporary library in the lecture room for 18 months while the new library was being built.

The modernized library was officially opened on October 8, 1980, to the joy of everyone at St. Martin 's.

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The Phoenix

Due to the lack of space in the temporary library, the Middle School organized a book brigade , thus reduc ing over crowding.

As you can see there was crowding.

There was an informal opening of the library to the students of the Middle and Upper schools on October 8. The formal dedication as the Ken Martin family library was on November 11 .

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New Buildings This year at St. Martin's new buildings and structures dot the campus. The Bell Tower Bench constructed by students has added a place for conversation and relaxation . Teachers and students gather at the Tower for various reasons; sometimes even in order to fly kites. The student lounge, the library, and the swimming pool are new buildings of which all the Saints are immensely proud.

The Swimming pool (right) has added a new dimension to campus life at St. Martin's. Students are now able to take swimming in P.E., and if they qualify, to join the Varsity Swimming Team.

The Student Lounge was relocated this year in the Upper School Building. Under the leadership of Ford Graham the area was painted and furnished with couches and games. Students can relax (below) or amuse themselves with foos-ball or asteroids (right).

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The Bell Tower Bench was constructed over the summer with the guidance of our headmaster, Mr. Witman . (left) The bench has become a popular spot for students to meet, eat lunch, or just talk.

The library was opened to the students this year and has become a place where students can do their homework, research, and relax.

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Pie Face Day, October 9 , was an auspicious occasion at the Bell Tower. It was on this day that four faculty members generously donated their faces as targets in a pie throw for the volleyball team.

Mark Seneff began the festivities when his ticket was drawn, and he threw a pie at Mr. Atebara.

Angele Andry chose as her target Mrs. Pearce. Greg Palmer got Coach Armstrong , and Anne Dunlap chose Dr. Thornton. It was a messy, but tasty event, and the money raised by the sale of tickets helped to pay the volleyball team's tournament expenses, such as lodging and meals.

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Pep Rallies

St. Martin's Pep Rallies instill school spirit in the students.

The shouts of "Let's gel rowdy" and "fire it up" are our way of encouraging our teams, most notably the football team, lo victory. The Rallies excite a competitive spirit into the team that p re pares fo r competition .

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Lana Bernos and Keith Kyler

Beverly Cain and Jeff Farber

Libby Kremenlz and Jon Werner

Dayna Lago and Terren Klein

Peggy Bernhard and John Holland

Beth Crosby and William Fiebleman

Michelle Marks and Rob Bernhard

Lana Prudhomme and Jeff Greenwell

Melissa Young and Mike Farber

Katherine LeJeune and Lester Coe

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HOMECOMING DANCE

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Lana Bernos and Sean Duffy

Beverly Cain and Geoff Collins

Peggy Bernhard and William Manning

Beth Crosby and John Schmidt

Michelle Marks and John Miller

Lana Prudhomme and Steve Young

Libby Krementz and Greg Palmer

Dayna Lago and Gene Doubleday

Melissa Young and Doug Geehan

Katherine Le)eune and Clayton Sanford

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Senior Weird Day

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The 1980 Election At St. Martin's ...

Candidates Names Regan Carter Anderson Clark Hall Total Voters

Faculty All School Middle Upper Total School School And Staff 18 311 128 168 37 6 20 11 71 7 28 36 0 4 9 5 0 1 1 0 31 181 220 432

In The Nation The 6th grade United States History Class held a mock Presidential election for the Middle and Upper Schools on November 4, 1980 as the real election took place.

The faculty and students cast a ballot for the candidate of their choice.

Electoral College Results Reagan - 489 Carter - 49

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FADS

Fads come and go, but topsiders (left) have been popular among St. Martin 's students for a long time. The classical preppy styles have made a comeback and with them brought lace, ribbons, and the Preppy Handbook. The western look (top left) is new at St. Martin's. This new style is probably derived from the movie Urban Cowboy.

Other new items at St. Martin's include the stickers (above) sold at the St. Martin's bookstore. These stickers are placed everywhere - on books and clothes. They are as popular in the Middle and Upper schools as in the Lower school. Although most people have fun following the fads, everyone, especialy the Class of 81, is highly individualistic.

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Drama: Little Women Director Carol Lawrence got St. Martin 's theatrical season off to a smashing success with the production of Louisa Mae Alcott's Little Women. A heart warming comedy set during the Civil War. The play starred Missy Benbow, Ann Fisher, Kathy Benbow, Rhea Plakotos, Rafe Payne, Kim Pagliaro and Melinda Benge. Three teachers with major roles in the play were Ed Rawson, John Ellis and Ron Pen, StM's new Music Director. In the scene to the right Rhea Plakotos as Marmee reads a letter to Ann Fisher, while Kathy Benbow sits behind Marmee.

Standing from the left to right Missy Benbow, Ed Rawson and Kim P?gliaro. This year increased emphasis on the fine and performing arts has resulted in a comprehensive program including many opportunities to showcase student talent.

Kim Pagliaro (above left) is the witch in a "play within the play." Kathy Benbow (above

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Ann Fisher as Beth (above). Missy Benbow as Jo (right).

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St. Martin's Day

St. Martin 's Day , November 11, was a day on whic h the entire St. Martin 's Community gathered to share food, games and laughter. The chapel programs for both Middle and Upper Schools emphasized the history of St. Marlin , the patron Saint of Tours. The instrumental band played for the Middle School chapel, and The Rt. Rev. James B. Brown, Bishop of La. spoke al Upper School chapel. After a half day of classes, Upper School students took chicken box lunches to Lower School students. After lunch students enjoyed swimming, volleyball, volley te nnis, and relay races.

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Christmas At St. Martin's

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Interim '8 1

This year's Interim held January 6-10, 1981, was quite an educational experience for all St. Martin's students. Students were given the preference of on-campus activities like automechanics (top left), and photography (bottom right). Other students were allowed to take off-campus activities such as Chinese cooking (top right) and Italian cooking (above).

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Interim not only involved on-campus activities but also out-of-town trips to San Francisco (top le ft ), and Virgin Islands. There was also a trip to Mexico which is not pictured .

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Visiting Groups On January 21, 1981, Colgate University's all male choir, The Colgate 13, came and sang various tunes for the entire school. One of the favorite attractions and the spotlight of the show is when they picked someone from the audience to be honored by the group. This year the group singled out Vicky Garcia, a Senior. After the performance, students were allowed to talk to the members of the group and had an opportunity to buy their most recent record.

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Another musical treat was the Centenary Choir, which performed for the Upper School in the small gym on January 28, 1981. They sang several medlies from Broadway plays and also some just plain fun songs.

One of the members of the choir is an SIM Alum. Jenny Piner graduated in 1978 and is an Officer al present with the choir.

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UPPER SCHOOL 54 62 104 112

Faculty Seniors Favorites Classes

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Organizations Sports

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Mathematics The Chairman of the Math Department is Mr. James Latham . Courses offered are Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Math IV, Calculus, Probability and Statistics, and Computer. These courses, along with the enthusiastic teachers, create a challenging and interesting Math Department.

!::i Mr. James Latham

Mr. Wayne Lumpkin

Mr. James Marsalis Ms. Patricia Nierman

English The English Department has flourished this year under the leadership of Tim Foley, Mr. Foley, the new department chairman, comes to St. Martin's from Baltimore, Maryland, where he was department chairman at The Latin School for Boys. He's a splendid addition to St. Martin's English Department.

Mr. Tim Foley

Ms. Ouida Muller

Mrs. Elizabeth Wells

Ms. Debbie Schlichtmann

Ms. Vivienne Guild Ms. Carolyn Pearce

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Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department is run by Mr. Mitchell Berard. The e nthusiasm of his staff has increased the interest in learning of the students.

The addition of Mrs. Susan Houghtaling as an Upper School Spanish teacher along with the veteran foreign language teachers has formed a truly outstanding foreign language department.

Mr. Mitchell Berard

Miss Mary Fayeth Rossiter

Mrs. Susan Houghtaling

Mrs. Kitty Rawson

Mr. Pedro Perez

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Social Studies Social Studies Chairman Bill Rosenbaum has introduced a course whic h will allow students to become involved in service to their communities.

Mrs. Dorothy Porter Bill Rosenbaum

Jim Davis

Dr. Joe Thornton

Mrs. Lisa Wilson

Dr. Rex Moone y

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Fine Arts The chairman of the Fine Arts Department is the very talented Carolyn Boone. She and her staff have created a varied department which includes music, drama, dance, and art. Shirley Timmreck is our artist in residence; Jean Parmelee is our typing teacher; Carole Lawrence is our drama teacher; Andrew Acs is our instrumental instructor; and Ron Pen is our choral director.

Ms. Carolyn Boone

Mrs. Shi rley Timm reck

Mrs. Jean Parmelee

Mrs. Carole Lawrence

Mr. Ron Pen

Mr. Andrew Acs

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Science The Science Department is run by the very intelligent and enthusiastic Mr. Graf who has been the department head for 22 years . Geology was added 15 years ago, and Physical Science was dropped. The Science Department is geared on a college preparatory level whic h eases the transition to college courses.

Mr. Harold Graf

Mr. Milton Atebara

Mr. James Maursalis

Ms. Karen Cochran

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Librarians The Ken G . Martin Family Library was dedicated November 11, 1980. This beautiful facility is the result of a patient, productive wait of a year and a half to develop the plans and raise money to rebuild our library which was destroyed by fire April 28, 1979. Alma Ruth Hess, the Library Director, along with her helpful staff including Janeth McKendrick, Media Specialist; Doris Baron, Cataloger; Margaret Loup, Coordinator of Middle School Library Service; and Bonnie Baine, Librarian, have done a tremendous job of reorganizing the library facilities. The library is designed to encourage research, browsing, listening and viewing areas, production areas, small group study, conference rooms, and tutorial study.

Mrs. Alma Ruth Hess

Mrs. Janeth McKendrick

Mrs. Doris Baron

hu e t Mrs. Bonnie Baine Mrs. Margaret Loup

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Faculty Frolics

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SENIORS CLASS OF

Class Advisors and Officers Top row: Martin Muller, President; Geoff Collins, Sgt. at Arms; Mr. James Latham, Advisor; Mr. Harold Witman, Advisor; Mr. Harold Graf, Advisor.

Bottom row: Stuart McDowell, Treasurer; Mrs. June Wells, Advisor; Mrs. Linda Trevino, Advisor; Mrs. Vivienne Guild, Head Advisor; Dayna Lago, VicePresident. Missing from picture: Mr. Mickey Landry, Advisor

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Will You Ever Forget?

-Miss Minerva -6th grade mice -Tether Ball -Hot Box -"Stamp out Sarcasm" -Being ten minutes behind Mrs. West when taking notes -Catching up during her stories -"Can I hep you?"

-Mrs. Sistrunk's exercises during class -"Clear like mud" -Camp Wellswood -Rolling Newman!

-Pop beads in Biology -Mr. Waas's Garanimals and ties -"Listen up gang!"

-Mrs. Guild's wardrobe -Erin Callahan's parties -Wolfcreek -Mr. Trevino's classes and instant geography -The last class to have Mrs. West, Mrs. Bolles, Mrs. Saik, Mr. Day, Mr. Hudson, Miss Hendren ........ .

-Mr. McMillan and his dog -Father Empson -Father James' 8th grade Religion class -8th grade Spring Dance, The Sock Hop, and The Pole -"Only ttree tudents in Time Savdr" -Rosy's jokes -3rd grade Partridge Family -Father Rhymes -Mrs. Wass' cooking class -Interim trips -The Barn fire -The Library fire -Platooning in 10th grade after the fire & Lower School desks -Aunt Jane's notes -Dr. Mooney's classes -Mrs. Porter's classes -"This is grand!"

-Freshman Pep-rallies & the Spirit Stick -The Junior Prom -Doc's notes

-Lower School-Ring Day -After the Ring Day Luncheon -7th grade Bako Sales -Mrs. Johnson -The 6th grade "Un " play -Louisiana play -"This is the last day . . . " -Smoking in thEi bathroom in 5th grade -The way Mrs. :..rerrington writes on the chalkboard -The Punk Rocl:ers and The Cold -Dogpatch Day -Sawing the ch.1ins of the doors at the 8th grade Spring Dance -Forging Sock :-fop tickets -Easters in Deslln -"Meghrian did it!"

-Coors on the 9th grade retreat -deMauriac's puns and trivia quizzes -Breaking out cf Middle School Dances -Having three Headmasters -Mr. Trevino sleeping on the steps on the 7th grade retreat -The NO-Smoking rules -Casper, the fri,3ndly Headmaster -Riding Mrs. Scmner's bookshelf -Chalk and era:;er fights -Rock Steady at the '79 Homecoming -The girls teams winning all the State Championships -Senior Weird Cay -Atebara's Discii:,linary System -Not having Mid:lle School Ideals -Painting or not painting the Student Lounge -Memorizing Macbeth -Middle School projects -The greens sales -The 1979 Choir trip -Singing in the chapel?

-Dr. T -"Excuse me, I have an announcement to make."

-Mr. Comfort -The fight for McAlister -May 29, 1981!!!11!!

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ELIZABETH McGOWN BENBOW "Missy" If you tell me why the fun appears impossible, I then will tell you why I think that I can get across it if I try.

Marianne Moore Miggy . . . Chris . . . Styx . . . studying for Chemistry ... Mr. Graf . . . The Cold .. .

Stairway To Heaven . .. Jazz Dancing? ... Miggy Rooooo! . . . Kris Kringle . . . Clayton? . . . Leslie Williams . . . Are the Ramones or the Cold # 1? ... Dance Class Alchies ... Claunch Action with Chris

1968-1981

LANNA NORES BERNOS "Lana" It's getting better all the lime.

Paul McCartney Jeff . . . cheerbop . .. CLAUNCH ... Jeanne .. . soccer ... B.B.B ... Sweet Sixteen ... Just kiddin ... In the car with L.K. & S.M . . .. being poor . .. Diets ... Boom Boom? .. . slide tackles? boys ... sexy 17's ... her legs ... Tied up

1975-1981

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FREDERICK WALL BOELITZ "Fred" No man ever injured his eye-sight by looking on the bright side of things.

Anonymous Being late . .. SAT's .. . Poker . . . always talking to himself . . . Baton Rouge . . . England Tubes .. . Steve Miller Band .. .

1979-1981

SALLY ANN BRAMMELL "Sally" I do not judge my actions by the opinions of others.

Anonymous Running over blind men .. . S .P. inc . . Walter Being late ... City '79 & State '80 Really?! You're not kidding? ... T&T . . . cold hands . . . The Masher . . . Rusty . . . Du Kysser ekkel\l ... Being followed-leading men on World Politics brain only made a 98 . . . She intends to get there ...

1975-1981

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LISETTE MARIE BREAUX· "Lisette" There is no pleasure in having nothing to do: the fun is having lots to d o and not doing it.

M.W. Little Tony ... Florida ... Europe ... Dr. Mooney ...

Pat O's ... soccer ... Hat Sisters . .. The Malibu . . . leopard skin blanket . . . Homecoming in the fog . . . toga party with Freshmen ... Mardi G ras 1978 .. .

1974-1981

JONATHAN DANIEL BRESLER "Jon" Wise men are not always silent , but know when to be.

Anonymous Poker ace . .. Ben Franklin ... quiet .. . who 's that? .. . his Dandy ... his car ... his air conditioning ... addicted ... Fun Land ...

Tennis . . . I raise a dollar fifty . . . canoe artist

1979-1981

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ANN BLACHE BURLINGAME "Ann " To live is like to love- all reason is against it, and all healthy instinct for it.

Samuel Butler Tim, Tim, Tim, Tim .. . Karen ... Florida .. .

Ultimate Preppy . . . Burl . . . Color my world Aunt Jane ... her mouth ... Her waddle Boy's soccer team manager . . . always complaining . ..

1968- 198 1

BEYERLY HAVARD CAIN "Beverly" 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 Soccer ... cheerbop ... Jeff ... cameras ... track . . . her gorgeous brother . . . China eyes ... her fast walk ... Kitty-touh ... Zacks . . . skinny ... Mazda RX-7 ... boodie face ... where are you going out to lunch a month from today?

1975-1981

ROY WILLIAM CAIRNS "Roy" Forget about likes and dislikes.

They are of no consequence.

Do what must be done.

This may not be in happiness, but in greatness.

George Bernard Shaw A 427 ... Son of a ... Guess who?

Kilroy . . . Cherry . . . Ragar . . . Chris . . . yesss! . . . A NOPD ... Aw no ... B's Butterfly ... Al .. . snelby . . . Bogart .. .

1968-1975; 1978-1981

BARRY WADE CANTIN "Barry" All experience is an arch to build upon_ Henry Adams Quiz Bowl ___ smart .. . Uh hil ... It's . .. you're cool . . . his faces . . . sounds effects . . . too nice . . . his smile . . . spanish . . . What now! .. .

Genesis Albums . . . his punk brother . . . guess who? . . . computer stud . . . Barry the brain ...

Punk Rock . .. finally got his license ... poker games at Boelitz's ... Normals ... D-Fect-R's ...

Still no car ... Tulane or Rennsalaer? . . . My brother knows Chris Luckette ... Quiz Bowl Stud

1977-1981

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RICARDO CARVAJAL "Ricardo" He was a great old man, he was. I speak of the one who taught me the value of using my time wisely; for it is only this way that one can experience all the true joys of life to the fullest.

V.V.V. Pele ... paint .. . Taco ... cameras ... Jill .. . his Z . .. Montablan . . A's at the last minute .. .

Ms Guild . .. soccer goalie . .. DC . .. Mr. Sophistication . . . his stereo . . . video whiz kid . .. showers .. . depesto ... Mississippi girls ...

The Allman Brothers

1970-197 l; 1974-1981

MARY ALLENE CASHMORE "Allene" But as for you, continue in what you have learned and have firmly believed, knowing from whom you 've learned it.

2 Timothy 3; 14 French pen fights .. . That 's what I meant! .. . # 1 French student ... John . .. John . .. John .. .

Ahl ... The hat ... Right? OK? . . . Alan soccer with John .. . How tall was he? ... Wait! . . . Punking out in Quebec . . . John on the roof at 5:30 a.m. . . . Look Buddy! . . . talking with her hands . . . Rogar .. .

1976-1981

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JOHANNA MARIE CLARK "Johanna" Keep your face always toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you.

John Greeleaf Whittier Art ... her laugh ... Art History ... Mr. Perez Yoho ... Hojo .. . Yowana .. . Florida ...

Hohanna ... Yoya, see my cards? ... singing the Lord's Prayer with balloons . . Hendley ... It only happens to me .. . he rates a 9 ... always singing ... excellent! ... loo nice ... wagon wheel ... Nancy N . ... your Navy guy .. .

Plushbottom ... Chantilly Lace .. . Love Poilion # 9 ... Oldies Queen ... Johanna Johanna Danna

1968-1981

GEOFFREY JAMES COLLINS "Geoff" The football field isn't the only place in life where a man needs a good line.

Anonymous football . . . Joff . . . Anne . . . Badow . . . fine as wine ... man ... What's the hesitation? ... Pogo ... his dad ... Chim-Chim ... Uh, Ohl ... This is a bunch of . . . Snake . . . Perry St. . . . Is this like sharing? . .. Homecoming '79 ... me . . .

1976-1981

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WILLIAM FREDERICK COLOMB, JR. "Bill" You may be whatever you resolve to be.

Stonewall Jackson Cammie's brother ... John's sidekick . .. red hair ... Swan .. . his suntan ... Official Nasty Notes ... K.K.K ... opie lookalike contest ... Blue Parka ... Badminton Champ ... Ultimate Goal ... 5 push-ups? ... one of the Three Stooges ...

Howdie Doodie twin ... Wrestling???? ... Durf ... going lo Bay St. Louis ... Tyra ll l . .. Oh, no Mr. Bill in Civics class with John . ..

1975-1981

TRACY ANN CONATSER "Trac y" To say that something changes is lo say that while ii remains itself ii becomes something different. A thing that changes must become something different otherwise ii does not change. However , ii must remain itself for ii is the "it" that does not change.

Plato Cupcake . . . The Curse . . . The psychiatrist is "in" _.. Hey you guys . .. problems, problems, problems ... oh beans .. . I'm so intimidated ...

Scott ... Prez ... swimming ... Well, I don 't know! .. .

1968-1981

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RAGNHILD LILLIAN DAASVAND "Ragnhild" It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare; it is because we do not dare that they are difficult .

Seneca

Mistakes! . . . self-Senter ... sailors ... Nolichuck ... carry-all carry . . . 1( + 2) ir1 a one man tent ... mug-o-lunch ... pool shark ... fights in the locker room . . . post basketball games . . . Prince Caspian . .. My legs are too long 1 ••• pididdles ... getting punched in the eye .. . Norway ...

The Rag is back . . . Gene . . . Dickey . . . The wreck ... Rag-a-muffin

1977-1981

JAMES MICHAEL DELLINGER "Jim" He admits that there are two sides to every question - his own and the wrong side.

Anonymous Hey, youl ... September 8, 1980 Newsweek ..

Jimbob swimming . . . work ... Hey, I know religious camp ... Laurie .. . No, I never .. . fingernail polish? ... Laura ... test? ... Jimbo . . . George Washington Slept Here . . . Algebra II in the Reading Lab? ... What was your score on the Sex test? ...

1978-1981

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CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM DORIAN "Chris" I do not resent criticism, even when, for the sake of emphasis, ii parts for the time with reality .

Sir Winston Spencer Churchill The Cold . . . Missy . . . Mod Rocker Sam Barthe . . . Christopher Robin . . . tennis Safety Pins . . . vvvvttttl . . . Punk Rock . . One wild & crazy guy . . talking in English & getting dirty looks from Mrs. Guild . . . his car . . . Do you really think I care? ... Steve M.... HistorianChris Dorian . . . Doreeane ...

1979-1981

EUGENE DOUBLEDAY "Gene" If you don't go all the way , Then why go at all?

Joe Namath Mark Senter ... Hene .. . Gene, Gene, the dancin ' machine . . . 44 . . . De La Salle ...

Hygene .. . stud . . skab .. . Banana man making up Spanish words ... Kelly, first love ..

Ann Burlingame in 9th grade? .. . Are you really Gene Doubleday, star halfback of St. Martin's? . . _ Rag . . . his dad . _. devil eyes . . . Sub debs ...

1979-1981

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SEAN MICHAEL DUFFY "Sean" If you want lo gel lo heaven , You gotta raise a little hell.

Ozark Mountain , Dave Devil

Duff . . . football since 8th grade . . . Jock . . . the Karate fight ... anti-prep ... his fights .. . his car stereo ... Perry St ... Ruff Duff ... Daffy Duffy .. .

Doc ... Hacksaw ... Puffy Duffy ... Duuufffyyy .. . notes to Lana .. . Stealing what in Hawaii? .. . I can't hear your radio ... hub cap ... Just kiddin ' Lana . .. fights with Mrs. Herrington and Mrs. Sistrunk ...

1974-1981

JANA GRACE FLEMING "Jana" We should enjoy here while we're here 'cause the re 's no here, there' Ziggy Flemingo ... William T . . . her car ... the three Muskateers in 7th grade . . . Jana banana ... The Cold ... Jazz Dancing ... Fat Harry's . . Corpus Christy ... J.E ... Goldfish &. Sharks ... Kris Kringle ... Forgetting about school after the fire .. .

Trotting with Grace? ... who is ii this week? .. .

Mardi Gras '79 ... Sarah Robinson Club ... little girl ... Punk Rock at Cheerleading camp ... soccer

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KATHLEEN BLANCHARD FULLILOVE "Kat" There is only one success - to be able lo spend your life in your own way.

C hristopher Morley C launch action with Jon ... Ron ... Volleyball Jon ... her smile . .. Florida ... jock ... mooning .. . # 2 medium . .. A & P lie ... But , I don 't understand , what kind of eggs are they? ... trip to St. Bernard games .. . weekends at her apartment frozen fish ... singing opera in chapel .. . Full-oflove . . . her drinks . . crisco . . . being the angel

1975-1981

MARIA VICTORIA GARCIA "Vicky" 'Tis easy enough to be pleasant , when life flows along like a song; But the man worthwhile is the one who will smile When everything goes dead wrong .

Ella: Wheeler Wilcox sailing ...

Spicky . . . Spictoire . . . babbling Eric G . .. talkative . . .

ING ... excursion lo Rain Forest . . . S.M ... The Cold . . . get down ... The Cars ... Kris Kringle at Kelly 's .. . I'm from COLOMBIA .. . hairdresser . .. Polo shirts . ..

Eastern Onion ...

1976-1981

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DOUGLAS MICHAEL GEEHAN "Doug" Happy the man, and happy he alone, He who can call today his own : He who, secure within, can say: "Tomorrow do thy worst, for I have liv'd today."

Horace class brain ... swimming . .. Boy's State ... he's so smart . . . LaPlace . . . Hawaii ...

1974-1981

ANGELA ANN GERRETS "Angela" If at first you don't succeed try and try again.

Then quit, no use being a damn fool about ii.

W .C. Fields Mount Carmel ... Many . . . Painting the lounge with Many . . . The Cold . . . Flash . . . say, bro ... Punk Rock ... L.L.B . . .. 4:30 at the boathouse ... in the A.M . ... Bootsie ... Do ya wanna get a bottle o' wine? ... Baton Rouge . . .

Taxi to the lake ...

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LAURA ELIZABETH GLOVEN "Laura" Smile and be happy For what is life but to live And what is living without a smile e e cummings Jose . . . Spain ... 3-D . .. Fred Flinstone ...

Canada ... Don't mind me ... Huggy Bear Kissy face ... City '79, State '80 ... D.H .... knowing everybody ... her sweet sixteen .. . Zack's ...

Miguel . . . Irving has a problem . . . swimming ... Oh, I met this guy ... Rock Steady ...

Lemonjuice ... really! .. . her gorgeous brother ... Disco Baby ... Spanish boys ... P.A. .. .

1978-1981

FORD FOURMY GRAHAM "Ford" Great it is to believe the dream When we stand in youth by the starry stream, But a greater thing is to fight life through And say at the end, "The dream was true."

Edwin Markham All-American Kid ... Student Lounge ... Calling people at 8:30 on Saturday morning to paint the lounge . . . Halloween party . . . getting along with football players . . . twisted logic . . . Chemistry brain ... paint'n the lounge and everyone else ... obscene swimming suits put Ford at the wheel .. .

1975-1981

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JEFFREY SCOTT GREENWELL "Jeff" All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.

Pink Floyd Algie . . . Greenee . . . his car . . . the lake & his car . . . never study in Math before . . . his hair . . . Stuart McDowell's party and "We all live in the Red Submarine" . . . Deep-6 . .. Alaska ... pass it this-a-way ... sex ... good guys wear black . . . The Cosmic kid; never getting caught MOD's The Who

1968-1969; 1975-1981

HELEN REINETT A HANSEN "Helen" There are no rules of architecture for a castle in the clouds.

G.K. Chesterton Little Miss Innocent? ... failed College "Entrance" Exams ... Billy ... mug-a -lunch SP Inc .... Ragnhild's Rug .. . Raid . . . City '79, State '80 ... "Why does everyone think I'm a snob?" . .. her haughty walk ... her murderous stares ... no one gets her jokes ... her! quiet? 1? .. . That was a home run . . . Why did you have to shift gears? . . . Mike + Steve . . . swimming .. .

William . . . Billy E. . ..

1974-1976; 1977-1981

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CULLAN SCOTT HEMENWAY "Cullan" The trouble with being punctual is that nobody's there to appreciate it.

Franklin P . Genes Kellye ... C.D . ... ASPENite ... Baja .. . is the bolt stripped? ... NOTC rules ... S.B.G .N.K??? .. . Sub-Debs '79 . . . Scoot ... Jim's SCXJm idol ... five finger discount .. . what red light? where? . . . Lipid Sandwich? .. .

1978-1981

PATRICK ANDREW HENNESSEY "Patrick" I never let my schooling interfere with my education.

Aldous Huxley Math IV ... bicycle ... Spanish III . .. 14, which one? Curtis girls .. . any girls (good friends) ... let's enjoy each other ... Mary Baldwin College ... his fan club ... national championships . . .

Destin '79 . . . his Z . . . The Allman Brothers .. .

State cycling champion .. . Beth Heiden drunk? ... Sub-Debs '79 ...

1969-1981

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LYNN EUGENE HICKMAN, JR .

"Lynn" Wish in one hand and spit in the other, and see which one fills up faster.

Fran Curci Pitt . .. anti-prep .. . his hot rod car .. . Melainie . . . his black adidas shirt . . . long hair ... living at the Lakefront . ..

1969-1981

ROBERT WILLIAM HIENZ "Rob" Men of few words are the best men.

Anonymous Quiet brain from Barthe ... Racetrack ... Stick . .. jumping Jacks .. . BOB ... Dog where's my $20? ... basketball ... duh 11 FOOHBAHII ... doing jumping jacks the wrong way ... beach bum .. how are the ponies doin' Rob?? .. . # 45, MVP of the game ... watch out for the lightpole'

1979-1981

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VIRGINIA LYNN HOFFMAN "Lynn" But hey , that' s O.K., because everything is O.K., unless it hurts.

Anonymous Fonzie girl . . . Albie . . . Fire up 1 • • • Whitie Deri's better than GiGi . . . He's so shy .. .

Preppy . . . all the time at Valencia . . her driving .. _ you like gum, Albie? .. . Love Potion # 69 . . . her romances ...

1975-1981

JENNIFER LEE HOWSON "Jenny" You never leave a place you love.

Part of it you take with you, Leaving part of you behind _ Anonymous Volleyball ... No U-Turn? ... Belgium ... Party ... Being new ... Big Government class .. .

1900-1981

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RONALD LYLE JOHNSON, JR. "Ron" The American system of ours, call it Americanism, call ii Capitalism, call it what you like, gives each and every one of us a great opportunity if we only seize it with both hands and make the most of it.

Al Capone Kat ... manager . .. coming lo every V-ball game ... come, let me clutch thee .. . the Jimi Hendrix concert . . . Physical Science brain . . . Colleen Kuebel ... Dayna in Algebra II class .. . Hethics . . . six legged spiders . . . getting busted on Ring Day .. .

1969-1981

JUDITH PHYLA KETCHUM "Judy" Love may not be all you need, But, without it, Little else is important.

Anonymous Lloyd ... Volleyball ... CLAUNCH ...

Volleyball tournaments in Baton Rouge . . . Baehr collection . . . # 6 . . . midnight rider . . . Brown shoes with little while soles . . . # 20 .. . going home for mail ... track . . . Do it, Do it, alright . . . Love for a certain coach ...

1978-1981

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SHANNON REBEKAH KINYON "Shannon " Love is like a butterfly; It goes wherever ii pleases And pleases wherever ii goes.

Anonymous P.K .... Happe ning ... Preacher's kid .. . religious .. . Bennigan's ... Butterfly SHANNOO .. . Rebehek ... Sr. High '80 .. .

Ken, Thomas, Lee? . . . Who is ii this lime? want a summer romance! . ..

1974-1981

MARY MATILDA KLINGER "Mary" It's nice lo be important , but important to be nice .

Anonymous Le banese Jew ... being too short ... painting the lounge with Angela ... The Cold .. . older guys ... losing Backgammon boards . .. Mr. Graf RHPS ... Chocolate Chips ... obnoxious ... L.L.B .. . 13 year club .. . the sea urchins punching guys . . . Klingon . . . Late for the Who ... Cafe Banquette ... LSU . .. The Boathouse ...

1968-1981

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ELIZABETH AVERY KREMENTZ "Libby" If there's one thing in my life that's missing, it's the lime I spend alone.

Little River Band

Brian ... Everybody, look at Libby ... Florida . . . Poobie . . . cheerbop . . . soccer .. .

Volleyball ... Uptown ... Far Outl ... Ohhh Nooo 1 ••• Y'all . . . The Cold ... Big _ _ #3 . . . Food Fight with Kat & Jon . . . The Pillowcase Pep Rally . .. Sweet Sixteen! . .. Fat Harry's .. .

Hat Sisters . . . Prom 1980 . . . Corpus Christi .. .

Sexy 17's .. .

1968-1981

DAYNA MARIE LAGO "Dayna" It is not doing the things we like, but liking the things we have to do that makes life happy_ Goethe

Dago . . . her smile . . . dizzy . . . I disagree ... her immense common sense . .. What? . .. I don't get it . . . Boys, Boys, Boys ... flirting . . .

G raham, Parker? ... Gibby in Hawaii . . . Sister's boyfriends .. . Danelle, Terren . . . Doc .. .

Across the lake .. . parties .. Florida ... Passion Marks . . . New Year's Eve ... I have to be home at one . . . Queenie ...

1977-1981

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ELENA ANN LANGE "Elena" Any Man's death diminishes me, because I'm involved in mankind, and therefore never sin to know for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.

John Donne Destin , Seascape 6 1A Kemosabee ... George , her passion . . . Physics is the pills W ena ..

The Denture Fairy ... her car ... Freckle Face . . . billy magdorf . . . cold medicine in Washington . . . long distance phone calls . ..

1968-1979; 1980-1981

CAROL EUGENIA LEE "Carol" It is easier to smile than to frown. It takes 64 muscles of the face to frown , only 13 to smile.

Anonymous

Lee is my last name' . .

Carol Bob ... Ragar The driverless car ... waiting 6 months for her car ... Sarcasm with Mr. Graf .. . Isn't she sweet? . .. Godchaux's woman . .. Hermie her brothers ... GH, AMC . . . Betsy . ..

Sympathy? .. .

1978-1981

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ENGA ANN LOKEY "Enga" I am no\ afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today.

Anonymous swamp baths? . . .

Egna Lowke y . .. rock jock Ron . .. straws up her nose carry-all carry . . . busting into strange houses . . 1( + 2) in a one man ten\ . .. mug-a-lunch pancakes on the ceiling .. . Spanish III ... Let's do i\11 ... Mr. Latham ... 12 vodka collins in go cups, please . . . paradicular . ..

1968-1981

CATHERINE ANN MACKENZIE "Cathy" The way \o love anything is \o realize \ha\ it might be lost.

G.K. Chesterton Ed ... Florida .. . whose tennis raque\? .. . The Cold . .. B. Springsteen .. . Stephen G., Claiborne Sanke, Garlic, Donald, Douglas ... Hat Sisters . . . Corpus Christi . . . \he list of pretty Seniors .. . Juniors with boyfriends ... excursion lo Rainforest ... 13 year club ... horses ... William ... open house ... Billy K . .. Mardi Gras '79 .. .

1968-1981

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WILLIAM JESSUP MANNING "William " Everything not forbidden is compulsory.

T.H. White the ink splattered pants .. . mug-a-lunch stolen egg ... We didn't ask for your opinion So did I Did Chris get a good grade? sleeping in a tent with how many girls? . . carryall carry . . . swinging from the rafters . . . picking a yellow crayon . . . intellectual? ... Mr. dipomatic _.. Do ya wanna get a bottle o' wine ?

1974-198 1

STUART MULLENDORE McDOWELL "Stuart" Now I'm riding on the crest of a new wave .

Dave Mason Stu-Babe ... his "Z" Stuey _.. Little Mac NOSE ... La Place ... P. King .. _ Partying during P .E ... The down boys ... 4th period geology __ . sex . . . Karen . . . His older friends . . . his haircuts . . . mosquito . . . UT . _. his parties . . cutie' . .. Bugging Rag ... Talks with Dayna . . . One track mind ..

1970-1981

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CHRISTINA BETH McEWEN "Chris" We can complain because our rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because our thorn bushes have roses.

Anonymous pancakes on the ceiling . . . pink cows . . . Scott Parker ... LSU . . me ... surviving Math IV .

Baskin-Robbins . . . Junior campus leave . .. painted toes . . . Sugar Daddies . . . track . chi chas ... Munch-Out .. . Davis ... Roy Rogers ... LSU weekends ... When did you get in the car? ...

1975-1981

MELINDA DARCY McNAIR '' Melinda'' The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend.

Thoreau Minder ... Riva Ridge ... The Baby ... Mega ... working at Wendy's ... Charlie?? ... No, I don't like him ... Hawaii ... I'm stuffing myself . . . Kon Tiki Inn . . . Sanibal Island crushes her EXCELLENT driving ... Trinity ... me ...

Crying in' Kindergarten ... never talking quietly

1968-1981

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JOHN DUNCAN MILLER "John" Blame is better to give than to receive.

Rush Fred's brother Bill's side-kick ... rail Winslow ... motorcycles ... Official Nasty Note . .. Jumping Johnny . .. K.K.K . ... Welll my mom cut it 1 ••• clam diggin', huh? ... Kellye's going to what? ... bad check ... cats, dogs, what? ... knife in geometry ... thinking out loud during chemistry tests . . . singing in civics class

1968-1981

JEFF LOEB MINDELL "Jeff" It's always something.

Rosanne Rosanneadana burning his lawn . . . Anne-Sere . . . Shack .. .

The Cold . .. Matza-ball .. . his hair .. . Hawkeye

1976-1981

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ROBERT AUSTI N MITCHELL "Rob" The more that things change, The more they stay the same.

Rush Junior girls ... Jam ... 151 .. . churl . . The Mitchell syndrome . . . Bonnie . . . I l 24Q smelly shoes ... his driving .. . breaking a jute box in Mexico ... his funky car ... a stick shift? .. _ WTUL . . . his concert T-shirt collection ...

WRNO ... switch blades? ... 13 years (whew) . . . the Rush concert ...

1968-1981

MARCIA SUZANNE MONTERO ''Suzy'' If silence is golden I'm dead broke_ Anonymous

"Savage " .. . Abdul the big bad B.M .... always late for English IV ... going to bar at Karen's party with Jana .. . Sashimi ... Frank Prom 1980 with William T.... speeding tickets . . . partying in Florida . . . punkout . . . Nikon ... college . _. Eric Eric G . . . Dallas . . . Kamikazis _. _ all nighters . . . The Cold . . . SMU

1971- 1981

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MARTIN GEAN MULLER "Martin" Silly, Silly, Silly, Silly.

Taylor Martin World History with Davis ... stranding people on top of locker . . . Asteroids . . . wrestling O uida's son . . . going out by himself ... cheerop ... Mr. Modest? . . his walk ... freak mumbling ... accent . . . oldies but goodies .. . his well coordinated wardrobe . . . Mr. Pud Jr .. .

Stud?? ... Mr. Senter (best friend) . . . Rocky can't stand still ... his hairc ut

1970-1981

STEPHEN CRAIG NEWSOM "Ste ve" I love you for who you are, Not the one you feel you need to be .

Sly Stone Mustang . .. Doc ... rail ... Newt ... The snake ... the scar .. . 6th grade girls . . . Doc, didn't we do that in Washington? . . . Marty Carl's party .. . Jukey .. . 6060-842 .. . soccer baske tball ? .. . go for it . . . 7th period English with Mrs. Guild . . . Ron . . . ooooh . . . WSTM . .. C hris McEwen ...

1971 1981

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KAREN PALMER O 'MEALLIE "Karen" Wherever you are it is your own friends who make your world .

William James Mealy Mouth ... Ann ... Pumpkin ... Minnie . . . Karyn . . . another boy, another week .. .

Florida . . . The Cold . . . Snappy . . . Eric H .. .

Mike K . . . soccer . . . B. Springsteen . . . Hat Sisters .. . Whose drop letters? ... Stuart .. .

CLAUNCH ... H.T.B.T ... Kill Dee Babeel .. .

What do I do now . . . party in 8th grade Cute . . . Vance . . . Mardi Gras '77 ...

1971-1981

GREGORY WEHRMAN PALMER "Greg" Make something happen.

Charles "Chick" McGeehan Bucky ... U.S. History with Mrs. Porter WSTM . .. Baseball ... Brick a Buck, Buck 1 Squirmin Wehrman . . . Yac Yackak . . . roses .. . on time for art . . . his gorgeous car . . . Rat .. . the Kat and Lib combination ... Chief Porter's remarks . . . keeping a low profile . . . fights with Vicky . .. Is your zipper broken? . .. will you buy me a drink? ... hit any boulders lately? ...

1977-1981

92

PAUL JOSEPH PELAEZ "Paul " Don 't think twice , it's all right.

Bob Dylan Pablo _. . his hot rod Spanish . _. computers his car's interior ... his laugh .. . say, chief! ... his hair ...

1977-1981

MARILYN EVELYN PELIAS "Evelyn" Parting is such sweet sorrow.

William Shakespeare Neat ... Watauga Stevelyn .. . Roy ...

Florida ... Freshman grades _. . Doc _. . Evan ... Jesuit boys ... soccer .. _ Kris Kringle at Kelley's . . . Bob Marley and the Whalers, Jamin ' . . _ Tastee Donuts ... Les Ecolierie ... breaking Thad's leg ... Martin breaking her c hee kbone ... breaking Steve's heart ... Jack no. 2 . .. Pat O'Brian's ... Winston Lady .. _ all patio talk .. .

1973-1981

93

NELLIE ARACEA QUIROZ "Nellie"

I'll be thereYou've got a friend Carol King St. Paul's guys . . . Knack ... Never say no, Nellie _. _ p.m. fevers ... shy? ... so sweet! ...

Happening ... a butterfly? ... candy striper ... hospital romances ... stand up Band .. . Lyre 7th grade detention ... Bennigan's with C.F . . . . shorty .. . Nellie Bell .. .

1972-1981

LAURA MARIE RIZZO "Laura" Let us make an honourable retreat.

William Shakespeare Hello, St. Martin's School ... Halo .. . Mr. Graf doesn't intimidate mel ... Equal Rights? ...

Sneaking home ... Peasant wars ... her brother SOQ-(AMC&:GH) . . . her laugh ... little pest . _. fun in Chemistry . _.

1975-1981

94

ELIZABETH LEA RUE "Elizabeth" Smile and be happy for what is life but to live and what is living without a smile e e cummings Stephen .. _ Attempted murder? ... Baskin Robbins . . . Rat . . . her loud voice . . . Killer Rue ... Jail Bird ... Nodules? .. _ French I ... La Rue ... Volleyball & soccer ... her car ... was the light red or green? ... CLAUNCH - ..

Florida . . _ her brother _. . Ruzabeth . . . Rue bee .. . the big O ...

1973-1981

LEWIS REEVE SAMS "Lewis" Happy are those who dream dreams And are ready to pay the price To make them come true .

L.J. Cardinal Suenens Basketball ... Spanish III ... Little Lou .. . Sock Hop tickets . . . Georgia . . . You ' re cool . . 4th grade sex symbol ... Jana in 7th grade . . . 11 :O'.J curfew .. . OOH brothers _.. 6th grade matches on chalkboard . . . Dur! . . . 3 stooges ...

1972-1981

95

CLAYTON H. SANFORD "Clay" If winning isn't important why keep score?

Sam Barthe, Jr.

Sam Barthe . . . Louis V . . . Ramone . . . Sanfrado Pasquale Domingo Fuentes etc .. . The W.O.M.P. Method . . . stolen shorts . . . the big # 17 Reagan ... oh no you don't ... you 're 18? . . .

The Ramones ... B. Ball Manager ... Free socks & Jocks ...

II 1979-1981

JOHN HUGO SCHMID1 "John" I can resist anything except temptation.

Anonymous Kat .. . macho man ... Mr. Track . .. hurdles ... fast stud ... Gut ii out, Hugol ... Miggy, Nancy ... I'm just trying lo play a relaxed game of Asteroids ... Stretch ... P.M. Magazine claunch with Kat .. . 6060-842 ...

1974-1981

96

MARGARET ANN SMITH "Margie" A friend is someone who knows all about you but likes you .. . Anyway.

Anonymous swimming? . . . Hawaii trip Wolfcreek trip her "wrecked" car ... Larry & Rob ... going rolling . .. the camper John P . .. How was the doorstep? . . . notes in the 7th grade Michael . . . Kon Tiki Inn Florida Houlahan's Sanibal-sunburn

1975- 1981

ROY KEITH SMITH "Keith" I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.

Thoreau disco Keith . . . Liz woods . . . Outdoors his boat . .. his truck chemistry major it's not accurate . . . 24 ... Country Boy Under what heading is that, Doc his hair Jenny

But

1978-1981

97

MARY KATHERINE STI NSON "Kathy" What you have inherited from your fathers, earn over again for yourselves, or it will not be yours.

Goethe Ralph .. . camping ... diets .. . swimming ... "the disappearing Jeep" .. . State '80 ... muddy overalls . . . painting the lounge and more ...

Navy ... studying for Biology II ... what's wrong with Michigan? . . . It makes your knees weak before a race . .. 6 bowls of salad?? ...

1979-1981

SUSAN ELIZABETH STRAIN "Susan" To strive , to seek, to find , And not yield.

Tennyson Running on fumes- again . . . Bunny Movies ...

6th period Study Halls outside the Math Office ...

Life in general . . . stage a revolution? . . . where am I going to College? . . . the car . . . the masses . .. but , Doc ... having a fight in Dolphin books ... Mafia Boss ... need help in Geometry?

GH . .. Fritz ... smart ... Dr. Mooney ...

1977-1981

98

CHRISTOPHER WATT STRICKLER "Chris" He says you are loyal to three things. To your friends, to the republic, and the truth.

Augustus to Claudius quoting Germanicus I, Claudius History ... Mrs. Wilson Mongo you're cool Captain Caveman ... Hollywood Ace his legs . . . hair . . . being suave SMSM crazy legs strick Lisa H. its swimming Duhhh ...

1978-1981

PATRICK JAMES SWEENEY "Patrick" This above all: to thine own self be true.

Shakespeare his braces ... broken jaw soccer ... churl .. _ Urrr urr urr .. . all night poker parties pinball outer space ... O.K ... his 4 6's Asteroids

1977-1981

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MARY FALLER TRUF ANT " Mary" It's nice to believe when the going gets rough That your friends will come running to make things less tough, But you'll find you are the strongest when standing alone And the help you rely on is solely your own.

Anonymous Sally's Sis ... basketball ... Ms Manager ... her bug best friend at Newman Limited Wardrobe her 50 pairs of shoes . . . her dad . .. jeep

1979-1981

MELANIE JOAN W ALLBILLICH "Melanie" What's the use of worrying?

It never seems worth while, So, pack up your troubles in your old kit bag, and smile, smile, smile.

George Powell The Cold Mel . . . The corner parking place ... the Mack truck on 1-10 ... excursion lo Rain Forest . . Mark, who? ... more power to ya 1 At the flea market? ... sliding in grocery stores .. trip to LaP!ace- Florida ... Jace

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SCOTT MICHAEL WHITE "Scott" It is only with the heart that one can see clearly .

LeRenard du Petit Prince

Can you relate? meh -harran tarib asteroids ... Tracy computer ... Aw , man understands Calculus . . . West Virginia Virginia is for lovers . . comments in Biology .. our favorite import?

198'.l-1981

ETHELYN KELLEY WILLIAMS "Kelly" Smile at everyone you see today- it'll drive 'em c razy.

Snoopy Ethelyn the three muskateers in 7th grade W ataugo . .. soccer . . . 13 year club .. . patio talk . . . Gene KWE four !eat clovers .. locking her keys in the car ... Bora- Bora . . .

Ziggy, Ziggy, Ziggy . ..

Jimmy R .. . the boat Suprise 1 • • The Cold Anything Goes party .. . Hugo

1968-1981

101

ELIZABETH CLAIRE WRIGHT "Beth" If ii seems as though you'll have to do ii anyway, volunteer.

Anonymous

Cadet Wright ... Civil Air Patrol ... The SHI ELD ... Band ... Alabama Men? ... EYC ... Camp Hardtner . .. flute ... piccolo ... saxophone Thunderthought ... hair ... stolen senior ring .

Don't slam the doorl ... 7th grade detentions ...

Jr. Houdinis . .. Butterflies ... John ... USAF A men .. . Air Force ... Math ... France Sweden .. .

1975-1981

STEPHEN THOMAS YOUNG "Steve" Stupidity is ignorence informed.

Anonymous Lana P . . . his car . . . how long did your tires last? .. . Perry St. _.. Light 'em up _.. his hair ... Steve Young 's gang ... whe re's your stereo . __ again __. football ... basketball ... Jam ... how many tickets? ..

1974 -1978; 19791981

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13 YEAR CLUB

(Above) Top Row: (left to right) Missy Benbow, Ann Burlingame, Johanna C lark , Tracy Conatser, Mary Klinger, Libby Kreme ntz. Bottom Row: Enga Lokey, Cathy Mackenzie, Melinda McNair, John Miller, Rob Mitchell, Kelly Williams. (Below) First Row: (left to right) Enga Lokey, Libby Krementz. Second Row: Rob Mitchell, Tracy Conatser, John Mille r, Johanna C lark, Melinda McNair, Ann Burlingame. Last Row: Mary Klinger , Cathy Mackenzie, Kelly Williams, Missing from picture: Missy Benbow.

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Mr. And Miss St. Martin's Martin Muller

Tracy Conatser

Best Looking Beverly Cain

Chris Dorion

Most Popular Libby Krementz

Gene Doubleday

Wittiest Stuart McDowell

Kat Fullilove

Most Athletic Judy Ketchum

Geoff Collins

DAYNA LAGO, QUEEN

LANA BERNOS

BEVERLY CAIN ,

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PEGGY BERNHARD

HOMECOMING MICHELLE MARKS

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LANA PRUDHOMME

KATHERINE LEJEUNE MELISSA YOUNG

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JUNIORS

Ruth Aleman Scott Ammon

Gibby Andry Kurt Appel

Brian Ary Robin Baber

CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Top row Cecil Pickens, Sgt. at Arms; Dr. Rex Mooney, Head Advisor; Guy Farber, Treasurer. Bottom row: Mrs. Shirley Timmreck, Advisor; Jo Ann DeMartini, President; Donna Hickham, Vice-President; Mrs. Carolyn Boone, Advisor; Michelle Marks, Secretary. Missing from picture: Mr. Mitchell Berard, Mr. Tim Foley, Mr. Jim Marsalis, Mr. Pedro Perez, and Mrs. Dorothy Porter, Advisors.

Peggy Bernhard Jeanne Bernos Steven Bossier John Bower Susan Bower

Jennifer Barone Temple Beeson

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Cydney Brown Kay Campbell Wayne Coleman Beth Crosby Chris Daley

Those are our kind o f guysl

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Kemela David Serge DeKraker Barbara Delchamps Jo Ann DeMartini Jill DeMonte

Ginny Erwin Guy Farber Scott Farber Guy Favaloro William Fiebleman

Diana Fisher Wendy Flake Bee Fullilove Martha Garcia Mary Gause

Betsy Gayle Pam Gloven Billy Harrison

Laurie Herron Donna Hickham Alan Hild

Oh, Hi Mr. Atebara . Next Wed nesday? See you the n.

Hi , I'm Je nnifer. Fly me 1

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Lawrence Hoffman Chris Huber

' Tom Hubert Jill Jacoves

Nancy Jones Robert Kelly

Alan Kirshbom Anne-Sere Klein

But I thought you said it was edib]el

Anita Koek Chris Lang Allison Lewis John Luck Michelle Marks

Maria Matthews Nancy Mayer Beth Miles Jim Miley Terri Occhipinti

Studs for rent. Inquire within.

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Fred Olinde Kim Pagliaro Rafe Payne Simon Payne Paul Pearce

Cecil Pickens Pat Porter Dena Prichard Kevin Quinn Patti Reiss

John Robe rts Arnesto Rodriguez Parker Roy Mark Senneff Scott Shakelford

Sharpe Stanfield Donna Stanley Gretchen Steinbaugh Michael Stern Drew Story

William Trotter Peter Van W oaten Michael Weaver Tootie Weiss Charlotte Woody

Steven Wulff Scott Zander

Yes, W e're the studs of St. M artin's

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SOPHOMORES

What' s his phone number?

Donald Aleman Andrea Anderson

CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS : Top Row: Jim r-icrinlin, Vice-President; Mr. Wayne Lumpkin, Head Advisor; George Diliberto, Treasurer. Bottom Row: Kim Weller, Sgt. at Arms; Shauna Storey, Secretary; Missy Nicoladis, President. Missing from picture: Mr. Jim Davis, Mrs. Susan Houghtaling, Mr. Chick McGeehan, Miss Mary Fayeth Rossiter, Miss Debbie Schlichtmann, Mrs. Lisa Wilson, Advisors ,., ,

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Angele Andry John Andry

Jeff Armstrong Alice Atkinson Bonnie Baber Daniel Becnel Kathy Benbow

\ Melinda Benge Dorothy Blackwood George Bott Susan Bower John Burlingame

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Ona Carson Gordon Cashmore Nikki Casseri Brett Chiasson Denise Coe

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Keith Cox Ginny Davis George Diliberto Anne Dunlap Debbie Farmer

Sarah Ferguson Ann Fisher Robin Flettrich Remi Fransen Stephanie George

Jim Hamlin Michael Harold

Leanne Hennesey Jay Hutchens

Ashley Jackson Hans Jonassen

This sure beats Western Civ 1

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Karen Kuebel Baltzer LeJeune

Cara Macy Jon Martin

Re nee Matthews Douglas McCollam

Sarah Morris Missy Nicoladis

Well, he's 6'2" and has blond hair .. .

David Oelsner Sarah Owens Devan Pailet Rhea Plakotos Lana Prudhomme

Alma Quiroz Steven Rizzo David Robinson William Roohi Michelle Salingre

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Elizabeth Schwarze Susan Schakelford Shauna Storey Lauren Sullivan Dana Thayer

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Andrew Thigpen Thomas Voigt John Wallin David Weaver Kimberly Weller

\ Tracy White Paige Yeargain Melissa Young

Which one do we roll first?

Oh , I can 't believe it 1

Disco Duckies.

Sexy , huh?

You can 't drink that in 20 seconds 1

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Serrhel Adams Aimee Altscul

CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Top Row: Ms. Patti Nierman, Advisor; Mrs. Sue Edwards, Head Advisor. Bottom row: Lester Coe, President; Andre Berot, Secretary; Katherine LeJeune, VicePresident; Becky Contois, Treasurer; Stuart Gayle, Sgt. at Arms. Missing from picture: Mr. Milton Atebara, Ms. Karen Cochran, Mrs. June Everett, Mrs. Alma Ruth Ress, Mrs. Ouida Muller, Mrs. Carolyn Pearce, Mr. Ron Pen, Mrs. Kitty Rawson, Advi~ors.

Andre Bero!

Alexis Brown Calandra Bush Thea Casseri Lester Coe

Shannon Conatser Rebecca Contois Debra Crosby Robert Diliberto Edmund Dunn

Carolyn Eckert Jennifer Fleming Susan Frankland Stuart Gayle Pam Georges

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Shawn Armstrong Derek Barnes

David Graham Bruce Hafford Stefanie Harrison Richard Hawkins Jeanne Herrington

Michelle Hoffman Elizabeth Hofheinz Daniel Hughes Lynn Jackowski Hill Johnson

Paul Kirshbom Ivar Koek Julie Koppman Laura Lambert Benjamin Lazich

Katherine LeJeune Elizabeth Leveque Melissa Le wis Hans Luetkemeier David Mills

Anne Mitchell Paul Mitchell Stacey Moore

Tracey Moore Jennifer Morgan Faith Noullet

Does this mean I'm a star?

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I don't think that's so interesting.

Stephanie Pagliaro Peyton Pettit

Karl Peyronnin Marion Piner

Hey , Stuart, You should' ve worn red'

Charles Roddy Kevin Rourke Valerie Roussel Nicolle Sargent

Jay Shannon William Shiel!

Tyson Shofstahl David Snyder

( ) Anne Steinbaugh William Van Denburgh Carrie Williams David White You mean I'm stuck here'

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ls Typing class really that exciting?

Missy White Brandt Wood

Blake Woods Dean Yount

I'm not just another pretty fa ce'

But of course I have my paper .

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Boys And Girls State At Boy's and Girl's State outstanding high school Juniors throughout the state participate in a weeklong mock government and run for office in an imaginary state. This program provides an opportunity for practical knowledge and experience in government and politics. At St. Martin's the faculty nominates 8 to 10 students. This slate is presented to members of the Junior class which determines the final slate of delegates. The cost of this program is paid for by the Dad's Club and the Mother's Club of St. Martin's. The goal of this program is to develop character and integrity, to develop a sense of individual responsibility to the community, state and nation. The objective is to educate student leaders in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of active citizenship.

(Left to right) Martin Muller, Alternate ; Vicky Garcia , Alte rnate; Tracy Conatser, Delegate; Dayna Lago, Delegate; Greg Palmer, Alternate; Doug G eehan , De legate; Barry Cantin , Delegate. Missing from pictu re : Missy Be nbow, Alte rnate.

National Merit Semi-Finalists

Seven seniors from the Class of '81 achieved semi-finalist standing in the National Merit Scholarship Program.

Only 15,CXX) students throughout the United States are selected for this honor on the basis of the previous year's PSAT scores. Finalist standing is achieved by reporting satisfactory scores on the SAT, by commensurate grades, and by recommendation by the school.

National Merit Semi-Finalists: (Left to right) Laura Rizzo , Doug Gee han , Martin Muller , Sally Brammell, Scot'. White, Susan Strain and Ricardo Carvajal.

National Honor Society

Back Row: Susan Bower, Donna Hickham , Martin Muller, Keith Smith, Barry Cantin , Paul Pearce, Middle Row: Charlotte Woody, Chris Dorion, Evelyn Pelias, Tracy Conatser, Doug Geehan, Ford Graham, Front Row: Clayton Sanford, Jill DeMonte, Kathy Stinson, Dayna Lago, Allene Cashmore, Susan Strain, Mark Senne££, Missing from picture: Billy Harrison, Helen Hansen, Sally Brammell, Scott White, Jill Jacoves.

Miss Mary Fayeth Rossiter , Advisor The officers of the NHS for 1980 - 81 are Tracy Conatser, President: Doug Geehan, Vice- President: Scott While, Secretary: Dayno Lago.

Cum Laude

Clayton Sanford , Doug Geehan, Dayno Lago, Kathy Stinson, Helen Hansen, Chris Dorion , Tracy Conatser, Susan Strain.

Dr. Rex Mooney, Advisor

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Quiz Bow1 Team

Standing: Mrs. Ouida Muller, Coach; Mr. Mel Leavitt, Show Host; Jill DeMonte, First Alternate. Sitting: Chris Strickler, Barry Cantin, Captain; Hans Jonassen, and Scott Zander.

-----Mrs. Ouida Muller, Coach, and Andy Thigpen, Team Manager.

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John Wallin (left), Second Alternate, and David Snyder, Third Alternate.

Stage Band The Stage Band includes: Back Row: (left to right) Richard Hawkins, David White, Kevin Rourke, Parker Roy, Gibby Andry, Sean Duffy, Lester Coe, Stuart Gayle, Keith Cox, Bruce Hafford .

Front Row: D'Arcy Blackwood, Beth Wright , Dean Yount , Jay Shannon, David Mills, Melissa Lewis. Bottom: Andrew Acs , Music Director.

Chorus

(above) Mr. Ron Pen, Choral Director. (right) The members of the Chorus include: Ona Carson, Stephanie Pagliaro, Melissa Lewis, Debbie Farmer, Paul Pearce, Shelly Hoffman , Shannon Kinyon, Paul Kirshbom , Bill VanDenburgh.

The Student Council The Student Council (right) includes First Row (left to right): Cali Bush, Shannon Conatser, Missy Nicoladis, Becky Contois, Jennifer Morgan, Sally Brammell, Helen Hansen, Dayna Lago; Second Row: Gretchen Steinbaugh, JoAnn DeMartini, Charlotte Woody, Melissa Young, Donna Hickham, Beth Crosby, Hans Jonassen, Lester Coe, Jim Hamlin, Tracy Conatser, Devan Pailet, Martin Muller. Missing from picture: Ford Graham, Peggy Bernhard.

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The Officers: (below) include Tracy Conatser, President; Martin Muller, Vice-President; Sally Brammell, Treasurer; Helen Hansen, Secretary.

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Chapel Committee The Chapel Committee for St. Martin's Upper School joins with Father Otwell to plan and present chapel programs.

Members of the committee (right) include: (left to right) Fr. Otwell, Lynn Hoffman, Jim Dellinger, Elena Lange, Ragnhild Daasvand, Shannon Kinyon, Missing from picture: Roy Cairns, Laura G loven, and Nellie Quiroz.

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TOP: Standing: (left to right) Lauren Sullivan, Nellie Quiroz, Kim Pagliaro, Shannon Conatser, Nancy Jones, Ford Graham, Barry Cantin, Hans Jonassen, Douglas McCollam, Vicky Garcia, Libby Krementz, David Oelsner, Steve Rizzo, Gretchen Steinbaugh.

Sitting: Allene Cashmore, Martha Garcia, Betsy Gayle, Temple Beeson, Patti Reiss, Shannon Kinyon, Elena Lange, Beverly Cain, Photography Editor; Jill DeMonte, Susan Strain, Chauffeur; Charlotte Woody, Assistant Editor; Laura Rizzo, Editor. Missing from picture: Ginny Erwin, Feature Editor; Michael Weaver, Boys Sports Editor.

RIGHT Charlotte Woody, Assistant Editor; Laura Rizzo, Editor; Mrs. Ouida Muller, Adviser; Michael Weaver, Boys Sports Editor.

The Lyre-Literary Magazine

TOP Nellie Quiroz, Mrs. June Wells, and Shannon Kinyon.

LEFT Standing: (left to right) Liz Leveque, Kim Pagliaro, Stephanie Pagliaro. Kneeling: Nicole Sargent, Shelly Hoffman , Melissa Le wis, Mrs. June Wells, Advisor; Mary Klinger. Sitting: Elena Lange, Shannon Kinyon and Nellie Quiroz, Co-Editors. Missing from picture: Beth Wright

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The Staff

Top: (left to right) Ann Burlingame, Advertisements: Renee Matthews, Organizations; Helen Hansen, Seniors; Tracy Conatser, Girls' Sports; Beverly Cain, Favorites; Sally Brammell, Seniors; Beth Miles, Middle School; Ford Graham, Boys' Sports. Below: Vicky Garcia, Advertisements; Nellie Quiroz, Co-Editor, Seniors; Ricardo Carvajal, Boys' Sports; Martha Garcia, Upper School; Alma Quiroz, Faculty; Temple Beeson, Upper School; Bee Fullilove, Lower School; Allene Cashmore, Activities; and Beth Wright, Co-Editor.

Mrs. Carolyn Pearce, Advisor

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Beth Miles, Beth Wright , and Nellie Quiroz

The Helpers

Top: (Left to right) Michele Salingre, Dana Thayer, Shannon Kinyon, Libby Krementz, Karen O'Meallie. Below: Dena Prichard, Lauren Sullivan, Kim Pagliaro, Ann Fisher, Charlotte Woody , Betsy Gayle, Robin Baber. Missing from picture: Anita Koek, Keith Cox, Ginny Erwin, Susan Bower (Junior), and Johanna Clark.

Photographers

Top: Libby Krementz, Beverly Cain, William Feibleman, Ricardo Carvajal, Alan Hild, Drew Story, Beth Wright. Below: Ford Graham Steven Bossier, Kurt Appel, Chris Huber, Karen Kuebel, and Douglas McCollam .

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Miss Kare n Cochran , Adviser

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Libby Krementz , Captain

Sr. Lana Bernos

Jr_ Beth Crosby

Jr. Michelle Marks

Soph. Denise Coe

Soph. Kathy Benbow

Soph. Lana Prudhomme

Soph. Melissa Young

Sr. Jana Fleming: Alternate

Jr. Peggy Bernhard: Alternate

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J.V. CHEERLEADERS

J.V. Squad Bottom: Jeanne Herrington, Stacey More, Debra Crosby, Andre Bero!, Anne Steinbaugh; Top: Julie Koppman, Faith Noullet, Katherine LeJeune.

Miss Debbie Schlichtmann, Advisor.

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Despite the fact that our Varsity Football Team only dressed out 33 players, we "made something happen" and concluded the season as we began it - with a victory -and battled our way to an unexpected 5-5 season.

Although this year's team did not repeat last season's 8-2 record, I feel that this 1980 team progressed to a point far beyond most people's expectations. With most of the 1979 offensive line and defensive team lost to graduation 28 players the boys did an excellent job; especially considering the small number of players and the number of serious injuries. Coaching a group of athletes through a season like the one we experienced this year was a very rewarding time for me. I feel strongly that the integral factors that exemplified this year's team would be courage, spirit, and determination. I am delighted to say that the season ended with the players and the coaches proud of their success; and thus a sense of accomplishment was shared by all associated with the program.

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(50) B. Colomb C / DT

(75) G. Palmer T/ DE

(44) G. Doubleday WB/ LB

(68) S. Duffy T IDT

(30) G. Collins FB/ LB

The 1980 football team , in a rebuilding year , proved their worthiness, by ending with a respectable .500 season. Though dominated by juniors and sophomores, the team moved with leadership and pride, through 5 wins over Redeemer , Buras, St . C harles, Country Day, and St. Benard .

While the whole team played well, some members played well enough to be named to the All District Football Team .

They include: John Miller - 1st team; Willilam Trotter and Greg Palmer - 2nd team; Geoff C ollins , Gene Doubleday, Sean Duffy, and John Schmidt Honorable Mention.

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St. Bernard Country Day Ridgewood elle Chasse St. Charles Newman

John Curtis Buras River Oaks Redeemer

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(81 ) W. Manning TE/ CB

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(31) J. Miller WR/S

(17) C. Sanford WR/S

The Saints rush through the banner in a thriller against the Ridgewood Eagles.

(20) J. Schmidt WR/S

(84) S. Young TE/DE

(11) G . Andry QB/S

(43) B. Ary WR/CB

(26) S. Bossier TB/CB

(55) W. Coleman

Guy Farber (10) hands to Gene Doubleday (44) in a big win over First Assembly in the Jamboree.

(10) G. Farber QB/S

Geoff Collins (30) breaks a tackle

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(23) S. Farber TB/CB

(62) G. Fav~,oro T/LB

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(79) C . Huber T/ DT

(85) I Miley TE/ DE

Gibby Andry (11) Scrambled Against Ridgewood.

(65) P Pearce T/DT

(73) C . Pickens T/DT

(67) A. Rodriguez G / DE

(76) P Roy GIDE

(70) S Shackelford T/ DT

(54) S. Senne!! C / DT

(24) W. Trotter TB/ LB

(35) S. Wulff FB/ LB

Guy Farber (10) Calls the plays in the huddle .

(66) B. Becknell G / DT

G. Bott FB / LB

Gene Doubleday (44) Slips through a hole, against First Assembly.

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(12) G. Cashmore QB/S

(56) J Autchens C/DT

(74) G. Diliberto T/DT

1980 SAINTS

(5) R. Diliberto WR/CB

(21) D. Robinson WR/S

(64) E. Dunn T/DE

(78) D. Graham T /DT

(63) K. Rourke T/DT

Coach Rice helps Bretl Chiasson off the field , with an arm injury that sidelined him for the season. (right) The managers for the 1980 season were Ron Johnson, Andy Thigpen and John Wallin. (left) 140

(61) D. McCollam T/DT

(86) T. Shofstahl TE/DT

8 (8) W. Wood WB/CB

jv football Numbers and injuries we re the key factors concerning the JV program in 1980. The team was very small , and this was highlighted by injuries to key players.

The highspots of the season included a win over Ridgewood, and watching boys g ive 100% on the field.

The coaching staff b elieves that student participation will increase in the program, and that successful seasons will follow .

Coach Mc Millan

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George Bott (34) and a teammate halt a Ne wman junior varsity player for no gain (top left). Steven Bossier (26) pulls two Greenies over the goal line for the score (near left). A hoard of STM players led by Becke t Becne l (66) converge on a loose ball (near right).

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VOLLEYBALL

"I was extremely pleased with the team's performance this season. They made an impressive showing at the state tournament , and many of the girls were honored for their .;;,dividual performances when they were made a part of the All-State team . We 're losing many fine seniors this year, but the younger players are strong enough that I have great hopes for next year. I look forward to working with them ."

Linda Trevino: Coach

Mary Trufant: Manager

Statistician Jenny Howsan

Libby Krementz: Statistician

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Judy Ketchum

Kat Fullilove

Elizabeth Rue

Jo Ann DeMarlini

Donna Hickham

Kemela David

Nancy Mayer

Gretchen Steinbaugh

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J.V. VOLLEYBALL Kneeling : Jeanne Herrington , Angele Andry, Tracey Moore , Anne Steinbaugh. Second Row: Shawn Armstrong, Missy Nicoladis, Lex Brown, Susan Franklin , Standing: Cali Bush, Anne Mitchell , Robin Bankston , Ginny Davis. Last row: Peyton Pettit , Missy Piner, Missing : Shannon Conatser

Coach Sue Edwards: "This year's J.V. team has bee n ove rwhelmingly strong . They have an outstanding record , and three individuals travel with the varsity team as alternates. Many of them are so strong that I am su re they will be promoted lo the varsity team next year. "

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The 1980-1981 team includes (left to right), Coach John McMillan, Michael Stern, Michael Weaver, Jim Hamlin, John Miller, Geoff Collins, Steve Newsom , Alan Hild , Lewis Sams, Brett Chiasson, Mark Senneff, Guy Farber, John Burlingame, Stuart McDowell , and manager Clayton Stanford .

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Stuart McDowell

Geoff Collins

Steve Newsom

Steve Young

John Mille r

Lewis Sams

The Varsity & JV Basketball teams proved to be groups of high-spirited young men in their 1980-81 season. Though lacking in size and depth , they played with intensity and enthusiasm, that in many cases made up for the differences in size. Led by Coach McMillan the team learned to play with consistancy & determination. Even in heartbreaking losses, like the one against Ne wman , the teams never gave up and never quit fighting. Thus, in the rebuilding year that this was, STM can look back to a set of teams that proudly d id their best and for that they are winners.

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Allan Hild

Michael Weaver

Michael Stern

Mark Senneff

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Geoff Collins steals the ball and fast breaks for any easy two against Belle Chasse. Allan Hild hustles down the court for a possible rebound (far left).

Michael Stern makes a shot against Belle Chasse.

Allan Hild (left ), trapped , looks for help from his team mates.

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Standing: Coach Nierman, Anne Steinbaugh, Tracey Moore, Missy Piner, Peyton Petit, Jeanne Herrington, Ruth Aleman , Judy Ketchum. Kneeling: Mary Trufant, JoAnn DeMartini , Gretchen Steinbaugh. Sitting: Becky Contois, Kim Weller, Laurie Herron.

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Parker Roy (7) grabs a drink during halftime of the StM- Franklin game (above). Cullan Hemenway (5) seriously studies the situation on the field (left). The Saints were down by a point, but rallied to win it later (below).

The 1980-81 St. Martin 's Soccer Team was a resounding success. They were in a tight race for the District Championship when this was sent to print. This feat was made possible through hard, serious practices, which neither rain, wet fields , nor cold weather could stop. The team steadily improved and strengthened as the season wore on .

The pace for the season was set early on, when a quick win over Abramson came through. The Saints then lost to Newman and tied with Ben Franklin. However, a surprise turnaround came about late in the season. Marked by the tremendous upset of Newman, the team picked up momentum that is hoped to carry them to and through the playoffs.

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Ricardo shows his style (above). Scott throws in during the Franklin game (right). Ricardo catches the ball during a game against Country Day (far right).

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The 1981 Ultra Mega Super Awesome Soccer Team includes: First Row: David Weaver, Eddie Dunn, Lawrence Hoffman, Scott Farber, Ricardo Carvajal, Hans Jonassen. Second Row: Scott Zander, Nellie Quiroz, Manager; Chris Lang, Hans Luetkemeier, Patrick Sweeney, Fred Boelitz , Ivar Koek, Allison Lewis, Manager. Last Row: Greg Palmer, Serge deKrake r, Devin Graham, Chris Daley, Sean Duffy, Parker Roy, Coach Danny Wheal, Coach Pedro Perez, Jill DeMonte, Manager.

Coach Pedro Perez

St M and Ben Franklin go at it in a night game which eventually ended in a 1 to 1 tie (above). Later in the season when the Saints su rp rised Newman in an upset, they opened the possibility of a playoff spot. The happy smiles after the game are seen in the above left picture. A Franklin player tries to move the ball past David Weaver and Patrick Sweeney but to no avail (left).

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In only its second year of competition the STM girl's Cross Country team compiled one of the best records in the slate. They placed 3rd in the Metro meet, Isl in in District 12AA, and 5th in the State.

Next year's team, with all but one runner returning should have a shot al the slate championship.

The boy's Cross Country team, with three sophomore starters, showed continued improvement. They placed 5th in district. If we can acquire some depth, next year's team should move to second or third in the district.

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The boy's team included (lop, left to right), Chris Strickler, Don Aleman, David Weaver, Baltzer LeJeune, Marlin Muller, (bottom) Ricardo Carvajal, Cullan Hemenway (with the wings), and Michael Weaver (missing). Cullan Hemenway appears winded, in a practice that often included up lo 8 miles a day, over varied courses (above left). The heal and long practices did take their toll, as Don Aleman illustrates (near left). Don steps forward in another long practice, where the heat wasn't so bad (near right). Coach Marsalis directed both teams to successful seasons (above right). Through his coaching efforts 3 girls were named to the all district team; Jill Jacoves, Debra Crosby, and Beth Crosby. · 156

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Debra stretches before her race

Kay Campbell and Maria Matthews were the team managers (above). The race begins (right). Jill Jacoves moves up on an Episcopal High opponent (far right).

Kathy Stinson moves up on the outside (left). The team (top, left to riaht): Ruth Aleman, Kay Campbell, Kathy Stinson, Beth Crosby, Jill Jacoves, Jill DeMonte, Debra Crosby, Maria Matthews, and Mary Williams (missing). The team gathers around Coach Jim Marsalis.

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Standing: (left to right) Kathy Owens, Coach; Maria Matthews, Charlotte Woody, Sally Owens, Melanie Wallbillich, Jeanne Bernos, Anne Mitchell, Alexis Brown; Kneeling: Beth Wright, Allene Cashmore, Anne Dunlap, Paige Yeargain, Beverly Cain, Elizabeth Rue, Karen O'Meallie, Lana Bernos. Missing from picture: Shawn Armstrong, Lisette Breaux, Cali Bush, Debbie Farmer, Jana Fleming, Susan Franklin.

Lana Bernos shows the determination of the Girl's Soccer Team.

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Elizabeth Rue kicks a high one .

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A large crowd cheers the swimmers on.

The Varsity Swim Team lines up (below) for their pictures in and ou t of the pool. The dry version includes (Back Row) Jim Dellinger, John Bower , Doug Geehan, Scott White , and Tracy Conatser. (Front Row) Susan Bower, Carolyn Ec kert, Nikki Casseri, Sally Brammell, Tom Hubert, Thea Casseri, and Billy Roohi. Hiding behind Carolyn is Helen Hansen. In the wet version we see Laura Gloven (top left), Robert Vining (bottom left), and Kathy Stinson (next to Robert).

Missing from picture is Ford Graham, photographer.

Laura Gloven vents her feelings about practice .

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Kathy Stinson shows her finesse in b utte rfly.

Jim Dellinger gets a present from the te am.

(Above) Enga Lokey, Saints diver.

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Chris Dorion and Kemela David play mixed doubles.

Nancy Mayer takes action while her partner looks on .

The 1981 Girl's Varsity Tennis Team includes (left to right) Kemela David, Nancy Mayer, Faith Noullet, Donna Hickham, and Angele Andry. Missing from picture is Coach Sue Edwards.

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The 1981 Boy's Varsity Tennis Team includes (Top , le ft to right) David Oelsner, Gordon Cashmore, Guy Favaloro, Alan Kirshbom, Scott Ammon , and Douglas McCollam. (below) Michael Harold, Rafe Payne, Jeff Mindell, Chris Dorion, and Bill Colomb. Missing from picture is Coach Andrew Acs.

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gymnastics The gymnastics team has done an outstanding job this year preparing for meets and exhibitions. Mrs. Kerry Vogt, the coach, has done a tremendous job helping the team perform lo its fullest potential. This year's team includes (lop row) Mrs. Vogt, Coach; Jennifer Fleming, Jennifer Barone , Jennifer Morgan, Jana Fleming, Alma Quiroz. (bottom row) Melissa Young, Lana Prudhomme, Sarah Morris, Kathy Benbow, Jill DeMonte, Denise Coe.

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outdoor ed.

The trip to the Strong River included (lop left lo right) Leslie Ellis, Michael Harold, Melarne Wallbillich, Keith Smith, Jim Smith (Instructor), Rafe Payne, (Middle) Chris Crider (Instructor), Andy Thigpen, (Bottom left to right) Beth Miles, Ann Fisher, Leanne Hennessey, D'arcy Blackwood, ]on Bresler.

Leslie Ellis takes a break from paddling lo shoot a few frames.

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" What do ya ' mean the matc hes are wet??""

Mr. Landry , once again led the Outdoor Education class on a set o f highly successful trips and courses. Mr. Landry (belo w left), planned the trips, with the help of D'arc y Black wood (below).

Together with the work space Mrs. M c Kendrick d onated , and the enthusiasm of the students, the Outdoor Ed. p rogram progressed beautifully.

Eight separate trips w ere sponsored to locations like the Pearl River Basin ; The Tic kfaw , Strong, and Bogue Chitta Rivers; and snow trips to the Smokey and Rocky M oun tian ranges. Canoei ng , bac k -pac king , rock cli mbing , and kayaking courses were also taught during the yea r. A ll in all it was a great year for Outdoor Ed. , and with the continued su pport o f the students the courses' outlook is g ood.

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Mr. Peter Loring Waas (above), Middle School Head. Mrs. Jo Waas (right), Middle School Secretary.

Peter Waas heads our Middle School faculty. He is originally from Hamilton, New York, and was graduated from Springsfield College. He has a great sense of dedication and the thoughtful guidance which he gives to both students and teachers is very sound.

Peter Waas feels that the people - students faculty, and parents, are what makes St. Martin's a special place to be. "The faculty in the Middle School is like a family. They are a very close knit bunch of people who discuss problems and find answers. When a decision is reached, they stick together and support it," says Peter Waas. St. Martin's gives the individual the freedom to be creative, and he finds this very important. "Students at St. Martin's are bright and have an innate intelligence.

Educating is a challenging Job." When asked what he would always remember about St. Martin's, he said, "I will always remember how different things are from day to day . There is always a new need to be fulfilled, always a new problem to be solved. This is why I enjoy my job - I'm never bored."

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Mrs. Eileen Beckman English

Mrs. Jane Minor English

Mrs. Andree Herringtor English

Mrs. Carole Hodges English

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Mr. John Ellis Science

Mrs. Belle Johnson Science

Mr. Warren Lind Science Mrs. Lisa Wilson Social Studies

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Mr. Ben Miller Math

Mr. William Rosenbaum Social Studies

Mrs. Myrth Lee Math

Mrs. Betsy Kaston Social Studies

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Mrs. Elena Rodriquez Spanish

Miss Vicky Rucker French

Mrs. Adair Pedrick Art

New Kids On The Block

Mrs. Margaret Loup Librarian

This year, three new people have joined the Middle School faculty, bringing with them p lenty of enthusiasm and great ideas.

First, there is Adair Pedrick who teaches art. She was a student at St. Martin's for thirteen years and went on to graduate from the University of Southern Mississippi. She has a special love for our school and is happy to be back. Then, there is Karen Scott who teaches Spanish.

She is a native New Orleanian who graduated from Spring Hill University in Mobile, Alabama. She says people at St. Martin's are friendly and warm, and she finds teaching at St. Martin's a pleasant experience . Last, but not least, is John McMillan who not only teaches math, but also coaches. He graduated from Washington and Lee University in Virginia. During the 74-75 school year, he was a student teacher here at St. Martin 's.

He likes the congenial attitude and the relaxed atmosphere he has found here.

These three teachers are a great addition to an already excellent faculty and everyone is pleased to have them .

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8th grade Cathryn Abbott Heidi Banton

Susan Barone Christian Berge

David Bowes Susan Burkes Patrick Calhoun Peter Chin Cynthia Churchill

Stephanie Clifton Michelle Condray James Corcoran Russell Creel Jennifer Daley

Alicia Daniels Corinne de Kraker Scott DeMonte David Favaloro Katherine Feibleman

Elizabeth Fensin Kimberley Finklea Elizabeth Glass Martha Goldthwaite Shannon Goodrow

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Erik Huber Janet Jenkins Glenn Johnson Samuel Klinger Lilian Koek

Kenneth Lasky Kimberly Lawrence Ann LeJeune Russell Levy Frank Lombard

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The 8th graders at St. Martin's enjoy ... P.E .. . .

Dropping test tubes . . . their privileges ... homeroom . . . the end of classes . . . being the oldest in Middle School.

They will always remember ... science ... tests the work . . . small loose leaf rings . . . foo tball games

Sam's Art Collection

Chris Lozano Laura McMahon Bess Manning Andreas Manske Leah Miciotto

Harriette Miles Poe Miles Michelle Moore Simon Moore Page Morton

John O rmond David Paine Richard Pollard Paul Pratt Reid Raymond

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Todd Robinson Andra-Elena Rodriguez

James Rogers Jay St. Pierre Laura Sams Laura Schuler Lisa Senneff

Ashley Serice Marsha Smith Shelton Soniat Benjamin Sontheime r Jennifer Stephens

Kristin Sullivan Nancy Sumner Mark Talbot Amy Thigpen Robert Vining

Carol Watts Karen Wayman Mark Weaver Kristin Wedemeyer Ann Wooten

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7th grade~-, Lee Abbott Henry Adams

Allison Andry Edward Appel

Lore n Berot Eric Boling Clayton Breaud Robert Bridgewater Dominique Brown

Sacha Bush Kim Cannon Lisa Converse Robin Dauterive Davin Davirn

Brenna Denton Lisa Dublin Chip Ehlinger Carolyn Fisher Laura Gowdy

Kelley Graham Jorn Hansen Gretchen Harmon Kristin Henson Chistine Herman

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Why do 7th graders like St. Martin's? ... friends . . . nice teachers . . . interesting subjects . . . activities period . . . retreats ... never boring ... Friday night football games . . . pep rallies . . . holidays.

Kids in the 7th grade said they would always remember . . . linking verbs . . . the retreat to Wellswood ... Mrs. Lee's math class ... short stories ... Mrs. Johnson's lectures HOMEWORK.

Drew Herrington Jeffery Hodges Suzanne Howell Ann-Marie Ingolia Hilary Jackson

James Johnson Katrina Keller Terri Kogut!

Holly Kuebel Carl Laird

Traci Levi Stephanie Lorenzen Douglas Lynne Leanne McBurney Jade Mary

Bryce Miles Alissa Miller Julie Mills Ron Murlin Theodore Neff

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Sean O'Neill Diann Pelias

Robert Pettit William Rachal

.. . And now we work for Charlie."

John Reinhold Hans Ryden Allison Schwartz Danielle Shields Colby Spath

Richard Starr Blake Stevens Melissa Stinson Trip Trask Paul Vining

Colin Walker Peter Wanek William Wayman Kathryn Weekley Laura White

Mary Kathleen Williams Ryan Womack Brady Wood Scott Yount Todd Zoblotsky

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Brooke Andry Victoria Benbow

Marion Benson Hroar Berge

Elizabeth Boudreaux Melanie Branton Rosilynn Bryan Scott Burnette Allan Burkes

Clayton Charbonnet Donald Chin Margaret Christy Marcy Clinard Mark Contois

Kimberly Conway Sheridan Cooper Allison Cornelius Helen D' Antone Jennifer Davis

Todd DeMonte Michael Denkman Lisa DeSalvo Fredrick Devall Kristin Dorfi

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P.E ... lunch ... Math .. . girls ... boys . . .

Mrs. Kaston's birthday kisses ... being closer to the end of school They will always remember . . . their first day of Middle School . . . their retreat to Waveland . . . the noisy halls . . . being run over by the 7th and 8th graders Neil Dyhrokopp Brent Edwards Brandi Ermon John Falhoust Karl Findorff

Robert Foley John Gardner Rachel- Gateley Catherine Gaumer Mary Lee Gibbons

James Gibson Troy Gilbert William Gorman Jeffrey Green Stephany Griggers

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Karen Holmes Lindsey Jackson Barton Jahncke David Jones Michael Jordy

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Graham Justice Michele Karna Karen Kirshbom Dale Kiser Wake Lankard

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Candidates for the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders?

Thompson Lykes Elizabeth McCranie Megan Magee Max Merlin John Moore

George Morris Samantha Murphy Glenn Northcott Claton Page Stephanie Pecquet

Robert Peyton Sherrie Ploger Thomas Reagaen David Rice Kathleen Rock

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Shannon Ryan Rodger Schneidou

Amy Shaw Elisia Shofstahl Victoria Siegel Cameron Smith Matthew Sontheimer

Carol Steinman Kimberly Stiebing Clif Stautz Reid Sutton Kemper Taylerson

Daniel Valladares Lauren Vedros Jacques Villaume Jonathan Wachtel Nancy Wallin

Melissa Watson Gretchen Wiemann Margan Wilson Eric Witherspoon Leigh Yeargain

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Jersey #

Name Sean O'Neil 10 Robert Peyton 11 Peter Wanek 13 Kevin Roohi John Falgoust 20 22 Donald Chin 28 Robert Bridgewater Matthew Sontheimer 30 32 Lee Abbott Robert Pettit 33 Fredie Devall 40 Brady Wood 44 50 Jim Corcoran 55 John Gardner 60 Thomas Reagan 65 Jeff Green 66 Jon Hansen John Moore 70 Mike Jordy 75 Rodger Schneidau 77 00 Mark Contois Clayton Page 82 Neil Dyhrkopp 84 Davin Davini 88 Dave Rice, Blue Team Coach 7

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Jersey # Name 5 Barton Jahncke 7 Clif Stautz 10 Dale Kiser 11 Jon Wachtel 13 Scott Yount 20 Blake Stevens Bill Wayman 22 Billy Gorman 25 28 David Rice 30 David Jones 32 Colin Walker 33 Todd Zoblotsky 40 Troy Gilbert 44 Eddie Appel 50 Thompson Lykes 58 J.P. Villaume 62 John Reinhold 66 Beau Charbonnet 75 Reid Sutton 77 Brent Edwards 82 John Ryan Jeff Hodges 84 85 Ron Murlin 88 Colby Spath John McMillan, Larry Panna, Red Tearn Coaches.

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Volleyball A Team.

Allison Andry Heidi Banton Alicia Daniels Shannon Goodrow Cindy Hild Lilian Koek Janet Jenkins Stefanie Lorenzen Andra Rodriguez Mary Williams Kerry Vogt, Coach

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Susan Barone Vic kie Benbow Paige Burkes Sacha Bush Dit Cooper Boo Cristy Carolyn Fisher Rachal Gately Kelley Graham ' Megan Magee Shannon Ryan Allison Schwarts Elisia Shofstahl Victoria Siegal Katheryn Weekly Kerry Vogt, Coach

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Boys Basketball 8th Grade Jim Corcoran David Favaloro Sam Klinger David Paine Paul Pratt Reid Raymand Jim Rogers Shelton Soniat Jay St. Pierre Robert Vining David Rice, Coach

7th Grade Robert Bridgewater Drew Herrington Bryce Miles Sean O'Neil Robert Pettit Richard Starr Paul Vining Colin Walker Peter Wanek Scott Yount Carl Laird Jim Armstrong, Coach

6th Grade Clay Charbonnet Mark Contois Fred Devall Brent Edwards Billy Gorman Jeremy Head Barton Jahncke David Jones Thompson Lykes John Moore Rodger Schneiday Cliff Stautz Kevin Roohi Larry Panna, Coach

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Heidi Burton Beth Boudreaux Dit Cooper Alicia Daniels Mary Lee Gibbons Shannon Goodrow Cindy Hild Janet Jenkins Michelle Karno Lilian Koek Leanne McBurney Michelle Moore Page Morton Andra Rodriguez Kemper Taylerson Leigh Yeargain Chuck Melito, Coach Kerry Vogt, Coach

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Boys Soccer A Team Edwin Appel Peter Chin Scott DeMonte John Falgoust John Hansen G lenn Johnson Poe Miles Richard Pollard Bill Weyman Mark Weaver Thomas Reagan Robert Foley Ron Merlin Dan Guiollot Mathew Southiener Mark Talbot Stuart Head

BTeam Allen Burkes Scott Burnette Donald Chin Mike Denkman Ladd Ehlinger Karl Findorf James Gibson Jeff Green Chris Henderson Troy Hill Erik Huber Michael Yardy Andra Mason John Ormand Robert Peyton David Rice Morgan Wilson Kenneth Lashey Ted Neff Trip Trask John W aectel Mike Giffin Eric Boling Jimmy Johnson Hroar Berge Bill Spath 196

Girls Soccer A Team Allison Andry Dominique Brown Cindy Churchill Jenny Daley Corrine deKraker Brenna Denton Martha Goldthwaite Holly Kuebel Ann LeJeune Laura McMahon Megan Magee Bess Manning Jade Mary Leah Miciotto Amy Shaw Nancy Sumner Kristy Wedemeyer Kathryn Weekly

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Art Club

Bottom Row: Michelle Condray, Harriette Miles, Glen Johnson, Mrs. Adair Pedric (Advisor), Top Row: Ann Wooten, Bess Manning, Kenny Lasky, Reid Raymond, Poe Miles, Robert Manning, Chris Lozano, Peter Chin, Susan Burkes.

Chorus

Members of th e Middle School Chorus in alphabetical order by class: 8th- Cynthia Churchill, Michelle Condray, Rusty Creel, Frank Lombard, Bess Manning, Laura Schuler, Carol Watts, Karen Waymen, Kristin Wedemeyer. 7th- Sacha Bush, Lisa Dublin, Kelley Graham, Terri Kogutt, Tracey Levy, Leanne McBarney, Alissa Miller, Daniell Shields, Laura White.6th- Victoria Benbow, Melanie Branton, Donald C hin, Marcy Clinard, Kimberly Conway, Sheridan Cooper, Allison Cornelius, Helen D'Atone, Christian Dodi, Brandi Ermon, John Gardener, Rachel Gately, Catherine Gaumer, Stephany Griggers, Jeanine Grimes, Emily Haycock, Troy Hill, Michele Karna, Samantha Murphy, Stephanie Pecquet, Sherrie Ploger, Kathleen Rock, Shannon Ryan , Elisia Shofsthal, Cameron Smith, Kimberly Stiebing, Reid Sutton, Kemper Tayleson, Melissa Watson.

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Members of the Middle School band in alphabetical order: Marion Benson, Christian Berge, David Bowes, Clay Breau, Robert Bridgewater, Rosilyn Bryan, Beau Charbonnet, Elizabeth Fensin, Robert Foley, Mary Lee Gibbons, Laura Gowdy, Jeffery Green, Jeremy Head , Krissy Henson, Drew Herrington, Cindy Hild, Barton Jancke, Janet Jenkins, Poe Miles, Ted Neff, John Reinhold, Hans Ryden , Rodger Schneidaeu, Bill Wayman, Gretchen Wiemann, Ryan Womack, Scott Yount, Todd Zodlotsky.

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This year the Lower School would like to dedicate this section of the 1981 SHIELD to Mrs. Dot Stengel. She's done an outstanding job as the Lower School Secretary and is always there to answer your questions or be of some service when it is needed. If you're ever in the Lower School and need help, stop by Mrs. Stengel's office and her warm smile will make you feel at home.

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Lower School Faculty

Mrs. Marjorie Conatser, Lower School Head

Mrs. Susan Gaumer, Lower School Chaplain

Mrs. Janet Russo, Assistant Physical Education and Playground Supervisor

Mrs. Alice Bowman, Music

Mrs. Barbara Bush, Music

Mrs. Jane Guillory, PK Aide

Mrs. Candy Kirby, Art

Mrs. Gay Nel Jordy, Librarian

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Mrs. Sandra Ducote, PK Aide

Mrs. Claire Pfeffer, Kindergarten Aide

Mrs. Christine Howard, Science

Mrs. Pamela Burgess, Kindergarten Aide

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Ms. Bonnie Baine, Librarian

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Anna Lisa Appel Sean Barnes Billy Burk James Daigle Scott DeFoy

Perrin Ehlinger Jennifer Foster Chris Gant Elizabeth Goliwas Melanie Gordon

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Bobby Grinstead Pam Jenkins Paige Kuchler Cason Lane Leonie Lorenzen

George McMahon Stephen Mitchell Vince Paceria Jerry Paradis Melissa Quiroz

John Robinson Jeffrey Stolier Tyson Vaughan

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Mrs. Charlotte Dickson

Leslie Barnes Will D'Amato Suzanne Gueydan Chad Hargon Sean Keeney

Bart Kelly Louis Lambremont Kevin Levy Victor Levy Ted Lupberger

Sabrina Maze r Scott McKay Chris McMahon Kirk Moyer Cheri Nelson

Julie Nolan Kendra O'Connell Shannon Powers Fred erick Stevenson Jeanne Wanek

Jody Wilson Hunter Wood William Young

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Mrs. Susan Doss, Language Arts

Mrs. Kay Andry- Science

Chris Beckman Ann-Marie Berge Brian Berke Shawn Brennan Todd Cleary

Charles Corcoran Reid Dickson Melissa Eckert Chris Grace Remy Gross

Greg Hodges Brian Hughson Christy Hollis James Martin Chad Poche

Kirk Talbot Judith Thigpen Ben Tubb Kevin Williams Lacey Wood

Jean Wu

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Mrs. Helen Gregory

Is it really that interesting?

Seth Bagalman Nicole Baillie!

Lynn Beckman Jennifer Bingham Debra Gray Boyd

Nathan Bush Whitson Christy Jones Dieth Leslie Fens in Sam Gardsbane

Christy Gilbert Joe Le Blanc Jonathan Levy Colby Maher Kristina Matthews

Sarah McEachin Andrew Miles Courtenay Neff Ann Pollard Brett Reagan

Courtney Schulman Anette Svendsen Ian Williams

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Heather Adkins Tommy Anzelmo Lisa Arensman Etienne Balart Blair Boling

Ian Brown Tucker Crawford Theodore Fattel Ken Glass Lauren Gurvich

Stephen Huber Charlee Marshall Stacey McGeehan Sally Mohamed Garrell Morris

Robby Norion Lisa Pankowicz Heather Parker Rayna! Ruch Kimberly Sanders

Rob Walters Kevin Witherspoon Karen Wilkin

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Mr. Ed Rawson

Mrs. Gloria Siegel

Christy Ames Sal Caserta Jean Charbonnet Michael DePass Lew Derbes

Shannon Evans Sealy Faught Michael Godofsky Kelley Griggers Julie Henderson

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Elizabeth McElwee Sumi Mikami Suzan Mohamed Jeffrey Moore

ErLc Reitman Lea Sanders Vin Tangpricha Megan Urban Austin Willis

Nancy Wulff Kristin Yales Steele Yeargain

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Mrs. Debbie Scalia

Jason Casbarian Karl Cerullo Perri Curren Hanne Dahle Michael Fantaci

Amy Gillette Genneysa Godchaux Tracy Harris Elizabeth Hoskins John Kahn

Jack Lambremont Courtney Lane Barbi Loewenthal Geoffrey Morris Michele Parmalee

Paxton Stelly Stephanie Sumner Lee Thomas Scott Weber

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Mrs. Erin Cairns

Chicken affects different people in different ways.

Roby Arensman Elizabeth Chin Chad Cooper Julie D'Antoni David Elvin

Anne Falgoust Matt Fransen Vicki Hendrick Sue Jenkins David Lago

Laurence Lambert Susan McBurney Conrad Meyer Nicole Nelson Christian O'Neil

Ashley Rice Anders Ryden Emma Tubb Reynolds Wilson

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Dita Anderson Marianne Bankston Allison Chrestman Roger Cornelius Kristin Dascomb

Rusty DeFoy Matt Dugal Zachary Foley Matt Gaumer Noelle Houghes

Steven Kilinski Jeffery Klein Todd Kogut\ Molly Mcisaac Matt Mitchell

Kara Nelson Kristine O'Connell Robert Suggs Nancy Turner

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Mrs. Angela Womack

Mrs. Shirley Reinhardt

Kim Blumberg Scott Branting Sam Dunn Bryan Frentz Paul Gorman

Charles Haddad Michael Karna Ashley Koerner .

Melanie Nathansen Jennifer Nichols

Marc Powers Kenneth Sanders Al Schroeder Heather Smith Dan Tangpricha

Jennifer Villaume John Waits Mary lee Wayman Robyn Well er Meaghan Williams

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When did they start leaching Shakespeare in 2nd grade?

Mrs. Jeanne Shepherd

Christy Akman Erin Bussey Elizabeth Conway David Ehlinger Maggie Erwin

Bradley Gordon Colleen Grimes Jimmy Leonard Tuck Marshall Thomas McEachin

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Kenneth Miller Aimee Miranne Robert Nockton Andrew Pearce Todd Pittman

Ingrid Scheeler Becky Shaw Ryan Taylerson Gretchen Wadell Teddy Winstead

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Mrs. Jan Carter

Dawn Arkema Julie Bailliet Cavan Bordelon Aaron Condray Betsy Erwin

Rachel Faster Ben Goliwas Cate Graham Edmond Gueydan John-Ryan Hevron

Jonathan Hodges Katie Koch Annie Lankard Rob Marino Stephanie Rogers

Wyndy Shelton Scott Smith Mike Sooder Sarah Thornton Jill Vedros

Debbie Wilkin

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Mrs. Donna Lewis

Joe Adams Kristen Arkema Kyle Branting Eddie Chin Lee de la Houssaye

Martha Claire Griffin Sean Higgins Burk Hughes Amy Hughson Gibson Lott

Alexander Maher Ashley Meluis Kelly Norwood Robbie Rhoden Kyle Sclafani

Amy Schulingkamp Brett Simpson Ashley Smith Rachel Stolier Michael Sullivan

Stacey Vial Catherine W askes

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"Aren't I cute?"

Mrs. Brenda Kellogg

Erin Anzelmo Truitt Balart Peter Bonhagen C hris Casberian Je nnifer Costello

John Curren Maureen Evans Gretchen Godchaux Courtney Jones Eric Krieger

Peter Leach Mark LeBlanc Paolo Messina Hiro Mikami Melissa Murray

Ray Orrill Suzie Shaw C hris Shofstahl Meridith Stampley Art Tontiplaphol

Loye Willis Carter Wood

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All things bright a.nd beautiful.

Jennifer Ada.ms Mura.\ Akda.ma.r Bea.u Bethune John Blake David Bowman

Burt Clifton Tanya. Cerullo Ceci Cornelius Christian Daigle Richard Drouna.nt

Ka.tie Pa.le Faught Micky Hinge!

Pa.ul Hogan Mikki Houston Jennifer Ma.nn

Kelly McGeeha.n Campbell McKeogh Courtney Melchers Edward Pankey Rebecca. Ruch

Claiborne Schmidt Charles Turn er

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Reese Christopher Tossy Sanders Lisa Schultz Jennifer Schupp Sales Shelton

Steven Unverzagt Jennifer Wandell

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Mrs. Nell Bernos

Lise Anderson Kristen Anzelmo Samantha Brennan Allison Brewster Arthur Christy

John Cook Gray Crawford Douglas Foreman Michael Hanemann Thomas Hansbrough

Bradley Leeker!

Carter Marshall Jimmy Maxwell Dina Michael Genny Morris

Jonathan Schudmak Ryan Seidman Chris Sooder Alexis Stelly Breck Trerino

Kim Vedros Reid Walters Alex Zusman

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Aspiring young artists at work!

Mrs. Mary Margaret Fattel

Ricky Alford Elisa Arkema Gareth Beale Ryan Casey Petter Dahle

Kenneth Danton Stephen Frank Patrick Garvey Sean Grace Steven Griffith

Jennifer Hight Virginia Holt Melanie Kaye David Kirby Keith Kitahama

Jennifer Levy Mary Beth Marks Stuart Peyton Sarah Robinson Erin Salzer

Buffy Suggs Richard Thornton

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Mrs. Elizabeth Foley

A Thanksgiving Celebration

Christian Abernathy Julie Clark John Diasselliss

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Curts Eustis William Goins Jason Griffith

Amy Keeney Jorgelle Martinez Anouk Rognon

Collin Schuhmacher Amy Scott

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Mrs. Pam Rogers

Happy Birthday!

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Andrew Brewer Riley Busenlener Ross Cole Thaddeus Conti Kendall Dinon

Douglas Hoskins Suzanne Miller

Mitch Porcello Lindsay Romano

Brent Scalia Elizabeth Wanek

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Chapel In The Lower School

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St. Martin's Day In Lower School

Lower School students waited eagarly for Upper Sc hool "buddies" to bring them a box lunch on St. Martin's Day. The e ntire school gathered on the football field for fried chicken and fun . Potato-on-a-spoon , Over and Under , and dressing relays are just a few of the games that students e njoyed.

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Indian And Pilgrim's Day

On the Tuesday before Thanksgiving vacation first graders commemorate the holiday season through Pilgrim's Day. On Pilgrim's Day students engage in activities that were a part of the daily routine of the early American settlers. Students make candles and churn butter. They weave pine needle mattresses and construct corn husk dolls .

Kindergarten and PreKindergarten students join into the festivities with a Thanksgiving Feast which they prepare. To show "Their Thanks" these students invite the faculty, the transportation and cafeteria staffs, and the adminstrative staff to be their guests at a Thanksgiving Feast. Mrs. Scalia's third graders (right) celebrate Indian Day.

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(Top left)- First graders in Mrs. Carter's class celebrate the Feast of Thanksgiving.

(Top right) First grade girls exhibit the head dresses and candles that they made on Pilgrim's Day.

The Christmas Program

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Congratulations To The Class Of '81 From:

THE ST. MARTIN'S DAD'S CLUB PROJECTS: National Honor Society Banquet Girl's State Boy's State St. Martin's Day At The Races American Field Service Program Picnic Tables And Water Cooler For Lower School Trophey Case For Upper School Bulletin Board For Middle School Spring Athletic Banquet

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"In so far as winning track meets, the 1981 group did not fare so well. There we re, howe ver, some good efforts put forth during the season, and good expe rience was gained for the futu re of Track al St. Martin's."

"By far the outstanding effort of the season was by John Schmidt in the High Hurdles and 200 meter dash. John broke the school record with a terrific time of 14.1 seconds in the district meet. The n, participating in the State meet at LSU, he won the event, and tied the record of 14.2 seconds."

Coach Porte r

"Congratulations to all and good luck to Coac h Dave Rice in the futu re years."

Coach Tony Porter

CHAMPION HURDLER John Schmidt Top Left

State Champ John Schmidt (top left) broke slate records in the high hurdles doing 120 yards in 14.1 seconds. St. Martin's will always be proud of John Schmidt and his great accomplishment .

Brant Wood and De bra Crosby.

(TOP LEFT) Marsha Smith at the starting line. (TOP RIGHT) Leanne M cBurney running neck and neck wit h two opponents. (FAR LEFT) Beth Crosby receives her blue ribbon . (LEFT) Jill ]acoves far ahead of the crowd.

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(STANDING) Jeanne Herrington, Terri Occhipinti, Kim Pagliaro, Andra -Elena Rodriguez, ]ill ]acoves, Libby Krementz, Laurie Herron, Anne Steinbaugh, Allene Cashmore, (SEATED) Debra Crosby, Ruth Aleman, Chns M cE wen, Beth Crosby, Laurie Lambert, Kathy Stinson, M elissa Young .

Coaches Jim Davis and Patt i Nierman.

The year of 1981 proved to be a good one for the St. Marlin's Baseball teams. Depending on aggressive base running, good hilling, and a "big play" defense, each of the Saints squads turned in very competitive records. The Varsity team turned in a 9-13 season record highlighted by winning the Country Day Invitational Tournament with a big win over perennial Alabama powerhouse St. Paul's Episcopal in Mobile.

BASEBALL

"In 1981, the St. Martin 's baseball program continued lo gain strength as the teams turned in excellent season records ."

Coach Jim Armstrong

The 1981 Upper School baseball team included (BOTTOM ROW), Scott Farber, Jeff Armstrong , Guy Farber, Steve Bossier, Brian Ary , (MIDDLE ROW), Sean Duffy, Cecil Pickens, Gibby Andry , Brett Chaisson, Lewis Sams, (TOP ROW), Coach Ed Rawson , William Trotter, John Roberts, Daniel Becnel, and Coach Jim Armstrong.

The 1981 Middle School baseball team included (BOTTO M ROW) Robert Foley, Dale Kiser , Troy Gilbert, Clayton Page, Reid Sutton, (MIDDLE ROW), Mike Giffen, Brent Edwards, Troy Hill , Jim Corcoran, (TOP ROW), Coach Dan Wheat, Ric hard Starr, Jim Johnson, Trip Trask, Teddy Neff , and John Moore.

SOFTBALL

When asked about the 1981 Softball team, Coach Linda Trevino replied, "We all had a great time."

The 1981 a softball team included (BOTTOM ROW), loAnn DeMarlini, Becky Contois, Kim Weller, Missy Nicoladis, Mary Trufant, Tracey Moore, (MIDDLE ROW), Lana Bernos, Elizabeth

Rue, Kat Fullilove, Angela Gerrets, Peyton Pett it, (TOP ROW), Libby Kremen tz, Renee Matthewes, Coach Linda Trevino, Dana Thayer, Lauren Sullivan, and Missy Piner.

HEAVENLY DAYS

·--(ABOVE) Dr. Thornton prepares for a swim . (BELOW ) George Diliberto works on the car.

Kermit and Miss Piggy visit St. Martin's.

(ABOVE) Mr. Pen practices for Don't Sign the Deed, There's a S tranger at the Door. (BELOW ) Mr. Rawson and Mrs. Russo pose for portrait.

Crowds of people gathered at St. Martin's on the weekend of May 1-2 to enjoy another smashingly successful Heavenly Days. The '81 festival carried the theme of a C ountry Western Extravaganza, and consisted of both Lower and Upper School area carnivals as well as a general area of bazaars and boutiques. In the Lower School quadrangle, youngsters enjoyed booths and games especially set up for their age. There was a space walk and a paper airplane throwing contest.

SPORTS BANQUET

Ste ve Newsom, Most Valuable Basketball Player

Athletic Director McGeehan

Thea Cassari, Most Valuable Swimmer

Jill ]acoves, Most Valuable Cross Country Runner

Doug Geehan, Most Improved Swimmer

AWARDS DAY

Doug Geehan receiving the Micheal John Mosley Memorial Award.

Mr. Foley gives the English Award to Cali Bush.

(ABOVE) Andre w Thigpen receivmg the cabbage head award for Ion Martin. (BELOW) Hans Jonassen and Baltzer Le]eune receive the Gustaf R. Westfe ldt Award.

(ABOVE) Barry Cantin accepts the Spirit of St. Martin's Award.

(BELOW) Mr. Labaree prepares for the event.

GRADUATION '81

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SENIOR CREDITS BENBOW , ELIZABETH · Cheerleader I, Student Council I; Spirit Comm ittee I; Studen t Lounge Committee I; Art I; Swimming 2; Service Committee 3; B.R .E.W. Crew 3; Drama 3,4.

C ASHMORE, ALLENE - Pep Squad I, Drama 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; A rt 1,2,4; Film C lub 1,2; Volleyball I, Soccer 1,2,3,4; Halo 3; Ring Day Committee 3; National Honor Society 3,4 .

GERRETS, ANGELA Apostolic Representative I; Softball 2,3,4; Art Exhibi t 3; Red Cross Life Saving Association 2,3; Teacher (Swimming) 3; Tutoring 3; Art Function 3.

BERNOS , LANA Badminton I, Swim ming 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3,4, M ost Improved Player Award 2; Volleyball 2,3; Softball 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Homecoming Court 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Ring Day Chairman 3; H omecoming Commi ttee 3,4; W hose Who Among American High School Students 3,4.

CLAR K , JOHANNA - Stitchery Club I; Art I ,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; Drama 4 .

GLOVEN, LAURA · Student Council I; Ski Club I; Basketball I; Volleyball I; Track & Field 1,2,3,4; Art Club I ; Outdoor Club I; Swimming 1,2,3,4; G ymnastics 2.

BOELITZ, FREDERICK - Cross Country 3; Soccer 3,4; Halo Staff 4.

BR AMM ELL, SALLY - Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Swim ming 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Beautification Committee 2; Heavenly Days 2; Ecology Club 2; Snack Bar Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3; H omecoming 3; National Honor Society 3,4; OE. Haring Awa rd 3; Student Advisory Committee 4; National M en t Semi Finals 4; Shield 4.

BREAUX, LISETTE - Art 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1; Track l, Soccer 3.4.

BRESLER. JONATHA N door Ed. Program 3,4.

COLLINS, GEOFFREY - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Sargeant at Arms 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Senior/ Freshman Program 4.

COLOM B, WI LLIA M - Football 1,2,4; W restling 1,2,3,4; Tennis 4.

CONATSER, TRA CY - Class President 1,2,3; Halo 1,2; Student Council 1,2, Secretary 3, Presiden t 4; Outstanding Swimmer Award 2; Shield 3,4; President National Honor Society 4; C um Laude 4; Cross Country 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4.

DELLINGER , JAM ES

Swimming 2,3,4;

CAIN, BEVERLY - Soccer 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Track 2,3; Cross Country 3; H H omecoming Committee 3,4; Ring Day Chairman 3; Photo Ed itor 4; H omecoming Court 4.

CAIR NS, ROY - Cross Coun try 2,3; Football 2,3; W estling 2; Track 2,3; Disciplin ary Committee 2; Chapel Planning Committee 4; R. P Concert (P R.) 4.

CANTI N , BARRY Astronomy Club I; Soccer 1,2,3; Film Club 2; Spanish II Award 2; Quiz Bowl Team 3,4; Spanish III Award 3; John F. A sker Award 3; Literary Rally (Spanish III: District 2nd, State 3rd) 3; Library / Bookstore A ide 4; Senior -

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DORION, CHRISTOPHER National Honor Society 3.4; Tennis 3,4; Cum Laude 3; Senior/ Freshman Program 4 .

DOUBLEDAY , EUGENE Football 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Track 3,4; Senior Steering Commi ttee 4 .

DUFFY, SEAN - Football 1,2,3,4; Track I; Baseball 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4.

FLEMING, JANA· Cheerleader I .4; Tennis Team 1,2; Swim Team (Driving) I ; Soccer 2,3,4 ; Track 2; Prom Committee 3; Ring Day Commi ttee 3; Gymnastics 3.4.

FULLILOVE, KATHLEEN - J.V Volleyball 1,2; Varsity Volleyball 3,4; Badmi tton I· Basketball 2; Softball 2,3,4; Soccer 3; Prom Committee 3.

G ARC IA , VICTORIA - A colyte I; Track I; A rt 1; Stichery Club I; Homecoming Committee 2; Painting 2; H onor Roll 2,3,4; Junior/Senior Prom Commi ttee 3; Ring Da y Committee 3; Cross Country 3; Track 3; B.RE.W . Crew 3; Halo 4; Shield 4; Homecoming Commit tee 4; Sen ior /Freshman Program 4; Interim Commit tee 4; Soccer Manager 4; Blue Key 4.

/ Freshman program 4.

CARVAJA L, RICARDO · Soccer 1,2,3,4; Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4; Halo 2 ,4; Cross Country 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Lyre 4; Sh ield 4; Sw imming 4; Track 4.

GREENWELL, JEFFRY Homecoming Committee I; Soccer 1,2,3; Cross Country 3; Service Committee 3.

Washington Slept Here 2; Grease (Crew)

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BURLINGAME , ANN - Stichery Club I· A lgebra Award 1; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Boys Soccer Manager 2,3; Prom Chairman 3; Shield Ads Editor 3,4; Homecoming Com mittee 3,4; Halo Reporter 4; Pre- Kindergarden A ide 4.

GRAHM, FORD Shield 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3.4, Captain 3,4; Halo 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2; Video Club 2; Production Crew (Theatre) 2,3; Greens Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Ring Day Committee 3; Student Lounge Committee Chairman 4; Senior/ Freshman Program 4; Production C rew (R.P Concert) 4; Grease4; Stu dent Council 4; Nationa l Honor Society 4; Debate C lub 4.

GEEHAN, DOUGLAS · Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Poll 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Chemistry Award 2; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Jefferson Book Award 4.

HANSEN, HELEN - Track I; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll I ,2,3; Studen t Council 2,3,4; Beautihcation Committee 2; Ecology Club 2; Snack Bar 2; Prom Comm it tee 3; Homecoming Committee 3; Cum Laude 3,4; National H onor Society 3,4; O .E. Haring Memorial Award 3; Shield 4.

HEMENWAY , CULLAN - Soccer 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer I, Outdoor Ed. I; Track 2,3.4; Cross Country 3,4.

HENNESSEY , PATRICK - Football 1,2,3; Soccer 2,3,4; Art I; Honor Roll 2,4; Track 2,3.

HICKMAN, LYNN - Soccer 1,2,3; Art 1,2,3,4.

H!ENZ , ROBERT - Basketball 3,4; Football 4.

HOFFMAN, LYNN Art 1,2; Acolyte 1,3,4; H omecoming Decorations 2; Soccer 2; Choir 2; Prom Committee 3; Chapel Planning Com mittee 4; Honor Roll 4.

HOWSON, JENN IFER - Varsi ty Volleyball Manager.

JOHNSON, RONALD - JV Football Man ager 2; Art 2; Swimming 2; Varsity Football M anager 3,4; Greens Committee 3.

KETCHUM, JUDY - Volleyball 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 3.

KINYON , SHANNON

Volleyball 1,2,3;

Trac k 1,2,3,4; Lyre 1,2,3,4; C ho rus l ,2 ,3,4; Crew W ork in Plays 1,2; Pep Squad l; H omecoming Decorations 4; Halo 4; Shield 4; C ommunity Awareness C ommittee 4; Panel for Interim 4; Chapel Planning C ommittee 4.

KLI NGER, MARY · Pep Squad 1, Mame l; Lyre 1,2,3,4; Film Club l; Basketball 2; Softball 2,3,4; Marching Band 2; Play 2; Ring Day C ommittee 3; No Name Newsletter 4; Halo 4; RP. Concert 4.

KREMENTZ, ELIZABETH . Cheerleader l ,2,3,4; Volleyball l ,2,3,4; Drivers Ed l; Trac k 1,2,3,4; Badminton I; Swimming l; Soccer 1,2 ,3,4; Homecoming C ommittee 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Prom Chairman 3; Ring Day C ommittee 3; Homecoming C ourt 4; M ost Popular Girl 4.

LAGO, DAYNA Pep Squad l; Track 1,2,3; Soccer Team 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Decorations 2,3; Cross C ountry 2,3; Geometry Award 2; Student Counc il 3,4; Ring Day Committee 3; Prom Decorations 3; Shield 3; Cum Laude 3,4; National Honor Society 3 ,4; Disciplinary Committee 3,4; Vice-President of Senior Class 4; Co-Chairman of Homecoming 4.

LANGE, ELENA · Lyre 1,2,4; Pep Squad l; Track 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,4; C ross Country 2; Soccer 2; Halo 4; Chapel Planning Committee 4; Freshman / Senior Program 4.

LEE, CAROL• Greens 3; Prom 3; Tennis 3; Drama 3,4.

LOKEY , ENGA . Tennis 1, Lyre 1,2,3,4; AFS 1, Mam e I; Art l; lvy League Diving l; Varsity Diving l ,2; Play (Asst. Director) 2; Volleyball 2; Halo 2,3; Art 2; Snack Bar 2; Basketball 2,3; Softball 2,3; Outd oor Ed 3; Prom Chairman 3 .

Tennis MA C KENZIE , C ATHERINE 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Badminton 3; Basketball 3; Prom 3; B.R .E.W. C rew 3; Freshman / Senior Program 4; Publications 4.

MAN ING , WILLIAM - Seargant at Arms l; Track 1,2; Basketball 1, Football 2,4; G oll Golf 2,3; Vi ce President 3; Baseball 3,4 Greens Committee 3 .

M c DOWELL , STUART 1,2,3 4; Treasurer 1,2,3,4.

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McEWEN, CHR ISTI NA Student Lounge C ommi ttee l; Snac k Bar 1,2; Acolyte l , Track 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2; Halo 3; Lyre 1,2,3,4; Play 2; Prom Co-Chairman 3; Service C ommittee 3; Advisory Committee 3 ,4; Publications 4; Homecoming Cheer -

leader 4; Best Short Story (Lyre} 4; Distric t Track Champ 4.

M cNAIR , MELINDA . Ivy League Swimming l; Pep Squad I , Acholyte l ; Trac k 1,2,3; Play 2; Homeco ming Decorations 2; Soccer 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Halo 4.

M ILLER, JOH N - Tenni s 1,4; JV Basketball 1,2; JV. Football 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Football 3 ,4.

MINDELi. JEFF. Foot all 1,2,3; Soccer l; Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3; Tennis 4; R. P C oncert 4.

RUE , ELIZABETH · C hee rleader 1, Stu dent Coun cil l, V P of Class I, Voll eybal l 1,2,3 ,4; Bad minton 1,2; Freshman Dance C ommittee l , Soccer 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4 ; LASC 2; Prom Committee 3.

SAMS , LEWI S - Basketball 1,2,3 ,4; Prom Committ ee 3; Baseball 4; Honor Roll 4.

SANFO RD, C LAYTON · Nal!onal Hono r Society 3,4; C um Lau de 3; Football 4.

SCHMIDT , JO HN 1.2,3,4; Mam e l

Football 1,2,3,4; Track

MITCHELL , ROBERT . J. V. Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2; G reens Committee 3.

SMITH , KEITH . Football 2; O utdoor Ed 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Ca mpus C lean-U p C o mmittee 4; Literary Rally 4; National Honor Society 4.

Drama 1,2; MONTERO, SUZANN E Shield l ,2 ,3,4; Homecoming Commi tt ee l ,2,3 ,4; Halo2,3,4; Basketball 2; Marching Band 2; Theatre Award 2; C ross C ountry 3; Soccer 3; Prom 3; Advisory C ommittee 3,4

SMITH , MARGARET Acolyt e l , Track 1,2; Swimming 1,2,3; George Wash1119/on Sle pt Here 2; C horu s 2; Soccer 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Ring Da y Committee 4.

M ULLER , MARTIN · Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track l ; Honor Roll l; Stu dent Council 1,2,3,4 ; reens Committ ee 3 State C hamp in Wrestl ing 3,4; Stud ent Lounge Committee 3; B.R.E.W C rew 3; Cross Coun try 4; Student Council V .P. 4; Service Committ ee C hairman 4; Seni or C lass Pres . 4.

STINSON , KATHERINE - JV Field Hoc key l; Varsity Tra ck 1,4; Varsity Swimmmg 1,2,3 ,4 ; Science Fai r 2; Li terary Rall y 2; Literary Fair 2; National Honor Society 2,3; Swimming Manager 3; O utstanding Engli sh Stu dent 3; O utstand ing History Student 3; C um Laude 3,4; Cross Country 4; Sernor / Freshman Committee 4; Tutor ing 4.

NEWSOM , STEPHE Soccer 1,2,3; Honor Roll l; C ross Country 3; Basketball 4; Trac k 4; O'MEALLIE, KAREN · Art 1,3,4; Soccer 2,3 ,4; Homecoming Decorati ons 2,3; Painting 2; Prom 3; Shie ld 4; Freshman/ Senior Program 4 _ PALMER , GREGORY Tenrns 1,2,3 ,4; Cross Country 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Grease 4.

PALAEZ, PA UL. Aquarium Club l, Soccer 2; Computers 3.

PELIAS, EVELYN . Swimmmg l , C horus 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3,4; R.P. Concert 2; Ring Day Comirnttee 3; Nal!onal Honor Society 3,4; Jazz Class Commit tee 3; Freshman / Seni or Program 4; G rease 4 QUIROZ, NELLIE . Sl!chery 1, Instrumen tal Music 1,2; Shie ld 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Lyre 2,3 ,4; Gusta! R. Westfeldt Jr Award 2; Chorus 3; Soccer 3; Service C ommi ttee 3; Who 's W ho in Music 3.

STRAIN , SUSAN C raft s l ; Spanish ll Award 2; English II Award 2; Film Cl ub 2; Ring Day Committee 3; G reens 3; Quiz Bowl 3; D AR Hist Award 3; C um La ude 3 ,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Nailonal Ment 4.

STRI C KLER , C HRISTO PHER . Not Avail able.

SWEENEY , PATRI C K · Not Available.

TRUFAN T, MARY - Basketba ll 3 ,4; Volleyball 3 ,4; Softball 3,4.

WALLBl LLI C H , MELAN IE · Cross Coui 1try 3; Tenni s 3 ,4; Soccer 4.

WHITE , SCOTT al!onal Hono r Society 4; Nal!onal Merit 4.

W ILLIAM S, KELLEY · Not Available.

WRIGHT , ELIZABETH · Sllt chery l; Band 1,2,3,4; S h1e>ld 2,3,4; Green Committ ee 3; Soccer 3 ,4; Stage Band 4; Lyre 4.

YOUN G, STEPHEN Footbal l 1,4; Track I

Basketball 1,3 ,4;

RIZZO , LAURA · Art I ; Film Club I ; Lyre 2; Drama 2; Halo 3,4; B.R.E.W. C rew 3; Greens 3; National M ent 4.

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