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Over the years spent at St. Martin's, each class seems to develop a personality all its own. This personality can be called an "attitude" and ranges from the tenacious "saints in training" to our "unforgettable seniors." We have made several changes throughout the Shield and we hope that you enjoy and treasure this issue of the Shield.

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The class of 1992 dedicates the Shield to Larry Panna.

Always willing to tell you hello with an encouraging smile, Larry Panna has always been very supportive of our class in the halls as well as in the gym. The class of 1992 recognizes and appreciates the time and effort that Larry Panna has so graciously given to our class through the years.

Top Right: Larry Panna displays his award. Right: Larry Panna is pictured with the 1985 Middle School basketball team.

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Over the school year we have seen the violent pictures of the L.A. riots to the mug shots of Pee Wee Herman. The violence, riots, trials, sports, and much more made the 91-92 school year.

Pee Wee Herman was locked up for indecent exposure in an X-rated movie theater. James Brown was recently released from jail after serving time for tax evasion.

There was much rioting over the verdict of the Rodney King trial. The video tape of the beating generated hatred and anger. The main aspect that caused those feelings to become action was the not guilty verdict of the trial.

In sports Magic Johnson revealed to the world that he had A.I.D .S. and announced his retirement. Michael Jordan had another great year leading the Bulls to win the championship over the Trailblazers.

To TV came live coverage of the Senate' s Investigation of Anita Hill's allegations against Clarence Thomas. Thomas was confirmed as a Supreme Court Justice. Also, William Kennedy Smith and Mike Tyson were on trial for rape. Smith was not convicted, but Mike Tyson received a sentence of 5-6 years.

Top Right: William Kennedy Smith is found not guilty of rape. Above: Riots broke out in Los Angeles . Right: Clarence Thomas became a Supreme Court judge.

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Top Left: Paul Reubens was arrested. Top Right: David Duke unsuccessfully ran for Governor. Bottom Left: Magic Johnson publicly announced he had contracted the HIV virus. Bottom Right: The video tape of Rodney King being beaten made headlines.

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During spring, summer, and fall Juniors and Seniors participate in the St. Martin's Life Skills Programs. The course is designed to help students deal with the challenges and decisions in high school and to assist them in making the transition from high school to college. Concurrent with attending Life Skills classes, students complete 50 hours of community service. Each student must investigate and contract with an agency that will allow them to contribute time and talent by working ' directly with people in need .

Top Ri ght: Aimee Miranne volunteers at th e YWCA Child Care Center. Top Left : Eddi e Chin volunteers at the Grace Child Care Center. Right: Jennifer Mintz and Nick Hinge! change a tire while Ruffy Suggs watches.

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Top Left : Suzie Shaw tutors children at Bridgedale Elementary School.

Top Right: Ruffy Suggs and Kelly McGeehan learn to cook during class.

Middle Left: Robbie Rhoden volunteers at the Grace Child Care Center. Left: Scott Schuber plays basketball with the children from Bridgedale Elementary School.

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Instead of performing one play, John Pardee produced a series of one act plays, named the Apollo of Bellac, and the Impromptu. The cast included seniors: Jennifer Adams, Rachel Epstein, Nicole Houston, Anne Ogden, Christopher Tidmore, and Edward Pankey; and sophomore Melissa Smith. The Freshmen were Bradley Glaser, Brian Kendrick, and Brendan Mclean. The producer and director, John Pardee, is a new member of the English department. He has participated in the di rection of many high school productions, and has performed the lead role in a major play. The evening of One Act Plays was truly a success.

The Middle School did two casts of a traditional Christmas play, A Christmas Carol. It was performed right before Christmas, which sparked enthusiasm in everyone. The play gave many middle schoolers a chance to show their acting talents. The last Upper School production, "Tribute to the Tony's," was the final presentation by the new director, Mr. Pardee. It was spectacular and we look forward to seeing more productions by Mr. Pardee.

Top Right: Brad Glaser and Jennifer Adams practice their scene from "A Night of One Acts." Above: Rachel Epstein and Ed Pankey put on an outstanding performance in a scene from "A Night of One Acts."

Right: Nikki Houston and Chris Tidmore practice their scene from "A Night of One Acts ."

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Top Left: Li sa Scott shows us her amazing singing abilities in "A Tribute to th e Tony's." Top Ri ght: Gretch en Godchaux definitely gets her audience' s attention w hile singing her solo.

Left: What an attractive tri o: Holly Mills, Amy Coleman, and Jennifer Adams.

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Before the school year starts and classes begin, there are the high school and middle school retreats. These retreats are special for many different reasons. Students are given the chance to be welcomed as a class, and to become reacquainted with friends.

The new students are given the chance to be welcomed and have the chance to meet new teachers, and get to know friends. The advisory groups become acquainted and prepare for the school year. The teachers in middle school plan games to encourage team spirit and cooperativeness. After dark, there are movies to watch while eating snacks. In the morning, there is a chapel service, then students pack up for the long ride home.

The high school has many additions to this schedule. The seniors welcome the freshmen into the high school on the SeniorFreshman retreat by joining in meals and team games. The seniors pair off with the freshmen and remain a type of big brother or sister throughout the year. During all the upper school retreats class decisions are made. The homecoming theme and class homecoming nominations are chosen, and students also join class clubs.

Retreats are wonderful, fun experiences which promote friendship and school spirit among students.

Top Right: Mario Caserta and Brett Simpson participate in the games.

Above and Right: Some seventh graders are dressed up for the traditional night.

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Top Left: Seniors Robby Rhoden, Eddi e Chin, Michae l Sullivan, John Blake, and Ni ck Hingel hang loose. Middl e Le ft: Bradley Glaser, Mark Wolf, and Brian Ke ndri c k talk while on th e Freshma n retreat.

Above: Stacey Vial, Lisa Scott, and Ke lly McGee han are takin g a break on the ir retreat.

Bottom Left: Fres hm an Claude Eyamba, Stephanie Jones, Meredith Volk, Joanne Close, Stephanie Martin, Shawn Manning, Christina Thorneycroft, Elizabeth Ma ure r, and Liev Thames wait to go ho me fr om their retreat.

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Homecoming Week bega n o n September thirty for the entire St. Martin's com munity. In the Lower School the third, fourth and fifth grade classes practiced their c hee rs and made T-shirts fo r the Lower School pep-rally. Meanwhile the Middle Schoo l deco rated their halls a nd had a Spirit Day on Frid ay, when they wo re their St. Martin's T-shirts and jeans. On Saturday morning they played their Homeco ming game aga inst Co untry Day. In the Upper School the classes co mpeted against eac h other for the most spectacular hall deco rati ons. On Monday, the Freshm an threw a Mexica n Fiesta filling th e hall with streamers and posters refl ecti ng their " Run fo r the Border" theme. The following day, the Sophomores had a Mardi Gras, complete with a truck parade in the quadrangle. On Wednesday, the Upper School went "u nd e r the sea" as the Juniors brought a Slip N' Slide with them. And last but not least, the Seniors re li ved the 70's while roller skating through the halls. Each class showed a treme ndous amount of spirit; howeve r, the Juniors won the contest with a splash. On Friday, all the classes ca me together for the homecoming pep-ra ll y where they roused everyone's spirit

for the game aga inst Port Sulphur. That night, the Homeco ming Court was esco rted by their fathers down the fie ld at ha lf-time, a nd the ho meco ming cheerleaders excited the stands with their performance. Unfortunately we lost to Port Sulphur, but nothing was going to spo il the Homecoming Da nce on Saturday. The little gy m had been transformed and was ready for a dance. The stude nts arrived dressed up and ready to enjoy a night of dancing. Soon the homecoming court was an nounced and Kyle Sclafani and Mark LeBlanc crowned Suzie Shaw

Homecoming Queen. After the traditional dance of the co urt with th e ir esco rts, the dance contest began. There was some stiff competition but Sean Grace and Paige Bush were declared

the wi nne rs. When the dan ce ended everyone had thoroughly e njoyed the mselves.

Top Right: Kelly Norwood and Gretchen Godchaux congratulate Suzie Shaw for being crowned Homecoming Queen. Above: Seniors Tony Haspel, David Jackson, Edward Pankey, Cliff Northan, and Hiro Mikami relive the disco age on their deco rating day. Right: Third graders Jennifer Woods, Ashley Mohrmann, and Erin Cesta are decked out in T-shirts which they made for Homecoming.

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Top: Upper School football pl ayers share th ei r spirit w ith th eir Low er School buddi es.

Left: Angels, Kell y M cGeehan and Jenny Costello ce lebrate at th e Homecoming game. Ri ght: Charl es Willi ams, Billy Danflous, Collin Schuhmacher, and Th omas Peters are dresse d up for the Homeco ming dance.

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Top Right: The Homecoming nominees on the night of the game. Above: Sophomores show spirit on the quadrangle with their homecoming theme, Mardi Gras. Middle Right: Juniors Sarah Close, Jennifer Schupp, Amy Pecquet, Mary Beth Chrestman, and Meeta Prasad arrive early to decorate for homecoming. Bottom Right: The Sophomore cheerleaders at the Homecoming game.

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To p Le ft : So pho more girl s in Semi -Forma ls at t he Ho meco ming Da nce. Middl e Left: Co-Capta in s of the football tea m, Kyle Sclafani a nd Mark Le Bla nc ra lly suppo rt fo r t he team at t he Pe p- Ra lly. Middle Right: Ray Orrill, C hristia n Da igle, and Patric k O do m at the Ho mecoming Da nce.

Le ft : Junio rs, Kyle Bra nting, Bill Axe lrad, a nd Cla rk Adke rso n rid e t he Slip N' Slid e during break.

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The Spanish I and II classes this year celeb rated "D ia de las Muertos," more common ly known as "The Day of the Dead" o n November second. The Day of the dead is a rel igious ceremony of great importance to Mexicans. The people go to va ri ous cemeteries to visit their dead re latives. They then proceed to place bread and flowers on top of the grave in memory of the dead in hopes that the dead w ill come that night to eat the food. Candles are carefully placed around the graves as a signal for the dead to come. The church bell rings from six in the evening to su nrise every thirty seconds. Various items are crafted for the occasion, such as sugar candy skull s and ske letons, drawings, and paintings. The next day the relatives come and pick up the food and comme nce the feast in honor of the dead. The celeb ration consists of two parts a period of mourning and one of celebratio n. This represents the death-life cyc(e in which the cultures be lieve in .

Locally, Mrs. Scott's and Mrs. Baier's classes parti cipated in this eve nt by decorating the library with "papel picado," thin sheets of tissue cut out with intricate designs. The stud e nts also baked "pan de mu ertos," a light, sweet bread.

After eating lunch together, the classes broke the bread and shared it in order to signify the end of the day.

Top Right: Tyson Geary poses with Mrs. Scott and a former friend on Day of the Dead.

Above: A pinata decoration on Day of the Dead. Right: Curt Beaulieu helps himself to one of the specially prepared fruit dishes.

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Top Left: Brandon Dinan, Michael Smuck, Marcie Campo, Steven Moore, Ashley Authement, Chris Psilos, Chad Flick, and Mrs .

Scott are in costume for the Day of the Dead . Middle Left: Tiffany Tyler and Carole Miranne try some of the Pan de Muerto. Middle Right: Annie Flettrich tries some guacamole dip . Left: Spanish club members K. K. Martinez, Emily Bordelon, Jenny Ernst, Mrs. Stewart, Ashley Stewart, and Christine Hilleren enjoy the celebration.

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On November eighth students and faculty took a day off from studying to be reacquainted with the entire St. Martin's family. Decorating the school were the traditional red, white, and blue paper chains made by Lower School students.

The day started with each school playing games where class spirit shined through. Then the whole school gathered for a special church service to commemorate our patron, St. Martin. During the service there were special choral presentations by each school. Upper, Middle, and Lower School students grouped into "buddies" and searched for items on a scavenger hunt. The Dad' s Club prepared lunch for the entire school and because of the cold weather the planned picnic had to be moved into the gym. Towards the end of the day, various members of the school shared their feelings about the community at St. Martin's. Then everyone joined together to sing the Alma Mater to end the day.

Top Right: Keri Solis and Stephanie Sharpie display a feeling of oneness in the three legged race on St. Martin's day. Above: Sahil Godiwal a and Robert Kerrigan show Al Minor who is boss. Right: Mark LeBlanc, transports buddy Barrett Bass to the game on St. Martin's day.

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Top Left: Ian Williams wrestles with small but strong opponents, Bryan Pugh and Jackson Edwards on St. Martin's day . Middle Left: Bobby Peterson quickly slips on different shoes to win his event on St. Martin's day. Middle Right: Gretchen Ryan and her buddies Gary Solomon and Angelo Phillip on St. Martin's day. Left: Freshman girls huddle and keep warm while watching an event on St. Martin's day.

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Top Left: Tyson Geary plays to win as he quickly runs with his wate r balloon on St. Martin's day. Top Right: Carter Wood poses with his buddy Megan Fell on St. Martin's day. Middle Right: Jonathan Schenk and Claude Eyamba swiftly switch toothpicks while Mr. Marsalis looks on. Bottom Right: Shawn Manning and small friends Kath e rine Montgomery, Diana Moustoukas, Vaughn Thames, Daneel Smith, and Ryan Santangelo on St. Martin's day.

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Top Left: Sophomore and Freshman girls wait their turn in line for an event on St. Martin's day.

Middle Left: Chris Stakelum pauses from his play for a picture with his buddies Allyson Funk and Cara Woods. Middle Right: Parker Argote and Chris Psilos play ball.

Bottom Left: Juniors look on and cheer for an event on St. Martin's day.

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Christmas at St. Martin's was a busy time of the year. All Lower Schoolers participated in three programs. The Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten were in " One Special Star"; the first, second, and third grades performed "Santa's Favorite Story", and fourth and fifth were in "Mrs. Claus to the Rescue" . The Lower School Chorus performed at Canal Place for the Oschner Holiday Festival. The Middle School presented the musical A Christmas Carol, with music by John Higgins.

Four performances were presented by two separate casts. The Middle School language students also worked diligently, as they prepared their Christmas Carols in foreign languages. The Middle School Chorus sung in the French Quarter as part of "A Creole Christmas". They also sang a holiday concert on the riverboat John James Audubon. Exams were th e first priority for the Upper School, and they studied hard while Senior Favorites dwelled on their minds. In addition to other Downtown businesses, the Upper School Chorus sang at McGeehee's School as part of the Preservation Resource Christmas Open House. All of the choruses presented a Holiday Concert in the chapel on Sunday, December fifteenth.

Top Right: Alex Roy, Neil Mathew, Andrew Levine smile sweetly as wise men in the Lower School Christmas pageant. Above: Jonathan Mendez, Chris George, and Kendall Chauvin played elves in the Christmas play. Right: Jason Fleming, Stephen Hoskins, and Danielle Bishop sing in the choir during the Lower School Christmas pageant.

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Top Left: Jessica Leone played the " heavenly" star in the Christmas Production. Top Right: Parker Morrison and Jennifer Lo beam proudly as shepherds in the Christmas pageant. Bottom Left: Caroline Woods played Mary in the Christmas pageant. Bottom Right: Julie Batt and David Mohrmann were shepherds in the Christmas production.

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The Mardi Gras holiday was a welcome release from the schedule halfway through the second semester. Everyone had fun trying to catch the beads, doubloons, and trinkets thrown from the large and colorful floats. The vacation lasted from the Friday before Mardi Gras until the next Monday. Most families stayed in New Orleans to experience the parades and parties for the four days until Mardi Gras Tuesday, then relaxed to enjoy the rest of the holiday. On the other hand, some took this nine day opportunity to go skiing in Colorado or to visit Mickey Mouse in Disney World . During the vacation, students participating in outdoor education went on an eventful trip, which included hiking around the Grand Canyon . As always, Mardi Gras 1992 was an exciting holiday from the normal school routine.

Top Right: Kindergarte n teacher Sue Hebert pulls one of the floats in the Mardi Gras parade. Middle Left: Peter Castaing, Michael Blatt, and Ricky Clotworthy collect beads from the Mardi Gras parade. Above: Sky McEl roy and Chris Davidson march in the Mardi Gras parade.

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Top: A Prekindergartner throws a bead to a parade goer. Middle Left: Elizabeth Daray helps a Prekindergartener with his beads. Middle Right: A Fifth grader helps a Prekindergartener with his beads. Left: Mrs. Dieth pulls her Kindergarten class' s float.

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In the weeks following Easter, the Juniors and Seniors searched for the perfect dress and tuxedo as they anxiously awaited prom night. Finally, on May 9, the students entered the City Club with expectant smiles.

Some posed for pictures, others greeted friends, and many people danced. It was an enjoyable evening for everyone.

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Top : Edmund Dieth, David Jackson, Christian Daigle, Mark LeBlanc, and Ian Willi a ms stop to take a picture. Middle Left: Murtuza Ali, Fritz Koch, and Marie Louise Ryan pose for a picture. Middle Right: Veronica Bell, Manishi Prasad, and Nikki Houston stop for a picture. Bottom : Amy Petro, Carter Wood, Jenny Costello, and Aim ee Mirann e pos e for a picture.

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In March, eleven teams participated in the Student Counci l sponsored 3-on-3 tournament. The victorious "Lethal Weapon" team of Tuck Marshall, Sean Grace, and Scott Schuber edged out a tough "Ladies' Men" team of Greg Page, Michael Odom, and Edmund Dieth in the finals. The tournament was a great success and great fun for all those who participated.

Top Right: Tuck Marshall, Scott Schuber, and Sean Grace display their trophies. Above: Mrs. Greer and Gretchen Godchaux record the score of Foster Schlosser's game.

Right: Carter Marshall, Patrick Odom, Robbie Manard, and Chris Chambers wait to see the outcome of Matt Neighbors' shot.

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Top Left: Robbie Manard, _Matt Neighbors, Kyle Branting, Fritz Koch, and Clark Adkerson watch a game from the sidelines_ Middle Left: Claiborne Schmidt and Tony Haspel play basketball against Matt Neighbors and Kyle Branting. Below: Martin Loicano and Kyle Sclafani enjoy a friendly game of basketball. Bottom Right: Greg Page, Michael Odom, and Edmund Dieth try to stop Tuck Marshall from making a goal.

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At the commencement of the 91-92 school year, the class of 1992 was overjoyed to assume the position of the head of the Upper School. The class of 1992 started off an "unforgettable" senior year with Senior Weird Day, during which they appeared in a variety of creative costumes which were later judged by the Dad's Club officers. Later that year, the Seniors gave younger students a refreshing change from their usual faculty member by assuming the responsibilities of a regular teacher.

Then, on April 2 the Seniors presented the Juniors with their class rings in the annual Ring Day ceremony. During Senior Chapel, the room was filled with memories as the graduating class reflected on their life at St. Martin's.

Finally, on May 29, 1992, the class of 1992 received their well-earned diplomas, marking t he end of their career at St. Martin's.

Top Right: Eddie Chin as Edward Scissorhands on Senior Weird Day. Bottom Left: Senior Class Officers: Beau Bethune, Mark LeBlanc, Hiro Mikami, Cliff Northon, Claiborne Schmidt. Bottom Right: Aimee Miranne, Beau Bethune, and Suzie Shaw during Senior Chapel.

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Top: Michael Sullivan, Kyle Sclafani, John Blake, and Nick Hinge! dress as Spinal Tap for Senior Weird Day. Middle Left: M anishi Prasad, Rach el Epstein, Stacey Vial, Nikki Houston, Anne O gden, Lisa Scott, and Jennifer Mintz dress as the Alice in Wonderland characters. Middle Right: Seniors await the beginning of Senior Chapel. Left: Mark Ripps, Beau Bethune, David Bowman, Brett Simpson, and Claiborne Schmidt after the Ring Day ceremony.

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Jennifer Edith Adams 1979-1992 Remember me as a sunny day That you once had along the way Diana Ross All my best memories, Come back clearly to me, Some can even make me cry.

Just like before, It' s yesterday once more.

The Carpenters Adams . .. ASHbuds ... Rodaboda w/SS ... Halloween 90 Closing&Wreck . .. Talk w/AP . .. Grease ... LesE w/DG,CM,SM .. . BAMAw/SD ... 7 /4,St.Pat's,Bacchus90 ... OldMetGuys&Me . .. E.LivingstonGang .. . T-Th-Snights w/SM@ Tuck' s . .. I'm vaklempted .. . Bible Class ... always singing ... MO'sVoice ... Big SisterEC,LA,CM . .. Van-Halen'88 ... SeniorSkipDay ... Thanks to SS,KN,AP,AJ,AM,BS,KM,SD, EC& DK ... Good Luck Leigh,her friends & BB buds . . . Mom,Dad, DeeDee,Man,& STM - I' ll miss you Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Fashion Club 1, 2, 3 (Parliamentarian), 4 (Secretary; Culture Club 3, 4; O.E. Haring Award 3; Nat'I Forensics League 4; Girls' State Alt. 4; Plays 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3,4.

John Truitt Balart 1979-1981, 1982-1992 " Ya see, if you got three or four good pals, then you got yourself a tribe and there aint nothin stronger than that."

Billy the Kid "All I need is a cool buzz, some tasty waves, and I'm fine."

Jeff Spicoli "You want lobsta, huh, I'm thinkin' Burger Kang!"

Ice Cube Trudy .. . Late night meeting w/ BS at Sj's - OPP ... Planet Earth chics w / PH,ED,and BS ... Beef ... Thrush Bro ... Tying up SJ w / B S,PH,MO,and CC ... Hot Stuff ... Gecko, Ratt,and Armpit . . .

Good times with t he Graff . .. Young Guns w/ MO ... Teaming up on CB on the slopes ... Wild Thing ... Scammer ... One in a million . .. Golf carts w/ PN,SJ,and MO ... V-ball w/ MK,PN,MO ... The Accused ... Late night call .. . PN' s sister w/ MO ... the cras h w/ ED,CC,PH,MK,DJ,and CN ... Dan vs. Dave . . . Mack Daddy ... Sr. skip day ... slush football ... Vail @ Mardi Gras ...

Metallica concert ... CD f-ball games w/ GP ... Good luck Carter, thanks mom and dad for everything!

Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; All-District 3, 4; State Playoffs 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Acolyte Club 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1.

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Thomas Jackson Bethune IV 1979-1992 Too often we are scared. Scared of what we might not be able to do. Scared of what people might think if we tried . We let our fears stand in the way of our hopes. We say no when we want to say yes.

We sit quietly when we want to scream. And we shout with the others when we should keep our mouths shut. WHY? After all, we do only go around once. There's really no time to be afraid. So STOP! Try something that you've never tried You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Just do it.

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STATE CHAMPS ... Petunia . .. Bean-CS .. . STM 17-New O ...

Egg Marines ... Dumbest freshmen ever . . . CD Sweet 16 - City Park. R.A. w/ CA,DB,BS,CD,PO,SS . .. 4B? .. . The Beast .. . Let's Get Crazy ... St. Charles Inn ... GP' s parties sum . 90&91 ...

Nobody likes you Saab .. . Dice - it's my Dad! . . . Destin' 91 w/BS, FK,MO,DB,CW . . . #25 . . . Senior season(try to forget it!) ... #4 .. .

Homecoming '91 L Dream Seasons 1 &2 . . . Head Shmuck .. .

Coach Dozier - a real man .. . Coach Gio & tarter sauce . . . Good luck BS,MO,CW,PM,CD,GP(Nip),DB,KS,FK, .. . Molly - you're the best . . . Thanks to my family - esp. MOM & DAD. There have never been two better parents. I LOVE YA'LL 1991 UNDEFEATED (23-0) BASEBALL STATE CHAMPS; National Honor Society 3, 4; All-District (CF) 3, Class President 4; National Merit Semifinalist 4; Student Council 2, 4; Honor Committee 4; Letterman - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Acolyte Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 3-Year Starter - Baseball, District Champs (Baseball) 2, 3, Metro Champs (Baseball) 2, 3; Vanderbilt Bound.

John Knowles Blake Jr. 1978-1992 Leave out conditions, courageous convictions, Will drag the dream into existence.

Rush We go to 11.

Tanglewild A dream is only over if you give it up called irony.

or if it comes true. That is Neil Peart

Nige ... Tanglewild (Dec.,G.H.) ... Spinal Tap . . . Wild Thing .. .

1978 (Beauty) Celica . .. The Vanimal (Far*nugen!) ... Destin - B's East .. . " Guys, that's FEEDBACK" ... Benny's - CR ... SWD '92 .. . Major (NH) Healy ... Mardi Gras '92 w/ ].Nelson . .. RR's Temple ... MS - 2 hands .. . Grimlock+Conan ... KS-$10 . . .

Video cams and JH! .. . Nice shoes MS! . . . Crips 64+70 ... DIO! .. .

14 years?! .. : Exxon Tiger ... Bakin the turkey ... Concrete Buddha Studios . .. JH . . . Wesleyan ... EC and the Bank of Chin ... MS's house - PAWTEE! . . . Gigs (Sybil's, C-boil, etc.) ... Cool brownies MP ... IOU lunch SV . . . Thanks: Mom,KS,NH,MS,AF,JH,MP,EC,R _R,and Dad - for more than I ever told you.

Halo 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, Letterman; Tennis 1, 2, Letterman; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Nat'I Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Nat' I Merit Finalist, SURVIVING!

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David Michael Bowman 1980-1992 If you're going fishing for Moby Dick, You better bring along tartar sauce.

Dr. Mike Giorlando All I know is you've got to run to win, I'll be damned if I'll get hung upon the line.

Van Halen Winning is not a sometime thing; it's an all-time thing. You don't win once in a while, you don't do things right once in a while, you do them right all the time. Winning is a habit. Unfortunately, so is losing.

Vince Lombardi Diceman ... Da-Da-Dice ... Seger ... Beast ... Super D ... Lunch with Nip . . . Sleeping (not) on road trips ... Visualization w/the hampster . . . Stupidest - Freshmen Ever ... Regulating . .. Running away from MP ... Stop sign race MOvGP ... The Flood . ..

SCA - Sleeping ... Devoted fan . .. MS's rides home w/MO&CS . .. Senior season (try to forget it!) . .. Dice, we're being followed again ... Rocky I at Sam w /BS ... 1902 Honda . .. Wooly ...

Maverick ... "Can we convert?" ... Nine ball . .. #52 .. . SH w/ the Nip ... Florida w/BS,MO,BB,CW,&FK ... 4peat StM day . ..

Thanks Mom, Dad, Earl, Old Buddy, and Barbar ... Good Luck Christopher and Sarah Beth, The Troll.

Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2; Cum Laude 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Acolyte Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1; Art Editor - Lyre 3, 4; National Merit Finalist 4; Key Club 3; Automotive Club 2; Poster Design Play 2; Literary Rally 2, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4.

Edward Curtis Chin 1979-1992 " I'm hot, do you have a T-shirt?"

R.J.E. Sproles

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Jennifer Nicole Costello 1979-1992 "Out for my own, out to be fre e one with my mind, they just can't see No need to hear things that they say life is for my own to live my own way."

Metallica Jenny ... St. Pat's Day'90 . .. group hugs .. . Rene' s house ... toos ... lip, lip .. . Skippy ... St. Elmo's Fire .. . twister ... DQOA . .. in Olds w/SS,AJ ... $5 red cups@ P's ... TYPICAL ... in purses .. .

July 4'91 ... hot tub/dog towel . . . scapegoat . . . Trop. Isle . . .

Shaw Deli ... funk ... mac & cheez .. . loner buds w /Alice ... luck w/AP .. . hamb helper . .. Miss. mud ... Destin'90-72,16,1 .. . towed in Qtr w/BS,AS,RR,JC,SS,ST ... Mardi Gr.'91 morn w / AJ ,SS,KN ... fiascos .. . tooey ... Sound Wa men ... first trials at Parkway ... Wald's w/junior girls ... SH Sw 16 '90 ... take me to Tastee ... loosing Muffy . .. Scooby ... build a nest ... Destin '9 1 beach co ... traitors ... love & thanx Mom & Dad & all my friends!

Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Angel 4; Culture Club 4; Fashion Club 1; CARE Club 3; Christmas in October 3; Honor Roll 3.

Christian Erich Daigle 1979-1992 BULL AND CONTEMPLATION GOSSIP'S THEIR TRADE IF THEY KNEW HALF THE REAL TRUTH WHAT WOULD THEY SAY WELL l'M PAST THE POINT OF CONCERN IT'S TIME TO PLAY THESE LAST 4 YEARS OF MADNESS SURE PUT ME STRAIGHT Izzy Stradlin' / W. Axl Rose Guns N' Roses #1 ... State Champs ... Dream Seasons 1+2 . .. Camp Odom ...

August 28, 1990 - Liz ... the Odom's third son . .. Deutscherschlagen ... The Letter (A Masterpiece) . . . Nov. 1, 1991 PJP ... Nude Ninjas ... 6-3 + staying home ... Drago ... The Box w/ P.H .... Grub w/ M.O .... Goatees ... Georgetown ... P.E.#1 ( Prospector) ... STM 17, NEW O ... R.A. w/ P.O ., B.S.,S.S., B.B.,C.A. ,D.B .... Loggin' at Football Camp ... Gn' n'R ... Eggs w/ C.B.,M.N .,J.J., K.B ., C.A .... Slush Football . . . C.D. Sweet Sixteen ... Winging w/ C.S., R.S., B.B... . the other C.D .... Mack Daddy .. . thanks K.L. ... NOT ... Come to my castle an' we do the Loco thang . . . Felche r ... El Loco . .. Thanks Coach Dozier ... Liz, you're the best . . . M om, Dad, and Jimmy, thanks for everything . . . auf geht's nach der Uni Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 - State Champs 1991, District Champs 1990, 19 91; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 4; Acolyte Club 2, 3, 4; Civic Club 3 , 4; Civic Club Treasurer 4; Class Secretary 3.

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Steven Patrick DeWitt 1988-1992 I realize now it is not as boring as I thought it was.

R. Vaughan Williams Goodbye to all that.

Robert Graves Soccer . .. Snake .. . The Death Wagon ... Pedro' s Class .. . CK at the FC ... Ordep Zerep .. . Psycho American . . . Grace King Game . . . Pen Wars .. . Paper Football ... Throwing the globe in the library ... Top Gun Battles ... Track ... Campaigning 'til we drop ... Goody . .. Boyz in the Robin Hood ... Oriental Hand Signals . . . Florida Tournament ... Tomato Throwing . . . Way Cool! . ..

Thanks Mom, Dad, Sandra, Russ, Scott, PL, SG, ML, RR, DP, MS, and especially STM for all the memories . . .

Soccer - Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4; Civics Club 4; Chess Club 3; Track 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4 .

Rachel Elizabeth Epstein 1986-1992 "You know I've always been a dreamer."

The Eagles "I hate Mondays."

Garfield the Cat "Take what ya got and fly with it."

Kermit the Frog Ray .. . Curleyhead . . . RHPS w/ KF . .. Stones - Nov. 13, 1989 .. . Sweet 16 w/ EW . . . lust poetry ... Tal ks w/JF . . . SKI TO DIE New Year's Eve ' 89 w/EW SL GM .. . Movies w/WW . . . Scones .. . The fly . .. Coup,Matt,Bailey,Lauren ... Mardi Gras'92 .. .

Tubing ... SENIOR YEAR ... Jazz Fests . . . Al is King ... Pj's Breck t rips'90&' 91 - thanks to Hank,Jan,Jeff I LOVE Y'ALL . . . ANYWAY .. . Gulf Shores . . . MA Friends . .. Spring Brks ... 18th B-Day ...

MAY 29, 1992 ... Thanx to all my friends, Thanx to Mom,Dad, & the rest of the weird family, I LUV YOU Always . . . BDBDBD THAT'S ALL FOLKS!!!

Halo Staff 3, 4; School Play 2, 3; Yearbook 1; Soccer 1; Lyre Staff 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4.

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Gretchen Barnes Godchaux 1979-1982, 1983-1992 Far and away t he best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.

Theodore Roosevelt Men -

you can't live with 'em -

you can't shoot 'e m!

St. Elmo's Fire

Goo .. . How's it goin' . .. Good deal . . . back seat ... Hallowee n 91 &92 .. . Driving w / AH . . . Roller Skating w /KM,CW,JM&KN ...

The red kind ... Mini Pep Rallies . . . Top Gun . . . Mardi Gras at DG's w/KM ... Silk Boxers . . . Smacky mouth . .. Bowling w/ LS, K M&CW . .. No U-Turn .. . Tonsil Hockey .. . watching TV ... Golf Course .. . the four Musketeers . .. Building a nest . .. Pac-Man w/AP .. . the Step Show . . . CW' s toys ... Plese .. . Living in East Jesus . . . Girard w/JM . . . I don 't like apples! . . . 2 Legit, 0 @$%¢& . .. Thanks to everyone for the last 12 years ... I'll miss you - Mom ,Dad,Gen,&JD . .. Good Luck Margee & JD . .. Thanks Grandma & Grandpa .. . I love you Huggie Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 1, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Sewanee Book Award 3; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Vice-President 4; Cum Laude Society 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Fashion Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Louisiana Girls' State 3.

Scott Brandon Goldblatt 1990-1992 There is a theory which states that if even any one discovers exactly what the universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and unexplicable.

There is another which states this has already happened .

Douglas Adams "The roooads are not navigable" . .. Roll 'de bone s . . . Evolution : Ground Zero -. Quick Catherine -. Defcon Four - . Vertigo -. ? .. .

Freddy . . . Pink Elephants on St. Charles Ave ... . To the tower!!! . . .

Snake . . . The Road Warriors . . . A now popular acronym: EYAL .. .

Low life bagger . . . Don't even breathe on the Tama's . . . Live from New York where even the vegetarians eat meat, it' s David Lette rman . . . Thanks for the inspiration, encouragement, and support (and money) Mom, Dad, Bri, KAG, Justin, Tracy, BP, SD, NJ, KJ , MK . . . Famous last words : " let' s go PONCHOlate" . ..

Key Club 1, 2; Halo Staff 3, 4; Civics Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Cum Laude 4; Avid Rock/Jazz/Fusion/Funk/Heavy Metal / etc. percussionist 1-4.

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Lisbeth Habans 1988-1992 One can prove that social progress is definitely better with sugar.

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The Bald Saprano

Eugene Ionesco

Tony Major Haspel

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Nicholas Jerome Hingel 1979-1992 I wonder what tomorrow has in mind for me, or am I even in it's mind at all, perhaps I' ll get a chance to look ah ead and see, soon as I find myself a crystal ball.

Styx We go to 11.

Tanglewild Decadence/Tanglewild . . . Vanimal . .. Brks E... . Peart, OK .. .

Crips w/JB . .. bandroom . .. mulch .. . what is and what should never be AF ... Spinal tap . .. KS Mother popcorn .. . 8 - I win . . .

RMg7 NC's with JB . .. Muff ... JH at MS house party . . . The PainEC . . . Red ballJH,SH,KM ... Firebird . .. D IO! . .. Stinger .. .

VHSIII . . . Amazing Grace . . . Led Zeppelin ... WILD THING .. .

Stumpy Joe . . . Zippo ... Thanks to JBKSMSJHECAFRMRRSHAR ... thanks Mom Blake and Parents . . .

Honor Committee 4; Varsity Letterman Tennis 1, 2, 3; Varsity Letterman Soccer 1; Cross Country 4; Halo Editor 4; Civic Club 3.

Paul Andrew Hogan 1977-1992 If you ' re not going all the way, There' s no sense going at all.

Maximum Impact I'm the one to die when it's time for me to die. So let me live my life the way I want to.

Jimi Hendrix Life is short. Play hard Reebok Do Dee L Sam Malone ... Winston chi3se . .. Dads mad . . . THE WHOLE-backhouse . . . All nighters .. .i TH panics .. . Tb chics . ..

CN ears . .. DJ Graffix .. . flavor of th~ month ... closet . . . new years . . . YEAH ... Ninja ... Destin ... Candlelight . . . parties at home . . . PJ forever ... thanks SJ & LA ... Mardi Gras ... Scamming .. . one liners .. . guns ... Beef ... skipping school . . . Scooby . .. football . . . 52-3-1 . . . Crazy girls .. . thanks WEW for ALL your help - I LOVE YOU . . . thanks Paige - I LOVE YOU ... THANKS TO ALL MY FRIENDS I LOVE YALL ... I LOVE YOU dad mom noo-noo Cammy Grandaddy Maw-Maw Paw-Paw Paula Meg - THANKS . . . LATER Football 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1; Track 2; Acolyte Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club

2; 3, 4; Class President 3.

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Nicole Elaine Houston 1978-1992 I don't believe in destiny or the guiding hand of fate . I don't believe in tomorrow or love as a mystical state. I don't believe in the stars or the planets or angels watching from above, but I believe there's a ghost of a chance we can find someone to love ... and make it last ... Rush Drink with me to days gone by. To the life that used to be. At the shrine of friendship, never say die! Here's to yo u and here's to me.

Les Miserables fake fish . .. ISAS ... I' d sting him ... Lemon Mirangue what? .. .

Bright eyes .. . Take off your shirt ... th e look . .. week off .. .

Shirley Valentine ... F-plan .. . Don't stand so close to me .. .

Power . . . Lost that lovin feeling .. . volleyball scenes ... younger men ... Quebec ... rollercoaster .. . whales ... Humanities . .. roll with me ... cliffhanger . .. you don't know ... Africa . .. how do you spell ... W inifred ... Marion . .. Is Paul dead? . .. Shark Stories ... Thanks M&D ... MP .. . AA ... SV ... LM ... LH . .. RE ... JM .. . SD .. . NB ... SV ... MV ... BO ... Flankster ... Chris ... and all the scum I've loved before.

Chorus 1, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Humanities, and 14 yrs.

David Aldrich Jackson 1986-1992 I've got plenty of co mmon sense, I just choose to ignore it.

Calvin & Hobbes I live my life just how I please, satisfy one person I know that's me.

Too Short What I've felt, what I've known Never shined through in what I've shown.

Never free, never me So I dub thee Unforgiven.

Metallica Pow wows ... 10-7-91 BT ... SKP LIVES . . . the GRAFFIX ... scam ming ... I' m a blob ... DESTIN .. . TAHOE ... PH's back house ... TB w/Graffix ... METALLICA ... SR turns N2 bulldog ...

Scooby . . . Am I evil - yes I am ... ride to Destin w/CN ... Mardi Gras CC's ninja .. . SECRETS ... OPP ... M&M ... kool aid .. . shooting the HK . . . Crazy rides w/lN & AC ... always in troubl e .. .

7 to insanity . . . bad attitude . . . your mean ... all night talks ... U R a stud ... crazy girls .. . 6 months & counting Thanks to all my friends, especially Mom, Dad, Mike & Sam ... I love you all .. .

REMEMBER NO MATTER WHERE UGO THERE UR . . . BYE Varsity Basketball 1; Track 1; Civics Club 3; Care Club 3; Acolyte Club 1-4; Acolyte Club Vice-President 4; Honor Roll 4; Golf Team 4; National Forensic League Member 4; Speech Team 4.

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Allison Susan Johnston 1986-1992 Too Much of everything is just enough .

Grateful Dead The times we shared, the memories we made will remain forev e r more, but I'll laugh and cry as I say goodbye and we all walk out that door.

Anon .

St Pats 90 . .. VH . . . MT CR ... Garden ... 7-11 ... Ret90 .. .

EmRm3am . .. Renees . . . BthRm wDave . .. GPs Thnx I C C .. .

Trop lie . .. Jax ... Tchop ... Nat Walk .. . Dev .. . US23 .. .

ThnxEG ILUVU . .. PATIENCE ... Noth .Els Mat . .. OrngRag .. .

Poo1Till6am ... Persidio .. . Fly ... Br King into Pauls . .. Thnx mom dad guy miky matt&will llove you . . . to all my friends H TH ML CN(DAD) CC 55 BM BS JC AM AP CS DJ AB BM SL WN THNX $ THE BEST TIMES OF MY LIFE I' ll MISS YOU 1991 Art Award; Track Manager 4; Homecoming Court 4; Care Club 2; Fashion Club 1; Culture Club 4 .

Mark Gregory LeBlanc 1978-1992 "The games are played with your life on the line Some lose, you win if you keep on tryin" I don't mind doing the time, I'm happier being alive Now I know the means to my oppression were all lies The only truth is your own most sacred lesson I've ever learned, I know we are free ... " Testament "The times we've had have been great, but there are so many more to come . . ."

Anonymous Captain . . . Wendy . . . flippers .. . Snowmass'91 ... the allnighters ... Pow-Wows w/ DJ,CC,CN,TB . .. MAG ' . . . #2 . .. Destin' 90-'91 w/TH,ED,TB,MB . .. Xmas caroling w/RP,RR,CC,CN,DJ . .. the pooltable .. . Keflyn ... 52-3-1 . . . Parties at PH' s ... the fight . ..

Vail w / RW / JTN . .. LeBlanc Hyundai . . . the bathroom . .. Becka . .. scamming w/ TH ... Metallica w/lW,AC,TH,DJ . .. 1 vote . . . is there something in your pocket ... sleepover w/MM,KH,&WG .. .

New Years Eve at PH's . .. GNR w/KH ,WG,MM,JTN,BM .. . my face hurts ... CLARK . . . thanx mom,dad,Joe,Becky,Keflyn,& the rat pack for all the great times! I LOVE YOU - see ya & wouldn't want to be ya!

Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-captain, 2nd Team All District; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 1st Team All District; Track 1, 3, Treasurer 4; Vice President Acolyte Club 1, 2, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Civics Club Parliamentarian 3.

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Peter John Leach 1980-1992 Rejoice! forward out th is feeling Ten true summers long We do round and round and round until we pick it up again. Time flies, on and on it goes through the setting sun carry round and round and round and round until it comes to carry you home.

Yes Excuse me, stewardess ... I speak jive Old lady from AIRPLANE! Bp .. . Dek ... The CK master .. . Yom!Yom! ... The swiss cheese car ... Pedro and his giant SpV class ... Judi & Jamie - does age make a difference? ... NT ... Visiting OD .. . @15404 . .. Goose . . . John at EB ... Chickon ... Mental growth . . . Golf Team - 4 years ... The Rainman . .. Bubba ... Talkin' bout SS with MO .. .

Pool W /ML ... Ellis lives ... Beef talk ... The MIDI man .. . Sittin' on the balcony with NT, DB . . . 4th of July ' 91 - was I really speeding? . .. Not one parade in 91' - Destin instead . .. RUSH concert 92' . .. Sproles and the demo tape from CT ... Amway what exactly is it? ... Realization . . . Will I ever see Yes in concert? ... SS day 92' ... Thanks to my mom for being there so often, and thanks to mis amigos - may they never fade. I love you all! ... End phase 1 Chess Club 2, 4; Lit Rally in Sp 1, 2, 3; Harvard Book 3; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Golf Team - letter 1, 2, 3, 4; SysOp 2, 3, 4.

Martin Loicano

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Albert Auguste Marchal 11 1987-1992 Experience is something you get too late to do anything about the mistakes you made while getting it.

- anonymous Look to the sky just before you di e ... its the last time you will.

- Metallica Bear .. . Cemetary Wars ... Tripple Alliance .. . busted w/TM,TB, +PH ... Pace ... trash wars . .. magic meat flute ... the island w /W G,RW,JTN,TA,JP,+DK ... gator grabbin' ... midnight swims at da pass ... Skank . . . turbo hurl ... war wagon ... SKP ... th e bash ...

Big Daddy' s .. . Red Sonya ... DS=moron ... Fichetti ... 6-3 and staying hom e . .. the sinkhole w/RW ... psyche sessions ... Walt's . . . Camp Odom post Pat O's w/RW ... HOTALA! . . . PoBomb . .. flipping Mike B's jeep w/MB,CC+M L ... towling at the Cat House ... hypotheticals ... Snot. .. . Mel .. . Wiley's pirogue acrobatics ... thanks to Mom, Dad, Wes, and all my friends, happy trails ...

Football 1-4, First Team All-District 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Golf 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Automotive Club 2; Acolyte Club 4; Class Parliamentarian 3.

Kelly Michelle McGeehan 1980-1992 Some folks tell me that we players are soccer slaves. Well, if this is slavery, give me a life sentence.

Bobby Charlton The trouble with trouble is it always starts out being fun . anonymous KMM ... Soccer!! ... Kaston's adv. group ... Mini pep rally '89 w/ LB . . . Pele .. . " Is your dad always so cheerful?" ... Ice . .. Steel Magnolias . .. Dist. "tramps" . .. Lane & Dave ... BMDCC Pagans ... Jen's hair colors ... Uptown w/ Adams ... Meg's parties ...

Todd & Bear ... SENIORITIS !!! ... Thanx to JM,GG,LS,CW,JA, & esp. to DR: The lma and Louise forever, MaMasita! ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Stace, Chip, and to all the coaches for your support - I love you all! Good lu ck Saints!!!

Most Athletic Girl 4; Soccer: Captain 4; All Dist. 1, 2, 3, 4; All Metro 1, 3, 4; All State (Honorable Mention) 4; Team MVP 1, 3; Playoffs 1, 2, 3, 4; Track: All District 3, 4; Dist. MVP Field 3, 4; Team MIP 3; School Record - Discus 3, Shot Put 3, 4; Dist. Champs 3, 4; Volleyball : Captain 4; All Dist. (Second Team) 4; Dist. Champs 4; Playoffs 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Ct. 2, 3; Key Club Me mber 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Acolyte Club 4; Fashion Club 1.

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Paolo Joseph Messina 1979-1992 Please understand me I'm clim bin' through the wreckage of all my twisted dreams but this cheap investigation just can't stifle all my screams and I'm waitin' at the crossroads - waiting for you waiti ng for you - where are yo u?

Gn ' N' R's Your only validation is living your own life vicarious existence is a _ _ waste of time ...

Gn 'N' R's State Champs .. . Poohbear . . . AM . .. 12/1 /90 . . . 7/14/91 . ..

9/14/91 ... MO fights ... Chubby ... Destin wt BS .. . Whipped ... Naked ninjas ... I LUV LW ... Sun fights . .. 12/31/90 . ..

Kicked out . .. olo ... Talks wt CS,BS,RO ... Blow Pops ... Sorry LW ... CD-JD . .. Gn 'N' R's . . . 33,42,11,7,3 ... S-talks ... Boz ...

Scamin' ... Happy guy ... SP ... Rocky ... Cachi .. . Horseback riding ... My Man ... carrot .. . Pet store ... Dogs ... Basement .. .

AC-DC ... Thanks to all my friends esp Mom,Dad, Laura, I could not have done it with out you - I LOVE YOU! Undefeated State Champs, All-District Soccer 2, 4; Class President 2; Student Council 3, 4; Acolyte President 4; Acolyte Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Civic Club 3, 4; Chess Club 3; Metro Champs 2, 3; Varsity Baseball 8, 3; Sport Letterman 1, 2, 4.

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Hirotaka Mikami 1978-1992 The anticipation of Hiro is worse than death itself!

Hiro Mikami I am crazy, sometimes I eve n wonder if I have a brain of my own!

The Psycho, Hiro Mikami Over mountains ove r trees, over oceans over seas, Across the desert, I' ll be there .

The Escape Club 47 .. . Kamikaze ... Dan/Dave . .. FB Camp ... fighting0-0 . . . bluffing MO to fight . .. Cybe rball Master ... Salsa burgers with PO .. . Can you be at up __ ? . . . Mr.Sato . . . Spanish4 .. . COLORS ...

Spring Break 92 . .. FX2 ... with MS+EC .. . sprained ankles . . .

Camp Odom . . . Metallica . . . Homecoming '91 at TH ... Carmina Burana . . . S/A sniping .. . Jap . . . Art w/ CS,NC,AK,SS,LA,Boone • .. 55 day ... 4/1 / 92 ... Top Gun . . . TB=Brandon HM=Sam Malone ... STM day 4-0 . .. What color is it? .. . Pictionary . . .

Miyagi/Daniel-san . . . Track '92 . . . my Freshmen AB,BD . . . MO EC PM MGL CW KS KN S"Queen" S PO KB - You guys are "fabulous!" MS - my best friend! Okasan, thanx for being there for me! . . . Hasta la vista, baby!

Football 1, 2 (MIP Back), 3, 4 (All District Honorable Me ntion RB); Soccer 1, 2, 4 (All District 2nd Team); Track 1, 2, 4; Karate: Always 1st in League, 4th in Nationals; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Halo 1, 2, 3, 4; Culture Club 4, Science Olympiad 1; Class Secretary 4; University of Colorado (Boulder) 4 ½ .

David Machale Miller 1989-1992 Oh Lard .. . Jumping Medians ... Earhart ewpy . . . Country Day Sweet 16 '90 City Park . .. Mardi Gras 91 - Pit, Scum .. . Water Melon story ... Wagener's second per. Cade Red ... Tab at . ..

Summer ' 90 ... F.Q. on School nights '91 . . . Art seventh per ' 90'91 ... Golf on school days - CS CW BB .. . Time Saver - Bad Attitude . .. League of nations .. . Summer'91 - Jeep ... Party . . .

See Y'all lata! . . .

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Jennifer Alicia Mintz 1986-1992 "Let's give 'em something to talk about!" -

Bonnie Raitt

"But now we' re standing face to face, isn't this world a CRAZY place? Just when I thought my chance had passed, you always save the best for last." - Vanessa Williams "I'll take with me the memories, to bring bac k sunshine after the rain. It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday." - Boyz II Men HHWFH ... Flip ... 4 Musketeers ... 2 dimes & a nickel . . .

Homecoming . .. Halloween . . . Patch kit . . . DELAUNE .. . Ms. Piggy . . . Jeep dance ... talk about 6 .. . cumbros . . . Last 2 go .. .

Dino ... Fats ... Prom .. . Mardi Gras . . . Jesus ... the D.O ... .

Spring Brk ... Shamu .. . TU ... doublemint ... Smacky Mouth . . .

1 luv Kenner . . . mini peprally . . . chops . .. ATILLA .. . engaged . . . pinky .. . DOORS .. . improv w/Rhees . .. SUNBURN . .. STEEL MAGS ... BOYCRAZY ... hi-liter fights ... Thanx MOM,ADI E,LS, KM,GG,KN,DR,AP,KL,CL,JM,& ESP. DAD - I LUV U! HASTA LA VISTA, BABIES!

Aimee Elizabeth Miranne 1979-1992 We laughed until we had to cry, and we loved right down to our last good-bye. We we re the best, I think we' ll ever be!

Dav id Foster, St. Elmo's Fire I' m trying to tell you something about my life, Maybe give me insight between black and white. The best thing you've ever done for me, is to help me take my life less seriously. IT'S ONLY LIFE AFTERALL! Indigo Girls Bra flowers ... chocolate chicken ... D&C concert w/ EC . . . funmellows ... trips to Chatta . . . spinach dip on MO . . . Trop. Isle ... retreat '91 .. . New Years eves .. . JT o n the balcony in Destin . . . talks w/Jonah . . . SAJAM ... GNR '92 . .. the Duck w/ ES&AJ . .. giving SS bangs ... ES's she bought the ice cream stories . . . mini-peps till 4:30 ... the church lives . . . late night talks w/ LW&EC ... Napoleon gossip ... perfect pe ncils . . . senior skip day 4/9/92 . . . Zeus ball .. . officer Bob . . . Metallica .. . Aj's Explorer ... attitude .. . driving W / LW &EC ... Thanks Mom,Dad, and Car - I love U! Also thanks 2 AJ,AP,SS,LW, EC,ES,BS, & WW. You're the best & I' ll never forget U! Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Letterman); Basketball Letterman 1, 2, 3; Shield Club 2; Culture Club 3, 4; CARE Club 3; Fashion Club 1; Honorable Mention Art Award 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Homecoming Cheerleader 4.

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Matthew Hayden Neighbors 1988-1992 I ain't first class, but, I ain't white trash, I'm wild and a little crazy, too, some girls don't like boys like me, and some girls do.

Sawyer Brown Gotta love me!

The Baby

Dinosaurs 15 ... Dactyl ... Neighbs ... Bots ... toe cheese w /Chambers ...

6-3 stayin' home ... nude ninjas ... chapel door ... hurlin at VH '88 .. . Church sign w/CD,BM, BA,WM ... halloween decorations w/PG,CC,CC,HM . .. Nice hair, Ian ... Hairy Brain ... Say no to crack . .. Cocoa Beach, the shampoo . . . girl's bathroom stall walls w/CD,RO,BB ... Zubaz . . . scars,tattoes,birthmarks w/CD,CB ... egging soph's w/CB,KB,CA,JJ . .. winger and waterballoons w/ CC,SG,BS ... Hank Williams, Jr. w/CC,BS,PG,BD,LA . .. G'n' R's '92 . . . "Studyin" w/CD,BB,MO,KS, .. . attitude w/Chambers .. .

Track and FIELD ... Trips to LaPlace ... Good Luck Margaret .. .

Thanx Mom, Dad, Gram, and Grandad Football 1, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track and Field 4; Baseball 2; Acolyte Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Civic Club 3, 4; Chess Club 3.

Clifford C. Northan IV 1983-1992 The games are played with your life on the line. Some lose you win if you keep on tryin' I don't mind doing the time, I' m happier just being alive.

Testament It's been the hard road, edge of an overdose. No matter how high you're still too low. I've been the dancer, the wicked romancer Its a never ending nightmare, edge of disaster Motley Crue K&B ... Drivin' to Destin with DJ ... meet me in 15 minutes . .. busted with SM by Dad . .. Wallace . .. Burt ... pow-wows at Ned 's ... Pals ... Aggravated Assault?! ... scamming ... Mardi Gras ... Busted with cc+TH ... I hate plumbers . ,'. Paul' s house ...

Trudie, put her in the buck ... storytime on thi,' soccer bus ... Yoohoo, I'll make you famous - Billy the kid . .. DOC ... I shall finish the game - Billy the kid . .. burnt in Destin with SP .. . VH, thanx SM+AJ ... CS,TR,SM,MR,AJ,JJ,AW,AK,JW,PB,CH,RR, NC, AM,AK,K D,KG,EW,KN,HM,KM,MF,CB,LP,MB,MM,DM, and MM thanx 4 nothin' ... Thanx to Mom, Dad, Greg, and my pals ... See ya! .. .

Acolyte Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, State Playoffs; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 2; Class Officer 4.

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Nancy Kelly Norwood 1978-1992 'Cause yesterday's got nothing for me, old pictures that I'll always see, time just fades the pages in my book of memories ...

Guns N' Roses So nobody ever told you baby, how it was going to be, so what' II happen to you baby, guess we'll have to wait and see . ..

Guns N' Roses Pokey .. . Wad ... Whale ... Kellito .. . Sal&Sweetie ... Stanley&Stella ... Penni&Venni . . . Pancho Warriors ... Chops&men ... the brick? .. . Skip day ... Happy Birthdays ... Skating ... Super Heroes ... Talks w/Clam ... Veins .. . Jennifaa . . . Towel slap w/JM . .. Comforting Ruphus .. . Shaw Deli ... I' m Alive ... Jeep dance . .. Hairy belly-buttons ... Cheeba-Doobie ... Locker spills ... Crash&Burn .. . I' m veklimpt ... Whip-Its ... Mardi G ras Hitchhiking ... Surprise Party ... I'm cute ... Trig Class ... Taos ...

What are you trying to do? .. . Like butter ... Destin Condo Switch ... Mashed Potatoes . .. All my love&thanx Mom,Dad,Justin,&Scho enfeld Family! I' ll miss you all! Steve,thanx for making me laugh!llu vU&I DO! Volleyball 1; Basketball 2; Gustaf Westfeldt Award 2; Honorable Mention Art Award 2; Class Secretary 2; Honor Roll 3, 4; Culture Club 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3 (Letterman); Fashion Club 1, 2, 3, 4 {VicePresident); Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4.

Michael Cooper Odom 1982-1992 "You see gentlemen, ya gotta keep testin' yourself everyday or else you get slow, and that's when they kill you ."

Billy the Kid " I can't stand to see a guy watch it go out of bounds."

Larry Bird Live and die by the 3 ... Biking to S.J.'S w/T.B.... MidCity ... Taco Bell . . . Skiing in Vail w/ the Balarts ... Summer job w. B.S....

Deny to the end . . . Dixie ... Thick, Quick, and Woo . . . R.O. 's method . .. Studying for exam w/ C.W . . .. Glimpse of L.A. Whoa! ... Fights w/ H.M. and P.M.... Dancing w/ a queen ...

Dec. 28 ... Gorilla ... Race cars ... Cruisin' Babes w/ F.K .... The test ... B-ball captain? .. . Special Pair ... Young Guns w/ T.B . . ..

The Dink ... Egg Marines ... The Bear ... Taboo . . . C.'S.'s girl @ G.P.'s . .. War cry ... Petite ... P.N.'s sister w/ T.B.... Grub w/ C.D .... C.S. T-1000 .. . Slush Football@ Metry ... Thanx to family and friends ... Especially mom and pop . . . Thank You ... I' ll be back.

Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Basketball Captain 4; Regional Powerlifting Champion 4; Acolyte Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Acolyte Treasurer 4.

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Anne Duplessis Ogden 1989-1992 Breathe, breathe in the air, don't be afraid to care. Leave but don't leave me. Look around and choose you r own ground. For as long as you live and as high as you fly and the smiles you give and the tears you cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be .

- Pink Floyd Hold on to your life, Hold on to each reality. You 've got to break each precious dream until they break your heart in two. Build your life until you find whats right for you .

- EMF AwesomeAnne ... Andreas ... Schklemeal86-92 ... MCC ... Sum merOfRDiscontent ... YoHo ... RainOnMe .. . TCB ... Kickbacks . . . AlphaOmega ... Lightnin ... TheHill ... FriendsNLowPlaces . . . JazzFest ... Sting'em ... Britel's . . . OE ... DM/CityPk .. .

JC@AT's ... Waltzing .. . ForeignFriends ... La' . .. 12YearOId .. .

PinkFloyd'NCandlelite ... TakeYourLongestFingerna ii& ... Tradin gDatesW /Jen4Adam ... lceFightsW /Emil ... The Nikkster ... Mon .NitesW /Louis&Missy ... TakeOffYour Shirt&PlaylikeARealMan ... RUSHx3 . .. Prom ... FatFreddy'sTill5:30W /Cat(Steve) ... Will YourLastDayAliveBA sGoodAsThel st? . .. Love& Thanx2AIITheFrie ndsWhoWere&R,HO,DO,JC O,EO,JW,SD,PB,BD,AD,NH,BH, &Ev b.@Lakeside#l ... HappyTrails,K eepSmilin&Rember,Sometimes UHav2DoWhatsReallylmportant2U,EvenlfltsNotPrac tical ... &No wHerAdventureWouldBegin!

Piano 1, Guitar 3, 4; NFL Member 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Key Club 2; Halo 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; Pen & Scroll Member 3, 4; Volunteer 2, 3, 4.

R. Ray Orrill, 111 1978-1992 Yesterday, there were so many things I was never told. Now that I'm startin' to learn, I feel I'm growin' old.

W . Axl Rose #29 ... state champs ... Ruphus .. . Ishmael ... mauve . .. need comforting - KN&SM ... Mozart ... mo' money ... spying w/ CM&CS . . . egg marines ... Stingray ... The Meat ... GN'R w/ CM&SS@ SS house ... Destin . . . CM's room ... giving HM rides ... shot in the art room w/ TB .. . no friends ... contests in Phys ... shving PO's head ... Super-popeyes ... all-district 1B ... poolball ... bulge ... Thanx Mom & Dad for putting up with me and getting me out of speeding tickets.

Baseball Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Tri-Captain 4; Baseball State Champs 3; Class VP 2, 3; Student Council Rep. 1; Latin Award Hon. Men. 1, 3; National Latin Exam (Maxima Cum Laude) 2, 3, 4; Acolyte Club 3, 4; Homecoming Committee Chairman 4; 14 Year Club.

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Edward Atkinson Pankey 1979-1992 When man discovers true love, he will have rediscovered fire.

Unknown Theatre is fantasy, Dreams are fantasy, Theatre is an enactment of a dream . Theatre is my life. Therefore, my life is an endless dream ' consisting of happiness, hardships, and good and bad discoveries'.

Ed Pankey Ed ... Big Ed . . . Freight train . .. Pedro .. . Kabuki . . . ? . . . Pump ' em up and let ' em fly . .. tazmanian maneuver .. . What are you deaf? Off. and Def. tackle . . . Thisbe .. . Ed, let me tell you a story, Pankey .. . Yeah, OK Tidmore . .. Passage . . . Show Group .. . Ms. McNeil ... CC,EP,and CN at my house w/JD .. . Student council speeches .. . Lothar .. . RR,JB,KS,JH, and NH ... Misfits .. . LD&AV .. . Greasy Pit .. . 14 years at STM ARGHHH! .. . Picnic . .. NOCCA . .. Country Day girls .. . Grand Duke .. . Speech . . . Please insert your owner disk . . . me,JM,GG,MN,CW,and KM . . . Senior Skip Day .. . Soccer . . . ManOWar ... Thanks ML,MOM,Dad . . . catch 'ya later ...

Drama Award 5th; Speech Award 8th; Disney World Show Group Performance 7th; St. Louis Show Group Performance 8th; U.S. Show Group 1; ISAS Festival 1 and 3; Midsummer Night's Dream 2; Passage 3; Picnic at Hanging Rock 3; Impromptu 4; Apollo of Be/lac 4; 3rd at City Speech Tournament 4; 7th at State Speech Tournament 4; Student of Ms. Lawrence 1, 2, 3.

Amy Patricia Petro 1979-1980; 1982-1992 I' ll take with me the memories and hope it gets me through tomorrow because it is too hard to say goodbye to yesterday. G. C. Cameron For long you live and high you fly and smiles you give and tears you cry, and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.

Pink Floyd Typical . . . Luck w/JC . .. C3 w/AM&KP . .. timesave w/AJ ...

Scooby . .. Sugar Bowl w/AM . .. Feen Ch ild . . . Senior Skip Day 4/ 9/92 .. . 360 on interstate . .. the Legend ... getting towed ... talks w/ JA, ES - she bought ice cream .. . stand by me w/SM&AM . . . AJ,McS&EG ... Saw ... AG&EG . . . Zeus ball . . . shorty . . . VH '88 . . . Fisher w / BB ,JC,AJ, &AM ... PH . . . Baked Alaska w/ES,JC,SM .. . the Ridge . . . Mainsail ... trips to BR . . . See ya . . .

Senior retreat . . . stealing Home tape ... Officer Bob . . . Shooting star w / AJ . .. Thank you Dad, Mom, and Kelly for everything . . .

Thanks to AM,JC,JA,SL,SJS, ES, for the best times, I love you all and always will.

Volleyball 2; Care Club 1; Christmas in October 1; Honor Roll 1; Fashion Club 1; Homecoming Cheerleader 1; Senior Chapel 4; Friendliest Girl 4 .

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Manishi Prasad 1985-1992 You have no shame, do you?

Stacey Vial To search for perfection is all very well But to look for heaven is to live here in hell.

Sting Miss Cheerleader USA ... Badish ... Stray Cat Strut ... car topics .. . 4th row, 2nd from left . .. Yo, Spike, I got the MATS! ... I' d STING him ... Lemon meringue WHAT? ... vichysoisse ... Prince Eric . .. purple cows ... baking time for brownies ... making up humanities ... 15-minute bathroom trips in AP Biology ... too young for PG-13 . . . why Fargo?! ... grammatically correct . .. Sting '91 ... Rush tickets in two hours ... SV's college apps . . . suit size: 0 . . . spaghetti at my house ... power buy ... physics ... running a fever .. . don't stand so close ... Manishi, TELEPHONE! ... you don't KNOW?! .. . turtle brownies for THEM ... Thanks Mom, Dad (aka COLLEGE GURU), Meeta, JB, RE, NH, LM, SV, SS, SM, RT, Mr. Cox ... Toadies, ST.M! Cum Laude 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; JETS 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1.

Diana LaBorde Rachal 1990-1992 Fortune favors the brave.

Vergil N.O.C.C.A. ... Golden ... Destin summer 91 .. . WN ... C.C. Harley Davidson . . . Stone Cold . . . DR,WS,JF,AC ... Switch ... BS - HEW? - Christmas 90 ... Lunch w/NH,KMM ... Mamansita . .. Thelma and Louise . .. Gladiators Blaze rules; sorry ICE ...

Homecoming . .. The Trouble With Trouble . . . Mardi Gras 1992 ... left handed Louise ... Waldo's Boots ... DM's . .. Credit card tab! . .. THE CLUB ... Applebee's ... the strawberry kind! ... I'm a very happy person ... KMM ... Thanx dad,mom ,Denise,bill ...

Theres no true friend like a sister NOCCA; Soccer; Halo; HUMANITIES!!!

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Robert Conklin Rhoden, Ill 1979-1992 It is only with the heart that one can see rightly. What is essential is invisible to the eye.

Antoine de Saint-Exupery Stop looking out, Start looking in. Be your own best friend . Stand up and say, " Hey, this is mine, all mine."

Van Halen I love the smell of napalm in the morning Robert Duvall Robbie ... Bob ... Chester ... Mohammed ... bakin' the turkey ... pool and Halloween parties .. . Valtor ... BK! . . . wallet poetry .. . Deep Fried ... STAFF . . . model? . . . Emge . .. Great Brittany .. . cyberball . . . la-ow-zy . .. SOCCER ... 50 ... STM-O CBR-0 . . .

976-MEAT . .. Mon' s plates ... warpuppy .. . 8 - I win! ... The Raving . . . SURPRISE! ... The Big Q . . . BSI ... firepole ...

Chintendo ... 10 ft ... humanities w / Doc ... French video oven fire, Thanx KS,JB,EC,JH, NH,MS,MW,CT,HM,Coach Goody,Coach Dozier,Ms JoAnn. Thank You Dad,Mom,Todd,Nan,Grandma Dot,P op s,Paw-Paw,Uncle Gary,Uncle Donny,Aunt Ann,Uncle Sam All my love always It's not where you're going, it's how you're getting there.

Halo 1, 2, 3, 4; Nat'! Honor Society 3, 4; Football Letterman 1, 2; Soccer and Baseball Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Captain of Soccer Team 4; Nat'! Quill and Scroll Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 1; Nat'! Merit Commended Student; Cum Laude.

Marc Alan Ripps 1981-1992 I don't want fifteen minutes of fame. I want a life. I don't want to be a flash in the pan. I want a career. I don't want to grab all I can. I want to selectively choose the best. I don't want to sell a company.

I want to build one. But the rest of my goals are long term. The result of day to day determination. I redefine the word consistency.

Along the way there will surely be moments of brilliance. I am, after all, me. I'll never look back with regret. I will always believe in the ideal. I hope to be remembered, not recalled. And I hope to make a difference.

Carlton Fisk The Ripper ... Rippsh** .. . Ewok .. . Zacceaaus ... The 100' s of other names . . . Trip to Washington ... CD conflict ... Art sophomore year . .. The ISRAELIAN STORY ... Egg Marines .. . Being moved up to Varsity baseball two games before the district championship ... Quitting baseball the year they won state . .. Running in soccer . . . The St. Charles game . . . Dropping Psychology .. .

Arnold Horshack .. . World History classes . . . Missing Senior Skip Day . .. Thanks mom, dad, and even you Shawn for getting me through High School Nati o nal Latin Exam Award 1; Soccer State Playoffs 2; Baseball District Champions 2; Halo Photo Editor 2; Soccer State Playoffs 3; Halo Photo Editor 3; Soccer State Playoffs 3.

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Charles Claiborne Schmidt 1979-1992 " The person who said, 'Winning isn't everything' never won anything. " Anonymous "Live for today and not tomorrow" Ozzy Osbourne "You have to live your life with a sense of humor, if you don't you'll go crazy."

Charlie Schmidt Claib . .. Smither ... Country Day Sweet 16 ... Track Star S.P.. . . three trees ... C.C. & B.S ... . unk in a 35 . . . Destin ... The lighter ... "they were born on the same day w/ the same name." . . . getting rolled ... beating up D.D. w/ S.P... . Vail@ Mardi Gras .. .

Circle K w/ T.H., K.S., R.O., &C.W . ... Three Wise Men .. .

Prelude ... "Your parents are out of town again?" . .. slush football ... May 19, 1991 . . . working on race cars - M.O .... Herman ...

G n' R w/ M.H . & R.A. . . . T.B. & M .B. Cocoa Beach . .. Metallica . . . Racetrack . . . Going to school on Sr. skip day .. . Rolling Stones . .. Good luck R.S., G.P.,E.D., C.W., C.S., J.C., P.O., and C.M .. . .

Thanks Mom and Dad for paying my tuition, only $75,000 left!

Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Acolyte Club 2, 3, 4; Operation Comeback 3; Service Project 3; Chess Club 3, 4; Soccer Manager 4; Parliamentarian 4.

Stephen Michael Schoenfeld 1990-1992 It' s time to play, these last 4 years of madness sure put me straight, don't get back 14 years in just one day, so hard to keep my own head, just go away .. .

Guns N' Roses If you need a shoulder, or if you need a friend, I' ll be here standin' until th e bitter end. Don't ever leave me, say you' ll always be there, all I ever wanted was for you to know that I care.

Guns N' Roses HUSTLER . . . Point Blank w / MO ... skating . .. GN' NRS .. . Fluffy - CD&BS . .. Artl-4th ... FrenchlV . .. Wagner w/STU . .. Carry On . . . Bible w/Marshal l Bros .. . Need comforting? . .. I Luv CB,PG ,PO,&CM . .. Where' s Truitt? . .. GRABER(89-91) . . . veins . . .

Airplane!w/ RO . . . Sal&Sweetie ... Stanley&Stella . . . Loaded ' 82 Electra . . . golf w/Woody . . . Satan@Miley .. . Skip Day '92! ...

Mardi Gras Hitchhiking .. . Santa Fe . .. OPERATIONS BLACK NW HITE,NIAGRA STORM,CURRENCY XCHANGE,FORT HOWARD,FERRIS WHEELER,DAILY HERALD ... whip-its w/CM,RO,C W@Botte ... surprise (1 /24/92) . .. I'm cute ... Cheeba-whoah-N ot-Oh,Gank! .. . Love&thanx to my family,frie nds,& The Norwoods .ILUVU,KELLY!Will you marry me?

Culture Club 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Acolyte Club 4; Homecoming Devil 4; Honor Roll 4; Senior Favorite : Wittiest.

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Kyle Salvador Sclafani 1981-1984, 1987-1992 Summer's going fast, nights growing colder, Children growing up, old friends growing older, Freeze this moment a little bit longer, Make each sensation a little bit stronger, Experience slips away.

Rush A vow unto his own, that never from this day, his will they' ll take away.

Metallica Kee-lay . . . Decadence/Tanglewild ... Nude ninjas ... 6-3 and staying home ... The masterpiece ... Good luck '92 FB+Camp Odom ... Jucy's ... P E #1 . . . The Prospector ... Head Shmuck .. . 85 is alive ... Wild Thing ... Lists/lyrics .. . Spinal Tap .. . Good Luck RM, JH , HM, BS, BB, PM, PO, CC, MO ... Dinner at NH ' s .. .

HC '9 1 ... Mooney's class .. . Stealing signs . . . Mike' s ... thinking it will happen ... RR, JH, EC, JB, EP, + NH ... B-ball w/ HM . . .

Recycling at Rhodes ... Shoney's ... Aerosmith '90 ... Cheap shot artist ... Destin . . . Circle K w/CS, RO, TH ... 4/3/91 ... CD Sweet 16 ... The Mav ... We made it, Mom ... Thank you Tanglewild and Families, th e Odoms, Mom, Rahna (I love you guys) ... Let's get outta here Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All-District 2nd Team 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, President 4; Acolyte Club 1, 2, 3; Civic Club 3; Track 2; Baseball 1.

Lisa Dicharry Scott 1981-1992 Let's give 'em something to talk about.

Bonnie Raitt You say my eyes are crazy eyes; sometimes they are and so are you.

Jane's Addiction And these c hildren that you spit upon, as you try to change their worlds, are immune to your consultations; t hey' re quite aware of what they're going through.

David Bowie WENCH ... Lili ... Dr.SAM ... I can't eat this ... I'm a veggie .. .

Hurricane Season .. . 4 musketeers . .. The Pipes . .. Dev .. .

Leeman ... Rex ... What would you do if I? ... Double Baff . . .

DSOTM ... Wungle ... Popsicles . .. Decadence Groupie ... Von Henry Santana IV ... 2/12/91 - Mardi Grass .. . Shoney Boy . . .

Dollhouse Lovers ... ATILLA ... Blue Corn Tortillas ... DOCS . . .

The Beach ... TAZ ... Jolly Wendy' s Worker ... Thanx Dad,Mom, Tutu, Boo,JM,GG, K M, DR,AO, LH,JB,AP,LD,DH,TP,J D,TA,& esp.

ML & NH - for my sanity ... Good Luck Boo,AJ ,AC,& RP ...

CIAO, BA YBEE! Key Club 1; Fashion Club 1; Painting Club 2, 3; CARE Club (CoPresident) 3; _STM Chorus 1, 2, 4; New Orlea ns Master Chorale 2; Culture Club 4; Outdoor Education 1, 2; Key Clubber of the Year (Honorable Mention) 1; Plays 4; GRADUATION!!!

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Suzanne Elizabeth Shaw 1979-1992 Go on, no don 't look back Just realize where you've gone Where are you going to, no life's not done with you You 've only just begun, to live your life for you ...

Testament Suzie .. . the clam ... St.Elmo's Fire . .. seeing Satan at MM w/RO, AJ,BS,SS . .. Collin ... St.Pat's Day'90 .. . Roda&Boda .. . talks w/KN ... the Olds ... New Year's Eve'89 ... George from the jungle ... spinach in the olds w/AM,JA,MO . . . Juicy . . . CHOCOLATE ATTACKS w/KN&AJ ... dead oxen . . . Pokey ... late night talks w/MO ... rice crispy treats w/ML ... FAB-U-LOUS .. .

Zwolle .. . Where are you from? ... the test ... 7-11 .. . Curly .. .

Chabeava ... Destin'90 ... Van Halen .. . crazy bread ... Angel .. . for ever young . .. 12/26 .. . mauve ... Chops . . . un photo? ... ss day ... Mardi Gras'90 ... Thanks AJ,KN,JA,AM,JC,BS&AP - I' ll MISS YOU.Thanks Mom,Dad,Becky&Meg for everything - I LOVE Y'ALL VERY MUCH!BYE BYE. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Homecoming Court 1, 2, 3, 4 (Queen); Fashion Club 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4 (President); Volleyball 1, 2; Christmas in October 1; National Honor Society 4; Girls' State Alt. 4; Culture Club 4; Most Popular Girl 4.

Brett Donald Simpson 1980-1992 This is the beginning of a new day. God has given me this day to use it as I will. I can waste it or use it for good. Today is very important because I am exchanging a day in my life for it. When tomorrow comes this day will be gone forever. Leaving something in its place I have traded for it. I want it to be good not evil. Success not failure .

Paul "Bear" Bryant If you' re not going to go all out, why even go at all.

Christian Daigle & Chris Stakelum STATE CHAMPS .. . #9 .. . 23-0 ... Let's get c razy ... STM 17 Newman O ... late-nite meeting w/TB@SJ's - OPP ... playing pool w/CM&JMC . .. Allnighters . . . Planet Earth w/ED,TB,&PH .. .

Beef .. . Egg Marine ... Hunting w/CS .. . Work w/MO ... Sleeping @LG's w/CW HC Nite ... Van Halen .. . Destin w/PM .. . hsurht bros ... RA w / the Boys ... St. Charles Inn . .. The Flood . . .

Spy Missions ... Senior Season - Try to forget it ... Team meet. @the Bell ... WT's . .. The Bonnie .. . New Year's Eve w/PM,CW, &HM ... Football games . .. Thanks to all my fri e nds ... Thanks M OM,DAD,ERIN,NELL, AND JORDAN ... AND ESP. COACH D . ..

Y'ALL ARE THE BEST .. . I LOVE YOU ALL . ..

Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Undefeated State Champions 3; Metro Champs 2, 3; All District 2, 3; All State 3; Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri Captain 4; District Champs 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; State Playoffs 2, 3; Acolyte Club 2, 3, 4; Civic Club 3, 4, VicePres. 3, President 4; Chess Club 3.

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Michael Durgin Sullivan 1978-1992 I don't worry ' bout nothin ', no, 'cause worrin's a waste of my time .

G'N R Won't you be my neighbor?

Mr. Rogers We go to 11 .

TANGLEWILD TANGLEWILD ... Rock' n Roll . .. Dio ... my house ... Spinal Tap ... SA ... the vader ... Derek Smalls . .. Major Healey . .. c ucumbers ... nice shoes ... nice hair . . . nice car ... Metallica .. . lists ... aquatic athlete .. . the pain ... regular Sat. night thing .. . video tapes . . . it don't mean nothin' ... that's how they walk .. . bananna-nut stuff ... Mr. Sato ... my pencil? ... cool mode .. .

Rome wasn't built in a day, my brotha! ... Colors . .. Carmina Burana ... JH - Hammertime . . . BOLTS . . . Wilson Inn ... Freaks . .. Jack . .. no pain ... hamburgers ... Beast ... Spring Break '92 . . . Sybil' s Gig .. . try everything once & do the fun stuff twice .. . to all my friends - I love you - especially Mom,Dad, Lauren& Kris SWIMMING : All-American Times in 100 Fly and 200 Medley Relay; Captain - 3, 4; MVP - 1, 2, 3, 4; City Champion in 100 Fly 3, 4; State Runner-ups and Undefeated District Champs 1991; XCountry Letterman 1, 2, 3; Headmaster's Ath. Achievement Awd .; NHS; National Merit Finalist; Research Science Institute '91 ; JETS 5th in Nation; Key Club; Halo Managing Editor; Valedictorian.

Barbara Glynn Sutton 1986-1992 When I've sat by the window And gazed at the rain With an ache in my heart But never feeling the pain And if you would tell me Just w hat my life means Walking a long road Never reaching the end Iron Maiden Destin w / JC&ST . .. Hot tub ... Babbles .. . Funmellows . . . Puking dog . .. Van Hal en . .. Skippy ... Big re d solo cups@ P's . ..

Miss.Mud . . . Midnight Flight to Malibu ... Being towed . . . St. Pat's day'90 ... Days @RR ... Beach police . . . Funk bubbles . .. Dog Towel ... S.H. Sweet 16 - ]C's car ... New Year's Eve '90- DJ's jeans . .. Juicy ... Camella ... The zoo w/ RP,AJ,BS&AS . .. Flaming Dr.P' s . .. Mardi Gras Day '92 ... Maclosky . . . Purple passion .. .

72 16 1 . . . 7/1 1 /88 . .. Antipathy ... BS's ticket ... Thanks Mom,D ad,Tim&AI for always being there . .. To my friends:AJ AM SS AP JA&JC - Thanx 4 the memories&l' II miss ya' II ... Thanx to my 2nd mo m fo r he lping mew/everything ... Good Luck Guy!Later!#*!

Shi eld 1; Vo ll eyball 1, 2; Culture Club 4; CARE Club 3; Christmas in October 3; Homecoming Cheerleader 4; Wittiest 4.

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Stacey Patricia Vial 1980-1992 A fetus world in limbo, what an incredible silhouette!

Victor Hugo So savor every mouthful and treasure every moment ... When the storms are raging round you, stay right where you are.

Queen Two roads diverged in a wood and I, I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.

Robert Frost Zowie Zoe . .. Sgt Pepper . . . Roller Coaster ... The BIG Thing . . .

AL ... If a train goes over you, its good luck ... That'd B 2 EZ .. .

OM ... Is Paul dead? .. . positive attitude . . . Andrea' s ... doodlin ... Dale ... the cl iffhanger ... no pictures please . . . U didn't know THAT!?! ... Leave your windows down so they won't have to break em . .. roll w/you . . . uptight .. . 2 ft death . .. Don't stand So . ..

Get outa heah! .. . what smut! . .. movie nites .. . wanna bet . . . Mr. AR .. . Chris . .. Les Mis .. . get down ... don't open my door 1st ... culture .. . full days - NOT! ... Thanx 2 my family & friends esp PM 4 college & Mom 4 E-THING .. . I SURVIVED HUMANITIES! .. . Its been Real, Its been Fun ... !SPV Soccer 1, 2; Chorus 1-4; Art 1-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; MAKING IT THROUGH SCHOOL 1-12!!!

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Carter Railsback Wood 1978-1992 Don't worry about it!

Charles Schaefer Loosen Up. Relax. Except for rare life-and-death situatio ns. nothing is as important as it seems.

H. Jackso n Brown, Jr. Woodie ... Dice Article . .. Studying in Fat City w/ MO . . . The Note ... Rolling CS . . . Sleeping in Class . .. De limon Cop w/ ML .. . Sleeping at LG 's w/BS ... Golfing w/ SS & KN ... Slumbe r Parties at PN's . . . Ve nus .. . Time Save r cop w/CS & DM ... Help from Paper Boy ... Top Gun . .. Prom'91 ... " LMYDEE" .. .

Summer School w/ Sm ... Laura & I are just friends .. . AC/ DC . . . that LSU mentality . .. Mardi Gras' 91 ... speeding tickets . . .

Macchu Picchu . . . Destin .. . Good Lu ck Ashley . .. Mr. Clean . . .

Jealous Boyfriends ... Vail .. . Miss. Police w/MB . .. Skip Day . . .

Woodies Goodies ... passing out on Mrs. De nise - twice . . . soccer Trips to Phil' s w/ CS .. . Thanks Mom Dad & Spe ncer esp Erika & Laura Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Civic Club 3, 4; Civic Club V.P. 4; Acolyte Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; 1st Team All District 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2.

Jon Christopher Wright 1987-1992 W ooo! Pig! Sooie!

- All Arka nsans I really li ke winning. It's like better than losing.

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Nuke Laloosh

Hu ggie . . . Blyth eville, Arkansas ... 8-0 ... 23-0 ... me+GG . . . Just asqueeze . . . we' re just fri e nds . . . Destin ' 91 .. . Golf Course . . . no U turn ... skating w/ SS+KN ... Stm - 1 Sme lly Ho-O . . . It stinks in here . . . W . Monroe . . . Fre nch ... Football(not) . . .

Footsie . .. watc hing TV . .. ClubMTV . . . Donnie . . . Mini pe p rallies .. . sos . .. Th anx Coach D . .. 17-1 . . . 16-0 ... State Champs . . . Coco Beach . . . Prom '91 . . . I love you Gretchen, Mom, Dad, To mmy, a nd eve ryone e lse THANX see you later.

All-Distri ct Catche r 3; Stud e nt Council 4; G raduated 4 .

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Left to Right: Ray Orrill, John Blake, Edward Pankey, Kelly Norwood, Carter Wood, Paul Hogan, Aimee Miranne, Mark LeBlanc, Michael Sullivan.

Top: Left to Right: Hiro Mikami, Beau Bethune, Adams, Jennifer Claiborne Schmidt, Paolo Messina, Robbie Rhoden, Christian Daigle, David Bowman. Bottom: Left to Right: Jenny Costello, Nick Hinge! , Eddie Chin, Suzie Shaw.

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Top Left: Kelly McGeehan is on her way to class. Top Right: The Senior football players take a picture at the Homecoming dance.

Right: Suzie Shaw and Amy Petro are dressed up for their Homecoming decorating day Junior year.

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Top Left: Tony Haspel, David Jackson, and Truitt Balart. Middle Left: Eddie Chin is sitting in the Senior hallway during lunch . Middle Right: Rachel Epstein skis in Colorado during Christmas break.

Bottom Left : David Bowman, Christian Daigle, Ray Orill, and Brett Simpson on vacation .

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Top Right: Jennifer Adams, Suzie Shaw, and Kelly Norwood are on their way to class. Middle Left: Chris Wright reads the newspaper in the library. Middle Right: Carter Wood awaits his enemies.

Bottom Right: Matt Neighbors, Cliff Northan, and Bear Marchal on Ring Day 1991.

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Top Left: Mark Le Blanc and Claiborne Schmidt dress as Hans and Frans for Senior Weird Day. Middle Left: Aimee Miranne and Gretchen Godchaux smile for the camera. Top Right: Peter Leach gets down with the senior's disco decorations during Homecoming week . Left: Paolo Messina, Hiro Mikami, Dr .

Mooney, Kyle Sclafani, and Beau Bethune take a break for a picture during class.

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Top Right: John Blake, Michael Sullivan, Kyle Sclafani, and Nick Hinge! display their rings on Ring Day 1991. Middle Left: Tony Haspel and Bear Marchal are disguised for Senior Weird Day. Middle Right : Marc Ripps is dressed up for Senior Weird Day. Right: Scott Goldblatt, Robbie Rhoden, and Steven Dewitt are dressed up for Senior Weird Day.

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Top Left: Jennifer Adams, Allison Johnston, Aimee Miranne, and Jenny Costello are standing in front of some of the Senior decorations du ring Homecoming Week. Middle Left: Claiborne Schmidt performs in front of the lockers during Homecoming Week. Above: Martin Loicano is dressed up for Homecoming Week. Bottom Left: Christian Daigle, Kyle Sclafani, and Eddie Chin show spirit in their costumes during Homecoming Week.

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Top Left: Hiro Mikami and Michael Odom dress up for Senior Weird Day. Top Right: Brett Simpson is pictured with his sister. Middle Right: Ed Pankey is dressed up for Senior Weird Day. Right: Lisa Scott, Paul Hogan, Allison Johnston, David Jackson, Hiro Mikami, Suzie Shaw, and Jennifer Adams relax in the library.

Opposite Page: Top Left: Kyle Sclafani , Hiro Mikami , Truitt Balart, Nick Hingel, Eddie Chin, and Christian Daigle pose humorously for the picture. Top Right: Jennifer Mintz gives her completely innocent smile. Middle Right: Stephen Schoenfeld thinks real hard about the future . Bottom Left: Amy Petro, Allison Johnston, and Barbara Sutton study during third period. Bottom Right: Anne Ogden poses for a picture with her sister.

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Free Play Kickball St. Martin's Day with the big kids Little bathrooms Ms. Janet Ringing the bell in the morning Playing kissing games Throwing toilet paper in the boys' bathroom Running into the poles on the breezeway Chasing the boys Heads-Up 7up Brownies Going strawberry picking Ms. Cairin's bathtub Edward hanging from a hook from his underwear Indian Day World Day Science Fairs Service Club Mrs. Siegel's classical music Mr. Compagno Hiro and Eddie Kung Fu fighting Ms. Womack's marble jar Listening to Michael Jackson in 4th grade Carter and Truitt getting separated in Ms. Lazes' class The first day Bring home guinea pigs for the weekend Swimming with Coach Bower Cubbyholes Lice pillows in the library Miggy's Ice Breakers 8 O'clocks Paolo and Allison Truitt and Suzie Clif as Santa Claus for show group Washington D.C. The Scribes Old Town Mr. Landry Mr. Lind's gas experiment Beau's end of the year parties Parties at Meghan Richoux's house Tom Sawyer Day Spin the Bottle Playing in the back area during football games

8th grade blue jean rebellion Mr. Ellis Truth or Dare The Natchez Mollie breaking her arm jumping rope Travis punching Hirn Mr. Longstreth Mr. Holliman Sex-ed with Mrs. Kaston Mrs. McCormick' s substitute Egg drop contest Mr. Rawson and Gonzo Mr. Breazeale making paper airplanes Jazz Fest Saturdays Mrs. Herrington hitting Claiborne Advisory meetings Mr. Hughes World Cultures history class Mrs. Watkins and her ruler Freshman retreat and meeting the Seniors Mollie getting locked in Paul's bathroom Homecoming Van Halen Spring Break Dissecting pigs Getting a license Sweet Sixteen Party pies Decadence/Tanglewild Prom Trying to get the student lounge built Ring Day The morning show The strange smells in the hall The cafeteria burning Turning eighteen Winning state in baseball in 1991 Junior Homecoming decorations Dress Code The Regulators St. Martin's Day sweep 4-0 Dirty dozen sneaking out on the Senior Retreat and getting caught Senior Skip Day Lunch Leave Senioritis GRADUATION MAY 29, 1992!

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Junior year at St. Martin's is always a very busy year.

Besides winning the Homecoming decoration contest, this class inducted many new members in the National Honor Society and Cum Laude Society. Friday lunch leave was well utilized by this class as their cherished upperclassman privilege. Ring Day and Prom were exciting and fun and the Awards Day ceremony marked only one more year left with the Passing of the Light ceremony.

Top Right: Steven Griffith receives his class ring from Michael Sullivan .

Bottom Left: Alice Manard and Greg Page pose for a picture on Ring Day. Bottom Right: Ben Crawford suffers an early burnout.

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Top Left: Meeta Prasad works hard on the Yearbook. Top Right: Colin Gold stops to get in a picture at St. Martin's Day. Bottom : Ruffy Suggs looks on while Mark LeBlanc turns Edmund Deith's ring.

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Top Right: Veronica Bell studies hard for a Bible test. Bottom: Sarah Close, Amy deBoisblanc, Dina Michael, and Mary Beth Chrestman talk with Dr. Mooney.

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Junior class officers are Jay Adair, Parliamentarian; Justin Jones, President; Lise Andersson, VicePresident; Patrick Odom, Secretary; Meeta Prasad, Treasurer.

Chad Aleman Murtuza Ali Ashley Amato Lise Andersson T. Bill Axelrad

Carter Balart Veronica Bell Kyle Branting Carolina Bravo Samantha Brennan

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Mary Beth Chrestman Arthur Christy Sarah Close Christopher Coffman Nikki Corcoran

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Benjamin Crawford Amy deBoisblanc Edmund Dieth Nicole Eichberger Katie Faught

Kimberly Garland Patrick Garvey David Gleason Colin Gold Sean Grace

Steven Griffith Brett Guidry Kathy Haycock Gareth Healy Brian Houghtaling

John Hyatt Shannon James Amy Johnson Justin Jones Melanie Kaye

Michele Kenny Fritz Koch Christopher LeMieux Christian Leask Alice Manard

Robbie Manard Marshall Marice

Beth Marks Carter Marshall

Robbie Manard and Anne Monsted relax during lunch .

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Dina Michael Anne Monsted

Jennifer Moore Scott Nelson

Paige Nolan Patrick Odom Gregory Page Amy Pecquet Michael Pitts

Meeta Prasad Mary Elizabeth Robertson Gretchen Ryan Tossy Sanders Scott Schuber

Jennifer Schupp Christopher Shofstahl Jay Ben St. Amant Christopher Stakelum Ruffy Suggs

Ashley Tappin Mitch Weatherly

Ian Williams Shane Winter

Ashley Tappin relaxes between classes.

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Sophomore year marks many forms of coming of age.

Usually, students celebrate their sixteenth birthday when they are sophomores. The girls hold a "Sweet Sixteen" party that the entire Upper School is invited to.

Many students also take the Driver Education class that is offered in the spring and the fall so that they can get their license for their birthdays.

Above: Marie Louise Ryan and Carrie Black share stories on the way to class. Top Right: John Diasselliss plays teacher for Fr. Mesa. Bottom Right: Merrick McKinnie and Lauren Ward are just friends.

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Top Left: Camilo Mendez poses for a picture. Top Right: Morlas Schoenfeld, you know you shouldn't be eating in the halls! Bottom: Mignon Frye, Melissa Smith, and Anouk Rognon pose for a picture.

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Top Left: John Diasselliss, what are you trying to do to Ford Church? Top Right: Camilo Mendez says he gives up. Bottom: Michael Moreau anxiously awaits Bible class.

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Leigh Adams

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Rahul Alexander Stiles Anderson Brian Axelrad Mac Bauer Brent Beaulieu

Landon Becnel David Bellard Carrie Black Vanessa Carroll Jay Cerise

Christopher Chambers Ford Church Amy Coleman William Danflous John Diasselliss

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Kendall Dinon Ian Emond Barbara Farris

Wesley Fenner Mignon Frey Elizabeth Getten

Jimmy Gill Jason Griffith Kristi Hamlin Marco Hidalgo Ruchi Katoch

Amy Keeney Kathryn Kimble Jennifer Lee Julie Lyeki Rahna McKey

Merrick McKinnie Camilo Mendez Suzanne Miller Holly Mills Michael Moreau

Kristen Nelson

Gregory Northon

Jimmy Gill, Chris Reese, John Diasselliss, Greg Valladares, David Bellard, Brian Axelrad, and Greg Northon live it up at lunch.

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Kristi Parton Thomas Peters

Christopher Reese Stephen Rodriguez

Anouk Rognon Lindsay Romano Rene Ronquillo Shoshana Roth schild Marie Louise Ryan

Whitney Samuel Brent Scalia Morlas Schoenfeld J. Collin Schumacher Monique Scioneaux

Amy Scott Erin Simpson Melissa Smith Breck Trevino Greg Valladares

Elizabeth Wanek Lauren Ward

Benny Whitley Charles Williams

Chris Chambers enjoys an exciting Chemistry class.

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Most freshmen walk through the Upper School doors to a whole new world. The experiences they have at St. Martin's remain with them always. They will always remember their first Homecoming, their FreshmanSenior lunch leaves, and most of all, their friends. Freshman crushes, especially on Senior guys, are popular, and their fifteenth birthday usually marks their first trip out behind the wheel.

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Top Right: Christina Thorneycroft and Stephanie Martinez are excited about high school. Bottom Left: Dominick Bartolotta and Ben Prevost listen to their walkmans during lunch. Bottom Right: Ridgely Pittman studies hard in the Math Office.

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Top Left: Brooke Bailey and Wesley Marchal are good friends . Top Right: John Reily Thomason, Ben Prevost, and Jonathan Schenk walk to Chapel together. Bottom: Freshman girls study together during lunch.

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Top Right: Mikalia Kott experiments in the Biology lab . Top Left: Eric Veith is chilly during the winter months. Bottom: Paul Gregory goofs off during lunch.

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James Angehr Ashley Baier Brooke Bailey Dominick Bartolotta Brett Bordelon

Allyson Bratina Michael Bretz Mario Caserta Deepak Chakravarty Joanne Close

Bradley Coffman Jason Conway Fairleigh Cook Courtney Crossie Brady Dugan

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Claude Eyamba Matthew Francis Catherine Garvey Lauren Gatti Bradley Glaser

Sahil Godiwala Scott Gold Paul Gregory Ashley Hall Lee Hall

Katie Hartwell Beth Huber Alex Husserl Staci James Stephanie Jones

Adam Kartzke Brian Kendrick Duke Kerrigan Mikalia Kott Charles Labouisse

Marigny Lee Ross Longo Wendy Manard Shawn Manning Wesley Marchal

Stephanie Martin Stephanie Martinez Jonathan Massicot

Elizabeth Maurer Sharon McDaniel Brendan McLean Bebe Ryan figures out which pages she should copy.

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Christina Murphy Margaret Neighbors Justin Norwood

Alexis Pantelides Leticheau Perkins Cindy Perret

Robert Peterson Mary Pettit Sean Phillips Ridgely Pittman Ben Prevost

Lee Prewitt Rana Ramelli Stuart Rose Elizabeth Ryan Jonathan Schenk

Foster Schlosser William Schroeder Louis Smith Liev Thames John Reily Thomason

Christina Thorneycroft Robin Tompkins Rachel Tuuri Matthew Van Wie Eric Veith

Stephanie Vial Meredith Volk Jeffrey Williams Michael Williams Mark Wolf

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This yea r had so me fun eve nts fo r the eighth grade such as the class picnic, a class slumber party, and St. Martin's day.

The most exciting, however, was the

class trip to Was hingto n, D.C. Early morning on Tuesday, Ap ril 28, the eighth grade met at the airport and bega n an enthusiastic journey to the na-

tio n' s captial. Arri vi ng at 11 :45, t hey were loaded onto bu ses and began their

sightsee ing with th e fri e ndly drivers.

Throughout th e week, they visited many sights incl ud ing the Smit hso nians, th e White Ho use, the Washington Monument, the Jefferson and Lin co ln Memo-

rials, and Arlingto n Cemetery. Finall y, o n Saturday, May 2, the class of 1996 returned to New O rl eans, their suitcases

stuffed with souve nirs and film , and their minds never to fo rget th e wo nderful times shared in W as hington.

The class of 1996 end ed their yea r w ith the annual aw ards cere mony and a

class party. As they cele brated the beginn ing of su mme r, they looked fo rward to their fi rst year in the Upper School.

Top: Stephen St. Pierre, Coleen Kenny, Andrea Andersson, Chip McGeehan, and Tori Hodges pose for a picture while in Washington D.C. Bottom Left: Andrea Andersson and Coleen Kenny enjoy the airplane ride to Washington D.C. Bottom Right: Chip McGeehan and Sarah Beth Odom pose for a picture.

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Top Left: Bradly Glaser and Bradley Becnel joke around before class. Top Right: Alecia Fiorenza works on her English project . Middle Right: Keri Solis and Elizabeth Husserl take notes during science class. Left: Eighth graders concentrate on their tests.

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Top: Mrs . Scott's Advisees: Back: Chike Ozah, Nicole Irving, Jonathan Houston Front: Annie Flettrich, Rebecca Dunn, Jennifer Denuna, and Carla Dugas.

Above Left: Alicia Fiorenza and Elizabeth Husserl pose for the yearbook photographer. Above Right: Courtney Schupp working hard on her test. Right: Mrs. Houghtaling's Advisees: Keri Solis, Lauren Lenter, Stephanie Sharpie, Elizabeth Husserl, Bill Goodwin, Stephen Bellard (bottom left to right) Paul Haly, Erich Faust, Curt Beaulieu.

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Curt Beaulieu Bradly Becnel Stephen Bellard Shane Bohrer Chris Bowman

Michael Brown Caroline Byrd Mike Cavaroc Andrea Cecil Adele Dauphin

Jennifer Denuna Bridget Dugan Carla Dugas Rebecca Dunn Erich Faust

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Wesley Felter Alecia Fiorenza

Annie Flettrich Tyson Geary

Mr. Lind's Advisees: Top, L to R: Marshall Hevron, Wesley Felter, Stephen St. Pierre, John Abernathy, Chip McGeehan, Chris Bowman. Bottom: Nicholas Wilm erding, Blake Schuhmacher, David Mueller, Guy Johnston, John Godchaux.

Debbie Glaser John David Godchaux Kevin Goldblatt Billy Goodwin Paul Haley

Marshall Hevron Tori Hodges Jonathan Houston Elizabeth Husserl Nicole Irving

Guy Johnston

Coleen Kenny

Kristi Lamarque

Mrs. Herrington' s Advisees: Top, L to R: Allison Martinez, Andrea Andersson, Stacy Weber. Bottom : Bridget Dugan, Carole Miranne, Alecia Fiorenza, Maggie Sullivan.

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Stephanie Langlois Lauren Lenter Allison Martinez Amanda Maxwell Ian McAllister

Chip McGeehan Elizabeth McManus Kim Milano Carole Miranne Ben Moore

David Mueller Ryan Ann Murphy Sarah Beth Odom Chike Ozah Loren Pardue

Blake Schuhmacher Courtney Schupp Stephanie Sharpie Keri Solis Stephen St. Pierre

Maggie Sullivan Tiffany Tyler

Brandon Voss Stacy Weber

Matthew Wessel Nicholas Wilmerding

Mrs. Houghtaling helps Stephanie Langlois with her history project, as Shane Bohrer and Michael Brown wait their turn.

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This year the seventh grade grew closer together, especially through the activities experienced. They went on an overnight to Vermillionville, Achafalya Basin, Baton Rouge to visit the state capital, and went on a tour of the U.S.S. Kidd. They learned a great deal of facts about Louisiana. Another big activity they had was Tom Sawyer Day. They enjoyed juicy watermelon, fun games, and a special visit from Mark Twain . It was a great year for the seventh grade and they look forward to their eighth grade year.

Top: Jeanne Bourge, Marcie Campo, Emily Kimble, Dominique Matulich, Jennifer Coleman, and Lisa hang out with Mark Twain. Above Left: Kevin Huatt participates in the bubble gum blowing contest. Above Right: The boys try their best in tug-ofwar.

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Top Left: Anna Kilinski shows off her find. Top Right: Jeff Fresh and Thomas " the hat man" Thomason pause for a moment. Middle Left: A wild bunch of guys having fun on Tom Sawyer Day. Left: The girls battle the boys in the tugof-war contest.

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Top: Missy St. Germain and Anna Kilinski having a conference on their papers.

Above Left: Mrs. Godchaux's Advisees: Back: Co u r t n e y Mcilwain , Jo e l George, Nisha Chakravarty, Elizabeth Harvey, Megan Hintz, Jason Clotworthy Front: Brandon Dino n , Joe Montgomery, Brett Sutton, Charles Christy. Above Right : Mr. Trevino's Advisees: Back: Marcie Campo, Brooke Miles, Anna Kilinski, Gene Chien, Christian Chauvin, Ari Burshell, Jeff Barnett (front) Dominique Matulich, Jeanne Bourg, Robby Clotworthy, Chad Flick. Right: The seventh grade c lass in Baton Rouge.

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Lisa Abry

Akash Anand

Parker Argote Ash ley Authement Jeffrey Barnett Robby Bennett Chris Bordelon

Jeanne Bourg Ari Burshell Marcie Campo Nisha Chakravarty Allan Chang

Christian Chauvin Gene Chien Charles Christy Jason Clotworthy Robby Clotworthy

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Jennifer Coleman Katy Davidson Arthi Devarajan Brandon Dinon Chad Flick

Roger Fox Geoffrey Fraiche Ja Juan Gair Joel George Doug Getten

Elizabeth Hanemann Elizabeth Harvey Megan Hintz Kevin Hurtt Asha Jayakrishnan

Robbie Kilbourne Anna Kilinski Emily Kimble Miles Lewis Jessica Lott

Dominique Matulich

Kevin McCormick

Courtney Mcilwain

The seventh grade tours South Louisiana.

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Brooke Miles Joe Montgomery Steven Moore Roger Pearce Chris Psilos

Jim Reese Michael Smuck Melissa St. Germain Zach Stead Brett Sutton

Sara Thomason Thomas Thomason

Above Left: Roger Fox enjoys his piece of watermelon. Above Right: Mrs. Schuber's Advisees: Top, L to R: Katy Davidson, Asha Jayakrishnan, Elizabeth Hanemann, Kevin Hurtt, Michael Smuck, Miles Lewis, Emily Kimble . Bottom: Steven Moore, Kevin M cCormick, Roger Pearce. Left: Celebration time! The girls win the tug-of-war contest.

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This year was a great transition from Lower to Middle School for the class of 1998. The sixth grade enjoyed the new experiences that were presented to them, such as participating in the Middle School play and competing in the Geography Bee. Late in May, the sixth grade hosted the first Asian Day. Part of geography class, this day was created through extensive projects and research. Additionally, each student made an Asian dish which was shared with classmates. The class of 1998 decorated the library and posted signs with the Asian translations for words such as "exit", "entrance", "hello", and "door." The food was great, and everyone had fun while they learned a great deal about the various Asian cultures.

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Op p os i te Page; Top: Lauren Da ly, Am and a Abrams, and Jenni fe r Dinsdale relax aft er th eir retreat. Bottom Left: Adri enne Phillip s and Sa ra Van Wie cool off w ith th e ir so ft drink s. Bo tt o m Right: Mrs. Kaston poses for a picture with a few of her si x th grad e students. Thi s Page; To p: Sixth graders give prese ntations on Asian Day. Bottom Left: Christine Hilleren and Brian Kaye giv e th e ir pr ese nt ati o n o n Asian Day. Bottom Right: A Sixth grader gets made over

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Top: Mrs. Martin's Advisees: Back: Marty Black, Stephanie Caine, Amanda Reese, Mark Angehr, Nihal Godiwala, Christine Hilleren Front: Justin Meunier, Erica Lopes, Amanda Hall, Casey Ramelli. Above Left: Mrs. Kaston poses with the Asian model. Above Right: Rebecca Tuuri gets involved in English class. Right: The sixth grade listens attentively to a presentation on Asian Day.

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Peter Adair Mrs. Kaston's Advisees: Back: Amanda Abrams, Matt Houston, Caroline Merrick, Mike Schweitzer, David Meyer, Richard Lo. Front: Lauren Venturatos, Sara Van Wie, Judith Diasse lliss, Peyto n Cavaroc, Pete r Adair. Not Pictured: Matthew Rigdon.

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Erik Bengtsson Catherine Betz Marty Black Chris Bordelon Emily Bordelon

Blake Bourquard Stephine Caine Peyton Cavaroc Andy Chrestman Chri stopher Close

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John Colfry Andy Crawford Lauren Daly Michelle Delaney Lauren Dellinger

Judith Diasselliss Elise Dicharry Jennifer Dinsdale Jenny Ernst Nihal Godiwala

Scott Graf Anthony Guzzetta Amanda Hall Kelly Hall Christine Hilleren

Thacher Holden Matthew Houston Jennifer Hwang Emily Hymowitz Bucky Kase

Brian Kaye Jay Kott Richard Lo Erica Lopes K. K. Martinez

Charlie Mcchesney Michelle McDaniel

Meghan McDermott Caroline Merrick

Mr. Wilmerding's Advisees: L to R: Thacher Holden, Chris Bordelon, John Colfry, Spence Schwarz, Jay Kott, Zak Baig. Top: K. K. Martinez, Michelle McDaniel, Alison Rodriguez, Jennifer Dinsdale, Michelle Delaney.

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Mrs. Watkin's Advisees: Top: Erik Bengtsson, Andy Chrestman, Vaughn Thames, Anthony Guzzetta, Robert Allen . Bottom: Jennifer Hwang, Lauren Dellinger, Kelly Hall, Adrienne Phillips, Bucky Kase, Clay Arceneaux.

Adrienne Phillips Beth Prewitt Casey Ramelli Amanda Reese Alison Rodriguez

Joshua Roger Spence Schwarz Michael Schweitzer Ashley Stewart Vaughn Thames

Trey Thompson Rebecca Tuuri

Sara Van Wie Lauren Venturatos

Mrs. Coleman's Advisees: Top: Ashley Stewart, Jenny Ernst, Scott Graf, Brain Kaye, Trey Thompson. Bottom: Lauren Daly, Patrick O'Brien, Meghan McDermott, Rebecca Tuuri .

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This was the final year of Lower School for fifth grade students. It was a time of preparation for Middle School.

The students participated in all sorts of events including the Science Fair, the Chess Club, and also the Service Club. During Service Club, each member is selected by the class to serve for a portion of the year. They are then given a task to be completed daily. Service Club teaches the students how to be dependable and responsible, qualities which will be useful in Middle School. Like the fourth grade, the fifth grade participates in the Louisiana Scholastic Chess League Grade School Tournament.

They also learned about the laws of science by completing experiments, which are displayed during the annual Science Fair.

Top and Left: Service club members ope n car doors for the lower school students before school. Right: Grant Melius and Michelle Hanemann are dressed up for the last day of classes.

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Left: Fifth grade Chess Club individual competition finalists. Right: Bill Maurer is very photogenic. Bottom: Jessica Resignola and Aimee Folse are " best friends forever."

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Top: Robert Richmond relaxes on the bench during recess. Above Left: Stephen Quinet is wearing an interesting hat. Right: Scott Felter is surprised with his score on a test. Bottom : Emery Ordemann, Emily Rivers, Lindsay Levine, Julie Fiorenza, Caroline Williams, Florie Webb, and Annie Clements are dressed up for school.

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Joseph Bravo

Jason Brown

Jonathan Campo Kari Cesta Cara Chambers Kendall Chauvin Ann Clemets

Elizabeth Daray Christopher Davidson Preston Dugas Seth Duplantis Scott Felter

Juliana Fiorenza Aimee Folse , David Fransen Christopher George 'Justin Goldblatt

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Kyle Goss Mathison Hall Michelle Hanemann Charles Hawkins Allison Johnson

Derek Larson Lindsay Levine Fletcher Maumus William Maurer Malain McCormick

Grant Melius

Jose Carlos Mendez

Jonathan Mendez Al Minor Justin Molaison Brittany Olson Emery Ordemann

Jonathan Perret

Warren Price

Kare Cesta and Christopher George love learning.

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Brendan Pugh Stephen Quinet Clare Radford Harris Rea Jessica Resignola

Robert Richmond Emily Rivers Christopher Rodriguez Ryan Santangelo Amy Scalia

David Sharpie Jonathan Sherwood

Taylor Simon Jonathan Smith

Andrew Stakelum Alan Stone Justin Svec Melissa Trahan Daniel Trahant

Jerom e Volk Alan Watts

Florie Webb Caroline Williams

Malain McCormick is paying attention to her teacher.

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The Fourth Grade had a fun year. They studied all of the countries of the world in preparation for World Day. On this special day, everyone dressed up in costumes from around the world and put on a performance in the chapel. They also decorated the walls with pictures about different countries and set up tables with food and crafts. The students and maybe even their parents gained a broad understanding of many foreign and exotic places in a fun and creative way. The Fourth Grade took part in Science Week, where they played games and learned about the wonders of science. Also, the Lower School Chess Club, including its Fourth Grade members, went with Ms. Finger to the state tournament.

Top Right: Matthew Stedman plays games during Science Week.

Above: Students perform during World Day. Right: Children dressed as Mexicans pose for a picture on World Day.

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Top Left: The students are dressed in beautiful costumes.

Top Right: Nicole Dicharry is experimenting during Science Week. Left: Fourth Grade chess members pose with Ms. Finger.

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Top: Some Fourth Grade students during a field trip. Left: James Geary and Joshua Massicot are reading in the corner. Right: Ricky Clotworthy and Jordan Lenter have both broken their arms. Bottom: Some Fourth Graders climb a tree during a field trip.

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Lindsey Abernathy

Kristen Adamson

Ryan Ad kerson Priya Anand Blaise Angelico Raymond Areaux Ainsley Becnel

John Bell Anna Bengtsson Michael Blatt Katherine Bologna Dana Rae Burshell

Alice Cacioppo Jessica Carvin Peter Castaing Peter Catsulis Michelle Chang

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Ricky Clotworthy Donald D' Aunoy Nicole Dicharry John Dubus James Geary

Eric Gold Spyros Goulas Ginger Guzzetta Robert Habans Rufus Harris

Nicholas Hintz Anne Hoskins

Thomas Hwang Joshua Kaston

Gaurav Katoch David Lee Jordan Lenter James Lodato Katherine Marshall

Jonathan Martinez Joshua Massicot Shaun Mccarron Andres Mendez Thomas Merrick

Claire Meunier Katherine Montgomery Trey Moses Diana Moustoukas David Peterson

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Christian Piccolo Matthew Psilos Richard Re Drew Rodrigue Barry Rome

Ryan Rossner Scott Samuel William Shackelford Richard Simmons Robert Ski nner

Adam Smith Brent Smit h Daneel Smith

Matthew Stedman Natalie Stein Akila Su bramaniam

Rahul Tikia Sarah Tuuri Adam Voth Natalie Weil David Wessel

Justin Wilson

Zachary Wool

Nicole Dicharry and Dana Burshell talk during class.

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The third graders had an exciting year. They participated in many events including Indian Day and Tent Day. Indian Day began with a program in the chapel for parents followed by a picnic by the Van Slate House.

Next, the students began to play games. Each child made moccasins, carved pumpkins, and wore a special headband made of feathers. All feathers stood for achievements completed beforehand . Most of all, Indian Day was fun because the third graders learned about the culture and way of life of the Indians. On Tent Day, everyone brought sheets and blankets to make tents.

They were allowed to bring walkmans, games, and food to enjoy in their tents.

Top: Kara Contreary shows everyone her headband with her Indian name. Left: Rachel Arnold and Mary Yumukoglu play together on the monkey bars. Right: Some Third Grade girls look like Indians with their painted faces and hair in braids.

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Top : Third Grade boys are dressed up for Indian Day. Left: A Third Grade Father helps Regan Hamlin carve her pumpkin. Right: A Third Grade Father helps Brandon Lobell with his pumpkin.

Bottom: Ryan Monsour and Davis Webb get help decorating their pumpkin from a Third grade Father.

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Rachel Arnold

Jason Baer

Ryan Brown Harold Buchler Erin Cesta Colin Clotworthy Jonathan Coleman

Kara Contreary Lindsay Crotty Preston Dauphin Pierre deBoisblanc Ryan Evans

Ryan Farley Brian Foret Bradford Fournier Ryan Francis Thomas Getten

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Jeffrey Glaser Regan Hamlin Jason Harmon Benjamin Janke Bradley Johnson

Christopher Johnson

Stephanie Kaston

Rhett Kleinschmidt Brandon Lobell Lauren Malone Christopher Massei!

Patrick McCullough

Bryan McManus Patrick Mendez

Ashley Mohrmann Ryan Monsour

Aimee Moreau Nicholas Mortillaro

Patrick Mendez studies quietly.

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Andrew O'Brien Catherine O'Connell Alexandra Pappas Scott Robinson Elizabeth Schoen

Chandler Sherwood Richard Simpson Michael Sistrunk

Patrick Somberg Raymond Stewart David Svec j

Ryan Farley looks at pictures in his book.

Zachary Tyson Georg Venturatos John Von Behren Sara Walley Davis Webb

Thomas Welch Gregory Williams Jennifer Woods Mary Yumukoglu Miesje Zimmermann

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The 1991-1992 school year for the Class of 2002 meant second grade, and that meant a lot of work, compared to past years, at least. These students learned more complex math than ever before and have mastered the concepts that will become basic to them in future years. These children also learned how to read better and faster than ever before. They have had a little bit of fun each day at recess and P.E. During their recess period they relaxed and enjoyed themselves like the rest of Lower School, though at a different time. And P.E. was a treat with Miss Janet. She organizes games and exercises for the students to take their minds off their school work. These second graders also took a day off from learning to participate in the annual tradition of May Day on May 1, 1992. They took part in such activities as the Maypole dance for which they practiced for a long time and quite diligently. They also dressed in traditional white. Good luck to the second graders next year and in the future!

Top Right: Michael Daly enjoys his lunch. Above: " No! Don't do it! Don't take the picture!" pleads Wheeler Graf. Bottom Right: "Hurry! I have to go to class," says Kirth Paciera.

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Top Left: We' re best friends!" claim Crista Bourg and Elizabeth Levy. Top Right: Lillie Rea enjoys the sunshine. Bottom Left: The second grade girls participate in May Day.

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Top: Some second-graders stand guard outside the chapel door. Middle: It's time for the story! Bottom : Elizabeth Wiegand poses for a picture.

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Martha Goodwin Allen

Margaret Alsfeld

Alden Wilbur Bishop Richard Blatt Carly Caroline Boos Crista Marie Bourg John Caine

Lissa Christine Capo Leslie Claire Casamento Margot Castaing Sara Castano Britton Chauvin

James Andrew Colburn David Christopher Coons Denise Daly Michael Daly Beau Derbes

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Evan Dicharry Jonathan Richard Fleming Richard Folse

Geoffrey Garside Jennifer George Tracy Goldblatt

Cara Goss Wheeler Graf Lindsey Dianne Greer Hance Haeuser Elizabeth Aline Hall

Shellie Leigh Harmon Edward Shelton Houghtaling Shawn Hymel Louis Kahn Paul Michael Kendrick

Peter Lee Joey Wayne Leone, Jr. Elizabeth Claire Levy Graham Patterson Little Emily Lo

Jason Paul Martinez Meredith Maurer

Meghan McQuaig Juan Mendez

Lindsey Greer teaches like her mom .

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Noel Mills Christopher Mioton John Moustoukas

Charles Mullin Marshall Ordemann Kirth Paciera

Jay Pardee Megan Peck Katie Piccolo Lillie Rea Matthew Rodrigue

Jonathan Ryan Walker Fleming Saik Jules Saunee Sarah Schlesinger Leigh Simon

Christine St. Germain Mark Stanga Benjamin Stein Abigail Stern Brett Vogt

Sarah Watts Janell Weil Elizabeth Wiegand Patricia Wiegand Grant Yelverton

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The class of 2003 entered grade school this year. They felt much more mature than in their kindergarten years AGES ago.

They started doing "grown-up" things, like writing in script and learning math. And now they get real grades - maybe that's one "grown-up" thing they could have waited for. The first graders really did learn a great deal, but they also had some fun, too, because everyone knows that all work and no play makes a first grader a dull kid! In the learning department, they learned to write in script and refined their reading skills. More importantly, their "fun" department remained quite full, too. Like most of the rest of Lower School, the first graders enjoy a recess period each day to relax with their friends. Also, as in past years, the students took part in the annual Pilgrim Day. Unwittingly, they learned about the pilgrims and Plymouth Colony by dressing up and doing arts and crafts like those created in the pilgrim days. Once again, our wonderful Lower School teachers created a perfect balance between preparing these students for the next grade and having fun!

Top Right: A first grader works diligently on his Pilgrim Day project.

Above: A group of first graders and their teacher are surprised by the camera on Pilgrim Day.

Top Left: Krissi Wilson looks at the blackboard in awe. Top Right: Cammy Watts looks on as Mariann Wi lson laughs. Bottom Left: Ashley Tufts enjoys the outdoors.

Top Left: Dimitri Loupakos is just hangin' around. Top Right: Emily Crotty, where are your front teeth? Above: Kimberly Smith and Elise Paciera climb a tree during free play. Middle Right: Eduardo Medina hushes his classmates. Bottom Right: Holly Brown, Jackie Patrick, and Jennifer Fox are friends forever.

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Danielle Bishop

Heather Boos

Courtney Brasseaux Holly Brown James Fortier Brown Julie Buhrman Jordan Bunch

Cristina Campo Nicole Chopin Ashley Conroy Colin Contreary Audra Cooper

Emily Crotty James Crouch Elizabeth D' Aunoy Brendan Daly Blake Nathaniel Duplass

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Jackson Edwards Meredith Emory Morgan Erbstoesser

Thomas Favrot Ashley Fell Jason Fleming Stephen Hoskins shows off his masterpiece.

Jennifer Fox Amelia Gariepy Nicola Garside Ryan Thomas Geoghagan Lauren Gibbs

Leslie Gieger Douglas Harris Scott Mason Harris Rebecca Hirsch Brittani Holland

Stephen Hoskins Louise LeGardeur

John Levine Dimitri G. Loupakos

Jonathan Lu Eduardo Medina

Nicole Chopin is hard at work.

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Barry John Muldrey Courtney Nicholson El ise Paciera Jacqueline Patri ck Christina Peck

Tara Perrin David Price Brian Pugh Rebecca Quintal Matthew Resignola

Kaitlyn Richard Scott Andrew Saporito Jessica Scales

Jonathan Schoen Adam Shepherd Jordan Sistrunk

Kevin Small Kimberly Smith Sarah Ann Smith Ashley Anne Tufts Taylor Ward

Cammy Watts Bonnie Williams Kristen Wilson Mariann Wilson John Young

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This year' s kindergarten class, the class of 2004, had a great year. As always, they began to learn how to read and write in preparation for their entrance into the first grade. All of their classes and activities combined learning and fun, so they could not help but enjoy themselves in class. Nevertheless, most of the kindergarteners would come to school early in the morning each day already anticipating their free play period. They would carefully plan out which of the jungle-gyms, the swingsets, or the sand box they would attack first. Then they would romp around the rest of the Lower School quadrangle with their friends from different sections. Another break from the rigorous learning of the day was snack time. Once again the kindergarteners would relax. In fact, one day this past year, the kindergarteners took the whole day off for Cowboy Day, an annual Lower School tradition where they all dressed up as cowboys, including the teachers. They pretended to be cowboys and cowgirls and learned more about the West on this day. These kindergarteners are definitely ready for the challenging first grade, and even more ready to keep having fun in school!

Top Right: Tracy Lo sits back and relaxes. Above: Some kindergarteners try to blow bubbles during th e ir free play time . Bottom Right: Jennifer Lo, Tracy's sister, says, "Are you sure that' s not me in that picture above me?"

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Top Left: Mrs. Dieth teaches her kindergarte ners how to play cowboys and Indians . Top Right: Robyn Tikia and Courtney Block play with the water bins during recess. Bottom Left: Most of the kindergarteners listen to Mrs .

Dieth attentively.

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Top Right: The Christmas pageant participants clutch their shiny stars.

Above: Julie Batt and her father eat breakfast together in her classroom.

Bottom Right: Jessica Leone is ready for her big line ... "Moooo!"

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Cassie Alsfeld

Andrew Angelico

Julie Batt Robert Beauchamp Brian Bell Adam Blatt Courtney Block

Thomas Bradshaw Ty Brockhoeft Spiro Catsulis Bradley Collins Laura Denny

Anderson Dittman Brittany Downing Amy Evans Rabun Samuel Fox Emily Fransen

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Allyson Lorraine Fu nk Charlie Gallavan

Ashby Geary Stephanie Gill

Daniel Hoskins Lee Huffman

Wendy Jacobson Will James Amanda Janke Eric Jones Rami Khodr

Ph iii p Kritikos Jessica Leone Andrew Levine Jennifer Lo Tracy Lo

Paul Lucky Alison Malone

Jonathan Massell Neil Mathew

Robyn Tikia and Jessica White "smile" for the camera.

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David Mohrmann Hunter Monsour Sean Moore

Parker Morrison Jack Odell Angelo Phillip

Timothy Prechter Ross Rodrigue Alex Roy

Jessica Rae Salazar Karl Senner Sara Silvestri Gary Solomon Christine Stanley

Robyn Tikia Laura Van Rens Charlotte Watkins Hardy Weaver Jessica White

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The Pre-kindergarteners had a very special year and introduction to St. Martin's. They participated in many events including the ir annual Mardi Gras parade, and Community Day. During the parade, each child dressed in a unique costume with a theme and walked around the quadrangle throwing beads to parents and other lower school students. It was a pleasant break from normal school activities and a chance to celebrate the Mardi Gras festivities . They also took part in Community Day, which is when they are put in charge of running little stores or stands with pretend shoppers. By the end of the year, each child has progressed intellectually, while becoming an important member of the class and St. Martin's community.

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Opposite Page; Top: The Pre-K performs in the little gym. Bottom Right: Elizabeth Shackelford is Little Bo Peep. This Page; Top: Barrett Bass and friend try to save their patient. Left: Ashlan Capo runs a popcorn stand.

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Above Right: Lisette deBoisblanc loves to play on the slide. Above: Hillary Gibbs plays outside with the boys. Right: Denver Gray enjoys some sunshine.

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011 Barrett Bass

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Ashlan Capo Courtney Chappuis Mary Charlton Jeanette Collins Brooke Conroy

Casey Contreary Anna Coons Lisette deBoisblanc Kristin Eckstein Marina Erbstoesser

Megan Fell Charles Gariepy Hillary Gibbs Denver Gray Powell Henson

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Mark Holden Matthew Huffman Margaux Hymel Kenny Lass Sophia Loupakos

Andrew Matthews David Mcchesney Daniel McCullough Sky McElroy Lauren Mioton

Tyler Palacios Neema Patel Neej Patel Garet Patterson Katharine Pugh

Rachel Ramelli Chas Richard Carter Rossner Trey Ruello Chris Saporito

Brooke Conroy and Lisette deBoisblanc, in their fairytale costumes.

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Elizabeth Shackelford Enjoli Sims Carolyn Small Ruth Stedman Yenkat Subramaniam

Jimmy Tiblier Lauren Treadaway Joe Uddo Mitchell White Spencer Wool

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Above Left: Barrett Bass rings up the total on his cash register. Above: Rachel Ramelli enjoys some shade out on the playground . Left: Spencer Wool has fun swinging.

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We will miss Fr. Mesa and Mrs. Rellstab!

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Top Left: Sam Dozier relaxing for a moment before a game. Above: Mrs. McCormick poses for the yearbook ,photographer. Left: Dr. Aguiar, Mr. Marsalis, and Mr. Cox enjoy their free period.

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The Board of Trustees

STM thanks the Board for all of their hard work and efforts!

Top Row: Peter Labouisse, James M. Burlingame, Herbert B. Bowers 111, Marshall F. Ordemann, Jr., Mi c hael Odom, The Rt. Rev. James B. Brown, Thomas Jackson Bethune Ill, Luther Chase Williams, William Brooks Emory, Charles D. Marshall, Jr. , The Rev. Hill Riddle, Ernest E. Howard Ill. Second Row: Mary Anne O'Neil, Rita Mcllwain, Rita St. Amant, Carroll Suggs, Muffin Balart. Third Row: Brian Henry Melius, Michael Flick, Vice President; Betty Bailliet, Treasurer; William James 111, President; George Sumner, Secretary.

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The Mothers' Club Office rs

From Left to Right: Judy Duplantis (Recording Secretary), Eileen Reese (Treasurer), Judy Adams (Vice-President), Sallie Odom (Corresponding Secretary) . Seated: Lesley Marshall (President).

The Dads' Club Officers

From Left to Right: Dan Duplass (LS representative), Leo Beaulieu (Vice-President), Steve Griffith (President), Bob Chambers (Secretary), Fred Schuber (Treasurer). Not Pictured : Dale Crawford (Historian).

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Donald S. Schwartz, Headmaster

Suzette Adair, Middle School Secretary Dr. Harriet Aquiar, Chairman of Science Department Jo Allen, Receptionist Carol Baier, Spanish

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Betty Bankston, Coordinator of Admissions Doris Baron, Director of Martin Family Library Eileen Beckman, Chairman of English Department Ann Bellard, Kindergarten Assistant

Carolyn Boone, Head of Visual Art Department Doris Boos, Maintenance and Transportation Secretary Erin Brady; Third Grade, After School Care Glenn Brady, French

Carolyn Bosenlener, Lower School Art Barbara Bush, Head of Development Jane Caine, Upper School Math Toni Caserta, Executive Secretary

Mary Ann Chrestmen, Pre-Kindergarten Assistant Ronald Clark, Maintenance Clarinda Coleman; Lower, Middle, Upper School Music Marjorie Conatser, Head of the Lower School

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Tootie Conway, First Grade James Cox, Speech and Drama M. Jeanne Cumbe rland , Fourth Grade Francis Delaune, Director of Plant Services

Julie Dieth, Kindergarten Mary DiFulco-Brignac, Physics Sam Dozier; Physical Edu cation, Head Baseball Coach J. Robert Drez, Latin

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Tracy Ebbs, Middle School English Mary Sue Edwards; Physical Education, Head Tennis Coach Guy Farber; Fifth Grade Science, Athletics Sylvia Finger, Language-Learning Specialist

Peggy Fransen, Lower School Music Maria Gerrets, Assistant to the Business Manager Susan Godchaux, Social Science Sally Goss, Kindergarten

Harold Graf, Alumni Relations Dianne Greer, Mathematics Christine Hamann, Development Office Secretary Susan Hebert, Kindergarten

Mrs. Pittman interacts with her students.

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Stephanie Henson, Pre-Kindergarten Carolyn Hermann, Lower School Science Andree Herrington, English Tina Hintz, Second Grade

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Virginia Hoffman, Head Librarian of Lower School Bruce Houghtaling, Head of the Upper School Susan Houghtaling; Editor of the Bell, Social Studies Charlotte Johnson, School Nurse

Vicki Johnson, Fourth Grade Betsy Kaston; Social Science, Life Skills Patricia Kelley, Librarian of Martin Family Library Jenkins Knighten, Grounds Keeper

J. Scott Lansing, Athletic Trainer Ken Lass; Physical Education, Head Football Coach H. Pierre Leger, French Dr. David Lesley, Biology

Donna Lewis, Director of Admissions Warren Lind, Science Edith Long, College Counselor Linda Lopes, First Grade

Mrs. Beckman enjoys reading some essays.

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Dr. Wayne Lumpkin, Assistant Headmaster Edward Maise, Maintenance Jim Marsalis, Mathematics Courtney Benton Martin, Mathematics

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Dr. Rex Mooney; Social Studies, Humanities The Rev . Richard Moore, Middle School Chaplain Kerry Mullin; Physical Education, Swimming Kathy Orgeron, Certified Dietary Manager

Larry Panna; Printshop Director, Athletics Susan Pansano, First Grade John Pardee, English Jean Parmelee, Word Processing

Kathy Orgeron, Alvin Clark, Ester Riva, Beverly Savoy, Willie Mae Gilbert, Yvonne Eiswirth, Lucy Guess, Louise Rausch, Betty O'Brien are the cafeteria ladies of St. Martins.

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Pedro Perez, Chairman of Foreign Language Department Margaret Perret, Second Grade Stephenie Pittman; Fifth Grade, Summer School Head Mary "DoBee" Plaisance; Physical Education, Head Girls' Basketball Coach

Ilene Pool, Upper School Secretary Janice Rees, Lower School Librarian Shirley Reinhardt, Third Grade Ouida Rellstab, English

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Cheryl Resignola, Pre-Kindergarten Timothy Rice, Outdoor Education Instructor Charles Rivet, Chairman of Social Studies Department The Rev. Edward Robertson, Lower School Chaplain

Pamela Rogers; Primary Science, Science and Math Enrichment William Rosenbaum, Psychology and Life Skills Vicki Roussel, A/V Librarian Janet Russo; Assistant Physical Education, Playground Director

Barbara Ryan, Business Manager Deborah Scalia, Third Grade Margaret Schuber, English Karen Scott, Spanish

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Sue Shaw, Second Grade Gloria Siegel, Fifth Grade Alan Smith; Physical Education, Swimming Michelle Soignet Snow, Lower School Computer Coordinator

Dot Stengel, Lower School Secretary Ronald Szumi las, Athletic Director Alfred Taylor, Maintenance Al Trevino; Physical Education, Life Skills

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Linda Tre vino; Physical Education, Head Volleyball Coach Linda Trotter, Fourth Grade Kerry Vogt, Pre-Kindergarten Catherine Walker, Science

Carolyn Wanek, Lower School Reading Specialist Adair Watkins, Art E. June Wells, English Jam es Wilmerding, Head of the Middle School

Fr. Robertson enjoys some of th e playfulness of St. Martin's Day.

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Top Row: (coach) Sam Dozier, Tyler Adkerson, Steven Griffith, Brad Coffman, Greg Valladares, Ben Prevost, Brent Beaulieu, Kyle Sclafani, Jeff Williams, and (coach) Ken Lass. Third Row (coac h) Chick McGeehan, (athletic trainer) Scott Lansing, Wes Marchal, Jonathan Schenk, Patrick Odom, Bill Axelrad, Ben Crawford, Brent Scalia, Bear Marchal, Chris Coffman, Jasor Griffith, Jay Adair, and (athletic director) Ron Zumalus. Second Row: (coach) Al Trevino, Mike Bretz, Dominick Bartolotta, Matt Neighbors, Chad Aleman, Ian Williams, Matt Van Wie

Edmund Dieth, Thomas Peters, Paolo Messina, Ch ri s Chambers, Hiro Mikami, and (coach) Guy Fa rber. First Row: Christian Daigl e, Mark LeB lanc, John Riley Thomason, Benny Whitley

Chris Stakelum, Kyle Branting, Jason Conway, Brady Dugan, Brian Axelrad, Sean Phillips, and Martin Loicano.

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The 1991-1992 Saints football team, led by captains Marc Leblanc and Kyle Sclafani, ended the season with a reacord of 6-3 .

They showed a great amount of team effort, and had a very successful season. In the picture to the right, quarterback Chris Stakelum receives the hike .

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Top : Chris Stakelum, Chris Coffman, Marc Leblanc, Kyle Sclafani, Paulo Messina, Edmund Deith, Christian Daigle, Chad Aleman, Bear Marchal, and Ian Williams after their win in the homecoming game against Fisher. Bottom Left: Edmund Deith running with the ball during the game against Redeemer. Above: Marc Leblac intercepts a pass.

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OPPONENT John Curtis Country Day St. Thomas Aquinas Newman Sacred Hart Belle Chasse Crescent City Fischer Port Sulphur McGhee St. Charles Assumption

SCORE 15-2, 15-7 15-11, 15-3 15-9, 15-4 8-15, 12-15 1-15, 12-15 15-2, 15-5 15-0, 15-4 15-6, 15-1 15-0, 15-3 15-5, 15-9 15-2, 15-7 15-7, 6-15, 8-15

In the photograph above Tossy Sanders prepares to set the volleyball. Top Right: Breck Trevino swings fiercely at the volleyball.

Right: Kelly McGeehan (captain), Amiee Miranne, Jennifer Adams, Paige Nolan, Anne Monsted, Michele Kenny, Alice Manard, Tossy Sanders, Julie Lyeki, Erin Simpson, Breck Trevino, Mignon Frey, Shawn Manning, Lauren Gatti, and Rana Ramelli.

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JV: Erin Simpson, Leigh Adams, Liz Getten, Nicole Eichberger, Shawn Manning, Rana Ramelli, Lauren Gatti, Katie Hartwell, Sharon McDaniel, Ashley Hall, Ashley Baier, Stacy James, Cindy Perret, Mikalia Kott.

Freshmen: Ridgely Pittman, Christina Murphy, Lee Prewitt, Leave Thames, Stephanie Martinez, Mary Pet it, Brooke Bailey, Claude Eyamba, Meredith Volk, Farleigh Cook, and Margee Neighbors.

Top Right: Michele Kenny spikes the ball. Above: Shawn Manning makes an incredible save.

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Top: (coach) Manuel Eguigure, (captain) Carter Wood, Paolo Messina, Matt Neighbors, Steven Dewitt, Matt Van Wie, Scott Nelson, Authur Christy, Carter Balart, Robby Rhoden, Truitt Balart, and (coach) Steve Ebbs. Bottom: Brent Beaulieu, Hiro Mikami, Christian Leask, Christian Daigle, Tony Haspel, Charles Williams, Michael Pitts, and Marc Ripps.

Right: Senior Players, Robby Rhoden and Truitt Balart, show their excitement after making a goal.

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Top: Lise Andersson, Catherine Garvey, Leigh Adams, Liz Getten, Lauren Ward, Rahna McKey, Amy Keeney, Dina Michael, Lauren Gatti . Bottom: Michele Kenny, Bebe Ryan, Holly Mills, Ashley Hall, Ashley Baier, and Breck Trevino. Missing: Kelly McGeehan (captain), Dina Rachal, Nikki Corcoran, Stacy Vial, and Nikki Houston.

Above: Assistant coach Tina Prima and Coach Chick McGeehan go over the game plan with the St. Martin's girls soccer team.

"There are three types of people.

Those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened."

Coach McGeehan

JV: Top: Ashley Hall, Liz Wanek, Liz Getten, Lauren Ward, Rahna McKey, Joanne Close, Margee Neighbors, and Liz Maurer. Bottom : Brooke Bailey, Kendall Dinon, Meredith Volk, Ashley Baier, Cindy Perret, Ridgely Pittman, and Rachel Tuuri.

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Back Row : (coach) Alan Smith, Jenni Moore, Nikki Corcoran and Jimmy Gill. Middle: Micheal Moreau, Rachel Tuuri, Elizabeth Wanek, M onique Scioneaux, Whitney Samuel, Allyson Bratina. In the Water: Chris Lemieux, Ashley Tappin, (captain) Micheal Sullivan.

Above: Ashley Tappin and Kim Garland at the State championship swim meet. Ri ght: Chris Lemieux and M ike Sullivan say, " Saints are #1 !!!"

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Top: David Bellard, Brett Guidry, Mitch Weatherly, Sean Grace, (coach) Jim Marsalis, Marco Hidalgo, Patrick Garvey, Nicky Hingel, John Hyatt, Bradly Glaser, and Anne Ogden. Bottom: Jennifer Lee, Kristi Parton, Wendy Manard, Lise Andersson, Kim Garland, Suzanne Miller, and Ruchi Katoch.

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Top: Mary Pettit, Stephanie Vial, Melissa Kase, Al Trevino (coach), Nicole Eichberger, Jennifer Lee, Joanne Close, and M ignon Frey, Middle: Anouk Rognon, Lee Prewitt, Elizabeth Maurer, Amy Scott, and Christina Thorneycroft. Bottom: Lindsay Romano, Kendall Dinan, Amy Coleman, Breck Trevino, and Lee Prewitt.

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Top : (coach) Al Trevino, Ben Crawford, Brian Houghtaling, Ian Williams, Brent Scalia, Thomas Peters, Todd Demonte, and (coach) Richard Moore. Bottom: Brett Bordelon, Colin Gold, Brady Dugan, Sean Grace, Gareth Healy, and Styles Anderson.

Above: Thomas Peters prepares for battle. Right: State champion Sean Grace pins his opponent.

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Girls: Minishi Prasad, Whitney Samuel, Erin Simpson, Tossy Sanders, Kathy Haycock, Nikki Corcoran, Sarah Close, Ashley Baier, and Kristen Nelson. Missing: Meeta Prasad and Melanie Kaye.

Boys: Robert Kerrigan, Morlas Schoenfeld, David Gleason, Jeff Williams, and Greg Valladares. Missing: Ian Williams, Sahil Godiwala, and I. Maxwell.

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Top: Robert Peterson, Benny Whitey, Beau Bethune, Greg Page, Carter Marshall, and David Bowman. Bottom: Fritz Koch , Merrick McKinnie, Brett Simpson, Jason Conway, Collin Schumaker, and Scott Schuber.

The varsity basketball team roars out a pregame cheer.

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Upper Left: Carter Marshal is surrounded by the opponent.

Below: Beau Bethune demonstrates his new method in game strategy. Left: Brett Simpson is excited to be playing basketball.

J.V.: Top: Robert Peterson, Robin Tompkins, Louis Smith, Jim Angehr, Collin Schumaker. Bottom: David Gleason, Jason Conway, Merrik McKinnie, Stephen Rodriguez, Billy Danflous, and Rishi Anand .

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Top: Anne Monsted, Paige Nolan, Alice Manard, a nd Tossy Sanders. Middle: Mignon Frey, Julie Lye ki, Erin Simpson, a nd Renee Ronquilo. Bottom: Rana Ramelli, Stacy Jam es, Sharo n McDa nie l, and Shawn Manning.

Above Left: Anne Monstad makes a goal.

Bottom Right: J.V.: Top: Beth Marks, Rana Ramelli, and Sharon McDaniel. Bottom : Marie Louise Ryan, and Claude Eyamba.

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Upper Left: Amy Pecquet, Scott Gold, Billy Schroeder, Camilo Mendez, Marigney Lee, Gretchen Ryan, Brian Kendrick, John Diasselliss, Amy Johnson, Stephanie Martin, (teacher) Tim Rice, Ford Church, Eric Veith, Kristi Hamlin, and Shane Winter are taking a swim.

Upper Right: Ford Church lives life dangerously while climbing a mountain. Left: Lisbeth Habans and Stephanie Martin hike through the snow. Above: The beautiful scenery of an outdoor ed trip.

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Top: Paul Gregory, Louis Smith, Greg Page, Marshal Maurice, Patrick Garvey, Chris Shofstahl, Ben Crawford, Chris Coffman, Wes Marchal, and Chris Chambers. Middle: Michael Pitts, Jason Griffith, Justin Jones, and Colin Gold. Bottom: Mitch Weatherly, Kyle Branting, Robby Manard, John Hyatt, Sean Grace, Jonathan Massicot, Lee Hall, and Mark Wolf.

Above: Greg Page is moving up to the front of the race. Left: Robby Manard prepares to break another record in pole vaulting.

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Top: Allison Johnston, Kelly McGeehan, Holly Mills, Amy Keeney, Alice Manard, Anne Monsted, Julie Lye ki, Claude Eyamba, and Shawn Manning. Bottom: Catherine Garvey, Wendy Manard, Lise Andersson, Paige Nolan, and Shannon James.

Top Right: Alice Manard wins the race. Left: Catherine Garvey in the high jump. Above: Lise Andersson pulls ahead of her opponent.

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To p: Kelly McGeehan, Gretchen Godchaux, Beau Bethune, David Bowman, Ray Orrill, and Christian Daigle. Brett Simpson, Paolo Messina, Hiro Mikami, and Mi chae l Sullivan are se nior award winners. Above: Greg Page, Anne Monsted, Patri ck Garvey, Shannon James, Tru itt Balart, Paige Nolan, Beau Bethune, and Julie Lyeki made up the 1600 meter girls and boys relay teams both of which won first place. Ri ght: Anne Monste d, Coach McGeehan and Wendy Manard at the award banquet.

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Varsity: Top: Elizabeth Wanek, Leigh Adams, Rahna McKey, Lauren Ward, Amy Keeney, Lindsay Romano, and Katie Kimbell. Middle: Meeta Prasad, Michele Kenny, Paige Nolan, Shannon James. Bottom: Kelly Norwood, Gretchen Godcha ux, Suzie Shaw, and Jennifer Adams.

J.V.: Ashley Baier, Ashley Hall, Lauren Gatti, Staci James, Catherine Garvey, Rana Ramelli, and Wendy Manard. Missing: Farleigh Cook.

Top Right: Jenni fer Adams, Paige Nolan, and Suzie Shaw cheer at the Superdome game against Country Day. Right: The J.V. cheerleaders perform a dance at the peprally.

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Top: (coach) Sam Dozier, Jay Adair, Beau Bethune, Benny Whitley, Greg Northan, Robby Rhode n, JayBe n St. Amant, and (coach) Guy Farber. Middle: Robert Pete rson, Brian Axelrad, Paolo Messina, Chris Wright, Chris Stakelum, and Chad Aleman . Bottom: Jay Cerise, Ch ri stian Daigle, Brett Simpson, Brent Beulieu, Ray Orrill, and Jonathan Schenk. Front: Camilo Me ndez.

Above: The Saints run o ut to take the field. Right: Chris Stakelum goes to catch a grou nde r.

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Left: Chris Wright hits a home run . Right: Robert Peterson and Brent Beulieu are waiting to bat. Bottom : (coach) Sam Dozier, Chris Wright, Beau Bethune, Christian Daigle, Brett Simpson, (coach) Guy Farber, Ray Orrill, Paolo Messina, and Robby Rhoden.

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Top Left: Bear Marchal cannot be tackled . Top Right: Chris Chambers pole vaults. Above: The homecoming devils Steve Schoenfeld, Claiborne Schmidt, and Paul Hogan . Right: Kelly McGeehan and Jenny Costello are homecoming angels.

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Top: Anne Monsted takes the lead. Above: Chris Stakelum is up to bat. Right: Ian Williams knows how to control his opponent.

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BANG!!! ... And they' re off! Julie Lyeki starts the relay. Running to Shannon James she passes the baton. Then Shannon takes off and passes it to Paige Nolan. Next, the baton is passed from Paige to Anne Monsted, who sprints to the finish line with a first place in the girls 1600 meter relay.

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Top: Jeff Barnett, Joe Montgomery, Billy Goodwin, Robert Bennett, Jim Reese, Stephen St. Pierre, Shane Bohrer, Erich Faust, Chike Ozah, Thomas Thomason, Curt Beaulieu, Chip McGeehan, Michael Brown, Steven Moore, Michael Smuk, Zack Stead, Robert Kilbourne, Jason Clotworthy, (coach) Al Trevino. Bottom: Blake Schuhmacher, Charles Christy, Paul Haley, Miles Lewis, Tyson Geary, Geoffrey Fraiche, Allan Chang, Guy Johnston, Christian Chauvin, Brett Sutton, Doug Getten, Roger Pearce, and Jonathan Houston.

Above: The Saints gather around after a tackle. Right: Brett Sutton runs for a touchdown.

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John Abernathy, Ian McAllister, Loren Pardue, Wes Felter, Brad Becnel, Kevin McCormick, Matthew Wessel, Tyson Geary, Akash Anand, Robby Clotworthy, Brandon Dinan, Chad Flick, Gene Chien, Chris Psilos, and Michael Bordelon.

Top: Caroline Byrd, Amanda Maxwell, Andrea Andersson, Coleen Kenny, Stacy Weber, Ryan Ann Murphy, and Courtney Mcilwain .

Bottom: Katie Davidson, Lisa Abry, Elizabeth Husserl, Carole Miranne, and Jajuan Gair.

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Marshall Hevron, Stephen St. Pierre, Michael Bordelon, Robert Bennett, Kevin McCormick, Kevin Goldblatt, Loren Pardue, Paul Haley, Tyson Geary, Joel George, and Doug Getten. Bottom: Christian Shovan, Parker Argote, Matthew Wessel, Brad Becnel, Charles Christy, Zach Stead, Mike Cavorac, and Jimmy Reese.

Top: Andrea Andersson, Alecia Florenza, Courtney Schupp, Maggie Sullivan, Andrea Cecil, Elizabeth Husserl, Carole Miranne, Tiffany Tyler, and Amanda Maxwell. Bottom: Caroline Byrd, Megan Hintz, Jeanne Bourg, and Sara Thomason .

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Top: Chris Bowman, Chike Ozah, Michael Brown, Jonathon Houston, Chip McGeehan, Curt Beaulieu, Shane Bohrer, and (coach) Warren Lind. Bottom: David Muller, Brett Sutton, Michael Smuk, Blake Schumaker, John David Godchaux, and Guy Johnston .

Girls: Sara Tompson, Allison Martinez, Tori Hodges, Carla Dugas, Anna Kilinski, Elizabeth McMannus, Alecia Fiorenza, and Kim Milano.

Boys: Ian McAllister, Brad Becnel, Chris Bowman, Christian Shovan, Jeff Barnet, Parker Argote, and Ben Moore.

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Boys: Michael Smuck, Doug Getten, Michael Bordelon, Stephen St. Pierre, John Abernathy, Chip McGeehan, Loren Pardue, Matthew Wessel, and Chike Ozah.

Top Left: Stacy Weber throws shot-put. Left: Chike Ozah clears it in high jump.

Above: Loren Pardue and Michael Smuk are prepared to start the race.

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Cheerleaders: Carole Miranne, Jennifer Denuna, Stacy Weber, Coleen Kenny, Alecia Fiorenza, Allison Martinez, and Amanda Maxwell.

Dance Team: Katy Davidson, Arthi Devarajan, Asha Jayakrishnan, Elizabeth Hanemann, Emily Kimble, Sara Thomason, Megan Hintz, Jennifer Coleman, Lisa Abry, Dominique Matulich, Ashley Authement, Missy St. Germain, Jeanne Bourg, Courtney Mcilwain, Marc Marcie, JaJuan Garr.

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Top: Kevin Goldblatt, Marshall Hevron, and Parker Argote. Bottom: Ari Evan Burshell, John David Godchaux, and Nick Wilmerding.

Top: Courtney Schupp, Stephanie Sharpie, Stephanie Langlois, Tiffany Tyler, Stacy Weber, Andrea Cecil, and Adele Dauphin. Bottom: Missy St. Germain, Jennifer Denuna, Annie Flettrich, Marcie Campo, Jeanne Bourg, and Maggie Sullivan .

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Top Left: The middle school girls cheer on the Saints football team during the Superdome game. Top Right: Brett Suttom is about to throw a perfect pass. Left: Coach Trevino gives the football team a half time pep-talk. Above: The P.E. class enjoys the swimming pool.

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Top Row, L to R: Jennifer Schupp, Mark Wolf, Mike Pitts, Paul Gregory, Billy Schroeder, Alex Husserl, Sarah Close, Ms. DiFulcoBrignac. M iddle Row, L to R: Melanie Kaye, Cindy Perret, Breck Trevino, Rachel Tuuri, Jennifer Moore.

Bottom Row, L to R: Gretchen Ryan, Meeta Prasad, Nikki Corcoran, Mary Beth Crestman, Amy DeBoisblanc.

Top Row, L to R: Brent Beaulieu, Tyler Adkerson, Greg Page, Chris Chambers, Patrick Garvey, Lindsay Romano. Bottom Row, L to R: Jonathan Massicot, Justin Jones , Catherine Garvey, Lauren Gatti, Rachel Tuuri.

Top Row, L to R: John Hyatt, Mitch Weatherly, Clark Akerson, David Gleason, Colin Gold, Martuza Ali.

Top Row, L to R: Katie Faught, Carolina Bravo, Kimberly Garland, Shane Winters, Colin Gold, Brett Guidry, John Hyatt, Sean Grace, Jennifer Moore, Sarah Close. Middle Row, L to R: Lindsay Romano, Mary Louise Ryan, John Blake, Mitch Weatherly, Robert Rhoden, Rachel Epstein, Charlie Labouisse, Mike Pitts , Dina Michaels , Joanne Close, Mary Beth Chrestman, Amy Johnston, David Bowman . Bottom Row, L to R: Lise Andersson, Beth Huber, David Miller, Michael Moreau, Mignon Frey , Wendy Manard, Paige Nolan, Ms. Wells.

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Top Row, L to R: Matt Neighbors, Brett Si mpson, Ray Orrill, Scott Schuber, Beau Bethune, David Jackson, Claiborne Sch mid t, Michele Kenny, Kyle Scafani, David Bowman, Paolo Messina, Patrick Odom, Christian Daigle, Carter Marshall, Chris Stakelum .

Middle Row, L to R: Father Mesa, Jason Grffith, David Gleason, Jason Conway, Foster Sch losser, Wes Marchal, Brent Scalia, Charles Williams, Ruffy Suggs, Julie Lyeki, Paul Hogan, Liz Getten, Chris Chambers, Jimmy Gill, Sharon McDaniel, An ne Monsted, Va nessa

Carroll, Kyle Branting, Kelly McGeehan, Chris Wright, Tony Haspel, Shannon James, Truitt Balart, Edmund Dieth, Mike Odom. Bottom Row, L to R: Rana Ramelli, Elizabeth Wanek, Monique Scioneaux, Whitney

Samuel, Erin Simpson, Katie

Kimble, Holly Mills, Cliff Northan, Bear Marcal.

Top Row, L to R: Scott Goldblatt, Marshall Marice, Chris Shofstahl, Steven DeWitt, Greg Page, Carter Marshall, Matt Neighbors, Chad Aleman, Clark Adkerson, Jason Griffith, David Miller. Middle Row, L to R: Kathy Haycock, Shannon James, Lise Anderson, Brett Guidry, Patrick Odom, Christian Leask, Chris Tidmore, Gareth Healy, Ruffy Suggs, Edmund Dieth .

Bottom Row, L to R: Anne Monsted, Tossy Sanders, Nicole Eichberger, Christian Daigle, Carter Wood, Brett Simpson, Scott Schuber, Mr. Rivet.

Top Row, L to R: Beth Huber, Chris Coffman, David Gleason, Mary Pettit, Jennifer Lee, Kristy Nelson, Veronica Bell. Bottom Row, L to R: Melanie Kaye, Gretchen Ryan , Meeta Prasad , Dina Michael, Kendall Dinan, Amy Scott, Fairleigh Cook.

Top Row, L to R: Arthur Ch risty, Jim Angehr, Louis Smith. Middle Row, L to R: Billy Schroeder, Deepak Chakravarty, Ross Longo, Bradley Glaser, Jeffery Williams, Ms. Rellstab .

Bottom Row, L to R: Jay Adair, Sahil Godiwala, Ben Crawford .

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Top Row, L to R: Beth Huber, Nicole Eichberger, Veronica Bell. Middle Row, L to R: Brooke Bailey, Staci James, Margaret Neighbors, BeBe Ryan, Amy Scott, Christy Nelson, Holly Mills, Leigh Adams, Rana McKey, Lauren Gatti. Bottom Row, L to R: Liz Maurer, Sharon McD aniel , Catherine Garvey, Rene Ronquillo , Lauren Ward , Amy Keeney, Julie Lyeki, Rana Ramelli . Seniors : Gretchen Godchaux, Kelly Norwood, Jennifer Adams, Suzie Shaw.

Top Row, L to R: Marc Ripps, Kyle Branting, Marshall Marice, Claiborne Schmidt, Mark LeBlanc, Jason Griffith, Scott Nelson, Hirotaka Mikami, Deepak Chakravarty , Greg Northan . Bottom Row, Lto R: Bear Marchal , Truitt Balart.

Top Row, L to R: Clark Adkerson, Ben Crawford, Jason Griffith , Robbie Manard, Chris Coffman.

Missing : Rishi Annand , Brendon McLean, Edward Pankey, Meeta Parsad, Cindy Perret , Ridgely Pittman, Lee Prewitt, Stua rt Rose , Jay Ben St. Amant, Chris Stakelum , Rachel Tuuri, Mark Wolf, Mr. Cox.

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Top Row, L to R: Brett Sutton, Chip McGeehan, Tori Hodges, Bradley Becnel, Stacey Weber, Jimmy Reese, Mark Angehr, Jessica Krinke, Adel e Dauph in. Bottom Row, L to R: Amanda Abrams, Jennifer Densdale , Elizabeth Hanemann, Jennifer Coleman , Courtney Mcilwain, Ja Juan Gair, Sarah Van Wie, Lauren Ven turatos.

Top Row, L to R: Courtney Mcilwain, Doug Getten, Brett Sutton, Debbie Glaser, Jenny Ernst, Carline Byrd, Marcie Campo, Sarah Van Wie, Allison Rodrigez, Adele Dauphin.

Bottom Row, L to R: Courtney Schupp, Jessica Lott, Christina Hillerin, Beth Prewitt, Ashely Authement, KK Martinez, Jenny Hwang, Ashely Stewart, Catherine Betz.

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Top Row, L to R: Ari Burshell , Courtney Schupp, Asha Jayakrishnan, David Meyer, John Colfry, Maggie Sullivan, Ms. McCormick. Bottom Row, L to R: Matthew Wessel, Wesley Felter, Caroline Byrd, John David Godchaux.

Top Row, L to R: Mark Angehr, Doug Getten , John Colfry , Nihal Godiwala, Matthew Houston , Ms . Ebbs . Bottom Row , L to R: Justin Meunier, Charles Mcchesney, Erik Bengtsson, Zak Baig, Blake Bourquard , Andy Crawford.

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Top Row, L to R: Rob Bennett, David Myer, Akash Anand, Thomas Thomason, Jeff Barnett. Bottom Row, L to R: Charles Christy, Kevin Hurtt.

Top Row, L to R: Caroline Merrick, Emily Bordelon, Jenny Ernst , Arthi Devarajan, Amanda Abrams, Maggie Sullivan, Bridget Dugan, Bucky Kase, Ms. Watkins. Bottom Row, L to R: Lauren Venturatos, Emily Bordelon, Judith Diasselliss, Amanda Hall, Marty Black, Erik Bengtsson .

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Top Row, L to R: Elise Dicharry, Amanda Abrams, Mark Angehr, David Meyer, Nihal Godiwala, Doug Getten, Ms. Kaston.

Bottom Row, L to R: Rebecca Tuuri, Richard Lowe, Blake Bourquard, Chris Bordelon, Zak Baig, John Colfry, Joshua Rojer.

Marshall Hevron, Adele Dauphin, Doug Getten, Alecia Fiorenza, Courtney Macllwain, Ben Moore, Jennifer Coleman, Katy Davidson, Debbie Glaser, Ms. Walker. Bottom Row, L to R: Kevin McCormick, Joseph Montgomery, Alison Rodriguez, Kevin Hurtt, Marcie Campo, Dominique Matulich .

Top Row, L to R: Michelle McDaniel, Adrienne Phillips, Debbie Glaser, Stacey Weber, Adele Dauphin, Tyson Geary, Jennifer Coleman, Ms. Kaston.

Middle Row, L to R: Kelly Hall, Courtney Mcilwain, Sarah Van Wie, Elise Dicharry, Courtney Schupp, Christine Hillerin , Jenny Hwang. Bottom Row, L to R: Caroline Byrd, Lauren Delaney, Rebecca Tuuri, Ashley Stewart, Vaughn Thames, JaJuan Gair.

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Top Row, L to R: Tyson Geary, Stephanie Sharpie, T iffany Tyler, Thomas Thomason, Andrea Cecil, Elizabeth McManus, Brandon Voss, Bridget Dugan, Ms. Brady. Bottom Row, L to R: Jimmy Reese, Roger Pearce, Megan Hintz, Ja Juan Gair, Asha Jayakrishnan, Elizabeth Hanemann, Robbie Clottworthy, Roger Fox.

Top Row, L to R: Jenny Ernst, Steven Moore, Marshall Hevron, Kevin Goldblatt, John Healy, Rebecca Dunn, Jennifer Denuna, Elizabeth Husserl, Carla Dugas, Ms. Scott. Bottom Row, L to R: Chad Flick, Jonathan Houston, Christine Hillerin, Emily Bordelon, Ashley Stewart, KK Martinez.

Top Row, L to R: Ryan Ann Murphy, Stephanie Langlois, Andrea Cecil, Emily Kimble, Amanda Maxwell, Alecia Fiorenza, Alison Martinez, Catherine Betz, Nicole lving, Missy St .

Germain, Elise D. 1 Amanda Abrams, Ms. Schuber. Bottom Row, L to R: Stephanie Caine, Brett Sutton, Mi ch a e I Smuck, Parke r Argote, Geoff Fraiche, Jennifer Densdale.

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ST. MARTIN'S DADS' CLUB

ATHLETIC BANQUET HELD AT THE SUPERDOME 222

A TRADITION OF SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL

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DADS' CLUB SO'S DANCE WAS FUN FOR ALL

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HALF COURT SHOT WINNERS

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Congratulations Edward We Are Proud Of You! Love, Mom And Dad

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TOMORROW

LOVE YOU FOREVER MOM, DAD, MIKE & SAMANTHA

Congratulations David

Tomorrow has come and I have changed my ways.

Tomorrow for once brought a better day.

The promises I made have strangely stayed, because Tomorrow isn't too far away.

Yesterday hides my painful memories Especially the voice that spoke inside me.

But yesterday is gone and tomorrow is here.

The future seems bright and clear.

Tomorrow is wide open, the possibilities great.

Tomorrow brought out the part of me I use to hide.

For once I can say I really feel good inside.

By David Jackson

Congratulations "Tanglewild" New Orleans' hottest band NOT! Kyle, Nick, John and Mike Love and Rockets, the Blakes, Hingles, Sclafanis Sullivans and Dee Brown

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Congratulations Class of 1992, The Mothers' Club President - Lesley Marshall Vice-President - Judy Adams Recording Secretary - Judy Duplantis Corresponding Secretary - Sallie Odom Treasurer - Eilleen Reese

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Amy,

We have watched you grow and accomplish so much. Our love and support will always be with you as you follow your dreams.

All our love,

Mom and Dad

Amy, We have shared some of the funniest, saddest, and sweetest moments in life ... This is just the beginning - there is so much more to come ...

With Love, Kelly

ADV AN CED BUSINESS SYSTEMS YOUR CANON DEALER 831-0808

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CONGRATULAT IONS, MICHAEL 14 YEAR CLUB - CLASS OF 1992 OUTSTANDING SCHOLAR - ALL AMERICAN SWIMMER AND SUPER HUMAN BEING

Remember: DECADENCE - TANGLEWILD PRACTICE 2 TIL 3 A.M. MICHAEL

NICK<

)KYLE

GETTING UPAT 5 A.M. TO SWIM TWO-TIME METRO CHAMP 100' FLY STATE RELAY CHAMPS JETS - SCIENCE OLYMPIAD -AND A THOUSAND OTHER MEMORIES!

JOHN/

... and HIRO, too!

ANY ONE FORA PIZZA???

SPRING BREAK

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LOVE YOU-

Lauren STM CLASS OF 1983 - 13 YEAR CLUB Kristin STM CLASS OF 1985 - 13 YEAR CLUB AND MOM and DAD WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!!

xxxxxxxxx THANK YOU ST. MARTIN'S LAUREN - Ph.D CANDIDATE ARCHAEOLOGY U. OF TEXAS KRISTIN - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LA. HEAD INJURY FOUNDATION MICHAEL - HEADING FOR HARVARD THESULLIVANS - 22 YEAR CLUB 230

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1992 NANCY KELLY NORWOOD OUR PRIDE AND JOY! LOVE, MOM, DAD AND JUSTIN

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CONGRATULATIONS BARBARA SUTTON AND THE CLASS OF 1992 LOVE, MOM, DAD & ALLISON

CONGRATULATIONS PAOLO! WE ARE PROUD OF YOU. LOVE, MOM & DAD

Suzie, you are FABULOUS! It has been fun!

Love,

Mom, Dad, Becky

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Carolina, You Made My Day October 6, 1974

Good Luck, Lisa!

We Are Proud of You! Love, Mom Dad & Phillip

Congratulations SCOTT! Love, Mom, Dad, Brian, Kevin, Justin, & Tracy

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TO BEAU BETHUNE

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES

WITH PRIDE AND LOVE TO THE BEST SON EVER!

MOM AND DAD

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Brett, Dreams do come true!

All my love, Mom

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Jen

From a kindergarten parade

to graduation day -

and all the special times in between - 13 great years.

Good luck for a bright future.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Leigh

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Congratulations Big Brother -

YOU ARE THE BEST!

LOVE, ERIN

GOOD LUCK ANNE

"Memories of the Past, Expectations for the Future, Dreams We Live By."

We Are So Proud Of You, Love, Dad, Mom, Jeanne, and El izabeth.

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We hope that you have enjoyed the '92 Shield. We have tried to capture moments that will make you smile as you look back and recall this time of your life. We, the staff of the '92 Shield, would like to thank everyone who has helped us, especially Mr. Houghtaling, Mrs. Pool, Mrs. Adair, Mrs. Kaston, Mr. Ford Dieth, Mrs. Houghtaling, Mrs. Barbara Ryan, Ms. Maria Gerrets, Mr. Randy Oddo and Mrs. Lynn Bolles (of Country Day) for their invaluable help and advice throughout the year. We know that there are probably some errors on our part but we hope you will excuse them and appreciate our hard work and efforts.

Sincerely, Advisor: Mary DiFulco-Brignac Editor: Jennifer Schupp P.S. Our thanks to outstanding members Meeta Prasad and Paul Gregory (we will miss you!)

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