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Remembering The Year Welcome to the fortieth issue of the Shield. In the pages that follow we hope you will fondly recall the 1992-1993 school year, the building of the Stuart Kemp Pey ton Student Center, 9-1 football season, the Girl 's St ate Championship victory in basketball, homecoming court , STM Day, the winning Sophomore Homecoming decorations, the Junior-Sen-

Above, Stella Duplass and Stephanie Lucky get re ady for an exciting year.

Ri ghtc Work beg ins on the Stuart Kemp Peyton Student Center.

ior Prom, Lunch leave, class rings , . . . Asian Day, Tom Sawyer Day, the Sth grade trip to Washington , Egg Drop Contests, Peter Pan, Contact with the Space Shuttle .. . World Day, May Day, Cowboy Day and Pilgrim Day, writing letters to Santa, Royal Readers, ...

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Above left, Chris Bordelon and Bucky Kase begin the school year .

Top, Kaitlin Boyce, Katie Kimble, Julie Lyeki , and Liz Wanek enjoy the sun.

Above, Brady Dugan, Jason Conway, John Reily Thomason, Jonathan Scenek, Ben Prevost, and Wes Marchal enjoy their break in the cafeteria.

Left, The completed project, the Stuart Peyton Kemp Student Center.

The Class Of 1993 Dedicates This Yearbook to Sam And Dozier Stuart Peyton

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History '92-'93 This year displayed a time of change , hope , and destruction. Before George Bush was ousted, he gave support to the Somalians in their time of need. By majority vote, Bill Clinton arrived in the White House with his wife, Hillary, in charge of health care, and Al Gore became Vice President. In Britain, the royal family fell apart. In late August , hurricane Andrew damaged Flor-

ida and surrounding areas . A radicalist group detonated a car bomb in the World Trade Center, and a David Kores h held hostages in Waco, Texas. At St. Martin's the students were finally allowed to wear blue jeans, and the student center was built.

Additionally, the girls' basketball team won the state champio nship. The past yea r will always be remembered.

Top Right , George and Barbara Bush admire the crowd. Above, Ross Perot giv es a speech about the economy. Right, The problems continue for Prin ce Ch arles and Princess Diana. Photographs courtesy of Time

Bottom, President Clinton talks to his daughter Chelsea during a free momen t. Left, Hurri cane Andrew wreaks havoc on Florida. Be low, The Waco compound af t er the fire. Photographs courtesy of Time and Newsweek.

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Lights, Camera, Action This year the St. Martin's students participated in three plays. Under the direction of Mr. Pardee and Mr. Cox, The Odd Couple was performed with virtually no hitches even though the actors had to perform a week earlier than planned. After giving up much of their free t ime , the participants returned to their normal schedules with the satisfaction of knowing that the play produced a bigger audience than any other non-musical in several years . Also this year, students performed in

The King and I, directed by Jimmy Cox, John Pardee, and Rinda Coleman. The musical drew such a large audience that many people had to stand in the back to watch the sold out performances.

Having multiple casts allowed many children to participate , but also extended rehearsal times . Finally, the Middle School students performed Peter Pan with two different casts . All three plays were excellent, and the students look forward to acting in next year's performances.

Top Right , Director Jimmy Cox applies makeup to David Bellard's face.

Ri ght , Middle schoolers pose for a picture. Above, Justin Jones poses with low er schoolers for a picture.

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Top , Actresses Me e ta Prasad and Kristi Hamlin rehearse their lines before the play beings. Lef t, Mart y Black played the part of Pe ter Pan in the middle school play. Abov e, Justin Jones , Mrs. Coleman, and Erin Durbin pose fo r a picture after the pl ay.

Service With A Smile!

St Martin's requires its students to participate in the Life Skills program, which was developed as a half -credit course to ac company the required fifty hours of community service .

The purpose of the class is " to address issues about which students needed to be informed in order to make a proper transition from high school to college ". It covers t o pics such as stress management, death, and explorat ion of careers . Students ' service hours must be spent

working directly with disadvantaged persons, which ranges from schools to shelters for battered women.

Mr. Rosenbaum hopes that students complete their project with a sense of having helped someone . He finds it " wonderful that students are willing to give of themselves in such an upbeat and spirited manner " . Alto gether, this program is a success in that it lets students sympathize with the less fortunate and help others.

Top Ri ght , Chri s tian Leask poses for a picture with a woman at the Kenner Adult Da y Care Ce nt er. Middl e Le ft , Mary Be th Chrestman is pi c tur e d with childr e n from th e Cre scent Hous e. Middle Ri ght , Marco Hidalgo and Carri e Black are pi c tur ed with a woman at the Ke nn e r Adult Da y Care Center. Right , Marshall Mari ce is pictured with hi s lady fri ends from the New Orleanean.

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Top, Dina Michael works at Capers Child Development Center during the summer. Le ft, Amy Pec quet works at Colonial Oaks. Middle Right , Brent Beaulieu has a snack wit h two girls at Camp Rainbow. Above , John Hyatt works at Bridgedale Elementary School.

Homecoming

Lise Andersson Queen

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Monique Scioneaux Julie Lyeki

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Ashley Hall Wesley Rois ton

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Hom ec omin g Week gener ate d a lot of excitement t h r o u g hout the entire sc hool. The Upper School's ac tivities includ ed decorat in g th e hall s, sel ecting the Hom ec omin g Court , an exc i tin g football game again st t he Fisher Gators and the t r aditional Homecoming Dan ce. In the Middle School t he Homecoming activities culminated on Thur sda y, Octo ber 22 with hall decorat ion s and a game again st Countr y Day that evening.

Lower School students dressed up as ang els and devils and went to the Upper School football game to show their support. Before the game, Lower School students had joined US cheerleaders to do class renditions of some well known cheer s. This year Homecoming had one special event , a ceremony in honor of Olympic gold medalist Ashley Tappin. The entire school met on the Van Slate House front lawn to cheer and celebrate her accomplishments.

We shut Fisher out and showed them we had the best defense .

---- Chris Coffman

It's really fun to see your friends, and it's outside of school ... Homecoming is like a party!

---- Elise Dicharry

Opposite page, Top , Chris Stakelum crowns Lise Andersson Homecoming Queen. Bottome left , Chris Coffman, Patrick Odom, Steven Griffith, and Chad Aleman celebrate their victory. Bottom right , Jimmy Tiblier and Neema Patel lead the Kindergarten parade to celebrate Hom ecoming and to congratulate Ash ley Tappin.

This page, Top left, Little devil s Beau Ordemenn, Matt Rodrique, and Chris Mio t on show their spirit. Middle left, The winning decorations of the Sophomore class. Bottom left , The Sophomore class - winner s of the US homecom ing decorations . Above , The Middle School cheerleaders Mis sy St. Germain, Jeanne Bourg, Megan Hintz , Ja Juan Gair, Lisa Abry, and Katy Davidson at their homecoming game.

Top left, Murtuza Ali helps decorate the senior hall. Top center, Lower school shows their spirit.Top right, Steven Griffith escorts Monique Scioneaux as she is presented at the Homecoming Dance. Above, Beau Bordamen, Nick Mills, Ben Stein and Matt Rodrigue take a break from cheering at the US Homecoming game. This page , right, Coach Farber inspires Wes Marchal. Opposite page, left, Miesje Zimmermann cheers at the MS Homecoming game. Opposite page, right , Beth Marks and Veronica Bell take a break from decorating the halls.

Top ri ght, The Homecoming Court and their fathers, Kaitlin and Jerry Boyce, Mi chele and Bill Kenny, Paige and Bob Nolan, Alice and Jerry Manard, Li se and Paul Anders so n, Julie and John Lyeki, Monique and Mike Scioneaux, Wesley and Bill Rol ston , Ashley and Mik e Baier, and Ashley and Bill Hall. Above left , (top row from left to right) Sharon McDaniel, Ashley Hall, Rana Ramelli , Christian Leask , Ashley Bai er, and Robert Faust ; (bottom row, I to r) Stiles Anderson, Gareth Hea ly, and Brian Hou ghtaling enjoy the Homecoming activities. Above right , Guy Williams clowns around. Right , Devils and cheerleaders generate some enthusiasm at the pep rally .

Top left, Mrs. Dieth, Katharine Pugh, Courtney Chappuis and the Kindergarten class admire hall decorations. Top right , Kathy Haycock and Kim Garland are spirited angels. Above, Blake Schuhmacher, Chike Ozah, Woodward Oge , Andrea Cecil and Ryan Ann Murphy enjoy the Freshmen Homecoming Dinner at Stephanie Sharpie 's house before the dance. Left , Mrs. Resignola and the Pre-K class show off their banner in honor of Ashley Tappin.

Top left , Cheerleaders Catherine Garvey, Elizabeth Wanek and Lauren Gatti decorate the halls. Top right , The Juniors show their spirit! Above, (back row, I to r) Kathy Haycock, Anne Monsted, Kim Garland, Catherine Garvey, Wendy Manard, Carolina Bravo, Samantha Brennan, Tossy Sanders, (bottom row, I tor) Claude Eyamba, Lauren Gatti, Staci James, Nikki Corcoran . and Shannon James pause for a picture. Right, (back row, I to r) Alexandra Pappas, Catharine O'Connell, Elizabeth Hollinger, Aimee Moreau, (middle row, I to r) Miesje Zimmermann, Mary Yumukoglu , Christina Zaharis, Ashley Morhmann, (bottom row, I tor) Sara Walley, Lauren Malone, and Stephanie Kaston all pose for the Shutterbug photographer.

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Top left, Chris Coffman puts some finishing touches on hall decorati ons. Top right , LS students celebrate in the gym.

Above, Courtney Chappuis , Laurel Walley, Lauren Malone and Sara Wall ey enjoy the football game. Left, Olympic gold medalist Ashely Tappin is joined by her Coach Alan Smith and her mother, Gwen.

Fun'n Garnes As Memories Are Made St. Martin's Day 1992 was a great one. Unlike last year, November I 3 th was a bright and s unny day . The day started off with an all school chapel service in the big gym. After it was over, Upp e r , Middle and Lower School s separated to particip at e in relay games. The US st ayed in the gym for their co mpetition s where the vic t ors were the Juniors , fol lowed by the Seniors, Sophomore s and Freshmen. Meanwhil e, in the MS , the stude nt s had relays in the ir classroom s and hallwa ys. The game s ranged from sitting on a balloon and popping it to whi stling with a cracker in on e's mouth. Similarl y, the LS had re lays in the little gym and gam es lik e bingo in cl ass room s.

Top , Charl e s Chri sty and Ri chard Odell answe r disco very hun t que s t io ns. Righ t , Eve ryo ne e nj oys th e suns hin e, lun c h and e ac h o th er 's co mp any.

Afterwards the whole school joined up in their LS classroom to be with their US , MS , and LS buddies. Together students competed against all the other advi sory groups in a scavenger hunt. Students ran back and forth to count the trees in the front lawn , the number of lofts in the LS , and to find out the year that some teacher s had graduated from STM. After the discovery hunt everyone went to the quad for a great lunch that the Dad 's Club provided. Following that ever yone went to the chapel to lau gh at the video that showed the da y's activitie s and to hear the winners of the discover y hunt ---- Mr. Houghtalin g's group! It was a wonderful STM Day!

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Top left, Bill Axelrad and Gordon Cranne r at play. Top right , "We all think Liz Get ten is the best buddy!" Center, Kyle Branting and Chris Saporito enjoy their lunch.

Above, Ian Williams protects his little buddy from all the horseplay. Bottom left, Scott Gold and Zachary Tyson enjoy a game of bat tie ship.

Homecoming is a chance to stay after school, eat pizza with your friends, and have fun with the MS! - Lauren Dellinger

To p ri ght, Buddies Ja Juan Gair and Taylor Ann Robert s, Emily Kimble and Stella Dupl ass, lo ssy Sand e rs and Phillip Podret.

Bobby Quin t al and Nikki Corcoran have so me fu n. Above le ft , Jason Clotworthy and Ste ph en Chest er enjoy a story. Above rig ht , Ste phani e Hamm and Akash Anand at te mpt to pass a life saver . Bottom right , Ou r wond erful c hefs , Glen Glaser , Sal Sca lia, Leo Beauli e u and Bayton Duplantis.

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Top left , Meridith . blessing from F BHarris receives a M r. yrd T · buaJ;uxB enjoys the co;npop right , Andrew Y nan Hou h . any of his US Students pick u g tahng. Middle left Jason Martine p their lunch. Midd . . left , Breck T z passe s the ball B le ri ght, revino is havin g a .great ottom time.

I love the idea of having a LS and US buddy.

- Judith Diasselliss

Top right , Greg Northon and Liz Getten help th e Juniors win the relay race s. Middle left , Anne Monsted and David Gleason race to the fi ni s h line. Middle right , Mr . Giambelluca gets ready to e njoy hi s lunch. Bottom right , Carole Miranne succ ess fully pops the balloon.

Top left, Chip McGeehan and Colin Clotworthy pause for a picture. Top right, Matthew Stedman and Colin Clotworthy enjoy the relay games. Middle left , Thomas Welch and Brad Coffman battle it out over a game of chess as Marigny Lee looks on. Middle right, The entire school at the end of the day .

Left , Students line up to get their lunch.

Blue Jeans This year at St. Martin's, new ground was broken on the dress code . In previous years , students wearing blue denim to school received a de tention . Now, students ar e allowed to wear blue jean s. The student council made a proposal to the admini stration to alter the dr ess code to include blue j ean s, tee-shirts , and other minor changes . Jeans that ar e town or have holes in t hem , however, are not acc eptable. Brian Kendrick, a sophomore, says, " The old r ule wasn ' t fair . What is the d i fference between blue

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Color ." Caroline Byrd also disagreed with the old dress code, stating, " With blue jeans you can wear anything.

It was silly to have a rule over color." Brandon Voss appreciates the change, remarking, "I think being able to wear blue jeans is the best thing to happen to the dress code in a long time . I have worn blue jeans almost every day for the whole year- different pairs, though!" Now that the code has changed, students flock to school in their blue jeans, grateful for the revision.

Top Ri ght , Morala s Schoenfeld relaxes in the library.

Above , Stephani e Sharpie sits outside during third pe riod. Middl e Right, Ford Church poses for the camera.

Far Ri ght , John Hyatt walks to his locker.

Photographs by Scott Gold

It gives us more variety in our wardrobes.

-Ashley Tappin

Top Left , Jennifer Denuna, Courtney Schupp, and Holl y Mill s pos e for a pi c ture . Far Left , Ben Prevost stops for a pi c ture in the cafeteria. Middle Left , Kaitlin Boyce pos es for a picture in the physi cs lab. Above, Chris Reese pauses for a picture in the hallway.

Best And Worst 1992-1993

Best Movies Scent of a Woman The Crying Game Untamed Heart A League of Their Own A Few Good Men Indian Summer Dave Dragon Indecent Proposal Benny and Joon My Cousin Vinny

TV Shows Beverly Hills 902 I 0 Melrose Place Roseanne Cheers Home Improvement Seinfeld

Restaurants Brennan's Houston's T.G.I.Friday's Bennigan's Cucos

Bands Pantera Manowar Pearl Jam Red Hot Chili Peppers Metallic a Aerosmith

Places To Shop Gap Limited Banana Republic Perlis J. Crew

Worst Movies Groundhog day Dracula Toys The Dark Half Hot Shots: Part Deux Loaded Weapon Buffy the Vampire Slayer Home Alone 2 Prelude to a Kiss

TV Shows Family Matters Doogie Howser, M.D. Major Dad Full House Saved By the Bell

Restaurants Kentucky Fried Chicken The STM Cafeteria Those Honor Roll Breakfasts Burger King McDonald's

Bands Vanilla Ice New Kids On the Block Billy Ray Cyrus K.D. Lang Color Me Badd

Places To Shop Rave K Mart Sam's Wholesale Walmart MacFrugal's

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Get presents Buy clo t hes Write "Thank You " notes Invite your parents' friends, not yours

~Tis The Season This year, St. Martin's celeb rated Christmas in many different ways. The Lower School students performed their annual Christmas programs; the children's costumes, plays, and songs were a delight to the audiences.

Middle School also celebrated Christmas. The sixth graders learned about Ch ristmas customs in different cultures, and they decorated the Middle School halls after learning about winter holidays in different parts of Europe. Language students sang carols in Spanish ,

Above right, Sant a greets the Upper School. Bottom right, Fr. Moore exc han ges peace with Co lin Sc huma c her , Kyle Branting, and Patrick Garvey during the Christmas chapel serv ice.

French and Latin. Additionally, the Lower, Middle, and Upper School choirs prepared for a holiday choral performance. Upper School students were nervous about exams, staying up late studying for them the week before vacation. They also looked forward to the day before vacation.when Senior Favorites were announced .

Finally, after many festivities, Christmas vacation gave the students a chance to relax after the first semester's end.

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Above left , Jennette Collins and Mar ina Erbsto esser participate in the Chris tma s Nativity. Above right, Chri s Bordelon helps Laura Denny compose a letter to Santa. Middle left , The fourth and fifth graders perform duri ng the LS Chri st mas pageant. Above , Enjoli Sims participat es in the Christmas pe rformance . Left , Catherine Garvey and Lauren Gatti are Santa's helpers .

Opposite page, top left, Erin Durbin and Mitch Weatherly sing at the Christmas Chapel serv ice. Top middle, Katie Kimble and Brent Beaulieu receive the Eucharist. This page, top right, Seventh grader, Patrick O'Brien helps first grader Harrison Wool write his letter to Santa. Opposite page, bottom left , Allision Johnson reads the response during the Christmas service. Bottom middle, Michele Kenny unwraps her gift from Santa. Bottom right , Santa Perez gets ready to distribute Christmas gifts.

Opposite page , left , Meeta Prasad receives her Christmas present of being voted most likely to succeed. Top middle, Brad Collins and Brian Be ll give their performance during the LS Christmas show. This page , top right, Anne Monsted reads the poem written especia ll y for her to announce that she i s the most athletic girl. Opposite page , bottom left, Lisette deBoisblanc and Erin Hugenel sing during the LS Christmas performance. Middle bottom, Santa throws candy to the students. Above , Lise Andersson is given a standing ovation by the senior guys as she is voted best looking girl.

Ring Day Many special events occurred throughout the school year for the high school students. For the juniors and seniors , one of the most exciting events that occurred was Ring Day. Dave Jahncke described this day as " a special day when the seniors develop as role models." A special ceremony was held to celebrate this occasion . Each junior chose a senior from whom he would like to receive his senior ring .

Some juniors chose their older siblings; others wanted their best friends to present their rings . Mike Pitts remarked, " My favorite thing

about Ring Day is the Mother's Club reception after the ceremony ." Following the presentation of the senior rings and the reception, the junior and senior classes enjoyed lunch at Commander 's Palace . Describing the experience, Dave Jahnke explained, "When I came to St. Martin's, I felt like I was missing some kind of a family key, and when I got my ring , I felt that I had finally gotten the key to the St. Martin's family."

This affair is one of the first steps of the transition from a junior to a senior, and will always be remembered.

Top Ri ght , Pai ge Nolan presents Breck Trevino with her ring . Above, Rene Ronquillo and Anne Monst e d turn Suzie Miller 's ring after the ceremony.

Ri ght , Charl es Williams turn s Thomas Peters 's ring after the ceremony.

Top Left , Kyle Brant ing shakes hands with Brent Beaulieu after he presented him with his ring. Top Right, Mac Bauer turns Jennifer Lee's ring while Ste ven Griffith and Anouk Rognon talk . Left , Junior girls pose for picture after the ceremony .

Junior-Senior Prom 1993 Everyone looked forward to Prom this year. This year's Juniors took a different approach to Prom by deciding to host the dance on the John James Audubon riverboat. Breck Trevino teamed up with Class President Jason Griffith to organize the event. Along with many other hard-working Juniors, decisions were made concerning decorations, location, catering and music.

Many people danced on the upper deck of the boat as it cruised along the Mississippi, and the scenic view of the city lights from the river was truly spectacular.

The ship was ornamented with the traditional red , white and blue colors of STM. The juniors and seniors had a great time and the juniors can' t wait until next year.

Having Prom on a riverboat made the night espec ially memorable.

-Breck Trevino

Top, Billy Danflous takes over as lead guitarist to ent ertain his classmat es and their dat es. Right , Junior girls (from left to right) pose for a picture with their date s, Kri ste n Nelson, Amy Scott, Kristi Hamlin, Breck Tr ev ino, Melissa Smith, Mignon Fre y, Kristi Parton and Lindsay Romano.

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Top, Edmund Dieth, Lauren Gatti , Kathy Haycock , Clark Adkerson, Greg Page and Anne Monsted pose for a picture before the Prom. Middle, Erin Durbin, Beth Marks, Melanie Kaye and Gretchen Ryan enjoy the Prom festivities with their dates .

Bottom, Lep (David Gleason) resorts to Marshall and Greg after no date could be found.

US Awards Valedictorian, Meeta Prasad Salu tatorian , Dina Michael National Merit Scholarship, Murtuza Ali, Ben Crawford, John Hyatt , Meeta Prasad American Legion. Beth Robertson Air Force Academy, Ben Crawford ENGLISH I, Courtney Schupp ENGLISH II , Sahil Godiwala ENGLISH Ill , Michael Moreau COLUMBIA BOOK AWARD Vanessa Carroll ENGLISH IV , Dina Michael ART I: Brian Axelrad, Ashley Baier, Ford Church, Kristi Hamlin , Vi cky Law , Wes Marchal, Dina Michael, Margee Ne ighbors, Tossy Sanders _ _ ART II , Carter Balart, Nikki Corcoran , Mignon Frey, Kim Garland, Patrick Garvey, Holly Mills, Amy Pecquet, and Meeta Prasad ART Ill: Am y Johnson CERAMICS, Veronica Bell BOOK AW ARD TO , Alice Manard and Chris Staklum BEST ACTRESS, Erin Durbin BEST ACTOR: Mitch Weatherly THE SPEECH AW ARDS , Jay Ben St. Amant THE MUSIC AW ARDS: Erin Durbin and Mitch Weatherly PERFORMING ARTS AW ARD : Erin Durbin SPANISH I, Caroline Elliot SPANISH II: Curt Beaulieu , Jennifer Denuna, Stephanie Langlois, Kerri Solis, and Tatum Truax SPANISH Ill , Ridgely Pittman SPANISH IV: Kendall Dinon SPANISH V, Justin Jones, Alice Manard, & Dina Michaels THE SPANISH AWARD , Meeta Prasad FRENCH I, Taylor Wohleber FRENCH II: Andrea Andersson, Andrea Cecil, Elizabeth Hu sserl, Muffin Labouisse, Stephanie Murray, Wesley Rolston , and Courtney Schupp _ FRENCH Ill , Rishi Anand , Vanessa Carroll, Lauren Gatti & Jennifer Lee FRENCH IV : Carrie Black, Beth Robertson, and Marie Louise Ryan _ FRENCH V: Nicole Eichberger, Tossy Sanders, & Lise Andersson THE FRENCH AW ARD , Arthur Christy LA TIN I, Margaret Neighbors

LA TIN II , Caroline Byrd LA TIN Ill, Jim Angehr and Rachel Tuuri LA TIN IV , Mignon Frey LA TIN V: Sean Grace THE LATIN AWARD , Michael Moreau THE HARV ARD BOOK AW ARD: Mignon Frey ALGEBRA I, Stephen Bellard, Jennifer Blatty, & Stacy Weber ALGEBRA II: Elizabeth Husserl GEOMETRY , Rachel Tuuri ADV. MATH, Vanessa Carroll and Mignon Frey CALCULUS : Nicole Eichberger and Alice Manard COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, Arthur Christy THE RENSSELAER MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE AW ARD , Michael Moreau YALE BOOK AW ARD, John Diasselliss JIM LA THAM MATHEMATICS AW ARD: Murtuza Ali THE SEW ANEE BOOK AWARD , Vanessa Carroll THE RELIGION AW ARD , Chris Chambers BIBLICAL STUDIES AW ARD, Rachel Tuuri BIOLOGY AWARD , Wesley Felter PHYSICS AW ARD , Alice Manard CHEMISTRY AW ARD , Louis Smith BAUSCH & LOMB MEDAL, Mignon Frey TH E AL TON OCHSNER AWARD , Meeta Prasad CHATHAM BOOK AWARD , Vanessa Carroll HAROLD GRAF SCIENCE AW ARD , Meeta Prasad WESTERN CIVILIZATION, Courtney Schupp THE CIVICS AWARD: Rachel Tuuri AMERICAN HISTORY AW ARD: Michael Moreau DAR MEDAL: Vanessa Carroll JEFFERSON BOOK AWARD , Tyler Adkerson HISTORY AW ARD , Nicole Eichberger DAR CITIZENSHIP A WARD Justin Jones THE GUSTAF R. WESTFELDT, JR. AWARD, ROBIN

TOMPKINS THE 0 . E. HARING MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD,

VANESSA CARROLL THE JOHN F. AKER A WARD, BRECK TREVINO THE MICHAEL JOHN MOSELEY MEMORIAL A WARD,

CHAD ALEMAN THE ST. MARTIN'S CITIZENSHIP A WARDS, ALICE

MANARD AND MEET A PRASAD THE MILDRED ELLIS HERRON MEMORIAL AWARD, TOSSY

SANDERS THEE. 0 . VAN SLATE SERVICE AWARD, MURTUZA ALI THE SPIRIT OF ST. MARTIN'S A WARD, JUSTIN JONES

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MS Awards Essay , Spence Schwarz Fiction: Akash Anand David Meyer Poetry, Arthi Devarajan English 6 Megan Rigdon Writing Lab: Bill Maurer Caroline Williams English 7 Lauren Venturatos Writing Lab: Er ik Bengtsson Richard Lo English 8 Honors English Courtney Mc llwain English 8 Allan Chang Writing Lab: Ar thi Devarajan Mathematics 6 Jonathan Mendez Mathematics 7 Stephanie Caine Nicholas Pappas Mathematics 8 Stephanie Hamm Algebra 1 Ari Burshell Kevin Mc Cormick Science 6 Megan Rigdon Science 7 Jennifer Dinsdale Nihal Godiwala Science 8 Michael Smuck Social Studies 6 Jason Brown Social Studies 7 Rebecca T uuri Social Studies 8 Jeanne Bourg Spanish 7 Kevin Solis Spanish 8 Kev in Mc Cormick

French 7 Eli se Dicharry French 8 James Reese Latin 7 Nicholas Pappas Latin 8 Art hi Devarajan Library Media Center Award Nicole Bernstein Best Girl Athlete Ja Juan Gair Best Boy Athlete Christian Chauvin Brandon Dinon Art 6th grade - Danny Trahant Caroline Williams 7th grade - Amanda Abrams Erik Bengtsson 8th grade - Arthi Devarajan Parker Argote Drama/ Speech Chris Bordelon Music Award Kevin Mc Cormick Midd le School Performing Arts Award Jennifer Coleman Outs t anding Citizenship Sixth Grade Amy Scalia Derek Larson Seventh Grade Lauren Venturatos Deno Zaharis Eighth Grade Arthi Devarajan Charles Christy Dean 's Award Thomas Thomason Environmental Club Award Charles Christy Art Club Award Stephanie Williams Promising Young Writers Award Ja Juan Gair SAREX Saints in Space Writing Awards

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Class Of 1993: Every school year is special and holds great meaning to each member of the community. Accomplishments, both personal and communal, are mile stones which open new doors for us and give us added energy to try anew.

The 1992 -93 school year has been a banner year for St. Martin's and for the Class of 1993. Academically and extra-curricularly, we have had few classes which could equal the performances displayed by this year's seniors. From a first and a second place in the State's Emma Wilson Emery High School Poetry Contest to a State Championship Girls Basketball team, the members of this class have given much to St. Martin's. They have also gained much in return .

This class has earned a record number of college credits through their efforts in Advanced Placement courses. They have gained entrance to some of the most competitive collegiate institutions within our country and the number of offered merit scholarships has been impressive. They have distinguished themselves in community service and they have proven to be able, student leaders for change within St. Martin's.

Energy, determination, enthusiasm, and solidarity are all adjectives which describe the Class of 1993. This group of young men and women has made its mark at St. Martin's and I wish the seniors well as they assume the challenges of higher education.

Good luck from the entire faculty and staff.

Sincerely,

Donald S. Schwartz Headmaster

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Will U Ever Free play with Mrs. Janet St. Martin's Day with the big kids Service club Ms. Cairin's bathtub Running into poles in the breezeway Heads up 7up Kiss and Chase Kickball , Medicine Ball, and Ghost Ball Indian Day World Day Cubby Holes and Nap Time Mrs. Gregory Art with Mrs. Kirby Swimming with Coach Baur Getting the Guinea pig for the weekend Lice on the library pillows Mr. Domecq's English class Mr. Brezeale's Porsche and making paper airplanes Wally (Mr. Lind) dancing with Tina turner The Scribes of the Washington trip Mr. Stewart forgetting the Middle School slogan Coach Hughes ' concepts Sixties Day Miggy's Eight o' clocks

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Ar . Holliman ;ex Ed with Mrs . Kaston ·he Egg Drop contest :;etting a License , in ja overnight llrs. Maumus ' class (blue) : had falling through the roof at th e overnight lanned from the Food Court freshman year Ar . Wagner 's Algebra class :r. Mesa ;tu /lock Trials with Mr . Rivet )peration Tesla !0210 lill breaking the faucet in the Chemistry Lab lobbie and the Fire Extingui sher :;arbage Can Hunting Aay 2 8, 1993 !!!!

James William Adair 1982-1993 Never, never, never, never , never give in Winston Churchill If you ain ' t dreamin' then you ain't livin' Deion Sanders Jay . . #72 .. Hit or be Hit .. BJDozier .. no escape now, David .. BoysSt .. library steps .. Mardi Gras'92@1C .. Metallica / GnR .. Justin, a car 's coming .. Sp. w/ Pedro .. Homecoming'92 religion wd list .. AC / DC .. Rush is Right .. # I Braves fan $2 .5mil . . PP .. coffeehouse = liberal think tanks . . fire drills Thor .. blue .. debates w/ Chas@b-ball .. studyhall .. Rawh Dahmer-a tragic hero . . 5:30am .. Lexington Thankstomy friends , Mom , Dad .. goodluckPete &GodBless, you'llneedit w / aDemocra tPresident .

Football I , 2, 3, 4; Baseball I , 2, 3; Basketball 4; Quiz Bowl I , 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll I , 2, 3, 4; W. Civ. Award I ; Civics Award 2; Dist . Rally I , 2, 3, 4; St. Rally I , 3; JETS 2, 3; Class Parl. 3, 4; Boys St. 4; NHS 3, 4; Friendliest.

Richard Clark Adkerson 1989-1993 I don't have any weak point s.

Arnold Schwarzenegger There is nothin g I find so little to my taste as carelessness in life.

Wom en and children can afford to be careles s. Men cannot.

Don Vito Corleone The Godfather You know , sometimes I ama ze even myself.

Han Solo 12 / I 3/ 92 . . Arnold Classic w/ FK & IW .. Bacchus .. Axl's BDay-Da Fisha Boys w/ CS - " Whatta ya, helpin' him?" . . H-town . .

PE w/ FK & GN (2) .. " These are pretty." -KN .. lawn jobs w/ SG & KB # I 5- " Stop starring , it makes me uncomfortable ." . .

Bushwicks .. Cyberball w/ JBS .. 9/2 8/ 92 . . Pedro parties .. SG and chemistry .. the cold game .. CS and the bad obsession .. pee ping toms .. Hilton Head .. Pancho's w/ JBS .. 203 w/ KH ..

Beaver Creek .. GNR Biloxi .. the freak next door .. LCD .. 245 at I 3 5 . . 2/2 8/ 93 .. thanks Mom; thanks Dad .. Ty-good luck ..

Rya n lift . . Kath y- I love you .. 5000.

Pres ident and Founder -Muscle and Fitness Club 4; VP Civic club 3, 4; Halo I , 2, 3, 5; Chess I , 2; Baseball I , 2; Soccer I, 2, 4; Lifting 2,

3, 4.

Chad Jude Aleman 1984-1993 I ain ' t no En gli sh maj or.

Sam Do zier Adieu , adieu , kind friend s, adi eu, adi eu, adi eu, I ca n no lon ger sta y with you. I'll hang my harp on a weeping willow t r ee, and ma y th e world well with t hee.

Anon.

I know karate , ninj it su, jujit su, and all that yo u ain't never heard of.

Kung Fu Jo e FB 92 -Dist. cham ps .. Stat e champs 91 (23 -0 ) .. Can hunt in Zeph yr .. egg marines-The Chase .. operations Te sla, paperbo y .. Head Schmuck . . Innsbr uck w/ TS, PN, LA .. nude beach .. disco . . nude ninja . . Lakefron t w/ TS .. Streaking w/ PO , BA . . Dr 's out .. Shwr s .. Houston's . . GNRinMS .. #32 .. 2 + years .. Do you love it ! ..

GP 's parties .. guts .. FB camp .. BLUE .. golf c s. driving .. chased by cop s . . Aguiar .. Ci gar s .. Toss y .. De st. 91 w/ BB tm . . JV New. 13-0 . . SthGrFB .. Thanks Mom, Dad, TA, CA, TS , Dr. San. Acolyte Club I 0, I I , 12 , Pre s. 12 , Civic club I I , 12 , Clas s Parl. 9, Class VP 12 , NHS I I , 12 , Stud. coun cil I 0, I I , 12 , VP I 2, Ba seball 9, I 0, I 1, Footba ll 9, I 0 , I I , 12, All -dis t . I I , 12 , 2nd Team All-State 12 .

Murtuza Juzar Ali 1991-1993 Nothing is reall y work unless y ou 'd rather be doing something else.

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Is man one of God's blunders or is God one of man's blund ers ?

Nietzsche Stand firm in your refusal to r emain conscious during algebra.

In real life , I assure you, there is no such thing as algebra.

Fran Lebowitz Where are you from , Palestine ? .. You were near Iraq, did you hear the bombing? . . Maaartoooza . . Mort .. T ooz . . Quiz Bowl Karate .. QB vs Newman, Cussing on TV . . Doc 's American History Class .. You 've graduated already, why aren ' t you in college ? .. AP Biology, A man was swallowed by a fish! .. Hope! .. Hoooaaa! ..

Bowling and pool with MW, GR, AP. and JH .. I 7th Birthday .. Many late nights with Mitch for The Halo .. Quiz Bowl '93 .. Backstage for The King g I~ The Odd Couple .. Bye everyone .. Good luck AC , SW, MW, GR, JH, MP , MPr, AP .. Thanks Mom, Dad, Ree .. I'm finally out of high school!

National Honor Societ y 3, Cum Laude Soceity 3, JETS 3, 4, AP Scholar 4, Cross -Countr y 4, Cricket I , National Merit Finali st 4, The Halo 3, 4, Quiz Bowl 3, 4, The Lyre 4.

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Ashley Elizabeth Amato 1989 - 1993 I see rny future like a rainbow 's end, happy hours, timeless friends , and if I ever chance to find rn y way, rest assured I will stay.

8. Squire Darkne ss will be there, with danger at its heart , and teeth about to tear. Even then I tell you change; so it be strange.

For everything I long to do, no matter when or where or who, has one thing in cornrnon to - it's a sin.

SKP . . spring break . . D-world . . bubble .. west banana ..

Jalapenos . . taco bell .. lake fr ... Subgrade .. fatty .. covington .. rnan .. cooler than .. bb-ff .. truth .. rr -ee .. rnagnus . . surnrner '90 .. LC, ZL, CN, DP .. rnardi gras .. e's .. Only You .. tree . . pork .. shabla .. lcecrearn rnan .. Florida .. $ 5 all ..

Bizarre .. Goldie . . Fortress . . study groups .. Doc .. ladybug .. beach hole .. Nih .. Patience .. Veni, Vidi, Vici .. Thanks Dad, Morn, Tre .. We made a vow we 'd always be friends , how could we know that promises end? . . the Ridiculou s .. nuttin' .. Fr Ort ..

Every end is a beginning ..

Lise Renate Andersson 1980-1993 I've been afraid of changing 'cause I'v e built rny life around yo u.

Bu t tim e makes you bolder , Chi ldren ge t older, and l'rn ge ttin g old er too .

Stevie Nicks Lota . . Lic e .. Esil .. fat .. soph. english with PM .. Snowmass '90 +'93-rnaint'nce ofice .. magic school .. rollrblading w/ PN and AM .. Greece '90- scooters on the beach .. Jalapeno 's w/ ED .. dancing at t .. Miss. trips w/ MB and farn .. Soul Provider .. sli p'n'slide at HC '91 .. haircut at CPC . . allnighters .. hello, hello at S~E with MK and SJ .. parental taxis at 2am .. Grand Isle talks .. Look how far we drifted .. Innsbruck '92 w/ PN, TS, and CA .. P, P, and L .. Blue chip , n. beaches, and fatal hike . . the bird . . 3 and 5 rnan .. mini-peps .. Thanks SJ, PN , MK, AM, TS AND KH for all the great times .. I'll miss you Morn, Dad, Orea, Dita, and Yiayia . . I love you all.

Lyre Club 2, 3, 4, lit . edito r; Honor Roll I , 2, 3, 4; NHS ; Soccer I , 2, 3, 4 (cap) All -dist .; X-c ountry 3, 4 All-dist. MVP , State Runners -up; Tr ac k 2, 3, 4 State Champions; Cheerldr I ; Trea s. of class I ; Vice -P. 2, 3; President 4; H. Court I , 2, 3, 4.

Thomas William Axelrad 1988- 1993 Christ , did a cow - in he re?

The Kentucky Fried Movie What? .. The Lagoon . . Destin 'S9 w/ lW, Skp, CL .. Destroying Bacteria .. The Blue Hole .. Figh t in .. Bildo . . Gasers .. The Fl y .. lifting . . Sep t. I 5 .. Poaching w/ PO, CC .. St reaking .. mohawk .. operation TESLA .. Snuggling .. Carry on Sk p .. 9-2 .. Xmas92 w/ RR .. Blu e .. French is fun .. fun w/ CS .. Dots at 3rd .. Fishing w/ lW .. Good luck RR, BA, SM, AH, CC, BB .. Thanks Mom, Dad, Sheryl, Brian, Rana, The Peytons, and all my friends , I love you all and couldn't have made it withou t you!

Football 1-4, Most Improved Lineman 2, 2nd team All-District 2, 3, I st team 4, All Ea st Bank 4, State Semifinals 4, Wrestling I, 4, State Champ I S9wt 4, Track 2, 4, Key Club 1-4, Parlimentarian 4, Jets 4, Science Olympiad 4.

James Farrish Carter Balart 1980-1981, 1982-1993 I've be en going to this high school for seven and a half years .

Charles Damar And you run and run to catc h up with the sun, but its sinking And racin g around to come up behind you again The sun is the same in the re lative way, but you're older Short er of breath and one day closer to death.

Pink Floyd Balart . . Distric Champs .. 9-2 .. Homecoming 92 , I 7-0 . . New Years Eve 92 w/ NG .. I'm Paralyzed .. Football Camp 92-naked ninjas .. Chili Peper ninjas w/ KB . . My sister friends are great ..

Des tin 92 .. Catholic ,0-0 .. Red card w/ Wax .. Lad w/ CM, PO , SS .. Op eration Tesla Snowmass 93-"Go Back To Seaworld" .. Thursda y night w/ CM, PO , SS .. Guts .. Charred Mail w/ SG, MM, KB ..

Players . . Axl's B-day w/ CD , MN , CA, KB , JJ . . Road Trips .. Mud bowls at Metr y .. S-ball . . Destin w/ SG , JG, CC, BA-BABY GOT BACK .. Duck camp wars(SS) .. Sr skip day .. Destin 93 . . Vail w/ TB and MO . . Jerky . . Thanx to CM, PO, SS, CA, BA, KB , SG, SN , JG , AK, LW, and espcially NINA . . Good luck Anne , Thank you Mom, Pop, ATN, and Truitt - I love u . . EBG? Football 4, All District 4, District Champs 1992 , Socc er I, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Most Improved 2, State Playoffs 2, 3, 4, Chess Club I, 2, 3, Civi c Club 4, Baseball I, 2, JPRD Champs

Veronica Bell 1989-1993 What we do on some great occasion will probably depend on what we are; and what we will be the result of previous years of self-discipline.

H.D. Liddon Every artist dips his brush in his own soul and paints his own nature.

Henry Ward Beecher vern . . vero .. vb .. rn&rn . . thethreestooges . . foodcourt '89 .. ninjasat seniorretreat . . rnardigras '93 . . iris '93 .. sparta '93 .. rnelanie 's caraccident .. whatadizz .. nicholi .. rnelanie . . bef .. amos .. midas . . blue . dotdots whatapain intheneck .. senior englishclass . . whata joke . . prorn '93 . . thanksrnorn anddad, beth, melanie , nici, meeta, gretchen .. goodluckto allrnydear sweetfriends ..

Kyle Prosper Branting 1979-1983 , 1989-1993 Vi izz it derri z zo rnan ymo orzisa zz iz danderiz orzis .

Cluadius Reynaldo So me peopl e without brains do an awful lot of thinking.

The Scare-crow Wh er e it all end s I can ' t fathom rny friends , if I knew I might toss out rn y anchor , so I'll cruise along alway s searching for songs, not a lawye r , a thi ef, or a banker .

Jirnrny Buffett Fill er up .. # I I .. Football & Football camp .. Killer . . " The Band" .. 30 3/ wow .. A xl's Birthday w/ CB , MN, CD , CA, JJ .. Tesla w/ PO, PG, CB, BA, CC .. News Print w/ SG, PG , CA .. Lawn Jobs in Clarks BM W .. Cards w/ J&Moose .. 7 years w/ CL . . Futons and Tristan?

A ppl ebees w/C A .. Air pi .. CL + life-guard(ME) = PAR-T . .

Marga rit av ill e-Destin 93 .. Pla yers@lunch w/ CL, SN, MM . . Canal w/ JBS, SG, JB , MM, & her .. CHILI PEPPER NINJAS .. Thanks Hawkeye and mo rn for putting up with all of it. Sp ecial thanks to the Capt ain, U DA MAN! " WELL SPORTS FANS " BYE BYE Fo o tball 2, 3, 4 (2nd team all district); Track 2, 3, 4; Acolyte Club 2, 3, 4; Che ss Club I, 2, 3.

Carolina Bravo 1990 - 1993

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You know life, it's all about expression. You only live once, and you 're not coming back, so express yourself. You gotta be you and only you babe, express yourself, and let me be me .

Salt-n-Pepa The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of intensity.

W.B. Yeats Just Do It. NIKE You should know time 's tide will smother you, and I will too.

The Smiths The ag bulletRC's door .. T nights at DMs .. Mardi Gras'9 I w/ KF&AF .. '92w/ SG .. Banana- nut b-day mush .. AFs bye-bye party ..

RS&the university of Toronto at ATTs .. Disco w/ KF .. Buttercup .. Coffee w/ SG . . Tanglewild groupies w/ AF .. MS-ILUVUalways ..

Covington .. Cha tee's .. Homecoming '92w / SB&KG .. Doc's or not to Doc 's .. w/ SC .. ator 's w/ SB&KG .. Halloween'92 w/ SB&KH ..

Birdie-Cheez .. Just-in-Case . . SDDR .. Espresso w/ SB&HS ..

Movin'Out .. Thanks to the Close 's for everything .. Sam- lLUVU .. Rollerblading w/ JM .. ILUVU all SB , SG, JM, SC, AF , NB, AA , KF , KG, MS, MOM&JERRY-THANKS Halo, I ; Lyre, 2

Samantha Scott Brennan 1980-1993 If you could see the you that I see When I see you seeing me You 'd see yourself so differently Believe me Rollins Band Well, I been down a long time , days crawl away and die, forever is a long time!

White Zombie Stare at me with empty eyes and point your words at me mirror on the wall will show you what you're scared to see.

Alice in Chains One who doesn' t care is one who shouldn't be.

Cha tees .. Mardi Grasw / KG, AJ, &R I .. Homi The Clown .. I Can See Clearly Now .. Jalapenos . . Fatty .. Bob .. New Year's Eve w/ KG , AA, &AS .. Gwarw / AA .. You So Fine .. Spring Break .. Heavies ..

2on I .. 5Happinessw / JF, WM, KG, AA, KF, NF .. Halloweenw / CB ..

KH . . SMIRNOFF .. amy 'stories .. Covington .. Moscas ..

Fogcutta .. Munchies .. Fathead .. Lollapalooza w/ AA&KG .. MAN .. Swillin . . SKP .. Scratches w/ CL .. It 's Pluto .. Africa w/ TS , SB, SA .. D.W.I .. LFw / KG .. Ch ikeeMonkey .. Goodluck KF , AJ , KG, AA , &CB. Thanks for everythi ng CB, AA, Shawn, Steph, &D addy .. I love you all very much.

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Mary Beth Chrestman 1991-1993 Days are long, but life is short .

You shouldn 't go through life with a catcher 's mitt on both hands.

You need to be able to throw something back .

Treat everyone you meet like you want to be treated.

Smile a lot. It costs nothing and its beyond price.

Measure people by the size of their hearts. rudolph . . spring break '91 and '92 .. randomn man #2 3 .. mr. H's american history class .. Robbie and the fire extinguisher .. hammer . . dates from hell .. mr. P's engli sh cla ss .. rush .. " woman " . . jump .. come on george .. want a cookie . . junior homecoming decoration winners . . torn shorts .. mardi gras '92 .. delirious .. the complexes . . wwl . . sharles . . best of luck : J.M., S.C., D.M., N.C., C.B., J.S ., A.D., A.A., and K.F .. thank you Dad, Mom, Allison, and Andy for your love and suppor t -I'll miss you. soccer 2; softball 2; care club 2; acolyte club 2; lyre club 3, 4; yearbook club 3; spanish honorable mention; honor roll ; culture club

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Arthur Montgomery Christy, Jr. 1980-1993 If at fir st you do succeed, tr y to hid the astonishment.

Anonymous A man doe sn't automatically earn my respect he has to get down on kn ee s and beg for it .

Jack Handey Women, you can' t live with them, pa ss the beer nuts.

Norm Peter son f er r e t . . rt .. stop calling me archer . . the food court incident . . honor 's engli sh class- th e renegade s . . blue .. the ferns in us2 th e mol e .. blue bull etin board .. chemistry and the fight . . 6-hour dete ntion .. dr. lumpkin's alg 2 class .. the girls at wendy 's in fla .. goody .. sh'retire .. slaps it .. lousy .. stanima .. most unlucky 8th per engli sh-movietime .. yelling & flipping things in the lib r ar y .. Thanks to mom, dad, charles, nancy, and everyone else for th e last I 3 year s . . see ya!!

Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; State Playoffs I , 2, 3, 4; Letterman 2, 4; Quiz Bowl I , 2, 3, 4; Nat'I Honor Societ y 3, 4; Baseball I , 2

Sarah Jane Close 1984- 1993 You don' t look ba ck along time but down throu gh it , like water .

Sometimes this comes to the surface, sometimes that , sometime s nothing. Nothing goes a way.

Margaret Atwood sarah jane .. snoo t y .. english mcmuffin .. ralude .. you 're so slow the beamer .. motley crue-smoke poison . . sweet I 6-woman f, harden fight . . halloween party '91 . . totaling the drivers ed car . . same lunch for 4 yrs . . (norman) .. pj 's regulars .. english craig . . 5per II w/ dm- mike miley .. sleeping at school .. " surprise" I 8th bday . . the digression queen . . thanks to everyone-esp .. nc / cb / jm/ mbc / &dm . . my adopted sister . . mom/ dad / joanne f, chris. i love you all . ...... .

Christopher Brian Coffman 1980-1993 Burn the bridge behind you, leave no retreat .

Manowar Remember in this game we call life that no one said it's fair .

Guns 'N Roses Times have changed and times are strange, here I come but I ain't the sam e.

Ozzy Osbourne There will come a time when you believe everything is finished, that will be the beginning .

Louis L'Amour meathead .. yohimbe .. dr. I. . . manager with RO .. the catch .. arresting mrs. m .. blue .. honor .. lifting .. cigars .. #89 / te . . fb camp .. #68 / t .. playin in the dome .. last season . . camp odom .. chad 's party .. mardi gras 92&93 .. bus t ed with po .. powerlifting with po .. 965 . . spring break 92&93 g'nr concert .. asleep on a porch .. waiting for 93 season .. dozier . . stm I 7, fish 0 . . 9-2 .. hangin with the boys . . super bowl party . . support group .. cut tin w/ cs . . 2 stu dy halls .. thanks mom, dad, sandy, brad, todd and all my friends .. i'II miss you football 2, 3, 4: 9-2 state playoffs, 2nd team all -dist . t; socc er I , 2; track 3, 4; powerlifting 3 reg . runner-up ; speech I , 3; nhs 4

Nikki Katrina Corcoran 1981-1987, 1989-1993 There are three types of people, those who make thing s happen, those who watch things happen, and those who ask 'What happened?'

Coach McGeehan If the land of make believe is inside your heart it will never leave .

Like a fountain of gold you can never grow old where dreams are made. anonymous corky . . have any candy or gum? .. blue . . n1n1as .. pulls nikki .. rny clean car .. jailbird .. rny favorite ph .. ah in the wheelchair .. is it dupont .. mooch .. liz ann camp from kentucky .. oasis truck stop w/ pg&ca .. rolude . . moo-cow . . I -night@ drn's .. refill . i'rn not a snow . . one-eyed willy the crab .. rny prom date .. brewster, you're so cool (en) . . ditz street . . nikki, owe .. collin, wanna wash rny car. . blaaa .. nicole, how's bone . . tchau!! thanx, and lots of luv to, morn, dad, uncle rnurf, alison, and the booper .. swimming I , 2, 3: tennis 2, 3, 4: soccer 3, 4: yearbook (sports ed.)

I, 2, 3: jv cheerleader I : culture club 4: honor roll I , 2, 3, 4

Benjamin Joseph Millard Crawford 1981-1993 I'v e always been crazy but it 's kept rne from going insane .

Waylon Jennings Write a wise saying and your name will live forever .

Anonymous Join the Armed Forces, Visit interest ing places, meet interesting peo ple, and kill them!

Anonymous turtle . . flash #62 . . crawford I 4 7 f . . drothar the omniscient, hi gh master of rernulak .. censorship .. rnurray .. too li ght for the rninirnurn . . "t he tank" .. " the monster" .. 6 'Ii mpg . . yosaka iyurnbay .. " this is going to hurt you a hell of a lot more than it 's going to hurt rne " .. violent man .. blue .. finishing rny summer service project the next march . . pjp senior year .. " to a bluebird" . . thanks to rnorna, daddy, andy . . same to j a, sg, bg, ca, po, everyone else i probably forgot football I , 2, 3, 4: wrestling 2, 3, 4: track I, 2, 3, 4: quiz bowl I , 2, 3, 4, halo 3, 4, nhs 3, 4

Amy Elizabeth deBoisblanc 1983-1993 A f ter all , we do onl y go around on ce.

Ther e' s reall y no tim e t o be afraid.

So stop Try something you've never tried .

Nike ads Freeze this moment a little bit longer, make each sensation a little big stronger.

Ru sh Change is never easy, you fight to hold on y ou fight to let go Wonder Years brain tumor . . water ballet the wet poodle . . i'm making tea ..

I 812 .. submari ne races . . daniel jumping off his balcony .. rush concert .. dd lists .. ono .. lettuce .. vista shors mud wrestler ut w/ st . . kwl . . climbing the com. cent er . . dm's parti es .. the god . . tram polining . . lemonhair . . ok, qu ick . . baske t ball court .. ab's notes . . camp abbey . . city park .. the snac k bar . . setting alarm o ff . . add tap water . . lifeg uarding . . t hank s to everyone-esp mom, dad, pete, weisey rp .. mm .. dd . . js . . mbc . . come and visit me next year! yearbook 2-4; lyre 4; fashion club I ; honor roll 1-4

Edmund Warren Dieth 1980-1993 Burn the bridge behind you, lea ve no retreats their 's only one way home.

MANOWAR chindu . . edward . . beef . . manowar parties partying w/ ph, th, cc, ml, tb, dj .. des tin '90, '91 , '92 .. I 066 .. evicted .. the bowl .. busted w/ gp, rs , and sp . . skp . . the crash w/ ph &ml .. school nights junior year . . upstairs at tone loc 's . . the guard w/ gp & rs .. thursday nights w/ iw .. pow -wows .. near -death w/ ba .. pantera w/ dumas, lw, and lg . . thank you to all my friends , mom, dad, jonesie, and lauren . . i love you very much . . c'ya! football I, 2, 3, 4; most valuabl e back I , 2, 3; track I , 3

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Erin Eugenia Durbin 1992 - 1993 " And now l'rn glad I didn't know the way it all would end the way it all would go. My life was better left to chance . I could have missed the pain, but I'd have missed the dance. Garth Brook s " Love doesn' t make the world go 'round. Love is what make s the ride worthwhile . Franklin P. Jones bye-bye mercy . . we almost made it heath . . sfi '90, 91, 92 bradle y .. peoria .. it 's rny only talent in life .. algebra ii . . 12 pg letter . . " huh" . . rneeta , giz&rny pole . . tec40 . . vietnarn, canada?! . . sa ssy .. singy .. rnardi gras 93 .. just a walk in th e park . . the king and i . . thanks ya'II . . in bocco de lupe, rnw .. opening nite . . " hi anna" .. thanks jbs, jrj&the cast . . cartunes w/ rneeta .. toot da horn .. strn party again . . riverdale " I 's" .. rnand eville . . " shadowlands " . . boca bound thanks j bs, rny partner , i'II miss rny next year .. can we talk? . . luv to morn, dad, j, p, the family . drama club I, 2, 4; chorus I , 2, 4; speech team I , 2, 3, 4; national honor society 3, 4; student council 2.

Nicole Ann Eichberger 1989-1993 No guts , 110 glory.

Smile, it makes the world go 'round!

No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.

E. Roo sevelt The onl y soft about the game is the name.

Al Trevino rn&rn . . sni cker s . . wttn .. ssvern . . ap . . ice bucket .. training r oom with doc .. jay's journalism party .. nick, nicole, whatever . . t hat's why they call rne thumper . . softball 1991 . . last inning of last game .. ap biolog y . . doc 's stories . . basidiocarps .. meal worms from hell .. world series I 991 .. nisswa .. goofy slippers . . july I , 1992 .. iris ball s .. girls state .. muster . . tight two 's .. spar t'a spectacular 2/ 12-2 / 14 .. grocery shopping . . hurna . . rnr s. d-b, & sugar .. softball '93 .. deja vu . . thanks & love ya . . rnk, rnp , gr, brn, dr.rn., big al , si ss y, re , re, morn & dad . . miss you pa volleyball I , 2, 3; softball I , 2, 3, 4; honor roll ; civics club 2, 3, 4; mock trial competition; jets 3, 4; national honor society 3, 4; curn laude societ y 3, 4; young republicans 3, 4; dar; bausch & lornb; girls state -district attorney

Kathryn Pate Faught 1979- 1993 I knew when I looked back on my tears they wou ld make me laugh, but I never knew looking back on my laughter would make me cry.

Anonymous We 're just two lo st souls swimming in a fish bowl year after year.

Pink Floyd You can't always ge t what you want , but if you tr y sometimes you just might find you get what you need.

The Rolling Ston es spring break 92 , . . chatees .. galleria .. kh&the mice .. kg part y . . prom 92 ' . . iri sh parade w/ kh&kg .. lake w/ aa, wm, nf&j f .. the jet ta .. j alapeno s . . disco w/ cb . . cow song . . coving ton .. mardi gras w/ kg&aa . . big dave . . kg&kh wrestling . . spoon u .. denny's . . trips to 5 happiness .. soccerball jones .. amy's stories lonely man .. kh&kg .. wreck .. what is that , velvet? .. eddie's ears . trooper t r ey . . fogcuta .. biff .. j oe banana .. shut up katie! af/eskimo . . rr&pb/carmel . . richy ri ch . . triple k .. thanx kh, aa, kg, aj, cb, trey-mom, dad&sealy-i lov e ya! fashion club I ; lyre 2, 3; halo 4; softball I

Kimberly Posey Garland 1986-1993 Say what you wanna say and do what you wanna do.

Smashing Pumpkins We are but flowers amongst th e weeds of life.

Margie Schmidt To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower , to hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour.

Willia m Blake Nothing Gold Can Stay.

Robert Frost my part y . . the wreck . . tarzan heaving . . stealing horses chatees .. joint presidency w/ stu .. lake w/ hippi and amber fathead, sb .. new year's eve .. spring break w/ aa j f kf .. af ne verending story .. jalapenos .. i can see clearly now .. sychoX .. wrestling w/ kh .. soccer ball jones . . what is that, velvet? . . fog cut ta .. paranoia .. 2 on I .. sharing a brain .. fatty .. openminded .. spoon you .. hadayada .. swimming . . herb and sid . . mattfer . . x o is it yes maybe so . . to mul t iple an d us .. thanks for the laughs .. no regrets .. i appreciate it mom and dad

state records, state champion, all-american

Patrick Bryan Garvey 1978-1993 I wanted to li ve life passion at ely, in lu xuriou s fre e form , without squads, without uniform s or ranks . Freedom was the only thing I had never known, and it wa s time to walk with abandon, immune from the battalions, answerable only to myself. I would make my own wa y now, conscious of my singularity, proud of it . I would run wild, out of step , and unrestrained. And though I had learned in the barracks that I would alwa ys be afraid, I had al so learned that I was not for sale and could not be rented out for any price. I had found one thing - at last, at last - to like about myself.

Pat Conroy I want to stay as clo se to the edge as I can without goin g over . Out on the edge you se e all kinds of things you can't see from the center.

Kurt Vonnegut student council 2, 3, 4: class treasure r 4: natl. honors society, football I , 2, 4: dist . champ s 4: track I, 3, 4, all dist , all east bank , I st r eg. iv: acolyte club I , 2, 3, 4: chess club 3

David Robinson Gleason 1990-1993 Som etim es you just have to say " What the ----" Tom Cruise Thi s is depre ss ing!

Gre g Page Live you li fe as if each se cond was the final one .

Larr y Greene The pas t is th e pas t don' t regret it.

Marietta lep fit z ha s th e wor st audobeen hair . . the flute method .. sweaty trunk r ide in bmw .. fk , ss, gp and cm, one day you 'll make milli ons o ff me .. 0 fo r 3 I, don't think so , try 8 for I 4 .. head or not? . . lock ero om wars with whitey .. greg , i love those flags on your shir t .. swilling . . gretch's hidden talent .. stupid study hall anti cs . . don' t put my car in neutral . . what 's her name? . . my house . . c ollin s, good luck next year with the od's . . thanks for every thin g mom and dad i love you and fen , j en and lie

Colin David Gold 1989-1993 Though he should conquer a thousand men in the battlefield a thousand times, yet he , indeed, who would conquer himself is the noblest victor.

The Buddha There are only two forces in the world, the sword and the spirit. In the long run the sword will always be conquered by the spirit .

Napoleon Bonaparte taekwondo . . I 3 8-1 7 with cs . . mud bogging on cd 's field .. where 's colin .. making rounds .. intro chem honors . . no problem 1992 summer pilgrimage .. I 8th b-day in monte carlo .. pool . . long lunches .. philosophizing .. never been caught .. yang moon . . friday movies . . how about that .. poland . . nomadic bedouin snack bar . . hiking through a mine field .. nap time . . the finger .. ampsterdam . . aikido .. porch chat .. thanks mom, dad, scott , and eric .. it was fun, but i'm glad it 's over .. see ya wrestling 2-3; football I , baseball 1-2 ; track 3; halo 2-3; lyre 3; civics club 2, 3, 4.

Sean Patrick Grace 1978-1993 That 's why we gotta' love those people who live life like the re' s no tomorrow, because when you get right down to it , there isn't.

Lauden Swain little man . . scrawn .. goldfish toss . . wrestling I 3-foot python with rm . . playing pool champ .. nerd herd . . hey-hey-hey-hey dance champion . . the datsun . . superdome message board I 5-year club . . blue . . ow! a bee stung me, get the adrenaline ms house party . . hanging out w/ tanglewild . . wrestlemania cc with dr . . good luck to junior buds . . thanks to stm community and friends , and thanks esp. to mom, dad, heather, chris, and rob. arrivedercci! cc I , 2, 3, 4, all-district and mvp , wrestling I , 2, 3, 4, state champ, runner-up , and mvp, track 2, 3, nh s 3, 4, homecom. dance champ 3, 4; civics I , 2; halo 3; lyre 3.

Steven Franklin Griffith Jr. 1980-1993 I think that I was a king in my past life becaus e I lik e it when peopl e do what I say.

Jack Handey Better to be judged by twelv e then carried by si x.

Anonymous On the plains of Hesitation lie th e black ened bon es of countles s millions, who, at the dawn of victory sat down to rest , and resting, died.

Vince Lombardi Let me show you baby, I'm an Italian boy.

Prince anouk .. landscaping w/ kbca charred mail r ed dots w/ cbkbmm . . senior skip day .. newsprint w/ cakepg . . mardig r as w/ kbmmjsjb . . accident w/ ar .. radar love . . throton . . stick at lun ch . . earl . . paralyzed z . . football , camp , district champs. cr eamed corn, naked chili pepper ninjas , b.j . dozier, iw in bed, hard races .. des tin, stealing the van, 3-man sling shot (apple), simms, 5- finger discount .. guts . . mud bowls . . carry on sp . . tapin g metallica . . gnr in biloxi .. player's lunch . . good luck next year jason mom dad, i love you and thanks for everything! pre sident of civics club 3, football letterman 2, 3, all -district honorable mention defensive line 2, 3, honor roll 1-4

Brett Lawrence Guidry 1979- 1993 It' s be tt er to r egre t thin gs y ou 've done than thing s you haven't .

Micheal Caine No man ever hurt hi s eyes ight by looking on the bright side of t hings .

Anonymous b . . I 4 yea r s . . sprocket s . . blu e . . t .c.b.y ... mag school .. c.c. meets .. ge ttin g th e boot I / I / 93 . . senioritis .. playing pool .. dr iver ed. w/ sg .. mardi gra s .. t ennis w/ karl . . p.p. at sh . . you'r e goin g where ? the coli c . . nhs - 1 sem. too late .. sk ip ping soc cer fr. and sph. year s . . n.o. night games . . doused with mud . the hyatt . . blinky joke s . . t hanks stm, teach ers, and fr iend s for all t he memorie s, with spe cial thanks to mom and dad . . goo d luc k class of '93 and jd. soccer I , 2, te nni s 2, c.c. 3. 4, c ivic s club 3, 4, chess club I , 2, honor r oll I , 2, 3. 4, nhs 4

Kathleen Marie Haycock 1980- 1993 I found it hard, it wa s hard to find, well whateve r, nevermind.

Nirvana Hold yourself responsible for a higher standard than anyone el se expects of you. Never excuse your self.

Henry Ward Beecher If your life is free of failures, you 're not taking enough risks.

H. Jackson Br own kathwath . . wr ecking wendys w/ kg .. kg party 8th .. galeria .. ms. shad's mice .. wrestling w/ kg . . shut up , kt! .. 3blind mice .. sb&am .. what is that velvet ? . . th e pizzas are in or bit . . joe ban ana .. 5happiness&jalepenos .. denny's . . 2onl beach club .. aspen '92 .. destin .. skiing w/ ca .. w/ cas . . homecoming '90'9 I '92 . . angel . . the fly .. shark ..

9/ 28 / 92 & 12/ 13 / 93 .. my b-days w/ as . . hadda yadda .. c avemen on halloween .. stu .. mini pep .. wrestling w/ cl at texaco . . crooked . . hilton head w/ em, ts, ca . . thanks t o all my friends , i love ya 'II! esp . mama, daddy, em, & tiger! . . i love you, clark! volleyball I ; track I ; soccer I , 2, 3, 4; tennis I (mip), 2, 3, 4; lyre club I , 2, 3; civics club 3, 4; honor roll

Gareth John Healy 1990-1993 Be prepared for sudden aggrav at ion.

Maryland Department of Highways It is not necessary to underst and things in order t o argue about them.

Davis Jahncke You wouldn't like me when I'm angry.

David Banner how do you pronounce that? . . velcro . . mercedes & it's destruction .. hunting in the civic w/ dj .. vh '91-the pier .. metallica / gnr '92 .. mardi gras '92-the goal & the rental ca r w/ bt, sa, mb .. halloween '92 .. '93 .. homecoming '91 w/ ap-the limo driver . . summer '92 w/ dj, sa, bt , mb .. rack 's w/ at .. dhs w/ dj .. mardi gras '93 w/ dj, ox, etc . . almost .. freshman / senior party w/ dm-woops . . homecoming '92 w/ dm .. the wallet .. thanks mom, gene, bron, rich .. esp . dj , sa, etc .. i love y'all .. i wish you were her e dad . . skp .. later wrestling 2, 3, 4; civics club 2, 3, 4; football 2

Brian J. Houghtaling

John David Hyatt 1986-1993 So what about artificial stim ulants, john?

Dr. Rex Mooney What you own is your own kingdom, what you do is your own glory, what you love is your own power, and what yo u live is your own story.

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Gimme some sugar, baby!

Bruce "Ash" Campbell If all the ignorance passed a second ago, what would you say, who would you obey.

Live t . monger .. i'm on I-dopa .. ehh?-ahh! .. yabo .. andover . . 1 liked you better w/ normal hair" .. she's got huge tracts o' land .. renaissance man .. philosopher prince .. video cam w/ jb .. st . ch. t. w/ nh .. hound .. t -baby .. endymion '93 .. pool-it 's pretty-it's so pretty .. durango 95 .. spoo . . huh-ah! .. year cool! (jb) . . 4 one of these things does not belong-thanks ksjbrrnhecms .. good lu ck to everybo dy .. love and thanks to momdad marshallluke laurenk im andmatt. national honor society; harvard book award 3; nat'I merit finalist 4; x-country 2-4, lett er man, mip 2, 3; track I, 3; letterman; halo I , 3; lyre 3; civic club 2, 3, 4

Shannon Elizabeth James 1982 - 1993 These are the days you'll remember . These are the days you might fill with laughter until you break. These days you might feel a shaft of light make its way across your face . And when you do you'll know how it was meant to be.

I 0,000 Maniacs .. and the goodbyes make the journey harder st ill.

Cat Stevens Strange things are afoot at the Circle K. Bill and Ted's nannon . . shanny . . krazy krewe . . snack while you .. crash santa's helpers did it .. james lizard . . the human wi sp .. gecko, ratt&armpit . . one in a million .. destin . . '92 w/ iw . . grand isle 7/ 4/ 91 . . girls on the hood .. mini-peps .. ruston .. chem nerds w/ am .. mr h's class .. jbs .. fighter pilot .. good luck liz g & ah . . hawaiian punch w/ pn . . ala w/ pn, mk, & la . . sidetrax .. thank you mom, dad, mamaw, papaw-i love you-staci & wi ll .. ian-thank you&i love you lots . . thanks pn, la, mk , am&ts for showing me how good it could be . . i love y'all .. soccer 2, 3, 4; all-district 3, 4; all-state (hm) 3; team mip 3; captain 4; track - state champs 3; regional champs 3; district champs 2, 3, 4; cheerleading I , 2, 3, 4; captain 4

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Amy Johnson 1983-1993 You can look in all directions, but the answer is in your mind.

Michael Darby Place yourself within the mirror, you stand alone the pic t ure is clear, put yourself between the lines, pure reflection tells no lies.

Michael Darby People askin' questions, lost in confusion, well I tell them the r e's no problem, only solution.

John Lennon discosoftball .. sprgbrk .. cv . . mardigra s .. kg party .. horses .. du .. zack .. reidakagup .. cats . . navy oe-smokies .. ks&com know . . motown . . billie .. de . . stu . . mrsnoc .. lunch-kfs' .. surfin' .. chatees .. mm / flipside .. sailing . . europe . . russia .. lp '92w/ buck .. bloodsis .. prom .. lanceakaconan .. introchem . . lonelyman . . shabla . . jazz&bluesfest .. roadtrip / snowboards-freshies inthepowpow . . chkpt .. specialman .. i&tm . . rrobbins . . thanks, family , gp 's mom, dad (bud), rw , rh , kf, kg, aa, sb, cb, kh/i love you! fashion club, I ; volleyball, I; sof t ball , I; outdoor ed, 2; care, 2; lyre, 3; culture club, 4; halo, 4.

Justin R. D. Jones 1987-1993 rio .. eggs .. h.c .. . san jose . . c & p at sb wrapping paper .. pedro .. blue .. the jeans .. coach rice . . jonesy .. the bear . . citation .. calypigeon . . caged tiger .. s.c. pres .. the b.s .. . midge . . lounge, no sorry, student center . . the canadian .. t.r . . . p.g... k. b. . . c.a. . . 800 . . 400 . . class pres . . s.m ... doc .. phys .. religion word .. thats all, thanks for the good and bad that have made me stronger . . 'see ya '

Melanie Anne Kaye 1979-1993 Experience is a hard teacher, she gives the test first, the lesson af terwards .

Vernon S. Law Li fe is like a dog sled-race. If you ain't the lead dog , the scenery never changes.

Designing Women The grand esse ntials of happiness are something to do, something to love, and somet hing to hope for.

Allan K. Chalmers Isn't life delicious?

Life Savers Candy mel-anie bl ocks w/ rw irisball '9 2'93 .. spartaspectacular 2 / I 3- 14 / 93mp? .. endymion '93 .. runfor theborder 2- 1S0sw/ bm .. jokes'ti 14am .. concerts .. huma .. dolphins .. latenight s . . db . . bef, nicoli, maeyta, vern, gizz, derb, bm&ad, gr&tp, mp&mv .. nici, nicole , whatever .. callaway .. mardigras .. ine edt hephon e .. takehim w/ u! .. freedom .. vampires .. diduknowhim? . . onlyn'nawlins .. twoweek mistake .. mightymouse .. big / littledaddy .. flucksntraot s .. 't il uhiccup! .. t ha nks&goodluck, vb, mp , ne, gr, ap , ed .. specialthx, rw , bm, ad, &jerry .. thanks, mom, dad, brian .. goodluck littlebro! luvya'II key club I , 2, 3, chorus 2, yearbook 3, 4, culture club 4, fashion club 4, volleyball I , 2, tennis I , 2, 3, 4, honor roll , 14 year club

Michele Joanne Kenny 1983-1993 You are so beaut i ful to me.

Joe Cocker Making your way in the world today takes everything you've got.

Taking a break fr om all your worries sure would help a lot. Wouldn 't you like to get away? Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name, and their always glad you came . You wanna be where you can see troubles are all the same . You wanna go where everybody know s your name .

Theme from " Cheers" kenna .. vail'93 w/ cc .. girls on the hood .. ramada 810 .. i never w/ tb , mo, po, sj, am .. crushed w/ pn-psm . . crash-"santa's helpers did it" .. dancin g at t .. destin w/ am & pn .. michella foreva w/ jc .. phone talks w/ pn . . II w/ cc . . minipeps .. ro ll erblading w/cc .. houstons .. flash ing mr h .. ala./ sidetracks .. t hanks pn, la, sj, am & ts-i will never fo r get ya'II .. chris-i wouldn 't have made it without you-i love you . . good luck coleen -i will always love you-dad, aunt joanne, uncle tom, austin and esp. mom-my best friend .. i will miss ya'II volleyball 1-4-undefeated district champs 2-4-most improved 3-all district 3-4; track I; soccer 2-3-state playoffs; cheer leading 1-4 captain 4; care club 2; fashion club 1-2 ; culture club 4; homecoming court 3-4

Harry Sanford Koch IV 1980-1993 All I ever settled for was that we're born to live and t hen to die, and we 've got to do it alone, each in his own way, and I guess that's why we ought to love those people who deserve it like there 's no tom orrow, cause when you get right down to it. there isn't.

Lowden Swain Drop that zero, and get with the hero .

Robert Van Winkle # I 5 . . putt-putt w/ lep . . dance lessons, swamp tour bk balls w/ ml .. drawin the tears w/ cm .. confessions w/ clark .. we couldn't help it mrs. trotter .. book .. what 'd you say lep? .. laser gun w/ marmar .. summer leagu e w/ hamster .. floridaw / bb, bs, mo, beast . . lipscomb .. pumpkin .. clark 's girlfriend (charlotte) .. flex-ing . . i luv mo#3 . . manowar . . thanx coach geo lind .. scotte . . marie louise ryan "your cute" . . katie, thanx 4 all the advice. i luv u .. thanx mom dad, i luv u 2 .. skp "c arry on" .. vaya con dios . .... .

Christopher Kyle LeMieux 1989-1993 Your add says jacuzzi Mark Knophler lernieux .. state party 92 . . players lunch . . city slicker reunions . . dave for president . . tempo .. i saw a gun .. the cart .. des tin 93 . . the vador . . like sunflaki .. rnichelle 's . . dude! .. i've turned over a new leaf . . the possy bonnie, mike, and bob . . 7 yrs with branting . . 4yrs with " wax " . . nice hair . . book bouncing champion 93 .. blue .. morning 's with cs .. thanks for everything morn and dad i love you both . . keri i love you . . roll tide!

1991 200 freestyle relay state champs, 1992 50 and I 00 free state champion, I 992 all arnerican times in 50 and I 00 free , yearbook I, 2 (ads editor 2)

Christian Benson Leask 1983-1993 Tun e in to what this place has got to offer, cause we ma y never be here ag ain.

Van Halen Can I get another kiss from you, kiss me right here on my tattoo.

Red Hot Chili Peppers DO H!!!

Horner Simpson sk p, ma y 19 , 1991 . . tattoos bass westbank . . it 's a westbank th ang .. twili ght zone -9 weeks .. halloween '90 w/ sp -iw/ too many .. look at my hand . . crooked .. timber .. pad .. gadget . . goin t o sle ep to antra x . . flirting .. wandering the halls all day .. jacci's t att ooin g w/ iw-twice .. pest ering am . . destin ' 88 ' 89 '90'9 I '92 '93 . . te rrninatro w/ rnp -ww . . sharin w/ rs r s bl .. extreme music . . r ac e car driv er . . soccer with rs . . hans . . horner . . ernacirated mini pep rall y . . devil . . thanks to all my friends , morn, dad, and especiall y brand . . wish you were here stu .. later .. soccer I , 2, 3, 4, wka winter national champion '92 , 2nd place '92 wk a national series, 2 time region 4 champion, 2 time state champion.

Ali ce Marchal Manard 1989- 1993 If y ou don't have any thin g ni ce t o say about an y bod y, come sit by me.

Ol y mpia Dukakis, " Steel Magnolia s" I'd trade all my t omorrows for a single ye sterda y.

Janis Joplin If you 're going t o walk on thin ic e, you might as well dance.

Anonymous Strange things ar e afoot at the Circle K. Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure silly . . schmal . . krazy krew . . trinity . . rollerblades- pn, la .. des tin . . gnr / metallica-camp outw/ mk, ak, jc , wm!;aj .. campground w/ ec , pk . . citat i ons-a. jones .. lagoon w/ sb .. chem nerds w/s j .. psycho party '91 .. sailing trips .. homecom ing-date from hell .. radiators -tm, jl . . live ins-km, nm . . ca r aw ay from car-mk .. every now f; then i fallapart .. pow pow-pn, es, jl . . baseball-pn, ts . . evacuating to kenner .. thanks, team roach .. jl, es, lg, rr , lw, cc , cw -i'II mi ss you .. mom, dad f; dod . . esp . pn, la, sj , mk, t s, kh, am -"I get by with a little help from my friends ." volleyball 1-4, all-distri c t ; basketball 1-4; tra ck 3-4 , '92 state champ s, all-distri c t ; x-country 4, all-district!;metro, '92 state runner-up: rally 2-4; j ets 3,4: honor roll 1-4, nhs ; cum laude; all -state academic

Robert Manard

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Marshall Powell Marice 1989-1993 If we weren 't crazy, we would all be insane.

Jimmy Buffett Some say life i s a -----.

Cypre ss Hill mar-mar . . the bomb maker . . chared mail w/ cb , kb, sg limo dive homecoming night w/ sn, cl, jh, bp . . video chronicals w/ gp, fk, cl, jh, lep . . snakes w/ sn . . reflector theft w/ cl, sn .. doin up the night with t he laser guns .. mardi gras '93 . . da .. athena .. goggles .. car alarms .. 7th period where am i . . lunch .. big stick . . sweet 16 at nikki's . . movie night at my house w/c b, kb, sg , cc , pg, js . . des tin '92 . . quarder w/ kb, ca . . fire alarms .. the cop w/ fk , gp .. dave and his limo .. lost w/ fk . . bb .. des tin '93 . . later, my thanks to my friends and famil y . . p.s. I.I. cool jay and the wreck .

2nd place 3on3 tournament

Mary Elizabeth Marks 1980-1993 I always knew that lookin g back on our tears would make us laugh, but I neve r th ought that looking back on our laughter would make us cr y.

Anonymous O ne half o f knowing what you want is knowing what you must give up before you get it .

Sidney Howard Isn't life deli ciou s?

Life Saver's Candy be f . . b . . m . . adamal . . roachman . . nun . . doppleganger . . what's that .. ar e youlooking atmybum .. gh ohmygod t hey're th e samep erson .. thethree stooges .. mybestestfriend . . ki ss, ki ss . . happening3 4 . . hardtner .. winterlight . . sure . . blu e . yeah, i'msureyouare .. deathbybrandon .. singingin therain mardi gra s'92 summer'9 I . . writeitdown .. causei 'ma blonde j flucksandtroats z . . tillyyouhiccup . . latenights . . shutup .. t hr ee strike sy ourout . . prom'92 .. shtp .. gdluck , sm, rp , bv, jr, cp, rk . thanx foralwa ys being there, mom, dad, mw, mk, vb, ne, gr, ap, mp , ed, as , jr, t; esp eciall y adam, iloveyou voll ey ball I , 2, basketball I , 2, 3, key club I , 2, president 3, chorus 2, 3, 4, greas e I , picnic .. Lyre, production editor 4

Howard Carter Marshall 1980-1993 Many feel that I should be balanced with equal time . Wrong. I am equal time.

Rush Limbaugh Do one thing and do it better than anyone .

Orville Reddenbaucher c-rnoney . . rnar shall cat . . hatchet .. #34 . . trash ta lk . . lipscornb . . rnoni e . . spying w/ ro!;cs . . skp-carry on . . cuddling w/ rno . . regulating w/ fk . . alaska ' 89 . . thursday night w/ po, ss, cb .. east livings t on gang . . snowrnass '93 - " go back to seaworld " . . egg marines . . content? . . playing pool w/ bs!;jrnc . . bible w/ trn, jh, ss . . skiing near death w/ po .. see's the court too well ever, never, i promise .. lad w/ cb, po, ss . . duck camp wars .. rnanowar .. road trips . . good luck cs!;j c .. gnr w/ rol;ss .. odorn dog . . des tin .. guts . . thanx to everyone .. especially morn, dad, tuck, char lee, !; kacey basketball I, 2, 3, 4; letterman 2, 3, 4; captain 4; most improv ed 3; all district hon. mention 4; tennis 2; class officer - vp I; civics club 3, 4; acolyte club 3; chess club 2; I 3 year club

Dina Lang Michael 1980-1993 fhe essentials of happiness are something to do, something to love, md something to hope for.

- Allan K. Chalmers \Jo bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings.

- Robert Frost 1ights w/ af, cb, sc , nc . . nikki, fellow ph (harden) . . 16 .. re 's Jarty .. me w/ re , nc, sc , af . . weena .. ralude? .. blue! .. oasis .. is it dupont? .. dr. lala headquarters . . uh, i pulled a nikki .. ,elloooo norrnan . . the close adopted daughter . . ninjas .. bayou g)lsu . . bash '92 . . kentucky? . . all-nighters w/ nc . . broke w/ ;c . . hiding at lsrnsa . . spring break '92 (rninnie) . . moo ching $ From nc @ ft . . special than x to morn, dad, sarah, and my little Juddy joanne .. i'II miss you and i love you all . . later! :urn laude society; national ho nor society; key club I, 2, 3, 4 (sec.);

•he lyre; varsity soccer I , 2, 3, 4.

Anne Wing Mons ted 1989-1993

Give yourself an hour to cool off before responding to someone who has provoked you. If it involves something really important , give your self overnight.

H. Jackson Brown Jr. A real christian is a person who can give his pet par rot to the town gossip.

Anonymous If someone tell s you that you can' t do somethin g, you make sure you prove them wrong.

Dobee Plaisance

annie girl -belle-annie 111-lady anne-rnonster, fk . . 30, 55 .. cd sweet 16'90 . . pm-carrot . . lb . . 5- 1-91 .. stu .. trips w/ rnanards .. di .. w/ sb, kh .. wrecking buick -kg , kh, rrn .. busted in buick + 2x .. wagon towed .. homecoming '91 &92 .. des tin '92&93 .. aspen '92 w/ sb, kh, ec . . az w/ south.belles . . mini pep rally '92 . . 12-592 + I 000 . . fights w/ rr&rm . . apollo'93 -rs .. pn surp -par t y 12-27-9::l + crazy tappin + atlanta ' 96! pvpit / doug / spike / 3000gt . . i'II miss rny b-ball buds-rr, jl, sj , bf, es, sm&pn + stuck@ dq special thanx 2 dobee & chick all my friends esp. kh, rob & rnanards geo, cat , c-4, gin esp. morn & dad-thanx 4 e/ t! luv always the caboose

93-undefeated state champs b-ball track state champs '92 : vb + 1 · 3: bb + 1-4/ dis tr. ch. all-distr. 2, 3, 4/ all east b. metro 3, 4/ all state 3/ east all star: track + 2-4 / distr. ch., all distr . east b.rnvp 2,3/ all-Metro state 3/ state ch.-lj 2,3 400111 3: civics&acolyte club 2, 3, 4: homecoming cheerleader '92

Jennifer Lee Moore 1989-1993 Th ere is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way.

Christopher Morley It may be those who do most , dream most.

Stephen Leacock To appreciate nonsense requires a serious interest in life.

George Burgess whitey . . pj 's . . randomness . . diets . . nails in 9th .. i'm not a bad driv er! .. cr epes .. rollarblading w/ cb .. rush concert .. parti es at dm's . . nc at b.lake (eels) .. " yuppie " . . x-mas at dm & mbc 's .. sarah mbc .. rolling stones concert '89 .. peppy the sp oil ed . . sprin g break '92 .. "the squatting bird" . . class, to to or not to go halloween '91 at sc's . . homecoming '91 . . nc 's parties . . the fly . . dancing . . sleep? nevermore . . friends forever!!! cb , sc, nc , mbc , j s .. thanks daddy, mommy, ben & peppy, i love you !!! - boppereaux .. lyre 3, 4: yearbook 2, 3: swimming 2, 3: tennis I : culture club 4: parliamentarian 2.

Scott Craig Nelson 1986-1993 wax . . dr g dre . . lemieux's party . . the vader .. limo dave mardi gras 93 ' . . player's lunch .. city slicker reunions . . the grocery cart .. red card w/ cb .. stm 1-cd O .. chemistry 4th .. michelly' . . wate r plug 4th . . karr shootout .. state tennis w/ carl . . detention w/ cb, cs . . cruising the cutoff w/ am, rh, wf, ab . . acl club .. alla 93 ' . . the posse bob, dave, bonnie . . des tin 93' southbay 2 5 w/ fk , kb, cl, ca . . like souflacci . . tennis at ace . . stanky .. soccer all-district I, 2, 3, 4, soccer captain 4, tennis mvp 2.

Paige Garland Noland 1979-1993 I remember all the things you taught me, I learned how to laugh and I learned how t o cry, I learned how to love and I learned how to lie, so you'd thi nk I could learn how to tell you good-bye .

Neil Diamond/ Barbara Streisand l'v (i? run throug h rainbows and castles of candy, I've cried a river of te i1 rs from the pain. I've tried to dance with what life has to hand me , and if I co uld I'd do it all over again.

Stevie Nicks nol ~n .. hyper hippo .. kraz y krew j vail w/ po .. grand isle . . 7th sh 1N/me, be, rm .. sheila . . all nighters . . walkout .. st. pat 's day w/c wko .. pi zza . . laugh attacks .. susie stories .. mini-peps . . cra i! Y anne .. v bball .. tartan w/ es, jl , ts . . destin . . baseball w/ t il am . . inns .. beach disco . . ppl . . crushedw/ mk, psm . . free'zer . . mg w/ la am .. out-of-control .. rollerblades . . phone talk ~ w/m k .. bh II w/ po . . good luck rr, jl, e .. thanks mom, dad, jn, & be & my unforgettable friends, mk, la, ts, kh, am, sj , am esp po-I love you! tha nks for the me mor ies-i luv ya'II volle ybal l I, 2, 3, 4 (captain, all-state, all-metro), basketball I, 2, 3, 4 (cctptain, all -district), stat e champs '93 , student council 4, lyre club 2, 3, 4 (literary editor)

Patrick Dickerson Odom 1982-1993

I'd rather laugh with the sinners then cry with the saints .

Billy Joel They got no spark of ambition in their minds.

Anonymous Do you love it!!!

Sam Dozier wembley .. 5'6"-5 ' I I" .. poolw / ss .. des tin 92 / pn .. mg93 tesla .. bustedw/ mh .. warsatduckcamp .. 6w/ cs . . I 0-17-93 gnrinms .. brawling cb .. od-mc .. vailw / pn .. lasstyear9 I dozier-myidol .. 28-25-2 . . newmanjv . . latenightvakm visitsw / cs lsumentality .. II bhw / pn .. neardeathatsm thick, nig, + beelzebub . . tripw / ba, cc . . destin9 I w/ b-ball . . warcry . . petro and mirranne .. food .. bas in8th .. pika .. r-trips .. pl nosew / mh .. sg-93 .. pigchase .. thur w/ cm, ss, cb .. thanks friends thankyou mom, dad, woo, am-spiglet iloveyall . . paige thanks for keeping me happy, i love you. football I, 2, 3, 4, d-champs 92 ', all-district; baseball state champs 9 I'; track 3: national honor society 3, 4; student council 3, 4: most improved lineman 3

David Gregory Page 1981-1993 If you refuse to accept anything but the best , you very often get it.

Somerset Maugham All I know is you've got to run to win, I'll be------ if I'll get hung upon th e line.

Van Halen Character is not an inheritance, each man must build it for himself.

Michael Richards That Chris Mullin kid, he ain't nothin' special.

Dixie Pistol Postrolus . . Baldwin . . wembley . . iguana des tin I 066ev iction .. summer parties-i, ii, iii .. boyz'n'the ridge .. the regal .. monti .. training rules .. the hamster .. the ron yr . . rappin wi t h dr .j . . the bj club .. she's 2101 .. tko by lit .. 3inl 5-4in20 kissing m.o . . sharks hats .. IO inches . . track star-s.p .. the fleetwood . . how / rs .. codes soph yr . . balcony .. lipscomb .. the lockout .. da hut . . the dea at bk .. e&g j kingsmill .. 87 /55 iago . . ocat lleb .. enchilada .. the dink .. good luck cs&jc . . many thanks to mom, dad, and christie . . boo-ya .. varsity basketball I, 2, 3, 4 2nd team all district 3, all district 4, all east bank 3, 4, varsity track I, 2, 3, 4 all east bank 3, all district 3, student council I, 2, 3, 4

Amy Elizabeth Pecquet 1980-1993 This world fall s on me with dream s of immortality. Everywhere I turn all the beaut y ju st keep s shaking me.

Indigo Girls Let everyone sweep in front of his or her own door, and the whole world will be cle an.

Goethe This is my life and this is my time, I have been given the freedom to do as I see fit .

REM I will not play a tug o' war. I'd rather play at hug o' war.

Shel Silverstein famous amos . . aimless . . tree hugging granola . . hair song .. manic depressiv e bag . . church people . . howard is my friend . . #3 4 & #3 5 . . ear cow . . that thanksgiving . . my matts .. bird . . daisies . . i left my wallet in el segundo . . brain network . . go team . . hello this is richard . . what ar e you talkin' about . . oh my dear lord . . goodne ss .. is that mistletoe? . . snotno se . . snugglebutt . . frog t -shirts . . blue! leaving gizz in vado . . take me home I 6 5 . . thanks for making life livablemoms , steph, ki s, & my angesl -es, mr, jr, gr, ps, wc , mh, bd, tr, sm, Id . . outdoor ed 2, 3, 4, national honor society, yearbook I , 3, soccer I , softball I , quiz bowl 2

Michael Mason Pitts 1987-1993 You can just call me God. Coach Chuck Hughes It 's hard to look cool when you only have one arm. Anne Pi tt s Foll ow men's eye s as they look to the skies, the shifting sh afts of shinin g wea v e the fabric of their dr eam s. "RUSH" Gimme so me su gar, baby! Bruce " A sh" Campbell It 's mor e fun than you oughta be allowed to have. Dr. Rex Mooney universal bulldog . . goodness! . . yabo . . tea bag . . bag-t -beefy . . hair y brain . . dead squirrel . . ta stes just like candy! . . so what ? .. j ourgensen .. righteous indignation/ necropolis / vertigo/ .. y osaka iyumbay .. god, she's stupid! j stanima .. zulu / ect / ebbs . . wear boots . . hoo-ahh! . . my eye! . . yabba-dabba-doo! . . culebra .. dido / pedrito / pedrifino .. spoo / evil / pud .. en dymion . . paulie & spike .. klatu, ver ata, ni-ahghaah . . rt , you ripp! .. budabea sts . . blue! . . t -monger . . cheeseburger .. wax . . thanx to the 'rents , anne, & the cats t r ack letter I , 2, 3, soccer letter 3, 4, lyr e & yearb ook art editor 3, 4, honor society

Meeta Prasad 1985-1993 There is no intellectual exercise that is not ultimately usele ss.

Jor ge Lui s Borges I don't want to run the world, but I wouldn ' t mind taking it for a little ride .

Virginia Slims That which does not kill us makes us stronger.

Fredrich Niet zche Life is like a dog -s led race , if yo u ain't the lead do g, the sce nery never changes.

De signing Women boo! . . IO I 590 .. he , jr . . toot da hon! .. spar ta '93 .. blue .. moonwalk .. hoo-ah . . stin g .. dances wl mv . . joke on ro .. rice -sitten . . cartunes wl ed . . late nights . . hamlet .. raahww .. dancing @ h-c '92 . . endymion . . nevermind! huma .. jh bbb . . bet wl mw . . minipeprally . . pshaw . . cs cru sh . . pla ys .. the new car .. princejh .. kingjj .. ca thru ceiling .. lyre cover .. g.s. wi ne .. arguments wl dad .. apchem- awl .. sd.s t .of vie . . p.h., n.o.c . lunches .. grthud .. m- l 434 e .. thanx , teachers; thanx & goodluck vb, bm, ap , gr, mw, jj , mk , ne, ed, mv, sk, rt , mom, dad, mani shi -iluvu! thank u 4 e-thing! later, dudes! tennis 1-4, letter, mip 2, key club I, 3, 4, treas 4, ye arbook 1-4, sub-ed. 3, 4, choru s 4, nhs, cum laude, nat 'I merit finali st , most likel y to succeed , girls state; cheerleading 1-3, class officer 3, 4, huma&apchem!

Mary Elisabeth Robertson 1990-1993 I would rathe r be ashes than dust . I would rather my spark should burn out in a brilliant bla ze than it should be stifled in a dry-rot . I wo uld rather be a superb meteor, every atom of me in a magnificent glow, than a sleepy and permanent planet.

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Man's chief purpo se is to live , not to exist . I shall not waste my days try in g to prolon g them. I shall use my time.

Jack London beth as a brunett e? . doc 's sand castles .. " i need a vacation. "v.c .. . madam e zsa zsa .. ms. brady' s 3rd grade . . moucher .. isas alright , people! .. stres s .. lafreniere . . benches .. lunch discussions - how many connotations? . . sound effects (to everyt hin g)- hornk humanities-straight back rubs .. summer 92quebec -the hill .. ut wi th .. youth chorale-ultimate socializers .. na's m&ms .. mardi gras 93-d. shop . . zoned out .. " used to you "-jj .. th e king and i-assertive little headwife . . garden district -how many pi c tures? .. yo u're in my sun .. is sings jeopardy .. get away from me (dr . lov e)! .. prom 93 .. thanks rk , sm, vc, wf, is, di, mom and dad. new orleans youth chorale 2, 3, 4, school musical 3, 4, chorus club I , 2, 3, 4; culture club 4; voice 3, 4, piano I , 2, 3, 4; mock trail team 2, j et s 2, honor roll I, 2, 3, 4; national honor society 3, 4, cum laude socie t y 3, 4.

Gretchen Lindsay Ryan 1989-1993 In wilderness is the preservation of the world.

Henry David Thoreau So we must love, while these moments are still called today .

Indigo Girls gizzard . . river pebble . . tree hugging granola .. rex gizz .. econ . . smokies .. flipping on rio .. x-mas .. canyon . . last to camp . . canyo nlands . . the palace . . the roby house . . oe parties . . aj, can you hurl quieter? .. punchbowl . . stop the bloody car .. wagopuss .. brain network .. daisies .. white van . . what do you eat? . . pines .. b-52 's, ps boys . . dr prong .. new year's eve .. endymion .. hooah .. philosopher prince .. awl .. hi anna .. callaway . . thanx tr, jw, kw, tp, ap , mw, mk, rw , j j , dh, ad, g friends- mom, dad, beau, i luv u, g'luck b! see u above cayuga's waters. outdoor ed I , 2, 3, 4; key club I , 2, 3, jv cheerleader I , honor society 3, 4; mus icals I , 4; humanities 4, cornell, here i come!

Dian Hitt Sanders 1979-1993 So before we end and begin again Let 's drink a toast to how it 's been.

I've loved these days .

Billy Joel Someday I will look back to the se days , and I will laugh because they make me happy, and I will cry because they are gone . I am glad for the now, but someday I will be even gladder for the memories .

Melody Mosley t oss y .. tosser .. vball, bball, tennis .. innsbsruck w/ ca pn, la .. disco .. lakefront .. chad . . sweet I 6 .. dr out .. gossip . . africa w/s b .. partners .. rua .. walkout . . des tin '92 . . shwrs .. shoney's bb . . am's house .. on the marathon . . late nights .. houston's .. susie stories . . rolling .. gnr .. par s .. tartan .. mood swngs . . worrier . . ra mada inn . . baseball '91 w/ amgpn . . ca 's surprise party . . the zep hyr . . thanks to all my friends for all the great memories esp. the alemans, mama, lee g chad . . it's been fun!!! volleyball I , 2, 3, 4 (district mvp), tennis I , 2, 3, 4, basketball I, 2, 3 (captain), c ivic club 3 (parliamentarian), 4 (treasurer); acolyte club I , 2, 3, national honor society 3, 4, honor role I , 2, 3, 4.

Scott Beacham Schuber 1983-1993 Through all the happiness and sorrow I guess I'd do it all again. Live for today and not tomorrow. It 's still the road that ne ver ends.

Ozz y Osbourne I'm feeling a bit sauc y today. Do you take cash.

Wa yne Campbell colliflower .. uga road trip . . thursday night w/ po, cm cb .. egg marines .. pool w/ po . . grande isle . . 3-man .. loveshack . . ai rlin e w/ mo ro .. downs . . snowmass w/ cm, cb .. go back to seaworld . . 9th grade lat in .. lad .. guts .. monie . . duck camp wars .. meat market . . movies in the backhouse .. pool at em's . . des tin .. earl .. stamboat w/ cm, kk, skp .. we've got our beards . . wars b/ t cb po . . shooting cb .. g'n'r w/ ro cm . . circus act .. mardi gras '93 w/ po, bs cw . . fr . id's w/ cm .. 8000 rpm .. the yard .. thanks to all my friends and especially mom, dad and dog fo r alwa ys being there for me. basketball I, 2, 3, 4, state playoffs I, 2, tennis I, 2, s tate tournament 2, most improved 2, acolyte club 2, 3, 4, civics club 2, 3, 4

Jennifer Suzanne Schupp 1972 - 1982 ; 1983-1988; 1989-1993 No w t hi s is no t the end, no t even the beginning of the end, but per haps th e end of the beg inning.

Anonymous Al l th e world to me is a stage we are merel y players, performers, and portr aye rs each anothers audience .

Rush You know you got it if it makes you feel good.

Janis Joplin Life is a wonderful mystery not a problem to be solved.

Anonymous Ev er y great journe y be gins with a single mistake.

Anonymous I wi sh I didn' t know now what I didn' t know then.

Bob Seger shi eld I, 2 (c o-edito r lower school), 3 (editor-in-chief), 4 (editorin-chi ef) , volleyball I; soccer I; outdoor ed 2, softball 2, nhs 2, 3.

Christian Arie Shofstahl 1980-1993 The morning will co me when the world is mine, tomorrow belongs to me.

Caberet Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and 1-1 took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference .

Robert Frost The road to glory leads through the valley of pain.

Paul Bridgers Pain is temporary, but pride is forever .

Ken Lass Life is like a job, the harder you work, the more you get paid.

Theron J. Larroquette behemoth .. behama jamama .. manchild .. Iii tyson .. discman #5 5 .. $ I movies w/ david g .. hey dave "you is spooky look in" st .m-45 cd-6 .. 138-17 w/ cg . . mud bogging on the cd fb field don king jr . . wwf wrestling w/ s.k.p . . shows at lunch .. fr soph trips t o the lagoon . . kim whitingham . . homecoming 92-blue car . . white chariot .. ucb trip .. klaus bubba . . theron lynn r . . be nching 41 5 . . 6-6-92 . . code 6 chasing . . gang at movies . . traci g .. mardi gras on 6th .. inga . . thanx lynn, theron, mom, dad, ty, e, g-ma, g-pa. football-all stat e, metro, eastbank, dist . 92 ; track-mvp all metro, eastbank, dist; shot discus state champ, st.m district records ; district champ discus-90, 91, 92 , shot-91, 92, javelin-92. full scholarship-unc .

P. Peter Jay St. Amant Ill 1984-1993 I'll ride the wa ve where it takes me.

Eddie Vedder To sin by silence when we should protest makes coward s out of men.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox I'll make you famous.

Billy the Kid Try not . Do, or do not. There is no try.

Yoda jay ben . . #2 . . state champs . . joe speech . . epp p .. car wrecks .. mardi gras 93-athena .. serious goggles .. midas touch w/c s, cm, cb, &iw .. ali abu .. skp . . lauren, yaita . . alrigh t .. blue .. fatal attraction ii . . 68 tan k . . fy-sej . . french w/ la . . superhero w/ kb .. little sis lw .. new year's 93-baithouse . . i don't get play .. egg assaults .. the yard .. mick's . . kin g jb .. sniper w/ ca&cs .. mkvsat .. xtra credit @ t . isle w/ la . . car thief . . thanks to cs, lw, ca, cb, kb, fk , pg , cm, le, ak&esp mr. cox&coach d . . i love you mom&dad . . good luck lw .. speech 4yrs, captain 92-93 , t op 24 in nation 91, district champ 91, hational qualifier 92, triple national qualifier 93; baseball 4yrs, state champs 91, regionals 92 ; the king g i 92 ; soccer 2yrs

Christopher Reid Stakelum 1985- 1993 The last thing I worry about is what other peopl e think of me .

Roger Clemens I believe that the individual is smart enough to solve his own problems and does not need to depend on big government for resolution of all his problems; that compassion is defined not by how many people are on the government dole but by how man y no longer need government assistance .

Rush Limbaugh #10 23-0 state champions .. licensele ss and lasle ss senior year (9-2) . . ba .. london lady wl ca . . friendliest wl cm .. spying wl ro 15 cm . . hunting wl bs .. the flood . . egg marines .. 902 IO wl cm .. angel admiring wl ca . . doubling wl po .. prom wl ro 15 ss .. mys tery rose .. calfzilla .. austin to no wl po .. cutting wl cc .. wife of cc wl po . . thanks for everything coach dozier . . thanks for the rides cd, po, cm, jb bs, ro, cl, cc. state champion; 4 year football, captain, all -eastbank-district ; 5 year baseball, captain, all-district.

Frank Alfred Suggs 1980-1993 Life moves pretty fast , if you don't stop to look around, you just mi ght miss it.

Ferris Beuler Enjoy your childhood years, you only li ve once. ?????

3 words to live by, Deny, Deny, Deny.

Steve Sanders Live your life so yo u know that you left your mark .

SKP ruf fy .. snak e .. iago .. wl gp .. adams st . wl spks . . 16th bir t hday wl mh-flip .. codes in art . . the hut .. des tin '92 .. I 066 .. ev icted . . the bowl . . family circle .. terminator wi the lizard .. lana .. ph 's backhouse .. mardi gras '93 .. pick-up lines . . 2on I wis e .. parties at paul 's . . new years eve '93-moosee . . fun arcade .. late night runs .. slop football wl the metry boys .. scammin wlt b15ph . . thanks to all my friends- especially mom, robert squeaky, "o", and chubb y .. wish you could have been here dad and stuart -i mi ss you! soccer, 2, 3, 4; wrestling, I; baseball , I; golf, 3; soccer regional pla yoffs, 4; civic club, 3, 4; acolyte club, 2, 3; chess club, 2.

Ashley Tara Tappin 1989-1993 If you didn't wan t to push yourself, yo u would 've joined the tennis team.

The Finals My intent is to t ake the light side of life and live it to the extreme .

Jimmy Buffett I believe if you look at yourself and see what is right instead of what is wrong, that is t he true mark of a healthy individual.

Reebok o-well can ' t win em all .. ytcfm .. ic .. im .. stmtc .. 8% .. whatever .. smurfin' into new yrs. 92 . . busted! .. clowns from w/ le & ba .. " don't fo rget the m.p .'s . . stick em on the trees ya ll " ae .. night home from barcelona w/ le & bb . . met . to uptown to f.q .. olympic cards .. cats meow . . glass of water .. no's country club films .. new yrs. 93 w/ aylin .. i'm glad we don' t get embarrased .. mardi gras 93 .. centurians .. the ladder w/ lc .. major party fault .. you never break the bottles .. you're the wind beneath my wing s alan .. i love you mom .. lenny and aylin, thanx for being there .. v-ball; soccer; tra ck; swimming , 4 yrs. mvp; 6 state hs records russia , paris, east berlin, rome , australia, cuba & barce lona '92 olympics (gold).

Edward Mitchell Weatherly 1990-1993 Carry on my wayward son Kansas Show me the steep and thorny way to heaven.

Shakespeare May we fly as high as the eagl e and be as brave as the lion.

Larry .1nd I Are you Wigging out?

Erin Durbin thanx mom larry dad terri cp mg giz .. 2/ 13 /9 3 mp do you re member .. hooah .. endymion93 .. grapenut .. prevalentines .. indigo girls .. rw .. haans .. per v .. tickle wars .. pool w/ jh .. un poco de lupo .. in yo ur eye s .. dr prong .. slick .. b52 's .. summer'92 .. up all night w/ sg .. oflahertys .. lun tha .. flirting w/ rm .. chapelle prom92 .. mr s. d & colonge .. lq586 .. intro chem hr .. lu v t ap mp suz ed rm bm rp aj Ip .. good luck jh mp ma ..

I / 16/ 93 .. gg's leg .. lust poetry .. mikes tob . . thumper .. climb on .. nevermind .. da sweat a . . sweet I 6 92 .. felix . . it's so prett y .. das vidonya track I, 2, 3, 4; football 2,; newspaper I , 2, editor 3, 4; chorus I , 2, 3, 4; cross country 3, 4; king and i 4; odd couple 4; lyre 3, 4; salute to the tonies 3

Ian Craig Griffith Williams 1988-1993 Know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away, know when to run.

The Gambler Always business, never personal.

Nino Brown If something is hard to do, it 's not worth doing.

Homer Simpson slinky .. ipanema .. skp . . destin, everyyear .. most dedicated athlete . . anti-social .. crazyhorse . . partying w/ curtis, ton loc , and lew . . all nite reunions .. shannon, i love you .. boom, i gotcha girlfriend, mf .. halloween '90 w/ skp and cl-2 many .. tattooman . . all u can eat . . the simpsons . . the bad dudes gang .. flex . . i quit! . . going to bryan's . . jacci's w/ cl- . . the arnold classic w/ fk and ca . . the muscle and fitness club .. and now that it's finally safe to say it-yeah right! . . ian the master . . mexico w/ alex . . busted! .. thanx to my friends and parents for putting up w/ me, i know it 's been tough . . bama bound! football 2, 3, 4, all-district / eastbank 4, player of the week 4; wrestling I, 3, 4, state champion 4, president and founder of the muscle and fitness club, honor committee 4, chess club 2, 3.

Shane Winter

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14 Year Club Top Row, Left to Right , Sean Grace , Chris Shofstahl, Brett Guidr y.

Bottom Row, Left to Right , Toss y Sanders, Melanie Kaye , Kati e Faught, Paige Nolan.

13 Year Club Far Left, Top Row, Left to Right, Carter Marshall, Fritz Koch, Steven Griffith, Edmund Dieth, Ruff y Suggs. Bottom Row, Kathy Hayco ck, Lise Andersson , Dina Michael, Samantha Brennan, Beth Marks , Arthur Chris t y. Left , Patrick Garvey ( 14 year club), Chri s Coffman, Amy Pequet.

Paige Nolan and Justin Jones

Mr. and Miss St. Martin's

Most Popular

Meeta Prasad and Chad Aleman

Most Likely To Succeed Mi chele Kenn y and Edmund Dieth

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Anne Monsted and Greg Page

Most Athletic

Lise Andersson and Bill Axelrad

Friendliest

Kathy Haycock and Carter Balart

Wi t tiest

Tossy Sanders and Jay Adair

Teacher For A Day On Februar y 4, each senior tr aded place s with a fac ul t y, admini strator or staff me mb er o f STM, takin g on suc h task s as preparing les so ns and ev en dealing with admini s tr ati ve pr oblems .

Mos t se ni ors and und er c la ss men enjo y ed a break fro m th e norm al r outine of cl asses .

Some seniors came awa y from the experience with ver y special memories. Mary Beth Chrestman's first graders made Valentines for her, while senior Steven Griffith said , " I learned how difficult the job is . . . I enjo y ed the experience, but I can' t imag ine doing it ever y day."

Top Right , As hl ey Amato r eads t o int ent li st ener s in t he Lower Sc hool libra r y. Above , Murtu za Ali makes sure fr es hm an Tyso n Gear y works dili ge nt ly durin g biology class. Ri ght , Mit ch Wea th erl y poses fo r a casual pi c tur e in th e Middl e Sc hoo l mu sic ro om.

Photographs by Kristen Nelson

Top Left, Jennifer Moore cuddle s with her Pre-K stude nt. Top Right, Anne Monsted and Dobe e Plaisance work together with the Lower School P.E. class. Left , Paige Nolan helps her Lower School art class learn to sew.

Above , Amy Deboi s blanc takes over as Upper School secretary.

Weird Seniors Every year the senior class, a day or two before Halloween, uses their imagination to come up with costumes for Senior Weird Day. This year, Senior Weird Day was on October 29, 1992.

The costumes ranged from Indian Princesses to the ever favorite Brandon and Dylan from the T.V . show " 9021 O." Bill Axelrad, Steve Griffith, Carter Balart, and Jay-Ben St. Amant won the award for the most original group with their comical imitation of the L.A. police department.

Beth Robertson won the award for most original girl as a psychic. Robbie Manard

and Anne Monsted won the award for dynamic duo as " Saintsaitions. " The best boy group award went to Greg Page, Edmund Deith, and Ruffy Suggs for homecoming queens. The best girl group was Santa's Helpers with Tossy Sanders, Michele Kenny, Lise Andersson, Paige Nolan, Shannon James, and Alice Manard . These were only a few of the many awards given out to the senior class. Even though everyone did not win an award, all of the costumes were very amusing and the day was not only enjoyed by the seniors, but the rest of the students.

Top Right , Ian Williams and Clark Adkerson, dres se d as "Barbarians," flex the ir muscles. Above, Amy Deboisblanc and Jennifer Schupp came dressed as th e Little Caesar "Pi zza! Pizza!" guy. Right, Samantha Brennan and Kathy Haycock parade in as bikergirls.

Top Left, Chris Stakelum, "Brandon Walsh," and Carter Marshall, "Dylan Mc Kay," portray these characters from "90210," perfectly. Top Right, Greg Page, Edmund Dieth, and Ruffy Suggs, " the Beauty Queens," pose for a picture. Middle Rig ht, Bill Axelrad, Carter Balart, and Steven Griffith mock the Los Angeles Po lice Department. Middle Left , Chris Coffman, dressed as a paraplegic fro m the movie Trading Places, poses for the camera.

Above, Ben Crawford, "Flash," Jay Adair, "Superman," and Sean Grace, "Incredible Hulk ," compare costumes. Left , Chris Lemi e ux and Scott Nelson, dressed as the rap group "Kris -Kross ," have their clothes appropriately backwards.

Leigh Adams Tyler Adkerson Stiles Anderson Brian Axelrad Mac Bauer

Brent Beaulieu Landon Becnel David Bellard Carrie Black Kaitlin Boyce

Vanessa Carroll Chr is Chambers Ford Church Amy Coleman •

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Left , Mr. Hou ghtalin g gets to know new juniors Susan Neal and Kaitlin Bo yce .

Ri ght, Juni or Jason Gr iffith welco me s freshmen Shan e Bo hr er and Chik e O zah to the Upp er School.

The best thing about being a Junior is the seniority you have over the ninth and tenth graders and also having lunch leave on Fridays.

Photographs by Elizabeth Wanek

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Billy Danflous John Diasselliss Kendall Dinon Ian Emond Barbara Farris

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Robert Faust Wesley Fenner Mignon Frey Liz Getten Victoria Gladney

Jason Griffith Kristi Hamlin Marco Hidalgo Dave Jahncke Ruchi Katoch

Amy Keeney Katie Kimb le Victoria Law Jennifer Lee Julie Lyeki

you know you're a junior when ...

-you have to peddle wrapping paper -you get your ring -you have Friday lunch leave -you start visiting colleges -you have a hard schedule -you have more privileges -people lo ok up to you

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Left , Erin Simpson, Li z Gett en, Dave Janck e, and Stiles Anderson work with Mr. Rivet.

Rahna McKey Merrick McKinnie Camilo Mendez Suzie Miller Holly Mills

Michael Moreau Susan Neal Kristen Ne lson Greg Northon Kristi Parton

Thomas Peters Chris Reese Stephen Rodriguez Anouk Rognon Lindsay Romano

Rene Ronquillo Shoshana Rothschild

privileges we wish we had -lunch leave every day -leave during study hall -leave during third period -bigger lockers -longer lunch -open study hall no matter what -sleep in class uninterrupted

To p, Moniqu e Sc ion eau x and Whitney Samuel study outside for physics. Bottom, Be tw ee n cla sses, Van es sa Carroll and Ruchi Katoch chat in the hallway.

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Collin Schuhmacher Monique Scioneaux Amy Scott Erin Simpson Melissa Smith

Breck Trevino Greg Valladares Elizabeth Wanek Lauren Ward Charles Williams

college wish list -trinity -smu -vanderbilt -uva -washington and lee -rice -tcu -cornell -unc

Top , Kri sti Parton, Jennif er Lee, Marie Lou ise Ryan , Kendall Dinon, Amy Scott . and Breck Trevino try to hide from the ca mera durin g lunch. Bottom, Macho guys Morla s Shoenfeld and Bria n Axe lrad flash t heir big mu sc les.

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Deepak Chakravarty Joanne Close Brad Coffman Jason Conway Brady Dugan

l e ft, lee Pre witt s tudi es befo re Engli sh class whil e Riaz Ali hid es hi s face fr om th e ca mera. Rig ht, Matth e w Fr anc is and Jim Ange hr relax in t he libr ary.

The teachers expect more from us since it is our second year of high school.

Phot ographs by Susan Neal

Jeff Elizardi Claude Eyamba Matthew Francis Catherine Garvey Lauren Gatti

Bradley Glaser Sahil Godiwala Scott Gold Ashley Hall lee Hall

Beth Huber Alex Husserl Staci James Stephanie Jones Adam Kartzke

Brian Kendrick Robert Kerrigan Charles labouisse Marigny lee Ross Longo

you know you're a sophomore when -you can drive -you're a year older and still have no upper classmen privileges -you don't understand what seniors are saying -the work gets hard -you are not the lowest in the high school -you don't have lunch leave

left, Tri s tan Rappold, Christina Murphy. and Wendy Manard pose for a picture during break.

Wendy Manard Shawn Manning Wesley Marchal Stephanie Martinez Jonathan Massicot

Liz Maurer Sharon McDaniel Brendan Mclean Christina Murphy Margee Neighbors

Justin Norwood Cindy Perret Bobby Peterson Ridgely Pittman Ben Prevost

favorite food served in the cafeteria -frozen yogurt -bagels -pizza -chicken strips -ravioli -cookies -salads -chips -none - its all too expensive

Top , St ephani e Jon es, Joanne Close , Mar gee Neighbor s, and Liev Thames talk in the hallway durin g third period . Bottom Left , It's Friday and Claude Eyamba can't contain her exc itement. Bottom Right, Scott Gold, "Mr. GQ 1993"

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Robin Tompkins Rachel Tuuri Eric Veith Meredith Volk Jeffrey Williams

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Top , Cindy Perret, Rishi Anand, Tristan Rappold, Jeff Elizardi, and De e pak Chakravarty act as the Supreme Court in a mo ck court trial durin g Mr. Rivet 's cla ss. Bottom, Adam Kartzke, Bobby Peterson, and John Riely Thomason eat in the cafe t eria during third pe r iod.

John Abernathy Andrea Andersson Curt Beaulieu Bradley Becnel Stephen Bellard

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Br ad Becn el, and Kevin Goldblatt pose fo r a pi c tur e durin g homer oo m.

I love being in Upper School. There are so many cute guys!

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. you know you're a freshman when

-you can't drive to school -middle schoolers look little -you have to beg for a ride -seniors step on you -when your big privilege is the cafeteria making food for you during exams -you get no respect -the big yellow bus blows the horn for you every morning

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Mary McKinnie Elizabeth McManus Kim Milano Carole Miranne Ben Moore

Ryan Ann Murphy Stephanie Murray Sarah Beth Odom Woodward Oge Chike O zah

Loren Pardue Wesley Rolston John Russell Blake Schuhmacher Courtney Schupp

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To p, Co urtn ey Schupp, Brandon Voss , and Ca r olin e By rd stud y durin g English class.

Bottom Lef t, Woodward Oge clown s around during br ea k. Bottom Ri ght, We sley Felter is un successfu l in hi s attempt t o hide his face from th e c am er a.

Holly Schwin Stephanie Sharpie Keri Solis Missy Spencer Stephen St. Pierre

Tatum Truax Tiffany Tyler Brandon Voss Stacy Weber Nick Wilmerding

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what do freshman do in the presence of seniors?

-they t ry to fit in.

-they run and hide.

-they t ry not to stare.

-they t ry not to look like freshman.

-they beg for rides.

-they don't let anyone know about their 9:3 0 pm curfew.

-they t ry to act mature.

-they always carry their parents keys so t hey look like they have their licenses.

Top Left , Ca roline Elliott , Stephanie Murray, and Mi ssy Spence r discuss what they're goin g to do with their free t ime. Bottom Left , Jennifer Howard and Elizabeth McManus are the best of friends .

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Lisa Abry Akash Anand John Argote James Ashcombe Ashley Authement

Jeffrey Barnett Robert Bennett Michael Bordelon Jeanne Bourg Ari Burshell

Marcie Campo Nisha Chakravarty Allan Chang Christian Chauvin Gene-Hon Chien

Far Ri ght , Jenni fe r McA lpin e dec id es on a name fo r her fl our baby. Ri ght, Mr s.

Scot t 's Spani sh class wor ks hard on th eir t es t.

We are the seniors of the middle school.

Photographs by Ryan Ann Murphy

Charles Christy Jason Clotworthy Robby Clotworthy Jennifer Coleman Katy Davidson

Arthi Devarajan Brandon Dinon Stephen Faust Chad Flick Ja Jaun Gair

Douglas Getten Stephanie Hamm Elizabeth Hanemann Megan Hintz Kevin Hurtt

Andrew Jaspan Asha Jayakrishnan Anna Kilinski Emily Kimble Jessica Lott

Far Le ft , Akash Anand pla ys with a game during cl ass . Top Right, Mr. Wilm erding helps Park er Argo t e with his flo ur baby. Bottom Right , Za ck Stead tries to sleep during Spanish class.

Dom inique Matulich Jennifer McAlpine Kevin McCormick Courtney Mcilwain Brooke Miles

Joseph Montgomery Steven Moore Roger Pearce Christopher Psilos Jim Reese

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best band -red hot chili peppers -metallica -guns n' roses -pearl jam -public enemy

worst band -nirvana -kris kross -new kids on the block -ugly kid joe -boys 2 men

Top Lef t , Th oma s Thoma son, Char les Cri st y, and Rodge r Pearc e tak e not es in Mr s. Br ady 's Fren ch cla ss . Top Ri ght , Andr ew Ja span is a proud new father.

Ri ght , Allan Chan g, Br oo ke Mile s, and Chri sti an Chau vin ge t read y fo r cl ass.

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Sarah Thomason Thomas Thomason Stephanie Williams

best movie -basic instinct -school ties -a league of their own -home alone 2 -sister act

worst movie -bebe's kids -hero -dracula -batman returns -prelude to a kiss

Top Left, Ashley Authement smiles fo r the camera. Middle Left, Sarah Thoma so n works on her Spanish test. Middle Right, Brandon Dinon, Jeanne Bo urg , Anna Kilinski , and friend talk during class. Left, Asha Jayakrishnan, Megan Hintz , Courtney Mcilwain, Athi Devarajan, and Mr. Lind display their model of the space shuttle.

Amanda Abrams Peter Adair Robert Allen Mark Angehr Tiffany Applewhite

Clay Arceneaux Geoffrey Artigues Zakir Baig Erik Bengtsson Catherine Betz

Marty Black Christopher Bordelon Emily Bordelon Blake Bourquard Stephanie Caine

Far Ri ght , Mart y Black tri es to rememb er hi s locker co mbination. Ri ght , Some se venth grade boys enjoy lunch.

I had a great time on the rope swing and playing tug-of-war on Tom Sawyer Day.

Photographs by Courtney Schupp

Peyton Cavaroc Andy Chrestman Christopher Close John Colfry Andy Crawford

Lauren Daly Michelle Delaney Lauren Dellinger Judith Diasselliss Elise Dicharry

Jennifer Dinsdale Jenny Ernst Nihal Godiwala Scott Graf Mitchell Groover

Anthony Guzzetta Amanda Hall Kelly Hall

Thacher Holden Matt Houston

Far Left, Tiffany Applewhite hold s her pet pig for a pie ture .

Above, K.K. Martinez , Jennifer Dinsdale , Stephaine Caine, and Elena Perez pose for a picture during lunch. Left, Emily Bordelon is surprised by the photographer.

Emily Hymowitz Bucky Kase Brian Kaye Jay Knott Richard Lo

Erica Lopes K.K. Martinez

Charlie McChesney Michelle McDaniel Meghan McDermott

Caroline Merrick Justin Meunier David Meyer Patrick O'Brien Nicholas Pappas

best tv show -beverly hills 902 I 0 -home improvement -martin -in living color -saved by the bell -full house -the wonder years

worst tv show -20/20 -roseanne -melrose place -star search -sisters -beverly hills 902 I 0 -the simpsons Top, Vau ghn Thames, Caroline Merrick, Jennif er Dinsdale, and Amanda Reese, are aspirin g artist s. Far Ri ght , Clay Arcenaux want s to be an Ameri can Gladiator. Right , Catherine Bet z, Emily Hymowit z, and Meg han McDermott chat before class begins.

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Mat thew Rigdon Ali&0n Rodriguez Josh Roger Spence Schwarz Kevin Solis

Ashley Stewart Vaughn Thames Trey Thompson Rebecca Tuuri Lauren Venturatos

Deno Zaharis

what is the best thing about seventh grade?

-going to wolf creek -the parties -compe t ing against other schools in sports -you're old enough for your parents to trust you -the dances -not being the youngest in middle school anymore

Top, Robert Allen, John Colfr y, Richard lo, and Nicholas Pappas are distracted from their artwork. Bottom, Some sev enth grade boys clown around while waitin g to get into the cafeteria for lunch.

Ni cole Be rnstei n Jaso n Br own Jonathan Camp o Car a Ch amber s Kendall Chauvin

Ann Clements Eli zabe th Dara y Chri s Davidson Pre st on Dug as Se th Duplan t is

Sco tt Felt er Juliana Fi orenza Aimee Fols e David Fransen Geor ge Chri st oph er

Far Ri ght , Rob ert Richaman car efull y ba lances in hi s chair .

Right, Ryan Santa nge lo fi ni shes hi s qui z whil e Jonat han Me nd ez look s on.

Sixth grade is enjoyable because you get lots of freedom . In the beginning of school it was much harder. Now that I have gotten used to the rushing , it's a lot more relaxing .

Photographs by Jennifer Denuna

Just in Goldblatt Tanya Gorowara Kyle Goss Mathison Hall Michelle Hanemann

Char les Hawkins Michael Hollinger Allison Johnson Derek Larson Lindsay Levine

Fletcher Maumus William Maurer Malain McCormick Grant Melius Jonathan Mendez

Jose Mendez Al Minor Justin Molaison Brittany O lson Emery Ordemann

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Far Left , Megan Rigdon and Jessica Resignola try to find their books. Above , Car a Chambers and Grant Melius pay close attention in class. Left, Aimee Folse ch ecks over her test one last time before turnin g it in.

Jonathan Perret Keith Phelan Stephen Quinet Lee Rea Jessica Resignola

Robert Richmond Megan Rigdon Chris Rodriguez Ryan Santangelo Amy Scalia

best actress -j ulia roberts -demi moore -whoopi goldberg -sharon stone -michelle pfeiffer

Top Left, Sixth grade st ud ent s participate in class. Top Ri ght , Alan Stone prepares hi s sea t for Mrs. Kaston 's c lass . Right, Kendall Chauvin, Chris George, Jonathan Smith, and Chri s Davidson relax during class.

David Sharpie Jonathan Sherwood Taylor Simon Jonathan Smith Andrew Stakelum

Alan Stone Daniel Trahant Jerome Volk Alan Watts Florie Clair e Webb

Chr istopher Weigand Caroline Williams

best actor -tom cruise -mel gibson -luke perry -steven segal -kevin costner

Top Left , Keith Phelan, Se th Dupl anti s, Ju sti n Molai so n, and Mathi s Hall t ake no t es durin g cla ss . Top Right , Justi n Molaison and Scott Fel te r work on homework t oge th er . Lef t , Mr s. Ka sto n ans wers student s qu es ti ons.

Li ndsey Abernath y Krist en Adamson Ryan Adkerson Priya Anand Blaise Ang elico

Ray mond Areaux Jeb Bauer Ainsle y Becnel John Rodger Bell Anna Bengtsson

Michael Blatt Kat herine Bologna Dana Burshell Alice Cacioppo Jes sica Carvin

Rig ht, Mrs. Siege l's students are surprised by the camera. Far Rig ht, Bre nt Smith is always drawing on Mr. Fa rber's chalkboard.

O pening car doors and picking up kids in the af t ernoon are the best things about Service Club.

Photograph s by Rachel Tuuri

Peter Castaing Peter Catsulis Michelle Chang Ricky Clotworthy Donald D'Aunoy

Nicole Dicharry John Dubus James Geary Jordan Gill Eric Gold

Spyres Goulas Ginger Guzzetta Scott Hamm Rufus Harris Nicholas Hintz

Josh Kasten Gaurav Katoch David Lee Jordan Lenter Katherine Marshall

Left, Fifth grader s are definitel y not camera shy. Above, Students work on a math assignment .

Jonathan Martinez Joshua Mass1cot Shaun McCarron Andres Mendez Thomas Merrick

Claire Meunier . Montgomery Katherine Moses Trey Diana Moustoukas David Peterson

Christian Picc_olo Matthew Ps1los Richard Re Drew Rodrigue Barry Rome

Ryan Rossner Scott Samuel

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Will Shackelford Richard Simmons Robert Skinner Adam Smith Brent Smith

Daneel Smith Matth ew Stedman Natalie Stein Akila Subramaniam Rahul Tikia

Ann Tompkins Sarah Tuuri Adam Voth Natalie Weil David Wessel

Just in Wilson Zachary Wool

Top Left ; Kath erine Mont gomery, Diana Mou s touka s, and Kri st en Adamson love fifth grade. To p Ri ght , Chri s tian Pi cc ol o and Fl ori s Dirk se are th e next Pi cassos. Left, Mr s.

Pittman's stud ents love to show off th eir pear ly whit es.

Jason Baer Drew Buchler Co lin Clothworthy Jonathan Coleman Kara Contreary

Lindsay Crotty Pierre deBoisb lanc Ryan Evans Ryan Farley Brian Foret

Bradford Fournier Ryan Francis Ted Getten Jeffrey Glaser Jason Harmon

Far Ri ght, Rhett Klein sc hmidt is start led by the ph otog rap her. Ri ght, Scott Robinson ge ts hi s bo oks ready fo r class.

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Photographs by Tori Hodges and Stuart Rose

Elizabeth Holling~~ Christopher lngo Ben Janke Johnson Bradley J hnson Christopher o

Stephanie Kastondt Rhett Kleinschm1 Clay Koenig Brandon Lobell Lauren Malone

. k McCullough Patric Bryan McManus Patrick Mendez Ashley Mohrmann Ryan Monsour

Aimee Moreau . I las Mort illaro N1c10 w O'Brien Andre . O'Connell Catharine

Catharine Far Left, II and Ashley O'Conne Mohrmann work together during class . Left, Jason ame Baer enjoys a g of football during free play.

Alexandra Pappas Scott Robinson Elizabeth Schoen Chandler Sherwood Dennis Stewart

Zachary Tyson Georg Venturatos

Top Left , Pierre deBoisblanc, Bradford Fournier, and Ben Janke smile for the camera.

Top Ri ght, Lind say Crotty and friend play hopscotch. Above , Zachary Tyson and Ted Ge t t en walk back to clas s. Middle Right, Fourth grade prepares songs for World Day. Rig ht, Mr s. John son and her girls , Eli zabeth Schoen, Laur e n Malone , and Mary Yumukoglu.

John Von Behren Sara Walley Thomas Welch Gregory Williams Mary Yumukoglu

Christina Zaharis Miesje Zimmermann

Top Left , Catherine O 'C onnell and Miesje Zimmerman enjoy their senior teacher Scott Schuber at free play. Top Right, Nicholas Mortillaro , Max Von Behren, and Dennis Stewart listen to Mrs. Johnson. Far Left , Rhett Kleinschmidt and Brandon Lobell get r eady to play football. Above, Fourth grade listens to Mrs. Reese read a story. Left, Patrick Mendez and Ryan Brown stop for a picture during free play .

Margaret Alsfeld Richard Blatt Carly Boos Crist a Bourg Katherine Burke

, John Caine Lissa Capo Leslie Casamento Margot Castai ng Sara Castano !I!

Bri tton Chauvin James Colburn David Coons Denise Daly Michael Daly

Fa r Ri ght, Abby Stern, Le igh Sim on, and Kat herin e Burke check out what is for lun ch. Ri ght , Li ss a Cap o and Cri s ta Bour g smil e for the ca mera.

I like to read in the bathtub in Mrs. Brady's room .

Photographs by Tiffany Tyler

Evan Dicharry Jonathan Fleming Richard Folse Geoffrey Garside Jennifer George

Taylor Gill Tracy Goldblatt Cara Goss Wheeler Graf Lindsey Greer

Hance Haeuser Elizabeth Hall Shellie Harmon Teddy Houghtaling Shawn Hymel

Paul Kendrick Peter Lee Joey Leone Elizabeth Levy Graham Little

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Jason Martine z Meri Maurer Meghan McQuaig Juan Mendez Noel Mills

Chr istopher Mioton John Moustoukas Chase Mullin Beau Ordemann Kirt h Paciera

Megan Peck Katie Pi ccolo Lillie Rea

Top Rig ht , Sh awn Hyme l di spl ays hi s lu nch money.

Botto m Right , A thi r d grad er wor ks on a pro j ect. Ri ght , Ka t her in e Bu rke, Chri stin e St. Germa in, Ca r a Goss, Leig h Simo n, and Meri Maurer enjoy t he couch durin g snack t im e.

Matthew Rodrigue Bradley Ryan Walker Saik Jas Saunee Leigh Simon

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

Sarah Watts Elizabeth Weigand Janell Weil Patricia Wiegand Grant Yelverton

Left , Taylor Gill, Sara Watts, Janell Weil , Shellie Harm on, and Sara Castano pose for a picture. Above, Richard Blatt clowns around for the camera.

Heather Boos Holly Brown James Brown Julie Buhrman Jordan Bunch

Cristina Campo Nicole Chopin Ashley Conroy Colin Contreary Emily Cr otty

James Crouch Elizabeth D' Aunoy Brendan Daly Blake Duplass Jackson Edwards

Far Ri ght, Blak e Dupla ss, Ta ylor Ward, and friends pra c tice coo rdination skill s.

Ri ght , Ja ckson Edward s and Jason Fl emmin g do sit -ups.

We went on field trips to pick strawberries and to the French Quarter this year.

Photographs by Kaitlin Boyce

Meredith Emory Morgan Erbstoesser Jessica Farris Thomas Favrot Ashley Fell

Jason Fleming Nicola Garside Lauren Gibbs Les lie Gieger Douglas Harris

Scott Harris Rebecca Hirsch Brittani Holland Stephen Hoskins Louise LeGardeur

John Levine Dimitri Loupakos Jonathan Lu Eduardo Medina Peter Mortillaro

Far Left , Camm y Wat t s.

Jon athan Scho en, and Loui se LeGerder wait in lin e. Abov e, Stev en Hos kin s, Br yan Pu gh, and Colin Contr ear y wat ch th eir friend s pla y. Lef t, Kimberly Smith smiles for the camera.

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Christina Peck Tara Perrin Bryan Pugh Rebecca Quintal Matthew Resignola

Top Left, Je ss ica Farris, Morgan Erbstrosser, and friend play patty cake.

Top Right , Matthew Resignola, Jonny Young, Dimitri Loupakos , and James Crouch get together for a picture. Ri ght , Se cond grade ge ts ready to stre tch for PE cla ss.

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Kaitlyn Richard Scott Saporito Jessica Scales Jonathan Schoen Adam Shepherd

Kevin Small Kimberly Smith Sarah Smith Ashley Tufts Taylor Ward

Cammy Watts Bonnie Williams Krissi Wilson Mariann Wilson John Young

Top Left, Kaitlyn Richard and her anonymous friend. Top Right , Dimitri Loupakos clowns around during PE class . Left , Holly Brown and James Brown play it up for the camera.

Cassi e Alsfeld Andrew Angel ico Julie Batt Robert Beauchamp Brian Bell

Adam Blatt Courtney Block Jason Bourgeois Beau Bradshaw Ty Brockhoeft

Chelsea Broekstra Spiro Catsulis Brad Collins Laura Denny Anderson Dittman

Far Ri ght , Andrew An ge li co and friend pla y basketball du rin g free play.

Ri ght , Ally so n Funk, Christ in e Sta nl ey, and St ephanie Gill pose for a pi c tur e durin g snack.

I like all my classes because school is fun!

Photographs by Billy Schroeder

Brittany Downing Amy Evans Rabun Fox Emily Fransen Allyson Funk

Charles Gallavan Ryan Geoghagan Ashby Geary Stephanie Gill Daniel Hobbs

Graham Hopkins Daniel Hoskins Wendy Jacobson Will James Amanda Janke

Eric Jones Philip Krit ikos Jessica Leone Andrew Levine Paul Lucky

Left , Kati e Fenerty and Anna Marie Coons talk during snack time . Above, Fi rs t gr ader s pla y foo t ball dur in g free pla y.

Alison Malone David Mohrmann Hunter Monsour Sean Moore Chad Nolan

Jack Odell Ross Rodrigue Alex Roy Jessica Salazar Karl Senner

Top Left , Robyn Tikia displays her excellent artwork. Top RighL First grade rs pose for a picture. Above, Christine Stanley is hard at work.

Right , First graders help each other.

Sara Silvestri Gary Solomon Alison Spindler Christine Stanley Robyn Tikia

Charlotte Watkins Hardy Weaver Jessica White Ashley Wolff Harrison Wool

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Clark Alsfeld Barr ett Bass Benjamin Bradshaw Evan Breaux Laura Buhrman

Ashlan Capo Courtney Chappuis Mary Charlton Christopher Chugden Jeannette Collins

Brooke Conroy Casey Cont r eary Anna Coons Lisette deBoisblanc Kristin Eckstein

Far Ri ght , As hl an Ca po and Willi am McQ uai g ea t th eir snacks. Ri ght, Alli so n Mal one lov es to play on th e slid e.

I like football, swimming, and the playground!

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Marina Erbstoesser Megan Fell Katie Fenerty Adrian France Hillary Gibbs

Powell Henson Mark Holden Erin Huguenel Rami Khodr Sophia Loupakos

Kristin Malone Andrew Matthews David McChesney Daniel McCullough Sky McElroy

Wil McQuaig Lauren Mioton Parker Morrison Tyler Palacios

Left, Ruth Stedman and Denver Gray play on the equipment during free play. Above, Kinde rgartners pose for a picture during free play.

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Middle Ri ght , Chri s Sap ori to, Park er Morri son, and Tyler Pa lac ios enjoy th eir free tim e in th e kind erg art en ro om . Ri ght, Chas Ric hard and Blain e Yelver ton r each out fo r each ot her in mid swin g.

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Joe Uddo Gabriela Uribe Laurel Walley Mitchell White Jessica Wise

Andrew Wood Spencer Wool Blaine Yelverton

Top Left , Jessica Wise , Anna Marie Coons, and Katie Fenerty pose for a picture during free play.

Top Right , Chris Saporito chas es Hillary Gibb s around the playground. Middle Left , Ruth Stedman builds a freeway for her car. Left, Casey Contreary and Mark Holden play in their clubhouse. Bottom Left , William McQuaig and Tyler Palacios get ready to build their forts in the sand.

Erich Abbott Adel Alizadeh Clarke Armatis Brice Bass Benjamin Bologna

Michael Bossetta Benjamin Brinson Jay Carisella Stephen Chester Chad Colon

Gordon Cranner Kaitlin Das tugue William Depass Rebecca Denny Matthew Dozier

Stella Duplass Preston Emory Kristen Foret Lindsey Gengo Michael Gieger

I like housekeeping because there are clothes and a baby.

Photographs by Courtney Schupp

Denver Gray Meredith Harris Thomas Hennington Worth Hopkins Margaux Hymel

Brandon Janssen Cooper Johnston Natalie Keene y Lauren Kerr Steven Larosa

Stephanie Lucky Andrew Mayeux Brian McCormick Colin Nicholson Jeffrey O'Bryon

Richard Odell Phillip Podret Allen Porter Robert Quintal Taylor Roberts

Christopher Senner Mia Silvest ri Carolyn Small Ame lia Trask Kelsey Vogt

Emil y Walters Ra chel Watts Carra Williams

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Opposite Page, Jay Car ise lla dump s th e sand ou t of his shoes befo re ret ur nin g to class. Th is Page, Far Left, Brice Bass , Gor don Cra nn er, and Amel ia Tr ask get rea dy to slid e down.

Lef t, Be njamin Bolog na, Kai tl yn Dast uge, Ame li a Trask, an d Gordon Cra nner en joy t he view fro m above.

The Board Of Trustees Officers, Mr. G. William James Ill , President ; Mr. Michael Flick, Vice-President; Mrs. Betty Bailliet , Treasurer; and Mr. Michael Odom, Secr et ar y

Me mb e rs, Mrs. Muffin Balart Mr. Leo E. Beaul ieu Ill Mr. Tho ma s Jac kson Be thun e Ill Mr. He rbert B. Bow ers 111 The Rt. Rev. James B. Bro wn Mr. James M. Burlin game Dr. Will ia ms Broo ks Emory The Rev W. Ge dge Gay le Mrs. Jane He nso n Mr. Ern est E. Howard Ill Mr. Pe te r La boui ss e

Mrs. Br e nda Manard Mr. Charles D. Mar shall , Jr .

Mr s. Rita Mcilwain Dr. Brian Henry Meliu s Mr. Robe rt Bernard Nolan Mrs. Mar y Ann e O'Neil Mr. Mar shall F. Orde mann , Jr. Mr. Charl es H. Pe t erson Th e Rev. Hill Riddl e Mr. Jerr y L. Saporito Mr s. Carroll Sug gs Dr. Luthe r Chase William s

STM Thanks The Board Of Trustees For Their Outstanding Support And Hard Work!

Throughout the year, The Board of Trustees has made numerous accomplishments. St. Martins has greatly benefited from the new Student Center, which their Building Committee coordinated . The Board is also boasting of a tremendous turnout this year, concerning the Annual Giving. Representati v es from the Mother's Club, Father 's Club, and of course faculty have also helped to make this year successful.

Morns' And Dads' In Action The Mothers ' Club is an ex tremely important organization at St . Martin 's. The club is a helpful asset to the c o mmunity . They donate la r ge amounts of money and equipment to our school.

The Mothers ' Club's big f undraiser of this year is a party , titled Juleps n' Jazz .

The Mothers are hoping this Spring fundraiser will make a lar ge amount of money for our school. They will use the funds raised for new lower sc hool playground equip ment , athletic needs, and addi tional money for the Student Lounge as needed. The Mothers ' Club also hosted St. Martin's Day Family Fest

in the fall. It was a fun-filled evening of bingo , games, raffle, delicious food, and a fabulous gourmet booth.

The Dads ' club is headed

by Leo Beaulieu this year.

They will put the majority of their time and dedication into the Fall Fellowship and the Athletic Banquet. The other interest of the Dads ' club includes sponsoring bus rides and getting more involved with their children.

The Dads ' club is not so much a fund raising organization as the Mothers' Club , but is still very active and involved in many school ac tivities .

We plan on using the money we raise for Lower School playground equipment, athletic needs, and additional funds for the Student Lounge, which we have already contributed a great deal towards .

Th e Mother s' Club officers, (s eated) Judy Adams (President), Ann Colfry (C orr es ponding Sec r etar y), (standing from Left t o right), Margo Dichary (T r ea sur er), Mar y Beaulieu (Recording Secretar y), and Nancy Hodges (Vicepresident).

The Dads ' Club officers , Th e Offic er s, Stev e Griffith, Dan Duplass, Fred Schuber (Treasurer), Leo Beauli eu (Pr esident), Mike Mcilwain, Brant Houston (SEcretar y) , Glen Glaser (Hi storian). Not pictured, Dale Crawford (Vice President)

I .a Iii As preside nt, I would li ke t o t ry and ge t people to more full y understand the purpose of th e Dad's Club. That it is for father s to meet one anothe r and learn more about their child's sch ool ac t iv ities.

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clock wi se, Judy Ada ms and Nancy Hodges call the meeting to order .

Tamm y Jones , Jenny Collins, Pam Wester, Diane Erbs t oesser, Claudia Tufts , and Eva McDaniel listen intently at a meeting. Mke Su llivan and Peter LeBou is enjoy some crawfis h at a Dad's Club Meeting. Char lie Mar sha ll, Fre d Sc huber, and Mick Mcilwain enjoy the Dad's Club end of t he year part y. Pat Simpson, Margo Dichary and Jaquee Carvin participate in the Mother 's Club meeting.

Suzette Adair Harriet Aguiar Jo Allen Carol Baier Betty Bankston Doris Baron

Eileen Beckman Ann Bellard Kip Blake Carolyn Boone Doris Boos Erin Brady

Glenn Brady Carolyn Busenlener Barbara Boat Bush Dianne Cahanin Jane Caine Toni Caserta

Mary Ann Chrestman Clarinda Coleman Marjorie Conatser Tootie Conway Donna Coons James Cox

Receptionist Jo Allen answers a call.

M. Jeanne Cumberland Francis Delaune Julie Dieth Mary DiFulco-Brignac Sam Dozier Vincent Drago

James Durbin Tracy Ebbs Mary Sue Edwards Manuel Eguigure Guy Farber Sylvia Finger

Peggy Fransen Maria Gerrets Michael Giambelluca Joseph Gill Michael Giorlando Susan Godchaux

Sally Goss Harold Graf Jackie Graham Dianne Greer Jane Guillory Christine Hamann

S. Hamilton Susan Herbert Caro lyn Hermann Andree Herringto n Tina Hintz Virginia Hoffman

Left, Vince Drago tells of his trip to Rome . Cap Baier discusses the Spanish ass ignment with Carole Miranne.

Bruce Houghtaling Susan Houghtaling Vicki Johnson Betsy Kaston Patricia Kelley Lee Klebba

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Rickie Luk e Wayne Lumpkin Edward Maise James Marsalis Courtney Martin Janis McCormick

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Linda McDermott Chick McGeehan Luce Melancon Mary Margaret Miller Minna Ree Miranne Rex Mooney

Fr. Richard Moore Kerry Mullin Iris Niehues Larry Panna Susan Pansano John Pardee

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Jean Parmelee Pedro Perez Margaret Perret Stephenie Pittman DoBee Plaisance Ilene Pool

Janice Rees Shirley Reinhardt Cheryl Resignola Tim Rice Charles Rivet Fr. Ed Robertson

Pam Rogers Bill Rosenbaum Janet Russo Barbara Ryan Deborah Scalia Margaret Schuber

Don Schwartz Karen Scott Sue Shaw Gloria Siegel Fr. Scott Slater Alan Smith

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Above , Mrs. Coons and Coach Smith at the copy machine.

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District Champs This year was one of the most exciting and most succ essful football seasons for St Martin's. Fourteen seniors le d the team along with the ne w head coach, Sam Dozier.

They played their best each week , supporting each other and playing as a unit to bring v ictory to their school, t heir team and themselves.

The team 's will, determinat ion and many hours of pract ice paid off when they

To p to Bottom, Left to Right , Coach Chick McGeehan, Tyler Adkerson, Steven Griffith, Patrick Garvey, Chri s Chambers, Chris Shofstahl, Chri s Stakelum, Jeff Williams, Brad Coffman, Coach Kenny McCollugh, Jr., Coach Guy Farber , Bradley Gla ser, Bill Axelrad , Jonathan Schenk, Ben Crawford, Charlie LaBouisse, Brent Scalia, Erich Faust , Carter Balart , Chris Coffman, Jason Griffith, Coach Rick Moore, Coach Sam Dozier, Coach Al Trevino , Dominick Bartolotta, Curt Beaulieu , Chad Aleman, Ian Williams, Edmund Dieth , Thomas Peters , Michael Brown, Pat Odom, Jonathan Houston, Wes Marchal, Woodward Oge , Ben Prevost , John Reily Thomason, Sha ne Bohrer, Brent Beaulieu, Kyle Bran ting , Benny Whitley , Chip McGeehan, Brady Dugan, Brian A xelrad and Mike Bret z.

To p to Bottom, Left to Right , Coach Mike Giambelluca, Christian Chauvin , Je ffrey Barnett, Doug Ge tten, Thomas Thomason, Stephen Faust, Jim Rees e, Lowery Smith, Robby Bennett, Charles Cristy, Coach Al Tr evino , Allan Chang , Ro ge r Pea rce , Steven Moore, Parker Argote , Michael Smuck, Brett Sut ton, Jason Clotworthy , Gene Chien, Zach Stead , Kevin Hurtt , Andy Jaspan and Robby Clotworthy.

proved that they were best in the district.

Winning the Homecoming Game against The Fisher Gators earned them a place in the regional playoffs for the first time in several years. Although many of the players were disappointed about losing in the playoffs, they were very happy to have won district. The Saints closed out a spectacular season with a record of 9-2 .

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ernorable ornents 9-2 District Champs ... Regiona l Finalists ... Coach of the Year -Sam Dozier ... I 000-yard rusher - Aleman ... All State: Shofstahl . .. All District: Aleman, Axe lrad, Balart, Chambers, Odom, Shofstahl, Stakelum and Williams.

Opposite Page; Top, The Senior football pla yers make the 1992 season one of the best in STM history. Thi s Page, Top Left; Chad Aleman runs over a Country Da y player during his last Dome game.Top right, 'Nuff said! Above, Chris Chambers, Kyle Branting and Brent Beaulieu look back on another vic t ory.

Right , Wes Marchal takes on two Cajuns while Edmund Dieth makes the play.

Middle Left , Quarterback Chris Stakelum signs autographs for loyal fans after the Homecoming game ver sus Fisher. Middle Right , Ian Williams gets into the game both on and off the field. Bottom LefL Bill and Brian Axelrad are " relatively " good players.

Bottom Right, Middle Schoolers watch the game from the sidelines , waiting to play.

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Top, The Saints take the field, looking forward to another win. Middle Left, The sideline looks on intently as they wa t ch the Saints crush the Cajuns. Middle Right, Players take a break after another success.

Far Left, Another opponent gets smashed, this t ime by Jay Adair, during the LI-High game.

Left, Carter Balart kicks the extra point.

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Spike It To 'Em The Upper School volleyba ll team had a very successful season , definitely one th ey can be proud of. Besides placing first in their di strict, they also beat many rival teams . This qualified th em for the playoffs. Unfortunately, however, they were defeated in their first game. Yet , they went home winners , proud of their accomplishments .

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Var sit y. Top row L to R, Eli za beth Mc Ma nu s, T ossy Sanders , Lauren Gatti. Sharon McDaniel , Michele Kenny, Alice Manard, Paige Nolan.

Bottom row L to R, Breck Trevino, Rana Ramelli , Mignon Frey.

Jun ior Varsity . Top row L to R, Coach Plaisance, Mrs. Russo , Keri Sol is, Coleen Kenny , Sharon McDaniel, Ryan Murphy, Stacy We ber , Muffin Labouisse , Coach Ed wards, Coach Trevino . Bottom row L to R, Allison Martinez, Stephanie Murr ay , Eli za beth Hu sse rl , Cindy Per r et , Rebecca Dunn , Jennifer Dun una, Stephanie Lan glois, Wesley Rol ston, Sara Beth Odom.

ball team did their coach proud. Coach Sue Edwards commended them on their love of the game, understanding of positions and commitment to the team .

Even though they wanted to win, just being able to play was enough for most. "Of course , we played to win, but teamwork is what it is all about," commented Megan Hintz. Teamwork!

Middle School. I st row L to R, Sara Thomason, Jenny Ernst, Jennifer Coleman, Dominique Matulich, Lisa Abry, JaJuan Gair, Jeanne Bourg, Anna Kilinski. 2nd row L to R, Megan Hintz , Emily Hymowitz , Emily Bordelon, Mikki Delany, Eric Lopes , Lauren Venturatas, Rebecca Tuuri , Amanda Abrams. 3rd row L to R, Lauren Dellinger , Vaughn Thames, Adrienne Phillips, Judith Diasselliss, Meghan McDermott, Caroline Merrick, KK Martinez , Amanda Hall. 4th row L to R, Michelle Mc Daniel, Lauren Daly, Jennifer Dinsdale, Asha Jaykrishanan, Missy St. Germain, Catherine Betz.

Opposite page , The team huddles.

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---------------------------------emorable oments All-State, All-Star, All-Metro, All-District, and AIITournament: Paige Nolan ... All-District I st team: Tossy Sanders (MVP), Michele Kenny, Alice Manard ... All-District 2nd team: Mignon Frey, Breck Trevino ... All-District Honorable Mention: Rana Ramelli ... Academic All-State: Alice Manard ... Academic All-State Honorable Men t ion: Tossy Sanders.

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Above , Alice Manard and Rana Ramelli prepare to block a serve. Above left , Mignon Frey digs . Middle left, Michele Kenny spikes the ball. Left, Sharon McDaniel tips the ball over the net.

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Above left , Tossy Sanders spikes the ball from the back row . Middle left , Tossy Sanders again demonst rates her skill of spiking. Left, The Varsity Volleyball team relaxes before a game.

Above, Michele Kenny tries to block a spike by Paige Nolan.

Stroking To Success The Upper School swim team completed another successful season this year .

Th e girls f inished third in the sta t e swim meet and the bo ys finished ninth. The high sch oo l swim team traveled to Fort Wolten , Houma, and Bilo xi this year . On each of the se trips the team did ver y well , and next year the team has hopes to travel mo r e. Although swimming can be a lo t of work , each swimmer enjoys competin g ag ainst other teams . The team had a very good year

Up pe r Sc hool. To p r o w L t o R, Ri c hard Lo, A shl ey Tappin , Moniqu e Sc i oneaux, El iza bet h W anek, Ian Mc A lli ste r, Ra c hel Tuuri , John David Ab ern athy. Bott o m r ow L t o R, Enil y Hymowit z, Whi t ney Samu el, All ys on Brati na, Kim Gar land, Chri s Lemeiu x, Mi chae l Mor ea u.

Mid dle Sc ho ol. To p r ow L to R, Coac h All en Smith , Richard Lo , Cather in e Bet z, Rebec c a Tuuri , Elise Dicharr y, Li sa Abr y.

and hope s to do just as well ne xt year.

The Middle School won their biggest swim meet this y ear, which was a great ac complishmen t. The team had about 65 members which he lped them to their victory. These swimmers consi sted of student s that were in the fifth grade through the eighth grade. The young team was very enthusiastic about competing . Coach Allen Smith hopes that these students will want to stay on the swim team in high school.

STM VS. Upper School 3rd GNO Co-ed Leagues 3rd St. Championships (G) 8th St. Championships (B)

Middle School I st GNO MS League I st Dual Meets

memorable oments Ashley Tappin - nine state records ... Chris Lemioux five state records ... All-American team: Ashley Tappin, Chris Lemieux, Kim Garland, Monique Scioneaux, Allyson Bratina. Titles .. . Biloxi ... Houma ... "Does anyone have any shampoo?" ... I 0,000 yards!?!

Above Lef t , Ian McAllister is glad with his time. Above Right , John Daviv Abernathy. Whitne y Samuel and Elizab eth Wanek hang our between events. Left , Eli zabeth Wanek practices her breast strok e.

Above, Whitney Samuel dives in.

Opposite page, Ian McAllister sneaks in a few minutes of sleep before returning to the pool.

Going The Distance Cross country is a co-ed sport in which the members must have discipline , training and patience for long di s tance running. Jim Marsalis, the teams' coach, was dedicated to providing the support for the teams' training. Both teams had a successfu l season. The girl's team, with Lise Andersson as captain, went to state and won second place.

Of the girls that qualified,

Alice Manard came in ninth place; Wendy Manard and Monique Scioneaux finished twelfth and nineteenth, respectively. The boys' cross country team was led by captain Sean Grace. The boys ' team also had a great year, winning second place in district. All successes were due to much dedication and hard work . We look forward to next year's promising season.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right , lrfan Say y ad , Matt Francis , Brett Bor delon , John Hyatt , Sean Grace, Br e tt Guidry , Michael Moreau, Moniqu e Scioneaux, Julie Lyeki , Liz Get te n, Andrea Andersson, Ashley Hall, Murtuza Ali , Riaz Ali, Vanessa Car ro ll, Catherine Garvey, Lauren Gat t i, Katie Kimble , Tori Hodges, John David Godchaux, Alice Manard, Li se Andersson, Andrea Cecil , Wendy Manard, Carole Miranne , Ashl ey Baier.

Top t o Bot tom , Left to Right, Nich ola s Pappas, Spence Schwartz, Mark Angehr, John Colfry, Zak Baig and Erik Bengt ss on.

Photographs by Kaitlin Boyce and Holly Mills

emorable oments Girls: 2nd in District ... 3rd in Metro ... 2nd in St ate . . .

State Team - Lise Andersson, Katie Kimble, Julie Lyeki, Alice Manard, Wendy Manard, Marie Louise Ryan and Monique Scioneaux .. . Wendy Manard - District Champion ... Wendy and Alice Manard - All-District ... Alice Manard - 9th in State . . . Boys: 4th in District ... Sean Grace - Top Runner in every meet.

Opposite Page, Top, Sean Grace focuses on finishing first. Thi s Page, Top Left , Katie Kimble concentr ates on keeping her pace.

Top Right , Sophomore Allyson Bratina warms-up with teammates Tristan Rappold, Andrea Andersson and Tori Hodges for a practice run .

Above, Riaz Ali shares his water with senior Kim Garland after the race .

Tough Break Th e Upper School Girls Soc cer team did very well th is year. The Varsity team ended up with a 7-7 season.

Th e JV . ended their season wi th a 5-4 record. This year th e Varsit y team was led by th e ir two s eniors , Lisa An der s on and Shannon Ja mes. The team made it to th e playoffs again this year.

Un for tunately, the team had to play in a Bi- District state Pl ay offs and met Newman in th e first round, losing 0-4 .

Th ey hope to again make the

playoffs ne xt year and advance.

The Middle School girls soccer team finished 1-9, yet each player enjoyed the ir practices and working out with their new coach, Roby Aeronsmith. Roby attends college during the day and coaches these girls in the afternoon . The girls lost the ir heartbreaking second playoff game to Country Day, and were eliminated for the season.

Up pe r Sc hoo l. I st r o w L t o R, Coach McGee han, Andr ea Ce cil, Trist an Rap po ld , Co lee n Kenn y, Andrea A nderso n, To r i Ho dges, Mer edith Volk, Ste phani e Murr ay, Caroline Elli ot, Co ach Ar ensman. 2nd row L to R, Shann on James, Lis a Ander son , Ashley Baier, Ashle y Hall, Li z Get ten, Amy Kee ney , C arol e Mir ann e, Margee Ne ighb or s, Cat herin e Gar vey, Leig h Adam s. 3rd r ow L to R, Eli za be th Hu sse rl , Brook e Bail ey, Sa r a Beth O dom, Holl y Mill s, Wend y M ana r d, A lis ha Fior enza, W esl ey Ro lst on.

Mi ddl e Sc hoo l. I st row L to R, St e ph a n ie W i lli a m s, Tiffany Appl ewhit e, Meg an Hint z, Jennifer Col eman, St ephani e Caine, A shl ey Stu art , Amanda Abram s, Emil y Bo r de lon, Adri enn e Phillips , Kelly Hall. 2nd r ow L t o R, Rebecca Tuuri , Emi ly Kimbl e, Jea nn e Bour g, Beth Pr ewitt, Vau ghn Tham es , Erica Lopez, Meg an McDermott.

Photographs by Billy Schroeder

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emorable oments All -District: Catherine Garvey, Lauren Gatti, Shannon James . .. balloon balls ... "no cleats in the locker room" ... " w hen ·m d ou b t, . . . " "Scrimmage · t he boys 7" . . . . "R'1g ht171" ... . . . state playoffs, again ... more running ? ...

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Left, Li z Ge tt e n throw s th e bal l back into play. Above rig ht , Shann on James ta kes th e ball dow n th e fi eld. Above, Tori Hodges stea ls the ball fr om her op ponent.

O pp os ite page, Th e t ea m rest dur in g halfti me.

High Goals The Upper School soccer t eam has worked hard and ac complished a lot more t han any written record could show. They learned a lot from each other and as a result won many games. They made the playoffs as a team and they even drew a rather lar ge crowd. After the second playoff game , which they lost , they went away as champions and were not bitt er because of their lost.

The Middle School soccer

Upper Scho ol. I st r ow L t o R, Curt Beauli eu, Lee Hall, Arthur Christy, Mark Wolf , Adam Kartzke, Mac Bauer , Charl es William s, Scott Nelso n. C hri s Re es e, Brad Becnel , Ste phen St. Pi err e, Christian Leask.

2nd row L to R, Ruffy Su ggs, Mike Pitts, Billy Danflou s. 3rd row L to R, Bre nt Beauli eu, Cart er Balart, Clark Adker son . Missin g, Scott Gold

Middl e School. I st row L to R, Kevin M cC ormick , Zack Stead, Lowery Smith, Chri s Bordelon, Brandon Dinon, Dou g Get t en, Robby Bennett, Roge r Pearce. 2nd row L to R, Robby Clo tworthy, Charl es Christ y, Chad Fli ck . 3rd row L to R, Patrick O 'Brien, Anthony Gu zz etta , Ari Bur shell, Kevin Hurtt , Gen e Chien, Robert Allen .

team was amazing this year and has a record to prove it.

With the help of a good defense they are undefeated in season play. The team had a couple star players who brought about the well deserved success. The team hustled and was on the ball.

In practice the players work hard and stick together .

They like what they do and enjoy learning new skills .

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emorable oments Mud ... more mud ... lots more mud ... dirty uniforms hard work ... tiring practices ... kick the •#@! ball " It's freezing! " . . . holiday practice ... Florida ...

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Left, Tyler Adkerson head s the ball away fro m his oppo nent. A bove , Br ent Beaulieu prepares to shoo t.

Above top , Lee Hal l and Clark Adkerso n take the ball down the field. Oppos it e page, Th e team listens to Coach Goo dy during halftime .

Undefeated State Champions The St. Martin's Girls' Basketball team consists of outstanding athletes as well as their terrific coach, DoBee Plaisance . Three seniors, Anne Monsted, Paige Nolan and Alice Manard, helped lead the team through an incredible season. For the first time in St. Martin's history , the Girls' Basketball team went into the playoffs undefeated with a record of 3 I -0. The players had the in t ensity and determination to overcome any obstacles that stood in their way.

This year's motto, "United We Stand and Divided We

Top to Bottom, Left to Right, Barbara Farris, Shawn Manning, Paige Nolan, Rene Ronquillo, Alice Manard, Coach DoBee Plaisance, Stacey Webe r , Mignon Frey, Anne Monsted, Ju lie Lyeki, Staci James , Tatum Truax , Claude Eyamba, Coach Linda Tr e vino , Rana Ramelli and Erin Simpson.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right, Arthi Devarajan, Dominique Matulich, Lisa Abry , Ja Juan Gair, Anna Kilinski, Eli se Dicharry, K.K. Martinez, Elena Perez , Amanda Hall , Lauren V enturatos , Judith Diasselliss , M i chelle Delaney, Michelle McDaniel, Jennifer Dinsdale, Catherine Betz and Emily Hymowit z.

Fall", summarizes what these girls are all about and what they believe in. The team finished the season with a record of 36-0, breaking yet another STM record . They have not only accomplished something that no one at St. Martin's will ever forget, but also made a name for thems e Ives in the city and throughout the state. When asked about the season, Julie Lyeki said, "It is impossible to describe the feeling of winning a State Championship, but it's worth all the hard work we put forth to achieve our ultimate goal."

STM VS. Au st ralia Sacre d Heart Ridgewoo d Ec ole ( I) Fisher Newman

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emorable oments 3 6-0 Undefeated State Champions . .. Buckeye 49- 4 3 .. .

Barbara Farris - Division 2A MVP ... Sleeping at Dairy Queen ... DoBee 's practices ... 3 1-0 headed for playoffs ... "It's Unbeliev able!" ... The Price of Victory.

Opp os it e Page; Top , "Unit ed We Stand and Divid ed We Fall." Thi s Page; Top Left, Th e girls pr epare t o become St ate Ch ampion s. Top Ri ght, The gi rl s be ca me St at e Champ ions. Abov e, Middl e School er Mi chell e McDani el shoot s a jump shot while Anna Kilinski pr epar es to shoo t a fr ee throw .

Determination Dr. Michael Giorlando returned to the St. Martin's community this year as head basketball coach. He was an assist ant under Coach Jerry Hernandez at STM for two years, then an full -time assistant at UNO before his return. His superior coaching ability revitalized the program, earning recognit ion city-wide for not only himself, but St. Martin 's as well. STM was picked last in the district at the beginning of the season, but through hard work , perseverance , and the desire to succeed, finished the season as Dis-

tric t Runner-Up . The team had practices throughout the summer accompanied by a strength/conditioning program . during the Fall, 6,00 a.m. practices were commonplace which exemplify the team 's dedication.

The seniors, with captains Greg Page and Carter Marshall, did a superb job of leading the team through thick and thin, and they will be deeply missed next year.

They helped the underclassmen improve tremendously and left their mark on St. Martin's forever .

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Varsity, Top to Bottom, Left to Ri ght , Carter Marshall, Robin Tompkins, Jay Adair, Louis Smith, Sahil Godiwala, Greg Pag e, Collin Sch uhmach er , Jim Angehr , Scott Schuber, Ja so n Conway, Dave Gleason and Frit z Koch.

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emorable oments District Runner-Up . .. Nip ... 90210 .. . bus trips ... suicides ... free throws then run ... 1-5 - 4-2 ... 6:00 a.m . . . . " You Gotta' Be @$ *?!&# Me!" ... BTS cakes ... Defense is the key ... PJP II ... 'Manni.

Opposite Pa ge, Top, Carter Marshall watches the free throw, looking forward to the rebound .

Th is Pa ge , Top Left, Greg Page show-off hi s ver tical during the ju mp . Top Ri ght , Pa ge is honored by teammate Robin Tompkins and fans for ent er in g the I 000 -point club. Above, Fritz Koch stop s to take a rest after hustling for an entire ga me.

Domination Wrestling had an out st anding sea son this year .

Co ach Moore's coaching led t he team to an amaz i ng fo urth place in state. Their ov er -all match record was 16 1-9 5 with a Division 2A r eco rd of 5- 1. Both Ian W illiams and Bill Axelrad wer e state champions while Sea n grace and Stiles And er son placed second and th ird r es pectiv ely.

Top t o Bo tt om, Le ft to Ri ght , Th omas Thomaso n, Ben Crawford, Thomas Pet er s, Ian William s, Wes Marc hal, Just i n No rw oo d, Brett Bo r delon, Co ach Ri ck Moo r e, Kevin Gol dbl att , Duk e Kerri ga n, Stil es A nde r so n, Sea n Gr ace , Laur en Pard ue and Bri an Houghtalin g.

To p t o Botto m, Left t o Ri ght , And y Crawfor d, Jos hu a Roge r , Geo ffrey A r t i gues , M att Ri g do n, Th o ma s Th omaso n, Jeffr ey Barn et t , Brian Kay e, Co ac h A l Tr ev in o, Erik Beng t sso n, M art y Bla c k , Andy Chres tm an, Ju stin Meuni er, Pey ton Cava r oc and Bl ake Bourquard.

Father Moore was very pleased with this year's outcome , because they won their predicted place in state . Next year ' s team looks just as promising, for there are twelve returning wres tiers , seven of whom lettered this year in addition to many upcoming freshmen .

As a result of senior leadership , the 1992-93 Wrestling team had a terrific year.

Opposite Page; Top , Brian Houghtaling rules his opponent and controls the mat . This Page; Top Left, They 're still learning. Top Right, Sean Grace defeats his opponent with ease.

Bottom Left, Ben Crawford attempts to pin his competitor.

Above, State Champion Ian Williams tak es down his opponent. Left , Brian Houghtaling finishes off the bout.

ernorable ornents State: Tearn - 4th; Bill Axelrad and Ian Williams - I st; Sean Grace - 2nd; Sti les Anderson - 3rd ... 161-95 .. . I I lettermen ... Coach Moore ... Coach DeMonte .. . Dual Meets: 6-5 ... Division 2A: 5-1 ... "Truly good fun".

Aces And Winners The St. Martin's boys' tenni s team competed on a higher level this year thanks to their new coach, Danny Echt. They got off to a slow start because Coach Echt was still coaching soccer, and many players were not finished with their fall sports. They quickly gained pace when UST A ranked Jona than Massicot joined up wi th seniors Dave Gleason and Scott Nelson to lead the team. Coach Echt has revolutionized tennis at St. Martin's by broadening the players ' fundamental games as well as the mental aspects, and is whom St. Martin's tennis has been lacking for many

Top to Bottom, Left to Right, Dave Gl eason, Morlas Schoenfeld, Scott Ne lson , Sahil Godiwala , Robin Tompkins, Eric Veith, Jonathan Massicot , Greg Valladares , Deepak Chakravarty and Jeff Williams.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right, lossy Sanders , Allison Martinez , Nikki Co rcoran , Erin Simpson, Ashley Baier, Kristen Nelson, Whitney Samuel and Kim Milano. Not Pictured, Kathy Haycock and Meeta Prasad.

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The St . Martin's girls' tennis team also had an exceptional season, finishing with a 9-3 record. Led by seniors Nikki Corcoran, Kathy Haycock, Meeta Prasad and T ossy Sanders, the team dominated their opponents in all aspects of the game.

Coach Sue Edwards went out of her way to work with her players by going to City Park , Beach Club, and Chateau Country Club to find open courts . Their results at Regionals and State are reflective of their efforts, and with many skilled players returning next year, the team looks just as promising.

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Opposite Page; Top , Scott Ne lson an d Rob in To mpki ns warm up t heir serve for a doubles matc h. This Page; Left, Jonat han Massico t fo ll ows t hro ugh wi t h hi s serve . Top Rig ht, Whi t ney Sa mue l prepares for a fo r ehand. Above, Kri s ten Ne lson se ts up for an ace .

Pushing The Limit Top to Bottom, Left to Right, Alice Manard, Chris Chambers, Marie Louise Ryan, Chris Coffman, Greg Page, Shannon James, Julie Lyeki , Katie Kimble, Holly Mills , Jason Griffith , Barbara Farris, Bria n Houghtaling, Patrick Garvey, Mitch Weatherly, Justin Jones, Kyle Branting, Mich ael Pitts, Louis Smith, Brad Coffman, Jim Angehr, Matt Francis, Mario Caserta, Lee Hall , Liev Thames, Shawn Manning, Dominick Bartolotta, Catherine Garvey, Claude Eyamba, Christina Murphy, Tristan Rapp old, Wendy Manard, Mark Wolf, Erich Faust , Billy Goodwin, Woodward Oge, Chike Ozah, Chip McGeehan, Elizabeth Husserl, Stacy Weber, Tatum Truax, Andrea Cecil, Elizabeth McManus, John Abern a thy, Steven Bellard and Wes Felter.

Th e Saints track team had yet another successful year at Regiona ls. Top to Bottom, Left to Right, Coach Chick McGeehan, Liev Thames, Lise Andersson, Shannon James , Claude Eyamba, Coach Jim Mar salis , Elizabeth Husserl , Tatum Truax , Anne Monsted, Ju lie Lyeki, Coach Mike Giambellucca, Wendy Manard, Catherine Garvey, Beth Huber, Patrick Garvey, Ju stin Jones , Holly Mills, Alice Manard, Shawn Manning, Barbara Farris, Mitch Weatherly and Greg Page.

Sophomore Beth Huber hurdles into the last stretch.

Top Left, Julie Lyeki impresses spectators during the long jump. Top Right, Wendy Manard paces herself while focusing on the finish. Above , Robbie Manard demonst r ates his pole vaulting skills which earned him recognition state-wide. Left, Senior Gr eg Page struggles in the high jump.

The purpose for taking a sport is to experience what it means to work in a team atmosphere and work on individual goals. Track provides a good combination of the two .

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Top Left, Middle sc hooler Brandon Dinon practices the long jump . Top Ri ght, Holl y Mills hurdles her way to the finish line. Middle, Claude Eyamba combines her speed with her leaping ability to become one of STM's most impressive hurdl er s. Right , Middle Schoolers show off their trophy after another STM victory.

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~ Top, Claude Eyamba draw s attention as she completes her leg of the relay.

Middle Left , Christian Chauvin leaps over the high jump. Middle Right , Marty Black clears the bar. Left, Anne Monsted displays her superior athletic talent by defeating her opponents with ease.

Aiming High This year the Upper school sof tball team had a very go od seas on. They did very well in district and placed 4th in the district tournament. Last year the softball team only won I ga me. This year they won 7, yes seve n games. Many peopl e have improved greatly.

Leading the team pitching was Stephanie Langois and Mi gnon Frey. Breck Trevino and Stephanie Sharpie took th e other place in the batte ry. Even though they did not make it to State this ye ar, they are already aiming

Uppe r School.Top row L to R, Coach Trevino , Victoria Law , Vanessa Carroll, Mar y McK innie, Ryan Ann Mu rphy, Amy Coleman , Joanne Close, Jennifer Lee, Mi gnon Frey, Melissa Smith, Stephanie Sharpie, Bre ck Trevi no, Li z Maurer. Middle row L to R, Annie Flettrich, Christina Thorneycroft, Jen nifer Denuna , Court n ey Schupp , Stephanie Langois, Ta ylor Wohl eber, Rebecca Dunn. Bottom row L to R, Stephanie Jon es, Stephanie Martine z, Rachel Tuu ri, Cindy Perret, Anouk Rognon .

Middle Sc hool. Top row L to R, Emily Hym ow it z, Dominique Matulich, Caro Ii ne M errick , Amanda Hall , Stephan ie Caine, Jennif er McAlpine.

Bottom row L to R, Emil y Bordelon, Laur en Daly, Mi ssy St. Germain, Mic key Delaney, Rebecca Tuuri , Elena Pere z.

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This year the Middle School softball team depended on 3 eighth graders and 16 seventh graders .

They faced many teams like Country Day, Sacred Heart, Newman , Aurora Gardens, and Trinity . Missy St. Germain, Dominique Matulich , and Emily Hymowitz led the Saints.

Throughout the season they fought to the last run, but found it hard to stay in the game. Yet, they learned a lot, hoping for next year.

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Far right , Mignon Fre y watches for signa ls from Coach Trevino .

Righi, Anouk Rognon, clo se your mouth before yo u catc h a fly ball. Bot tom rig ht , Stephanie Sharp ie warms up.

Be low, Vanessa Carroll sw in ging the bat.

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Top left , Vanessa Carroll waits for a pop fly. Top right , Breck Trevino hit s a foul ball. Left , Stephanie Langlois on the mound . Above , Annie Fl e ttrich prepares to take a le ad.

Despite the fact that only I 3 eli gible young men played on the baseball team this year , the team did surprisingl y well. Playing such t eam s as Pope John Paul II, Newman, Buras, Fisher, and Re deemer , the Saints finis hed with a winning season.

This is not a big surprise co nsidering St. Martin 's win-

Upper School Baseball. Top row L to R, Coach Farber, Jonathan Schenk, Jay Ben St. Amant , Chris Stakelum , Bo bb y Peterson, Brian Axle rad , Scott Gold , and Coach Dozier. Bottom row L t o R, Guy Johnston , John Dav i d Godchaux , Blake S c huhmacher , Brent Be aulieu , Shane Bohrer , Camilo Mendez , and David Be llard.

Mi ddl e Sc ho ol Ba se ball.Top r ow L to R, Coac h Br oc kau gh, Jim Ree se, Jeffe r y Barn ett , Brian Ka ye, Stephen Faus t , Low e r y Smith , Ja s on C l o tw orth y, C hri s tian Chauvin , Coac h Ri chard son . Middl e row L to R, Zak Baig, Ro bb y Benn ett , Mart y Bla ck, Br ett Sutton, Gene Chang , Chr i s Psil os, Charl es Chri sty, Cas ey Rame lli, Bu ck y Ka se. Bo tt om row L to R, Ju stin Meuni er, And y Crawford, Patri ck O 'Br ien, Robb y Clotworth y, Ari Bur shell, Pey ton Cavaroc , Chris Bord elo n, Nihal Godiwala, Richard Lo , Jo shua Ro ge r.

ning tradition in baseball.

With help from Coaches Sam Dozier, and Guy Farber and team captain Chris Stakelum, the team worked hard to achieve their goals.

We are all proud that this small team could pull off such a great effort with a lot of spirit , pride, and heart.

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All District - Chris Stakelum, Jonathan Schenk, Bobby Peterson ... All District Honorable Mention - Brian Axelrad, Jay Ben St. Amant ... All East Bank - Chris Stakelum ... All East Bank Honorable Mention - Jonathan Schenk .. . All Metro - Chris Stakelum ... leaving at 12 o'clock ... not doing 5th, 7th, and 8th period homework ...

Top , Chris Stakelum pi tc hes.

Above, Co ach Do zier gives th e t ea m a pep talk . Left , St. Martin 's a t bat. O ppos it e pag e, Jo nat han Sc he nk up to ba t.

Still Hoping The I 99 3 golf season was slightly disappointing. After starting out with thirteen go lfers, seven dropped out fo r various reasons . The six that remained played with en t husiasm. They tried to better their scores by practicing at Elwood driving range and the City Park golf course .

The members of the team were Mac Bauer , Chris Chambers, Billy Danflous, Jason Conway, Billy Schroeder and Chris Bowman. They were coached by Coach Michael Giorlando. Most are planning to play next year.

They hope that they will have a better year next year.

Hopefully that will turn out to be true .

Golf team. Chris Bowman, Mac Bauer, Billy Danflous, and Billy Schoeder.

Opposite copy, Coach Giorlando assists Mac Bauer with his stroke.

Left , "The club is suppose to hit the little white ball, Chris." Coach Giorlando tells Chris Bowman.

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The St. Martin's Cheerleaders are selected the previous year according to their ability to cheer and dance, not just their look s.

Over the summer, they at tend numerous cheerleading camps to help sharpen the ir skills . W i thin the school , they encourage school spir i t and school pride . The Var sit y Cheerleaders organize pep rallies and choreograph

most of the dances performed . On Homecoming Day, they decorate the Upper School halls and Varsity Football Players ' lockers. At the Homecoming pep rally, the y offer an inte r esting skit and often patro nize the Newman Cheerleade r s. The St. Martin's cheerleaders are the most vital link in communicating between winning and losing.

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Varsity Cheerleaders. Top row L to r, Ashley Hall , Lauren Gatti, Catherine Garvey, Staci James , Ashley Baier. Middle row L t o R, ClaudeNat halie Eyamba , Leigh Adams , Melissa Smit h, Lindsay Romano , Wendy Manard. Bottom row L to R, Shannon James , Michele Ke nn y, Paige Nolan.

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JV Ch eerl eaders . Top row L to R, Carole Miranne, Anni e Flettri c h, J ennifer Denuna, Rebecca Dunn, Alecia Fior e nza . Bottom row , Cole en Kenny, Stacy Weber , Andrea And ersson, Amanda Maxwell.

Middle School Cheerleaders. Top row L to R, Anna Kilinski , Jennifer Coleman, Li sa Abry , Dominic Matulich, Megan Hintz . Bottom row L to R, Emily Kimble, Missy St. Germain, Ja Juan Gair , Jeanne Bourg, Ka t ie Davidson.

Dance Team. Top row L to R, KK Mar tinez , Amanda Abrams , Emily Bo r d e lon , Jenny Ernst , Lauren Dellinger. Middl e row L to R, Erica Lope s, Judith Diasselliss , Rebecca Tuuri, Mich elle Mc Daniel. Adrienne Phillip s, Kelly Hall, Ashley Stewart, Vaughn Thame s. Bottom row L to R, La ure n Venturatos, Caroline Mer ri ck, Emily Hymowitz, Jennifer Dinsdale , Meghan Mc Dermott, Amanda Reese , Stephanie Caine, Beth Pr ewitt.

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Top , The cheerleaders lead the school in a cheer. Middle, The Varsity cheerleade rs imitate the Newman cheerleade rs. Bottom, Michele Kenny, Staci James , and Elizabeth Wanek say "Saints ar e #I ."

Wild Adventures Outdoor Education is a unique program that is very speci al to St. Martins. Out do or Ed is one of the only pr ogr ams o f it s kind in the entire South. The program co nsist s of about IO stu dent s who parti c ipate in man y activiti es including , r ock climbing , biking, hiking, and c ampin g. The students are t aught important skills

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Ou t door Ed ucat io n. Top r ow L t o R, Ri shi An nand, Ford Chur ch, Br ian Kendrick, A my Peq uet , Brand o n Voss. Botto m r ow L to R, Dr . Les ley, Gr etc hen Rya n, Dr . Ri ce, Ridge ly Pi t t man. Not Pi c tur ed, Jeff Eli zard i, Kr i sti Hamli n, St eph ani e Mar t in ez, Tys on Geary, Shane Win ter .

David Lesley contributes his time and knowledge to the program as Co-teacher. As each new skill is mastered, the Outdoor Ed. Program offers each student a new sen se of self-confidence and self-esteem. Besides all of the se adventurous activit ies, the students also learn about the environment and discuss important environmental issues.

emorable oments Lord Byron ... FC Herring ... Amos ... Gizz .. .

Barishakopf ... Gecko ... Box ... Kozmos ... Eli Snapper ... Wiggs ... Doc ... Tim ... Bogue Chitta River ... Black Creek ... Smokies ... Enchanted Rock . . .

Okatoma River ... Big Biloxi River ... Kistache .. .

Canyonlands ... Econfina River ... Preen-man ... Van Horn ... Man talks ... Lee-man, Trip, Dev ... Snapy's ideals and requirements ... Fatboy football ... Gizz's OE party ...

Hanggliding and ice skating ... insurance problem s ... Rish scare ... Eric ... vertical hiking ... Poidag ... Amos ' mood swings ... did you know gullible isn't in the .

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Top lef t, Jeff Elizardi, Dr. Ric e, Stephanie Martinez, Am y Pequet and Dr. Lesley enjoy their lunch.

Top right , Dr. Les ley, Ridg ely Pittman, and Kristi Hamlin show their enthusiasm. Above lefL Dr. Lesley shows Brandon Voss how to work a harness. Above, The team is happy they made it to the top of the cliff. Opposite page. Top, The team cuddles together for warmth.

Bottom left, Brandon Voss enjoys the view. Bottom right , Amy Pequet waits in t he canoe for her partner.

Leading The School The Student Council organizes activities to im prove the school and student life at St. Martin's, such as homecoming, and activiti es ranging from the hall decorations to the court el ections . Perhaps the most important project of the y ear is the building of the student lounge. Justin Jones, presid e nt and four-year member, has been working cl o sely with the administrati on to work on the project .

The Council is also more service-oriented this year, another goal of Justin's beginning with the Hurricane Relief Fundraiser. This Council is more visible than ever to the students and teachers , provoking changes to improve the school. The Student Council has followed through on many plans to improve the St . Martin ' s famil y. Keep up the good work!

Ab ove ri ght, Patrick Odom listens att entiv ely to the adviso rs ' ideas befor e int erj ec tin g some o f hi s own., Near ri ght , Chad Al eman glan ces ove r som e note s b efo r e th e Stud ent C oun c il mee tin g at lun ch., Far ri ght , A pens ive Tyler Adk er son r efle c t s on t he minut es of th e mee tin g at t he end o f i t.

Th e St ud ent Co un c il. Back r ow , Paige Nol an, Robin Tompkin s, Jim Ange hr, Patri ck Gar vey, Gr eg Pa ge, Chad Aleman, Tyler A dk er son; Second r ow, Cath er ine Gar vey, Lind say Roma no, Ca rol e Mir an ne, Br ent Bea uli eu, Laur en Gatti , El iz abeth Hu sser l, Mr s. Dia nn e Gr ee r (advi sor), Botto m r ow, Mr . Char les Rivet (adv isor), Pat ri ck Od om, Curti s Beauli eu, Ju st in Jones. Mi ss in g from pi c tur e, Chr is Bowman , Chri s Chamber s, Jonath an Ma ss i c o t.

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The Stu dent Council is the area with the most power to change the school. I wanted to instigate changes in the school, to make a positive difference.

-Justin Jones

Left , Justin Jones, t he Student Council President, conducting a meeting with a smile ., Middl e, "Mr. Rivet , don't you think my idea would wor k better?" asks Lindsay Romano of the Council advi sor, while Curt Beaulieu tries to avoid the conversation ., Below left, Elizabeth Husserl and Carole Miranne, new-comer s to the Council , watch and listen carefully to the other members., Be low right, Brent Beaulieu adds his input to the meeting .

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Publishing The Year Being on the staff of the Shield may be one of the t oughest extracurri c ular acti v itie s in the school. It is an al l- year commitment that inv olves constantl y staying on t op of all the events around sc hool. For each event , a staff member must take pic tu re s, write a summar y, con duct int erview s, and desi gn a layout for the book .

In her se cond year as advisor, Ms. DiFulco -Bri gnac has

rearranged and greatly improved the format of the y earbook. Working side-byside with editor Jennifer Schupp, she has developed a yearbook with a more contemporary and professional look without sacrificing the appeal of consistency from year to year. The hard work of the students and the discerning eyes of the editors truly make the yearbook of good quality.

Top r i ght, Robin To mpkin s, and Su san Nea l co nfe r on a layo ut desi gn, whil e Rac hel Tuuri and Cindy Perr et cut pi c tur es ., Middl e left, Jennif er D enun a and Co urtn ey Sc hupp li st en car efull y t o dir ec ti ons., Middl e ri ght, Bill y Sch ro eder t r ies to fi x th e ca mer a.

Th e Shi eld St af f. Back row, left to r i ght, Ms. Di Ful co -Bri gnac (a dvi sor ), Cind y Perr et , Gr et chen Ryan , Br ec k Tr evi no. Jenni f er Schupp , Melanie Kaye, Ro bin Tompkin s, M ee ta Pr asa d, Co urtn ey Sc hupp , Mark Wolf. Jennif er D enun a, Ra chel Tuuri , A l ex Hu sse rl. , Middl e row , Ford Chur ch. Amy deBo isblanc , St ephani e Lango is, Li z Ge tten, Whi t ney Samuel, Kat i e Kimbl e, Kai t lin Boy c e, Margee Nei ghbor s., Bo ttom row , Bil ly Sc hr oe der , Kr is tin Nelson , A ndr ea Cec il. Ry an Ann Murph y, Jen ni fe r Moore , Sarah Close, Susan Nea l.

Photographs by Liz Getten

I enjoy working with the st udents, but it's a lot of work. -Ms. Difulco-Brignac, advisor.

Top left , Jennifer Schupp and Ms . Difulco-Brignac after a long day's work on the yearbook .; Middle, Billy Schroeder, Michael Pitts, Ale x Husserl , and Scott Gold crowd around to proof the page s., Bottom left, Kristen Nelson devotes all her att ention to reading the summary., Bottom rig ht , Amy deBoisblanc relaxe s as she cuts pictures for th e yearbook .

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Service To do se rvic e for o ther s.

Th at is th e goal of the Ke y Club, the Civi cs Club, and th e Builders' Club. The Ke y Cl ub and the Civi cs Club are t wo of the lar gest clubs in t he school. The y both require their member s to compl e te fou r or five serv ice hour s each month to re tain member ship; the hour s can be obtained in a variety of ac tivities , from bakesales to tut orin g at a local element ary scho o l. These clubs

teach their members the importance of responsibility and c harity.

The Builders' Club is a Middle School organization correlated with the Key Club.

Mrs. Kaston and Fr. Slater direct this service club and encourage its members to be more conscious of the world around them. Thank you to these clubs for all they have done for the school and the community.

The Key Club . Top r o w, lef t to rig h t , Rue hi Kat oc h, Suzie Mi ller , Jennif er Le e, Meli ss a

Smith, Eli za bet h McManus , Stacy Webe r, Elizabeth Husse rl. Sarah Beth Odom. Amanda Ma xwe ll, Rana Rame ll i, Sharon McDanie l, Bi ll

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Schenk, Joanne Close, liev Th ames, Bet h Huber, Chr istina Murphy, Step han ie Jones, Wes ley Rolston, Alec ia Fioren:rn, Co ll een Kenny, Andrea Ander sson, Meredith Volk ,

Tri s t an Rappo ld, Wendy Manar d, Mic hae l Mor eau.; Bo ll om row: Shawn Manning, Chris Bowman, Eric Vieth. Char lie Labouisse, Ka t ie

Kimbl e, Susan Nea l. Monique Scioneaux,

Bar bara Ferris, Claude Eyamba, Tori Gladne y, Mee t a Prasa d. Vanessa Carroll. Dina Mic hael, Chri s Co ffma n.

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The Civ ics Club. Back row, le ft t o rig ht , Bl'e t t Gui dry. Brent Scalia. Jason Griffith, Marco Hida lgo, We sle y Fe nn e r. Jennifer lee . Ty ler Adker son, Kri s t in Ne lso n, John Diasse ll iss , Marie Louise Rya n. Chr is Shofstahl. St il es Anderson, David Jancke. Gre g Nor then, Co li n Go ld. Ruffy Suggs. Mign on Frey. Amy Sco tt. Renee Ronquillo, Ni co le Eichbe rger. Steven Griffit h, Greg Page, Patrick Odom, Scott Schuber . Anne Monsted.: Seco nd row, Whit ney Samuel. Ho ll y Mill s, David Bell ard . Brian Axe lrad . Gare th Heal y. Anou k Rog non, Erin Simpson, Shannon James., Th ird row, Kris ti Haml in , Elizabet h Wanek , Li z Ge t t en, Lauren Ward. Edmund 0ielh, Justin Jo nes, Chris Stake lum, Carter Mars hall. Chr is Chamber s. Christian Leask .: Botto m row, Mr. Rive t (advi so r), Carter Ba lar t, Chad Aleman.

Photographs by Kaitlin Boyce, Andrea Cecil, and Jennifer Denuna

I believe service is important. The opportunit ies I had as a student to do service were important to me. I am excited about being able to sponsor a club that will give these opportunities to current Middle Schoolers. -Mrs. Betsy

Kaston, advisor.

Top, opposite page, Nicole Eichberger takes notes as Mr. Rivet explains the next Civics Clu b project ., Top , this page , Mrs. Kaston and Florre Webb discuss the latest is sues in the club., Middle left, Tossy Sanders, treasurer , and Steven Griffith, president , lead the Civics Club meeting., Middle right , " Oooh! I can 't wait for the next Key Club meeting!" says Brady Dugan to Jonathan Shenk.

The Builders ' Club. Top row, left to right , Amy Scalia, Linsay Levine , Julie Fiorenza , Allison Johnson , Malain McCormi ck, Mrs. Kaston , Erica Lopes , Florre Webb, Vaughn Thames , Michelle McDaniel, Meghan McDermott, Fr. Slater., Bottom row, Jessica Resigno la, Cara Chamber s, Elise Dicharry, Caroline Merrick, Lauren Venturatos , Ashley Stewart, Amanda Reese , Adrienne Phillips, Kelly Hall. Emil y Bordelon, Geoff Antigues, Laure n Dellinger.

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God Squads The Upper and Middle School Acolyte Clubs and the Christian Athletics group include people who wish to improve themselves and their performance through strengthening of their spirits. Father Moore direc ts both the U.S. Acoly t e Club and the Christian A t hletes, encouraging parti c ipation from everyone in the clubs and in chapel. The Christian Athletes hope to join the National Federation

of Christian Athletes and hear from other groups in the program, such as the New Orleans Saints. This is a new club to STM, though it does not lack in enthusiasm.

Directed by Father Slater, the Middle School Acolyte Club serves the same purpose as its high school equivalent , to participate and lead others in chapel.

God bless the members of all these clubs!

Th e Upper School Acolyte Club .

Top row , left to right , Anne Mo nsted, Chad Aleman, Julie Ly eki , Catherine Garvey, Kyle Br anting ., Middle row , Patrick Garvey, Ashley Hall, Liz Getten, Er in Simpson, Whitney Samuel , C o llin Schumacher, Brian A xelrad, Ashley Baier.; Bottom row, Rana Ramelli, Staci James, Brooke Bailey, Sharon McDaniel.

Th e Christian Athletes. Back row, left to right , Fr. Moore (advisor), St acy Weber , Billy Goodwin, Chris Bowman , Chris Shofstahl , Bobby Pe terso n. Front row, John David Godchaux, Eli zabeth McManus, Blake Sc humacher.

Photographs by Alex Husserl, Julie Lyeki and Elizabeth Wanek .

I enjoy being an acolyte for chapel. I also enjoy helping Fr. Moore. I think we should also do more community service for the sc hool, though, instead of only acolyting. -Liz Getten

Top , opposite pag e, Brian Axelrad and Father Moore discuss the ne x t chapel during the meeting.; Top , this page , Chris Shof stahl leads the prayer at the beginning of the Christian Athletes ' meeting.; Middle left, Beth Prewitt , Jerome Volk , and Brian Kaye dress up for chapel.; Middle right , Tiffany Tyler and Stacy Weber relax during a meeting of the Christian Athletes .

The Middl e School A colyte Club.

Left to right , Taylor Simon, Lee Rea, Fr . Slater (advisor ), Dom i nique Matulich, Jerome Volk , Elizab eth Hanemann, La uren Daly, Courtne y Mcilwain, Jessica Resignola, Park er Argote , Cara Chambers , Michael Smuck, Allison John son , M ich ell e Delaney , Brian Kaye , Charl es Hawkins , Ken dall Chauvin (l y in g down).

Lights, Camera, Action!

The Speech Team , the Drama Club, and the Chorus all make up an integral part of t he Performing Arts De partment of St. Martin's. Led

by Mr. Cox, the Speech team has been very enthusiastic and successful this year .

Th o ugh smaller than many oth e r teams , St. Martin 's competes favorably at tour naments and often wins ove rall awards .

The Drama Club, coordinat e d by Mr. Pardee, also dis plays enthusiasm . The

members hope to learn more about the theater and develop their acting skills through participation. They plan to both attend and perform in a few plays durin g the year.

Mrs. Coleman, the music teacher at St. Martin 's, has renewed the interest in the chorus . In the past few years, the chorus has grown to a healthy number. Good luck to all the talented performers!

Th e Choru s. Standing, left t o ri ght, Erin Durbin. Ian McAlli st er, Mit ch Weatherl y. Brandon Voss , Cou r tn ey Schupp, Mr s. Col eman (di rec tor) , Paul David Lo n g streth (ac c ompani s t) .; Kn ee ling, Beth Robert son , Caro line By rd, Beth Marks, Sho shana Roth schild, Am y Colem an., Sit tin g, Rid gely Pittman, Mee ta Pr asad, Bre ck Tr evino .

The Speech Team . Standing, left to ri ght, Stuart Rose, Michael Brown, St eph en St. Pi err e, Chik e Ozah , Ashl ey Tappin, Erin Durbin, Rachel Tuur i, Lee Pr ewitt. ; Second row , Brandon Voss , Cindy Perr et. Ridgley Pittm an, Chri stina Thorne y croft. ; Sitt ing, Mark Wolf.

Photographs by Kristen Nelson, Stuart Rose, Whitney Samuel, and Mark Wol f

My main goal is to maintain high standards of performance that has been established by the speech program through its past awards and recognition.

-Mr. Jimmy Cox, advisor

Top , opposite pag e, Breck Trevino and Meeta Pr asad li ste n clo se ly to Mrs. Co leman's directions in chorus practice.; Top thi s page, Mr. Cox he lps Brandon Voss per fect his piece., Middle left, Stephanie Sharpie reads over a script for a pos sible spri ng production.; Middle right, Mrs . Coleman accompanies Erin Durbin's and Beth Robertson's beautiful voices.

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The Drama Club. Back row, left to right , Kristi Hamlin, Tyson Geary, Brian Kendrick, Melissa Smi th , Stephanie Sharpie, Ta ylor Wohler.; Front row, Stephanie Martin e z, Mr. Pard ee, Brandon Voss .

Hot Off The Presses Ms. Well s, an Upper Sc hool Eng li sh teacher , directs both th e Halo and the Lyre, two of th e thr ee major St . Martin 's s tud e nt publication s. The Halo is a quart erl y news pape r that keep s the student s informed about the hap penin gs around campus.

The issues have been put out in a very timel y manner, and th ey ar e more in sightful and en tertainin g ev ery time. The s t a f f member s, many of which t ak e a journali sm clas s

with Ms. Wells , have worked hard this year to produce a good paper, and their work paid off!

Th e Lyre is a magazine that c ompiles the poetry, short stories, and artwork of St . Martin 's students, fac ulty, and alumni. It is an annual publication that comes out towards the latter part of each year. Congrats to both of these publications for jobs well done!

The Halo Sta ff . To p row, le ft t o ri gh~ hil Go diwal a, Lee Hall, Bradley Gla se r, Be n Cr awfo rd, Ross Lo ng o , As hl ey Ama to , Murt uza Ali , lrfan Sayy ad., Bot t om row , J im Ange hr , Mit c h Wea t herly, Victo ri a La w, Ka t ie Faug ht. Carolina Br avo . Miss in g fr o m pi c tur e, Clark Adk er so n, Li se Ande rsson, Dav id Gleaso n, Amy Jo hn so n, Chr is St ake lum , Elizabe th Wanek.

The ~ Staff. To p ro w, lef t t o ri ght, Charli e Laboui sse, Mar y Be th Ch r e s t ma n, Sa r a h C lose , Br ia n Houghta ling, Ga ret h He al y, Mit c h Weathe rl y, Er ic Vie th ., Middl e row, Amy deBo isbl anc, Je nnife r Mo or e, Caro lina Br avo , Kat hy Haycoc k, An ne Mo ns t ed, Paige Nolan, Bet h Marks., Botto m row, Mary Loui se Rya n, Ms . We ll s (a d v iso r ), J e ff Eliz ardi.

Photographs by Jennifer Moore and Tiffany Tyler

Being the editor of the Halo is a hard job; it takes a lot of work and dedication. But all the compliments when the issues come out make it all worth it.

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Top. opposite pag e, Ben Crawford reviews the fruits of his labor.; Top. this page, Beth Hu ber and Charlie Labouisse read a humorous article together., Left , Ed itor Mitch Weatherly laughs at the changes Sahil Godiwala. Ross Longo. Bradley Glaser. and Lee Hall suggest .; Middle, Murtuza Ali and Carolina Bravo review and edit the most recent issue.; Bottom left; Eric Vieth proofreads a story for publication.; Bottom Right , Michael Moreau jus t sit s around. waiting for someone to give him something to do.

Kings Or Pawns?

In both the Middle and the Upper School, there is a wide in te r es t in the student body in the game of chess . In both, students can play amongst each other as part of the chess team.

The Upper School team , led by Mr. Pedro Perez , plans to enter t ournaments in the spring as a part of the New Orleans Chess A ss ociation. Whether the y win or not , " We always have a fun time ," says Mr. Pere z.

The Middle School chess team also practices for individual tournaments . Some of the players have already attended tournaments and have placed high in older age groups. They play each other during their activity period, and they all take the game very seriously. To them it is a challenge of the intellect, not only a game for recrea tion . Good luck to both teams in their tournaments!

The Upp er School Chess Club .

Top row, left to right , St eve n Gr if f ith, Kyle Branting, Camilo Mendez , Ja son Gri f f i t h, Shane Winter ., Bottom r o w, Erich Faust , Bradley Becnel, and Loren Pardue.

The Middle School Che ss Club. Top r ow, left to rig ht, Ta ylor Simon, Presto n Dugas, Ju stin Goldblatt , De r ek Lar so n, Andrew St akelum. ; Bottom row , Lee Rea, Jonathan Sm ith, Jonathan Mendez , Charlie Hawkins.

Photographs by Kevin Goldblatt and Scott Gold

I, myself, enjoy chess, and I like to see the students involved in such an extracurr icular activity in which they use their minds but still have fun. -Pedro Perez

Top , opposite page , Patrick O'Brien thinks carefully before making his next move., Top , t his page , Jason Griffith also think s carefu lly, mapping out his stra t egy t o win., Left, Erich Faust and Bradley Becnel set up a game., Middle, Casey Ramelli, Jay Kott , Josh Roger , Andy Crawford, and Patrick O 'Brien crowd around the chess board., Below left , " I won! I won!" cries an excited Guy Johnston., Below right, Loren Pardue and Bra dley Becnel enjoy a game.

The Cultured Ones The French, Spanish, Fashion, and Culture Clubs at St. Martin's all explore new cultu r es, and sophisticate their members. The French and Spanish Clubs primarily involve learning about the cultures of specific areas of the world and learning more of the languages.

The Fashion Club teaches its members how to eat right and dress right to look good on any occasion. Various guest speakers are invited

to teach the girls, and in the spring, the members participate in a fashion show as models.

The Culture Club attends numerous performances and samples many restaurants during the year to get a taste of all the cultures in New Orleans. Consisting of only seniors , the members get together once or twice a month to go out together .

All four clubs make their members more " cultured ."

Th e Fa shion Club . Standing, left to ri ght, Gr etchen Ryan, Meeta Pr as ad, M elani e Ka y e, Er in Du r bin , Ver oni ca Bell , Nicole Ei c hb e r g er ., Si ttin g, Cind y Pe r ret. Kim Milano, Carole Miranne, Rebec ca Dunn. Keri Soli s, Rid gel y Pittman, Rachel Tuuri .

Th e Fr ench Club . Top row , left to ri g ht , Bi ll y Schoeder , Nicole Eichb er ger , Ms. Luc e Melancon (advi so r) , Mary Franci s Labouisse , Lau re n Gatti, Alli son Bratina., Bot t om r ow, Mari gny Le e, Liz Maurer, Wendy Manard.

Photographs by Camilo Mendez , Amy deBoisblanc , Gretchen Ryan, and Jeff Elizardi

People of ten don't take Fashion Club seriously; they think it's a joke. I think it's impor t ant to dress appropriately and look good for every occasion, especially when we are in the professional world.

That's why I joined. -Meeta Prasad

Top, opposite pa ge, Sarah Close samples Thai food at a local restaurant while she is on a Culture Club field trip ., Top , this pa ge, Allison Bra t ina and Marighy Lee listen carefully as Ms. Melancon explains a point about Quebec ., Left , Rigdley Pittman, Melanie Kaye , and Ve ronica Bell crowd around Cindy Perret 's desk as they make plans for the guest speaker.

The Culture Club. Top row, left to right , Amy Johnson, Ms. Boone (advi sor), Tossy Sanders, Shannon James , Michele Kenn y, Amy Pecquet , Sarah Close, Mary Beth Chrestman, Beth Robertson.; Bottom row, Veronica Bell, Melanie Kaye , Gretchen Ryan, Dina Michael, Jennifer Moo re, Lise Anders son.

The Spanish Club . Left to right , Pe ter Adair, Mr s. Scott (advis or), Tr ey Thompson , Brian Kaye .

The Artists The artists of the school, in both Middle and Upper Schools, can participate in clubs to develop their creati v e skills such as the Bulletin Board and Art Clubs in Middle School and the Drawin g Club in Upper School.

The Middle Schoolers decora t e the bulletin boards in the hall and complete various other art projects in the Bulletin Board and Art Clubs.

The students enjoy these

extracurricular clubs because they allow them to expand their creative talents and utilize them more than through the classroom only.

In the Upper School, the students have the opportunity to do the same through the Drawing Club, led by Mr. Leger. A new club this year, it is small but en t husiastic.

Keep drawing, artists, and beautify our school!

Th e Bull etin Board Club . Back row. left to right , Joe Mont gomer y, Chri s Weigand , Doug Ge t ten , Brooke Miles , Mr s.

Schuber (advisor) , Cara Chamber s., Front row, Megan Rigdon, Eli zabeth Daray, Grant Melius, Kei t h Phelan.

Th e Drawin g Club . Standing, left to right , Chike Ozah, Mr. Leger (advisor )., Sittin g, John Rus sel , Mike Ca varo c.

Photographs by Stephanie Langois, Ryan Ann Murphy, and Ford Church

The club is to give students an opportunity to extend their creativity in techniques already learned and to explore new techniques and media that are not used in the classroom.

-Mrs. Adair Watkins, advisor

Top, opposite page, "When is break? I can 't draw this anymore!" says (hike Ozah., Top ri ght , this page, Cara Chambers makes decorations for the bulletin board in the Middle School hall., Middle lef t, Grant Melius watches as a classmate designs letters so she may do the same., Middle right, Ms . Watkins instructs Stephen Faust on how to do the next project.

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Academic Competition Stud ents at St. Martin 's wh o want t o ex er c ise their kn owl edge bes ides in the clas sr oom can do so by partic ipatin g in Qui z Bowl or Mat h Count s. Upper Sc hool er s wh o join the Qui z Bowl t ea m, led by Mrs . Klebba, mee t a fe w tim es a week to prac t ic e answ erin g trivia qu estion s in the minimum amount of tim e. They did special r ese arch from which th ey deriv ed questions to

prepare for intramural competition.

Middle Schoolers with a love for math can join the Math Counts team , spon sored by Mrs. McCormick, the head of the math depart ment. In preparation for their competition , they meet to practice solving very difficult math problems. Good luck to both of these academic teams; we know you 'll do well!

Q ui z Bow l. Bac k row, lef t to ri ght, Jim A ngehr , A r t hu r Ch r is t y, Jay Adai r , Mur t uza Ali , Loui s Smi t h, Jeff W il lia ms, Sa hi l God iw al a, Br ad Coffman, Be n Cra wfo rd ., Fr ont r ow, Br e t t Borde l o n, Riaz A l i , M att Franci s, Va ness a Carro ll, Chr istina Thorne ycr oft.

Mat h Co unt s. Ba ck row, left t o ri ght, Mark An ge hr , Sp ence Sc hwar z, C hr is t op her C l os e, Ji m Reese, Court n ey Mc ilw a in , K ev in Mc C ormi c k., M iddl e r o w, Emil y Kim ble, Nicholas Pa pp as, Jennif er Din sdale, John Co lfr y, All an Chang, Ari Bur shell, Mrs. McC ormi ck., Fr ont r ow , Ryan Sa nt ange lo.

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-Jim Angehr

Top , oppo site page, Courtne y Mc il wain and Allan Cha ng enjoy a Math Counts practice.; Top, this page, As Ben Crawford reads out the question, Arthur Christy tries to peek at the answer .; Left , "I kn ow the answer!" exc laims Murtuza Ali as he buzzes in.; Middle , Jay Adair , Ben Crawford, Arthur Christy, Jim Angehr , Murtuza Ali , and Sahil Godiwala , the heart of the team .; Bottom left , "You are absolutely correct !" says Louis Smith.; Bottom right, Jim Reese waits expec t antly for Allan Chang 's answer .

Discovering The World In the Middle School , there are three clubs that re ach out to learn more about the world around them, the Geography Club , th e Environmental Club , and the Amateur Radio Club. The geography club, in its fourth year, is growing with interest and ideas; it has twentyon e members that meet twi c e a week . The students enjoy it thoroughly , from the Geography Bee to the pen-pal letters to Japan. The Amateur Radio Club , led by

Mr. Wilmerding , reaches out to the rest of the world via a ham radio. He hopes to expose the students to a new hobby that will allow them to reach out to the rest of the world .

Finally, the Environmental Club performs services mainly around school to help the environment , such as separating trash for recycling, among other projects.

To all three clubs, Good luck in all your endeavors!

The Geo graphy Club . Top row. left to ri ght , Flet c her Maumus, Jer o me Volk , Chri s Davidson, Pr es ton Duga s, Ju stin Goldblatt , Aim ee Fol se, Linsday Levine , Tany a Gorowara ., Bottom row, Taylor Simon. Le e Rea, Kyle Goss, J o n a than Campo , Emory Ord emann , Mr s. Kaston (advi sor) , Robert Richmond, Charlie Hawk in s. Brittany Olson , Megan Rigd on, Nicol e Bernstein.

The Amateur Radio Club . Back row , left to right , Kevin Hurtt. Joe Mont gom er y, Charle s Chri s ty , Doug Getten ., Bottom row , Mr .

Wilm e rding (advisor ), Robert Benn ett, Chad Flick .

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I hope to broaden young people's views and develop an understanding of the various cultures that they share a world with. -Mrs. Betsy Kaston, advisor

Top, opposite page, Lindsay Levine points out a country in the Middle East to the rest of the club.; Top left, this page, Charles Christy and Chad Flick listen carefu ll y to Mr. Wilmberding's explanation of how to work the radio.; Middle left, Akash Anand and Kevin Hurtt sort through the trash to separate the paper recyclables.; Middle right , Tanya Gorowara and Annie Clements focus all their attention into making boxes for separating trash.

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Academic And Class Leaders Every good class is led by good leaders, and this year's cl asses elected some of the best. As a class officer, a st udent mu st fulfill certain re s ponsibilities to ensure th e ir peers' enjoyment dur in g class activities, such as prom, cla ss retreats , and other exciting events. The officers also lead the fundra ising programs for the cl ass. Certainly all the students agree that these offi-

cers have made the year fun!

The National Honor Society is also composed of leaders. These students are chosen by a panel of faculty based on their academic performance, their leadership abilities, the ir tenacity, and other criteria. The NHS is rather large this year, due to the overwhelming number of excellent students here at St. Martin's.

Sen ior Class Offi ce rs. Top row , left t o r ight , Pat r ic k Garv ey , Chad Al eman, Jay Adair , Bot tom row, Lise An de rss on, Mee t a Pr asad.

Jun ior Clas s Offi cers. Left to right , Jaso n Griffith, Moniqu e Scioneaux, Juli e Lye ki , Eli zabe th Get t en, Katie Kim ble.

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Opposite page, Gretchen Ryan inducts Carrie Black into the National Honor Society. Thi s page, left, Mrs. Beckman, the NHS faculty sponsor, introduces the spr ing tapping ceremony as the members of the soc iety wait eagerly to tap a new member.

The National Honor Society. Left to ri ght: Chad Aleman. J en nife r Sc hupp , Mi c hael Pitt s, Mignon

Fre y, Brett Guidry , Patrick Odom, Lise Andersson, Erin Durbin. Carr ie Black, Kendall Dinon, Alice Man ard . Meeta Prasad, Vanessa Carroll, Paige Nolan , Gretchen Ryan. Murtuz a Ali.

Amy Pecquet , Chri s Coffman, John Hyatt, Nicole Eichberger, Jay Adair, Sean Gra ce, Patrick Garvey, Ju s tin Jones, Tyler Adkerson, Dina Michael.

Ben Crawford, Katie Kimble, Amy Keeney, Arthur Christy , Kaitlin Boyce, Marie Loui se Ryan ,

Monique Scioneaux, Michael Moreau , Tossy Sande rs, John Diasselliss . Camilo Mende z, Beth Robert so n, Mr s. Beckman (advisor), Kristi Parton.

Sophomore Class Officers. Left to right , Rachel Tuuri, Jason Conway, Robin Tompkins, Louis Smith, Jona than Massicot.

Freshman Class Officers. Left to right , Colleen Kenny, Courtney Schupp, Sarah Beth Odom, Stephanie Sharpie, Victoria Hodges.

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Dina, Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail.

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Congratulations To The Class Of 1993!

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The Nature of This Flower is To Bloom ~ Alice Walker!

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Peace,Love,and Best Wishes at Cornell

Mom, Dad, and Beau

Time changes everything but love, and love changes time into passing dreams.

Elizabeth Hillery Sullivan

CONGRATULATIONS AMY LOVE MOM, STEPHANIE, AND KISMET DGPJay, Brent, David, Kendall, John, Justin, Paige, Patrick, Amy, Michael, Beth, Anouk, Lindsay, Rene, lrfan, and Breck ---- 4th period physics ----

Over 1,000 points and over l,000,000,000 loving memories

the most memorable and fun teaching experience: " Where 's Patrick? . . Get away from my desk, Dr. Love! .. Jay and the bagel .. Brent, you 're #I! .. Kendall & her soap .. Justin & Rene .. Brent & Beth ..

Breathe & lose fat .. Buttafuco . . what page? . . what problem? .. wait. you talk too fast .. I just don't understand .. where's - .. oh , s/ he dropped the class .. hi , miss Dif, hi, Miss Dif. HI, Miss Dif .. I will miss you all - you will always be in my heart ..

Lots of Love & Best of Luck, MDB

of loose ball fouls and "Nice features" and "Do-se does" We're so proud of you!

Hugs galore, Mom, Dad, and Christi

CONGRATULATIONS JENNY and the CLASS of 1993

The past years have been wonderful and we hope the next years will be even better!

We'll miss you! but we have great plans for your room

Love Always, Mom, Dad, Ben, and His Royal Lowness

uWhen We're Together We're A Hell Of A Crew."

- Jimmy Buffett THE CLAN Gator 's dancing at Tchops girls' night out Waldo 's D&D 6 abreast Bourbon walkout girls on t he hood sprawling Shoreline Townhomes Houston's Long lsland Ice Teas Santa's Helpers Port -O -Call O ' Henr y's- birthdays trouts Playboy bunnies and bike r babes Parlay 's beaut iful the for bidden-Hofbrau .. out of control your mama pulled a spark plug . psychotic . sleeping and meeting at AM 's I can't believe we pushed the Burban sneaking out of SJ's house rolling PN' s s lumber part ies Sweet 16-A Night on the Town lat e night food binges Taco Bell Destin -Spring Break Hurr icane party scam s tori es MK & CC 8th grade girls hating us freshman year boy fr iends .. AM=bad influence . road trips to Kenner mini -pep ralli es GNR concerts camping out thumpers sign check . questions never . July 4th in Destin . . eviction in unit 5 4-6 pm 6,09 90210 & Me lrose pa rt ies salt lines Romeo-The Bottom Line dancing on tables and swinging from chandeliers the fly 1st lunch leave ever-Jeep Mardi Gras '92 " little birdie in the tree " Awards Day '91 MK pouring upside down shots total eclipse of the heart " Now and forever , I will always th ink of you . Didn 't we come together . Didn ' t we live together . Didn 't we cry together.

Didn 't we play together . Didn't we love together . And together we lit up the world ."

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BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE WITH LOVE FROM DIAN, JIMMY, LEE, AND LINDSAY

CONGRATULATIONS, JENNIFER - AN OUTSTANDING EDIT OR-IN-CHIEF! Good luck in all your future endeavors!

Working with you for the past two years has made my job worthwhile. I will always treasure our friendship. You have my admiration and respect!

Love, Mrs. DiFulco-Brignac Michelle Joanne Kenny We are so proud of you! Thanks for all the memories! It's been FUN! Michelle, thanks for being a wonderful sister and best friend anyone could ask for! Good luck next year!

P.S. Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So . . . Explore.

Dream. Discover.

Love Always, Mom, Dad, and Coleen

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St. Martin 's Day Family Fest

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Finally The Finale From all of us to all of you, so long and farewell! We hope you enjoy your memori es as much as we have enjo y ed putting them together . The members of the st aff wish to thank Mrs. Su san Adair, Miss Jo Allen, Mr. Ford Dieth, Mrs. Mary Di fulco-Brignac , Mrs. Chris Hamann, Mr. Randy Oddo , Mr s. Ilen e Pool , Jennifer Schupp, and everyone else who contributed to The Shield. Good Luck Class of 1993 in all your future endeavors.

Rig ht , Blaine Ye lve rt on pla ys on th e swin gs durin g free pl ay.

Far Ri ght, Charl es Willi ams and Robert Faus t pa use for a pi ct ur e. Ri ght , Juni or girl s show th ei r rin gs o ff af t e r Rin g Day.

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Farewell To The Seniors

Thi s Page, Top Left , Who started it? Top Right, Huh ? Middle Left , Samantha, you smil e too much. Middle Right , Isn't that against the Student Center rules Ben? Bo ttom Left , Nothing to do again Brian?

Bottom Ri ght , What smells? Opposite page, Top Left , I wonder why we have bugs in the hall ? Top Middle, Are you stu dy ing again Brett? Top Right, What are you up to now Kirn? Middle Left , Scott will you explain this to me. Middle Right, Really this is my first one.

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Top Middle, Check ou t my new sweater. Top Right , Come sit on my lap. Middle Left, MarMar strikes a pose. Middle, Alllllright, Middle Right, You 're not going to take my picture.

Far Left , It was this big, I swear. Middle , Is that extra credit? Left , What did you say about Tossy?

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Top Middle , Wha t do you mean I have to go in again? Top Right , Wai t what did you say? Middle Left, What did you say about me? Mi ddle , Friends Forever.

Middle Right , Oh John, naught y, naughty . Bottom Left , I'm too cool for this . Bottom Middle, Yes, of course physics is fun . Left, Murtuza ponders.

Top Left, Cheese! Top Right, What did you say? Middle Left , What about it. eh? Middle, You only think I'm studying.

Midd le Right , Working on her masterpiece. Above, Ph ys ics buddies. Right , Don 't take my picture. Far Right , Come on.

Top Left, Oh my god, my shoulder hur ts. Top Right , Show 'em your pearly whites. Middle Left, Please, I'm trying to study. Middle Right, What happened? Bottom Left, This is a layout . . . Bottom Right , Cheese! Bottom, I t hink I have this one.

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ABBOTT, Erich 148 ABERNATHY , John 108, 170, 171, 186 ABER NA THY , Lindsey 124 ABRAMS, Amanda 116,167, 174, 198, 221 ABRY, Lisa 19,112,167,170, 178, 198, 251 ADAIR, Jay 56, 95, 99, 180, 222,223, 226,227,243, · 258 ADAIR, Peter 116, 219 ADAMS, Leigh 100, 174, 197 ADAMSON, Kristen 124, 127 ADKERSON, Clark 45, 56, 176, 177, 256 ADKERSON, Ryan 124 ADKERSON, Tyler 100,177, 204,208,227 ALEMAN, Chad 19, 56, 93, 204, 208, 210, 226, 227, 246,255 ALI, Murtuza 20, 57; 96, 172, 214, 215, 222, 223, 227,257 ALI, Riaz 104, 172, 17 3, 222 ALIZADEH, Adel 148 ALLEN , Robert 116, 119, 176 ALSFELD, Cassie 140 ALSFELD, Clark 144 ALSFELD, Margaret 132 AMATO, Ashley 58, 96, 214,257 ANAND, Akash 28, 112, 113, 225 ANAND, Priya 124 ANAND, Rishi 104,107,200 ANDERSON, Stiles 22, 100, IOI, 182 ANDERSSON , Andrea 108, 172,1 73, 174, 197, 208 ANDERSSON, Lise 16, 19, 22, 41, 58, 91, 94, 172, 174, 186, 219, 226, 227 ANGEHR, James 104, 180, 186, 204, 214, 222, 223 ANGEHR, Mark 116, 172, 222 ANGELICO, Andrew 140 ANGELICO, Blaise 124 APPLEWHITE, Tiffany 116, 117,174 ARCENEAUX, Clay 116, 118 AREAUX, Raymond 124 ARGOTE, John 112, 113, 211 ARMA TIS, Clarke 148 ARTIGUES, Geoffrey 116, 182,209 ASHCOMBE, James 112 AUTHEMENT, Ashley 112, 115, 221 AXELRAD, Brian 100, 103, 164,194,208,210,211 AXELRAD, Thomas 27, 59, 94, 99, 164, 208, 254

BAER, Jason 128, 129 BAIER, Ashley 22, 104, 184, 172.178, 197, 210 BAIG, Zakir 116, 172 BAILEY, Brooke 17,104,174, 210 BALART, Carter 59, 95, 99, 165, 176, 208, 254 BARNETT, Jeffrey 112, 182 BARTOL OTT A, Dominick 104,186 BASS, Barrett 144 BASS, Brice 148, 149 BA TT, Julie 140 BAUER, Jarret 124 BAUER, R. McGeorge 43, 100, 176, 196 BEAUCHAMP, Robert 140 BEAULIEU, Brent 39, 43, 100, 176, 177,194,204, 205 BEAULIEU, Curt 108, 176, 204,205 BECNEL, Ainsley 124 BECNEL, Bradley 108, 176, 216,217 BECNEL, Landon 100 BELL, Brian 41, 140 BELL, John Roger 124 BELL, Veronica 20, 60,218, 219,259 BELLARD, David 12, 100, 194,208 BELLARD, Stephen 108, 186 BENGTSSON, Anna 124 BENGTSSON, Erik 116, 172, 182 BENNETT, Robert 112, 176, 224 BERNSTEIN, Nicole 120, 224 BETZ, Catherine 116, 118, 167, 170, 178 BLACK, Carrie 14, 100, 227 BLACK, Marty 13, 116, 182, 189 BLATT, Adam 140 BLATT, Michael 124 BLATT, Richard 132, 133, 135 BLA TTY, Jennifer 108 BLOCK, Courtney 140 BOHRER, Shane 100, 108, 194 BOLOGNA, Benjamin 148, 149 BOLOGNA, Katherine 124 BOOS, Carly 132 BOOS, Heather 136 BORDELON, Brett 104, 170, 172, 182, 222 BORDELON, Christopher 5, 37,116, 176,190 BORDELON, Emily 116,117, 167, 174,198,209 BORDELON, Michael 112

BOSSETTA, Michael 148 BOURG, Crista 132 BOURG, Jeanne 19, 112, 115, 167,198 BOURGEOIS, Jason 140 BOURQUARD, Blake 116, 182 BOWMAN, Christopher 108, 180, 196, 208, 210 BOYCE, Kaitlin 5, 17, 22, 33, 100, 200, 227 BRADSHAW, Benjamin 144 BRADSHAW, Thomas 140 BRANTING, Kyle 27, 36, 43, 60, 186, 210, 216, 230, 253 BRA TINA, Allyson 104, 170, 17 3, 218, 219 BRAVO, Carolina 24, 61, 214, 215, 231, 252 BREAUX, Evan 144 BRENNAN, Samantha 24, 61, 91,252 BRETZ, Michael 104 BRINSON, Benjamin 148 BROCKHOEFT, Ty 140,143 BROEKSTRA, Chelsea 140 BROWN, Holly 136, 139 BROWN, James 136, 139 BROWN, Jason 120 BROWN, Michael 108, 180, 212 BROWN, Ryan 131 BUCHLER, Harold 128 BUHRMAN, Julie 136 BUHRMAN, Laura 144 BUNCH, Jordan 136 BURKE, Katherine 132, 134 BURSHELL, Ari 112, 176, 222 BURSHELL,Dana124 BYRD, Caroline 108, 110, 212 cCc CACIOPPO, Alice 124 CAINE, John 132 CAINE, Stephanie 116, 117, 178, 190, 198, 225 CAMPO, Cristina 136 CAMPO, Jonathan 120, 224 CAMPO, Marcie 112,225, 251 CAPO, Ashlan 144 CAPO, Lissa 132 CARISELLA, Jay 148, 149 CARROLL, Vanessa 100, 102, 172, 190, 192, 193, 208,222,227 CARVIN, Jessica 124 CASAMENTO, Leslie 132 CASERTA, Mario 104, 186 CAST AING, Margot 132 CAST AING, Peter 125 CASTANO, Sara 132.135 CA TSULIS, Peter 125 CA TSULIS, Spiro 140

CA V AROC, Mike 108, 220 CA V AROC, Peyton 117, 182,221 CECIL, Andrea 23, 108, 172, 174, 186, 200 CHAKRA VARTY, Deepak 104, 107, 184 CHAKRAVARTY, Nisha 112, 225 CHAMBERS, Cara 120, 121, 209, 211, 220, 221 CHAMBERS, Christopher 100, 186, 208, 251 CHANG, Allan 112, 114, 222, 223 CHANG, Michelle 125 CHAPPUIS, Courtney 144 CHARLTON, Mary 144 CHAUVIN, Britton 132 CHAUVIN, Christian 112, 114,189 CHAUVIN, Kendall 120, 122,211 CHESTER, Stephen 148 CHIEN, Gene-Hon 112, 176 CHOPIN, Nicole 136 CHRESTMAN, Andrew 117, 182 CHRESTMAN, Mary Beth 14, 62, 96, 214, 219, 232, 259 CHRISTY, Arthur 62, 91, 176,222,223,227,254 CHRISTY, Charles 26, 113, 114, 176, 224, 225 CHUGDEN, Christopher 144 CHURCH, Ford 32, 100, 200,200 CLEMENTS, Ann 120, 225 CLOSE, Christopher 117, 222 CLOSE, Joanne 104, 100, 190,208 CLOSE, Sarah 63, 200, 214, 219,257 CLOTWORTHY, Colin 31, 128 CLOTWORTHY, Jason 28, 113 CLOTWORTHY, Ricky 125 CLOTWORTHY, Robby 113, 176,225 COFFMAN, Bradley 31, 104, 186, 222 COFFMAN, Christopher 19, 25, 63, 91, 99, 186, 208,227,254 COLBURN, James 132 COLEMAN, Amy 100, 190, 212 COLEMAN, Jennifer 113, 167,174,198,225 COLEMAN, Jonathan 128 COLFRY, John 117, 119, 172, 222 COLLINS, Brad 41, 140

COLLINS, Jeannette 37, 144 COLON, Chad 148 CONROY, Ashley 136 CONROY, Brooke 144 CONTREARY, Casey 144, 147 CONTREARY, Colin 136, 137 CONTREARY, Kara 128 CONWAY, Jason 5, 104, 180,227 COONS, Anna 141, 144, 147 COONS, David 132 CORCORAN, Nikki 24, 28, 64.184, 259 CRANNER, Gordon 148, 149 CRAWFORD, Andrew 117, 182,217 CRAWFORD, Benjamin 64, 99, 182, 183, 214, 215, 222, 223,227,232,252 CROTTY, Emily 136 CROTTY, Lindsay 128,130 CROUCH, James 136, 138

DICHARRY, Nicole 125 DIETH, Edmund 45, 65, 91, 93, 99, 164, 208, 238, 254 DINON, Brandon 88, 113, 115,176,251 DINON, Kendall IOI, 103, 227 DINSDALE, Jennifer 117, 118, 167, 178,198,222 DITTMAN, Anderson 140 DOWNING, Brittany 141 DOZIER, Matthew 148 DUBUS, John 125 DUGAN, Brady 5, 104, 208, 209 DUGAS, Preston 120, 216, 224 DUNN, Rebecca 108, 166, 190, 197, 218 DUPLANTIS, Seth 120, 123 DUPLASS, Blake 136 DUPLASS, Stella 4, 148 DURBIN, Erin 13, 39, 45, 66, 212, 213, 218, 227, 256 eEe

dDd D'AUNOY, Donald 251 D'AUNOY, Elizabeth 136 DALY, Brendan 136 DALY, Denise 132 DALY, Lauren 117,167,190, 211,225 DALY, Michael 132, 133 DANFLOUS,William 44, IOI, 176, 196 DARA Y, Elizabeth 120, 220 DASTUGUE, Katilin 148, 149 DAVIDSON, Christopher 120,122.224 DAVIDSON, Katy 19, 113, 198,225 DELANEY, Michelle 117, 167, 178, 190, 211 DELLINGER, Lauren 117, 167, 198, 209 DENNY, Laura 37,140 DENNY, Rebecca 148 DENUNA, Jennifer 33, 108, 166, 190, 197, 200 DEV ARAJAN. Arthi 113, 115, 178,221 DEBOISBLANC, Amy 65, 97, 200. 207, 214, 239, 256 DEBOISBLANC, Lisette 41, 144 DEBOISBLANC, Pierre 128, 130 DIASSELLISS, John IOI, 117.

208,227 DIASSELLISS, Judith 167.

178, 198, 221 DICHARRY, Elise 117. 170, 178,209 DICHARRY, Evan 133

ECKSTEIN, Kristin 144 EDWARDS, Jackson 136 EICHBERGER, Nicole 66, 191, 208, 209, 218,227, 258 ELIZARDI, Jeffrey 105, 107, 210,214 ELLIOTT, Caroline Ill, 108, 174 EMOND, Ian IOI EMORY, Meredith 137 EMORY. Preston 148 ERBSTOESSER, Marina 37, 145 ERBSTOESSER. Morgan 137,138 ERNST, Jennifer 117, 190, 198 EV ANS, Amy 141 EV ANS, Ryan 128 EY AMBA, Claude-Nathalie 24. 105, 100, 178, 186, 188, 189, 197, 208 fFf FARLEY,RyanI29 FARRIS, Barbara IOI, 178, 186,208 FARRIS, Jessica 137,138 FAUGHT, Katie 67, 91,214, 256 FAUST, Erich 109,186,216, 217 FAUST, Robert 22, IOI FAUST, Stephen 113,221 FAVROT, Thomas 137 FELL. Ashley 137 FELL. Megan 145 FELTER, Scott 120, 123

FELTER, Wesley 109, 110, 186 FENERTY, Katherine 141, 145,147 FENNER, Wesley IOI, 208 FIORENZA, Alecia 109, 174, 197,208 FIORENZA, Juliana 120, 209 FLEMING, Jason 136, 137 FLEMING, Jonathan 133 FLETTRICH, Annie 109, 190, 193,197 FLICK, Chad 113,176,224, 225 FOLSE, Aimee 120, 121, 224, 225 FOLSE, Richard 13 3 FORET, Brian 128 FORET, Kristin 148 FOURNIER, Bradfor d 128, 130 FOX, Rabun 141, 143 FRANCE, Adrian 145 FRANCIS, Matthew 104, 105, 170, 172, 186, 222 FRANCIS, Ryan 128 FRANSEN, David 120 FRANSEN, Emily 141 FREY, Mignon 44, 101, 166, 178, 190, 191, 192, 208, 227 FUNK Allyson 140, 141 gGg GAIR, Ja Juan 19, 28, 113, 167, 178, 198, 225 GALLAV AN, Charles 141 GARLAND, Kimberly 23, 24, 67. 170, 17 3, 253 GARSIDE. Geoffrey 133 GARSIDE, Nicola 137 GARVEY, Catherine 24, 37, 105, 172, 174, 186, 197, 204,210 GARVEY, Patrick 36, 68, 91, 186, 204. 210, 226.

227,248,259 GATTI, Lauren 24, 37, 45, 105, 166, 172, 197, 204, 218 GEARY, Ashby 141 GEARY, James 125 GEARY, Tyson 96, 108, 109, 213 GENGO, Lindsey 148 GEOGHAGAN, Ryan 141 GEORGE, Christopher 122 GEORGE, Jennifer 133 GETTEN, Douglas 113, 176, 220,224 GETTEN, Elisabeth 30, IOI, 172, 174, 175, 200, 208, 210,226 GETTEN, Thomas 128, 130 GIBBS, Hillary 145, 147 GIBBS. Lauren 137 GIEGER, Leslie 137 GIEGER, Michael 148

GILL, Jordan 125 GILL, Stephanie 140, 141 GILL. Taylor 133, 135 GLADNEY, Victoria IOI, 208 GLASER, Bradley 105, 214, 215 GLASER, Jeffrey 128 GLEASON, David 30, 45, 68, 180, 184, 254 GODCHAUX, John David 109, 172, 194, 210 GODIW ALA, Nihal 117 GODIW ALA, Sahil 105, 180, 184, 214, 215, 222, 223 GOLD, Colin 69, 208, 255 GOLD, Eric 125 GOLD, Scott 27, 105, 100, 194,207 GOLDBLATT, Justin 121, 216,224 GOLDBLATT, Kevin 108, 109,182 GOLDBLATT, Tracy 133 GOODWIN, William 109, 186,210 GOROWARA, Tanya 121, 224,225 GOSS, Cara 133, 134 GOSS, Kyle 121, 224, 225 GOULAS, Spyros 125 GRACE, Sean 69, 91, 99, 182, 183, 172, 17 3, 227, 257 GRAF, Scott 117, 221 GRAF, Wheeler 133 GRAY, Denver 145,149 GREER. Lindsey 133 GRIFFITH, Jason 100, 101, 186, 208, 216, 217, 226 GRIFFITH, Steven 19, 20, 43, 70, 91, 96, 99, 208.

209, 216, 233, 254 GROOVER, Mitchell 117, 225 GUIDRY, Brett 70, 91, 172, 208,227.253 GUZZETTA, Anthony 117, 176,221 GUZZETTA, Ginger 125 hHh HAEUSER, Hance 133 HALL. Amanda 117,167,174, 178, 190, 221 HALL, Ashley 17, 22, 105, 172, 197, 210 HALL, Elizabeth 133 HALL, Kelly 117,174,198, 209 HALL, Lee 105, 176, 177. 186, 214,215 HALL. Mathison 121, 123 HAMLIN, Kristi 13, 44, IOI, 20I, 208, 213 HAMM, Scott 125

HAMM, Stephanie 28, 113, 221 HANEMANN, Elizabeth 113, 211 HANEMANN, Michelle 121 HARMON, Jason 128 HARMON, Shellie 133, 135 HARRIS, Douglas 137 HARRIS, Meredith 149 HARRIS, Rufus 125 HARRIS, Scott 137 HAWKINS, Charles 121, 211, 216, 224 HAYCOCK, Kathleen 23 , 24, 45 , 71, 91, 95 , 214, 253 HEALY , Gareth 22, 71, 208, 214, 236, 252 HENNINGTON, Thomas 149 HENSON, Withers 145 HIDALGO, Marco 14, IOI, 208 HINTZ, Megan 19, 113, 115, 167, 174. 198, 225 HINTZ, Nicholas 125 HIRSCH, Rebecca 137 HOBBS, Daniel 141 HODGES, Victoria 109, 172, 173, 174,175,227 HOLDEN , Mark 145, 147 HOLDEN , Thacher 117 HOLLAND, Brittani 137 HOLLINGER, Elizabeth 24, 129 HOLLINGER, Michael 121 HOPKINS, Graham 141 HOPKINS, Worth 149 HOSKINS, Daniel 141 HOSKINS, Stephen 137 HOUGHTALING, Brian 22, 29, 72, 182, 183, 186, 214, 252 HOUGHTALING, Edward 133 HOUSTON, Jonathan 109, 11 7, 180 HOUSTON, Matthew 117 HUBER, Beth 105, 186, 208, 215 HURTT, Kevin 113, 176, 224, 225 HUSSERL Alex 105, 205, 207 HUSSERL Elizabeth 109, 166, 174, 186, 204, 205, 208 HY A TT, John 32, 72, 170, 172, 227 , 257 HYMEL , Margaux 149 HYMEL Shawn 133, 134 HYMOWITZ, Emily 118, 167, 170, 178, 190, 198, 225 iii INGOLD, Christopher 129

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jJj JACOBSON, Wendy 141 JAHNCKE, Davis IOI. 208 JAMES, Shannon 24, 73, 174, 175,186,197,208, 219, 253 JAMES, Staci 24, 105, 178, 197, 199, 210 JAMES, Will 141 JANKE, Amanda 141 JANKE , Benjamin 129, 130 JANSSEN, Brandon 149 JASPAN, Andrew 113, 114 JAY AKRISHNAN, Asha 113, 115, 167, 225 JOHNSON, Allison 39, 121, 209, 211,225 JOHNSON, Amy 73,219, 258 JOHNSON, Bradley 129 JOHNSON, Christopher 129 JOHNSTON, Cooper 149 JOHNSTON, William 22, 109, 194, 217 JONES, Eric 141 JONES, Justin 12, 13, 74, 92, 186, 204, 205, 208, 227,256 JONES, Stephanie 105, 105, 190,208 kKk KARTZKE, Adam 105, 107, 176 KASE , Bucky 5, 118 KASTON, Joshua 125 KASTON, Stephanie 24, 129 KA TOCH, Gaurav 125, 251 KA TOCH, Ruchi IOI , 120, 208 KA YE, Brian 118, 182, 211 , 219 KA YE, Melanie 45, 74, 91, 205, 218, 219, 259 KEENEY, Amy IOI, 174, 227 KEENEY, Natalie 149 KENDRICK, Brian 105, 200, 213 KENDRICK, Paul 133 KENNY, Coleen 109, 166, 174,197,208,227,247 KENNY, Michele 16, 22, 39, 75, 93, 166, 168, 169, 197, 219,247,257 KERR . Lauren 149 KERRIGAN, Robert 105, 182 KHODR, Rami 145 KILINSKI. Anna 113, 115, 167, 178, 179, 198 KIMBLE. Emily 28, 113, 174, 198,222 KIMBLE. Kathryn 5, 39, IOI, 172, 173, 186,205,208, 226,227

KLEINSCHMIDT, Rhett 128, 129,131 KOCH, Fritz 75, 91, 180, 181, 234,258 KOENIG, Clayton 129 KOTT, Jay 118, 217 KRITIKOS , Philip 141 Ill LAROSA, Steven 149 LABOUISSE , Charles 105, 2,214,215 LABOUISSE , Mary-Francis 109, 166, 218, 251 LANGLOIS, Stephanie 109, 166, 190, 191, 193,205 LARSON, Derek 121,216 LAW, Victoria 101, 190, 214 LEGARDEUR, Louise 137 LEMIEUX, Christopher 76, 99, 170, 235, 254 LEASK, Christian 14, 22, 76, 176, 208, 254 LEE, David 125 LEE, Jennifer 43, IOI , 103, 190,208 LEE, Marigny 31, 105, 218, 219,251 LEE , Peter 133 LENTER, Jordan 125 LEONE, Joey 133 LEONE, Jessica 141 LEVINE, Andrew 141 LEVINE, John 137 LEVINE, Lindsay 121, 209, 224,225 LEVY, Elizabeth 133 LITTLE , Graham 133 LO, Richard 118, 119, 170 LOBELL Brandon 129, 131 LONGO, Ross 105, 214, 215 LOPES, Erica 118, 167, 174, 198,209 LOTT, Jessica 113 LOUPAKOS, Dimitri 137, 138, 139 LOUPAKOS, Sophia 145 LU, Jonathan 137 LUCKY, Paul 141 LUCKY, Stephanie 4, 149 LYEKI, Julie 5, 17, 22, IOI, 172, 178, 186, 187,210,226 mMm MANARD, Alice 16, 22, 77, 166, 168, 172, 178, 186, 227, 251, 255 MALONE , Alison 142, 144 MALONE, Kristin 145 MALONE, Lauren 24, 25 , 129,130 MANARD, Robert 77, 187, 256 MANARD, Wendy 24,105, 105, 172.174.186, 187,197, 208,218

MANNING, Shawn 105, 178, 186,208 MARCHAL Wesley 5, 20, 105, 164, 182 MARICE, Marshall 14, 45, 78,236,255 MARKS, Beth 20, 45, 78, 91, 212, 214, 258 MARSHALL , Carter 79, 91, 99, 180, 181, 208, 255 MARSHALL Katherine 125 MARTINEZ, Allison 109, 166,184 MARTINEZ, Jason 29, 134 MARTINEZ, Jonathan 126 MARTINEZ, Katherine 117, 118, 167, 178, 198, 221 MARTINEZ, Stephanie 105, 190, 201.213 MASSICOT, Jonathan 105, 184, 185, 227 MASSICOT, Joshua 126 MATTHEWS, Andrew 145 MA TULICH, Dominique 114, 167, 178, 190, 198, 211 , 225 MAUMUS , Fletcher 121, 224 MAURER, Elizabeth 105, 190,218 MAURER, Meredith 134 MAURER, William 121 MAYEUX, Andrew 149 MCALLISTER, Ian 109, 170, 171,212 MCALPINE, Jennifer 112, 114.190, 225 MCCARRON , Shaun 126 MCCHESNEY , Charles 118 MCCHESNEY , David 145 MCCORMICK, Brian 149 MCCORMICK, Kevin 114, 176,222 MCCORMICK, Malain 121, 209 MCCULLOUGH, Daniel 145 MCCULLOUGH, Patrick 129 MCDANIEL Michelle 118, 167, 178, 179, 198, 209 MCDANIEL Sharon 22, 105, 166, 168, 208, 210 MCDERMOTT, Meghan 118, 167, 174,198,209 MCELROY, Sky 145, 251 MCGEEHAN, Chip 31 , 109, 186 MCILWAIN, Courtney 114, 115,211, 222,223,225 MCKEY, Rahna 102 MCKINNIE , Mary 110, 190 MCKINNIE, Merrick 102 MCLEAN, Brendan 105 MCMANUS, Bryan 129 MCMANUS, Elizabeth 110, Ill, 166, 186, 208, 210 MCQUAIG, Meghan 134

MCQUAIG, Wil 144, 145, 147 MEDINA, Eduardo 137 MELIUS , Grant 121, 220, 221 MENDEZ, Andres 126 MENDEZ, Camilo 102, 194, 216, 227 MENDEZ, Jonathan 120, 121, 216 MENDEZ, Jose Carlos 121 MENDEZ, Juan 134 MENDEZ, Patrick 129, 131 MERRICK , Caroline 118, 167, 190, 198, 209 MERRICK , Thomas 126 MEUNIER , Claire 126 MEUNIER, Justin 118, 182 MEYER , David 118 MICHAEL , Dina 79, 91, 208, 219, 22 7, 23 7, 259 MILANO, Kimberl y 110, 184, 218 MILES, Brooke 114, 220 MILLER , Suzanne 42, 102, 208 MILLS, Holly 33 , 102, 174, 186, 188, 208 MILLS, Noel 20, 134 MINOR , Al 121 MIOTON, Christopher 19, 134 MIOTON, Lauren 145, 146 MIRANNE. Carole 30, 110, 172,174,197,204, 205 , 218 MOHRMANN, Ashle y 24, 129 MOHRMANN, David 142 MOLAISON, Justin 121, 123 MONSOUR, Hunter 142 MONSOUR, Ryan 129 MONSTED, Anne 24, 30, 41, 42, 45 , 80, 94, 178, 186, 189, 197, 208, 210, 214, 251, 258 MOORE , Ben 110 MOORE, Jennifer 80, 97, 200, 214, 219, 244, 259 MOORE, Sean 142, 143 MOORE, Steven 114 MOREAU, Aimee 24, 129 MOREAU, Michael 102, 170, 172, 208, 215 , 227 MORRISON, Parker 145, 146 MORTILLARO, Nicholas 129,131 MORTILLARO, Peter 137 MOSES, Trey 126,251 MOUSTOUKAS, Diana 126, 127 MOUSTOUKAS, John 133, 134 MULDREY, Barry 138 MULLIN, Charles 134 MURPHY, Christina 105, 100, 186, 208

MURPH Y, Rya n Ann 23, 110, 166, 190, 200 MURRAY, Stephanie 110, Ill , 166, 174

O'BRIEN, Andrew 129 O'BRIEN, Patrick 39, 118, 176,217 O'BRYON , Jeffrey 149 O'CONNELL, Catharine 24, 129,131 ODELL John 142, 143 ODELL, Richard 149 ODOM, Patrick 19, 82, 204, 208, 227 , 255 ODOM, Sarah Beth 110, 166, 174, 208, 227 OGE, Woodward 23 , 110, 186 OLSON, Brittan y 121, 224 ORDEMANN, Emery 121, 224 ORDEMANN, Marshall 19, 20,134 OZAH , Chike 23 , 100, 110, 180, 186, 212, 220, 221

PARTON , Kr ist i 44, 102, 103, 227 PATEL, Neej 146 PATEL, Neema 146 PA TRICK, Jacqueline 138 PATTERSON, Margaret 146 PAUL, David 138 PEARCE. Roger 114, 176 PECK , Christina 138 PECK , Megan 134 PECQUET, Amy 83, 91 , 200, 201 , 219, 227, 243, 25 7 PERES, Jeremy 146 PEREZ, Elena 119, 178, 190, 225 PERRET, Cindy 100, 107, 166, 190, 200, 212, 218, 219 PERRET,Jonathan 122 PERRIN , Tara 138 PETERS , Thomas 42, 102, 182 PETERSON , David 126 PETERSON , Robert 100, 107, 194, 210 PHELAN , Keith 122, 123, 220 PHILLIPS , Adrienne 119, 167, 174, 198, 209 PICCOLO , Christian 126, 127 PICCOLO, Katie 134 PITTMAN, Ridgely 100, 200, 201, 212, 218, 219 PITTS, Michael 83, 176, 186, 207, 227 , 258 PODRET, Phillip 149 PORTER, Allen 149 PRASAD , Meeta 13, 41 , 84, 93, 200, 208, 212, 213, 218, 226, 227 , 25 7 PREVOST, Benjamin 5, 33, 100 PREWITT, Elizabeth 119, 174, 198,211 PREWITT , Lee 104, 107, 212 PSILOS , Christopher 114 PSILOS, Matthew 126 PUGH, Bryan 137, 138 PUGH, Kathar ine 146

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PACIERA, Elise 138 PACIERA, Kirth 133, 134 PAGE, David 45, 82, 94, 99, 180, 181, 186, 187, 204, 208, 243,252 PALACIOS, Tyler 145, 146, 147 PAPPAS, Alexandra 24, 130 PAPPAS, Nicholas 118, 119, 172, 222 PARDUE , Loren 108, 110, 182, 216, 217

QUIN ET, Stephen 122 QUINT AL, Rebecca 138 QUINT AL, Robert 149

REA, Harr is 122, 211, 216, 224 REA, Lillie 134 REE SE, Amanda 118, 119, 198, 209 REESE , Christopher 33, 102, 176 REESE , James 19, 114, 222, 223 RESIGNOLA, Jessica 121, 122, 209, 211, 225 RESIGNOLA, Matthew 138 RICHARD , Charles 146 RICHARD, Kaitlyn 139 RICHMOND, Robert 120, 122, 224, 225 RIGDON, Matthew 119, 182, 225 RIGDON, Megan 121, 122, 220,224, 225 ROBERTS, Ta ylor 149 ROBERTSON, Bet h 84,212, 213 , 219, 22 7, 256 ROBINSON , Scott 128, 130 RODRIGUE , Drew 126 RODRIGUE , Matthew 19, 20, 135 RODRIGUE , Ross 142 RODRIGUEZ, Ali son 119 RODRIGUEZ, Christopher 122 RODRIGUEZ, Stephen 102 ROGER, Joshua 119, 182, 21 7 ROGNON, Anouk 43, 102, 190, 192, 208 ROLSTON, Wesley 17, 22, 110, 166, 174, 208 ROMANO, Lindsay 44, 102, 197, 204, 205 ROME, Barry 126 RONQUILLO, Rene 42, 102, 178, 208 ROSE, Stuart 107, 212 ROSSNER , Carter 146 ROSSNER , Ryan 126 ROTHSCHILD , Shoshana 102, 212 ROY , Alexander 142 RUELLO , Trey 146 RUSSELL, John 110, 220 RY AN, Gretchen 45 , 85 , 200, 200, 218, 219, 22 7, 255 RY AN, J. Bradley 135 RY AN , Marie Louise 103, 186, 208, 214, 227 sSs

rRr RAMELLI, Rachel 146 RAMELLI, Rana 22, 107, 166, 168, 178, 208, 210 RAMELLI, Robert 119, 21 7 RAPPOLD, Tristan 105, 107, 17 3, 174, 186, 208 RE, Richard 126

SAIK , Walker 135 SALAZAR, Jessica 142 SAMUEL, Scott 126 SAMUEL Whitney 102, 103, 170, 171, 184, 185, 200, 208,210 SANDERS, Tossy 24, 28, 85, 91 , 95, 166, 169, 184, 209, 219, 227 , 246, 258

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SANT ANGELO, Ryan 120, 122,222 SAPORITO, Christopher 146, 147 SAPORITO, Scott 139 SAUNEE, Jules 135 SA YYAD, lrfan 103, 170, 172,214 SCALES, Jessica 139 SCALIA, Amy 122, 209 SCALIA, Amy 122, 209 SCALIA, Brent 103, 208 SCHENK, Jonathan 5, 107, 194, 208, 209 SCHOEN, Elizabeth 130 SCHOEN, Jonathan 137, 138 SCHOENFELD , Morias 32, 103,184 SCHROEDER, Billy 107, 196, 206, 207, 218 SCHUBER, Scott 86, 131, ISO, 208, 253 SCHUHMACHER, John 23, 108, 110, ISO, 194, 210 SCHUHMACHER, John 36, 103, ISO, 210 SCHUPP, Courtney 33, 110, 190, 206, 212, 227 SCHUPP, Jennifer 86,206, 207 , 227 , 242, 247 , 259 SCHWARZ, Spence 119, 172, 222 SCHWIN, Holly Ill SCIONEAUX, Monique 17 , 20, 22, 102, 103, 170, 172, 208, 226, 227 SCOTT, Amy 44,103,208 SENNER, Christopher 149 SENNER, Karl 142 SHACKELFORD, Elizabeth SHACKELFORD, Will 251 SHARPLE, David 123 SHARPLE, Stephanie 32, Ill , 190, 192, 213, 227 SHEPHERD, Adam 139 SHERWOOD, Chandler 130 SHERWOOD , Jonathan 123 SHOFST AHL, Chris 87, 91, 208, 210, 211, 257 SILVESTRI, Mia 149 SILVESTRI, Sara 143 SIMMONS, Richard 127 SIMON, Leigh 132, 134, 135 SIMON, Taylor 123,211,216, 224 SIMPSON, Erin IOI, 103, 178, 184, 208, 210 SIMS, Enjoli 37 SKINNER, Robert 127 SMALL. Carolyn 149 SMALL. Kevin 139 SMITH, Adam 127 SMITH, Brent 124, 127 SMITH, Daneel 127 SMITH, Jonathan 122, 123, 216 SMITH, Kimberly 13 7, 139

SMITH, Louis 107, ISO, 186, 222,223,227 SMITH, Lowery 115, 176, 221 SMITH, Melissa 44, 103, 190, 197, 208, 213 SMITH, Sarah 139 SMUCK, Michael 115, 211 SOLIS, Keri Ill, 166, 218 SOLIS, Kevin 119 SOLOMON, Gary 143 SPENCER, Melissa Ill SPINDLER, Alison 143 ST. AMANT, Jay Ben 87, 194, 254 ST. GERMAIN, Christine 134, 135 ST. GERMAIN, Melissa 19, 115, 167, 190, 198 ST. PIERRE, Stephen Ill, 176,212 ST AKELUM, Andrew 123, 216 ST AKELUM, Christopher 19, 88, 99, 164, 194, 208, 258 ST ANGA, Mark 135 STANLEY, Christine 140, 142,143 STEAD, Zachary 113, 115, 176 STEDMAN , Matthew 131, 127 STEDMAN, Ruth 145, 147 STEIN, Benjamin 20, 135 STEIN, Natalie 127 STERN, Abigail 132, 135 STEWART, Ashley 119, 174, 198,209 STEW ART, Dennis 130, 131 STONE, Alan 122, 123 SUBRAMANIAM, Akila 127 SUBRAMANIAM, Venkat 147 SUGGS, Frank 88, 91, 99, 176, 208, 252 SUTTON, Brett 115 tTt TAPPIN, Ashley 25, 89, 170, 212, 256 THAMES, Liev 106, 107, 186, 208 THAMES, Vaughn 118, 119, 167, 174,198,209 THOMASON, John Reily 5,107 THOMASON, Sara 115, 190 THOMASON, Thomas 114, 115, 182 THOMPSON, Trey 119, 219 THORNEYCROFT, Christina 107, 190, 212, 222 TIBLIER, Jimmy 147 TIKIA, Rahul 127 TIKIA, Robyn 142, 143 TOMPKINS, Ann 127

TOMPKINS, Robin 107, ISO, 181, 184, 185, 204, 206, 227 TRAHANT, Daniel 123 TRASK, Amelia 149 TREVINO, Breck 29, 42, 44, 166, 190, 191, 193, 206, 212,213 TRUAX, Tatum Ill, 178, 186 TUFTS, Ashley 139 TUURI, Rachel 107, 170, 190, 198, 206, 212, 218, 227 TUURI, Rebecca 119, 167, 170,174,190 TUURI, Sarah 127 TYLER, Tiffany Ill, 211 TYSON, Zachary 27, 130 uUu UDDO, Joseph 147 URIBE. Gabriela 147,251 vVv VALLADARES, Greg 103, 184 VEITH, Eric 107, 184, 208, 214,215 VENTURA TOS, Georg 130 VENTURA TOS, Lauren 119, 167, 178, 198, 209 VOGT, Brett 135 VOGT, Kelsey 149 VOLK, Jerome 123, 211, 224,225 VOLK, Meredith 107,174, 208 VON BEHREN, John 131 VOSS , Brandon 110, Ill, 200, 201, 212, 213 VOTH, Adam 127

WEIL. Janell 135 WEIL, Natalie 127 WELCH, Thomas 31, 131 WESSEL, David 127 WHITE, Jessica 143 WHITE, Mitchell 147 WILLIAMS, Bonnie 139 WILLIAMS, Caroline 123 WILLIAMS, Carra 149 WILLIAMS, Charles 42, 103,176 WILLIAMS, Gregory 131 WILLIAMS, Ian 27, 90, 164, 182, 183, 255 WILLIAMS, Jeffrey 107, 184,222 WILLIAMS, Stephanie 115 , 174,221 WILMERDING, Nicholas Ill WILSON, Justin 127 WILSON, Kristen 139 WILSON, Mariann 139 WINTER, Shane 216, 255 WISE, Jessica 147 WOHLEBER, Tay lor Ill, 190, 213 WOLF, Mark 107,176,186, 206,212 WOLFF, Ashley 143 WOOD, Andrew 147 WOOL. Harrison 39, 143 WOOL, Spencer 147 WOOL, Zachary 127 yYy YELVERTON, Blaine 146, 147 YELVERTON, Grant 135 YOUNG, John 138, 139 YUMUKOGLU, Mary 24, 130,131

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WALLEY, Laurel 147 WALLEY, Sara 24, 25, 131 WALTERS, Emily 149 WANEK, Elizabeth 5, 24, 103, 170, 171, 199, 208 WARD, Lauren 103, 208 WARD, Taylor 136,139 WATKINS, Charlotte 143 WATTS, Alan 123, 225 WATTS, Cammy 137,139 WATTS, Rachel 149 WATTS, Sarah 135 WEATHERLY, Mitchell 39, 89, 96, 186, 212, 214, 215, 255 WEA VER, Hardy 143 WEBB, Florie 123, 209 WEBER, Sta~y Ill, 178, 186, 197, 208, 210, 211 WEIGAND, Christopher 123,220 WEIGAND, Elizabeth 135

ZAHARIS, Christina 24, 131 ZAHARIS, Deno 119 ZIMMERMANN, John 143 ZIMMERMANN, Miesje 20, 24,131