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A Yearbook is a pictorial record of a school. This book attempts to show through pictures and copy the accomplishments, activities, disappointments, wins, loses, and most important, the people of St. Martin's 1994. The faculty, staff, students, parents, and alumni that comprise our school are represented. St. Martin's_Episcopal School offers many opportunities for all of us to grow, learn, and enrich our lives.

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August 25, 1993 ... Upper school over nights .. . 6th grade retreat ... 7th grade retreat ... 8th grade retreat ... Little Shop Of Horrors ... pep rallies ... Football ...

Homecoming Game . .. Homecoming Dance ... Volleyball ... Cross Country ...

Swimming ... STM Day '93 ... advisory groups ... detentions ... Saturdays .. . assemblies ... dress code ... 3 inches .. . lunch leave ... National Honor Society .. .

Student Council ... clubs ... Speech Tournaments ... Literary Rallies ... Christmas plays ... Basketball ... State Championships ... Soccer ... Wrestling ... Softball ... Baseball ... Track ... Tennis ...

Cheerleading ... Indian day ... World Day ... May Day ... May 27, 1994 ...

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The Class of 1994 dedicates the 1994 Shield to

Bruce Houghtaling Portrait of a Man

by Alan Berheimer Your face fills the sky like a windmill with the look of living certainty and a smile dissolved in the air You sit on your shoulders We see hair, mouth the nose on your face and the light brown in your light brown fifteenth century eyes one looking inside the other looking ahead you wear black the color of the universe and the blue sky is white in back What we don't know is what you are about to say

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Whether in the classroom, in the hall, or in the gym, you always look out for us, helping us in all that we do. You pick us up when we stumble, hold us when we cry, and cheer us up when we're sad. You've taught us to learn, to love, and to be great in what we do. We want to say THANK YOU, but that doesn't seem to be enough.

Instead, we'll use what you've taught us and pass it on to our children .

WE LOVE YOU, MR. H!

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HEADMASTER'S Salute to the Class of 1994

To the Class of 1994: The 1993-94 school year will always be very special for me . Not just because it is my last year as the Headmaster of this outstanding secondary institution , although that does have significant meaning for me . Rather, it is a special year because of this particular class . Each of you have played an important part in the development of St. Martin's this last year, as well as in many prior years .

This , your senior year, was one of significant change in the heart and the environment of the Upper School. The St. Martin's student commun ity needed a year of steady , thoughtful leadership from its upperclassmen - a year where the good of the institution and its members as a whole took precedence over personal ambition and gratification . You provided that leadership in all areas . From the classroom to the playing field and stage, you observed , you listened , and then you led .

Th e underclassmen who follow you have learned much about leadership: It takes sensitivity and caring to earn the respect and appreciation from fellow students and from the faculty ; it requires a strong sense of duty to stick with tasks which are necessary, but not particularly appealing ; and it takes strength of character and self-confidence to be able to accept disappointments and to continue on your course .

Compassion , resourcefulness , perseverance and unity are adjectives which are synonymous with the actions and character of the Class of 1994. You have played a significant role at St. Martin 's and you have left this commun ity with an appreciation for each of you individually as well as a class. I wish you the best in all your future endeavors . The universities and colleges into which you matriculate are fortunate , as they, too , will recognize and appreciate your presence . Good luck from the entire faculty and staff.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Pictured Back Row, Left to Right: Mr. Leo E. Beaulieu Ill , Mr. Thomas F. Getten , Dr. Luther Chase Williams , Mr. James M. McKinnie, Jr., Mr. Michael C. Odom , Dr. William Brooks Emory , Mr. Marshall F. Ordemann , Jr., The Rev. W. Gedge Gayle, Mr. G. William James Ill , Mr. John Peter Labouisse , Mr. Donald H. McDaniels , Mr. Robert Bernard Nolan, Mr. Charles H. Peterson , Mr. Thomas Jackson Bethune Ill. Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Brenda Manard , The Rev. Ronald H. Cl ingenpeel , Mr. Michael A. Flick, The Rt. Rev. James B. Brown , Mrs. Betty Bailliet.

1993 -1994 Officers President: Mr. Michael A Flick Vice-President: Dr. William Brooks Emory Secretary : Mr. John Peter Labouisse Treasurer : Mr. Michael C. Odom

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School Heads Left: St. Martin's Headmaster Mr. Donald S. Schwartz and Administrative Assistant to the Headmaster, Ton i Caserta

Ri ght: Assistant to the Head of the Upper School , Jane Caine, Head of Upper School , Bruce Houghtaling , and Secretary Ilene Pool

Left: Head of the Middle School , James W. W. Wilmerding and Secretary, Suzette Adai r.

Right: Head of th e Lower School , Marjorie R. Conatser and Secretary Dot Stengel

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Religious Education, English and History Department Left: Upper and Middle School Chaplin The Rev. Trawin Malone , Upper School Religion Jeanne Robertson , Chairman of Religion and Life Skills , and Lower School Chaplin The Rev. Edward Robertson , Jr.

Right, Standing Left to Right : Chairman of English Department Eileen K. Beckman, Andre Herrington, Michael A. Giambelluca, John Pardee,Margaret Schuber ; Seated Left to Right: Jean Parmelee , Lee Coffey Klebba, and June Wells.

Left: Vicki V. Johnson , Chairman of the Social Studies Department Charles "Chuck" G. Rivet, Gloria E. Siegel , Dr. Rex 0. Mooney, Susan S. Houghtali ng, Bruce H. Houghtaling, Susan Godchaux, Danny Echt, and Betsy T. Kaston.

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Above : Standing , Left to Right: Jane Caine , Jeanne M. Cumberland , Stephenie Pittman , James R. Marsalis, Jr. Seated , Left to Right: Chairman of the Mathematics Department Janis S. McCormick and Dianne F. Greer.

Ri ght: Pamela A. Rogers , Guy C. Farber, Chairman of the Science Department Dr. Harriet G. Aguiar-Netto, Carolyn M. Hermann , Carrol Lessig and Dr. David E. Lesley. Not pictured : Warren A. Lind and Catherine Walker.

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Foreign Language, Visual Art and Performing Arts Left: Glenn J. Brady , Michael A. Giambelluca, Mary Hermann, Vi ncent 0 . Drago , Karen D. Scott, Chairman of the Foreig n Language Department Pedro B. Perez and Carol P. Baier. Not pictured : H. Pierre Leger.

Right: Carolyn S. Busenlener, Head of the Visual Art Department Carolyn W. Boone, Adair P. Watkins.

Left: Chairman of the Performing Arts Department Clarinda A. Coleman, Lee Contavasprie , and Peggy Fransen.

Right : James Cox and John Pardee.

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Physical Education Coaches and Library Staff Left Back Row : Athletic Director Joseph J. Gill , Mary Sue Edwards, Alan Smith , Darlene Rabalais, Michael M. McGuire , Mary "DoBee" Plaisance, Charles T. "Chick" McGeehan. Front Row : Donna B. Coons , Linda Trevino , Janet C. Russo , Al Trevino , Samuel A. Dozier.

Right, Standing: Janice J. Rees, Jim Durbin , Head Librarian , Lower School Virginia W . Hoffmann . Seated : Chairman of Library Department Doris Barron and Pat Ke lly.

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Development, Admissions and Business Office Left: Business Manager Barbara Ryan , Maria Dazet, Dianne Cahanin and Sheryl Readinger.

L Right Standing : Christine Hamann, Harold Graf. Seated: Mary Margaret Miller, Director of Development Barbara Boat Bush and Patti Micklin.

Left: Betty P. Bankston, Minna Ree Miranne and Director of Admissions Carolyn Wanek .

Right: Ernest Montgomery, Director of Food Services Sandy Pe rkinson , Beverly Savoy, Louise Marks, Yvonne Eiswirth , Marian Green , Betty O'Brien .

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Maintenance and Bus Drivers Left: Harlan "Tony" Willis, Robert Gustafson , Jenkins Knighten, O'Neal Bourgeois, Clarence Smith , Facilities Director Wayne Schulz, and Robert Peterson. Not pictured : John Pulley , William Keir, Mary Jackson and Louis Horn .

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Mothers' Club Right: Correspondng Secretary, Becky Ramel li, Trealu rer, Margo Dicharry , President, Nancy Hodges , Vice-President, Cheri Hall and Recording Secretary, Laura Casamento .

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Left: Treasure , Glenn Glaser, Vice-President at Large , Bayton Duplantis , President, Dale Crawford , Secretary, Bob Chambers , Vice-President, Lower School , Dan Duplass, Vice-President, Upper School , Steven F. Griffith , Sr. Not Pictured : Vice-President, Middle School , Brant Houston.

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Time magazine described 1993 as "the year it rained news". The worst flood in United States history occurred this year in the Midwest.

Los Angeles, also troubled by natural disaster, felt the rumblings of an earthquake and the cost of a billion dollar fire.

Bill Clinton assumed the presidency and began to fulfill his campaign promises, turning his attention to homosexual military service and , with Hillary RodhamClinton 's help, to the formation of a comprehensive health care plan.

Clinton did not escape accusations of scandal, however. Whitewater dealings surfaced just as Clinton's presidential ratings had stabilized, giving Clinton yet another issue to distract him from his work.

Other issues arose.

Musician Michael Jackson dealt with

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accusations of sexual misconduct. Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List won many Oscars; his Jurassic Park earned the largest movie profit. On the global scene , Israel and Palestine finally made

a peace treaty, and Nelson Mandela won the presidential elections in South Africa.

Many events occurred in the sports arena. Norway hosted and won the Winter Olympics, but most of the Olympic attention went to the saga of Tonya

Harding and Nancy Kerrigan. Ke rrigan lost first place by a narrow margin , but earned a silver medal in figure skating. Also in sports , Michael Jordan retired from basketball to experience minor-league baseball. Later, Monica Seles was stabbed during a tennis match .

In local news, the crime rate reached a record high. Governor Edwards legalized casino gambling , and Mark Morial won the Mayoral race.

In scholastic news, the girls athletic program once again had an extremely successful season. It won the state basketball championship and was in track and field.

The 1993-1994 school year will be one to remember.

Opposite Page: The Health Care debate begins . Top Left: Former President Nixon dies. Left Center: The California earth quakes. Right Center: The World remembers "D Day" after 50 years. Bottom Left: Tragedy on the ice . Nancy Kerrigan is injured . Bottom Right:Nelson Mandela is elected president of South Africa. Photographs courtesy of Time and Newsweek.

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Working to Serve Others!

The Life Skills program was developed as a half credit course, which addresses issues about which students needed to be informed in order to make a proper transition from high school to college. The course covers such topics as stress management, death and exploration of careers. The course also requires fifty hours of service to the community.

Students service hours must be spent working directly with disadvantaged persons.

They work in areas that range from schools to shel ters 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" . The program allows the student to become involved with those less fortunate and therefore is a great success.

Above: Julie Lyeki poses with children from the Crane Child Care Center. Left: Greg Northan Works with some young boys at the Waldo Burton Center.

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Top: Chris Chamber playing ball with some of the boys at Bridgedale Elementary. Above: Liz Getten and Monique Scioneaux are pictured with Aunt Jane Schmidt at Poydras Home. Left: Breck Trevino works with a patient at The New Orleans Rehabilitation Center

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The "Internship Program " is in it's second year at St. Martin 's . Th e program is fo r seniors only and is designed so that they can get a feel for the vocation th ey would like to enter into. Each senior finds a business in the field he or she is interested in and th at is willing to show them what the job entails .

The senior and the business enter into a contract and the student agrees to work for two weeks following final exams .

Both the business and the senior critique the experience . Hopefully it will help each one to better understand what is required in the job and make better decisions for the future .

Above : Stiles Anderson sets up display of color tubing for Luis Studios , Inc. Above Left: Mignon Frey works at the computer at the office of Walk, Haydel. Left: David Bellard with his students at Keller Elementary School.

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Far Left: Collin Schuhmacher doing research for Pat France Attorney at Law .

Left: Katie Kimble unwraps pottery at Orient Express. Middle: Mac Bauer running off prints at Eskew Filson Architects.

Bottom: Thomas Peters works on floor plan at Barry Fox Arch itectural Firm.

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UNDER THE Under the direction of Mr. Cox, Mr. Pardee an d Mr. Luke , St. Martin's students participated in three major plays in '93 '94. In the fall both Middle and Upper School students came together for three nights of Litttle Shop of Horrors. The man eating plant came alive before the au dience's eyes.

In the Spring , director Ricky Luke , brought

out the talents of the Middle School in Dracula the Musical From the sets to the costumes the entire performance came off without a hitch. Later in the Spring the Upper School students returned to the stage in Come Blow Your Horn. Mr. Pardee directed the comedy that contrasted two brothers who were at odds with their parents.

Above : Carrie Black, Ian McAllister and Billy Danflous pose in front or the "Flower Shop" . Left: The Doo-Wop Sisters, Ridgely Pittman , Holly Mills and Jennifer Coleman as theY finish a number.

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Top Left: Audry with her baby plants, Marco Hidalgo, Ian McAllister, Carrie Black and Billy Danflous . Top right: Amy Coleman , Catherine Garvey and Staci James.

Above Left: Billy is attacked by newspaper woman, Caroline Byrd. Above: Scott Gold has a deal Billy can not pass up.

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Middle School Dracula the Musical

Top : The cast of Dracula the Musical. Center Left: Marty Black, Brian Werth , David Fransen , Adam Voth , Jason Brown , Amanda Abrams, Elise Dicharry and Annie Clements . Center Right: Diana Moustouskas, Josh Kaston , Matthew Stedman , Jenny Ernst, Michael Blatt, Natalie Stein, Aimee Folse, Shann Mccarron , Nicole Dicharry and Marty Black. Bottom Left: Annie Clements , Grethen Gleason , Alan Stone, Amanda Reese, Brittany Olson, Jonathan Mendez, katherine Bologna and Sunny Katoch. Bottom Right: Mrs. Coleman straightens Brian Werth's tie before the performance .

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Come Blow Your Horn

Top: Rebecca Gordon dreaming about what is to come. Middle Left: Caroline Byrd takes a message for one of her sons. Middle Right: Brad Glaser tries to explain their relationsh ip to Rebecca Gordon . Left: The Cast from Left to Right: Chris Bordelon , Caroline Byrd , Rebecca Gordon , Bradley Glaser, Billy Danflous and Christina Thorneycroft.

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Left:Mr. Schwatz takes the traditional first dance with the Homecoming Queen .

Lower left: Ashley Baier, junior court member, escorted by senior football player Robert Faust. Lower right: Emily Kimble , a freshman court member, escorted by senior football players lrfan Sayyad and Dave Jahnke.

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Top left: Freshmen making their decoration . Top right ; The junior homecoming theme "Spook the Jaguars."

Above : Lower schoolers admirering the decorations.

Right: The Freshmen decorated the Upper School doors to go along with their theme "Games People Play."

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Left : Juniors , Tristan Rappold and Jason Conway decorate . Middle left: The senior homecoming theme "Sta irway to Heaven ."

Middle right: Juniors, Wes Marchal , Jason Conway , Dominic Barolotta , Ben Prevost and Porter Holden pose with their new friend "one-eye ." Bottom left: Sophomores decorated the hallway according to their theme "Life Is A Highway."

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Above : Chris Chambers makes an awesome in flight reception . Right: The team huddles during ha lftime.

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Homecoming Day was the wettiest in recent memory, but the students refused to allow the elements to lessen their enthusiasm , Atthe Pep Rally , the highlight was a dance contest led by the cheerleaders.

Several Upper Schoolers , including Morlas Schoenfeld , Andy Jaspan , and Stephen St. Pierre, participated.

It was won by Ted Getten. The game was, in a word , wet. Brave students and even braver cheerleaders stood in torrential downpour to cheer on the Saints as they played in the slop. The poor field conditions limited the offensive's efforts in the second half, but the defense played exceptionally well. At half time , the

Homecoming court was introduced.

Their fathers escorted them through the mud to have their picture s taken with towering umbrellas. Despite the conditions , there was a surprisingly good turnout. The stands were jammed with multi-colored umbrellas and raincoats , as well as some brave souls who faced the rain wearing hats. Students realized they couldn't hold their umbrellas and clap at the same time , so many weighed their options and tossed their umbrellas so they could cheer even louder. By the loud cheering couldn't stop a last minute touchdown , causing the Saints to lose by one.

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A patrol car pulled into the STM parking lot at 11 :30 Saturday night, and a policeman informed a chaperone that neighbors had complained about the noise. The 1993 Homecoming Dance was proclaimed a success. Earlier that night, stu dents ignored the 50 degree tem perature to crowd into the little gym.

Despite the cold, girls wore thei r light dresses , picked out weeks in advanced. Inside the gym , students were greeted by the rocking sounds of Even Ground , a popular local band . At a quarter past ten , the crowd settled down to watch the presentation of the Homecoming Court. After the presentation , everyone eagerly awaited the crown-

ing of the queen, Monique Scioneaux . A few minutes later, onlookers crowded around the dance contest participants to watch them swing for the title. Marco Hildalgo and Mol ly Urann took up a large section of the floor with their flamboyant style and won. Then the eyes of the crowd shifted to the stage to cheer on freshman Andy Jaspan as he took command of the drums with Even Ground. Thanks to the careful planning of Lindsay Romano and Mr. Marsalis, the festivities went smoothly, and even those who watched from the sidelines appeared to be having fun.

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the Dance Below left: Curl Beauleiu and Andrea Anderson enjoy the band at the dance . Below right: Catherine Garvey and Alecia Fiorenza sing along to the music. Far left: Christina Thorneycroft and Riaz Ali dance to the beat. Far right: Tyler Adkerson and Missy Spencer pose for a picture.

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UNITY 1993 was a great year for St. Martin's Day. At last, the weather was agreeable - there weren't Arctic conditions like in years past. On the contrary, the day was sunny and cool - perfect for a day of fun and festivities .

The morning started off with an all-school chapel service in the big gym, followed by the anxiously anticipated games.

The upper and middle school classes were paired

with a lower school class to participate in the annual scavenger hunt. Lunch followed in the Upper School quadrangle, graciously provided by the Dads' Club. To end the day, everyone gathered in the chapel where they watched a video of the day's events , trying to catch a glimpse of his of herself on the screen . Everyone returned home , tired from all the activities, but fondly remembering the fun they had .

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GAMES St. Martin's Day could best be described as "Unified Competition ." Although a bl atant contradiction in terms , Saints young and old ce lebrated together by participating in various relays and contests . The Lower School enjoyed games such as the spoon relay and hoola-hooping in their recently remodeled quadrangle or on the tennis courts . Middle schoolers had their fun on the football fie ld while the Upper School remained in the gym . Incidentally , the senior class re-

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claimed the title for the second year in a row .

The scavenger hunt took place after everyone completed their games. Each group, consisting of Saints of all ages , scurried across campus to answer questions re lated to STM . Some would trade their answers in the hasty attempt to get their results in as qu ickly as possible. The winners we re announced in the chapel after lunch. Everyone enjoyed the games ... after all , a little competition can't hurt.

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CHRISTMAS PLAYS The music started , the crowds hushed , and out came adorable children.

Some were in their Christmas best , while others wore "uniforms" of blue skirts or pants , wh ite skirts , and red "kerchiefs" or ties. On December si xteenth , the day before Christmas break began , Lower School performed in a series or plays with Christmas season as th e theme . The youngest "Saints", adorable pre-kinde rgartners and kindergartne rs, formed their mouths in little O's as their sweet voices fill ed the air. Boys had little su its with bow ties ; girls wore dresses . As they sang , the first line shifted off the risers to the back and the second line came up , rotating. With th eir innocent little faces , and

babyish voices, they resembled angels. At nine thirty, the second group, first, second , and third graders, walked down the middle aisle in pairs , waving to parents and smiling broadly. They grouped by grade on the risers , ready to perform "Christmas Around the World ", written and directed

by Mrs. Peggy Fransen . A family started the play by deciding to explore how Christmas is celebrated around the world. The play continued , portraying such places as Germany, Denmark, and England . Children came up to the microphone to inform the audience of how each country had contributed to America's Christmas.

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vorites such as "Feliz Navidad", "The Twelve Days of Christmas", and "Silent Night". The third grade bell choir also performed pieces, including "O come , 0 come Emmanuel". At the end , a voice wished all a merry Christmas, and the children joined hands and sang "God Bless All ". After a short break, the last play, performed by the fourth and fifth grades , began. Mr. Rickie Luke directed this play entitled "A New World Christmas". Definitely not a traditional play, this one focused on modern issues like saving the environment. It also sent heartwarming messages such as "The best gifts of Christmas are the ones that are free. " The play had comedy in it, in-

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eluding sketches with Southern accents and a girl smiling to display her missing tooth as she declared , "All I want for Christmas is my one front tooth ". Many children had individual parts in this play , such as narrators, radio announcers , poets reading original poetry , or soloists . When Lower School finished their performances , many parents stayed to socialize and snack on the refreshments offered . The chapel was filled with comments such as, "Oh , weren 't they precious?" and , "Look how adorable they are. " Indeed , the hundreds of Lower School children who had performed so eagerly had helped to put everyone into the holiday spirit.

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RING DAY The night of March 23, 1994, the junior class got little sleep.

They were all too excited about whet would take place the following day. On March 24, 1994, the Class of 1995 would receive their class rings. At 10 o'clock Thursday morning both the junior and senior classes assembled in the chapel to practice. Once dismissed , the juniors anxiously awaited the commencement of the ceremony. During the ceremony , the junior class received a visit from an old friend , Mrs .

Herman , who taught them science in lower school . Mrs. Herman told stories about when they were little , bringing tears

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to their eyes. She explained that the ring has no beginning and no end and is a symbol of their lives. Then , each senior presented each junior with his class ring. After the ceremony , both classes , their teachers , and Mrs. Herman boarded two greyhound buses which took them to the Windsor Court Hotel. They enjoyed a deli cious lunch of baby artichokes with smoked mozzarella, dodine of chicken nantua, a medley of seasonal vegetables, chocolate pecan pie , and coffee. Many rem arked that it was the best Ring Day celebration ever.

Top left: Christy Parton presents Duke kerrigan with his class ring . Top right: Marco Hildalgo tries to give Scott Gold his class ring . Left: Mario Caserta has his ring turned by his mother. Bottom left: The Class of 1995.

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Junior - Senior Prom 1994 Last years' prom was held aboard the John James Audubon Riverboat. So as not to be out done this years prom was held amoung the fish at the Aquarium of the Americas.

Everything from decorations to the band made for a most memorable evening. All who attended had a enjoyable time.

Top Left: Michael Moreau and his date , Vanessa Carrol and lrfan Sayyad.

Top Right: Tristan Rappold and Brian Axelrad. Left: Ashley Baier, Robert Faust and Whitney Samuel and her date.

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Susan Neal, Katlin Boyce , Monique Scioneaux , marie Louise Ryan , Liz Wanek, Katie Kimble and Holly Mills. Front Row: Whitney Samuel , Leigh Adams and Julie Lyeki.

Standing : Jonathan Schenk, Wes Marchal , Ben Prevost, Brady Dugan and Micheal Bretz. Kneel ing: Charles Labouisse , Mattew Kohnke , Jason Conway, Porter Holden , Dominick bartolatta and Collin Schuhmacher.

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da s FIRST DAY August 25, 1993 HOMECOMING October 29, 1993 END OF VACATION January 3, 1994

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3. exercise 4. beat up on siblings 5. scream 6. take a bubble bath 7. throw things 8. drive around 9. blare the radio 10. get away

1. reach out and touch someone 2. eat 3. watch old movies 4. channel surf 5. annoy people 6. clean your room 7. go out .

8. exercise 9. do homework 10. work on the yearbook

lovestruck 1. call hi m 2. #1 and hang up 3. send roses 4. stalk him 5. send him notes 6. drive by his house

7. write his name on your books 8. write your names on the bathroom wall 9. ask him out 10. talk to him I What do you do?

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Upper School Awards ENGLISH I: Rebecca Gordon 11: Courtney Schupp

Best Actress: Caroline Byrd Performing Arts Award: Carrie Black

SPEECH Speech Award: Billy Danflous

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MUSIC

IV: Vannessa Carroll

Music Award: Carrie Black, Amy Coleman

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Algebra I: Stephanie Hamm , Chris Bordelon, Chad Fli ck Algebra 11: James Ashcombe, Worth Groome, Stephanie Sharpie,

I: Molly Urann 11: Kevin McCormick 111: Ri az Ali , Tatu m Tru ax

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Geometry: Stephanie Murray , Wesley Rol ston

IV: Sahil Godiwala

Spanish Award: Katie Kimble

Advanced Math : Catherine Garvey

FRENCH

Calculus: Vanessa Carrol l Biology: Erika Tolar

I: Kathryn Kirshman 11 : Asha Jayakrishnan , Dominique Matulich , Jim Reese 111: Andrea Cecil, Muffin Laboui sse, Stephanie Murray, Wesley Rolston

Physics : Jeff Williams

IV: Rishi Anand , Lauren Gatti

Chemistry: Tatum Truax

V : Marie-Louise Ryan

A.P. Biology : Vanessa Carroll

French Award : Carrie Black

Bausch & Lomb Medal : Loui s Smith

LATIN

Alton Ochsner Award : Vanessa Carroll Harold Graf Science Award : Michael Moreau

I: Doug Getten 11: Akash Anand 111 : Caroline Byrd

HISTORY

IV : Loui s Smith , Rachel Tuuri

Western Civilization : Erika Tol ar

V: Michael Moreau

Civics: Allyson Bratina

Latin Award: James Angehr

American History: Rachel Tuuri

PUBLICATIONS

D.A.R. Medal : Staci James

Shield Awards : Cindy Perret, Robin Tompkins Halo Awards: Liz Wanek, Sahil Godiwala, Wesley Felter, Erin

SCIENCE

Chatham Award : Ridgely Pittman

Jefferson Award : Sahil Godiwala History Award : Vanessa Carroll

RELIGION

Simpson, Liz Getten , Brad Glaser, Louis Smith

Lyre Awards: Beth Huber, Joanne Close , Jeff Williams , Wes Felter, Marie-Louise Ryan , Michael Moreau

Sewanee Book Award : Loui s Smith

SPECIAL AWARDS

Religion Award : Ridgely Pittman

Harvard Award: Ridgely Pittman

Biblical Studies Award : Tatum Tru ax

Gustaf R. Westfeldt , Jr. Award : Stacy Weber

ART I: Parker Argote , Catherine Garvey, Muffin Labouisse, Elizabeth McManus, Tristan Rappold

11 : Mario Caserta, Kristi Ham lin , Vicky Law , Merrick McKinnie , Kristen

0 . E. Haring Memorial Scholarship Award : Staci James John F. Aker Award: Robin Tompkins Michael John Moseley Memorial Award : Tyler Adkerson

Nelson , Rene Ronquillo

St. Martin's Citizenship Awards : Vanessa Carroll , Mignon Frey

Ceramics : Hol ly Mills

Mildred Ellis Herron Memorial Award: Breck Trevino

Art Award : Joanne Close , Kendall Dinan

E. 0. Van Slate Service Award: Liz Getten

DRAMA

Spirit of St. Martin's Award: Lindsay Rom ano

Best Actor: Billy Danflous

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Upper School Awards

Middle School Awards ENGLISH

LATIN

6: Andres Mendez

7: Jonathan Mendez 8: Nicholas Pappas

7: Justin Svec 8 : Adrienne Phillips

H: Rebecca Tuuri , Nicholas Pappas

WRITING LAB 6: Christian Piccolo , Ryan Rossner 7: David Fransen , Caroline Williams 8: Lauren Venturators , Mark angehr H: Kelly Hall , Beth Prewitt

MATH 6: Cristian Piccolo

7: Jonathan Mendez 8: Lauren Dillinger Alg. I: Stephanie Caine

SCIENCE 6: Akila Subramaniam 7: Jonathan Mendez 8: Rebecca Tuuri

HISTORY 6: Jeb Bauer 7: Jose Carlos Mendez 8: Nicholas Pappas , Rebecca Tuuri

BEST ATHLETE G: Catherine Betz B: Marty Plack

RELIGION 6: Zachary Wool 7: Jose Carlos Mendez 8: Anna Bailey

ART 6: Sarah Tuuri , Thomas Merrick

7: Caroline Williams , Andrew Stakelum 8: Amanda Abrams , Anna Bailey

DRAMA/SPEECH 8: Marty Black, Rebecca Tuuri

HIGHEST CLASS AVERAGE 6: Christian Piccolo 7: Jonathan Mendez 8: Nicholas PAppas

CITIZENSHIP 6: Priya Anand , Zachary Wool 7: Malain McCormick, Andrew Stakelum 8: Tori Seixas , Mitch Groover

FRENCH

DEAN'S AWARD

7: Michale Hanemann 8: Elise Dicharry

Rebecca Tuuri

SPANISH 7: Jose Carlos Mendez 8: Peter Adair

Middle School Awards

Graduation

Will you ever forget.

Cowboy Day Pilgrim Day Louisiana Day Indian Day World Day Trips to the capital St. Martin's Day May Day Science w/ Ms. Hermann Music w/ Ms. Coats Free play w/ Ms. Janet Tent Day Nap time Service Club End of the year parties Ms. Carin's tub Mardi Gras day parade Recess Heavenly Days Talent shows Kickball Dodgeball Heads-up, seven-up Red light, green light Tie dying Christmas plays Science fairs Washington D. C. Coach Todd Colonial Day Life Skills w/ Ms. Kaston Reggie Heavenly Hash Eighth grade sleepover Tom Sawyer Day Conference Corner Coach Panna Cafeteria parties Coach Hughes Ms. Kaston's ghost stories

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Frustration bottles Four squares Paul B. Johnson State Park Inappropriates Eight o'clocks Homecoming week Football games Senior Weird Day Senior Teacher Day Retreats at Rosaryvi lle Physics and Trig w/ Ms. Lessig English w/ Mr. Pardee Lunch leave Hacky sac Sweet Sixteen Retreats in the library Ring Day Freshman/ Senior party Jr./ Sr. Prom Microscope parts Rainy homecoming Latin w/ Mr. Drez Support groups Internship Graduation disputes Cafeteria food Mr. H's speeches Dr. Mooney's lectures Student louge Mr. Marsalis' wordplay Community Day Egg drop Lower school murals Library lock-ins The Well Pack the gym nights Ms. Rellstab's Media song Parachute games Our Bookstore accounts The detentions that flow like wine ...

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Leigh Gardner Adams 1982-1994 Love is like a name, it burns you when it 's hot.

-Nazareth How lucky am I to have so mething so hard to say goodbye to.

-A nonymous

Pugs ... Pugsley ... MembersOnly .. .Zimbobway ... Apri l 27, 199 1... CPC. .. TrinityG uys w/LG ... Sybil s ... Pen w/A K, LW ... SSw/BD ... Rosewood ... Harold ... Dcs tin ... Mi ss trips ... Bill ' s Bul lets ... E.Li vingston Gang ... G and J w/T P... Waffl e House .. Ji ve Ta lkinw/CG ... Bowlin w/S R... Bowwowwoww/JL .. Neut ralw/LG ... 5.0w/AK .. Rain w/ BD ... S hh 1 w/AKL WHMJL AC ... DK w/BB ... T HE CUE w/ BDSRSDMH .. .Thanks Mom Dad and Jen for you r love.Thank s to all the 14 gir ls.

Special th ank s to LS, EH, CZ and LG for always being there .Bill y: th anks fora II of the memo ries and good limes!

Fashi on Clu b I .2,3; Vars il y Cheerleader2,3; Yearbook Stall3.4; Cu lture Club4; Seni or Freshman Progra1114; Soccer I ,2.3.4; All -Di stri ct 1.2.3.4 Soccer Captain4 ; Vo ll eyba ll l ,2: So f'lb all I: Witti es t Seni or Girl4: Juni or Varsit y Cheerl eader I.

William Tyler Adkerson 1990-1994 Don·, ,nakc ,ne angry. You wou ld n' 1like me when I' m angry.

-Bruce Ba nner

#75 ... Hol ,nes Co un1y state park ... Madi son... Di strict Cham ps '92 ... office party ... wa ffl e house ... meeting Rusty w/ cc,bb.bs, ba ... fa nclub ... Sleepy .. chi ckens ... pani cs w/ba ... dri vebys w/ bb ... co=p unk ... Throwtron @jg's .. honey ... Co llin 's house ...NBA JAM- 150-0 ... Mardi Gras ' 94 w/ lw,jd,la .. 21 @ cs· s ... gut s .. .''W here· s your boom?" ... Pedro ... Luther' s .. .falling dow n in Destin ... P.G. · s w/ cc,bb.jg,cs.bs,ba,ms.jd ... Ralphie ' s party... planet Axe lrad ..

IOl imes-bs ... Beaver Creek... Houston w/ba ... Thanks jd,cc,cs,jg,bb,bs,ba, fc,ie, ms-esp. Li z... good lu ck Clark and Ryan ... mom and dad-I love you both

student Co un ci l 1,2,3 ,4, Treasurer 4: Footba ll 1.2.3,4. Second Team alldistri ct 3.4: Nationa l Honor Society 3.4: Honor Com mittee 4; Civic Club 3.4.

Class of 1994

Stiles Anderson 1991-1994 I' d be a lot coo ler if you did -Wooderson Freedoms' j ust another word for noth ing left to lose -Kris Kri stoffenson All my fri ends know the low- rider -War Light. .. Bow lara ma turn ... Fin a ... Half-car. .. Rac keteers ... Wax man -bd ... What b .. r?.. .Lucky cue ... Destin .. .Texas Bro's ... Sacred Grove ...Can yo u see how di rty my carpet is? Look at it 1••• You know I take b. h's ... Pro fess ional poo l tab lc ... ls that a dork . joke? ... Wrestli ng 4 years ... Riverwalk talks w/ mm ...The ny ... Hac ky sacking at break... Dad wars .. .Opera w/ AK .LW ,MH... 1 want to th ank my parents, fri ends (MUMBBM HGVGHG NNCN WMMLW) and everyone I was too lazy to menti on.. .Good luck to all of yo u...So lay back and cru ise esse ...50 yard line ... CAS HED'

Wrestling I, Varsity 2,3.4, MIP2, MVP3, Captai n 2,3,4 Football I, Civics Club 3,4 Cu lt ure Club 4 Honor Roll 3.4 Best-Looking Guy 4.

Brian Alexander Axelrad 1989-1994 I live in my own li ttle world. But th at ' s okay, peop le know me th ere.

-Anonymous

Those people who say it can ' t be done, are usually being interru pted by someone doing it. -A nonymous

We lco me to p lanet Axe lra d .. 199 1 BB Und e fea ted Sta te Champs... #20 .. .Ax ... Zezezzs ... Brii nne .. .4 yrs.: I mi st. .. Flatback... 280Z ... Summer destin w/ JG ,CB,SG ... AB' s window repair. .. Meeti ng Rusty ... hoops w/ CS ... Office party: Ko· d .. .T A' s hotel. .. Bioni c arm ... l dont pl ay cards ... Homeco mi ng ' 93, good night ; bad date ... Kil ler bees ...THE BULL ' s HAT. .. Ralphy' s house ... BB's destin road trips ... Parties w/ TA ...Friday ' s w/ TR .. .Thanks, Mom, Dad, Bi ll , Hu gh, Jed, Sheryl; Tristan-you ' re the best. .. viva las vegas!

Va rsity Footba ll 1,2,3,4; 2nd team All Distri ct Footba ll 4; Varsity Baseba ll 1.2,3,4:Honorab le Mention All District Baseball 3: Varsity Soccer 4: All Di stri ct Forward 4 : Varsity Trac k 4: Reg ionals 4; 4 Sport Let1erman 4; Civics Club 3.4: Art I Honorable Mention 3:

Class of 1994

Robert McGeorge Bauer 1991-1994 Some men see things as they are and ask why. I think of things thal never were and as k why not.

-Robert F. Kennedy A re you seri o us, C lark ?

-Eddie

Th e Quantum ... #4 .. . Lyin ' 8, shoot in ' 3 ... GOO N ... l have a cli shwasher. ..Go lf wrrA, JD , and C R ... Pootin ' shoo l. ..a small white ru ss ian ... PJ' s ... LB . wha1·s that stand fo r. .. Gary ... McDonalcl 's after soccer. .. Pi zza fo r a buck ... M uggs, Larry, and Zo .. . Yes I am .. . No, I do n' t have cabl e ... " Floycl'' ... HoB , BE. LBTR , PLT' s .. .4 sc hoo ls, 4 years ... En glancl, I tho ug ht you sa id ltaly ... No nul s, your nuts ... ! like sommo' peanut s, please ... A littl e thank s to TA , LB . FC , JG , BS, CS & oth ers ... A lotta th ank s to Mo m, Dael, A l, Lehr ( Behr&LS). Reese fa m, AA, and all my tru e fri ends.

Socce r 3,4: Go lr 2.3.

Brent Edward Beaulieu 1981-1994 Flash Go rdo n, q uarterback New Yo rk Jets.

-Flas h Go rd on O nce upon a time there was a happy g uy ... and there was nothin g the cute and ru zzy bunni es could do a bo ut it.

-O ne C razy Sum mer Ii · s al I in 1hc re fl exes 1 -Jack Burto n, Bi g Trou ble in Lillie C hina Do n ... # 9 ... KI NG OF MET A IRI E ROA D ... w ar wago n ... B- Ball ' s Dirt y Do zc n ... D il\ il co Ph ys ics ... Je ma nge Fran ce... Bi g Recl ... fee lin g mi g ht y ri ne ... S he ba ... thc batt le of the loc kers ... Wh y you so fat? ... meetin g Ru sty ... the drive w/CS & S R ... Office Part y ... I Reel eye, 2 bl ack ni ght s- Destin ... free coke g uy ... B FS w/JG ... Stcveau ... C hi ckee- Babi es ... you' re al1-ri ght-- POLE '" .. Mardi Gra s wo men and the ll oat. .. DB. TA & yo u d ro pped yo ur'' .. ! clicl what last ni gh1r .. BAT S ... Ev il , ... H ey H ey Pudd y Pudd y" ..Gre atest man a li ve .. .Th e M o nk ey

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B ycs .. .C R AZ Y ... th a nks to m y Morn , Dad , c oac hes, friend s (you know w h o yo u a re). C urti s , Mr.T , D a rkrn a n. a n d Fl as h yo u have show n m e how to li ve life to th e fu lles t. Le t 's fini s h th e ga m e'' '

Soccer 1.2.3.4: al l-d istri ct 3.4: Ca pt ain 4: Foo1ba ll 1.2.3,4: Baseba ll 1.2,3,4; C ivics C lub 3.4: Class Pres ident 4 ?

Class of 1994

Landon Richard Becnel 1990-1994 I watc h the m pl ay for an hour a nd if they mi ss more th a n o nce I know I can beat 'em -Luth er Lassider Whe n I reali zed th at w hat I had turned out to be was a lo usy, two bit pool hu stl er a nd drunk , I wasn' t dep ressed at a ll. I was happy to have a profess io n.

- Da nny Mcgoorty

White sho rts ... Rac k' s ... S hreveport trip ... A rte r awhi le s he even looked good ..

B ig Easy at lunch ... Sen ior prorn ... Mr.Drez ... Pool with B.D .... Goon ... Hackysac k..

David Kirk Bellard 1982-1994

Never judge a m an until you have walked a mile in hi s shoes, the n if he does not like what yo u have to say, yo u're a rnj Je away a nd yo u have hi s shoes.

-Anonymous Th ere is no such thing as a norma l life, the re is just life.

-Doc Holiday

Dr. Love ... Bird ... Dazed and Confu sed w/ srn , vc,gv ... Exxon peopl e rul e ... we a re goi ng o n a journey of e pi c proporti ons ... nine and a half rninutes .. . surn rner scholars ... fourt h tlooranti cs .. . rnardi g ras 93-94 ... spring break ... hu111a niti es w/ ta ,bb ... pass it along ga rne ... " loo k it 's E nri cho Pulazzo" ... the wave .. .Bats, Bats everyw here lead by Drac ul a ... lun ch w/ sa,gn,rnh ,gv .. .Thanx Doc M. for a ll th e knowledge and s up port ... l lu v u 1110 111 , dad , and even steve ... best of luc k bb,ta,vc, rk,srn ,gv, rns,j g ... check yo u later!! '

Honor Ro ll 2,3,4 ; Civ ics C lub 3 ,4 ; Dra ma C lub 1,2,3; C hess C lu b 1,2,3,4; Varsity Soccer 2,3; Varsity Baseball 2,3; le tterman

Class of 1994

Carrie Elizabeth Black 1982--1994 Love does not consi st in gazin g at each other but in lookin g together in the same direction.

-A ntoine de Saint-Exupery Let the wine of friend ship neve r run dry. Here ·s to you and here· s to me.

Les Mi serables Dancing... Marco-3+ ... Group ... Beggars&Choosers ... Take it sleezy ... Eeri e ... Golden Arches ... Katonker. .. Kodak Moments ... Flour children ... Here's to you. Here's to me ... You don ' t know'. .. Fl y away Berd ... Slammers ... l' m the MASTER ... ! wa nt McDonau x's ... Bandidos .. NY ... FAX ... Wi lly ... l don ' t see no ran gs on des fanga s ... Sweet 16 ... Ca ncun '92 .. .J offrey ... BBS ... Di shin ' ... PDA ... Mi ss Thang ..

Audrey ... Spring Breaks ... 8 st. .. HA LF ... Parade .. . Markle ... 24/7 ... Waaah ... MTP Thanks to my family , I love yo u! ... Good Lu ck to MB , MC, IM , BY , JC , esp.

BJV ... Marco- LUMM rorever'

Nat ional Honor Society3 ,4;Cum Laude Society3 .4: Choru s 1.2.3.4 ; Hon or Roll 1.2,3,4; Class Treas urer I; Culture Club4 ; Yearboo k Staff I: The King and 13: Littl e Shop of Horrors4: Lit erary Rall y 1.2.3: JotTrey Ball et Schoo l2: Mu sica l Theatre Proj ect3: Graduation 111

Kaitlin Dahl Boyce 1993-1994 Maybe nothin g las ts rorever, not the mountain s or the sea: but the tim es we had toge th er. th ey will always be with me.

-The Sa mples You can neve r be too ri ch or too thin.

-Princess Di

Cu lture club out in gs ... ca mpin g ... spring break... prom .. .jazz fest-Martin .. maneat er... mardi gras ... wahoo ... New Year 's Eve ... Did you have to get a co ke?MA C. DD.MR ,BW... lial y ... ri sh, monkeys, and llamingoes ... deluxe ... l loveyou, Honcy .. .trips to the lake ... CC. .. go ld spandex man ... B-c lub .. .cast part ies ..

PBMa xx ... quittersc lub ... passed around ... Samples- in the bathroom !... loser magnet. .. hone ... grounded •) I' 111 sure 1... lunch time soaps ... golf injury ... so you're 22•) 29·, 35'' .. .Thanks to my f'ri end s and fa mil y for mak in g hi gh sc hoo l great 1 •• I loveya' ll. ..

Socce r I. 2: Crew 2: Spani sh Club I: Key Lea rnin g Club I: Yearbook Club 2. 3: Civics Club 4: Ca re Across Campu s 4: Admi ss ion s Club 4: Cu lture Club 4: Secre tary 4: National Honor Soc iety 3.4: Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4: Hom ecomin g Court 3,4:

Class Of 1994

Vanessa Germ aine Carroll 1990-1994 The will to do, the soul to dare.

-Sir Walter Scott

Winning isn' t every thin g, but wanting to w in is.

-Vince Lo mbardi

Hubcap wlCC. ..Exxon Lady Rules ... K Park wl SM,DB , & GV ... Boogi e Buggi e ...43 Surpri se ... Paseo ... Z-Hit ... l' ve gottowatermy pl ants .. . Poo l. .. 2B ... #1 7 .. .That was my I .. . Diel you hear what they call ed us? ... Yeah ya turkey ... Yellow Bircl ...Lemon Carcls .. .June Bug ... G SP Escape ... Y IN in hall wl KN .. .T-NightCall s wl JL.. .R-Day TKO wl IS ... Attitucle ...Tangents ... D&C Pop ... No Worri es .. .Thanks Mom , Dad , & Dai sybel - Ya ' !! are the best. . .Th anks Robert fo r the in spiration ... One day l w ill mak e all of you very proud!

Softba ll 3, 4 ; Cross Country 2, 3; T rac k 2; Key Club I, 2, 3(Vi ce- Pres) ,4(President); Acol yte Club 2 ; National Honor Society 3, 4; C um Laude 3, 4 ; Jets 2, 3; Hon or Ro ll I, 2, 3, 4 ; Girl s State; Most Likel y to Su cceed.

Christopher Matthew Chambers 1988-1994 Pain is mother' s milk to a cowboy.

-A nonymous Ya gotta just sacrifi ce your body.

-Bob C hambers Leave them boys alo ne.

-Bocephus Just give me a ca ne-po le and a shady spot to sit cau se that ' s a bout as close to heaven as a man ca n get.

-John Anderson Ru sty ... Sunn y .. .Hal fway Ho use ... Boce phu s ... 9-2 di st. champs ... Love Sh ack ... Frec ks .. The Dance .. . Hogs ...Colo rado w!fay ... Poaching wl BA PO ... Coach D .. . Rodeo 94' ... USL.. .G rande Isle ... Bats ...#44 ... Fi shin ' wl Paw ...Gator huntin ' wlthe fe ll as ... Mom, Dad, Cara, Stac i, An ge l, Maggie, fi sh, Ali , Sunn y-Thank you so much for being by my side through it all. .. ! LOV E YOU ALL. ..Cara, good luck in the future and have fun . .Tay, have a great seni o r year, I' ll mi ss you ...GE AUX TIG ERS! C lass Pres ident I ; Aco lyte Club 1,2,3; Ci vics 3,4 ; Student Council 2,3,4; SIC V.P. 4; Boys State 3; Track 1,2,3 ,4 ; Jave lin Di st. Champ 3; Football 1,2,3, 4 ; Football Awards- Di st HIM 2; All Di st 3,4 ; A ll Eastbank 3,4 ; All Di st MV P Defense 4 ; All Metro 4 ; All state HIM 4 ; Ca ptain 4 ; Reli gio n Award 4 ; Power Lifting 2A State C hamp 198 lbs 4

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Ford Reese Chu rch 1991-1994 One thing we kn ow: o ur G od is your G od. The earth is prec io us to him and to harm the e arth is to heap conte mpt on its c reator.

-Chi e f Seattl e Ofte n times it ha ppe ns that we li ve o ur li ves in cha in s and we never know we have the key .

-The Eag les Man Mounta in Dean ... Air Nat. .. Nature ... Fc Herrin g ... O E Trips ...G ra nd Ca nyo n '93 ... C lirnbin g W a ll At StM ... E lto n J o hn Co nce rt ... Mini Pe p R a ll y Night ... Ho mecom ing Ordeal...Culture C lub Dinn ers ...S weet 16 Night At S N's House ... Camping W / M L,KB ,& SN ... George Porter AtTips .. .Throws be,Aerobe,& Hac k ysac kin g in th e Qu a d ... M a rdi Gr as '94 W /A F ... Funk e ng ru ve n Concert...CCBH ouse w/JM C &Fri e nds ... Destin ' 94:Powe r Ho ur,C hattin g w/ Des tin C op s w/ ES & MS , Fight in #6 1... Prom .. . Gra duati o n 1. •. Mo m A nd Dad ,Th anks For 4 Great Years .. See ya in De nver. .

Outdoor ED . 1,2,3 ; C hess C lub 3 .4; Shi e ld 3; Culture C lub 4 ; Care Across Campu s 4; Ho no r Ro ll 2,3,4; Westfe ldt Awa rd 2;

Amy Clarinda Coleman 1989-1994 I gel by w ith a linl e he lp fro m my fri e nds.

--The Beal les If I could recapture a ll o f the me mori es a nd bring the m lo life, sure ly I wou ld.

-- Ma ri a h Carey

Co le rn an ... Ro nn ette ... KAME ... go stop go ... Me rnbe rs Onl y ... Wenhe rs ... parti es at KP .. .Sa ints Ga rnes w/ KP ... Little Shop-no rh ythm .. . Destin 94 -- F-shop ..

Wa fn c Ho usc ... En g li sh pa pers w/ KP,HM ...Goss ip w/ BV ... Fax .. . Li sl..

La fa yelle-sweep th e fl oo r w/LC. .. FONK ... no ID w/HM ... Gin a nd Jui ce .. smokin g or no n ... Be lc h ... thurnpe rs ... Mardi Gras 94- pull over dad ... Sweel I 6 c ri sis w/ KK .. .J ea h ... upper arm w/A S ... rnan ly hugs ... Boom shika .. .Tha nx 111 0 111 , dad , Me l ILU , G ood luck Je n, ha ve a good lime! Thanx KP , HM , KK , BT,LA , BY, Lee, KN ... 1' 11 mi ss yo u lots 1 See ya late r 111

C ho ru s 2,3,4; Sa lute to the To ny's2; The Kin g a nd I 3; Litt le S hop o f Horro rs4; S peech 4;C ullure C lub4 ; Soccerl ,4; So flba lll ,2 ,3; M IP So ftb a ll I.

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William Louis Danflous 1991-1994 Onl y the medi ocre are always at their best.

-J ean G iraudo ux How come he gets to get up ? l f he gets up, we' ll all get up , it ' ll be an archy, it 's o utta my hands.

-John Bender(Breakfast C lub) Peopl e who think th ey know everything are very aggravating to th ose of us who do 1 -Unknown The Chase ... Lemon St... .Boom ... HM ,LW,LA ,MC, AK, LW,HM ,Thanx Ladi es ...

AK,l Sti ll Can' t Be lieve Yo u Told LA A bout Us .. .Destin 90-94 ... Fl oobin w/ CW ... CW,MH ,TP,MM ,Boog,SA, Sl op,l love u guys .. .TP's Farm .. .Lau ren' s like a sister ... Me and CW on th e way to be dev il s .. .Break leave ... My bull ets ... Mule kid,Nyg il ,a nd Two-Ton,Hey ni ce guys ... Poo l w/LB ... Lucky Cue .. .Mi ck' s ..

Sybil 's .. . T.J . 's ... Waffl e House ... Luther. .. Partm an ... All -ni ghterw/SA ... Al..

Rosewood .. .Rain w/LA ... Pooky .. .l' d bealot coo ler if you did !

Basketball 1,2 ,3; Football I; Golf 1,2,3 ,4(M .Y.P. 3,4); Gymnasti cs I ,2 ,3,4(State Champi on 1;3rd in state 2);Chess club I ,2,3;Soccer 3; Speec h 3,4.

John Louis Diasselliss IV 1981-1994 Why we ha ve to di e is the question that we' re under, but everyone knows th at every day's a different number, so when your time co mes, just remember "G", you' 11 alway s have a pl ace in thi s world as a memory.

- Ghetto Boys

SPIKE D HAIR ... DRACU LA 3X .. ."JD ' S IN TH E SHOWER" ... ITALIAN SAUS AG E. .. ALIB ABB A .. .DESTIN .. .MARDIGRAS ... PARDEE STH .. .BUSTY BEA R .. . 11 - 13-92 ... OFFICE PARTY .. .BS JOKES .. . BIG SAC ... CC ... T EDDY B EA R ... F R E C ' S ... C OLLl NS ... NATUR E .. . GEORGE...FEEL THE BASS ... ZAZEZ ... DO N .. .THE WR EC K... FILA ... RAP T APES ... 93 5LB S .. .THE RED VIKING ... CORONA .. .Z UBAZ ... 3-M AN SLINGSHOT ... CHRIS , OAT ' S U .. .DOGGYH EAD ... PROM .. . Nl NN lES ... OSCAR' S ... T ALKS W/ POPS .. .LIL ' C HRI S . .. ST . ID E S ... K E RSH EN STIE N S ... " GE T BIT' ... L UTHER ' S .. .PADRE .. .TH A NKS MOM A ND DAD ... THA NKS TO T A, JG , CC, SA , SA , FOR LOOKI NG O UT FOR ME ... l LOVE YO U LIS A, THE MOST 11

StateRunner-up 2A Power Li fting, 18 1lb Cass; 5th in Reg ion Overall ; Di stri ct Runner-up, Di scus; 4th in Region.

Class of 1994

Kendall Leigh Dinon 1980-1994 There is no pl easure in havin g nothing todo, the fun is havi ng lots todo and not doing it 1 -M.W.Litt le Ju st when you th ought you knew all of life's an swers, they we nt and changed all the question s. -Anonymou s

Ken... Soccer Groupie ... Destin ... Superfreak ... poo l parti es ... videos ... rny sofa s... late nite visitors ... Sweet 16 ... BB ea tin po1pouri ... Marlbolo ... 1oons w/EG ... Xmas in the Oak s w/JP .. .levy surfin ... BA NDIDOS ... di sco in w/lE ... Shyea ... fun nites w/ AS ,JL , BD&JP ... HECTOR ... Dr&bath s w/ PR .. to urin Ke nn e r w/ AS ... Sheera&Skeletor. .. Wrinkl es ... Mobil w/ AS&CZ ... Hom eco min g ... ex ploding lo lypo ps ... Jepo rd y ... FRO BEV ... Pro m '93 ... Mardi Gr as ... Wre nk ... WB THANG ... Spaz Award ... SPY TEK ... Good Luck-BD,IM ,MN&U l 5!Thanx: the fam ,AS ,JP,PR ,EG ,JL,KN,IE,FC,LB , BL,E M,SD,ML&LS -1LUY YOU

Yearbook I; Key Club 2; Cho ru s 3,4: Culture Club 4; Soccer 1,2; Softball 1,2; Nati onal Honor Soc iety 3,4; Literary Rall y 1,2,3; State Literary Rall y 1,2; Littl e Shop of Horrors 4.

Ian Greg Emond 1990-1994 Li fe is Whal Happen s to You While Yo u're Busy Maki ng Oth er Pl ans.

-John Lennon

Yes I am ... Whatever 1.•• Case oft he Di seapear'n W. C.s ... Di sco Li ves ... We ' re Going Lo Floricla ... Banana 1••. Wheres Harry ... WOOWHOI ... Fin a ... Forcl 's or the Quartcr. .. Grccnca rcl ?.. lceon the roof. .. StogerOger. ..Strawberry Fi elcl s... Lib, and proud or it. .. Diet Pepsi ... Of Co urse I' m French 1... K.l.H in ma1h ... Mas1erof Funk ... Smugg lin g in customs .. .Subway Picni c ... EY IL' ... Conjunction Junction ... Des tin94 ... My Pcn .. .Thank you to my famil y, fri end s, and th e fac ulty o r ST M for all they have given to me.

Football I ;Soccer2.3:C ulture C lub4;C hess Club l ,2; Outdoo r Ed 2;

Class of 1994

Barbara Janine Farris 1991 -1994 Th is time, like all ti111e, is a very good one ifwe but know what to do with it.

-E111erson Today wel l li ved, 111akes yesterday a dream of happiness and tommorow a vision of hope -U nkwown

Bigsacajawaca ... good hai r... ni ce shoes .. get on the line ... not for sale Francis .. whatever. .. free drinks .. .l ts 111y birthday ... Lun ch leave w/ KN., RR. , AS., JL. .

DQ ... Jeep Grand Cherokee ... Fina Earhardt...Mi ssed the boat. .. brickwall .. .Ho111eco111ingcheerlaeder. .. hoochi e111ack ... oh but no ... BDB ... Big Bad Babs.. barney .. .Thanx to all 111y friends: Jason,my agent; DP,TP,JL,IE,CC,SW,SJ, TT,J G,SM ... doin g stu ff and things ... Orlando .. Thank s to 1110111, dad , dougie, ebon y, frisky; J will always love you.

Key Clu b 2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4: State cha111 ps 3,4, M.V.P.:Track and Field2,3,4, State Champs 2,3:C ivics Clu b 4:Cu lture Club 4:

Robert Moreland Faust 1992-1994 "The troub le with troub le is that it always starts out bei ng fun ."

-Bertrand Ru sse l "There is no joy in having noth in g to do, the fun is hav in g lots to do and not doing it."

-John W. Rapper "Twi ce is 111y fa vorite nu111ber. " -SCARFCJL Why they call you booger?... 13 yrs and 6 su111111ers ... EG's trunk w/BM .. . Key to the gate w/RB WC. ..J .0. in CWC w/M K SL CW ... Razor & Poo lsticks w/ SL.Central w/MK EG ... Ol e Mi ss w/TP CW DJ SB ... Soccer trips w/RG BD SL. .. Keeper. ..Thurs. w/SL TPCW ... Starburst. .. Biology x3 ... Lauren talk s... 50 yard line ... Dad wars ... Red111 outh ... Holl and ER ... Thanks to CJ WC MM MK EG TT BB BM SW NS PM JW TP CW RB CA DJ BO-Friends like ya' II are hard to find ... ! LOVE YOU Mom , Dad, and Ri ch-HANG IN THERE MOM AND WE ' LL BEAT THIS TH ING .. .Seth, thanks forbeingyou ... AS H, you mean the world to 111e, I LOVE YOU ... Mrs. Baier-Don ' t wo rry, she's in GREAT hands ... lt had n' t been easy bei ng GREASY. Soccer l ,2,3,4 ... Captain4 ... All -Metro 2 ... All-District 2,4 ... Football 4 ... All di stri ct 4 ... Base ball 4

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Wesley Chaffe Fenner 1991-1994 Challe nges can be ste ppin g stones o r stumbling bl ocks. lt ' s just a matte r o f how you vie w the m.

-Unknown In matters o f style, swim with the current; in matte rs of principal, stand like a roc k.

-Thomas Jeffe rson

The D-Mobil e ... Q.T. Pie .. . D a nd C .. . YR U so A. R.? ... C us .. .A fe w parts and a Saturday ... V.L. and P.L. on a coole r with VK and OJ in Mi ss ... EXP in Par unv .. . Vince, Euni ce, and VM ... Both erin g V.L. in I. C .. . I. S .H.D .... Naughty ZOOT .. . Prom 93' ... Bacchus .. . ln the Qtr. babysittin g .. .T o r D ... We ndy' s an yone? ... Sho rt Story ... Eng li sh with S.M .. .. Fork .. . Deaf.. .J .W . N KD ... O.S .

Handle .. . PPI , Prom 94' ... Hippie Love .. . All the dot dots I fo rgot ... SN M ... BR ..

GV ... MP ... RK .. . lS .. . DB .. .VC ... SA ... JR .. .TS .. . HA ... MB ... AG ... ML.. .To my famil y, MOM , Leig h, J.B ., Mike, Tramp and Gert, 1 love yo u all.

Culture Club 4 ; C ivics C lub 3,4; Honor Ro ll 3.

Mignon Marie Frey 1988-1994 G reat minds think alike .

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You have to li ve yo ur life w ith a sense o f humor.if you don ' t you ' ll go crazy .

-Anonymous If I look co nfu sed it 's because T'm thinkin g.

-Sam Go ld wy n I neve r practi ce ,! always play.

-Wa nda Landowski Westbank boy s ... cookin/eatin ... # I /#2 ... bluntness ... lunches w/ AR ... spring break 93/94 ... pathe ti c (A R/S G& MF/MT) ... wet I-shirt & dai zy duke contest. .. upstairs .. . Boo ni e ... Quarte r- PO ... AR 's dri vin ... STATE CHAMPS .. . Gerald 's Hou se .. .

BI G Al/LT ... dinne r & a mov ie .. .X-mas/93 .. .C D .. . Homecoming/93 ... B-ball po liti cs ... Bibl e talks ... that othe r thing .. .tunga ... MM/BT ne utral ground .. .30s .. by the way ... BT in co nsta ntde nial ... subway .. . freckl es ... seni oriti s ... EM Raw ... 247 ... PDA .. . Prom ... queer ... th anx mo m, dad ,&fam ... l L UY U,Mt ... HERE' S TO THEMEMORlES ,ANO U K!

C um La ude Soc ie ty 3,4; Nati onal Hono r Society 3,4 ; Ho no r Ro ll 1,2,3,4 ; Basketball 8, 1,2,3,4 : Volley ba ll 1,2 ,3,4 ; Softball 8, 1,2,3 ,4; C ivic s C lub 3,4 ; C ulture C lub 4 .

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Elisabeth Hobson Getten 1989-1994 V isions of good times th at brough so much pleasure make me want to go back again .

- Jim my Buffet Ju st lettin ' it ro lJ , let the hi g h times carry the low. Just li vin' my life easy come easy go.

-Jerry Jeff Walker Wo nderfu I things awa it alI who have the eyes to see them .

-T he Nutcracker Liz .. . Lucy ... C hri sti an .. . Power Hour. .. Late Night Snacks w/ES .. . Held Up w/CD PM LW ... Whateva Baby- Mardi Gras ' 94 ... MadiW aW a's ... Fumbled ...Crazy Da nces w/EW ... Loner Buds w/ES ... Neutral... C MW -T ... Late Nt. Talks w/CD ..

G rad .'92 .. .JJ Walker w/ES EW KB MLR SN RF ... D inner-Gossip w/AH AA .. .Jim my Buffet. .. Bike Ri des w/EW WS ... Summer' 92 w/LA ... GoodLuck A H AA ... Many thank s to my incredi ble fr iends SG LA WS MS KK L V MC and Li z ... I Love Yo u Lots Morn Daddy Doug and Teddy- thanks fm everything ...

C HRISTIAN-you ' re the best-th anks fo r ma king me laugh- I' ll call you ... SEW ANEE

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C lass Offi cer 2,3; Acolyte C lu b 1,2, 3,4 ; C ivic C lu b 3,4; Shi eld 3; Halo 4; Care Across Campu s 4; Soccer 1,2,3; Voll eyball 1,2; Honor Ro ll 1,2,3,4 ; Humanities 4.

Jason Franklin Griffith 1981-1994 For any day that stin gs two better day s it brings. Nothing is as bad as it seems.

-Manowar Escape is never the safest plan.

-Pearl Jam If yo ur life is free of fai lure you're not taking enough ri sks.

- H. Jac kso n Brown It's betterto regret things yo u've done than thin gs you have not done.

-Michael Ca ine 69 ... SG ... Big,J r,Prec io us Sacajawaca ...talks w/ Dobee, Staci,and Juli e .. .jo kes w/ Candice and Sarah ... Destin w/ GN ,JA ,SG,CC,B B, CA ,C B,and CS ... summer school w/ Nove ... Fauuust ...GB BA 11 ... YMCA ... N ame Game ... Campers ... 9th-2 nd pd study halI.. .S KP ... religion class ... Football ...Madi son ...B. .. BFJ ... 2/2/94 .. .office party ... Lean on m e . . . scoo p ... BB , BS ,TA ,JD ,L A , BA , C W ,A C,CE , M S ,AH , BD , TP ,CM ,M F, M + TT ,P O , Pedro ,M s .B ., Be th ,Gay ne l I,Jud y ,D oz ie r, Fa rb e r, Cand ice, Sa ra h, R e ne , Ba ra ba ra ,S tac i ,C h ri s, Co l Ii n ,Ju I ie , Do bee ... Steve n, Mo m,Dad ,and Grandpa.Thank s for he lping me th ro ugh it all , I love you all'' SC Pres ident 4 ; C lass President 3; Treas.4;Head of Money- Making 1,2, 3,4 ; Chess C lub 1,2,3 VP,4 Pres.; C ivic C lu b 3,4 Parl. + Comm .Head ; Aco lyte C lub 1,2,3,4 Head Re p. 3,4 ; Football 1,2,3 Set. Sqd. M V P,4; 2nd Team Di st. ;Pro-Pit and Fi eld 2,3,4;Girl s BB all 4 State Champs; Powerl ift ing 2,4 Captain ; Sw imm ing I ,2 ,3 ,4 ;La. Boys State 4 ; Speech 2,4 ; Ho no r Co mmittee 3,4; Mr. St.Marti n's

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Kristi Lynn Hamlin 1990-1994 To be great is to be mi sunderstood -Ralph Waldo Emerson

Kosmos .. I love ro peswings ... Sleeping unclerthecoverecl briclge ... Pai nted Blosso m .. It's ok Gizz ... Worcl oftheclay ... Doc Mart in Punk boots (green) ... Notma- Koz .. .Teluride ... Whoo mp si loes ... getti ngcrazy with thecheezwiz ... Fonk ... Bob isGod ... LOLLAPALOOZA ' 92 ... N IN ' 94 ... TheGrand Canyon Trips ... '93 Fort Stockton ... Bo ulde r. .. Why is a le mon . 'cause it ca n sw im ... Po i Dog at T ips ... Anger isagift ... Hey Brandon, REST!. . .J ason,Don ' t break my Achy- Breaky heart. .. ln ter at the Zephyr. .. ! play Bass ... 'ZA-h ut. .. Lu v ya' ll , It was great, esp.O.E ..

Drama C lu b 2,3,4 Outdoor ed. 1.2,3 Civ ics C lub 3 Cu lture C lub 4

Marco Esteban Hidalgo 1989-1994 Love is an ange l di sgui sed as lu st.

- I 0 ,000 Maniac s Everyo ne is a moon a nd has a darkside whi ch he never shows to anybody.

-Mark Twa in Of all sex ual a bbe rrat ions, c hastity is the greatest.

-Anato le Fra nce Can yo u see how d irty my carpe t is .. look at it ... Carrie ... LUM M ... chase .. . it wo n' t be rai ning ... SRsock ... squeezy .. tel. poles ... sacred grove ... no Sega ... bea pro pool ta bl e ... in the zo ne ... yo u know ... I take big ... igua na .. .John 's peace ful. .. Nap House .. Sweet 16 ... Fontainbl eau ... pre KJ .. .J azz Fest. .. Dea thNY ... 11 min ... Luc ky C ue ... Spring Break ... pa rt yba ll ... Oh Yeah ... doogyrots ... Pub ... Port ofCa ll ... mo nt ez uma .. .J etta ... opera w\SASo.comfort .. Jager. .. T he FACE ... banana ... pape r. .. 50yd ... in the dawn o f my li fe , my future burns bri ght .. it 's cas hed I

Natio nal Merit Final ist 4;N HS4;NSE I st e tc. 2,3 ,4 ; C ulture C lub 3,4;Cross Count ry 2,3; trac k I ;chess c lub I; Little Sho p 4;C ivics Cl ub 3,4; Hono r Ro ll I ,2,3,4 ;foo tball 1,4;

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Davis Lee Jahncke 1992-1994 Let' s pack a fatty , Jank 1 -Q-Dog

Soppy .. .J unki e ... WFS:Q-Dog,Cl yde, Paul: Ri ver Rats ... Skiing w/ AQ ,PH ,CPH ..

Mardi Gras 93,94 ... Plantation w/RJ ... The Keys ... Destin .. .TatooZoo ... Football party .. .St.Pats float w/LW, HM ... Mi ghtyC hitl en ... Hunting w/GH ... Farm w/ HM ... Out all ni ght w/RJ...Thurs. at BF' s w/CW,TP,MM .. .44 mag. w/HM ,RJ..

IOft. Chi cken Thanks Mom ,Dad and Grandparents-y ' al l have been great, Love y' al l. TH an ks to a ll My fri end s, we 've had so me reall y good ones. Holl y, you ' ve been great, loveyoull! Later Days, Y' all !

Football I ,2(WFS) 4(STM); Lacrosse I ,2(WFS ); Soccer 3(STM); Wrestling I (WFS); Civics Club 3,4;

Ruchi Katoch 1989-1994 To find out a girl 's fa ults, prai se her to her friend s.

- Ben Franklin God created the world , but it is the devil who keeps it go ing.

-Tri stan Bern ard

London89 .. .MG Ball ... X Mas 92 .. .Jan I I-Feb 15 ... Mar. 93 ... Bali ... Bacchus 93 ... Prom 93-Beth's hou se ... Graduation 93 ... IYC Dance 92 ... Beach Party ... 90 pts ... London 94-Sat 12 SO, TB , SC, BR, PL, BC, -Age 22-Londi s Rafa and Fl oppy, High beach , V-mon ster. .. HC 94 ... Long Walks (London) ... 3 minutes .. .lndia 92 .. .4 Puds ... Wreck (CT) ... Purpl e Bagel ... 16 B-Day ... CT, LP, and secrets ... Changes 94 ... Wes. in Miss ... Pardee's Class ... ! hate U Mike ... Sr. Yr .. .! Love- Mom , Dad, Su nny and Brutus ... Good Luck - CT, LP, CP, NC and RA ..

Fas hi on Club I ... Key Club 2,3,4 ..

Culture Club 3,4 ... Honor Roll 1,3,4 ... Indi an Youth Club 1,2,3 ,4 ... Swimming I ... Cross Country 2 ... Save Marsh Land 2,3 ... Commun ity Service 2,3,4 ... LS UMC 4 ... Biology, Math Award I

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Amy Michel Keeney 1980-1994 Two out of three ain ' t bad!

-Al ice Manard And the goodbyes make the journey harder still.

-Cat Stevens Before we end and begin aga in lets drink a toast to how it 's been.

-B ill y Joel 9-ball... saggers ... Destin ... Mi ss Trips ... WCW-MM .. .I Never. ..The part y before the party ... SS-LA ... Dome Parking Lot. .. BD Scande l. ..HC Ni ght/Shoneys .. .Pr. of 9s ... Pool sharks- LW ... Shameel/Sh amal-JL...Th e opera-SA, MH, LW ... LM VT RO ... Dreams-CW ... Brights- LW ,JL...TB run s ... SK dip-Destin ' 93 .. .2 yrs-only 3 month s MM ... Haro ld ... PTH 5.0-LA ... Trivial Pur s uit. .. Mini Pep rally ... Gators ... WOP ... lnflated Toe ... Pie rl. ..JL,LW Tha nx for all th e great years ... Lo ve ya MM/LA ,CZ,ES ,EW,LG ,MS ,KK ,HM ,C W,TP,RF,DJ ,SA,JC. .. 1 Love you Mom,Dad, Sean forev erything,Thanks ! ByeSTM VARSITY SOFTBALL I 2 3 4 ; CROSS COUNTRY 23 4; VOLLEY BALL I; CIVIC CLUB 3 4; CULTURE C LUB 4 ; C HEERLEADER I; Y EARBOOK C LUB I ; CARE ACROSS CAMPUS 4: HO NO R ROLL ; NAT IO NAL FORENS IC LEAGUE.

Kathryn Eugenie Kimble 1990-1994 Li fe is not tri ed it is merely survived if you' re standing outside the fire.

Garth Brooks Dream until your dreams come true.

-Aerosmilh

KT K.. KA ME ...ha! f-pint. .. non-sto p talk er. .. Trinity Days ... Tc hefuncta ... the qua rt .. M' head summe rs ... mpr ni ghts ... N. Seabury ... Messy w/ EW,ES ... broken trunk .. D.World w/ WS ... Mad iwawas ... Kinko 's b' room w/ HM .. .smooth/ ro ugh.... Figaro 's b-day ... th e chi cken... BK ball s w/ MS , KB , SN, MLK ... singing in cars w/ HM ... HN dance .. .Crush dancin ' ... Midnight Madness ... AII -A merican w/ AS ... A' bon w/ MLR ... Busted-Destin 93 ' w/ LW , LA, ES, AK ... late ni ghttalk s w/ ES , MS ... LaPl ace trips ... Dena K... Peugy ... po werhour ... million pts. w/KB ... Easter part y ... thank s HM ,MS ,WS.ES, LG ,EW,AC ,KB ,MLR ,LW ,LA ,JL,AK,EK fora !! th e memori es. Good luck M + John , thank s Mimi and Papa and esp. 1110111 - I love yo u all 11

Cross Cou111ry 3,4, M IP: Trac k 3 (S tate Champ ions),4; Shie ld 3,4; C lass Parliamenta ri an 2,3: Ca re Ac ross Ca mpu s 4; Na tio nal Honors Society 3,4; Cum Laude Soc iety 3,4; Honor Ro ll 1,2,3,4; Western Civili zati on Awa rd I; Spanish award I ; Al egebra award I

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Victoria Blair Law 1992-1994 It is easy to be brave at a safe dista nce.

-Thid It is easy in the world to li ve by the world ' s opini on; it is easy in solitude to live after one' s own ; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude.

-Unknown Fightn w/ AB... Heart to hea rts ... Abstrac t Days ...Dead Man's Tree .. .SprBrk ' 93motel/pond .. . fi eld ... wa rwagon... BYOS ... Lalapalooza ...London...LesMi s ...Carn aby St...Texas Star Motel. ..That ni ght/mare .... Shut up? ...Xrnas' 93 .. campin g ... my bed ...Everyone' s coming out on mel. ..Pub ... Rentn w/ CR ..

Dazed and Confu sed ... Did you dri ve us home last ni ght?/SD ... Wild at Heart. .

Kaldi ' s.. .Mardi Gras' 94/tiltawhirl. .. gd w/WF in Mi ss ... Truth or Dare ... Naughty .. .Thanks: AB , SD, CR, PL, WH , WF, SM, RM , RH , LL, AM , LM , RM , MG, BM , TG, AK , BM , SW, Morn , Dad, art, Ms. B ... Don' t wake me up ! Bye everybody, I 'll ca ll from London.

Hal o 3; Lyre 4; Culture Club 4; Art Award 3.

Jennifer Marie. Lee 1990-1994 I expect to pass through thi s world but once; ... any kindness that I can show to any fell ow creature,... let me do it now; .. for I shall not pass thi s way again .

-Stephen Grell et I qui ckl y laugh at everything, for fear of ha ving to cry.

-Pi erre de Beaumarchai s Jennifa ... Rhonda ... Li sa T. .. Brts w/ Crew ... 8pd.SH w/ KN ...Destin 93 .. .Rwenk .. .oh yea? ... Betta than McDonaux? .. .GNO ... RA W ... What' s Happnin' Hot Stuff .. Mardi Gras 93,94 ... BSSH ... Whatta Man ... PJ' s ... Thinkin ' -DC' s.. .Cat in the hat. ..spytech .. .419?3 I I? ... Cuddly ... Odysseus ... GP 's ... banana ... humaniti es w/ AR ...Yo Mama ... Sh yea ...that 's fli rtateous... 3some ... GD.. hoochi e ... bri ck wall. .. kid 's ni ght w/ KD ,JP,AS ... call me kooky ...Get ta steppin ... destin 94 ... Lenn y Kravitz w/ KP,AS ,CZ ... skittles ... sugarcubes KO? ... Wayne, it's been fun ...Thanks Mom and Dad, I Love You.

Key Club 2,3,4; Ci vics Club 3,4; Culture Club 4; Soccer I; Cross Country 2; Softball 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4.

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Julie Lyeki 1990-1994 I've run through rainbows and castl es of candy and I've cried a ri ver of tea rs from the pa in I tried to dance with what life had to hand me and if I coul d ... l' d do it all over again .

-Stev ie Nicks Two out of three ain ' t bad .

-A li ce Manard Prec ious ... 13 ... B-ball cha111ps '93' 94 ... Wonderful Toni ght w/M H... Destin Talk s w/LW ... Hard Rock Cafe w/A K... Bait House w/SJ,CC,&SS ... I000PTS ... Scandals ... Secret Rendezvous w/ LW ... Sha111el Sha111al w/A K... H/co111ing w/ JC .. .Shoneys ... New Years Eve ... Mardi Gras ' 94 & The O111elet... Andrea's PLot ... Cafe Degas w/A K,MM ,& JC ... I Sth Bday & The Duck... South Bay #72 ..

Hell Condo ... Waffel House ... Good Lu ck SJ... l Lu v U: Mo111, Dad, Jannell , Jess ica & Dobee--cou ldn' t have done it w/out 'ya ll ... Tha nks LA , HM , MM , TP, RF, RR, CW, JG ... LW & AK--Thanks for all the un fo rgetable times .. .JC: I love you & Thanks fo r all the 111e111ori es ... The fun is not over yet 111

Basketball 1.2.3.4; Trac k 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Vol leyball 1,2; Civi cs Club Tresurer 4; Aco lyte Clu b 1,2,3,4; Fashi on Club 2; Culture Club 4; Class Secretary 3; Ho111eco111ing Court 2,3,4;

James Merrick McKinnie 1991-1994 I told you once yo u son of a gun , I' m the best th at's ever been.

-Charli e Danie ls Band Gonna li ve fo rever if the good die young.

-Tracy Lawrence

Nigel...Studyhall w/CW ... Shoney's w/ AK,DJ ,HM ,SL ... SS w/AK ... 2yrs yet 3 mths w/AK ... Hey Mr. Nice Guy ... Fil -A-Bon ... Pairof9 's ... Bryan' s w/CW, DJ ,TP.. .Jul y4th w/SA ,MB ... BBall at CW's ... GN ' s House ... ! am God ... WCW w/ A K... O' Henry's BDay ... $40or25cents ... Dad Wars ... Ri verwalk talks w/SA ..

Waffle House w/ AK, LW,CW,BD,AC .. .Destin '94 ... Wendy 's w/CW, BD,RF ... Billy 's Bu ll ets ... Madde n... Thanx Mom & Dad, Fo ll ow 111 y footsteps M.P. 1 Love Ya ' ll ;Thanx to 111 y fri ends, I owe ya ' II a lot & money; Lou ,A I, Sloppy, Boog,Ha rry, Bad Hair,Nhoj,Ham111erti111e, Pugs;I Love You 9-Ball (AK)!

Di shes Are Done Man.

Basketball I ,2,Captain 4;Golf 4; Culture Club 4;Acolyte Club,VP,4; Halo 4;The Man 1,2,3,4.

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Camilo Manuel Mendez 1991-1994 Li ve and Let Li ve.

-Scotti sh Proverb Onl y dead fi sh swim with the stream.

-Anonymous Life moves pretty fast,if you don't stop and look around, you cou ld mi ss it.

-Ferri s Bueller

lce ... Juli o ... #33 .. .Mo nty Python.. .JCM and MPM ... Undefeated State Champion s 199 1: 23-0 ... Statm an ... Outcloor Ed .. .JD,FC,TlM ,AND T INA .. AP Chem ... LHSPLA Reg ional Champi onships ... Go ld's Gym .. .Thanks Sean . .405 .. .MR . H's Homeroom .. " My Pen...Sweet 16 ... SM ,RT,AN D LP .. .4th Peri od Study Hall... Card s, Paper Football , and Hack n' Sack ... RA ,DC,MB ... Honors Physics ... BA,BB,RF ... Lunch with PBP ... Father Mesa ... C- YA ... " Wi sh you were here" ... PO and HO B.. Chess Clu b ... Lifti ng with Greg and Cliff ...

Baseball 1,2,3,4; National Hono r Society 3,4; Power Lifting Tea m 4; Chess Clu b 1,2,3,4; Qui z Bow l I; State Champio nship Baseball Team Stati sti cian I.

Suzanne Nicole Miller 1981-1994 If youth did not outgrow the blu sh of innocence then all would be lost.

-Jeff Fo ntaine I do not fear tomorrow, for I remember yesterday and I love today.

-A nonymous It 's fix in' to be a lot better, man!

-Slater 4-30-92 ..Tree/Shru b... Rebel L...Bacchus93 ... KK& HojoAC. .. WI SNER 11 ... Exxon Rul es ... Moun tain w/ BR ...Watenn elon @ RE' s ... 16th Bclay .. .$3 w/ KP & TT ... CASABO, BYOB ... DEA F... Fork ... Lake w/ MP .. .Dri veThru w/ LK ... Cuco' s w/ RE-always .. .Dopplega nge r... WF in MS ... 9 MI NUTES ... 8 maybe 15 .. .T/D w/ WF& VL...Moby/Pucldy .. .Tik i w/ MW ... WF- 7 TIM ES ... Rupaul shoes ... St w/ MP @ Ri ve r ... Dazed & Co nfu se d ... 2 yea rs ... ! want it ... Ranclom Man ..

Spli f... Pro m.. .Thanx Mom/Dael/ Kenny, KK,RK, WF,VL,DB ,G V,VC , lS,RE, MW ,BMM ,A G. KK- WAS NOT! U' II always be my BF!! I love you Mike 1

Fashion Clu b I; Cross Country 2; Key Club 2,3,4; Cu ltureC lu b3,4; Lyre Staff 4; Honor Roll 4

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Holly Bevan Mills 1987-1994 GO CRAWL IN A HOL E 1 -Dav is Lee Jahncke Il l Pro I11i se me you won ' t fo rget me, because if! thought you would, I wouldn ' t leave.

-Piglet Love is not seen in the eyes, but felt in the heart, fo r th e eyes can dec i ve thee.

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Bevan... Sloppet .. Chiffon...Trish ... Whittie ... #33 .. . 100s .. .NOI D.. . Break cl ri ves ..no Ill ore B w/KP ... Fire Alarm in DC. ..lnhale talks w/LW ... Quarter w/ KK ,AS ..

StPats flo at w/LW ,DJ ... Shoneys w/DJ,AK,SL,CW,MM,JL...Toone ... Destin 94 ... Yicleo Cam...Gin-n-Jui ce ...Tatoo Zoo .. .Fl oricla w/DJ .. .My Di xelancl Deli ght..

Thanx Chri s, Ni ck, Mom, & Dad-Now I know why .. .AII my fri end s-es p. KK, LA, AC ,LW ,JL,AK Thanx for putting up with my dramatics- I love you all so much .. . Jen Lu v Ya, Loser!... Dave yo u are the best, but I love you more ! Check YaLater.. ...................... May 27, 1994

Soccer 1,2,3,4; All-di stri ct 3; Track 1,2,3; Di strict Champ 2,3; Reg iona l Champ 2,3; State Champs 2,3 ; Civics Club-Pres ident 3,4; Class Parlimentari an 4; Honor Roll ; Speech Team 4; Mu sicals 2,3,4; HoI11ecoming Cheerleader 4

Michael Andrew Moreau 1989-1994 My idea of an agreeabl e person is a person who agrees with me.

-Benj am in Di sraeli

Fo r.1·011 et /wee oli111 111e111i11isse iuvabi1.

Perh aps. at soI11e time, it wi ll be pl easin g to remember even these things.

-Vcrgil Rules arc there ain ' t no rul es !... 5Illin ... eat ing grass ... Ki ra&Sonny .. .Skip w/ JM .. .early faI11 e .. . Ba I11a pen pa ls ... Jllov ies w/RW ... Laverne ... bo1tle ... n stan d ... lockeel out. .. fit ... G ilcla, Li Iy&Macieline ... Morea u... truth/dare ... buzz ...

Ziggy ...T0I11 &Jerri ... what. .. nuts to shark s... swimmi ng soap opera ...schmi 11 ions ... Lori &Rhoncla ... cl ucky ... Sni ckers... ransom note ...ph ony ...Big Recl .. .blinking eyebrows ... Babel's stall. .. tangents ... messages by LS ... poetry by BB ... DAQ ... Da uphin Isl... Melrose ... PF... E, .. .saving the pl ace ... fire cl rill .. .BFC. .. DDS .. . Randy .. . Peaches ... Grapes ... H&G ... Whatclifference cloes it make?

SwiI11I11 ing 1.2.3.4: Lyre 2,3,4; Key Clu b 3.4: Spec ial Olympics 1,2,3,4; Speec h and Debate teaill 3,4; Cross Cou ntry 1,3; Trac k and Fi eld 1,2: Science Olyillpi ad Team 4; Nati onal Honors Soc iety 3.4; J ETS TeaI11 2,3; Care Across Campus Clu b 4; Acl vancecl Place I11ent Scholar; Gracie A big Brother.

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Susan Lela Neal 1982-1983; 1993-1994 You ca n't have w hat yo u want unless yo u da re to sec things throu gh.

-Je rry Je ff Wa lker Th ere is no pleas ure in havin g no thin g to do; the fu n is in havin g lots to do a nd no t doing it.

-John W. Raper Life is too short to leave the so uth.

-Unknown Suz ... CCBS .. PBM axx ... Mill er. .. 6,000do ll a's It's not even leatha ... thurs. ni g hts o ut. .. W a hoo .. Port ofCa ll. .. ML's bad innue nce ... too tal l. .. we were vo lunteerin g rea lly Mr S ... do n' t hug me .. .Tori ' s 5 min driving record ... passed aro und I st.. .cam pi ng, mi lle r the ki ll er. .. the nevere nd in g story .. .j azz fe st, marti n, smu gg li ng , o ut w/mom ... Je rry Je ff Walker, Sam son, Ke ntu cky ... pass the beans ... te nni s skirts ... law student magnet. .. co ncentrated O .J . w/AS ... ML ' s theori es ... go lf'7... theq uitte rscl ub ... BK ... bowhead ... lt's been fun 1•• LSU.

Key C lub 3; Yearbook C lub 3; "The King and I" 3; C iv ics C lu b 4; Cu ltu re C lub 4; Care Across Ca mpu s 4; Admi ss ion sC lub4

Kristen Ann Nelson 1986-1994 Vi sion good times th at broug ht so mu ch pl eas ure makes me wan t to go bac k agai n.

-Ji m my Buffet

I a lways knew that looki ng back on our tears would make us la ugh, but I never thought that looking back o n our laug hter wou ld make us cry.

-anonymous

laugh attacks .. banana .. 8 pd. S H run /talk s w/JL. .. Boot Scootin ' Boog ie w/RR, AS ... Mardi Gras 93 ... Sweet 16 ... S H/lunc hes w/B F. .. sk ipping L. w/ KP ... RR drawing sta mps .. gi rl 's night o ut... thumpers ... Bart w/crew ... AS save me ... AS do yo u re member? .. WildTchps w/JL,RR ... phone talk s w/AS,JL...Fi na ... Kim 's ... Me mbers Onl y.. VCR ... Rudprec t. .. te nni s w/MR,CC,ET,A M ,JB , an d coach ... the bet. .. Ecdor ..JD w/RR ... I cn t.p ... Becky ... good luc k MR ... thanks to a ll my fri e nd s esp. mom,dad, a nd Scott fora II of the great me mori es ... ! ' II mi ss you an d I love yo u a ll.

KeyClub 1,2,3 ... FashionClub2 ... Shield 3 ... C ivics C lub 3,4..

Cu lture C lu b 4 ... Honor rol I .. Honorab le Mention A rt !. .. Soccer 1,4 ..Tenni s 1,2,3,4 ... Most Valuabl e 1,2 .. 2nd Reg ional s 2 ... 1st Regional s 4.

Class of 1994

Gregory Martin Northan 1982-1994 The world is mine.

-Scarface

Thechase ... Bucktown USA ... DAQ Bum ... Stevecan'tdri ve ... stra p on Mobi le ... 5.0 ... POW wows at my ho use .. .The fe ll as ...Don't hass le it ... The bi g one ... Drag Rac ing ... Is a rush ... the Cadi ... Pink Floyd '94 ...Comfortaba ly numb ... Morocco Man ...J ohn .. .J ohn's we ird fri ends ... Look at rnycarpet. ..Wanna race .. .! did beat Paul. .. Torez is nex t. .. are you cool, rn an ...lt's been a coo l fo ur years .

Football I; Baseba ll 1,2; Track 3; Chess Club 1,2.

Kristi Leigh Parton 1986-1994 No love, no fri end ship can cro ss the path of our destin y without leaving some mark on it forever.

-Francois Mauri ac It 's better to reg ret the things you 've don e th an the things you haven ' t done.

-M ichae l Ca ine Parting is such swee t so rrow.

-Will iam S hakes peare Safe 2 say ... Wh at's yo ur sign ...Bib le sex talks ... Skipping L w/KN ...

YC R ... Ge r ' s p a rti es . .. Fl y aw ay Be rd .. . M e n nit es w/ AS . . .

Carlos ... Thumbs up ... Ste inmart. .. DC ... Begga rs/choose rs .. . Flirtin ' is fu n .. .JR - Da ll as ...T w in s ... G ambino 's w/ AC .. . Harv es t of Hope/ Knoxv il le ... Spring brea k ' 93,'94 .. .ER Raw: I don ' t see no ran gs on dees fa ngas ...OK ... 24/7 ... IE ... 1,2, 3, ... lNXS .. .Lenn y Kravitz ... Bart's ...

New Yea r' s at Poll y's '93, '94 ...

Here ' s 2 yo u, here ' s 2 me ... Roo ll T ide ... Good luckJ C, LA ,MC, BJY , BY,IM ... Thank s 2 M om, Dad, JR,C B,AR, AC,etc. TLOV E YOU .

Nat ional Honor Soc iety member 3,4 ; Honor Ro ll 1,2,3,4; King and I 3; Yearbook staff I; Choru s 2,3,4; Culture Club 4; Vo lleyba ll I; Softba ll I; Cross Co un try 2.

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Thomas Maxwell Peters 1990-1994 Live fast, die young, and leave a good looking corpse.

-John Be lushi Let me tell yo u this, the older you do get, the more rules their gonna try to get you to fo ll ow. You just gotta keep li vin , L-I-Y-1-N. -Wooderson Chicks dig the hog!

-TPand HP AL. ..#42 .. .Dad Wars... Wolf skiing ... Tatoo zoo .. .Thurs. nights ... D+C lunches ...Habits wI HP ... Moby Duck ... Mi ss. w/ AR,LR, +MMH ... "Did you see that chicken?" ...Dre Day ... St upid w/ HP+RW ... RW 's ea r fight. .. Swim . w/ LW,JL, +Chickenhawk .. .LW+JL' s condo w/ SS ... BUNG ... rat-tat-tat. .. The TOAST .. .

WOP ... Yahtzee .. .TKB .. .Back in Nam ... Ah, Senior. .. football brawl...THANKS: Lou, Slop,Boog,Nige l, +Pit, Honey's JL+AK ,HP,SB ,RW , JM,DC, MC ,JA ,TT, PW , Mom ,Dad ,James, Roumain ,+Mel. .. Lauren, Thanks for everything: 2yrs,6mo. , and count ing, I love you ...school: l0% in,90% was out. ..It's been fun , but now it 's off to hunt the mighty Chi tlin.

Footbal 1,2 ,3,4 (Captain ), D strict Champs 3; Wres tling 1,2,3; Honor Committee(StudentRep.);CivicsClub 3,4; Acolyte Club 2,3,4.

Christopher Todd Reese 1981-1994 l ' m gettin ' really good at barely gettin ' by.

-Brooks & Dunn All I really gotta do is live and die, but I'm in a hurry and don't no why .

-Alabama What thi s world needs is a few more rednecks.

-Charlie Daniels Band Crease ... thank s LB ... typ ingw/G N,SR ... computer man .. .guy-CS,CW ...23 year club ... frenchw/BV .. .me lanconisms-veal,ect...homecoming'9 l .. .stop at the next tim esave r ... socce r ... th e ben c hw/ LH(bump) ... WHERE l S THE ACCOUNT AB lLITY ,SS? ... jim, notjimmy ... goody ... golfw/T A, MB ,JD ... bball. ..

4wheelin 'w ith RC in cp ... goo n .. .fodcourt. ..drivin g too fast. .. ticke ts &mafiaman .. .MB&the Quantum ... th e country ... track ... Destin '94 ... fa ll ing down ... rentamob ... pwrhr. .. dern tootin ' .. .RUSH IS RIGHT ... libs&2 nd per eng ... thanks mom ,dad,amanda-1 love you all ... LETS ROCK 1

Soccer 1,3, 4 Go lf 2, Track 4 , Civics Club

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Anouk Helene Rognon 1981-1994 The great conso lation in life is TO SAY EXACTLY WHAT ON E THINKS. -Vo ltaire The truth is generally seen, rare ly heard.

-Gracian Let me sho w yo u baby I'm a TALENTED boy.

-Prince Steven ... Lunches w/MF. .. OK .. .Trying to make everyone e lse happy .. .lt 's safe to say ... The root of all ev il...West Bank Boys ... Long talks w/JH ... We ' re just Dating .. .MM&BTon the neutral gro und ... Dinner and a Movie w/MF. .. RA W ... BT in constant denial. .. Harvest of Hope w/TH ... Mardi Gras ' 93 ... JB my best fri end .. .Jane ... Mack Truck ... Spring Break 92 -4 .. .4th period ph ys ics .. .J od ie Foster? .. PDA. .. I'm just honest. ..The Frey Fam ... Bil !. .. Free Dinner. ..Jim June RexY 'a ll impressed me ... Thank YOU mom, dad , mimi , pop i & JB/TH/BT/ JL/KP/MF ! 'LL MISS YOU.

Varsity Softball I 2 3 4; Cross Cou ntry 2 3 4; Vol leyball I ; Civic Club 3 4; Culture Club 4; Cheerl eader I ; Yearbook Club I ; Care Across Camps 4; Honor Roll; National Forensic Leag ue.

Lindsey Elizabeth Romano 1981-1994 Love does not consist in gaz ing at eac h other, but in looking together in the same direction.

-Anto ine De Sa int -Exupery For a kni ght -e rrant witho ut a lady love was like a tree without leaves or fruit, a body wi th out a soul.

-Cervantes

Linn y ... Lynard Skynard ... palooza 92&93 w/NS ... FortKinkaid ... Mini Pep Rally ... Allni ghters w/NS ... Greek Fest w/NS&JS ... Stefan ... STP, Rollins , &Pu mpkin s w/NS ... Benn y's ... Metairie w/NS&all. .. OleMiss visit w/NS ... Mardi Gras 93&94 w/NS .. .J es uitH C92&93-Lady in Red w/NS .. .Jane ' sAdd ict ion &PF ... Spri ngBreak 93 w/NS&JL &94 atBluHo w/NS ,RR ,LB ,&GL... Memories LR Dotw/TDE,KH ,&MD ... S li ver's ... BFFw/EW ... NS 's Tattoo ... lu v u Rahna ... Thanks Mom , Dad,Creed,&John -1 love u always ... Nick yo u mean so much-1 love u .. What a long road STM 1 Good Luck everyone.

Student Co un ci l 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Cheerl eader 1,2,3,4, Capta in 1,4; Mi ss Sr. Martin 's 4; Girl s'State 4; 14 Year C lub; Hom ecom ing Chairman 4; Honor Comm ittee Substitute 3, 4; Ly re C lub 3; Culture Club 4; Softbal l 2, 3; C it y and State Rally 4.

Class of 1994

Rene Monique Ronquillo 1989-1994 lf your li fe is free of fa ilures , you 're not taking enough ri sks.

-H. Jackson Browne Lighten up whi le you still can, don 't even try to understand , just find a place to make you r stand. We may lose, and we may wi n, but we wi ll never by here again , so open up I' m climbing in.

-Eagles Why go fo r two when you can shoot for three.

-Collin Schuhmacher Ch icken ... 55 ... Poop ... S 16'92 ... Valentines ' 92 ... HCg '92 ... Thumpers ... Waveland w/AS ,MR,JL. .. C isco .. .Darren ... WildTchops ... FenderBenders ... Pheonix'92 ..

Dinners w/Dad ... MardiGras ' 93 ... King John .. .4thPer.Physics .. .DQ in Wel sh ... 55 , 13,30 Unbelieveab le .. .Bourbon ... Mudbugs Summer' 93 ... Mine better be good ..

Aug.8 ,'93 w/AM,JL,SJ ... Outall night w/KG ,MM ... Kelly ' s Surpri se ... Amy ' s BO ... BootScootin ' Boogie ... Watch Out Now ... LK w/KB,SN ... E is th e FMaster..

JD w/KN ... Repeat'94 ... Freckles ... Weare theChampions ... Marj & Lydia,! luv U ... Babies .. .Thanks & I luv U Mom,Dad,Doob,Anna,Beth ,Ray! IO it all to U! Basketball I ,2,3 ,4;Captain 4;Di stri ct MVP3 ,4; A11-Metro4;All-State 4;State Champs 3,4;Track 2,4;AllDi strict4;State Champs 2; Voll eyball 1;Softball 4;Key Club 2,3;Fashion Club 2;Civics Cl ub 3,4;Culture Club Pres. 4;Art Award 2;Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

Marie Louise Ryan 1990-1994 Drink with me to days gone by , to li fe that used to be. Let the wine of fr iend ship never run dry , at the shrine of friendship never say die. Here's to you and here's tome .

-Les Miserables We ought never do wrong when people are looking.

-Mark Twain

NASHVILLE. ..LOUIE ... WlSH LIST. .. HC'92-WHERE'STHETRAMP ... SUDS & DUDS ... BRAINSURGERY W / MM&BL. .. NYEVE '91 ... APPLEJUICE WI D & J ... OB '93 ... ROCK ON! ... CULTURE CLUB THRS ... GETTING PASSED AROUND ... SAMPLES? ... HC'93-EAR HEART SM STOP .. .JERRY JEFF ..

MANEATER .. .XRA Y VISION ... PASSTHEBEANS ... MILLER 1.. . WHAT IS MY #? ... NY W/ KK-BERG DORF & DAD 'S JET.. .MA RDI GRAS '94! ..

APOLLO-WHERE IS MEG? ... GOLF(INJUR Y!) ... CAMPING ... HANGMANW/ WS ... HONEYILOVE YOU ... PJ'S W/MM ... RfDING W/ AMP&AL...GETTING LOST ... MM&BL-MOO!. .. MOM,DAD ,BEBE & FRIENDS THANKS FOR EVERYTHING II

CROSS COUNTRY 3,4; TRACK 3,4; CIVIC CLUB 3,4; LYRE 2,3 ,4; CULTURE CLUB 4; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY3,4; CUM LA UDE 3,4.

Class of 1994

Whitney Elise Samuel 1989-1994 Trul y g reat fri end s are hard to find , harder to leave, and imposs ibl e to forget.

-G. Randolph Be yourself, no one can ever te ll you you are doin g it wrong.

-James Herling

Sprout .. .Joey ... Sprin g Break w/ EW ...Shopping ... Mardi Gras ... Lane Knows Everything ... Bike riding w/ EW LG ... Cafe Degas ... Talks w/ CS ... Cele bration Station w/EW ... Disney World w/ KK. .. Death Stop ... BigBird ...J ay 's Boathouse ... HN Dance ...Souffle ...Dates w/ L V CA. ..Caddy Click w/EW LG ...SweetSixteen ... Ch inese Mil ey w/ ES ... SophmoreD inners w/ EW ... Wreck w/ EW KKMS ... Founhof Jul y w/ JC EWES HMTP ... Vanderbilt. .. Mary Poppins ... Legal. ..Joey I Love You.. .Thanks For Everything Mom Dael Gi g i Sean and Scott. ..Thanks Dad For All Th e CS and BF ' S .. .lLove You AII ... Bye STM.

Cla ss Vic e Pres id e nt4; Swim ming 1,2,3 ,4 ; Tennis 1,2 ,3,4 ; C ivics Club3,4 ; Nationa l Honor 's Society4 ; MVP Tenni s2,3; MIP Swim min g2; Swim Captain4; State Swim Champs4 ; Tenni s Captain4; Honor Roll ; 1,2,3 ,4;

lrfan Azeem Sayyad 1993-1994 One of th e ad va ntages of be ing di sorderly is that one is constantl y making exc iting discoveries.

-A.Milne Money, it turned o ut , was exactl y like sex , you thought of nothing else if you cl idn 't have it and th o ught of other th ings if yo u did.

-James Baldwin

Wh at time is it. .. Hi Ms. Dif. .. Lets have a study hall. .. Cameel O ' Nea l. .. Hack scraper... Foot balI camp ...#80 ... The hit ...Thecatch ... Madison High... Playoffs ... Soccer seaso n ...# 10 ... Dann y and Javier. .. Vanderbilt , CD .. .Track prc ... T made it to state .. . Prom 94 ... Dogg ing the fit ' n trim .. .Thank yo u very much Aunt Farida ... Good luck Za k ... Thank s Michae l, Uncle Bill , David ... and ofcourseJaime ... Thanks June Bu g and good luck ... March 26, 1994 ... Ring Day 94 ... Chande liers talk ... Calculus wordplays ... Stupid doohicky ... Thank s everybody for makin g my time at STM a memorable one.

National Honor Soc iety 4: Halo 3; Chess C lu b 3,4; Football 4 ; Cross Country 3; Soccer 3,4; Track and Fi eld 4; Baseball 3; Ho nor Roll 3,4.

Class of 1994

Brent Daley Scalia 1981-1994 The bridge wi ll only take you halfway there. The last few steps you have to take alone.

-S hel Silverstein The hatred of those near to us is often the most violent -Tacitus Pain is li fe.

-Charles Lamb Grim .. .Frecks .. .#65 ...Dad Wars ... Kumatae W\JG+CC .. .CDB ... Drive By W\ BD ... Rusty ... Office Party's 1+11. .. Sunny Day ' s ... Locker Wars ... Lunch at my house W\CC+BB ... Braw l W\Madi son ... Two Old Cats Like Us ... Garth Brooks ... Halfway Hou se ... Bacchus W\ TA+CA ... BB Jumping On TheF!oat. .. Miss ion Immpossible .. .Operation Barnyard ... Power Hour W\CC ,BB,SG+FC. .. Lets Rock ... Al i Baba and The 40 Thieves ... Shm amered W\CC+ TA ... Grad uation ...

Thanks To: Mom ,Dad,Amy,thecoaches,CC ,BB,TA,JG ,MS+A II of my other friend s ... Cindy, I' II Miss You ... Yaya Con Dios ...

Football 1,2,3 ,4; Wrestli ng 1,2; Acolyte Club 1,2,3 ,4; Ci vics Club 3,4; Special O lympics Volunteer 1,2, 3,4;

Morlas Voorhies Schoenfeld 1991-1994 Its not whether you win or lose, its whether I win .

-Marvelous Marvin Hagler Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?

-Bluto (Animal Hou se) Most people think I ' m fu ll of deni al, but I don ' t think so.

-M. Schoenfeld SLEEZY" ... "Duck" ..Tunga .. .l' m very proud of ya!... Don't call me Sure Iy ...getting very " happy" outside of AT2 's ... HM-Destin93 ... clown w/o a circus ... whoomp, there it is ... crui se:92,93 ... Bible w/Manu & Big Sac ... Ratboy ...Stm Yille ... Waffle House ... Family Truckster: 1982 -93 .. .Destin : 92-94 .. .Mardi Gras:Sth & La. Ave ... hiking in Tenn ... Aerosmith:94 ... GNR:92 ...Ruprect...LW 's hairy veg ... Speech 2nd per. w/Jocco ... happy-jack ... Luther' s ... hitchhiking-Mardi Gras: 92&93 ... BB vs. the sting ray ... Thanks and love to Mom, Dad , Adele, Ben, and Steve ... LS U bound.

Tennis 1,2 ,3 ;Letterman2, 3; Soccer 2; Honor Role I ,2,3,4;Homecomm ing Committee! ,2,3,4.

Class of 1994

John Collin Schuhmacher 1981-1994 No Dinner for me, on ly fluid s the doctor sa id.

-Phil Anse lmo Why go for two when yo u can shoot for three .

-John Collin Schuhmacher I promi sed myse lf somewhere in teenage life, I 'd never subrnitto the ones I will not be like. Live in a hole but stay close to my kind , cause they understand what burn s in my mind .

-Pantera D ... nill oc ... s h ow time ... tip s .. #43 .. PANTER Aw/JC ... th e rid ew/ SR&BB ... boom ... partyon ... MET ALLICA ... monopoly ...destin ... ge lding ...St. Patti 's 94' w/J C& JS . .. be in g a n id iot. .. " Pa v ilh ao Nove " .. pull e d ove r w/ SR&MH ... guts ... Meta irie ni ghts w/ DB , FS , JS, JC, BP, PH , WM , MB , BD, & Blaker. .. ATR ... UNSCA RRED BY TRIALS ... basketba ll ...battl esw/coac hes . .. WRONG GRADE ... STRONGE R THAN ALL...lone star state sty le w/ RL ... HOSTrLE ... sega w/T A ... gettin ' nasty ... DING ... the bass machine ... Good Luck and Have Fun to all my Friends ... Thanks MOM ,DAD, BLAKE,& KIBBS !Love yo u very much .. WALK ON HOME BOY 1!!

Basketball 1,2,3,4; MIP3; Honorab le Mention4; Captain4; Track3,4; Cross Co untry3; C iv ics C lub4 ; Aco lyte Club2,3; Chess Club I; Honor Rol l 3,4; 14 Year Club ; TCU A WAITS

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Monique Terese Scioneaux 1989-1994 Yesterday s are over my shou lder so I can' t look back for too long, there's j ust too much to see wa itin g in fro nt of me and I know that I can' t go wrong.

-J immy Buffet Sometimes I laugh and cry , I can' t remember why but I' ll always love those good times gone by.

-James Tay lor

MO ... KAME ... Bo lts ... Eric ... Mr. Cop ... HSC w/ES ... Playing pool to YMCA. ..J ay 's Boathouse ... Rusty ' s ...Chas ing Dimples and Duke ...S lapped by ES ... Locked in Subway w/ ES ... 1s Lad as big as the cubi c? ... SPRING BREAK '94 ... Power Hou r. . .Jung le w/ LG ... Easter Party ... Savi ng ES w/ FC. .. St. Patrick 's Day '94 ... Crush ... Madi wawa 's ... Mini -Pep Rallies .. Prom w/ KB , KK , AS ... ES , KK , LG , WS, EW, &es p. Eric- Thanks for all the memori es- I' ll mi ssyouall 1•.. Good Luck Mon ica! .. .Thanks for everythingMom&Dad ! I LOVE YOU ALL VERY MUCH!

National Honor Soc iety 3,4; Secretary 2; Vi ce President 3; Homecoming Court I ,2 ,3,4(Queen); Swimm ing I ,2,3 ,4(captain); State Sw im Champs4; All-American Swimmer; Jr. Nati ona ls 9 ; MIP Swimm in g 9; Broke 2 State Records; Cross-Co untry 3,4; All -Di strict CrossCou ntry4; Tenni s 4; HonorRoll l ,2,3,4; AcolyteClub 2; KeyClub 3;CareAcross Campu s 4.

Class of 1994

Amy Lawrence Scott 1981-1994 Past dreams, present happiness and friends make all the laughter. Thoughts of goodbyes are hard but goodbyes are not forever.

-Anonymous So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out , there 's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out.

-Cat Stevens

Aim ... Rita .. .l forgot...S hyea ... Trip to Barts ... Hoppin w/BT ... Destin '94 ... Frosty Bev .. .Guy 1-2 ... Mardi Gras ... Crab ... KN,save me ... Mobil in BR .. .Gossipw/ CZ ... Sweet 16 ... Glowin w/LR ... Fun nites w/KD,JP, JL. ..Rwenk .. .I 'm thinknDC ' s ... l/2of prom ...Hector. .. Phone talks w/ KN ,JL,KD ... Thumpers ... GP ' s & banana ...Comparing OMA w/ KP ... LKravitz ... RR'sstamps ... 3 11 ?4 19 ... Spy tech ... Pat. .. Laugh attacks ... Touring Kenner. .. DC & Werthers .. .Upper ann ... Earhart & Fi na ... The Quarter. . .Thanks to my family(esp the D ' s)& ALL my fr iends- I LOVE YOU & WILL MISS YOU ALL!

Key Clu b 2,4; Yearbook 3; Fashion Club 2; Civics Club 3,4; Care Across Campus 4; Culture Club (VicePresident) 4; Tennis I ; Softba ll 2; Soccer 1,3 .

Erin Patricia Simpson 1982-1994 Just lettin ' it go let the high times carry the low. Just livin ' my life easy come easy go.

-Jerry Jeff Wa lker

E... Mad iWa Wa 's ... Whatever Baby .. . KAME ... Destin Ph il osophies ... Harold ..

Egging w/LG,A K ... Power Hour. .. Crazy Night w/JL ,PN,CW,BS in on BS ' s ...

Brawl w/EW ... Who 's the Master. .. Where's Dimples ... HSC w/MS .. .Sh irts off. ..

Grad '92 ... Rusty ' s ... New Years w/KK,EW ... Hiding at WafHous w/LG ...

Spinn in 'w/AK ... Miniperall y still go ing ... Caged(Thanks MS ,FC) ...Latenite snax w/LG ... Road trips ...JJWalker w/LG ,EW ,MLR ,KB ,SN ,RF .. .J ' s Boathouse ...

MardiGras ' 94 ... Good luck RR,TH,S BO ... Thanks to my friend s & Mom,Dad , Brett, Nell , Jordan Even though I never say it yo u know I love you.

Tenn is 1-4,MIP 2,3 State Champs 4;Soccer4, Captain ,AII -District; Basketball l-3,A II-Di strict2,3,S tate Champs 3; Volleyball I ,2; Honor Ro ll 1-4; NHS 4; Civ ics Club 3,4; Aco lyte Club 1-4; Care Across Campu s 4; C lass Treasurer 2; Ha lo 4 Features Editor.

Class of 1994

Melissa Morgan Smith 1990-1994 If having fun means I' m not a lady, I guess I' m not a lady.

-Tombstone When there's onl y one race and that 's man kind , we sha ll be free.

-Garth Brooks The road goes on forever and the party never end s.

-Joe Elly Player .. .Everybody's with us .. .M.M. and B.T. on the ne utral ground ... Prom on BMX ... Searching for werewolf with J .A .... ! got a man .. .Jesuit cheer ... Whoosh Pop Bang-Bang ... H.C. baseball .. .Tool shed ... Where's my ring ... ls it Ms. or Mrs. Miss issippi ... Brick wall ... Smokey 's contribution ... Garth 's wearing Ropers ... The Rules ... losing car with L.R .... Highway Bandits .. .Shoop ... Flour fi ght with B.S .. ..

Sho-Gun ... Ugly ... Ashley search party ... S.J. 's precious ... Man hunt .. . You in da ' house .. .lt's moving, It 's moving .. .! got time .. . Good Luck Brent, Stephanie, and Breck. Thanks for everything Patty, Kati e, and the Scalia's . Mom, Dad , and even Lowery I love you and I'll mi ss you. A.S.U. Bound!!!'

Drama 1,2; Key Club 3; Cheerleading 1,3,4; Culture Club 4; Teacher's Aid 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4

Kathryn Breck Trevino 1980-1994 I will smile my best smile and laugh like it its going out of style.

- Garth Brooks A dream is like a river ever changin' as it flow s and the dream is jus a vessel that mu s foll ow where it goes.Tryn to learn from whats behind you and never knowing whats in store makes each day a constant battle jus to stay between the shore.

- Garth Brooks

# I 0 ... Bree .. .hopping w/ ALS ... Spring Break '93 .. .Wheres my ring ... Mardi Gras

' 93 ... Sunrise ... TR '93 .. .3 1 I? ... werthers ...whats my line .. .sybles... carshows w/ LG,MF,BP .. .riding the square ... Good Luck SL&LS ... Smoky ... 1852 ...Metalicca w/JR ,CW,SW ,MS,AS .. .Travis Tritt w/CG,KN ... neutral ground ... black wear ...

Cash 's ... absolute ly ... KB is the man ... thanks Mom and Daddy l luv u!

Volleyball I ,2,3 ,4All-Dist, Metro, State; Soccer 1,2,3,4 All-Di st, Metro, State h.m. ; Softball 1,2,3,4 All-Dist, Metro , MVP; Swimming 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3 Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Student Council I; Girls State 4; Chours 3,4; Culture C lub Sec.4; John Aker Award 3; Most Athletic 4.

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Greg Stacy Valladares 1990-1994 Insist on yourse lf; never imitate.

-Emerson All my Friends know the lowrider.

-War

I' d be a lot coo ler if yo u did.

-Wooderson No Worries.

-Greg Northon Hadres ...Slater. .. George ...Little Ceasars ... 8, ok maybe 15 ...The Magic Bus .. .it' s only been 9 minutes ... Mov ie Pictures ... Snap attheducks .. .The Big One ... Going over the Huey Long ... Khine ...My hat...The walls of my room freshman year. .. The day before my Geometry exam ... Comfortabl y numb ...I' m going to become a professional pool table ... Getting lost on the way to Destin ...Playing pool at the food court ... The quad at eight period ... Lowrid ing in Phys ics ... Zang ... Thanks Kim. ..No worries ... Check you later.

Football 1,2, Tenni s 2,3, Chess Club 1,2,

Elizabeth Caroline Wanek 1981 -1994 Keep smi ling-it makes people wonder what you've been up to.

-Anonymous You can have everything your heart desires except the way it used to be.

-Anonymous Remember the times we had and smile.

-Locals Only HB ... Brown Suga ... Sweet 16 ... Thanksgiving'89 ... Destin ... Jay's Boathouse ...

Egging-LG ,ES ... Graduation '92 .. .Mini-Pep Rally Night. ..Caddy Clique-LG, WS ... Are you gettingenough? ... Loonies ... Radiators-LG ... Frat-LG ...July 3, '92Limo ... No shirts at CW ... Blanche ...Bike rides- WS ,LG ... Halloween '93 ...

Chjcken ... AAM ... Scandals... The HN Dance ... Crush-the girls ... REA ... Surprise Party-the kinky cowboy ... NH-NSPM&JL... 1/30/94 ... ya '11,cows ... you ' re so pretty ...bubblebath .. .Thanks Mom ,Dad ,Peter,Jeanne-T LOVE YOU-LG ,WS , LR, ES ,KK,MS ,LA ,AK ,LW,AK ,JL,AB,esp.TYLER-BYESTM

Halo 3,4-Editor; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4Co-Captain; Swimming 2,3,4-CoCaptain; National Honor Society; Civic Club 3,4; Acolyte C lub 1,2,3

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Lauren Elizabeth Ward 1983-1994 Drink with me to clays gone by, to li fe that used to be. Let the wine of fri endshi p never run dry, at the shrine of fri end shi p never say di e. Here· s to you and here's to me.

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Charles P. Williams 1988-1994 I broke a th ou sa nd hea rts before I met you, I' 11 break a th ousand more baby before I am th rough.

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Thirteen Year Club Headmaster Donald S. Schwartz with David Bellard, Leigh Adams, Brent Beaulieu and Chris Reese . These students attended St. Martin's from Kindergarten through their senior year.

Fourteen Year Club The following students attended St. Martin's from PreKindergarten through their senior year: Collin Schuhmacher, Amy Scott, Breck Trevino , Liz Wanek, Amy Kenney, Jason Griffith , John Diassellliss, Kendall Dinan , Suzanne Miller, Anouk Rognon, Lindsay Romano and Brent Scalia.

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Marshall "Beau" Ordemann Kirth M. Paciera, Jr. Megan R. Peck Katie M. Piccolo Lillie M. Rea

Matthew L. Rodrique Robert W. Rusch J. Bradley Ryan Walker Fleming Saik Jules "Jas" A. Saunee IV

Christine L. St. Germain Leigh E. Simon Mark J. Stang a Benjamin J. Stein Abigail A. Stern

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Sara J. Silvestri Gary N. Solomon , Jr. Allison A. Spindler Christine E. Stanley Robyn Tikia Charlotte Watkins Matthew "Hardy" H. Weaver Jessica A. White Ashley A. Wolff Harrison G. Wool John (Brooks) Zimmermann Not pictured : Chelsea M. Broekstra

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Elizabeth T . Baker Brice D. Bass Kara Breaux Emilee L. Brown Brooks A. Brumfield David H. Carr Lori Castano Catherine A. Chappuis Gordon C. Cranner Ellen N. Cunningham Dominick A. Darensburg Christian W. Dittman Taylor Eckstein Tony Fazio Bryan A. Flick Anderson J. Funk Anna E. Geoghagan Gill ian B. Gibbs Dommie C. Jackson , Jr. Michael B.Janssen Margaret B. Johnston Richard (Chad) S. Jones Adele Y. LeGardeur Blair D. Lumpkin Camille A. Mallery Alexander R. Mann Benjamin A. Mayer George L. Molaison

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Varsity Football Team: Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Coaches Guy Farber and McGeehan , Thomas Thomason, Tyler Adkerson , John Reily Thomason , Coach Sam Dozier, Doug Getten, Erich Faust, Jeff Williams, Stephen Faust, Coaches Giambelluca and Trevino, Wes Marchal, Jonathan Schenk, Alex Husserl , Charlie Labouisse, lrfan Sayyad , Brent Scalia , Brent Beaulieu , Jeffrey Barnett, Eric Vieth , Jason Griffith , Marco Hidalgo , Brad Glaser, Mike Truax, Matt Kohnke , Dominick Bartolotta, Curt Beaulieu , Zach Stead, Jason Clotworthy, Charles Christy, Thomas Peters , Chris Chambers, Mike Bretz, Brady Dugan , Dave Jahnke, Jonathan Houston, Lea Perez, Christian Chauvin , Ben Prevost, Ross Longo , Shane Bohrer, Brett Sutton , Jason Conway, Robert Faust, Brian Axlrad, Woodward Oge and Chip McGeehan.

Middle School Varsity Football Team : Top to Bottom , Lett to Right: Casey Ramelli, Geoff Artigues, Chris Bordelon , Kevin Solis, Matthew Rigdon, Nihal Godiwala, Spence Schwarz , Clay Arceneaux , Coach Burke, Blake Bourquard, Bucky Kase, Brian Werth , Matt Houston , Marty Black, Drew Wilkie, Scott Graf, Thacher Holden , Peyton Cavaroc, Trey Thompson , Andy Crestman , Anthony Guzzetta, Erik Bengtsson, Charlie McChesney and Robert Allen ,

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This year's football team had to overcome a lot of adversity . Senior captains Chris Chambers and Thomas Peters led the team in addition to yet another great coaching effort by Coach Sam Dozier. Although hampered by key injuries early in the season , the Saints rallied through a tough schedule with big wins over Ridgewood , Belle Chase , Fisher and Ben Franklin .

They managed to advance into the state playoffs for the second straight year, only the second time in Saints football in which they have made consecutive playoff appearances. The junior Saints look forward to a promising season with returning starters Jason Conway , Dominick Bartolotta, Jonathan Schenk, Wes Marchal and others.

Top Left: Jason Conway looks for an opening . Top Right: Jason Griffith on the tackle. Above: Chris Chambe rs runs over a Cajun . Left: The Middle School team sets up its offense .

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VOLLEYBALL Setting the Standard

Upper School Varsity: Top to Bottom , Left to Right: El izabeth McManus, Sharon McDaniel , Colleen Kenny, Al lison Martinez , Stacey Weber, Stephanie Langlois , Breck Trevino , Stephanie Murrray , Rana Ramelli and Cindy Perret.

Middle School: Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Coach Pl aisance , Amanda Abrams, K. K. Martinez, Tori Sei xas , Jen nifer Dinsdale , Caroline Merrick , Lauren Daly , Lauren Venturatos , Annie Tompkins , Kelly Hall , Cara Chambers , Emily Bordelon and Coach Edwards .

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The Upper School Volleyball team , according to a sophomore player, "had a pretty good season this year, although it wasn't as good as last year's ." Two dedicated seniors, Captains Breck Trevino and Mignon Frey, led the team along with three returning lettermen , Rana Ramelli , Sharon McDaniel and Elizabeth McManus. The Saints' toughest opponent was Sacred Heart, to whom they lost after a tough battle .

Nevertheless, they gave 100% and were proud of their overall accomplish ments. One player commented that the team seemed more united and worked together better this year. This was apparent in the dedication and hard work exhibited in games as well as practices. The players enthusiastically await next year's season while remembering the good times they shared this year.

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Sacred Heart

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McGehee

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Newman

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Hannan

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Sacred Heart

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Destin .. All District - Rana Ramelli and Breck Trevino .. All-State Breck Trevino ..

Where's the warm-up tape .. Pass , Set,

Top left: Breck serves it up.Top right: Let's give a big hand. From Left to Right: Rana Ramelli , Stephanie Langlois , Cindy Perret, Col leen Kenny, Breck Trevino , Sharon McDaniel , Elizabeth McManus , Stacey Weber, Allison Martinez , Stephanie Murray. Center Left: Coach Tr ev i no c alls a tim e out.Bottom : Set'em up ! Left to Right: Amanda Abrams , Kat hryn Nugon , Kristen Adamson.

Kill .. Sub one .. Nofat.. Semolina's.. No more buses, ever.. Pasta Garden ..

Riding in Episcopal's Bus .. On the rise to the top .. Pool work-outs ..

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SWIMMING Boys and Girls

State Champions

Above : Michael Moreau, Wade Betz and Liz Wanek rel ax during th e meet .

Above rig ht: Rachel Tuuri grasps the side of the pool for dear life after finishing her tiresome event.

Right: Upper School Swim Team: Top to Botto m, Left to Right : Ke v i n Mc Corm ick , Tri sta n Rappold , Joanne Close , Jo hn Ru sse ll , Billy Coleman, Ian McAll ister, John Abernathy, Michael Morea u, Coach Smith , Rachel Tuuri, Meredith Vo lk, W it ne y Samu el, Breck Trevino , Liz Wanek, Mo nique Scionea ux , Brandon Di na n, Ch ad Fli ck, Br ian Kaye an d Wade Betz.

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Led by strong senior captains Michael Moreau , Whitney Samuel , Monique Scioneau x, and Elizabeth Wanek, the Upper School Swim T earn had a fantastic season. After a fou rth place finish by the boys' team in the New Orleans Metro Swim Meet and a third place fin ish by the girls , both teams were ready for state. St. Martin's ranked first , making them state champion s.

The Saints also performed very well in the dual meets , both teams ending the season with winning records .

Unfortunately, the swim team was only able to travel out of town for one meet , which took place in Fort Walton .

Next season the swim team will be joined by some very talented rising freshmen .

Along with the current members , the team hopes to duplicate this season next year and to claim the state cham pionship once again .

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Fourth Place in Metro Meet.

Trip to Fort Walton Beach ... Tuesday Weighin's ... "Loseten pounds!?" ... Alan swimming in his clothes after state meet. .. Liev borrowing shampoo.

Top Left: Michael Moreau, Monique Scioneaux , Coach Smith , Breck Trevino , Whitney Samuel and Liz Wanek gather to gether after winning state .

Top Right: Liev Thames adjusts her goggles in preparation for her event.

Middle Left : Whitney Samuel heads for the finish line. Above : Tristan Rappold , T iffany Applewhite , Monique Scioneaux and Whitney Samuel pose for a picture after a meet. Left: Christina Thorneycroft, Alison Rodriguez , John Russell , Meredith Volk , Tristan Rappold , Liev Thames and Joanne Close smile for a photo.

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CROSS COUNTRY Run

For Your Life

Each day a small fraction of high school students packs their cars and heads for Lafreniere Park to participate in this demanding sport. They competed in nine exciting meets, many of which occurred at the Lakefront where conditions were not always ideal.

Both the boys' and girls' teams consisted of strong members despite the girls' loss of a third of their runners to last years' graduating class. The highlight of the boys' season was their trip to Lafayette for the U.S.L. lnvitational. Incidentally, they achieved their best times for the season there .

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Above: Wesley Rolston , Katie Kimble and Monique Scioneaux enjoy a leisurely pace.

Top Right: Ari Burshell , Riaz Ali , Matt Francis , Wendy Manard and John David Godchaux are eager to reach the end of the course .

Right: Upper School Cross Country : Top to Bottom , Left to Right : Amy Keeney, Julie Lyeki , Monique Scioneaux , Andrea Cecil , Tori Hodges, Lauren Gatti , Katie Kimble, Anouk Rognon , John David Godchaux , Ari Burshell , John Abernathy , Matt Francis , Billy Coleman and Riaz Ali.

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Top Left: Zak Baig enjoys a stroll through the park. Top Right: Wendy Manard keeps her pace . Above: Senior Anouk Rognon and Wesley Rolston take a shortcut. Far Left : Riaz Ali gets sidetracked , but is eager to get back on course .

Above : Middle Schoolers Dana Burshell and Rebecca Tuuri jog along side varsity coach Jim Marsalis

Slick ... Heee! ... You forgot to take off your mascara ... Ya'II , where's ma car? ... Nappy Big Bob ... Cherry Bomb .. . T Layer Rocket Fuel. .. Burrito ... The Spoon ... Shut up before I stick you to a wall. .. Uh oh, um I Think we're in trouble ...

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State Champs ...

Again!

After a successful first half of the season which saw the Saints' accumulate a 19-3 record , the girls' basketball team put to gether an impressive state playoff run to take the 2A championship for the second year in a row.

As undefeated district champs (8-0), the Saints earned the right to host the first three playoff games at St. Martin's. Showing their playoff experience, the team trampled Loranger, Berwick, and Opelousas Catholic , winning by an average of thrity points. The saints traveled to

Shreveport for the Sweet Sixteen tou rn ament and defeated South Beau ragard in the semi-finals . In the state championsh ip game, the toughest challenage of the season presented itself in Iota, a team out to avenge last year's playoff loss. At the end of regulation , Iota shot a free throw to tie the score at 33 and send the game into overtime . The game extended to yet another overtime period in which the Saints outscore Iota 7-4 , bringing a dramatic end to the '93-'94 season .

by Halo staff writer Louis Smith

Above : Coach Plai sance accepts th e coac h's award.

Above Rig ht: Th e team huddles up .

Varsity. Top , left to right: Coach DoBee Plaisance , Ja Juan Gair, Shawn Manning, Stacey Weber, Eli z a be th Mc Ma nu s , Cl a ude Eya mba, Staci James , Candice Carbo , Tatum Tru ax, Jason Griffith (manager) . Bottom , left to right: Barbara Farris, Julie Lyeki , Rene Ronquill o, Mignon Frey .

Middle School . Top , left to right: El ena Perez , Judith Diasselliss , Mi che ll e Mc Daniel , Lauren Ventu ato s , Jennife r Dinsdale , Emil y Htm owitz , KK Martinez , Catherin e Betz. Middle , left to right: Ni co le Berstein , Grant Melius, Cara Ch ambers , Jess ica Resignola , Emery Ordemann , Amy Scalia, Florie Cl aire Webb , Aim ee Folse .

Bottom, left to ri ght: Ptiya anand , Mi c h e ll e Ch a ng , Aki la Sub ramaniam. Ann e Tompkin s.

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Above : Rene Ronquillo throws the ball in. Left: Mignion Frey looks for the open man.

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Byrd

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Buras

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Check'n out. ..The name game ... TATS 11 .. .YMCA ... Big Sacajawaca ... Hide and seek ...Tunga .. .Snickers .. .

Shoney's ... Get on the line ... United we stand , divided we fall. .. Strive for success through excellence ... STATE REPEAT.

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BOYS BASKETBALL 1

Jumping To New Heights

Above: Jim Angehr attempts to put the ball in the hole after Ross Longo's missed foul shot.

Above right: The team huddles during a timeout.

Top to bottom , left to right: Coach Warren Lind , Jim Angehr , Sahil Godiwala , Loui s Smith , Rob Tompkins, Collin Schuhmacher, Coach Mike McGuire , Ross Longo, Chike Ozah , Merrick McKinnie , Jason Conway and Chip McGeehan.

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Coach Warren Lind , James Ashcombe, Sahil Godiwala, Rob Tompkins , Bobby Peterson , Michael Brown , Chip McGee han , Blake Schuhhmacher, Brett Sutton , Jason Clotworthy, Michael Smuck, Chris Bordelon and Brooke Miles.

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St. Martin's Upper School varsity basketball team had high goals for the 1993-1994 season. Junior Ross Longo summed them up with these words: "We want to beat Newman , have a winning season , and reach the state playoffs." Even after a season plagued with injuries and turmoil, the dedicated basketball team made state playoffs for the first time in three years. Unfortunately, the team lost45-43 in the first round to the state's first-place team , Varanda. However, players did win several games against superior opponents and finished the year with fourteen wins and fifteen losses.

Captain Collin Schumacher felt that the team did surprisingly well, considering all of the obstacles which

the team had to overcome. Merrick McKinnie, also a captain , feels that the team had a successful season with its new coach , reaching the playoffs despite many injuries. He is optimistic about next year's team , which should be successful under the leadership of rising Seniors.

Ross Longo believes that head coach Mike McGuire did a great job in spite of the many adversities the team had to face during the season .

Hopefully, next year's team will have more victories and take accomplishments of this year's team a few steps farther into the playoffs. Overall , the 1994 varsity basketball team members proved that, with determination , they could overcome many obstacles and attain their goal.

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Hannan

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BZSHZZSHSHZZ ... Varmado's fans ... J. T. ... Mardi Gras Massacre ... 1st Senion Year... performance ratings ... fan support. .. Angeh's skateboard moves ...

Dangerous ... Neck ... Woofa ... Shotime revisited ... preparing for 2nd Senior Year.

Top Left: Ross Longo goes up for a lay up as Robin Tompkins comes in for the rebound. Top Right: At a time out, Coach McGuire says a few words to his players. Above : The Saints play tough defense against Hannan. Left: The team captains: Collin Schuhmacher , and Merrick McKinnie

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Kicking

UpA Storm

Above: Breck Trevino dribbles before passing to Ash ley Baier.

Above rig ht: Laure n Gatti dribbles down the field and prepares to shoot.

Vars ity. Top to bottom, left to right: Chr ist ine N e lson, Cat her in e Garvey, Tristan Rappold , Lauren Ward , Erin Sim pson, Amy Keeney, Lauren Gatti , Brooke Bailey, Rana Rame ll i, Mered ith Vo lk, Breck Trevino , Stephanie Mu rray, Ashley Baier, Sara Beth Odom.

Junior Varsity. Top to bottom, left to rig ht : Tristan Rappold , Andrea Cecil , Carro le Mi ra nne, Wesley Rolston , Em il y Kimb le, Jennifer Coleman , Kim Malina, Meredith Volk, Andrea Anderson, Muffin Labouisse, Megan Hintz, Dom inique Matu lich, Stephanie Willi ams.

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In the past, St. Martin's and Country Day girls' soccer teams have both consistently secured playoff berths in District 8-2A with ease.

However, this season Newman joined the district, making the competion for the two berths fierce . In the first round of district play, Country Day won the title , and Newman edged out STM for second by half a game, the result of the Saints' tie with Country Day. Therefore , the Saints entered the second round needing at least a second place finish to make the playoffs.

Early in the second round , the Saints suffered a tough 2-1 loss to Newman, ending any chance at winning the round . Going into the January 25th home game against Country Day, STM still had a chance to salvage second place with a win .

Unfortunately, the Cajuns , winners of both rounds of district play, proved too tough for the Saints, handing them a 3-0 defeat and an end to their season.

by Halo staff writer, Lauren Gatti

Above left: Meredith Volk decides not to join the team in stretching. Above:: Catherine Garvey dribbles and attempts to keep the ball away from the defender. Left: Amy Keeney kicks the ball between her opponents legs .

STM VS. McGehee

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Mc Main

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Episcopal

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Vanderbilt Catholic

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ALL DISTRICT Lauren Gatti Erin Simpson Breck Trevino

ALL METRO Breck Trevino

ALL STATE HONORABLE MENTION Breck Trevino Episcopal Tournament .. . Vandy Tournament ... Ryan's ... Picadilly ... Newman 1- STM 2 ... when in doubt, kick it out ... Good Ball ... experts in overtime ...

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sovs· SOCCER Achieving Its Goals

Above left: Stephen St. Pierre kicks a corn er shot. Ab ove ri ght: Brian Axelrad acts disg usted alter he misses an attempt.

Varsity. Top to bottom, lettto right : Coac h Da nn y Ec ht , Andr e w Gooch, Mark Woll, Ri shi An and , Robe rt Faust, Chris Reese, Brian Axelrad, Assistant Coach Janvier Pastor, lrtan Sayyad, Ch arl es Williams, Scott Gold , Mac Bauer, Curt Beauli eu, Lee Hall , Steph en St. Pi e rr e, Pa rk e r Ar gote , Bre nt Beaulieu, Brandon Dinon, Akash An and , Chri sti an Ch auvin .

Junior Varsity. Top to bottom , left to rig ht: Coach Danny Echt , Andrew Gooch, Michael Brown, Al ex Husse rl , Ben Moo re, Stuart Rose , John Ru ssell , Brian Kendrick, Doug Getten, Assistant Coach Janvier Pastor, Jim Reese, Brandon Di non , Parker Arg ote, Billy Goodwin , Michael Bordelon , Allen Chang , Bill y Schroeder, Zack Stead , Andy Jaspan, Kevin Goldbl att , Roby Cl otworthy , Ch ad Flick.

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Boys' soccer began this season with help from many talented team members such as returning seniors Brent Beau lieu, Robert Faust, lrfan Sayyad , Charles Williams , and Chris Reese , as well as freshmen Brandon Di non and Parker Argote . Coach Echt, promoted from assistant to head coach , put new excitement and enthusiasm into the program. Assistant coach Javier Pastor, who plays soccer for the professional Riverboat Gamblers, imparted a lot of knowledge to this year's team . The boys' soccer team hoped to prog ress through the playoffs and win the state championship. This

goal seemed realistic after the varsity team won a scrimmage against Lutheran at the beginning of the season and was later victorious in the game against Redeemer , by the score of 10-0. Unfortunately, the Saints lost close matches to Hahnville, Pontchatoula, and Vanderbilt Catholic. Coach Echt views the junior varsity program as a chance to prepare for upcoming seasons, for many of these players will make important contributions in the future. With the tremendous amount of talent on this team , boys' soccer had an great year.

Top left: The Saints take the ball up the field . Top right: Lee Hall fights the opponent for the ball.

Above left: Stephen St. Pierre tries to take the ball from his opponent.

Above: Mike Cavorac passes to Brent Beaulieu . Left: Coach Pastor and Coach Echt talk strategy during a intermission .

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WRESTLING Winning in the Clinch!

Right Standing : Erich Faust, Co-Captain Stiles Anderson, Loren Pardue , Co-Captain Duke Kerrigan, and Mario Caserta. Seated: Dean Smith and Brad Becnel.

Wrestling

The '92-'93 St. Martin's Wrestling team was one of the most successful in the school's history with Bill Axelrad and Ian Williams finishing first in their weight class , Sean Grace second , and Stiles Anderson third. This year's squad hoped to match or surpass that team's accomplishments. Led by team captains Stiles Anderson and Duke Kerrigan , the team members we re Brett Bordelon , Mario Caserta, Brad Becnel , Erich Faust , Guy Johnston , Loren Pardue, Dean Smith , Thomas Thomason , Marty Black, Geoffrey Artigues , and Erik Bengtsson. On the weekend of

Jan. 8th, the saints began !hair march toward State when they finished third in the St. Pauls Tournament. Anderson captured first place in his weight class , Faust , Johnston , and Pardue second, and Kerrigan Third . On Jan.21st, the Saints traveled to Lafayette to take part in the ComeauxTournamem, whem Anderson finished sixth in his weight class. Before State, the wrestlers participated in the City Tournament. In the J. V. division , Johnston took third in his weight class and Thomason took second. On the Varsity level , Anderson finished third and Kerrigan took sixth .

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Top Left: Stiles put a hold on Erich Faust in practice.

Top Right: Guy Johnston is declared the winner.

Above : Duke wins his match. Left: Duke tries to complete the pin.

STATE RESULTS In the State Wrestling Finals February 11 and 12, 1994 Stiles Anderson finished 2nd and Duke Kerrigan finished 3rd.

Wrestling

BASEBALL Close Call at the Plate

Varsity. Top to bottom ,left to right: Bryan Talbot, Robert Faust, Shane Bohrer, Wade Betz , Jonathan Schenk , Nick Kohnke , Bob Peterson , Camilo Mendez, Brian Axelrad , Lowery Smith , Scott Gold , Jason Clotwortht, Stephen Faust, Blake Schuhmacher, John David Godchaux , Brent Beaulieu , Doug Getten , Guy Johnston .

Baseball

Even though the baseball team was a young team by most standards, everyone hoped for a possible return to the playoffs tor a fifth consecutive time. Led by seniors Brian Axelrad's pitching and Brent Beaulieu in the field, they came within one run in an extra inning game. The game against Buras for second place in the District was very exciting .

The season brought out a lot of new young faces and with only three seniors returning again next year things look

promising. Joining, returning seniors, Jonathan Schenk, Scott Gold and Bobby Peterson are Nick Konke and Brian Talbert. Both were ineligible to play this year but practiced with the team and will be welcome additions. Underclassmen Shane Bohrer at third base Guy Johnson at second , Lowery Smith and , freshman , Brett Sutton , who started all season , are expected to be just some of the stand outs returning. Next year should be even more exciting than 1994.

Top : Robert Faust hits a grounded . Middle: Brent Beaulieu catches for Bryan Talbot. Left: Brent Beaulieu throws.

STM VS. Newman

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Buras

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Fisher

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SOFTBALL Touching all the Bases

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Above left: Anouk Rognon up to bat. Above ri ght: Rene Rongui llo com in g off th e fi eld . Above Steph ani e Lang ois and Breck Trev ino co nsulting with Coach Trev ino. Ri ght : Mign on Frey selects a bat.

Varsity. Top to bottom, left to right : Megan Hintz, Stephanie Sharp ie, Vanessa Ca rro ll , Mignon Frey , Candice Carbo, Shawn Mann ing, Jenn ifer Lee , Ryan An n Murphy , Rene Ronqu il lo, Missy Spence r, Mary McK lnni e , Domi ni que Mat uli c h, T ay lo r Woh leb e r, Stephanie Langois, Breck Trevino, Rebecca Du nn, Jennife r Denuna, An ouk Rognon, Anni e Flettrich.

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This years softball team provided plenty of excitement ending both rounds in a three way tie for second place in the district with Newman and Pope John Paul. Wh ile in the end the team did not make the playoffs they gave it their all and everyone was very proud of them.

Next years team will be very young with mostly underclassmen returning.

Four seniors will be lost but the freshman , sophomores and juniors are expected to pick up the slack. Returning pitcher

Stephanie Langlois , who pitched every inning of every game is only a junior.

The high point of this years season was the second game with Newman. Even though it was a loss it was a most incredible game the team feels.

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Above left: Stephanie Sharpie as catcher. Above right: Shawn Manning plays outfielder.

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Left: Mignon Frey steals second base.

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Girls and Boys TENNIS Acing Their Opponents

Above : Chris Close gives it his all.

Girls. Left to right: Monique Scioneaux , Sara Beth Odom , Ashley Baier, Erin Simpson , Whitney Samuel , Alecia Fiorenza , Allison Martinez, Jenn Blatty, Christine Nelson , Kim Milano.

Boys. Left to right , top to bottom: Jeff Elizardi, Deepak Chakavarty, Robin Tompkins, Parker Argote, Jonathan Massicot, Andy Jaspan .

Tennis

This years girls' tennis team was definently on top of it all. After finishing as regional champ along with the boys, they went out and won the Division 4 State Championship for the fourth time since Coach Sue Edwards took over.

Led by singles runnerups Jennifer Blatty and Kristen Nelson and Whitney Samuel and Erin Simpson in doubles the team had a terrific ending to a great year. In addition Ashley Baier was a semifinalist in singles, and Kim Milano and Deepak Chakravarty were quarter finalist in mixed doubles.

The Team finished the season ten and one.

The boys' tennis team had a very successful season in 1994, They had two third place finishers in the State Tournament, Jonathan Massicot and Andy Jaspan.

Both were the teams Most Valuable Players. They usually played at the one and two spots. Jonathan finished the league schedule undefeated which greatly contributed to the saints 7-2 record.

The doubles teams were Andy Jaspan and Jeff Elizardi; Robin tompkins and James Ascombe. Each pair made terrific showings in both the reginals and state playoffs. Chris Close often played the number two spot while Andy played doubles.

Deepak Chakavarty, Mark Angehr, Nihal Godiwalaand Jeff Williams also made significant contributions to the squad .

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Above: Erin Simpson , Ashley Baier, and Whitney Samuel with the three points of a serve . Left: Robin Tompkins' incredible forehand .

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TRACK Going the Extra Mile

What do you do after two very successful seasons and the loss of some key players? That is the question that faced Head Track Coach, Chick McGeehan and his assistants Jim Marsalis and Mike Giambelluca. For the past two years the STM girls team has won the state meet and the boys have moved up in the standing.

Throughout the season the teams continued to improve . By the time District and Regionals came along both teams were ready. The girls won the U.S.L. Meet leading up to the District Meet, where they finished first again. The boys finished third in District and saw some of the team move on to the Regional and State Meet.

The girls finished second in Regionals and fell just short of their third consecutive State title.

Their relay team finished strong with the help of junior Wendy Manard. Wendy also finished strong in the distance events with personal bests at Regional and State. Rene Ronquillo and Staci James finished strong in the javelin throw, in the event's first year in girls competition.

The boys had strong showing from Billy Goodwin and Collin Schumacher in the pole vault , lrfan Sayyad advanced to state in the quarter mile and Chris Chambers, defending district champion in the javelin, was engaged in very intense competition throughout the season. The boys showed much promise for next year with strong field, distance, relay , and sprint performances from underclassmen.

Ja Juan Gair was one of the state's outstanding freshman runners , performing at the state meet in hurdles and sprint events.

Left: Claude Eyamba running the last leg in the winning relay .

Girls. Top to bottom , left to right: Ja Juan Gair, Jennifer Coleman , Claude Eyamba , Coach Giambelluca, Barbara Farris, Tristan Rappold, Liev Th ames Erika Tolar, Shawn Manning , Staci James Lisa Ab ry , Julie Lyeki , Katie Kimble , Keri Solis, Beth Huber, Stephanie Murray , Margee Neighbors , Coach Marsalis , Emily Guiza, Rene Ronquillo, Coach McGeehan .

Boys . Top to bottom , left to right; Coach Giambelluca , Mi c hael Smuck , Michael Borde lon , Chike Ozah, Mark Wolf, Chris Chambers, Loren Pa rd ue, Thomas Thomason , John Diasselliss, lrfan Sayyad, Chris Reese , Jason Griffith, Louis Smith, Brandon Dinon, Michael Brown , Wesley Felter, Coach McGeehan , Ari Bu rs hell , Billy Goodwin , Colin Schuhmacher.

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Top left and top right: lrfan Sayyad and Chip McGeehan in the triple jump.

Above left: Chike Ozah in the high jump. Above: Claude Eyamba thanking her "fans."

Left: Tatum Truax assisting the boys' relay team.

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Top Left: Wendy Manard alone in first place . Top Right: Billy Goodwin attempts a new height.

Middle Left: Rene Ronquillo lets fly the javelin. Bottom Left: STM girls' relay team discusses strategy.

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Top Left: Staci James releases the javelin. Top Right: Ja Juan Gair making up ground.

Above : Colin Schuhmacher clears the bar. Left: lrfan Sayyad into the pit in the long jump. Bottom Left: Ja Juan prepares to start the girls' relay.

Track

CHEERLEADING Leading the Saints to Victory

Top: Lauren Gatti with the lower school cheerleader. Middle : The Homecoming cheerleaders, angels , and devils.

Bottom : The cheerleaders at half time during a basketball game .

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Top left: Stacey Weber leads the crowd in a cheer. Top right: The cheerleaders do one of the most favorite cheers, "Bang , bang , choo choo train." Bottom left: Catherine Garvey makes sure everyone knows what the next cheer is. Bottom right; The junior cheerleaders.

Cheerleading

Track & Field

Wrestling

Most Improved Girl: Staci James Most Valuable Girl : Ja Juan Gair, Wendy Manard Most Improved Boy: Bill y Goodwin Most Valuable Boy: lrfan Sayyad

Most Improved : Duke Kerri gan Most Valuable: Stil es An derson

Tennis

Most Improved Girl: Staci James, Stacy Weber Most Valuable Girl : Barbara Farri s Most Improved Boy: Chike Ozah, Bobby Peterson Most Valuable Boy: Collin Schuhmacher

Most Improved Girl : Ashley Baier, Kim Milano Most Valuable Girl: Jenn Blatty Most Improved Boy : An dy Jaspan Most Valuable Boy: Jonath an Massicot

Football

Most Improved : All an Chang Most Valuable : Billy Dan flou s

Most Improved Back: Jason Conway Most Improved Lineman: Wes Marchal , Jason Griffith Most Valuable Back: Chri s Chambers Most Valuable Lineman: Jonathan Schenk

Baseball

Volleyball

Most Improved : Shane Bohrer Most Valuable: Brian Axe lrad, Jonath an Schenk

Most Improved: Stacy Weber Most Valuable: Breck Trevino

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Cross Country

Most Improved : Taylor Wohleber, Stephanie Langl ois Most Valuable : Breck Trev ino

Most Improved Girl : Kati e Kimbl e Most Valuable Girl: Wendy Manard Most Improved Boy: Ri az Ali , Matt Francis Most Valuable Boy: John David Godchaux

Golf

Swimming Most Improved Girl : Li ev Th ames Most Valuable Girl: Moniqu e Scioneaux Most Improved Boy : Wade Betz Most Valuable Boy: Michael Moreau

Soccer Most Improved Girl : Rana Ramelli Most Valuable Girl : Erin Simpson, Breck Trevi no Most Improved Boy: Stephen St. Pierre Most Valuable Boy: Robert Faust

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Special Awards Tony Porter Award : Collin Schu hmacher Headmaster's Athletic Award : Louis Sm ith , Lauren Gatti Dave Rice Award: Jason Griffith , Mignon Frey Robert Petit Award: Breck Trevino Glen Martin Award : Bre nt Beaulieu James Burlingame Award: Brian Axe lrad E. Douglas Johnson Award: Julie Lyek i

Top Left: Senior Girls try to get the correct picture. Top Right: Erin Simpson receives "Most Valuable Player" in Girls' Soccer.

She shared the award with Breck Trevino. Above Left: Chris Chamber receives "Most Valualble Back" award. Above Right: Katie Kimble received the "Most Improved" award for Cross Country. Left: Stephen St. Pierre receives the "Most Improved" award for Boys' Soccer from Coach Pastor.

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The National Honor Society, a large selected group of Juniors and Seniors , values academics , leadership, and strong character. After induction , members eat and see plays together, hold meetings , and tutor students struggling in courses. Mrs. Beckman , head of the English Department, sponsors St. Martin 's part of the National Honor Society.

She matches tutors and students , arranges meetings , and organizes induction ceremonies. Recognizing these bright students' talents and contributions rewards them for being a wonderful part of the St. Martin 's community.

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Jennifer Lee, Riaz Ali , lrfan Sayyad , Jeff Williams , Marco Hidalgo, Robin Tompkins, Tyler Adkerson, Louis Smith , John Diasselliss, Mignon Frey, Rishi Anand , Michael Moreau , Bradley Glaser, Sahil Godiwala, Ridgely Pittman , Advisor Eileen Beckman , Rachel Tuuri , Monique Scioneauux, Lee Prewitt, Amy Keeney, Marie Louise Ryan , Kaitlin Boyce, Liz Wanek, Katie Kimble, Vannessa Carrol, All ison Grice, Jonathan Massicot, Mark Wolf, Lauren Gatti , Catherine Garvey, Lauren Ward , Christina Thorneycroft, Erin Simpson, Whitney Samuel, Allison Bratina and Camilo Mendez.

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Left:\~aitlin Boyce inducts Christina Murphy into the National Honor Society.

Right: Michael Moreau , Valedictorian for the Class of 1994, congratulates Jonathan Massicot as he receives his award.

Left: Jennifer Lee taps Sahil Godiwala into the Society while (Right) Marie Louise Ryan bestows the award upon Jim Angehr

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The 1993-1994 Student Council , under the leadership of Student Body President Jason Griffith , Vice President Chris Chambers, Secretary Lindsay Romano , Treasurer Tyler Adkerson and Parliamentarian Catherine Garvey proved to be successful. Its primary function is to govern aspects of the student body, promote service activities and sponsor fund raisers that will in turn raise revenue for various activities. The Student Council is also responsible for organizing Homecoming , which was a tremendous success this year. From the Homecoming Program to the Dance, the S.C.'s involvement made the event a memorable one. With contributions to the Blood Center of Louisiana, Habitat for Humanity and the Red Cross, the representatives upheld the school's commitment to service. The Council raised money by sponsoring the Homecoming Program , the 3-0N-3 Basketball Tournament , Heat-to-Heart, and more.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Doug Getten, Jason Griffith, Chris Chambers, Robin Tompkins , Catherine Garvey, Stacy Weber, Jim Angehr, Brent Beaulieu, Emily Kimble and Asha Jayakrishnan. Not Pictured: Lindsay Romano, Ja Juan Gair, Jonathan Massicot, Blake Schuhmacher and Ian McAlister.

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Left: 1993-1994 Student Council President Jason Griffith and Senior Class President Brent Beaulieu bid farewell to STM on Awards Day. Right: Incoming President, Jonathan Massicot, prepares to take the reigns and lead the Upper School through the 1994-1995 school year.

The Council met every Monday in Mrs. Greer's room with her and Mr. Marsalis to discuss student related issues, especially those pertaining to the student lounge. As it is the newest addition to the upper school, consequently, it becomes of central importance. The responsibilities of revising the guidelines, purchasing furniture , and monitoring the lounge all fell upon the Student Council. All in all, the Council definitely gave 100% effort in making sure the 1994 school year was a good one.

STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES •••••••••••••••• Habitat for Humanity 3-0N-3 Red Cross Blood Drive Homecoming Dance Heart to Heart Walk for the Hungry

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Left to Right: Whitney Samuel, Kaitlin Boyce, Holly Mills, Jason Griffith and Brent Beaulieu

Left to Right: Jim Angehr, Sahil Godiwala, Christina Murphy, Brad Glaser and Jonathan Massicot.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Andrea Andersson, Curt Beaulieu, Coleen Kenny, Carole Miranne and Sarah Beth Odom.

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Left to Right: Akash Anand, Jennifer Coleman , Nisha Chakravarty and Kevin McCormick

Left to Right: Advisor Warren Lind , Jennifer Dinsdale, Amanda Abrams, Micky Delaney

Ms. McAllister, Jason Brown, Malain McCormick, Aimee Folse, Mathis Hall

Class officers are elected in the spring of the year prior to taking office. Their roles range from leading class meetings to managing the finances of the class, to recording the decisions made by the officers. The Seniors lead not only their own class but set an example for underclassmen , while Juniors are primarily responsible for Prom , for which they must raise funds throughout the year. The Sophomores and Freshmen have a series of fund raisers and service projects to prepare them for upperclassmenship. In addition to their many projects, inclding laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washingtin , D.C. , the Middle School class officers learn the responsibilities of leadership and are "in training" for Upper School.

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1 The Shield staff authors the yearbook every year. Each member is given assignments such as writing , photographing , or editing . The staff member must meet set deadlines for the yearbook to be produced on schedule. Two editors , juniors Robin Tompkins and Cindy Perret, head the club, providing the necessary instruction and guidance . Mr. Durbin , the yearbook advisor, oversees the entire operation. This year' s Shield staff hopes to create the best yearbook yet.

Students works in pairs or in groups. They learn to work together and to divide the work equally and fairly. An assignment entails taking pictures and identifying people in them; making captions; and writing about the subject. Shield members also learn responsibility by making deadlines. If a member of Shield makes a mistake , he is responsible for correcting it.

One Shield member declared that he enjoys the "opportunity to participate in an extracurricular activity which provides a fun experience." While a few admitted that they joined Shield for the extra one-half fine arts credit, many enjoyed taking pictures and writing essays. There are many areas in which members may participate , including clubs , events, sports , and layouts. The club works into the summer until the last deadline is met.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Cindy Perret, Mark Wolf, Robin Tompkins, Advisor, Jim Durbin, Tyson Geary, Matt Francis, Stuart Rose, Deane Smith, Allison Grice, Lee Hall, Ross Longo, Alex Husserl, Zach Goodyear, Worth Groome, Christina Thorneycroft, Nisha Chakravarty, Megan Hintz, Dominique Matulich, Courtney Schupp, Caroline Elliott, Asha Jayakrishnan, Kathryn Kirschman, Emily Kimble, Breck Trevino, Lee Adams, Tori Hodges, Ryan Ann Murphy, Missy Spencer, Allison Martinez and Annie Flettrich.

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Halo, the Upper School newspaper, chronicles recent events around St. Martin 's each quarter. Halo includes articles on sports , plays , editorials , and annual events ; it also provides book, music, movie , and restaurant reviews . Faculty advisors June Wells and Sue Houghtaling and Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Wanek headed the paper during the 1993-1994 school year. Many members of Mrs. Wells' journalism class joined the staff with other interested students to improve their writing skills and to see the school from a different perspective. During club meetings , staff share suggestions and editing advice on different assignments before producing the final draft of an excellent publication.

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Ben Moore, Charles Williams, Liz Wanek, Merrick McKinnie, Lou is Smith, Kevin Goldblatt, Erich Faust, Jim Angehr, Liz Geten, Erin Simpson, Allison Bratina, Ross Longo , Mario Caserta, Mac Bauer, Bradley Glaser, Advisor June Wells , Robert Faust, Nisha Chakravarty, Lauren Gatti , Collin Schuhmacher, Nick Wilmerding , Sahil Godiwala and Riaz Ali .

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Liz Wanek revises an article while Ms. Wells discusses the paper with lay-out editor Wesley Felter and Sahil Godiwala.

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Louis Smith and Brendan McClean conference with Ms. Houghtaling about how to improve their work.

Far Left: Ms. Wells looks over a page of the layout. Left: Brendon McLean looks over layout to see where one of the pieces might fit in.

t7 Left: Victoria Law ponders what art might fit in with a particular writing. Bottom Left : Ms. Wells works on a piece with Luren Gatti while Brendon McLean looks on.

The 1994 Lyre was both the best and the most expensive issue ever produced at St. Martin's. Many devoted writers and editors produce this literary magazine which involves the whole school. Edito r Jeff Williams explained that "everybody works together to sift through all the poems and to decide" which ones will and will not suffice. The editors do many tedious layouts during weekends and after school.

All students involved in the production agreed that the best and most contributions were submitted this year. This year, many people , including advisor Mrs. Wells, editor Jeff Williams, Jo Ann Close , Wesley Felter, Ridgely Pittman, and the creative writing class, greatly helped produce and improve this publication.

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All members of Civic Club played a vital role in its operation. To stay in the club , members must complete several hours of community service each semester. Mr. Rivet monitored and helped to organize the efforts of members. Through raffles and other fund raisers , Civic Club raised enough money to have these guest speakers as well as visit prisons and host field trips to movies Schindler's List and Gettysburg .

Civic Club also held several luncheons with guest speakers. At one , St. Martin's graduate Mr. Spell , talked to members about different aspects of Louisiana law.

Later, he invited students to his federal court case against the Jefferson Parish Police Department. Eric Vieth and Sharon McDaniel assisted Mr. Spell on this case , raising issues such as "How much force is too much?" and "Is force justified even if based upon false pretenses?" To balance Mr. Spell 's presentation , a pol ice officer also told the club about Louisiana politics , justice , and law enforcement. These experiences taught members much about legal situations.

Whether through court cases , guest speakers, or campaigns, members of Civic Club learned a great deal.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Wesley Fenner, Brad Coffman , Chris Reese, David Bellard, Louis Smith, Scott Gold, Eric Vieth, John Riley Thomason, Jason Conway, Ben Prevost, Rishi Anand , Jonathan Massicot, Jeff Elizardi, Dave Jahnke, Riaz Ali, Mark Wolf, Brian Axlerad , John Diasselliss, Susan Neal , Lee Prewitt, Brady Dugan, Wes Marchal, Sharon McDaniel, Ashley Hall , Liz Getten, Liev Thames, Collin Schuhmacher, Ashley Baier, Billy Schroeder, Brooke Bailey, Meredith Volk, Beth Huber, Margee Neighbors, Tristan Rappo ld, Kaitlin Boyce, Jennifer Lee, Anouk Rognon , Mignon Frey, Erin Simpson, Whitney Samuel, Kristen Nelson, Cindy Perrett, Claude Eyamba, Rachel Tuuri , Jason Griffith, Lauren Ward, Advisor Chuck Rivet, and Holly Mills.

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To remain in Key Club, members had to be enthusiastic , active , and devoted participants. Members met every Tuesday during break and each completed five service hours every month.

Key Club contributed to both the St. Martin 's and the local community in many ways. This year, the club bought food , gifts, and a tree to provide an underprivileged family with a special Christmas. Later in their year of service , members gathered to improve St. Martin 's by painting Mrs. Robertson 's classroom.

Key Club encourages students to help the less fortunate and to improve their environments by dedicating themselves to others.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Jeff Elizardi , Stephanie Jones, Joanne Close, Wes Marchal, Andrea Andersson, Brooke Bailey, Tristan Rappold , Ben Prevost, Porter Holden, Ashley Hall, Claude Eyamba, Eric Vieth , Wendy Manard , Duke Kerrigan, Liev Thames, Beth Huber, Meredith Volk, Andy Jaspan, Curt Beaulieu , Sharon McDaniel , Sarah Beth Odom , Staci James and Rana Ramelli.

Far Left: Brent Beaulieu , Chris Chambers and Chris Reese get their hours for the Civic Club as they bundle Christmas trees to save Louisiana's eroding marsh land.

Immediate Left: Key clubber Ashley Baier fulfills her commitment to service as she paints Ms. Robertson's classroom.

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ACOLYTE

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The 1993-1994 chorus provided a pleasant and uplifting voice in many school activities. The choir not only performed at school functions but also in the community with the guidance of Mrs. Coleman , choir director. During Christmas season, chorus performed for the Home Preservation Tour and held a concert in the chapel and sang hymns to celebrate Christ's birth . Chorus also performed for Kenner Adult Day Care , where many St. Martin's students complete their service projects. St. Martin 's students have enjoyed choir members' voices during school ceremonies, including the National Honor Society tappings and St. Martin 's Day. All of the performances received gratuitous applause. Overall , chorus was a great success at school and throughout the community.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Jennifer Coleman, Thomas Thomason, Kevin McCormick, Brandon Dinan, Rebecca Gordon, Lee Prewitt, Courtney Schupp, Advisor Clarinda Coleman, Erika Tolar, Ridgely Pittman, Ian McAllister, Brandon Voss, and Caroline Byrd.

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Left: The Upper School Chorus sings for the entire school at St. Martin's Day.

Below: The group, in formal attire, displays their talent in the library.

The 1993-1994 Acolyte Club participated in all aspects of the Church at St. Martin's this year. They led Chapel, whether reading Lessons or reciting Psalms , and also were in charge of processions. Taking turns, they shifted responsibilities within the club, and even made an appearance at Graduation . As vital members of the Upper School , they represent Christian devotion, morals and doctrines for which this school stands.

Acolytes lead the procession at the Commencement Exercises for the Class of 1994.

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Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Courtney Schupp, Tatum Truax , Wesley Felter, John David Godchaux , Al lan Chang , and Erika Tolar.

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Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Jim Angehr, Sahil Godiwala, Louis Smith , Bradley Glaser, Jeff Williams , Ridgely Pittman , Mignon Frey and Rachel Tuuri.

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This year's Upper School Chess Club, under the careful instruction of Pedro Perez, the club's advisor, had a very productive year. They held many intraclub tournaments throughout both semesters. These tournaments were single elimination and took place during the club's normal meeting time. Mr. Perez was very excited about the turnout for the club, and had to cut some students away. The team also planned to compete in tournaments against other schools in the city. Win or lose, the members of the club always had a good time and enjoyed the competion.

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Erich Faust, Camilo Mendez, Jason Griffith, Bobby Peterson, John Abernathy, Brian Kendrick, David Bellard, Deepak Chakravarty, Charles Christy, Steven Sherman, Adam Kartzke, Advisor Pedro Perez, Kevin Hurtt, and Collin Schuhmacher.

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Left: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Jim Angehr, Riaz Ali, Sahil Godiwala, Mrs. Klebba, Louis Smith, Alison Grice, Wesley Felter, Christina Thorneycroft and Chris Bowman.

Below: Quiz Bowl team members, playing Jeopardy on the computer in Mrs. Greer's room , practice for a match under the guise of Jim Marsalis.

This year's quiz bowl team had a successful and rewarding season. After practicing with buzzers, sample questions, and computer programs for five months, members traveled to Boothville-Venice High School to compete in the regional Quiz Bowl tournament. There, St. Martin's undefeated team qualified for the upcoming state tournament.

Tension ran high during the team's sixhour trip to Natchitoches for the state competition. "Riding with Mr. and Mrs. Klebba was interesting ," explained Sophomore Wesley Felter, "but I probably shouldn't say why."

Although , in Sophomore Chris Bowman's words, members "came together as a team to compete against other schools," St. Martin's lost to Sacred Heart in the third round of state competition.

Team members agreed that they enjoyed participating in Quiz Bowl this year.

Christina Thorneycroft, a Junior, went to her first tournament this year and looks forward to next year's competition. Junior Riaz Ali talked about the 1993-1994 team . "We weren 't as successful this year, but we have some good memories." Mrs. Klebba, the team's sponsor, also enjoyed this season, her second year coaching Quiz Bowl. She enjoys the members because "They're bright, quick, energetic, and funny," and she loves watching their enthusiastic and optimistic efforts. Next year's Quiz Bowl team will have enthusiastic and experienced members to help create a successful season.

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The Upper School Speech team had a very successful season this year. The team won or placed in many tournaments that had before been thought to be out of their grasp. In addition the excellent preformances at local tournaments , the team also fared well at the city and state competitions. Through their strong finish at the city tournament, Brandon Voss , Curt Beaulieu , Chris Bordelon , and Ridgely Pittman were qualified to attend the National Catholic Forensics League Tournament in Wisconson. Competing against the best in the country Brandon came in seventh in Humorous Interpretation , Curt captured seventh in Prose/Poetry, and Chris placed thirteenth in Dramatic Interpretation. Chris Bordelon 's finish at the state tournament also qualified him to be able to attend the National Forensics League tournament , to be held in Kansas during the summer.

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Advisor Jimmy Cox, Caroline Byrd , Jennifer Coleman , Ridgely Pittman, advisor Lee Contavasprie, Curt Beaulieu, Brandon Voss, Chris Bordelon, Billy Danflous and Jim Angehr.

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Speech team members with advisor Lee Contavasprie celebrate yet another of their winnings at assembly.

Left to Right: Brian Kendrick, Rachel Tuuri, Rishi Anand and advisor John Pardee. Not pictured: Tyson Geary and Kristi Hamlin

This year's Drama Club was a great learning experience for its five members. The dedicated group, consisting of Rachel Tuuri, Rishi Anand , Kristi Hamlin, Tyson Geary, and Brian Kendrick, met once each week during lunch period. Mr. Pardee, head of Drama Club, explained that his group most benefitted those who enjoy acting but lack the extra time to participate in school plays. The club hopes to create a play and present it to students during assembly.

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AR Ti

Art at St. Martin 's enables students to express themselves in a relaxing environment. As an escape from cumbersome math equations and long hours of English reading , students exercise their creative capabilities . Carolyn Boone and Adair Watkins teach design courses which make the learning process relaxing and entertain ing .

In Art I, assignments are graded on motivation and effort, so students with little skill shou ld not be hesitant to take this class . Students in this class say that they enjoy acrylic painting and clay work most. Art II and ceramics offer additional challenges for more ambitious artisans . This year, the Art II class decorated chairs , tables , and other types of furn iture while ceramics students used clay wheels to create pots and vases .

Students seeking work as craftsmen after completing school have many options in today's expanding job market. Ms. Boone explained that "art is everywhere today .

Everything is influenced by some kind of art, from food you eat to products you buy."

St. Martin's "All School Show" demonstrated students' talents in a formal exhibit.

Artists from kindergarten through twelfth grade exhibited their dedication and their pieces in this show at the year's end.

Left to Right: Joseph Marcal IV, The Advisor to the Art Club Pierre Leger and Andrew Gooch.

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Members of the French Club enjoy good food prepared by some of their own, while they converse in trench.

Guy Johnson and Blake Schuhmacher at one of the Club food tests.

French Club , which met every Wednesday morning , enjoyed many activities this year. Members invited various guest speakers from whom they learned many interesting th ings , and they watched movies both in and out of school. A few times , Mrs. Melancon prepared dinner for them at her house , where they sampled French cuisine while watching movies. Often , on weekends and during the week, the club ate at various French restaurants. There , chefs spoke with them about French culture and cuisine .

Each student also chose a French meal to coo k. Students brought their creations to school , and French Cl ub met at lunch to enjoy the various recipes .

French Club members , with the help of Mrs. Melancon , learned from their many valuable and unique experiences involving French culture .

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The Middle School Acolite Club is made up of students from the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. They come together to read and discuss the word of God and to plan religious activities for the Middle School.

They are primarily concerned with Middle School Chapel , planning the liturgy and assisting the Chaplain with the service.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Ryan Adkerson, Trey Moses, Justin Wilson , Andrew Stakelum, Advisor, Father Trawin malone, Amiee Folse, Brittany Olson, Jessica Resignola, Grant Melius and Daneel Smith. Diama Moustoukas, Julie Fiorenza, Lindsey Levine, Emery Ordermann , Zach Groover and Florie Claire Webb. Jordan Gill, Michelle Delaney, Allison Johnson, Malain McCormick, Jonathan Martinez.

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Top to Bottom, Left to Right: David Fransen , Alan Watts, Gerome Volk, Advisor, Father Trawin Malone, Andrew Stakelum, Jason Brown. Elise Dicharry, Cara Chambers, Jessica Resignola, Amy Scalia, Tonya Gorowara, Gretchen Gleason, Aimee Folse. Charlie Hawkins, Al Minor, Emery Ordermann, Julie Fiorenza, Kristen Adamson, Nicole Dicharry, Diana Moustoukas. Jim Geary, Michelle Delaney, Daneel Smith, Malain McCormick and Brittany Olson. Not pictured; Advisor, Mrs. Kaston .

M S Builders Club The Builders club is the middle school's equivalent to the upper school 's Key club. Under the supervision of Father Malone, they preformed various services to both the community and the school.

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M S Science Olympiad The middle school Science Olympiad team had an excellent preformance once again this year. They won their district, and went on to the state competition. There they narrowly missed a first place victory, and captured second place.

M S Science Olympiad 1st row - Richard Lo, Chad Flick, Alan Chang, James Ashcombe, Justin Molaison 2nd row - Mr. Lind (advisor), Kenin Hurt, Kyle Goss, Rebecca Tuuri, Josh Kaston, Akila Subramaniam, Justin Svec, Jonathan Perret, Jonathan Mendez, Joshua Massicot, Elena Perez, Mrs. Walker (advisor)

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Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Amanda Abrams, Jennifer Dinsdale, Stephanie Caine, Lauren Dellinger and Advisor, Mrs. McCormick.

Rebecca Tuuri and Anna Bailey.

MS Math Counts The Math Counts team annually competes in a competition with other schools in the city. Students are tested on their knowledge of math and their ability to apply it. Under the teaching of Mrs. McCormick the St. Martin 's team always fares well against their competition.

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M S Enviornmental Club Through the leadership of Mrs. Walker and Mr. Echt, the members of the Enviornmental Club learned the benifits of recycling and how to help save the planet. They also started a white paper recycling program in the middle school that was very successful.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Mrs. Walker (advisor), Seth Duplantis, Karla Stewart, Math is Hall, Lindsey Levine, Jonathan Smith, Alan Watts, Preston Dugas, Taylor Simon, David Sharpie , Courtney Duhe Caroline Williams, Mr. Echt (advisor). Christen Wethey, Anna Bengtsson, Elizabeth Daray, Cara Chambers, Malain McCormick, Allison Johnson, Megan Rigdon. Ginger Guzzetta, Alice Cacioppo, Nicole Dicharry, Jessica Carvin, Katherine Bologna, Natalie Stein, Lindsey Abernathy.

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Left to Right: Elizabeth Daray, Cara Chambers, Malain McCormick, Karla Stuart, Allison Johnson collect paper to be recycled.

Top to Bottom , Leftto Right: Derek Larson , Adam Voth, Rahul Tikia and Christian Piccolo . Chris weigand , Dana Burshell , Priya Anand , Michell Chang and Advisor Mrs Kaston.

In Middle School , Mrs. Kaston helps a group of si xth and seventh graders to participate in Geography Cl ub. Students gather weekly to play geographical computer games and review material in preparation for the state Geography Bee. In years past, St. Martin's has attended the Bee , held every year in Baton Rouge. Students could not participate this year due to many activities in Middle School. The club plans to accomplish more in the future.

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HEAVENLY HASH & BULLETIN BOARD

M S Heavenly Hash The Heavenly Hash is the Middle school newspaper. The eighth grade students are the editors , and they write the majority of the articles , layout the newspaper, and then help to distribute it. Thanks to the supervision of Mrs. Herrington , the Heavenly Hash is something that all the middle school students look forward to receiving every quarter.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Advisor, Mrs. Herrington, Elise dicharry, Stephanie Caine , Jennifer Dinsdale, Richard Lo and Kevin Solis. K.K. Martinez, Judith Diasselliss, Amanda Abrams, Amanda Hall, Mitch Groover and Zack Baig. Rebecca Tuuri, Catherine Betz, Emily Bordelon and Michel le Delaney.

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Left: Annie Tompkins prepares art work for the bulletin boards.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Sara Tuuri , Allison Johnson, Aimee Folse, Ann ie Tompkins, Cara Chambers, Jenny Ernst, Jennifer Dinsdale, Stephanie Caine, Ashley Stuart, Amanda Reese, K.K. Martinez, Lee Rea and Justin Goldblatt.

Stephen Quinet, kendall Chauvin and Bill Maurer.

M S Bulletin Board Club Keeping the middle school looking good was one of the main priorities of the Bulletin Board club. They kept students up to date on the events and activities that were occurring during the year. Festive decorations were also added during the different holiday seasons.

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The Middle School Spirit Club was established this year to promote activities throughout the Middle School. Whether it be a single student or an entire group the club tried to call attention to it by placing information on bulletin boards and spreading the word across the campus. In it's first year the club was very successful in increasing participation and attendance at all planned activities.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Ananda Reece, Advisor, Mrs. Schuber, Michael Hollinger, Lee Rea and Chris Close. Ashley Stuart, Tori seixas, Tiffany Applewhite, Aimee Folse, Cara Chambers, Annie Tompkins , Jessica Resignola and Grant Melius. Diana Moustoukas, David Lee , Daneel Smith , Allison Johnson, Sara Tuuri , Florie Claire Webb, Michelle McDaniel , Justin Goldblatt, Lauren Venturatios, Richard Simmons, Vaughn Thames, Robert Skinner and Shaun Mccarron.

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Trying out one of their computer games is Peter Catsulis, Adam Voth and Michael Blatt.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Roger Bell , Adam Smith , Don D'Aunoy and Thomas Merrick. Peter Catsulis , Barry Rome , Raymond Areaux, Zach Groover, Alan Stone, David Fransen , Michelle Chang and Priya Anand. Adam Voth, Michael Blatt, David Lee and Matthew Stedman.

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The Middle School Chess Club provides young students to develop sportsmanship while being able to compete and develop strategies.

The club used both computer games and the standard board game which allowed them to not only play against each other but also against the computer.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Chris Bordelon, Blake Bourguard, Spence Schwarz, Clay Arcenaux and Advisor Coach Sam Dozier. Andy Crawford, Mitch Groover, Charlie McChesney, Robert Allan, Raymond Areaux and Eric Gold. Patrick O'Brien , Casey Ramelli , Zach Groover and Akila Subramaniam.

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DAY Each year a day is set aside for the seniors to take the place of faculty and staff.

The senior chooses the subject and teacher he or she would like to be for that one day. They arrive dressed as the teacher early in the morning and must be prepared just as the regular teacher is . They lecture , give quizzes and even grade the tests which they give.

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Pictured from top to bottom, left to right: Katie Kimble, Charles Williams, Monique Scioneaux, Camile Mendez and Vanessa Carroll.

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Senior Chapel Each year the senior class sh are memories of their time at St. Martin's with the underclassmen , faculty , family and friends . This year was no different. They went from lower school to today remembering all the good times and some of the bad .

Th ey showed their favorite slides , played their favorite music and recited their favo rite sayings . Everyone reminisced , laughed and cri ed.

The seniors arrive in merriment and song.

Carrie Black gives one of the readings.

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Lauren Ward, Robert Peters and Julie Lyeki remember a part of yesteryear.

Rene Ronquillo does one of the classes favorite readings.

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their friends .

Carrie Black, Kristi Parton, Amy Coleman and Kendall Dinon sing a song for their classmates and friends.

Lindsay Rom ano, Erin Simpson and Liz Wanek tell about Middle School.

Ford Chu rch , Liz Getten and Erin Simpson say good bye after ringing the bell.

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Each year for the past three years the seventh grade class has taken a one week trip to Wolf Creek. On this trip the students get a first hand look at the real out doors complete with overnight camping with only the bare essential . They learn how delicate our natural surroundings are and how if properly treated they are our friend . While there are none of the conveniences of home everyone seem to enjoy the trip and plans to go back at some later date

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The entrance to a week of fun and adventure.

The campers are taught how to climb and repel using ropes and harnesses.

They actually ascend and descend using the rope and the wire strung between trees ..

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The campers prepare for tomorrow's trip into the wilderness.

After setting up camp , they make a fire and prepare supper.

It is not home cooking but after a long, hard day it will do.

Everyone seems to have had a good time and is looking forward to their next adventure.

Ready for the bus ride home.

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Tom Sawyer Day Each year the seventh grade take a trip back to the turn of th e century . On Tom Sawye r Day the girls dress in antebellum dresses and the boys in rolled up jeans and straw hats . To prepare for thi s trip they read the book

by Mark Twain and study th e history of the era. They visit a antebellum home and pl ay games that were popular in the late 1800s.

Above: Mrs. Schuber gets a hug as she poses with Mark Twain. Far Left: Mrs. Schuber introduces the days events as Mark Twain looks on .

Left: Some of the seventh grade boys show off there jeans and straw hats.

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The girls with their pig tails and straw hats get ready for the first game.

Who wi ll blown the biggest bubble?

Ms. Brady shows us how it should be done.

An old fashion tug-of-war, boys against the girls.

An old rope swing.

The boys are still blowing bubbles , could they have lost the tug-of war?

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Washington D. C.

The Eighth Grade Class on The Capital Steps

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This year the eighth grade class again took it's annual trip to Washington D. C. They visited the Capital and the White House along with many of our nations most memorable monuments . This year they spent a lot of time in the Smithsonian Institute looking at art and viewing the history of our country.

Upper Center: The class wait to go on the next outing. Upper Right: Students present a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Far Left: The ceiling of the Capital. Left: The Class visits Mt. Vernon.

Left: Remembering the veterans of past wars. Far Left: Remembering the nurses that took care of them.

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You-Nique Week At the beginning of the second semester the Middle Sc hool celebrated YouNique-Week. During this week classes were specially designed to help the student find out who he or she was and how they were different from one another.

The students designed class T shirts, made plaster masks of themselves and learned to line dance. It was a real learning experience and everyone had a good time.

Mrs. Schuber's and Coach Dozier's class display the T shirts they designed .

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World Day Each year the Lower School Celebrates "World Day" .

The students spend a week learning all about the various countries of the world.

On Friday of that week each class put together presentation depicting the culture and ways of their particular country. They display the art, food and clothes and customs of the land they have been studying .

Above: The coral group gets ready to sing and perform songs and dances about the country they have studied .

Art depicting the environment and cultu re of Africa.

Art showing the dress and flags of various European countries.

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May Day Celebration In the Spring the girls and boys of the second grade put on the prettest dresses and white shirt and tie to sing and dance around the May Pole .

The girls and boys pose for pictures during their coral presentation.

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Above Left: The boys show us a few of the steps they have learned. Above Right: The girls get ready to dance around the May Pole.

Left: The girls weaving in and out in the May Pole Dance.

The Passing of the Light At the end of each school year we witness the ritual of "The Passing of the Light".

It is the end of the senior class year and the beginning of a year of leadership for the juniors. From a community candle all the seniors light their candles and than as they leave the chapel for the last time each passes the light to a junior

Above: The seniors light their candles and prepare to leave the chapel for the last time as a student.

Left: The juniors with their candles lit stand ready to take over the leadership role of the Upper School.

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Amy ,.....

You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees & the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether of not it is clear to you no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labours & aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery & broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful, Strive to be happy.

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We love you and are proud of you from Dad, Mom, Roddy, and Sean and of course Nanny and Pop Pop, and Ya Ya.

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It has been great working with you this year. Your hard work and innovations have been a great help and an inspiration to all of us. We know you will do an outstanding job for your new school.

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Future Days are filled with Hope.

May all your days be filled with Happiness.

All our love and Best wishes always.

Mom and Dad and Stephen

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IT SEEEMS LIKE JUST YESTERDAY THAT YOU GRADUATED FROM KINDERGARTEN , NOW YOU ARE A BEAUTIFUL AND INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY THAT'S OFF TO COLLEGE. THANK YOU FOR ALL THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES. YOU HAVE MADE US BOTH VERY PROUD AND WE LOVE YOU VERY, VERY MUCH. WE'RE GONNA MISS YOU! !

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Suzie, Such a short time ago you were an nouncing "Here I Am" to St. Martin's.

As you get ready to announce "Here I Am" to the world , these words from a Carl Sandburg poem are dedicated to you.

"I love you for what you are knowing so well what you are.

And I love you more yet, child , deeper yet, than ever, child , for what you are going to be , knowing so well you are going far, knowing your great works are ahead , ahead and beyond ... "

Congratulations, all our love and best wishes for a bright, happy, successful future full of great works!

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L. G. house after 8 'oclocks ... party before the party ... flamin Dr. Peppers ...circle k ...Erin's dive ... roof dancing ... the crush ...JTJ ... Sybils ... uncle Jack at C. Z ...Vinny .. .AI. .. Dam ...Phil Makracin ...buger king .. .Shane stories ... Thomas' all ey way .. .the p.h. jump .. .Mick's ... Paulifer. ..

Sweet 16 ... eggrolls .. .double fisting ... 2 out of 3 ai n't bad ...Diol & Curtis ... A.K. loves a K.A .. ..Amy scandel. ..Julie's scandel. ..Lauren's scandel. .. mini pep rally night. .. Miss Sue ...Miss Gay ... kitchen slash laundry room slash ... l never .. .pool players ... our night on the town ... the talk with M.M ... mi les ... bed or floor ... secret re ndezvous ...die ... yeh probably ... air tal k ... Daryle , Bruce , Ross ... Home Alone .. .punch buggy ... mr. wendell. ..

Shane's dogs' smell. .. TPH .. . sure! ... wh atever ...! wanna be an airforce ranger ... faith ...finger up the nose ... mufelob ..the jazzfest. ..so there I was in .. .raw hide .. .too cool. ..allright just calm down! .. .the fly ...de brother ... do it to me ... the tolmas stop sign ... summer of '92 ... Jimmy Buffett...master merger ... towed from shoreline .. .plug in .. .ebp-ebp ...hey how ya doin' ... the wi nk ...porcelin god ...spider... l chov ch u .. .stricly dinner ... funkie dances ... sumo wrestling .. .the gutter ... ed ... l ride th e bus ... will you stop shakin' it. .. the package is open.

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1993-1994 A Great Year for St. Martin's

Thanks to our Parents, Faculty, Staff and All our Friends.

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Dr. Wayne Lumpkin Assistant Headmaster Besides his primary responsibilities as assistant headmaster, Wayne usually teaches at least one class a semester. The course is generally a math or sociology.

In addition he helps with counseling of both Middle and Upper School students and also works with some support groups.

William (Bill) L. Rosenbaum Upper School Counselor Bill in his role a Upper School Counselor has designed many programs to help the students of St. Martin's.

From the Life Skills and service projects to the support group and Senior Internships he helps the student find his or her place in society.

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Charles (Chuck ) Allen Book Store Chuck can be found most of the time behind the counter a the Book Store. He is either helping a student find a book, receiving supplies or trying to find a book or supply for a teacher's project. No matter what he's doing though , he is always willing to help you when ever you walk in.

Jo Allen Receptionist Jo answers the phones and gets the messages to whoever is needed. That's not all she does, though , she sorts the mail , work with development in preparing mail outs and assists wherever she can in order to make someone else job easier.

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Nisha Chakravarty Caroline Elliott Matthew Francis Ja Juan Gair Tyson Geary Zach Goodyear Alison Grice Worth Groome Lee Hall Stephanie Hamm Meghan Hintz Alex Husserl Asha Jayakrishnan

Advisor Jim Durbin

Editors-in-chief Cindy Perret Robin Tompkins

Layout Editors Tyson Geary Stuart Rose Missy Spencer Tori Hodges Christina Thorneycroft

Copy Editor Courtney Schupp

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Emily Kimble Kathryn Kirschman Ross Longo Dominique Matulich Jennifer McAlpine Ryan Ann Murphy Billy Schroeder Deane Smith Stacy Weber Mark Wolf

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THE SHIELD distinguishes itself from other annual publications in that it cherishes tradition . From the perennial white embossed cover to the flattering assortment of candids, St. Martin's students, faculty and alumni feel a sense of heritage and school pride. Nevertheless, the production of the 1994 SHIELD underwent many changes .

With over forty staff members, contributing writers and photographers, the support for this issue allowed for the numerous alterations in its production . Jim Durbin , in his first year as SHIELD advisor and liaison with the business/administration offices , expressed his enthusiasm through flexibility and persistence. He appropriated funds within the budget for a new ALLEGRO computer by Horizon and a GRID IBM compatible computer, both with 8 MEG RAM and 270 MEG hard drives. In addition, a OMS PS-410 Laser printe r aided in the visual presentation with graphics and various emulation fonts . In its second year with Josten's, THE SHIELD switched from the conventional submission of pages to disks. The 272 pages on 80 pound gloss enamel were finaled on June 22 with a Fall delivery in September. The 8x11 book was produced on Aldus Pagemaker 5.0 and Wordperfect 6.0.

Each staff member was given a quarterly assignment was supervised by a designated section editor. These editors would then report their progress to the editors-inchief and subsequently the ::idvisor. Layouts , staff coordination and indexing (via Josten's Last Name First Prog ;·qm) were primarily the task of the editors-in-chief and a select group of qualified staff mE 11bers.

Prior to printing , the estimated cost of the book amounted to $32 ,000. This sum includes pictures, printing costs and supplies .

The revenue raised for THE SHIELD was accumulated from the selling of the book and ads. The 1994 book went on sale for $35 in the Summer of 1993. Ads were sold throughout the Fall by Breck Trevino '94. Twenty-four pages were allotted for ads at $175 per page. Those unsold pages were reserved for candids .

Barberito Photographers , a full service school photography company, was responsible for portrait and team pictures , while the staff shot faculty , organizations , and candids.

The theme of Unity was decided upon by the Class of 1994 and was conveyed throughout the book with bricks on the division pages and subtitles referring to the topic .

Type throughout the book was various point sizes and tones of Helvetica. Headlines ranged from 18 point to 48 point, while caption copy fell in the 10-12 point range.

The entire SHIELD room was reorganized and cleaned during the Summer of 1993.

New filing systems , cabinets and desks were provided to better equip the staff for production of the book.

THE SHIELD staff would like to thank the numerous contributors who aided in the success of this issue . Special thanks to Josten's Representative Randy Oddo for his patience and dedicated commitment in what is best described as "The Conversion Year. " Jim Durbin also deserves special thanks for his insurmountable contribution to THE SHIELD . Perhaps most importantly, thanks to THE HALO, its advisor June Wells for her assistance , editors Liz Wanek and Sahil Godiwala for their time and help , and the various writers and photographers whose contributions were vital to THE SHIELD. The editors would also like to take time out to express their thanks to those members of the staff who gave so much of themselves to see this become a success: "What a tremendous service ... Look at what you 've done ."

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Abbott, ColonErich E ______ 141 Abernathy , John David __101 , 154, 156, 200 Abernathy , Lindsey E ____ 117, 210 Abrams , Amanda M _ 28 , 109, 152, 153, 189, 209 , 212 Abry , Lisa Marie _____ _105, 174 Adair, Peter D _____________ ____109 Adair _, Suzett Mrs ______ __ _____ 10

Baer, Jason M _ ____ ______ ____ _121 Baier, Ashley M ____31 , 33 , 48 , 97 , 162, 172, 173, 194, 195 Baier, Carol p _ Mrs ___________ 13

Adam s, Leigh Gardner --- - 49 , 60 , 91 , 95 , 190 Adamson , Kristen M __ ____117, 153, 207 Adkerson , Ryan _____ _117, 206 Adkerson , William Tyler ___ 37, 60 , 150, 184, 186 Aguiar-Netto , Harriet Dr ___12, 198 Al i, Riaz J __ 37 , 97 , 156, 157, 184 , 194, 201 Ali zadeh , Adel---- -------- ----- 141 Allen , Charles --- ------- -------- 257 All en , Jo ---------- --------- ------- 257 Allen , Robert s ___ ____ 109, 150, 216, 217 Anand , Akas h _105 , 164, 189 Anand , Priya __117, 158, 211 , 215 Anand , Ri shi __ ___ 97 , 164, 184, 194 , 203 Anderson , Stiles ___ 24 , 61 , 94, 166, 167 Andersson , Andrea s ____ __37 , 101, 162, 188, 195 Angehr, James c _____ 97 , 160, 185, 186, 188, 192, 199, 201,202 Angehr, Mark M _____ ______ ___ 109 Angelico , Andrew P ________ 133 Angelico, Blaise Matthew 117 Applewhite , Tiffany M ___ _109, 155, 214 Arceneau x, Clay E_ 109, 150, 216 Are au x, Raymond __117, 215 , 21 6, 217 Arensman , Roby Coach Mr_0 Argote , John Parker105 , 164, 172 Armatis, Clarke R _______ ____ 141 Artigues , Geoffrey c ______ 109, 150, 166 Ashcombe, James T ______ 105, 160, 208 Authement , Ashley L. _____105 Axelrad , Brian Alexander_ 48 , 61, 150, 164, 165, 168, 194

Baig , Zaki r A __ 109, 156, 157, 212 Bailey , Anna __ ____ ______ 109, 209 Bailey , Brooke __ 97 , 162, 194, 195 Baker, Elizabeth T __ ________ 145 Bankston , Betty p _ Mrs ____ _15 Barnett, Jeffery Sheal ____ 105, 150 Baron , Doris Mrs _____ ____ _14 Bartolotta, Dominick A _____ 35 , 49 , 97 , 150 Bass , Barrett Farrington _137 Bass , Brice D ___ _____ ____ _____ _145

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Batt, Jjulie 133 Bauer, Jarret E_ "Jeb" _____ 117 Bauer, Robert McGeorge "Mac" __ _______ __ 25, 62 , 164, 192 Beauchamp , Robert v ___ _133 Beaulieu , Brent Edward __ _62 , 91 , 95 , 150, 164, 165, 168, 169, 186, 187, 188, 195 Beaulieu , Curtis E ____ 37 , 101 , 150, 164, 188, 195, 202 Becker, Lindsey L ___ ______ __141 Beckman , Eileen K_ Ms _ __11 , 184 Becnel , Ainsley Michael __ 117 Becnel , Bradley D ___ 101 , 166 Becnel , Landon Richard ___63 Bell , Brian p ________ ____ ______ __133 Bell , John Roger _____ 117, 215 Bellard , Ann Mrs _____________ 140 Bellard , David Kirk 24 , 63 , 91 , 194, 200 , 244 Bellard , Stephen F __ _______ _101 Bengtsson , Anna ____ 117, 210 Bengtsson , Erik109, 150, 166 Berke , Brian Stephen Mr ____0 Bernstein , Nicole I. _113, 158 Betz , Catherine M __109, 158, 212 Betz, Wade B __ 105, 154, 168 Black, Carrie Elizabeth ___ _26 , 27 , 64,222 , 223 , 244 , 249 Black, Marty D_ 28 , 109, 150, 166 Blake , Kip Ms ____ ___________ __ _144 Blatt, Adam D ____ ___ ____ ______ 133 Blatt, Michael L. 28 , 117, 215 Blatt, Richard __ _________ _______ 125 Blatty, Jennifer T ____ _101 , 172 Block, Celeste A _ ___ __ __ _____ 141 Block, Courtney A ____ ______ _133 Bohrer, Shane _101 , 150, 168 Bologna , Benjamin c ______ 141

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Bologna, Katherine R ____ __28 , 117, 210 Boone , Carolyn Ms ____ 13, 204 Boos , Doris D_ Mrs ___ ____ ____16 Bordelon , Brett __ ______ __97 , 166 Bordelon , Christopher W_ 109, 150, 160, 202, 216 , 217 Bordelon , Emily A __109, 152, 212 Bordelon, Michael "Chris" 29 , 105, 164, 174 Bossetta Jr_, Michael J ___ 141 Bourgeois , Janson __ ___ ____ _133 Bourgeois , O'Neal Mr _______ 16 Bourquard , Blake P_ 109, 150, 216,217 Bowman , Chris _______ ____ ____ 201

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C Cacioppo , Alice Brennan 117, 210 Cahanin , Dianne D_ Mrs . __15 Caine, Jane Mrs. -- -- -- -- 10, 12

Caine , Stephanie Anne .. 109, 209 , 212 , 213 Campo , Jonathan P. ------· 113 Campo, Marcie E. -- ----- ---- 105 Capo , Ashlan -- -- -- ---- -------- 137 Carbo , Candice C .. 105, 158, 170 Carisella, Jay -- _____ _-- . __-- -- . 141 Carr, David H. ·------ ---· ---·-· 145 Carr, Jennifer ----- -- -------·- -- 107 Carroll , Venessa Germaine 48 , 65 , 93 , 170, 184, 220 Carvin , Jessica E. ___ 117, 210 Caserta, Antoinette "Toni " Mrs. ----- ------- --- -- ---- -- ------ ------ 10 Caserta, Mario R_ ---- ·- 47 , 97 , 166, 192 Castaing , Peter E. ---------· 117 Castano , Lori ------------ --- -- - 145 Catsulis , Peter Georgiou 117, 215 Catsulis , Spiro Georgiou . 133 Cavaroc, Mike Woodward 101 , 165 Cavaroc , Peyton Bernard 109, 150 Cecil , Andrea Maria 101 , 156, 162 Chakravarty , Deepak97 , 172, 200 Chakravarty , Nisha 105, 189, 190, 192 Chambers , Cara M. 113, 152, 158, 207 , 210 , 211 , 213 , 214 Chambers , Christopher Matthes ... 23 , 32 , 36, 65 , 95 , 150, 151 , 174, 181 , 186, 195, 221 Chang , Allan __ 105, 164, 198, 208 Chang , Michelle ----· 117, 158, 211 , 215 Chappuis , Catherine A. -- 145 Chappuis , Courtney Kristen 137 Chauvin , Christian . 105, 150, 164, 165 Chauvin , Kendall---- · 113, 213 Chester, Stephen J_ ·--- ---- 141 Childress, Ani A . ------------ - 141 Chrestman , Andrew Henson 109, 150 Chrestman, Mary Ann Ms. 144 Christy , Charles-- --- 105, 150, 200 Chugden , Christopher R. 137 Church , Ford Reese 66 , 221 , 223 Clements , Ann Dulany -- -- · 28 , 113

Close , Christopher J . .. ... 109, 172, 214 Close , Joanne E... ... 97, 154, 155, 193, 195 Clotworthy, Colin J .... ...... 121 Clotworthy, Jason .. 105, 150, 160, 168 Clotworthy, Richard 0 . ... 117 Clotworthy, Robert R..... 105, 164 Coffman , Bradley Forsythe 97, 194 Coleman , Amy Clarinda ... 27 , 66 , 223 Coleman , Clarinda A. Mrs.13 , 28, 196 Coleman , Jennifer .... 26 , 105, 162, 174, 189, 196, 202 Coleman , Jonathan Michael 121 Coleman IV, William B . .. 105, 154 Collins, Bradley T .. ....... ... 133 Collins, Jannette A . ........ . 137 Conatser, Marjorie Mrs . ... . 1O Conroy , Brooke Sholars . 137 Contavasprie, Lee Mr . .. .. . 13, 202, 203 Contreary, Casey Garrett 137 Contreary, Kara Alette .... 121 Conway, Jason R. 35, 49, 97, 150 , 151 , 160, 194 Conway, Tootie Mrs . .. ..... 136 Coons , Anna-Marie ... ...... 137 Coons , Donna B. Mrs ....... 14 Cox, James Mr . .. 13, 26 , 202 Cranner, Gordon C... ...... 145 Crawford , Andrew C .. .... 109, 216, 21 7 Crotty, Lindsay E. ...... ... .. 121 Cumberland , Jeanne M. Mrs. 12, 124 Cunningham , Ellen N . .. ... 145

D D'Aunoy , Donald George 117, 215 Daly, Lauren .. ......... 109, 152 Danflous, William Louis ... 26, 27, 29 , 36, 67, 202 Daray, Elizabeth Ann ..... 113, 210, 211 Darensburg , Dominick A. 145 Darensburg , Nicholas A . . 137 Dastugue, Kaitlin Chase . 141 Davidson , Christopher John 113 Dazet, Maria Gerrets Mrs. 15 deBoisblanc, Lisette H... . 137 deBoisblanc, Pierre J . ... .. 121

Delaney, Michelle L. .. ... . 109, 189, 206 , 207, 212 Dellinger, Lauren .... 109, 209 Denny, Laura Lynne .... ... 133 Denny, Rebecca Laine ... 141 Denuna, Jennifer ... . 101, 170 Diasselliss, Judith L. .. .... 109, 158, 212 Diasselliss IV, John Louis 67, 91 , 93 , 174, 184, 194 Dicharry, Elise N. ... .. 28, 109, 207, 212 Dicharry, Nicole A . ... 28, 117, 207,210 Dieth, Julie T. Mrs . ......... . 140 Dinon, Brandon Dallas .. . 105, 154, 164, 174, 196 Dinon , Kendall Leigh .. 68 , 91 , 223 Dinsdale, Jennifer J .... ... 109, 152, 158, 189, 209, 212 , 213 Dirkse, Floris ... ... .. ... .... .... 117 Dirkse , Viktor .. .... .. ...... .... 133 Dittman , Anderson Walker 133 Dittman , Christian W .. ..... 145 Downing , Brittany P. ... .... 133 Dozier, Matthew ....... .... .. . 141 Dozier, Samuel A. Mr. Coach 14, 150, 216, 230 Drago, Vincent 0. Mr . .. .... . 13 Dubus , John Ray ... ... ... ... 117 Dugan , Brady .. ... 49 , 97, 150, 194 Dugas, Laura M ... .. ... ... ... 137 Dugas, Preston James .. 113, 210 Duhe, Courtney ....... 113, 21 O Dunn , Rebecca D . .. 101 , 170 Dunn , Sarah E . ... .. ....... ... 141 Duplantis, Seth Samuel . 113, 210 Duplass, Stella ..... ... .. ..... . 141 Durbin , James E. Mr. 14, 190

E Ebbs, Tracy Mrs . .. .. ... ... ..... . O Echt, Danny Coach Mr .. .. 11 , 164,165, 210 Eckstein , Kristin ... ........... 137 Eckstein , Taylor .. ..... ....... 145 Edwards , Mary B. Mrs. Coach ... ......... ... ......... 14, 152 Eiswirth , Yvonne Ms . ... .... . 15 Elizardi , Jeffrey Blake .. .... 97 , 172, 194, 195 Elliott, Caroline Davis ..... 101 , 190 Emond , Ian Greg 68, 93 , 199 Emory, Preston B. .... .. .... 141 Engeron , Johnny Mr ... ... ... 16

Erbstoesser, Marina ....... 137 Ernst, Jennifer Christine .. 28, 109, 213 Evans, Amy Elizabeth .... . 133 Evans, Ryan Matthew .... . 121 Eyamba, Claude-Nathalie 97 , 158, 174, 175, 194, 195

F Farber, Guy C. Mr. Coach 12, 120, 150 Farley, Ryan Joseph ....... 121 Farris, Barbara Janine ... .. 69 , 158, 159, 174 Faust, Erich ...... .... ... 192, 200 Faust, Erich Walker 101 , 150, 166, 167 Faust, Robert Moreland .. . 33 , 48, 69 , 150, 164, 165, 168, 169, 192, 223 , 238 Faust, Stephen Ewing .. . 105, 150, 168 Fazio , Tony ... ... .... .. ..... .... 145 Felter, Scott R. ......... .. ..... 113 Felter, Wesley Michael .. 101 , 174, 192, 193, 198, 201 Fenerty, Katherine A.. .. ... 137 Fenner, Wesley Chaffe .. .. 70, 194 Fiorenza, Alecia A. .. . 37 , 101 , 172 Fiorenza, Julian a M . ... ... 113, 206,207 Fish , Carolyn .... ....... ........ 141 Fisher, Julie ....... ... .. ...... ... 141 Flettrich , Annie Louise ... 101 , 170, 190 Flick, Bryan A . ........ ...... ... 145 Flick, Chad M. 105, 154, 164, 208 Folse, Aimee E. 28, 113, 158, 189, 206 , 207, 213, 214 Foret, Kristine Kane ... ..... 141 Fournier, Bradford M.. .... 123 Fox, Rabun Samuel .. .. ... . 133 France, Adrian K. ... ... ... ... 137 Francis, Evan J . ....... .... .. . 141 Francis, Matthew Kenneth 97, 156, 190 Francis, Ryan J . ......... .. ... 121 Fransen , David Remy ..... . 28 , 113, 207, 215 Fransen , Emily C . .... .... ... 133 Fransen , Peggy Mrs . . 13, 44, 132 Fransen , Rebecca Mrs . .. 132 Frey, Mignon Marie ... . 24, 70, 158, 159, 170, 171, 184, 194, 199 Funk, Allyson lorraine ..... 133 Funk, Anderson J ........... 145

G Gair, Ja Juan Ash ika ..... 105 , 158, 174, 177, 186 Gallavan Jr., Charles Bernard ........ .. ... .............. 133 Garvey , Catherine Anne .. 27, 37, 97, 162, 163, 179, 184, 186 Gatti , Lauren E. 97, 156, 162, 163, 178, 184, 192 Geary, Ashby E .... ... ....... 133 Geary, Jim ........ .. .. ... ..... .. 207 Geary, Tyson Lykes 101, 190, 191, 203 Geary Jr., James Favrot. 117 Gengo, Lindsey Michelle 141 Geoghagan , Anna E. ..... . 145 Geoghagan , Ryan Thomas 133 Getten, Doug .. 164, 168, 186 Getten , Douglas Vandever 105, 150 Getten, Elisabeth Hobson 23 , 71 , 192, 194, 223 Getten , Thomas Edmund 36 , 123 Giambelluca, Michael A. Mr. Coach ..... .... . 11 , 13, 150, 174 Gibbs, Gillian B . ..... ..... ... . 145 Gibbs, Hillary Elyse .. ...... . 137 Gieger, Michael Paul ..... . 141 Gilbert, Elizabeth A. ........ 141 Gilbert, Hunter B... .. .. ... ... 141 Gill , Jordan Lindsay 117, 206 Gill , Joseph J. Mr ... .. ... ... ... 14 Gill , Stephanie E ............ . 133 Glaser, Bradley .. 29, 97, 150, 184, 188, 192, 198, 199 Glaser, Jeffrey G .. .... ... .. . 121 Gleason , Gretchen .. 28 , 117, 207 Godchaux, John David .. 101 , 156, 168, 198 Godchau x, Susan Mrs . ..... 11 Godiwala, Nihal Tejas .... 109, 150 Godiwala, Sahil Tejas ..... . 97, 160, 184, 185, 188, 192, 199, 201 Gold , Eric P.... ....... .. 117, 216 Gold , Scott M . .. .... 27, 47, 97, 164, 168, 169, 194 Goldblatt, Justin Todd .... 113, 213 , 214 Goldblatt, Kevin Andrew 101 , 164, 192 Goldsmith , Jason C . .. ..... 107 Gooch , Andrew C . . 105, 164, 204

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Goodwin , William P. "Billy" 101, 156, 164, 174, 176 Goodyear, Zachary T ... . 105, 190, 191 Gordon , Rebecca L. 29 , 105, 196 Gorowara, Tanya .... 113, 207 Goss, Kyle .. ............ 113, 208 Goss, Sally Mrs ... ...... ... .. 140 Graf, Harold F. Mr . ..... ...... 15 Graf, Scott ...... .... .... 109, 150 Graham , Jackie H. Mrs .. 140 Gray Ill , Denver F........... 141 Green, Marian Ms.... .. .... ... 15 Greer, Dianne F. Mrs.12, 201 Grice, Alison Marie .. 97, 184, 190, 191 , 201 Griffith , Jason Franklin71 , 91 , 93, 150, 151 , 158, 174, 186, 187, 188, 194, 200, 247 Groome , Worth ........ ....... 190 Groover, Mitchell Hasty . 109, 212 , 216, 217 Groover, Zachary M. .. ... 117, 206 , 215, 216 Guillory, Jane L. Mrs . .. ... 144 Guillot, Jo Anne Mrs . ... ....... 0 Guiza, Emily L. .... .. .. 105, 174 Gustafson , Robert Mr . ...... 16 Guzzetta, Anthony R.. .. . 109, 150 Guzzetta, Ginger L . 117, 210

H Hall , Amanda J . .. .. .. 109, 212 Hall , Ashley W ... 31 , 97, 194, 195 Hall , Kelly C... ......... 109, 152 Hall , Lee P. 97, 164, 165, 190 Hall , Mathis ........... .. 189, 210 Hall , Mathison Guy ... ... .. . 113 Hamann , Christine Mrs .. .. . 15 Hamilton, Susan D. Ms .. ... .. 0 Hamlin , Kristi Lynn ... 72, 203 , 221 Hamm , Scott Douglas ..... 117 Hamm , Stephanie Leigh . 105 Hanemann, Michelle A. .. 113 Harmon , Jason L. ....... .... 121 Harris , Meredith L.... ...... . 141 Harris IV, Rufus C . .. ....... . 117 Haspel , Andrew ... ....... .... 107 Hawkins , Charles M. 113, 207 Hebert, Susan F. Mrs .. ... 140 Hennington Jr., Thomas A. 141 Hermann , Carolyn M. Ms. 12, 46 Hermann , Mary Ms . ....... ... 13 Herrington , Andree K. Mrs. 11 , 212

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Hidalgo , Marco Esteban .. 27, 37, 47, 72, 150, 184 Hintz, Megan C .. .... 105, 162, 170, 190 Hintz, Nicholas W . ... ...... . 117 Hintz , Tina G. Mrs .. ....... . 132 Hobbs, Daniel S.... .. ..... ... 133 Hodges, Victoria L. "Tori" 101 , 156, 190, 191 Hoffmann , Virginia W. Mrs.14 Holden , Mark C . .... .... ..... . 137 Holden , Porter ...... 35, 49 , 97, 195 Ho~en , Thacher ... .. 109, 150 Holland , Heather M ........ . 137 Hollinger, Elizabeth L. .... . 121 Hollinger, Michael E. 113, 214 Hopkins, Graham D .. .. .... 133 Hopkins, Worth ...... .. ..... .. 141 Horn Jr., Louis H ... ..... ...... . 16 Hoskins, Daniel M ... .. ... ... 133 Houghtaling , Bruce H. Mr .. 6, 7,10, 11 Houghtaling , Susan S. Mrs. 11 Houston , Jonathan B... .. 101 , 150 Houston, Matthew R. .... . 109, 150 Howard, Helen T ....... .... .. 137 Huber, Beth Ann .. .. .. 97, 174, 194, 195 Hurtt, Kevin G. 105, 200, 208 Husserl , Alex ...... 41 , 97, 150, 164, 190 Hymel , Margaux M . ..... ... 141 Hymowitz, Emily S.. 111 , 158

Ingold , Christopher P. .... . 121

J Jackson , Mary Ms .... ..... ... 16 Jackson Jr., Dommie C .. 145 Jacobson, Wendy C ..... .. 133 Jahncke , Davis Lee ... 33, 73 , 150, 194 James, Staci ..... . 27, 97, 158, 174, 177, 195 James, Will .. ... ...... .. .... ... . 133 Janke , Amanda W . .... ..... 133 Janke , Benjamin W. ........ 121 Janssen, Michael B....... . 145 Jaspan , Andrew M . .... 36, 37, 105, 164, 172, 195 Jayakrishnan , Asha 105, 186, 190 Johnson , Allison Kay .. ... 113, 206 , 210, 211 , 213, 214 Johnson , Bradley G . ... .... 121 Johnson, Christopher G. 121

Johnson , Vicki V. Mrs ...... 11 , 124 Johnston , Margaret B. .... 145 Johnston , William C . ..... .. 141 Johnston , William Guy .. . 101 , 166, 167, 168, 205 Jones, Eric M . ....... ....... .. . 133 Jones, Richard S. (Chad) 145 Jones, Stephanie R. . 97, 195

K Kartzke , Adam C . ... .. 97, 200 Kase , Bucky .... .... ... . 111 , 150 Kaston , Betsy T. Mrs .. ..... 11 , 207, 211 Kaston , Joshua Alan 28, 117, 208 Kaston , Stephanie Ruth .. 121 Katoch , Gauray "Sonny" .. 28 , 117 Katoch , Ruchi ........ ... .... .. .. 73 Kaye , Brian R.......... 111 , 154 Keeney , Amy Michel .. 74, 91 , 156, 162, 163, 184, 239 Keeney , Natalie E.. ...... ... 141 Keir, William Mr . ..... ......... .. 16 Kelly, Pat Mrs .. .. ... .. ...... .... 14 Kendrick, Brian W . .. . 97, 164, 200, 203 Kenny , Coleen 101 , 152, 153, 188 Kerrigan Ill, Robert E. 47, 97, 166, 167, 195 Khodr, Rami H ... ..... .. .. .. .. 137 Kimble , Emily G. 31 , 33, 105, 162, 186, 190 Kimble , Kathryn Eugenie . 25, 49, 74, 107, 156,174,181, 184, 190, 220 Klebba, Lee Coffey Mrs ... 11 , 201 Kleinschmidt, Rhett L. ..... 121 Knighten , Jenkins Mr . .. .... . 16 Koenig , Clayton ............ .. 121 Kohnke, Mattthew N. 49, 101 , 150 Kohnke , Nick .. ... ...... 107, 168 Kritikos, Philip T. ... ....... ... 133

L Labouisse , Charles Janvier 49, 97, 150 Labouisse , Mary-Francis Joy 101 Labouisse , Muffin ... .. ...... 162 Labruyere , Iris Mrs ... ......... . 0 LaGuardia Jr., John J ..... 133 Landry , Garrett M ....... .. .. 143 Landry, Trevor L. ...... ... ... 111 Langlois , Stephanie J .. .. 101 , 152, 153, 170

LaRosa, Steven R..... .... . 143 Larson , Derek A . ..... 113, 211 Laukhuff, Chad L. ...... ..... 14 7 Law , Victoria Blair .......... ... 75 Lee , David H. .. 117, 214, 215 Lee , Jennifer Marie .. 75, 170, 184, 185, 194 LeGardeur, Adele Y .... .... 145 Leger, Pierre H. Mr ... 13, 204 Leone , Jessica W ........... 133 Lesley, David E. Dr ........ ... 12 Lessig , Brian ..... ....... ....... 137 Lessig , Carol Mrs. .. ........ .. . 12 Levine , Andrew S .... .... ... . 133 Levine , Lindsay M .. 113, 206, 210 Lin , Jeffrey Y .. .. ............... 133 Lind , Warren A. Mr. Coach 12, 160, 189, 208 Lo , Richard Chen-Chi .... 111 , 208, 212 Lobell , Brandon M . .. .. ..... 121 Longo , Ross M. 99, 150, 160, 161 , 190, 192 Loupakos , Sophia S... .... 137 Lu , Billy ............ .... ..... ...... 121 Lu , Hsueh-Ping .... ...... .. .. . 135 Lucky , Paul ........ ........ ..... 135 Lucky , Stephanie Louise 143 Luke , Rickie Mr .... ....... 26, 44 Lumpkin , Blair D.. ..... ..... . 145 Lumpkin , Wayne C. Dr .. . 256 Lyeki, Julie ... .. 22, 30 , 49, 76, 156, 158, 174, 222

M Maise, Edward Maise Mr .... 0 Mali no, Kim ...... ...... ... ... .. . 162 Mallery, Camille A .. .. .. ... .. 145 Malone, Alison K.. ........... 135 Malone, Kristin A . ... .... .... 137 Malone, Lauren Ale xis ... . 121 Malone , Trawin E. The Rev. 11 , 206, 207 Manard , Wendy E.... 99 , 156, 157, 176, 195 Mann , Alexander R. .. ...... 145 Manning , Shawn Merritt .. 99 , 158, 159, 170,171 , 174 Marca! , Joseph N. IV .. ... 107, 150, 204 Marchal , Wes ..... ... .. 194, 195 Marchal, Wesley D.. .. 35, 49 , 99 Marks, Louise Ms . .. .. .. .... .. 15 Marsalis Jr., James R. Mr.12, 37, 174, 201 Marshall , James I. .. ........ 113 Martin , Cortney Benton Mrs.a Martinez, Allison ..... 172, 190 Martinez, Allison M. 101 , 152

Martinez, Jonathan ......... 206 Martinez, Jonathan R.... . 119 Martinez, Katherine A. "KK" 111 , 152, 158,212, 213 Massicot, Jonathan E. 46, 99, 172, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 194 Massicot, Joshua A. 119, 208 Matthews, Andrew C .... .. 137 Matulich , Dominique Christia 107, 162, 170, 190 Maumus, Fletcher .... .... ... 11 3 Maurer, William J .... 113, 21 3 Mayer, Benjamin A . ........ 145 Mayeux, Andrew W . ....... 143 McAllister, Ian .... 26, 27, 101 , 154, 186, 196 McAlpine, Jennifer .... ...... 107 Mccarron , Shaun C. 28, 119, 214 McChesney, Charles B.. 111 , 150, 216, 217 McChesney, David S . ... .. 137 McClean , Brandon ... .... ... 192 McCormick, Brian E. ... .... 143 McCormick, Janis S. Ms .. 12, 209 McCormick, Kevin .. 107, 154, 189, 196, 198 McCormick, Malain 113, 189, 206, 207, 210, 211 McCullough , Daniel C.... . 137 McCullough , Patrick J . ... . 121 McDaniel , Elyse C... ....... 143 McDaniel , Eva "Michelle" 111 , 158 McDaniel, Michelle .... ...... 214 McDaniel , Sharon M. 99 , 152, 153, 194, 195 McDermott, Linda Mrs .... 140 McDermott, Meghan E... 111 McDonald-Dousson , Ellise M. 113 McElory, Aavon A. "Sky" 137 McGeehan , Charles T. Mr. "Chick" .. ..... .... .... 14, 150, 160 McGeehan II , Charles T. 101 , 150, 175 McGuire , Michael M. Mr. Coach ........ 14, 160, 161 , 174 McKinnie , James Merrick 76 , 160, 161 , 192, 241 McKinnie, Mary P... 101 , 170 McLean , Brendan .. ...... ... .. 99 McManus, Bryan Stephen 121 McManus, Elizabeth Ann 101 , 152, 153, 158 McQuaig , Willian N... .. .... 137 Melius, Grant K.... .. 113, 158, 206, 214 Menard , Anne-Marie Ms. 136

Mendez, Andres Felipe ... 119 Mendez, Camilo Manuel .. 77, 168, 184, 200, 220 Mendez, Jonathan ... 28 , 113, 208 Mendez, Jose' Carlos ... .. 113 Mendez, Patrick ...... ........ 121 Merrick, Caroline A. 111 , 152 Merrick, Edwin T ..... ... ... .. 119 Merrick, Hallie M. ... ...... .. . 121 Merrick, Thomas .... ..... .. .. 215 Michael , Chad ... ........ ...... 141 Micklin , Patti Reiss Mrs .. .. 15 Milano , Kimberly A . . 103, 172 Miles, Noel "Brooke" 107, 160 Miller, Ashley E.... ....... ... . 121 Miller, Mary Margaret Ms. 15 Miller, Suzanne Nicole 77, 91 , 221 , 251 Mills, Holly Bevan . 26, 49, 78, 188, 194 Minno Ill , Alexander M... 143 Minor IV, Al F. ....... .. 113, 207 Mioton , Lauren M. ... .. ..... 137 Miranne, Carole L.. 103, 162, 188 Miranne , Minna Ree Mrs .. 15 Mohrmann , Ashley K...... 121 Mohrmann, David T. .... ... 135 Molaison, George L.. .. .... 145 Molaison , Justin E.. 113, 208 Monsour, Hunter Clay ... .. 135 Monsour, Ryan Paul ....... 121 Montgomery, Ernest Mr .... 15 Mooney, Rex 0 . Dr .... .. ..... 11 Moore, Benjamin A. 103, 164, 192 Moreau , Aimee L. ...... ..... 121 Moreau , Michael Andrew . 48, 78, 154, 155, 184, 185, 198, 245 Morrison , Parker L.......... 137 Moses, Trey ....... ... .. 119, 206 Moustoukas, Dianna N... . 28, 119, 206, 207, 214 Mullin , Kerry Coach Mrs .... . 0 Murphy, Christina E. 99 , 185, 188 Murphy, Ryan Ann . 103, 170, 190 Murray, Stephanie B...... 103, 152, 153, 162, 174

N Neal, Susan Lela . 49, 79, 93 , 194, 221 Neighbors, Margaret "Margee" ... ... .. ... 99, 174, 194 Nelson , Kristen Ann . 79, 162, 172, 194 Nicholson , Colin .... .. ....... . 143

Nolan , Chad G ................ 135 Nothem , Gregory Martin .. 22 , 80 Nugon , Kathryn M . .. 111 , 153

0 O'Brien , Andrew M . ........ 121 O'Brien , Betty Ms . ... ....... .. . 15 O'Brien , Patrick A ... 111 , 216 O'Bryon , Jeffrey Gunther 143 O'Connell , Catharine D... 121 Odell , Elizabeth A. (Libby) 147 Odell , John P. (Jack) ...... 135 Odell , Richard G ............ . 143 Odom , Sarah Elizabeth . 103, 162, 172, 188, 195 Oge, Woodward ... ... 103, 150 Olson , Brittany M..... 28, 115, 206 , 207 Ordemann , Em ery E . ..... 115, 158, 206,207 Ozah , Chike ... 103, 160, 174, 175

Peterson , Robert C.. 99 , 160, 168, 200 Phillips, Adrienne L. ..... ... 111 Piccolo, Christian M. 119, 211 Pierre, Stephen St. . 164, 165 Pitre, Deborah Ms . ... .... ....... 0 Pittman , Mrs. Stephenie .. 12, 120 Pittman , Ridgely S..... 26, 99, 184, 193, 196 , 199, 202 Plaisance , Mary "DoBee" Mrs .. .... ....... ....... 14, 152, 158 Podret, Ph illip J . .. ... ......... 143 Pool , Ilene S. Mrs ..... .... .... 10 Porter Ill , Allen C .. ..... ..... 143 Prevost, Benjamin Webb. 35 , 49, 99, 150, 194, 195 Prewitt, Elizabeth F.. .. ..... 111 Prewitt, Lee M .. 99, 184, 194, 196, 198 Psilos, Matthew A . ..... .... . 119 Pugh , Katharine .............. 139 Pulley, John Mr .. .......... ..... 16

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p Palacios, Robert T ....... ... 137 Panna, Larry Coach Mr ...... 0 Pansano, Sara Beth N. ... 147 Pansano, Susan N. Mrs. 136 Pappas, Alexandra ....... .. 121 Pappas, Nicholas ............ 111 Pardee , John Mr .. 11 , 13, 26, 203 Pardue, Loren E . ... 103, 166, 174 Parmelee, Jean Ms ........... 11 Parton , Kristi Leigh .. .. 47, 80, 223, 238 Pastor, Janvier Coach .. . 164, 165, 181 Patel , Neej Jash .............. 137 Patel , Neema Jash ... ...... 139 Patterson , Margaret F.. .. 139 Peres, Jeremy Christopher 139 Perez, Elena M. ..... 111 , 158, 208 Perez, Karla G ................ 135 Perez, Pedro B. Mr ... 13, 200 Perez Ill , Leander H. "Lea" 107, 150 Perkinson , Sandy Mrs ..... . 15 Perret, Cindy Abigail 99, 152, 153, 190, 191 , 194 Perret, Jonathan Fernandez 115, 208 Perret, Margaret G. Mrs. 132 Peters, Thomas Maxwell . 25 , 32, 81 , 150, 222 Peterson, David C ..... ..... 119 Peterson , Robert Mr ... .... .. 16

Quinet, Stephen A.. 115, 213 Quintal , Robert E ............ 143

R Rabalais , Darlene Coach Mrs .... ... .. .. .... ....... .. ............ 14 Ramelli , Rachel L... ...... .. . 139 Ramelli , Rana L. ...... 99, 152, 153, 162, 195 Ramelli II , Robert C. "Casey" 111 , 150, 216 Rappold , Tristan .. 31 , 35, 48, 99, 154, 155, 162, 174, 194, 195 Re , Gregory N... .. ... ... .. ... 143 Re , Richard M. .. ...... ... .... . 119 Rea, Lee ................. 213, 214 Rea IV, Harris G. L. ....... . 115 Readinger, Sheryl Ms . ... ... 15 Reese, Amanda Jane .... .. 28 , 111 , 213 , 214 Reese , Christopher Todd 81 , 91 , 164,174, 194, 195 Reese , Janice J. Mrs ........ 14 Reese Jr. , James J. 107, 164 Reinhardt , Shirley M. Mrs ... 0 Resignola, Cheryl R. Mrs.144 Resignola, Jessica A . .... 115, 158, 206, 207, 214 Richard Jr., Charles W. "Chas" .... ..... .. .. .... ....... ... .. 139 Richardson , Cooper E. ... 121 Riess , Jean .... ........ ......... 14 7 Rigdon , Matthew M. 111 , 150 Rigdon , Megan E.. .. 115, 210

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Ri vet, Charles G. Mr. "Chuck" .... .... ............. 11 , 194 Roberts , Taylor A .. ... ..... .. 143 Robertson , Jean Mrs. 11 , 195 Robertson Jr. , Edward The Rev ... ..... .. ...... ...... .............. 11 Robinson , Scott J ...... ... .. 123 Rodrigue , Drew ...... .... ..... 119 Rodrigue , Ross ... ...... .... .. 135 Rodriguez , Alison S. 111 , 155 Rodriguez , Christopher E. 115 Rogers, Pamela A. Mrs . ... 12 Rognon , Anouk Helen 82, 91 , 156, 157, 170, 194, 240 Rolston , Wesley A. .. 31 , 103, 156, 157, 162 Romano , Lindsey Elizabeth 37, 82 , 91, 93 , 186, 223 Rome Jr. , Barry .... .. 119, 215 Ronquillo , Rene Monique 83 , 158, 159, 170, 174, 176, 223 Rose, Erin .............. ...... ... 147 Rose , Stuart W. 99, 164, 190, 191 Rose nbaum , William L. Mr. 22, 256 Ross ner, Carter W . .... .... . 139 Rossner, Ryan J . .. ......... . 119 Roy , Alexander P . ........ .. . 135 Ruello Ill , Kenneth B. "Trey" 139 Ru ssell , John T . ... .. 103, 154, 155, 164 Russo, Janet C. Mrs . Coach 14 Ryan , Barbara H. Mrs . ... ... 15 Ryan , Marie Louise .... 49, 83, 184, 185

s Salazar, Jessica Rae ...... 135 Samuel , Scott R. ..... ........ 119 Samuel , Whitney Elise48, 49, 84, 154, 155, 172, 173, 184, 188, 194 Sanders, Lorraine Mrs .. ... ... 0 Santangelo, Ryan William 115 Saporito, Christopher B .. 139 Saunders, Scott L. ......... . 147 Savoy, Beverly Mrs . .. ...... .. 15 Saxena, Madhav .. .... ..... .. 139 Sayyad , lrfan Azeem . 33 , 48 , 84, 150, 164, 174, 175, 177, 184 Scales, Craig F... ..... ....... 147 Scalia, Amy E. 115, 158, 207 Scalia, Brent Daley .... 85 , 91 , 150 Scalia, Deborah W. Mrs. 128

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Schenk, Jonathan ... ... 49 , 99, 150, 168 Schoen , Elizabeth C ... .. .. 123 Schoenfeld , Morlas Voorhies 36 , 85,243 Schroeder IV, William A .. . 99 , 164, 194 Schuber, Mrgaret Mrs . .. ... 11 , 214, 226 , 230 Schuhmacher, Blake ..... 103, 160, 168, 186, 205 Schuhmacher, John Collin 25 , 49 , 86, 91 , 160, 161 , 174, 177, 192, 194, 199, 200 , 221,246 Schultz, Wayne Mr .. .. .... ... 16 Schupp, Courtney .. 103, 190, 196, 198 Schwartz, Donald S. Mr . .... 8, 10, 33, 91 ,272 Schwarz, Spence ... 111 , 150, 216 Scioneaux, Monique Terese 23, 30, 32, 37 , 49 , 86, 94, 154, 155, 156, 172, 184, 220, 248 Scott, Amy Lawrence .. 87, 91 Scott, Karen D. Mrs .. .. ... ... 13 Seixas , Victoria "Tori " .... 111 , 152, 214 Senner, Christopher R. .. . 143 Senner, Karl A .. ... ........... 135 Shackelford , Elizabeth B. 139 Shackelford Ill , William G. 119 Sharpie , David ........ 115, 210 Sharpie , Stephanie 103, 170, 171 Shaw, Sue P. Mrs . ... ..... .. 128 Sherman , Steven J. 107, 200 Sherwood , Chandler A. .. 123 Sherwood , Jonathan W. . 115 Sheth , Ankit D........ ...... .. . 143 Shuey, Rachel F........ ..... 143 Siegel , Gloria E. Mrs. 11 , 120 Silvestri , Mia A . ... ............ 143 Silvestri , Sara J .. ..... ........ 135 Simmons Ill, Richard .. ... 119, 214 Simon , Taylor M . ... . 115, 210 Simpson , Erin Patricia ... .. 87, 162, 163, 172, 173,181 , 184, 192, 194,223 , 237 Skinner, Robert ...... ..... ... . 214 Skinner, Robert Austin ... 119, 214 Small , Carolyn N .. ..... ..... . 143 Smith , Adam Robert 119, 215 Smith , Alan Coach Mr ..... 14, 154, 155 Smith , Brent S..... ... .. .. .... 119 Smith , Clarence Mr . ... .... ... 16

Smith , Daneel S. .... 119, 206, 207,214 Smith , Howard "Deane" . 107, 166, 190 Smith , Jonathan F. . 115, 210 Smith , Melissa Morgan .. ... 88 Smith Ill , Louis 0 . .... 99 , 160, 174, 184, 192, 194, 198, 199, 201 Smith Jr., Lowery Wayne107 , 168 Smuck Jr., Michael B..... 107, 160, 174 Solis, Keri W . ......... . 103, 174 Solis, Kevin L. . 111 , 150, 212 Solomon , Sam M . ... ... ..... 147 Solomon Jr., Gary N . ..... . 135 Spencer, Melissa S ... . 31 , 37, 103, 170, 190 Spindler, Allison A.... .. .... . 135 St. Pierre , Stephen P.. ..... 36 , 103, 181 Stakelum , Andrew M . .... 115, 206, 207 Stanley, Christine E... .... . 135 Stead , Travis J . .... .. ......... 14 7 Stead , Zachary R... 107, 150, 164 Stedman , Matthew L. ...... 28 , 119, 215 Stedman , Ruth M . ... ..... .. 139 Stein , Natalie A. 28, 119, 210 Stengel , Dot H. Mrs ... .. ..... 10 Stewart, Ashley M . .. .. .. .... 111 Stewart, Karla D. .... 115, 210 Stewart Jr., Dennis L... .. . 123 Stone, Alan D. .. . 28, 115, 215 Stuart, Ashley .... ..... 213, 214 Stuart, Karla ... .. ..... .. ........ 211 Subramaniam , Akila119 , 158, 208, 216, 217 Subramaniam , Venkat ... . 139 Sutton , Brett K. .. ..... 107, 150 Svec, Dav~ .... ... .. ......... ... 123 Svec, Justin ... ... ...... 115, 208

T Talbert, Brian H. 99 , 168, 169 Thames , LievA.99 , 155, 174, 194, 195 Thames , Vaughn W. 111 , 214 Thomason , John Riley .... . 99 , 150, 194 Thomason, Thomas F. .. 107, 150, 166, 174, 196 Thompson, Trey .. .... 111 , 150 Thorneycroft, Christiana M. 29, 37, 99, 155, 184, 190, 191 , 198, 201 Tiblier, Jimmy E. ... ... ... .... 139 Tikia, Rahul .. ....... .... 119, 211

Tikia , Robyn ..... .. ....... .... .. 135 Tolar, Erika S. 107, 174, 196, 198 Tompkins , Ann H... 119, 152, 158, 213, 214 Tompkins , Robin ...... 99, 160, 161 , 172, 173, 184, 186, 190, 241 Tosh , Adam .... ..... ...... ... .. 143 Trahan!, Daniel J . .. .... ..... 115 Trask, Amelia L............... 143 Trevino , Al Coach Mr ....... 14, 150, 170 Trevino , Kathryn Breck .... 23 , 42, 88 , 91 , 95 , 152, 153, 154, 155, 162, 163, 170, 171 , 181 , 190, 191,242 Trevino, Linda Coach Mrs. 14 Trist 111 , Nicholas P......... 147 Trotter, Linda R. Mrs ... ... 124 Truax, Michael W .... 107, 150 Truax, Tatum N . ..... 103, 158, 175, 198 Tusa, Paul C.. ... .... ..... .... . 103 Tuuri , Rachel E. 99 , 154, 184, 194, 199, 203 Tuuri , Rebecca A ... 111 , 208 , 209, 212 Tuuri , Sarah C. 119, 213, 214 Tyson, Zachary J . ... .... .. .. 123

u Uddo, James L.. ..... ... .... . 14 7 Uddo, Robert B.. ......... .... 14 7 Uddo Ill , Joseph F.......... 139 Urann , Molly K. ... ...... .. 37, 99 Uribe , Gabriela F... ... ...... 139

V Valladares , Greg Stacy ..... 89 Veith , Eric H. ............. 99, 150 Venturatos , Georg P....... 123 Venturatos , Lauren M . ... 111 , 152, 158, 214 Verret , Scott P .. .. ...... ..... . 107 Vieth , Eric ... ......... ... . 194, 195 Vogt , Kelsey D . ... ... .. .. .. ... 143 Vogt , Kerry S. Mrs . .... ..... 144 Volk , Meredith A . ... .. 99, 154, 155, 162, 163, 194, 195 Volk Ill , Jerome M . . 115, 207 Von Behren , John M . .. ... . 123 Voss , Brandon G ... 103, 196, 202 Voth , Adam D.. 28, 119, 211 , 215

w Wagn er, Allison Lewis Mrs. 144 Walker, Catherine Mrs . ... . 12, 189, 208 , 210 Walters , Emily Caroline .. 143 Wanek, Carolyn D. Mrs .... 15 Wanek, Elizabeth Caroline49 , 89, 91 , 154, 155, 184, 192, 223 Ward , Lauren Elizabeth ... 30 , 91 , 94, 162, 184, 194, 222 Watkins , Adair P. Mrs ...... . 13 Watkins , Charlotte .. ........ 135 Watson , Paul M . ..... .... ... . 14 7 Watson , Robert M. .... .... . 139 Watts , Alan B. . 115, 207, 21 O Watts , Rachel W . ... .. ....... 143 Weave r, Katherine B..... . 143 Weaver, Matthew H. "Hardy" 135 Webb , Florie Claire 115, 158, 206 , 214 Weber, Stacy E. .. ... 103, 152, 153, 158, 179, 186 Weigand , Christopher A. 115, 211 Welch , William T. "Thomas" 123 Wells , Elizabeth June Ms. 11 , 192, 193 Werth , Brian C . . 28, 111 , 150 Wessel , David M . ... ........ . 119 Wethey , Amanda N . ... .. .. 115 Wethey , Christen M. 119, 210 White , Jessica A. .. ... ..... .. 135 White Ill , Jack M . ... ..... .... 139 Wilkie , Richard "Drew" ... 111 , 150 Williams , Caroline D.115, 210 Williams , Carra J . ... ......... 143 Williams , Charles P.... 36, 91 , 94, 164, 165, 192, 220 Williams , Gregory T . ..... .. 123 Williams , Jeffrey 0 . .. 99, 150, 184, 193, 198, 199 Williams , Stephanie D . ... 107, 162 Willis , Harlan "Tony" Mr . ... 16 Wilmerding , James W.W. Mr ...... .... .... ...... .. ... .. .. ..... .... 10 Wilmerding , Nicholas H. 103, 192 Wilson , Caroline B. ......... 14 7 Wilson , Justin H. ..... 119, 206 Wise , Jessica L. ...... .. ...... 139 Wohleber, Taylor E. 103, 170 Wolf , Mark B. .. . 99, 164, 174, 184, 190, 194, 198 Wolff, Ashley A . .... .. ..... ... 135 Wong , Tian-Ping "Billy" ... 139 Wood , Andrew C .. ... .... ... 139

Wool , Harrison G ... .. ...... . 135 Wool , Spencer B... ... ... .... 139 Wool , Zachary L........ .. ... 119 Worth ", William " W. Groome 105

y Yelverton , Blaine T .. .... .. . 139 Young , McCall P. "Mackie" 147 Yumukoglu , Mary C . ....... 123

z Zeller, Matthew .... ... .. ...... 103 Zimmermann , John (Brooks) 135 Zimmermann , Miesje A. . 123

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To the Sen iors: We always end the year with a farewell to our friends and our teachers, but thi s year when you ring the bell ninety-four times, you will also say good-bye to your alm a mater. During hi gh school, you probably asked, "When will this end?" or remarked " I can' t wait until I leave." Well, you are finally out of here . After the next few months, though yo u will wish you were back. You can always come back to visit, of course, and your memories will last a lifetime. To help you remember, we ' ll show you some pictures from the past. Yes, in the black tu xedos and drapes, you all look handsome and beautiful , but who's go ing to remember that? Funny faces , sad looks, and the smiles are what you will cherish for the rest of your life. Treasure this yearbook, and never forget ...

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Good-bye and Thank you Don & Alice

After eight years as Headmaster of St. Martin's, Donald S. Schwartz has chosen to move on to new challenges as Headmaster of All Saints' Academy in Winter Haven Florida. Mr. Schwartz's association with our school goes back a quarter century. He came here as a yo ung history teacher in 1969 and became the school's first Middle School Head in 1973.

After a number of years away from St. Martin's in school administration and the world of business , Mr. Schwartz returned in 1986 to assume the Headmaster's position. Under his capable leadership, St. Martin's has thrived. Our reputation in the community, our financial position , the quality of our students , and our sense of purpose have all been enhanced du ring his tenure .

St. Martin's is not just losing a leader, we are saying farewell to an old friend an devoted supporter of the school. As a teacher coach , administrator, and parent, Donald Schwartz has always made the interests of our students his major priority.

~ Good-bye Don & Alice [