1958 - St. Martin's Episcopal School Yearbook

DEDJICA TJION

MR. AND MRS. O. E. HARING

We, the staff , gratefully dedicate this, the 1958 edition of The Shield, to MR. AND MRS. o. E. HARING, who truly deserve the title "our benefactors " They have unselfishly given valuable time and resources to the betterment and growth of our school.

JBOARD OJF TRUSTEES

MEMBERS

The Rt. Rev. Girault M. Jones, Ex-Officio

Ellsworth O. VanSlate, Ex-Officio

The Rev. William P. Richardson

Mr. Bailey T. DeBardeleben

Mr. 0. E. Haring

Dr. Fred W. Oudt

Mr. John R. Lambert, Jr.

Mr. James Wilkinson, III

Mr. F. Compton Hall

The Rev. Hugh C. McKee

Mr. Howard J. Smith

Mr. Davis Lee Jahncke

Dr. Thomas B. Crumpler

Mrs. L Kemper Williams

Mrs. J. R Martin

Mr. Harry B Jordan

Mr. Dan T. Manget, Jr.

Mr. Henry Walther, Jr.

Mr. Verne O. Kirby

Mrs. John G. Pratt

Mrs. Frank A. Herman

Mr. A. Brown Moore

Mr. Philip E. James

OFFICERS

MR. HARRY B. JORDAN

Vice- President

DR. FRED W. OUDT Assistant Treasurer

MR. 0. E. HARING - - - - - - President

MR. JAMES WILKINSON, III - - Secretary

MR. BAILEY T. DEBARDELEBEN - - - - Treasurer

Missing from picture:

MR. HENRY WALTHER, JR. - Vice- President

ADMINISTRATION

HEADMASTER'S MESSAGE

Stationed before the library is the bell which has rung the coming and going of St. Martin's students from the very birth of the school at Green Acres. Ever since, it has quickened the steps of countless numbers, lest they be late. This bell has sounded the beginning of a thousand worthwhile accomplishments, and too, its ring has brought to a welcome conclusion those days when there was little cause to be proud. This vocal time piece has come to be symbolic of such things, and all that is within the covers of this book.

With each passing year, time, as is its way, blots out unpleasantries, and for each former student the old school bell will echo only pleasant memories: of the friends he had, the understanding he received, and of the things he accomplished, whether they be many or few. It will be symbolic of the many little things that linger to make a lattice of pleasant recollections which remain long after the accompanying labors and stress at the time have been forgotten.

It, too, will be reminiscent of those compelling thoughts and significant ideas which were instilled, and on occasion assimilated and taken away by the student as a part of his being.

As the years go by, the recollection ofits clang will serve to trigger a chain of these many memories which have been brought into focus so well by the very competent students and faculty sponsor who comprised the staff of this year's SHIELD. For their talent and skill, for the considerable time, and cooperative effort they contributed to make this 1958 Annual a reality, we say "thank you," for a job well done in the best St. Martin's tradition.

Ellsworth 0. Van Slate, Headmaster, and Secretary, Elsie Phillpott.

Ellsworth 0. Van Slatt:

Reverend John Jenkins, Assistant Headmaster; Ruth Hirsch, Secretary.

Mary Lou Millican, Elementary Principal; Marie Mills, Secretary.

Reverend Charles Blakeslee, Chaplain.

CAMPUS SCIENIES

Administration Building

Cafeteria

Gymnasium

Elementary Quadrangle

OFFICE STAFF

ROBERT HILL Business Manager

BESSIE TISDALE Bookstore Manager

FLORENCE KREEGER Registrar

BETTY DUCREST, R.N. School Nurse

CAFETERIA

SERVERS

Mrs. Evelyn Burga

Housekeeper and Cafeteria Hostess

Mrs. Clara B. Hillyer

Dietician

Thomas Johnson, Ermyntrude Cutrer, Connie Blanco, Dauretha Parker.

Birdie Wedge, Myrtle Williams, Nellie Gremillion.

Emma Ables, Thomas Johnson, Etta Mae Roberson.

MAXNTJEN ANCJE

Mr. Owen Cartwright

Maintenance Chief

Willie Battiste; Thomas Johnson; Alvin Adams; Layton Adams; James Young

ISABEL ANGLADE

B. A., Un. of Puerto Rico; M.A., Tulane. (Spanish and Social Studies)

MARGARET S. BRUCE

B. A., Susquehanna College; Loyola Un. (Librarian)

CHARLES BLAKESLEE

B,A., Un. of the South; B.D., Seabury Western Theological Seminary; Un. of Iowa; Vassar. (Chaplain and Religion)

MITCHELL N, BERARD B, A., Southwestern La. Institute; M. S., Tulane. (Spanish and French)

HELEN PFEFFER CURRIE B. s., La. State Un. (English and Speech)

DOROTHY DORSA

B. S., La. State Un.; Pa. State Un.; M.A., Peabody College. (Social Studies)

OLETA MEADOWS HETHERWICK

B. s., Delta State Teacher College; Bowling Green College of Comm erce. (English)

W. S. FRAZEE

B. s., La. State Un. (Science and Mathematics)

GLORIA FLURRY

B. A., Southwestern La. College. (Girls' Physical Education)

RUTH HIRSCH Northwestern Un.; Newcomb. (Typing)

JOHN S. JENKINS

B. A., La. State Un.; M.A., Un. of Chicago; B. D., Seabury Western Theological Seminary; Union Theological Seminary; Columbia Un. (Religion)

HELEN C. MILLER

B. A., Butler Un. ; M.A., Cornell Un. ; Un. of Wis. ; Duke Un. (Science)

JAMES WELTON LATHAM

B. A., Tulane (Administrative Assistant Mathematics)

MARY JENKINS

B. A., La. State Un.; Un. of Chicago. (Music)

JOSEPH DAVID MOOTY B. s., Centenary College; Un. of Ala. (Physical Education)

BEA TRICE NEBEL B. A., Newcomb; Tulane. (Latin)

HERBERT S. SHIMMIN B.A Bowdoin College; M.A., Harvard. (Mathematics)

ANTHONY G, PORTER B. A., Southwestern La. Institute; Northwestern State College. (Athletic Director and Social Studies)

ANTHONY PARISI B. E., Tulane Un. (Social Studies)

HILDA LACY GORDON SMITH B. A., Miss. State College for Women. (English and Social Studies)

FLORENCE RUTH SW AN B. A., Newcomb College. (Art)

LA URA A. TOMS

B'. A. , Gettysburg College; Emory Un. ; Un. of Georgia. (Mathematics)

JANE C. WILSON B. S., M. S., La. State Un. (Psychologist and Counselor)

EDITH B. THOMAS B. A., Randolph Macon College; M.A. , Emory Un. (English)

LILLI VAN SLATE Wis. State College; Un. of California.

(Speed Reading)

FRANKIE YEARGAIN B. s., Newcomb College. (Extracurricular activities)

JPRAYER

Prayer - the most significant act of man I In the language of praise, confession, intercession and petition, we offer our total life to almighty God. Here the scattered, often chaotic forces of human life encounter the cleansing and integrating love of our Lord. In prayer man's life finds fulfillment in participation in the life and purposes of God.

LITTLE SCHOOL CHAPEL

ELEMENT ARY CHAPEL

AY FOR

OUR LOVED ONES

OUR TEAMS

TOMMY ZANDER President

PHIL JAMES Vice- President

LISA WETTERHALL Secretary

BOBBY YEARGAIN Treasurer

DUREL LANDRY Sergeant-at-Arms

ELIZABETH MARSHALL ALFORD

"Marsh"

Halo: Reporter 2, Managing Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Basketball 1,2 , 3,4, Co-Captain 1,2,3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 4; Style Show 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Christmas Play 3,4; Dramatics 4; Junior Press Association Representative 4; Interschool Paper Representative 4; Beta Club 1, 2; Most Athletic Girl 4; Outstanding Sportsmanship Award 2; Honor Roll 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; American Legion Citizenship Award 4.

NATALIE BERNIUS "Mouse"

Halo 4; Shield 4; Christmas Play 4; Dramatics 1, 2; Softball 3,4; Basketball 2; Nurse's Aide 4; Student Council Committee 3; Perfect Attendance 4.

JEAN YVONNE BRODERS

"Fat One"

Dramatics Club 1, 2; Volleyball 2; Softball 3,4; Style Show 2, 3; Student Council Committee 3; Christmas Play 3, 4; Halo 4; Perfect Attendance 4,

Student Council 4; Student Council Committee 3, 4; Chairman Policies Committee 4; Halo 3,4; Football 3, 4; Basketball Manager 4; Swimming 3; DAR American History Award 3; American Legion Oratorical Award 4; Youth Seminar 4; La yreader 4; Christmas Play 2, 4; Junior Academy of Science 2; Dramatics 2; Wittiest Boy 4; Inter-School Council 3, 4; Junior United Nations 3.

"Shorty"

Junior Cheerleader l; Alternate Cheerleader 2, 3; Class Secretary 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 1,4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 2; Softball 4; Sportsmanship Award 2; Swimming 4; Intramural Sports Council 2; Style Show 1; Halo 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4.

"Bozo"

Junior Academy of Science 1, 2; Baseball 2; Basketball 3; Track 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Swimming 4; Christmas Play 2; Football Manager 3; Shield 3, 4; Layreader 4.

MARY SUE CAIRNS

KAUL JOHN MICHAEL BUHLER "Kaul"

WALTER WILLIAM CALLAWAY

BETTY LYNN CALVERT "Betty"

Alternate Cheerleader 4; Halo 3, 4; Halo Feature Editor 4; Beta Club 1, 2; Chorus 3; Christmas Play 2, 3, 4; Pelicarr Gir:ls' State 3; Junior UN 3; Student Councill Committee 3, 4; Natiorral Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Softball 1, 2,4; Shield Assistant Art Editor 3; Interschool Panel Discussion 4; Swimmirrg 4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; Highest Girls' Average 1, 3, 4; Highest Aver age for 4 Years.

"Tommy"

Chorus 1, 3; Christmas Play 2, 4; Style Show 3; Dramatics 4; Student Council Committee 2; Halo 4.

LINDA EDNA CHITTIN "Chot"

THOMAS BRACKENRIDGE COCHRAN

Volleyball 4; Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co. Science Award 4.

MURRAY COUVILLON

"Cube"

Halo 1,2,3,4, Business Manager 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; Highest Girls' Average 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; Class Vice-President 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 3, 4, Queen 4; Style Show 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Miss St. Martin's 4,

SUSAN BEVERLY CRAWFORD

"Sue"

Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3, 4; Girls' Varsity Medal 3, 4; Style Show 3; Christmas Program 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; Highest Girls' Average 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Halo 1, 2, 3, 4; Shield 4; Student Council Committee 3.

"Pudgy"

Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Christmas Playl; Dramatics 1, 2; Class Vice-President 2; Beta Club 1, 2; Alternate Cheerleader 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Student Council Representative 3; Student Council Committee 4; Halo 3,4, Copy Editor 4; Homecoming Court 4; Most Popular 4; Style Show 3,4; Tulane University Spanish Award,

MOLLIE

ALMA HELEN de ARRIGUNAGA

LYNN MARIE D'INGIANNI

" Dingie"

Honor Roll 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Beta Club 1, 2; National Honor

So ci ety 3 ,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1, 2 , 3,4; Library Aide 1, 2, 3 ,4 ; Christmas Program 1, 2 ,3,4; Girls' Varsity Award for Sportsmanship 3 , 4; Student Council Committee 4; Youth Seminar 4 ; Dramati c s 4; Style Show 3; Shield 4; National Merit Sc holarship Finalist 4; Perfect Attendance 4.

14" A r

"Dulane "

Chorus 3 ; Christmas Program 4; Hal o 4.

ANITA GAFFRON

" Nita"

Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3 ,4; Softball 1,4; Chorus l ; Student Council Repres e ntative 3,4, Secretary-Treasur e r 3 , 4, Publicity Chairman 3 ; Christmas Program 3 ,4, Chairman Play 4; Style Show 3; Halo 4; Primary School Librarian 4; Outstanding Girl Athlete 4; Spirit of St. Martin's 4.

JEANNE DULANEY

Christmas Program 1, 4; Chorus 1, 2, Sec retary 1, 2; Dramatics 2; Hi- Lites 2; Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Opera Guild 1, 2

Be ta Club 1, 2; Halo Reporter 3, 4; Shield 4; Volleyball 1, 2 ,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Softball 1, 2 ,3,4; Junior Red Cross Interschool Council Re presentative 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Youth Seminar 4; Library Aide 1,2,3,4; Student Council Committee 3 ,4, Handbook Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2, Secretary 2; Junior Opera Guild 1, 2; Christmas Program 1, 2 ,3,4; Hi-Lites 1,2, 3.

JEAN MARY HAMILTON " Jeanny"

WANDA FAY HAIGHT "Wandie"

Style Show l; Basketball 4; Volleyball 3; Softball 2 , 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2; Nurse's Aide l; Christmas Program 2, 3; Hi-Lites 2,

JEAN ELSA HATCH "H atchet"

"Mary"

Beta Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Volleyball 2,4; Christmas Program 2,3,4; Style Show 3 ,4; Halo 2,3 , Circulation Manager 3 ; Shield 3 ,4, Art Editor 4 ; Chorus 3 ,4; Library Aide 3; Student Council Committee 3 ; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Court 4,

"Chub by"

Dramatics 2; Basketball 3; Football 3,4; Class VicePresident 3, 4; Student Coun c il Representative 4, VicePresident 4; Christmas Program 4; Layreader 4; Most Popular Boy 4; All-Riverside Football 4.

MARY ANN HENDERSON

DONALD ALVIN HESSEMER

Class Vice -Pr esident l; JV Football l; JV Baske tball 1, 2; Track 1, 2

PHILIP EDGERTON JAMES, JR.

MARJORIE MITCHENER JENKINS "Margie"

Shield 4; Christmas Program 4,

JV Football l; JV Basketball 2; Volleyball 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Class President 2; Class Vice-President l; Student Council Representative 3, Committee Chairman 3, Committee 4; Shield Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Layreader 4; Junior Academy of Science 2; Baseball l; Wittiest Boy 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 2, 3; Highest Scholastic Average 1.

"Digger"

Football 2,3,4;All-Riverside Football 4; Track 2; Dramatics 1,2,3; Christmas Program 1,2,3; Halo Staff 4; Junior Academy of Science 1, 2; Science and Math Club 2; Youth Seminar 4; Junior Hi-Lites Representative 4; Layreader 4.

HANS ADOLPH BOEGH JONASSEN

"Joe"

DIGBY OLIVER KIRBY

"Lake"

Hi-Lites Representative l; Dramatics 1, 2; Christmas Program 2, 4; Football Manager 4; Layreader 4.

Football 3, 4; Halo 4; Shield 4; Junior Academy of Science 1, 2; Dramatics 3; Student Council Committee 4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3,4; Christmas Program 4,

JAMES HAMMOND LAKE, JR.

J. DUREL LANDRY "Du"

LORA LOU McCARDELL "Lu Lu"

Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 2,3; Halo 4; Chorus 3,4; Christmas Program 1, 2; Style Show 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council Committee 2; Dramatics Club 2; Perfect Attendance 4,

"Alke"

"Linda"

MARY JANE McCORD

Halo 4; Style Show 4; Nurse's Aide 4; Student Council Committee 3.

ANN MONROE "Flash" Shield 4.

LINDA GAYLE PHILLIPS

Halo 4; Christmas Program 4; Student Council Committee 3.

"Banana"

JV Football 1, Co-Captain l; JV Basketball l; Baseball 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3; Swimming 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Junior Academy of Science 1, 2; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Junior UN Representative 3; Halo Reporter 1, 2, Copy Editor 3, Sports Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Intramural Athletic Council 2; Student Council Committee 2, 3; Mr. St. Martin's 4; Highest Scholastic Average 2, 3, 4; Times Picayune Football Player of Week 4; Highest Average for 4 Years.

Dramatics Club 1, 2; Christmas Program 3,4; Library Aide 1, 2; Halo 4; Chorus 1, 2; Student Council Committee 3.

"Ned"

WILEY HALL STEEN, JR.

EDWARD WOODWARD SWAN

PRISCILLA ANN THARP "Poopsie"

"Waggie"

Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ; JV Football l; Football 2, 3; JV Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Volleyball 3; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Junior Academy of Science 1, 2 ; Christmas Program l; Student Council Committee 3,4; Shield 3,4, Advertising Manager 4.

Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Halo 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2; Alternate Cheerleader 2; Cheerleader 3 ,4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Best Looking Girl 4; Library Aide 4; Style Show 3,4; Student Council Committee 3,4; Basketball l; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4.

Shield l; Christmas Program 3,4; Halo 4; Student Council Committee 4; Interschool French Contest Winner 3.

MARY EUZABETH WETTERHALL

"Lisa "

JAMES CUMMINGS WAGSTAFF

RICHARD ALAN WHANN "Rich"

DON BLAKE WOODS "Donnie"

Dramatics 3; Christmas Program 3,4; Student Council Committee 3; Student Council President 4; lnterschool Student Council Committee 3 , 4; Boys' State Repre se ntative 3; Football 4; Basketball 4; Track 4; Swimming 4; Volleyball 4; Youth Seminar 3 ,4; Layreader 4; HiLites 3.

"Bounce"

Student Service Club l; JV Football l; Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; JV Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Halo 1, 2; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3,4; Perfect Attendance 2; Student Council Committee 3; Layreader 4; Christmas Program

4; Best Looking 4; American Legion Citizenship Award 4.

"Tommy"

JV Football 1, Co-Captain l; Baseball l; JV Basketball 1; Shield 2, 3, 4, Assistant Photographer 3, Photographer 4; Halo Photographer 3; Student Council Committee 2, 3,4; Class President 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3; Layreader 4.

ROBERT STEELE YEARGAIN, JR.

WALTER THOMAS ZANDER

JUNIOR CLASS OJFJFKCJERS

LYNN HALL President INGERSOLL JORDAN - Vice-President CA THY BRAWNER Secretary

BOBBY BOWERS Treasurer

TRULS BJERKE -Sergeant-at-Arms

CAROLE LEE ANDREWS

TRULS BJERKE

BOBBY BOWERS

GWYNNE BOWMAN

JEANNETTE BOYKIN

CATHY BRAWNER

HOLLAND COLLINS

BRUCE CORNAY

SUSAN DEAN

DIXIE DE LONG

WALTER DRAKE

EDDIE ELLZEY

ELEANOR FAULK

SALLY HEYERDALE

LARRY HAAS

CHIP FAVROT nM HITCHCOCK

LYNNE HALL

SUE FULKS

SARA HOGUE

BOB HEAD

JOHN GAGE

INGERSOLL JORDAN

MACK KENNINGTON

JOHN McCARDELL

SUE KERLIN

BETH LEMLE

PADDY

JAMES "BUDDY" UV AUDAIS MARTIN

LEIGH MOISE

MERLE MORROW

JOHN LITTLE

BARBARA MAYO

RANSOM NOCKTON

KATHLEEN ROSS

SUSIE VREELAND

PETE SMITH

ELLEN RYAN

TIMMY WILLIAMS

DANA SUGGS

JAY SCHUPP

CAROLYN WIRTH

PHILIP TILLER

WING SINNOTT

TAFFY YEARGAIN

DOUG JOHNSON President

JOHNNY BOLLES Vice- President

SALLY BOWEN Secretary

BEIRNE MILES Treasurer

SOIPHOMORJE CJLASS OFFICERS

CHARLIE STEEN President

ANN WILLIAMS Vice- President

BETH ELFER Secretary

MARY SUE NELSON Treasurer

NEP SMITH Sergeant-at-Arms

l0A OFFICERS

l0B OFFICERS

Jean Barnetson

Barbara Barry

Hjalmar Breit

Johnny Bolles

Forrest Buchanan

Carlos

Sally Bowen

David Carvalho

Hackett Cummins de Arrigunaga

Margo de Bolt

Susan Breit

Jimmy Conner

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Diana Crawford

Pattie Donnally

Beth Elfer

Brooks Emory

Martha Hardeman

Nancy Jenkins

Lee Estes

Judy Harlow

Mac Jernigan

Sonny Flettrich

Dickie Herman

Douglas Johnson

Jerry Friedrichs

Charlotte Hooper

Spruill Kilgore

Mike Frost

Doug Howard

Lizann Kreeger

Philip Grier

Peter Labouis se Robert Liv ing sto n

John Oudt

Charlie Steen

Patti McHugh

Sara Raoul

Page Tiller

Beirne Mile s

Charlie Rossner

Ann Williams

Walter Mo one y

Cammie Smith

Louis Wolfort

Mary S u e Nelson Nep Smith

John Woolfolk

TIM SCHNEIDA U President

ELLEN SA VOLA Vice- President

GAYLE DALFERES Secretary

JOHN SEAGO Treasurer

FRESHMA N CLA SS

OFFICERS

LYN NELSON President

FENN ER GAY

Vice- President

MARTHA FLOYD Secretary

FRANCES FRENCH Treasurer

9B OFFICERS

9A OFFICERS

Paul Alker

Gayle Dalferes

Buzzy Beeson

Henry Bryson

Bruce Dinwiddie

Susan Brawner

Cindy Clarke

Pat Dugan

Mayo Emory

Karon Brenes

Carolyn Cox

Jane Duhe

Patricia Farley

Fred Bruce

Jimmy Crosbie

Patrkia Emmer

Susan Ferris

Margaret Culpepper

Bobby Flettrich

Jennifer Harmon

Hugh McKee

Martha Floyd

Lou Harris

Jeffrey Johnson

Jimmy Meyers

Frances French

Dick Hesse

Jame s Kirkpatrick

Brainard Montgomery

Fenner Gay

Anne Hickerson

Judy Lefle r

Gay Moore

Marianna Goss

Davis Jahncke

Judy Martin

Douglas Hagestead

John Mayer

Pat Murphy

Sheila Ryan

Lyn Nelson

Mike Phillips

Ellen Savola

Eddie Spooner

Sharon O'Conner

Virginia Purvis

Tim Schneidau

Epsie Steiner

Craig Patterson

Sylvia Richarm e

John Seago

Dusty Vreeland

Maurine Perez

Ford Rowan

Margaret Smith

Sally Wagstaff

Ann Rucker

Dickie Walters

SB OFFICERS

JIMMY MONROE Treasurer

HENRY THARP

Sergeant-at-Arms

WALLY BLESSEY

Vice- President

WINNIE MURRAY Secretary

ELIZABETH BURKE President

EIGHTH GRADE

SA OFFICERS

BILLY MONAGHAN President

DIANE FINLEY Treasurer

SUE O'MEALLIE Secretary

PERRY EASTMAN

Vice- President

John Allen

Claudia Clipson

Barcus Jernigan

Wolfgang Andrews

Richard Brewster

Hand Corder Al Flettrich

Marsha Kraner

Sh e ryl Baltar

Susan Brown

Marsha

Dayton

Julie Goodwill Richard Lak e

Tempe Berniard

Blaine Buchtel

Perry Eastman

Walter Blessey

Elizabeth Burke

Ann Estes

Charles Arthur "Buzz" Hamilton III Hirsch

James Mar salis

Ja c k O. McCall Jr.

H.B. Bowers III

Diane Finley

Linda McCall

Bobby Merrick

Sue O'Meallie

Gretchen Wiegand

Billy Monaghan

Sten C. Murphy Jr.

Johanna Oudt

Cary Tharp

Pris Williams

Jimmy Monroe

Winnie Murray

Allen Paterson

Henry Tharp Warren Wirth

Susan Montgomery

John Musser

Lisa Rackle

Joey Walther James Yawn

Diana Moseley

Martha Nelson

Charlie Schmidt

Carolyn Whitley Judy Zatarain

Scott Murphy I Sandra Shields

Anita Zervigon

SEVENTH GRADE

7A OFFICERS

PIDLIP NUNGESSER - - - - - Vice-President

LAURIE POSGATE - - - - - - - - - President

CAROL TURNBULL - - - - - - - - Secretary

BOBBY HARLOW - - - - - - - - - Treasurer

7B OFFICERS

JEFFERY MORGAN - - - - - - - - President

KATHLEEN KIKER - - - - - - - - Treasurer

HAZEL D'INGIANNI - - - - - - - Secretary

LYN MYERS - - - - - - - - - Vice-President

Lane DeBardeleb e n

Tommy Gidman

Hazel D'Ingianni

Elaine Grier

John Donnally

Bobby Harlow

John Eastham

Bryan Hetherwick

Adell Baillif

Brenda Bametson

Billy Bergman

Colleen Kiker

Kathle e n Kiker

Claudia Kincannon

Lynne Lighter

Margar e t Matta

David M c Laughlin

Patsy Mo o ney

Edward Breen

Pamela Buchanan

Eddie Clark

Linda Coma y

Andrea Engeran

Tyler Jackson

Martha-Marie Fernandez

Bill Johnston

Jeffery Morgan

Lyn Myers

Dianne Neal

Mary Beth Northrop

Philip W. Nungesser

Norvin Oliver

Carol Turnbull

Jimmy Vaughn

Tommy Waldon

Bobby Walters

Susan White

Julie Woolfolk

I t

Martha Phillpott

Ann Schlosser

Bill Newson

Janet Pickens

Sandy Shedden

Laurie Posgate

Susie Shepherd

Sharyn Riordan

Lesley Smith

George Roussel

Joy Spindler

Shan Tiller

Norton Roussel

Bruce Swan

6-A MARY EARNEST DEAN

B. A. , University of Texas; Tulane University.

Walter Culpepper

Barbara Ann Dupont

Charles Grubb Cathy Halsey

Dinah Kinsman Laurens LeBlanc

Judy Fremaux

Linda Berdon Harriet Burke

Carroll Candler Carl Collins

Karen Gauthier John Groth

GRADE

Connie Monroe

Keith Marshall Jim Martin

Celeste McCullar Bill McHugh

Judy O'Brien

Jeanne Rowan Boya Sato

Bill Slaughter Sydney Smith

Priscilla Taylor Chip Wendt

Anne Sinclair

ELSIE SCHILLING

B. S. , Wilson Teachers College; George Washington University.

Paul De Grey John Eastman

Joan Gusman Ann Hughes

Cutting Jahncke Karen Jahncke

Mary Floyd

Merritt Blakeslee Barbara Brown

Clydia Crassons Randy Daum

Wynne Friedrichs Pete Frost

Arm Menge Ruth Paterson

Susan Kirby Dianne Kreeger

Philip Lucent Debbie McCarthy

Pamela Payne Dale Schupp

Paul Trible Gay Trou sdale

Jan Van Loon George Williams

Virginia So ign e t Peg Tharp

JF][IFTH GRADE

SARA MIMS SHYMANSKI

B. A. , Western Kentucky State Teachers College; University of Illinois; University of Wisconsin; Tulane University; Loyola University.

Suzanne Crockett

Pamela Danos

Gaynell Duhe

Patty Habeeb

Robert Andrew s

Sonny Bowman Mary Holzer

Scott Howard

Vincent Massi mini

Susan Bernard

Ann Carpenter

Yvette Lea

Jordy Matthews

Bobby Miles

Kris Pottharst

Betty Walther

Patty Watson

Andy Oli ver

Thomas Richardson

Bud Riordan Dean Waterman

Margaret Wilkinson

Richard Roussel

Jayne Schlosser

Chris Snyder John Thom

ALICE MAE BRYSON

B. A,, Southeastern Louisiana College

Jimmie Currie

John De Grey

Edwin Judd Berniard Brooke

Lee Buck Ann Crosbie

Nancy Eaves

Kristine Gauthier

Kathy Hesse

Greg Gidman

John Hirsch

Donnie Glenn Jackson Johnson

FliFTH GRADE

Jennifer Juanea Johnson Jones

Joan Charles Kreeger Leche

Nina Newlin

Susan Robinson

Ellen Northrop

Madeline Steiner

Ricky Carol Van Loon Wilkes

Paul Parisi

Gene Rackle

Barbara Rathbone

John Ainsworth Charles Andrews

Suzanne Breen Ann Bremermann

Lindy Brown

Larry Buchtel

Denise Engeran Steve Falgout

Tommy Gusman Susan Hooley

Donna Dayton

Stanley Dubroca

JrRADE

Margaret Murphy Martin Nelson

Marshall Ordemann

Ab Jackson Sherry Latham

Jennifer Lloyd-Jones Nancy Monroe

Suzanne Pettit

Bonnie Shepherd Vail Smith

Troy Sumrall Lyndel Wilson

David Baillif Mary Lou Bennett

Janie Boasberg Barbara Brewster

Gana Browning

Martha Burck

Joel Childs

Lee Church

MARYS, DINN

B.A., University of Texas Texas College of Arts and Industries

Bert Ephgrave Carl Flettrich

Gwin Groth Michelle Jahncke

Marigny Dupuy

Tommy M e rri c k

Debby Morgan

Jimmy Kin c annon Cathy Kirgis

Mik e Lewis Sharon Little

Re ed Morgan

Michael Pe lia s John Ru c k e r

Malcol m S utter Drew Whitley

Kit sy Murphy

,a IC : Susan Nor man

Billy Brockman Bill Bryson

Pamela Cline Laura DeGrey

Suzanne Fleming

Roxanne Head Cindy Holmes

Bruce Johnston William "Chip" Lary

Ri c hard Foster

NELL CHAUVIN BERNOS B. A. , Southwestern La. Institute

Bill Friedrichs

MELBA ALDERSON B. A. , Peabody College Nashville, Tenn.

Ricky Gregory

GRADE

Henry Orofino

Sharon Rathbone

Carolee Robinson

Doug Matthew s Mary Menge

Mike Moseley

Barbara Nadler

St eve n Rou sse l

Barbara Taylor Danny Whit e

Jimmy Wilkinson Kay Williams

Cynthia Andrews

Doug Black

Patsy Church

Anna Frank

Ricky Haspel

Keith Ann Bateman

Katherine Burck

Allan Colley

George Harlow

Mike Hesse

Jack Davis

MARY M, CULPEPPER B.A., Newcomb College

GRADE

Melinda Moss

Judy Johnson

Kenny Mccullar

Tad Murray

Linda Shell

Robert Watson

Doug Kincannon

Courtee Merrick

Betsy Ordemann

David Snyder

Katy Wilson

LEFT TO RIGHT: Henry McCarthy, Karen Baltar, Marcia Mohney, Edward Ordemann, Richard Buck, Katharine Bankston, John Colley, Mack Gilkeson, Stephen Fulks, David Russell, Virginia Nadler, Lynda Lafaye, Robert Rainold, Kathy Gautier, Maura Berard, Sally Eaves, Charles Stedman, Donald Marshall, Sandra Williams, Stephen Shelton, Frosty Harton, Lynn Evans.

SJECOND GRADJE

TOP ROW, left tc right: David Greene, Scott Oliver, Karl Kobrock, Brad Rucker, George Littler. SECOND ROW: Buz Burck, Olaf Olsen, Ralph Chilton, Chris Blakeslee, Butch King. THIRD ROW: Penny Anthon, Jane Bremermann, Nancy Potts, Coral Clay, Leslie Newman, Debby Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: Terry Riordan, Calvin Fleming, Tommy Jahncke, Jan Saunders, John Anderson, Nancy Wilkinson , Linda Tuero, Marie Louise Kreeger. ABSENT: Pamela Beach.

JEAN SHEPHERD B,A., Agnes Scott College

ON SLIDE: Hank Gamble, Sonny Matta, Jay Clapp, Bill McDonald, Dickie Russell, Bob Davidson, Cameron Duncan, Spencer Oliver, Mitchell Wilkes, Pepper Hatch, Judy Gore, Sally King, Dorothy Holzer, Kathy Ordemann, Diane Davis, Pattee Ephgrave, Debby Maclean, Amy West, Paulette Jones, Shelley Weil. ST ANDING: Beckie McKown, Ellen Aycock, Skookie Bahn, Clifford Sutter, Eddy Kellum, Jae Barnett,

TOP ROW: Brian Berard, Justin Hirsch, Bayard Miller, Jeffrey Haspel, Rob Hood, Clay Spencer, David Norman, Tyler Posey, Edward Wilson, and Fred Kleyle. SECOND ROW: Douglas Fleming, and Edward Thomas. THIRD ROW: Lindsay Browning, Ann Jenkins, Margo Pelias, Pamela Burnett, Jenny Beach, and Margaret Olsen. BOTTOM ROW : Annette Jones, Candance Shedden, Marylin Johnson, Suzanne Snyder, Miles King, and Jocelyn James. ABSENT: Anne Shepherd, Tad Wilson, and Blayney Fox.

BACK ROW: Kenneth Pickens, Tommy Shepherd,Randy Brown, Charles Currie, Mark Browning, Jimmy Anderson, Parker Murphy, Sparky Kobrock, Warren Dodd, MIDDLE ROW: John Paul Fleming, Carl

Bankston, BOTTOM ROW : Peggy Hatcher, Betty Smallwood, Leslie Weber, Susan Parisi, Katherine Walker, Kitty Von Gohren, Kim Bremermann, Debbie Bahn, Louise Harton. ABSENT: Robert Newman, Claudia Norman, Melissa Payne, Jimmy Grunewald, David Ducrest.

EVELYN ANTHON B, A. , La. State University La Polytechnic Institute

BACK ROW: Susan Hagstette, Bonnie Ball, Kenneth Langenbeck, Tina Watters, Harrison Weber, Billy Morgan, Gleeson Murphy, Stuart Neal. FRONT ROW: Alvin Baumer, Pritchard Matthew, John Andrews, Joel Blakeslee, Mary Janet Salm, Billy Meyer, Linda Sanders, Robert Newman, Carolyn Clark, Ernest Sims, Pamela Latham. ABSENT: Anna Muelling, George Wilson, Brenda Jones, Basi McCullar.

PAULINE VAN MUYDEN B,A,, Ohio State University

SUIPIPLEMENT ARY TEACHERS AND ELEMENTARY SNAIPS

Too

Playtime

We keep our hands clean, A Reading Group

busy to look up!

ALICE MULLINS BOWMAN

B, M, , La. State University Music

Working with clay!

Young Crusaders

New addition to our group!

ISABEL JOHN SON

B. s., Newcomb College Playground Supervisor

The Jester looks bored

ERNESTINE GRIER

B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College Remedial Reading

CAROL NEFF

B. s. , Northwestern La. State College Physical Education

WILEY STEEN

ALMA De ARRIGUNAGA and PHIL JAMES

BEST =LOOKING

LISA WETTERHALL and BOBBY YEARGAIN

SARA HOGUE and KAUL BUHLER

TRULS BJERKE and MARSHALL ALFORD

JUNIOR HKGH KJDEAJLS

WALLY BLESSEY and ANN ESTES

IH[OMIECOMKNG COURT

MOLLIE COUV ILLON Queen

SENIOR MAIDS

ALMA deARRIGUNAGA

MARY ANN HENDERSON

LISA WETTERHALL

JUNliOR MAli DS

TAFFY YEARGAIN

BARBARA MAYO

CATHY BRAWNER

VARSITY JFOOTJBALL

SEASON HliGHLliGHTS

ST. MARTIN'S 19 - NEWMAN 6

The Saints displayed great effort in their first game by beating the Greenies 19-6. They showed good potential on both offense and defense. Strong running and rugged line play were the key to the Greenies defeat.

ST. MARTIN'S 21 - CHALMETTE 7

The underdog Saints once again produced a good team effort in a hard-fought and injuryridden game. The Owls put up a good fight, but came up with too little too late.

ST. MARTIN'S 7 - SACRED HEART 40

The Saints suffered their first defeat at the hands of a big Jet team which was surprisingly fast. The team got good support despite cold weather.

ST. MARTIN'S 14 - RACELAND 34

The well-coached Cubs repeatedly got off long runs which hurt the Saints. Both Saint touchdowns were on long runs.

ST. MARTIN'S 7 - BURAS 0

The Saints upset the favored Wildcats with a beautiful co-ordinated team effort. They played a great defensive game holding the Wildcats consistently. A large crowd of students cheered the Saints as they defeated a much heavier Buras team.

ST. MARTIN'S 46 - MID-CITY 0

The Saints chalked up an easy victory in completely outclassing the Pioneers for their fourth consecutive win. Using substitutes freely, the Saints ran over Mid-City 46-0.

ST. MARTIN'S 20 - COUNTRY DAY 12

The Saints combined a good aerial attack and a rugged ground game to defeat the plucky Daisies. Strong line play was one of the deciding factors in the game.

ST. MARTIN'S 26 - RIDGEWOOD 12

The classy Saints put on a fine display of football before a large Homecoming crowd. In defeating the Eagles, the Saints turned in the finest record of any St. Martin's football team. They won six and lost two.

The Start of a Successful Season

PHIL JAMES Center

DIGBY KIRBY Guard

KAUL BUHLER Guard

BOBBY YEARGAIN Tackle

DUREL LANDRY Guard

WILEY STEEN

VARSITY

BOBBY BOWERS Halfback

TRULS BJERKE Tackle

DICKIE HERMAN End

FOREST BUCHANAN Tackle

DOUG JOHNSON Quart e rback

LARRY HAAS End

HACKETT CUMMINS Tackle

INGERSOLL JORDAN End

TIM SCHNEIDA U End

JOHN GAGE Guard

CARLOS DEARRIGUNAGA Guard

PETE LABOUISSE Tackle

CHARLIE ROSSNER End

MIKE FROST End

EDDIE ELLZEY Halfback

BROOKS EMORY End

WALTER MOONEY Fullback

JERRY FRIEDRICHS End

CHIP FAVROT Halfback

JAY SCHUPP Fullback

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NEP SMITH Guard

JIMMY LAKE Manager

PETE SMITH Center

Pre-game Butterflies

Doug tramples Daisies Haas snags one for a T. D.

Oops, there goes Steen's jersey!

Jerk boots one against Cajuns

Georg e plows through Owls Consultation

SEASON HIGH LI GHT S

ST. MARTIN'S 27 - RIDGEWOOD 7

Mr. Mooty's fine coaching enabled the Saints to down Ridgewood in their first game of the season. The fast and shifty Saints swept the ends to pick up valuable yardage.

ST. MARTIN'S 14 - COUNTRY DAY 0

The Saints brilliant defensive game proved to be the margin of victory in this tilt. Their fine running ability also proved to be a decisive factor.

ST. MARTIN'S 13 - ST. MARK'S 0

This made four straight for the Saints. After a perfect defensive first half, the Saints scored twice in the last quarter, to win 13-0.

ST. MARTIN'S 6 - NEWMAN 14

The Saints scored early in the first quarter, on a beautiful pass play, to lead 6-0. But, due to some bad breaks, Newman scored twice in the second quarter, to win over the hard-fighting Saints, 14-6.

ST . MARTIN'S 14 - ST . MARK'S 0

The little Saints took the St. Mark's Playground team in a very interesting game. Although outweighed in the line, the Saints went for consecutive gains, and won, going away.

Co-Captains, John Seago; Craig Patterson, Coach Joe Mooty.

John Seago, Jimmy Meyers, Jimmy Crosbie, Eddie Spooner, Gayle Dalferes.

Dick Hesse, Charlie Schmidt, Henry Tharp, Mayo Emory, Norton Roussel.

BACK ROW: George Roussel, Edward Breen, John Musser, HerbY, Bowers, Buzz Hirsch, Tommy Waldon. FRONT ROW: Bobby Flettrich, Wolfgang Andrews, Dickie Walters, Paul Alker, Ford Rowan.

Bobby Walters, Barcus Jernigan, Craig Paterson, Jimmy Monroe, Al Flettrich, Jimmy Eastham.

Richard Roussel , Hank Corder Managers

Jimmy Crosbie in action against St. Marks

Gayle Dalferes dodges St. Marks' tackler

VARSITY BA~§KETBALL

Coach TONY PORTER

Captain EDDIE ELLZEY

VARSITY BASKETBALL

The Saints' varsity ended the season of '58 with a 4- 9 Riverside League record. The Saints didn't do too well this year, but they hope to do better next season. This hope will be supported by the return of the bulk of this year's squad and the fact that good Junior varsity material is moving up to play Varsity.

1958 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

KAUL BUHLER Varsity Basketball Manager

DICKIE HERMAN Forward

TRULS BJERKE Center

HANS JONASSEN Guard

LARRY HAAS Forward

DON WOODS Guard

EDWARD ELLZEY Forward

TOM ZANDER Center

JOHN McCARDELL Forward WILEY STEEN Guard

DOUG JOHNSON Guard

Haas ups the score some more.

Beauty in motion.

Ed lays one up.

Larry gets the tip.

Surrounded, but not soon enough.

One of Eddie's nineteen.

Just a little bit too tall!

Jerk hits on a jump shot.

JUNKOlR V AlRSKTY BASKETBALL

The Saints Junior Varsity finished the '58 season with an 8-4 Riverside League record. They also had a 3-3 non-league record during the season. This year we had a good Junior Varsity, but next year we plan to have a bette r one, with many of the Junior High students coming into the High School.

Captain - CHARLIE STEEN

Coach - JOE MOOTY

BASIKETBALLSCHEDULE

Charlie hits on a foul shot.

Rough work, huh, Tim?

Seago gets up!

JERRY FRIEDRICHS Guard

WALTER MOONEY Forward

CHARLIE STEEN Guard

JOHN SEAGO Forward

BROOKS EMORY Forward

TIM SCHNEIDAU Center

JMMY CROSBIE Center

GAYLE DALFERES Forward

BOBBY FLETTRICH Forward

JIMMY MEYERS Guard

DICK HESSE Guard

FORD ROWAN Manager

EIGHTH GRADE TEAMS

LEFr TO RIGHT: "Buzz" Hirsch, Bobby Merrick, Perry Eastman, Jimmy Monroe, Henry Tharp, Hank Corder, Al Flettrich, Walter Blessey, Charlie Schmidt.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack McCall, Jimmy Yawn, Billy Monaghan, Barcus Jernigan, Coach Tony Parisi, Wolfgang Andrews, John Musser, James Marsalis, Blaine Buchtel.

SEVENTH GRAIDE TEAM

ST ANDING: Bruce Swan, Norton Roussel, Bobby Walters, Tommy Waldon, Billy Bergman, Bill Newsom, John Donnally, Norvin Oliver, Tommy Gidman. KNEELING: Jimmy Vaughn, George Roussel, Philip Nungesser, Bill Johnston, Bryan Hetherwick, Eddie Breen. ABSENT: John Eastham.

Good defensive work, boys.

TRACK

St, Martin's track team had its most successful season in the history of the school. They won the Private School Track Meet, and broke many records in other meets.

RECORDS BROKEN

Riverside - Mile Relay - (T - 3:40, 1)

State Qualifying -

880 Yd. Relay - (T - 1:37. 2)

Mile Relay - (T - 3:40)

Private Schools - 440 Yd. Run - (T - :54) Shot Put - (Distance 44'8")

440 Yd. Relay - (T - :46. 9)

880 Yd, Relay - (T - 1:36. 5)

MileRelay-(T - 3:42.4)

West Side - Mile Run - (T - 4:55)

880 Yd. Relay - (T - 1:36)

440 Yd. Relay - (Equaled Record - :46)

Mississippi Southern - 440 Yd. Relay - (T - : 45. 9)

Mile Relay - (T - 3:42)

COACH TONY PORTER

Tim Schneidau Hop, Step, and Jump

RELAY TEAM

Jay Schupp, Eddie Ellzey, Chip Favrot, Bobby Bowers, and Walter Callaway (Substitute).

FRONT ROW: John McCardell, Jim Wagstaff, Jay Schupp, Eddie Ellzey. BACK ROW: Larry Haas, Ma ck Kennington, Chip Favrot, Truls Bjerke, Walter Callaway. MISSING FROM PICTURE : Bobby Bowers.

FRONT ROW: Tim Schneidau, John Seago, Ford Rowan, Brooks Emory, Pete Lab ouisse BACK ROW: Johnny Bolles, Mac Jernigan, Douglas Hagestad, James Kirkpatrick, Buddy Manin, Mayo Emory.

CHJEJERLJEADJERS

MOLLIE COUVILLON

ANN WILLIAMS

MARY ANN HENDERSON

LEIGH MOISE

ALMA DEARRIGUNAGA

LISA WETTERHALL

SUSAN BREIT

AL TERN A TE CHEERLEADERS

JUN I OR CHEERLEADERS

Sally Heyerdal e , Jud y Harlow , Betty Calv e rt, Charlott e Hoop e r

Lynne Lighter, Johanna Oudt, Sandy Sh e dden, Susan Brawner, Joey Walther, Jennifer Harmon.

VOL LEYBALL

The girls' volleyball teams completed a rather unsuccessful season, in which they played Newman, McGehee, and Country Day. Coi:trary to popular belief, both the "A" and "B" teams won at least one game. The "A" team improved considerably as the season progressed, only to finish the season with its worst effort One of the best games was against a powerful Country Day team, although Country Day won, 14-8. The "B" team played several excellent games, and was aided tremendously by some fabulous serving.

GLORIA FLURRY Coach

SALLY HEYERDALE Captain "B" Team

MARSHALL ALFORD Captain "A" Team

SENIOR HIGH "A" TEAM

BACK ROW: Lynn D'Ingianni, Sue Crawford, Mary Sue Cairns, Barbara Mayo. FRONT ROW: Spruill Kilg ore, Anit a Gaffron, Betty Calvert, Marshall Alford, Mollie Couvillon.

SENIOR HIGH "B" TEAM

BACK ROW: Margaret Smith, Jean Barnetson, Beth Lemle, Wing Sinnott, Jean Hatch. FRONT ROW: Gwynne Bowman, Sara Hogue, Sally Wagstaff, Leigh Moise, Sally Heyerdale.

JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL TEAM

TOP ROW: Brenda Barnetson, Sandra Shedden, Joey Walther, Diana Moseley, Carolyn Whitley, Marsha Dayton. BOTTOM

ROW: Susan Montgomery, Johanna Oudt, Linda McCall, Sheryl Baltar, Julie Woolfolk, Diane Finley, Gloria FlurryCoach.

January 7, 195 8 opened the season of the Girls' Basketball teams. In spite of the combined efforts of Marshall Alford, Mary Sue Cairns, Spruill Kilgore, and Barbara Mayo, the "A" team barely lost by a score of 23-1 7 to Country Day. The "B" team fared better and won by a score of 17-16. Betty Calvert played an outstanding game for the "B's."

Th e "A" team lost its second game by a score of 17-13 to McGehee. The "B" team played a good defensive game and won a 2114 victory over the st rong opponents.

BASIKETBAL L

The St. Martin's squads met Country Day again. The "A" team lost by a score of 2821 even though we had a good team play. The "B" team did better, winning by two points. The final score was 19-17.

St. Martin's again met McGehee, but this time, both teams suffered defeat s Both Saint teams played excellent games, and truly deserved to win, but the "A" team lost 23-20, and the "B's" fell for the first time 33-22.

For the first time a St. Martin's squad has won a c hampionship in Girls' Basketball. The "B's" a c hieved this by compiling a 3-1 season record.

" B" Team Captain

BETTY CALVERT Coach

- GLORIA FLURRY

"A" Team Captain

MARY SUE CAIRNS

Mary Sue Cairns, Barbara Mayo, Spruill Kilgore, Jean Hatch, Marshall Alford, Anita Gaffron, Sally Heyerdale, Sue Crawford, Lynn D'Ingianni.

Jean Hamilton, Sally Wagstaff, Lyn Nelson, Betty Calvert, Mollie Couvillon, Margaret Smith, Alma de Arrigunaga, Ellen Ryan, Leigh Moise.

JUNIOR HliGH BASKETBALL

ST ANDING: Joey Walther, Julie Goodwill, Carolyn Whitley, Marsha Dayton, Diana Moseley, Sheryl Baltar, Diane Finley, Ann Estes. KNEELING: Martha Nelson, Linda McCall, Susan Montgomery, Tempe Berniard, Johanna Oudt, Anita Zervigon, Julie Woolfolk, Margaret Matta.

Shooting! The Jump!

GLORIA FLURRY, Coach MARSHA DAYTON, Captain

"Shortie" gets the tip.

Mary Sue sinks a foul shot,

Good for two against Daisies. Marsh makes a layup.

HIGH TEAM

Jean Broders, Betty Calvert, Jean Hatch, Anita Gaffron, Sally Wagstaff, Gloria Flurry, coach; Lynn D'Ingianni, Leigh Moise, Barbara Mayo, Charlotte Hooper, Margaret Smith, Spruill Kilgore. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Jean Hamilton, Lyn Nelson, Sally Heyerdale, Dana Suggs, Sara Hogue.

ST ANDING: Linda McCall, Diana Moseley, Joey Walther, Sheryl Bal tar, Ann Estes, Susan Montgomery. KNEELING: Janet Pickens, Shan Tiller, Juli e Woolfolk, Marsha Dayton, Tempe Berniard. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Carolyn Whitley.

SENIOR

JUNIOR HIGH TEAM

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STUDENT COUNCIL

The general purposes of the Student Council, as stated in the preamble of the constitution, are to establish ways and means to promote honor and integrity among the members of the student body, to develop a sense of loyalty and school spirit, to provide practice and experience in democratic citizenship, to foster scholarship, to provide for cooperative action between staff and students, and to promote the general welfare in terms of Christian living for both staff and students.

ST ANDING: Jim Latham, Advisor; Phil James, Vice-President; Dottie Dorsa, Advisor. SEATED: Don Woods, President; Anita Gaffron, Secretary-Treasurer.

STUIDENT COUNCliJL COMMITTEE S

Social, Assembly, Special Events Committee

COUNCIL MEMBERS: Diana Moseley, Brooks Emory, chairman; Ellen Ryan.

Service Committee

Athletic Committee

COUNCIL MEMBERS: Dickie Walters, David McLaughlin, Phil James, chairman.

COUNCIL MEMBERS: Paddy Livaudais, chairman; Joe Walthers, Charlie Rossner.

Policies Committee

COUNCIL MEMBERS: Bill Johnston, Kaul Buhler, chairman; Craig Paterson.

Publicity Committee

COUNCIL MEMBERS: Gwynne Bowman, chairman; Anita Gaffron.

THE SHIELD

The Shield, our school yearbook, contains pictures of all the students and reviews pictorially the year's events.

The Shield staff is composed of students under the supervision of a faculty advisor. The members of the staff are chosen by the editor and the faculty advisor. Students who are interested in working on the Shield help in many different ways such as typing, art, and copy. The Shield offers excellent opportuniti.es for students to participate in an important and interesting school activity.

SENIOR ASSIST ANTS

STANDING: Walter Callaway, Sue Crawford, Jean Hatch, Dure! Landry.

SEATED: Lynn D'Ingianni, Ann Monroe, Natalie Bernius, Margie Jenkins.

Dick Hesse ,

Patti Dollllally

Charlie Rosmer

Allll Williams

Beth Elfer

Susall Breit

Johll Gage

Margaret Smith

Johll Bolles

Paddy Livaudais

Merle Morrow

OTHER ASSIST ANTS

Martha Floyd

Nallcy JellkillS

Bobby Bowers

Chip Favrot

Pat Emmer

Sheila Ryall

Susall Brawller

Epsie Steiller

Jay Schupp

Illgersoll J ordall

Jimmy CollllOr

Beth Lemle

Pete Labouisse

David Cornay

Phil Grier

Lizallll Kreeger

Jeall Bametsoll

Spruill Kilgore

Johll Mccardell

Mary Sue Nelsoll

Truls Bjerke

SOllllY Flettrich

TOMMY ZANDER

Photographer

MARY ANN HENDERSON

Art Editor

RANDY NOCKTON

KATHLEEN ROSS

Busilless Mallager JIMMY WAGSTAFF

Advertisillg Mallager

CATHY BRAWNER- - -AdvertisillgCoordillator LEIGH MOISE - - Photography Coordillator

Our school newspaper, "The Halo," is published once a month during the school year by a staff composed of students and a faculty advisor.

A capable group of staff reporters give the staff assistance by writing assigned articles each month,

This publication provides humor as well as school news and articles of interest to its readers.

Lynne Hall, Managing Editor; Edith B. Thomas, Faculty Advisor; Marshall Alford, Editor-in-Chief.

Sue Kerlin, Circulation Manager; Mollie Couvillon, Business Manager; Alma de Arrigunaga, Copy Editor; Betty Calvert, Feature Editor.

REPORTERS

FRONT ROW: Diana Crawford, John Gage, Sue Crawford, Linda Chotin. SEC-

OND ROW: Pat Tharp, Larry Haas, Dana Suggs, Mary Sue Cairns , Bobby Bowers. THIRD ROW: Laura Lou Mccardell, Kaul Buhler, Susan Dean, Eddie Ellzey, Linda Phillips , Durel Landry. BACK ROW : Mary Jane McCord, Natalie Berni us, Chip Favrot, Digby Kirby, Truls Bjerke.

Barbara Mayo, Girls' Sports Editor; Ransom Nock t on, Photographer; Wil ey Ste e n, Boys' Sports Editor.

The St. Martin's chapter of the National Honor Society was instituted during the 1956-57 school year. The organization's purpose is to "recognize character, service, leadership and scholarship" in the students of the high school, and is called the Phi Beta Kappa of the high schools, Those who have an academic average better than "B" during the semester previous to the election, and are in the three upper grades are eligible to be a member, and must maintain a better than "B" average to remain in the Society.

SOCIETY

FRONT ROW:

Kathleen Ross

Paddy Livaudais

Lynne Hall

Taffy Yeargain

Mollie Couvillon

Cathy Brawner

BACK ROW:

Jeanette Boykin

Wiley Steen

Be tty Calvert

Bruce Comay

Lynn D'Ingianni

Ransom Nockton

Sue Cr aw ford

Chip Favrot

MEMBERS INDUCTED

APRIL '58:

Ellen Ryan

Phil Grier

Diana Crawford

Alma DeArrigunaga

Mary Ann Henderson

Spruill Kilgore

Lizann Kreeger

Jean Barnetson

SC IENCE C LUB

Kaul Buhler repre sented St. Martin's School in the Parish American Legion Oratorical Contest.

These Seniors, members of the dramatic group, are taking part in the play, "Boomerang."

He placed second.

LEFT TO RIGHT: James Kirkpatrick, Vice-President; Phil Grier, President; John Woolfolk, John Oudt, Bruce Cornay, Hugh McKee, Ransom Nocton, Jeff Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer; Bob Head (absent), and John Mayer (absent).

GliRILS 9 AND BOYS 9 ST A TE

Each year a Junior boy and a Junior girl are selected to attend Boys' State and Girls' State, which are held in the summer. There are representatives from almost every high school in Louisiana. At these conven tions, elections are held, and the delegates elect an honorary governor, lieutenant governor, and other State officials. They organize a government comparable to our State government, by appoindng heads of departments, committees, and co uncils. These different divisions discuss problems and attempt to solve them.

Picture l eft, Upper Schoo l Library, back row; Frances French, Sylvia Richarme, Epsie Steiner, Jean Hatch, Jeannette Boykin, Lisa Wetter hall, Margaret Smith. Front row; Wanda Haight, Lynne D'Ingianni, Patricia Farley, Pat Dugan, Gay Moore.

Picture right, Elementary School Library, Lyn Nelson, Anita Gaffron.

Speed reading

Sewing

Photography

Typing

Intra murals

Chorus

HOMECOMING

The Crew views the game. A

Blondie and Mic

Cube and Calloway take "the walk."

Reign of Paunchy I begins

Who, me?

Cake-cutters extraordinary

In the spotlight

At the hop

1-2-3-4-bow

Busy Bees

Chaperoning?

The Orchestra

The Mobile

PROM

FRJESHM~~N JDANCJE

Some distinguished guests.

Rocking and Rolling to the music of the Avalons.

They play slow, too.

"Who, me, stop talking? Never!!!"

BOYS? ATHLETIC BANQUET

This year's Athletic Banquet, held on Thursday, April 1 7, was undoubtedly the best one St, Martin's has ever had. The attendance was enormous and the food superb, Awards were given to the boys in High School and Junior High who had participated in football, basketball, and track. Special awards were given to the most outstanding players in basketball and football,

Andy Pilney, coach at Tulane, delivers a talk on confidence and determination.

Truls Bjerke is named Most Valuable Lineman.

Eddie Ellzey receives awards for Most Valuable Back and Most Valuable Basketball Player.

GliRLS 9 A THLETli C BANQUET

Jean Barnetson, Charlotte Hooper, and Spruill Kilgore strike up a tune "We're Gonna Win a Game Some Day" for entertainment.

Table decorations

WINNER OF 2 TEAM AWARDS

BACK ROW: Sara Hogue, Alma deArrigunaga, Mollie Couvillon, Gwynne Bowman, FRONT ROW: Jean Hamilton, Lyn Nelson, Charlotte Hooper.

WINNERS OF 3 TEAM AWARDS

BACK ROW: Margaret Smith, Sally Heyerdale, Jean Hatch, Anita Gaffron, Marshall Alford, Betty Calvert, Spruill Kilgore. FRONT ROW : Sa lly Wagstaff, Leigh Moise, Barbara Mayo, Mary Sue Cairns, Sue Crawford, Lynn D'Ingianni,

Goodness, gracious!!

Seniors see Capitol through morning haze

Whips at Newfound Gap

That's not my mom!!

Grif, our bus driver

Wag takes a swim.

Holdup at Natural Bridge

Jeff looks over crew

"The Shadows"

IFKIELJD TRIPS

I wish they'd let us eat!

A field trip which creates much interest each year is the Evangeline trip taken by Mrs. Shymanski 's class. It is featured here through snapshots taken by the students, showing many of the points of interest.

Other outstanding field trips of the year were taken to the Water Purifi cation Plant; Delgado Museum; Tulane, to observe a debate; Granada, a Spanish restaurant; Holsum Bakery; Borden's Dairy; Moisant Airport; Union Terminal, and many more.

Becoming Buddists

Acadian Craft Shop

Evangeline Oak

Ooh, I missed!

heh.

Helis Oil Field

St. Martinville R. C. Church

C HRISTMAS JPROGRAM

Christmas celebration at school this ye~r was done in a manner which we think will develop into tradition. The plan was originated by the student council and approved by the student body. It consisted of skits by each elementary grade and a Christmas play, "Kings of Judea," presented by the upper school. This was followed by a banquet in the cafeteria and a faculty skit. At the close of the evening, there was a candlelight service in the chapel with Christmas music furnished by the chorus. Student committees were in charge of the different aspects of the program. All agreed that it was a big success.

St. Martin's Mothers' Club sponsors an annual Book Week. Funds raised by the sale of books are given to our library to purchase additional reading material. It is a chance for students and parents alike to choose books for gifts and their own personal use, while helping to build up our library.

BOARD DINNER

This year, the annual Parents-Board Dinner was h e ld in the gym on the 22 nd of May. There were about 450 parents, teachers, and the honored guests, the Seniors. The graduating class and the board members were introduced. The Mothers' and Dads' Clubs gave their yearly report. The Board reported on the activities and budget of the Board. The highlight of the night was the presentation of a memorial to the O. E. Harings for the interest they have shown in the school since its beginning.

Plaque presented to Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Haring. The Honored Seniors

STYLE SHOW

Mollie Couvillon, Mary Jane McCord, Lisa Wetterhall, Alma de Arrigunaga, Lora Lou Mccardell, Mary Ann Henderson.

Marsha Dayton

Carolyn Wirth

JUNIOR HIGH HONOR lDAY

BEST ATHLETES

Hank

Bill

HIGHEST CLASS AVERAGE

HONOR ROLL

FRONT ROW: Hazel D'Ingianni, Jeffery Morgan, Bill Johnston, John Donnally, Bill Newsom, Mary Beth Northrop. BACK ROW: Jimmy Marsalis, Julie Woolfolk, Sandy Shedden, Elizabeth Burke, Hank Corder, Carol Turnbull, Patsy Mooney, Tyler Jackson, Lyn Myers. ABSENT: Su san Brown.

Newsom, Claudia Kincannon, Jimmy Momoe, Sheryl Baltar.

Corder, Elizabeth Burke, Tyler Jackson, Lyn Myers, Jeffery Morgan.

HIGH SCHOOJL HONOR

JD i \ Y

spirit of St. Martin's ANITA GAFFRON

HIGHEST HliGH SCHOOL AVERAGE

BETTY CALVERT and WILEY STEEN

1958 BOYS 1 AND GIRLS 1 STATE

AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHUP AW ARD

LYNNE HALL CHIP FAVRITT

BOBBY YEARGAIN

MARSHALL ALFORD

GIRL AND BOY HIGHEST CLASS AVERAGE

FRONT ROW: Wiley Steen, Betty Calvert, Sue Crawford, Lynne Hall, Bruce Cornay. BACK ROW: Gayle Dalferes, Dick Hesse, Lynn Nelson, Craig Patterson, Philip Grier, Cammie Smith, Spruill Kilgore.

Tommy Cochran

AWARDS Chip Favrot and Alma de Arrigunaga

MJERKT SCHOLARSHIP

FINALISTS

Wiley Steen

Lynn D'Ingianni

Hans Jonassen

Jean Hamilton

Tom Zander

LETTERS OF COMMENDATION

GRADUATION

The Girls' High School Choir sings, "May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You,"

The Very Rev. Leonard E. Nelson addresses the Graduates.

Mr. Henry Walther, Jr. awards diploma to Margie Jenkins.

FRONT ROW: Pat Tharp, Lynn D'Ingianni, Natalie Bernius, Jean Hamilton, Mary Jane McCord, Ann Monroe, Alma deArrigunaga, Lora Lou Mccardell, Susan Crawford, Jean Broders, Mary Sue Cairns.

MIDDLE ROW: Linda Chotin, Lisa Wetterhall, Betty Calvert, Mollie Couvillon, Mary Ann Henderson, Marshall Alford, Linda Phillips, Anita Gaffron, Jean Hatch, Margie Jenkins, Jeanne Du Laney, Wanda

Haight. BACK ROW: Wiley Steen, Robert Yeargain, Digby Kirby, Jans Jonassen, Donald Hessemer, Ed Swan, Jimmy Lake, Philip James, Walter Callaway, Tommy Zander, Richard Whann, Thomas Cochran, Jimmy Wagstaff, Kaul Buhler, Don Woods, Durel Landry.

Drilling

If you want to get a loan, come right in. Needing money isn't a sin!

LOUISIANA LAND AND EXPLORATION "' co.

1900 American Bank Building

Ja.2-7621

For land exploration, With expert manipulation, We'll meet your specification, With first-rate administration.

PETROLEUM HELICOPTERS, INC.

For transportation to and from,

For explorations in times to come, Petroleum helicopters are the ones to call, They can be useful to one and all.

DADS' CLUB

Each year the Dads' Club, aided by the Mothers I Club, brings before the parents of the school, speakers who speak on subjects of interest to the parents. This year there were three speakers. The first, Dr. Wilma Wilson, spoke on "The Behavior Pattern of the Junior High Student" before the parents of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students. Speaking before the elementary and primary children's parents was Miss Gaither McConnel, whose subject was "Teaching Arithmetic in the Grades." Dr. Clifford Wing spoke to the parents of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students on "Recent Trends in College Admission Policies."

DR. WILMA WILSON

DR. CLIFFORD WING

MISS GAITHER McCONNELL

If your money seems to be flying, Let Mr. Miles do some of your buying.

SCHOOL

School Products Company is surely great For desks and chairs that really rate.

If you are the one who has to treat, Go to the "Little Store" to get something to eat.

METAL BUILDING PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC.

P.O. Box 83, New Orleans 6

JA. 5-3242

Metal Building Products furnish windows snug and tight. Go inside, kids, and give up that fight! !

SECURITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

344 Baronne MA. 4675

MA. 4675 is the number to phone If you want money for building and loan, Or just go to 344 Baronne.

HOLZER SHEET METAL WORKS

317 Burgundy St. J A. 5-8134

Dorothy and Mary both agree For quality at a very low fee, HOLZER is the company you should see!

When choosing service and gas, we like the best.

That's why we use Pan Am more than the rest.

And when you get it at Metairie Court Station,

You can be sure of a great combination.

If you have a harbor or river to dredge

And the whole situation has put you on edge, This picture suggests a good boss:

None other than Dibert, Bancroft & Ross.

Citizens Homestead gives four per cent per year.

So why not put your savings here?

DIBERT, BANCROFT, & ROSS, co.

METAIRIE COURT SERVICE STATION

ST. MAR TIN'S CHURCH WOMEN'S AUXILIARY

This group sponsors a yearly horse show.

They have students participating, you know.

Our Beth was entered again, And rode her horse to a first class win.

The Engeran girls age twelve, nine, and three!

We wonder what their vocations will be.

In 1 63, 1 67, and 1 71 too, They'll each leave St, Martin's and decide what to do,

If you are hungry and want to stop, For a hamburger, hot dog, or soda pop, When you're in Kenner, or that neck of the woods, The Kenner Frostop will produce the goods.

If you wish to buy yourself a dinette, Friedrichs is the one you mustn't forget!!

FRIEDRICHS MANUFACTURING co.

4422 Airline Highway

VE. 3-3794

KENNER FROSTOP

1900 Airline Hwy.

21-4-6511

Our. Dads gave this ad with no fuss at all! Their company' h. 1 s s ips sa1 to these ports of call.

If

Sub-teen clothes are hard to find, Always keep this shop in mind.

Bake a cake? That's too much trouble!

GOGAR TY TEXACO SERVICE

706 Metairie Road VE. 5-7961

GOGARTY STATION was in a mess.

They renovated, you can guess!! Come on in and give them a try, Their service is sure to satisfy!

TOWEL AND LINEN RENTAL

1239 Montegut

WH. 5-1149

Mr. Parisi is servin g you see.

He wears an apron of top qual i ty! ! !

SINCLAIR insurance is the best in the land. Anne's not superstitious--she has it on hand!

FRED W. SINCLAIR, JR,, President SINCLAIR AGENCY, INC,

When you have something you wish to tow, CHOTIN is skillful and the price is low.

343 Carondelet

Need financing of any kind? WHITE SYSTEM is tops you will find.

Hunting for oil? Stuck with the toil?

Don't be a piker, Call Mr. Kiker!!

917 Maison Blanche Bldg.

O. P. KIKER, JR .

CRESCENT WELDING SUPPLY CO.

21 Fifth Street

Gretna, Louisiana

Here I s Linda and Mike in a most welcome ad.

Whom do we thank? MR, PHILLIPS, their dad!

DELTA WELDING SUPPLY CO. 700 Margaret Street

Houma, Louisiana

We have all the welding supplies you can name, Come see us You'll be glad you came!

The kitchen equipment which LOUBAT supplies, Has superior quality that can't be denied!

As almost anyone can see, Leigh is looking longingly. She really wants to buy this dress. She hopes her mother will say "yes"!!!

D. H. HOLMES

819 Canal

TU. 6611

D. H. Holmes is fashion wise, Withpretty clothes in every size.

The chemise is definitely here to stay. Go try one on right away.

"Hasta Luego" is Claudia's cry, As she tells her family and friends good-bye!

She I s about to take a flightShe 111 be in Mexico ear 1y tonight! !

Style Show

Mrs. Brunswick Deutsch gave a Dramatic Reading at the Book Review.

MOTHER'S CLUB

Thanks to our Mothers for all their toils. We think they're a bunch of great old "goils" ! !

Book Week

Coffee at "Book Review"