1971 - St. Martin's Episcopal School Yearbook - Redo Pending

SHIELD

Tolume XVLLL

Sr. Martirl's Epis copal ,Sc hool

Meta,irie, Lo uis iarll,

The secret of remaining young is never to have an emotion that is unbecoming.

The faces of the St. Martin's students are m a nY and v a ri ed . In order to Present these changing m o o d s, the SHIELD staff uses emotion as the theme for the 1971 edition. It is ourhope that through pictures, the v a ri ous school activities will dePict the diversified feelings of St. Martin's student life.

Table of Contents

Faith

Sc holars hip

Seraice

With great appreciation and admiration, the SHIELD staff proudly dedicates the L971 edition of the SHIELD to a teacher whose warm character and sincere concern for her studertts has long been a part of St. Martin's.

Iva Mae West

Heod,moster's Mess oge

Those of you who, in the future, p€ruS€ the pages of this copy of the SHIELD, rvil1 find that it reflects the activities, moodsand stylesof the studentsof this school year 1970-?1. This yearhas indeed beenone of change in attitude and outlook. It is as if young people have turned the corner from contentiousness and hostility toward authority, and away from the view that the only way to change things is to destroy them.

This is hopeful and reassuring in a sense, but we adults must not del.ude ourselves into thinking that the disenchantment of young people with the way we in authority are running things is but a passing fancy. They want a world of honesty, justice, and compassion. They want a worLd more concerned with the human condition in contrast to success spelled out in terms of the accumulation and proliferation of 'things. '

It isessentialthat as aduLts we, too, trun thecorner inour attitudesand thoughts. trVemustcome to rccognize that thecomplexityof existingprobLeirs areof ourown rnaking. And wemust be flexible, honest and intelligent enough to redesig[ our priorities. At the lame time we must provide those educatioual opportunities for our youth which will enable them to gain the background and determination to manage the problems which are threatening them and to point toward a rrore helpful future for all mankind.

Top: ROBERT L. HILL, School

C omptroller and Business Manager.

C enter Left: MA zuORIE MONTGOMERY, Director of Development.

C enter Right: BESSIE TISDALE, Bookstore M anager Low er Left: EUGENE F. EBLEN, JR., College

A dvisor, B. S , Tulane University.

Lower Right: FLORENCE B. KREEGER, Registrar.

TOp: MARY ANNE VON GOHREN, S chool Nurse. C enter Left: LILLI VAN SLATE, Reading. Center Right: BETTY BANKSTROM, Assistant to the Registrar. Lower Left: KATHLEEN KEMP, Permanent Substitute, Louisiana State University. Lower Right: ELSIE C. PHILLPOTT, S ecretary to the H ead master.

VIRGINIA B. NICHOLSON, UPPer School Librarian; Center Left: JOE G. WALSH, Music DePartment Head; Cenrer Right: MARY SUE RONIGER, Art, B. F. A. , Newcomb College; GERALDINE SISTRUNK, Sewing and Stitchery.

JANE SCHMIDT, Secrerary ro rhe A ssistant Head master; C enter Left: FRANKIE YEARGAIN, Direcror of Stud ent A ctiviries, Sew ing; C enrer

Right: MRS. ROBERT J. WILLIA MS, Assistant to the Bookstore; MRS. LEO MULLER, Editor of the BELL.

The chief function of the English Department is to foster understanding and appreciation of our langu age, as well as to provide instruction in the preferred forms and structure of this langu age. Since this discipline is repetitive and cumulative, efforts are made to correlate the work on all levels. In addition to basic instruction in literature, composition, and grammar for all students in the upper school, members of this department have also assumed responsibility for the school publications and dramatic activities.

Top Cenrerz SUZANNE P. PETRSON, B. A. , Belhaven College; M. A. , Tulane University. Top Right: LINDA F. MXON, B. S., L. S. U. ; Centenary College, Loyola Univ. Center Left: HARRIETTE S

BURKS, Department Head, B. A., Univ. of Wyoming; M. A., Univ. of Southwestern Louisi ana. Center

CCNTCT: HILDA G. LOBENSTEIN, B. A. , Mississippi State College for Women; Dominican College. Center Right: BARBARA A. CHANDLER, B. A. , McNeese State College;

M. A. , Univ. of Arkansas. Bottom

CCNTCT: ANDREW G. EDMONSON, JR., B. A. , M. A. , Tulane Univ.

Bottom Right OLETA M. HETHERWICK, B. S., Delta State Teachers College.

Foreign Language

Tluee years of a foreign 1a4guage are required toward graduation at St. Martin's School. The students have a choice of either French, Spanish, or Latin. Latin is being gradually phased out and will eventually be replaced by either German or Russian.

In the Modern Languages, we try to teach the students to understand, speak, read, and write the langu age - with special emphasis on understanding and speaking.To fuIfill those aims, the direct .approach is used to avoid as much as possible the use of English in the classroom.

Top: MITCHELL BmARD, DeParrment Head, B. A. , University of Southwestern Louisiana; C. D. F. University of Bordeaux, France.

CenteT- Left: ISABEL L. ANGLADE, B. A. , University of fuerto Rico; M. A. , Tulane University. Right: PEDRO B. PEREZ, B. S. , Southwestern Louisiana College. Bottom LCft: DOUGLAS M. HUDSON, B. A., M. Ed. , University of Virginia.

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Right: ARNOLD

TRLXILLO, B. A.

L. S. U. N. O.

The science teaching of the past decades is most inappropriate for the world we live in today and will be even less suitable for the world of tomorrow.

We are undergoing a revolution in sciences. A close partnership has been developed between science and the economics, social, educatiottal, and political issues of our time. Today there are few problerrs in any of thesb areas that can be discussed to their fullest meaning in the absence of a scientist.

Tod ay all over the world and among all peoples there is an awareness that scientific literacy is essential to an understanding of the nature and events of contemporary c ivilization.

Top Right HAROLD F. GRAF, Department Head, B. A., Mississippi College; M. Ed., University of North Carolins; M. S., M. Ed., Loyola University. Top Left: IVA MAE WEST, University of lllinois. Bottom Right: BELLE JOHNSON, B. S., Tulane University. Bottom Left: KATHRYN R. CHASTANT, B. S. , L. S. fJ.

At St. Martin's, as in most other secondary schools, there has been considerable change in the mathematics curriculum. For the L970 -71 year, we have offered calculus for the tirst time. This is an advanced placement course and may earn college credit for those who pass the advanced placement exam with a sufficiently high score. Only those ,rrdents who have taken Math IV in their junior year will be qualified for the calculus course.

ToP Left: JAMES W. LATHAM, Department Head, A. B. r M. A. T. Tulane lJniversity. Center Left: MYRTH S. LEE, B. S. , Northwestern State College of Louisiana. Center:

ELEANOR B. GOHEEN, B. S. , University of Pennsylvania. Right: COL.

JOHN MEADE, IJ. S. A. (Ret.), B. S., Princeton University. Bottom Left: BARBARA SAIK, B. A., Tulane University. Right: LYNN BOLLES, B. S. , Southeastern Louisiana University.

Socia,l Studies

The Social Studies Department is increasingly focusing on the need to prepare students to deal intelligently and humanely with the expanding complexities of modern society. Its aim is to utilize the tools of history, government, geography, sociology, economics, and anthropology to develop skills and concepts from which rational and meaningful decisions can be made in a world of changing social forces and conflicting ideologies.

Top: DOROTHY D. PORTER, Department Head, B. S. , L. S. U. ; M. A., George Peabody College. CenteT Left: MICHAEL G. EPLEY, A. B. , Harvard College. Center: APRIL AHLERS, 3. A., Hunter College; M. A. , Tulane University.

Right: ANTHONY G. PORTER, 3. A. , Southwestern Louisiana InstitUtC. BOttOM LEft: M. DRETJ( VAN HORN, B. A., LL. 8., Tulane University; M. E. University of Southern Mississippi. Right: DONALD S. SCHWARTZ, B. S. , Texas Cluistian University.

Physical Education

ToP Lefr: CHARLES R. DIKE, Department Head, 3. A. , Louisiana Tech. Top Right: MRS. BEVERLY J. SMITH, L. S. IJ. N. O. , Girls' Physical Education and Jr. High English. Center Left: MRS. MARY SUE EDWARDS, B. A., M. A., Southeastern Louisiana University, Girls' Physical Ed. Center: MR. LARRY

F. RAMBIS, 3. A., M. Ed., Tulane University, Boys' P. E. and Health. Cenrer Right: MRS. LINDA A. TREVINO, B. A. , Southeastern Louisi ana University, Girls' P. E. Center:

ROBERT FLETTRICH, P. E. Assistant. Bottom Right: RONALD POQUETTE, B. S. , Wisconsin Univ.

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Now children, Fr. me back my

What do you mean I've been suspended?

And

Wheri you said you were developing Miss Apri1, I never dreamed it was the one for the m agazine.

What did you call ffi€, boy?

Playboy.

And then Tiger, when she showed up in the laced shirt without a...

now, for my next act. Ten paces and commence firing.

What do you mean I've done the problem the wrong way?

I don't think I could ever take Mr. Walsh's place.

And to think, I'm supposed to have the advanced class.

Yes, life among the hippies is coming along fine.

I left Country Day for this! Those books on your reading list are sure something.

Boclrd of Trustees

STANDING from left - Rev. John B. Austin, Albert J. Wolf, Jr., Dr. Frank A. Riddick, Jr., Davis Lee Jahncke, William A. Kimble, Hons A. B. Jonassen, Philip E. James, Clifford F. Favrot , James M. Burlingarrre , Ellsworth O. Van S1ate.

MISSING from picture: Brooke H. Duncan, II, Rufus C. Harris, Mrs. C. Manly Horton, John M. McCollam, Rev. Hugh C. McKee, Gray D. Ivlorrisonrll, Murphy ir4oss, Very Rev. Richard W. Rowland, Rev. Thomas N. F. Shaw, Dan M. White. Right: The Right Reverend Ivenson B. Noland.

Top: SEATED from left - Edmund D. Wingfield, Mrs. Simon V. Ward, David R. Normann, Wsldemar S. Nelson, Mrs. Eric R. Phillpott, William B. Wisdoffi, Jr.

Morn and, Dad,'s Clubs

ToP Lefr: DAD'S CLUB OFFICERS

Seated from left: RAy STEVENSVice- Pres. , DR. HURST HATCH, Pres. , Standing from left: pHILIp JAMES, Sec., ROBERT COOK, Trea. Left Center: MOTHER'S CLUB oFFICERS, Seated from left: MRS. WM. KIMBLE, Vice- pres. , MRS. JOHN RUSCH, Pres., Standing from left: MRS. ROYCE SISTRUNK, TTea., MRS. JACK M. GORDON, Sec., HEAVENLY DAYS, Right Cenrer

LCft: MRS. SAMUEL G. ROBINSONChairman, Right, MRS. FRANK A. RIDDICK, Co-Chrm.

Cll,sses

Se rtiors

Middle Picture: Secretary -

KATHY SMITH, Vice-President -

JOSEPH DURHAM, Treasurer -

SALLY PETTIT, President -

CARSON LLEWELLYN

Will You Euer Forget.

- that first traurxatic day in Kindergarten for some of us ( especially J. C. ) ?

- waterfights with syringes in 7th grade?

- Mrs. Thruber's final exams?

- the kiss of knighthood from Hilda Smith?

r Lisa demonstrating the insertion of a contact lens with a piece of paper?

- when Jamie blew up the Chemistry Lab in Bth grade?

- paper airplane wars in Mr. Rhymes' science class?

- spitballs stuck to the clock and Gary's "helpful" efforts to get them off?

- what a gteat otganizer and matchmaker Mls. West was?

- the additional boys from Barthe we solicited for the Freshman Dance who stood around and watched the band?

- instant romance and sleeping in luggage racks on the way to Dog Island?

- George, the Tom Slick of Continental trailways?

- dissecting crayfish and then having them for dinner that night?

- how Mrs. Hetherwick always managed to ruin the endings of all the books we read?

- the great mystery of the airstrip and the girl in the red bandana on the Island?

r Peter receiving the Grand Cabbage Award from Mr. Van Horn?

- how much the boys liked and the girls hated McGehee girls in 9th and 10th grade?

- the under-the-tree-for-1unch-bunch?

r StM at C&D every TGIF?

finding pine needles in your car for weeks after the Green Sale?

the Campus unrest that developed from the seethrough uniforms?

JUNIORS SHOOT THE MOON! making stars, and more stars, and more stars? the TKO dating service? bouncing grits in the c afeteria? the car showroom we made out of the parking lot? Calhoun and her animal imitations? the great loss to the StM football line when Calhoun left ?

Wi11y finally breaking the pole vault record?

r Powder puff? Rest in Peace

- the rumble at Eileen's house?

- the shock and scandal produced by the advent of a certain attractive and liberal anthropology teacher?

- Homecoming breakfasts at the Melius?

- Bud's, Jack's, Burger King, and The Raven?

r Pellerin's annual slumber parties?

- Sth4 - 20, Newman - L4! ! !

- our "heIpful" counselor managing to lose goo/o of our applications?

- what a fiasco our raids at Laco,mb were?

- coach Rarnbis's introduction to cherry, Melinda, and Louise at 2:00 A. M. ?

- the ultimate experience of Walden pond?

- ruril cakes, fiestas, and Mrs. Anglade's am azing transform ation?

- ball bouncing, jump rope, and bowling in gym?

- the lines that got cut from our christmas skit?

- what a smashing sensation our skit still was?

- you be awright?

- celebrate ... celebrat€ dance to the music

r Mrs. Porterts lectures on nutm eg?

- " are you a turtle?"

- what a feeling it was to skip out for lunch and not get c aught?

r Sweet Peter Jesus?

- sub-Debs, Lese, and the trauma of finding a d,ate?

- skinny ankles?

- rleandering down the hal1s to Geology?

- the arsonists in Senior English?

- Deeding gas masks after 1st period chemistry?

- how shocked Mr. Edmonson was when he opened his door expecring to find all boys rhere?

- Gary's rather peculiar purchase at Buras?

- using bourbon instead of Gatorade at the girls basketball game?

- back to nature at Lacomb?

- running battles with girls gym teachers?

- the traumas and tragedies of our Senior year?

- the fight with the Seniors over the hom band?

- your friends at StM?

- WE GOTTA GET OUTA THIS PLACE! ?

" A little heart is worth a lotta height. "

SHIELD Staff: Activities Editor 4; Dramatics 3; Acolyte 1-; Art 1; Typing 4; Teacher Aide 4; Intramurals 2 r3; Spirit Club 4; Sewing L.

" A rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun who relishes in a joke and rejoices in a pun. "

N. E D. T. Score 970/o 2; Varsity FootbaLl 3 14; Basketball Manager 3; Homecoming Dance Escort 4; Halo Reportet 4.

stM '69-'71

CHARLOTTE ANN BAHN " Shatzie"

DOUGLAS ALLEN " Peddie"

srM '58 -'7J-

"No man ever injured his eyesight by looking on the bright side of things. "

Class Officer: Treasurer 2; Jr. Varsity Basketb all 2i Varsity Basketball 3; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairm an 4; Spanish Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Christmas Program 4.

PAMELA

"A little ray of sunshine, a little bit of soul. "

Perfect Attendance 1; Dramatics 3,4; Altar Guild 3; Library Aide 3; Art Aide 3; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairm an 4; Spanish Club 2; Spirit Club 4; Powder Rrff Football 3; Prom Committee 3.

StM '68- '71

FLOTTD THOMAS BERNARD, JR. 'Tommy"

WHITE BALLARD "Pammy"

StM '68-'71

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

N.E.D.T. Score 960/o 112; Honor Roll !12; Athletic Honor Award 2 r3; Student Council: Representative 2, President 4; Jr. Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 2 rB ,4; A11 District F ootball 3; A11 Riverside Football 3; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; A11 Riverside BasketbalT 2,3; Ch.orus 1,2; Layreader 2; Chapel Program 4; Assembiy Program 4; Lower School Library Aide 1; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; GoIf Team 1,2 r3 14; All Riverside Golf 2,3; Jr. High Ideal L; Lower School Playground Aide 2.

" Politeness is to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest way. "

Perfect Anendance 1,2; Chorus 4; Library Aide 1, 2; Lower School Library Aide 1; Typing 1; Spanish Club 2; P. E. Aide 3; Powder Puff Football 3.

stM'58-'7J.

GARY HYDER BREWSTER " Goo - Brew"

CATHERINE ANN BOTT " CathY"

"I am curious to see what will be the next thing I do. "

N. E. D. T. Score 96ulo -J,; SHIELD Staff: Activities Editor 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Modern Danc e CIub 2; Christmas Program 2, 3; Office Aide 3; Art Aid e 2; Spirit Club 4; Powder fuff Football 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Homecoming Game Cheerlead er 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 2,3; Intramurals 2, 3

"What's the use of worrying? It never was worthwhile. Just pack ,p your troubles in your ole kit brg, and smile, smile, smile ! "

Cheerleader 7, 2, 3, 4i Jr. Varsity Cheerleader J.; Homecoming Court 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; SHIELD Staff: Assistant Advertising Editor 4; Layeader 1; Acolyte 1; Altar Guild 3; Sewing 1; Homecoming Dance Committee 2,3; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairm an 4; Office Aid e 2, 4; T eacher Aide 2; Future Nurses Club 1; Kindergarten Aide 2; HALO Staff: Girls' Sports Editot 4.

BLISS CANDLER BULTMAN " Sandwich "

BARBARA JEAN BRYANT " Babbles "

Art 3; Sewing 1; Homecoming Dance Committee 3; Office Aide 2,3; P. E. Aide 3; Art Aide2t Lower School Teacher Aid e 2; Spirit Club 4; Lower School Art Aide 2; Powder Puff Football 3.

JEANNETTE LOUISE ANTOINNETTE CASPERS

"She is gentle that doth gentle do. "

N. E. D. T. Score 96010 t,2; Honor RoIl L,2,3i Dramatics 2, 3; Art 4; Typing 1; Office Aide2i LYRE Staff: Copy Editor 4; Christ Church Tutorin g 4.

StM '67 -'71,

CINDY CHAMBLISS "Cindy"

"I have made mistakes, but I have never made the mistake of claiming that I never made one. "

"Nette"

"A big book is a big nuisance. "

Class Officer: Vice- President 1, Secretary 2,3; Perfect Attend anc e 2; Jr . V arsity Footb all 1; V arsity FootbaLl 4; Jr. Varsity Basketb all t,2i Varsity Basketball 3,4; Homecoming Dance Escort 4; SHIELD Staff: Sports Editor 4; Chorus 4; Concert Choir 4; Typing 1; Golf Team L,2; HALO Staff: Circulation Manager 3,4.

"The glass of fashion, and the mould of form, The observed of a 11 observers "

Perfect Attendance 1, 2,3; Chorus t,2,3; Art 4i Office Aide 3,4; P. E. Aide 3; HALO Reporter L.

KATHRYN MEHL CIMINI "Mehl"

StM '6L-'71

ROBERT TAYLOE COOK, JR. "Ty" alias "Tayloe"

StM '59-'71

"A minute of thought is worth an hour of talk. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4; N. E. D. T. Scor e 990/o 1,2; Highest Class Aver age 2; Scholastic

Honor Award: English, F'rench, Biology, Social Studies L, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1-, 2 , 3, 4; Perfect Attend ance 3; Chorus 1,,2,3; Chapel Program 1; Homecoming Dance Committee 3; Chapel Ensemble 3; LYRE Staff: Co- Editor 3, Editor- in- Chi ef 4; HALO Report et B , 4;

HALO Staff: Copy Editor 4; National Honor Society 4.

JOHN CORDER ttJ. C. tt

"Men in general are but great childrerr. "

N. E. D. T. Scor e 99ofo 1,, 960/o 2; Junior Varsity Football 1; Junior Varsity Basketb aLL 1,2; Varsiry Basketball 3,4; Typing 1,,2; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Golf \,2,3,4.

StM '58-'71_

ARTA KATHRYNE CREAMER 'Kitty "

StM '65-'71

"

"If silence is golden, I'm dead broke. "

"Richard "

"Men of few words are the best men. "

RICHARD DANNENBERG

Honor Ro1l 2, 3; Typin B 4; Socc er 4; LYRE Staff: Writer 2, Circulation Staff 3.

StM '68-'71

LEIGH MARION DANOS " Leigh

SHIELD Assistant 4; Assembly Program 4; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; P. E. Aide 3; Badminton Te am 2; Spirit Club 4; Powder Puff Football 3; Christ Church Tutoring 4,

StM '68-'71

"Is it so small a thing to have enjoyed the sun, to have lived light in the spring, to have loved, to have thought, to have done? "

N. E. D. T. Score g60lo 2; SHIELD Stafft Activities Editor 4; Chorus 2r3; Dramatics 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 4; Christmas Program 3 14; Art Aide 2; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff Football o

"Nothing puzzLes me more than time and space, and yet no thing puzzles me 1ess, for I never think about them. "

Varsity Football Manager 4; Track 4; Chorus 2,4; Cross Country 3 ,4.

PAUL T. DCCAMP, JR. " Pauly Poo" alias " Spaceman"

Stlvl '68 - 'T l_

PATRICIA IO*INE DRAUCH 'Tricia"

"I sought my soul, But my soul I could not see. I sought my God, But my God eluded me. I sought my brother, and I found all thre€. "

Honor RoII 3; Athletic Honor Award 3; National Honor Society 4; Class Officer: Vice-Presid ent 4; Varsity F ootball 3 ,4i Varsity Basketball 3; Track 3 ,4; State Track 3; Homecoming Dance Escort 4; SHIELD Staff: Boys' Sports Editor 4; Cross Country 4; Riverside Track 3 ,4; Latin Award 3; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 3; National Honor Society 4.

JOSEPH RINALDO DURHAM " Dilworth" alias " The Strawberry Boy"

StM '69-'71_

LAURIE ANN ELLESON " Laurig"

" The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. "

N. E. D. T. Score l-; Chorus 1r2 r3 14; Spirit Club 4; Powder Puff 3.

StM'68-'TL

"I can resist everything except temptation. "

Jr. V arsity Football 1 ; Jr. V arsity Basketb aLL L, 2; Track 1,,2,3; Art L,2; Russian Club 3,4; German Club 2.

GRETCHEN GILLIS ELLIS " Gretch "

"It is always best to speak the truth, unless, of course, you happen to be an exceptionally good liar. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4; Scholastic Honor Award: Honorable Mention, Spanish 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; Louisi ana Girls' State Alternate 4; SHIELD Staff: Favorites Editor 4; Dramatics 2; Assembly ProEam 4; Typing 4; Sewing 1; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Modetlt rDsnce Club 2,3; Homecoming Dance Committee 3; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairm an 4; Christmas Program 3; Intramurals 1,3; Intramurals Winner 4; Spirit Club 4; Discipline CoInmittee 4; Powder Puff Football 3; LYRE Staff: Publicity Editor 3; FIALO Reporter 4; Christ Church Tutoring 4; N. E. D. T. Score ggo/o \r2.

stM '67 -',71_

CHARLES ALLEN FAVROT "Capt. Newt"

stM '58- '71

"My only boola were women's looks and folly's all they've taught me. "

class officer: sergeant- at- Arm s 2; perfect Attendance 2,3; Jr. Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 3,4; Basketball M anager 2; Acolyte 7; Typing 2; Soccer 3, 4,

"If a man does not keep p ace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. "

N. E. D. T. Score 2,3; Honor Roll 2; Dramatics 2,3,4i Dramatics Board 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3; Chapel Program 3, 4; Assembly Progr am 3, 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 3; Christmas Program 3; Creative Writing 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; LYRE Staff: Writing Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 4; HALO Reporter 4-

ASHTON JOHN FISCHM, JR. " Ashton "

StM '68- '?1

BENTON GAY " Bennie "

StM '64-'It

"I never let my schooling interfere with my education. "

Varsity Footb all 2, 4i Jr. Varsity Basketb all 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Track 2,3; State Track 3; Track \fianager 2; Homecoming Game Eseort 3; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Track Riverside 3.

"It is easy to be pleasant when life flows by like a song, but the man worthwhile is one who will smile when everything goes wrong. "

Dramatics 3,4; Sewing 1-; Office Aid e 3,4; Spanish C1ub 3; Intramur als 2; Intramurals Winner 2; Kindergarten Aid e 2; LYRE Staff: Writer, Typist 3; Christ Church Tutorin g 4.

DIANE BELL GILBERT ilDiil

StM '67 - "11,

BARRY EDWARD GRAF " Barry "

StM '58-'66, '68-'7L

" Why should the Devil have all the fun?"

National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4; Homecoming Game Escort 4; Soccer 3 ,4; Discipline Committee 4; Assembly Committee 4;

"Beware! I m ay yet be famous! "

ALDzuDGE STEELE HAILE, JR. " Stee1e"

N. E. D. T. Score 94olo 2; Typing 3.

stM '68-'71

JOHN TAYLOR HALSEY t'J uan"

LYRE Staff 4.

stM '59-'65, '.I 0-'.71

"Somedry, a very special kind of love will call you to someone who will mean more to you than anyone else in the wor1d. "

N. E. D. T. Score 99olo 1,, 970/o 2; Scholastic Honor

Award: English Award 1; Honor Roll L,2,3;

SHIELD Staff: Organizations Editor 4; Art 1,3; Typing 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 3,4; Intramurals 1 ,2 ,3 ,4; Spirit Club 4; Graduation Committee 4; Kindergarten Aide 3; HALO Reporter 3; Christ Church Tutoring 4; National Honor Society 4.

MARY ELIZABETH HARKNESS 'Mary"

" An appearance of delicacy and even of fragility is almost essential to beauty, "

SHIELD Staff: Art Editor 4; Chorus 1; Art 3,4; Typing 4; Modern Dance Club 1,2; Christmas hogram 112r3,4; Teacher Aide 2; Swimming 1; Intramurals 1,2 r8 ,4; Intramurals Winner 2 14; hom Committee 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Art Aide 3; Kindergarten Aide 2.

STM '59-'7L

LOUISE HARRJS " Louise"

stM '63 -'71_

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"Wise men are not always silent, but know when to be. tt

N. E. D. T. Score ggo/o 1",2; SHIELD Staff: Classes Editor 4; Art 1, 3; Sewing 2; Art Aide 3; Christ Church Tutoring 4; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4.

PHILIP HATCH

" Willie "

" A11 you rea1ly need is heart. "

Athletic Honor Award 2; Student Council Represerltative 2, 3; Class Officet: President L; Perfect Attendance 3; Jr. Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3, 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3, 4; Track Manager 1,2; Homecoming Dance Escort 4; SHIELD Staff: Processing Coordinator 4; Chorus 1; Typing4; Honorable Mention, A11 District Basketball 3; Track Riverside 3; Lower Schoo1 Playground Aide 3; HALO Staff: Assistant Boys' Sports Editor 3, Boys' Sports Editor 4.

StM '58- '71.

CYNTHIA LEA HAYNES "Cindy

StM '65-'71

"He is a gentleman because his nature is kind ahd affable to every creature "

Perfect Attendance 1,2, 3; Jr. Varsity Football 1; Football Manager 3,4; Homecoming Crown Bearer 3,4; Acolyte 1; Art 1; Photogaphy CIub 2,3; Soccer 3, 4.

"I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and watch it for hours. "

Jr. Varsity Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2; TypinB7.; Spanish Club 2; Golf T eam 2.

TOMMY HIGGINS "Tommy"

_ StM '68-'71

ALAN McKIM HOLTZMAN, JR. "Kim"

StM '59-'7J_

"You cannot dream yourself into character, you must drive and putt yourself. "

Varsity Football 3; Jr. Varsity Basketball 2; Photography Club 4; Golf Team 2,3,4; State Golf

" I never put off 'til tomorrow what I can possibly do the day after. "

N. E. D. T. 960/o 3 ; Varsity Football 3 ,4 ; Jr. Varsity Basketb all 2; Varsity Basketball 3 ,4; Track 2l Photography Club 2; Honorable Mention Latin III 3.

MICHAEL DAVID KANTOR "Mikg"

StM '68-'7J.

THOMAS LATTIE tt Tom"

Team 3.

stM '68-'71

stM '58-'71

" They love him , gentlemen, and they respect him , not only for himself but for his character, for his integrity, and judgment and iron wiIl. "

N. E. D. T. Score 96010 1,2; Athletic Honor Award 1; National Honor Soci ety 3 ,4; Louisiana Boys' State Representative 4l Student Council: Representative L 12r3, Vice-President 4; Class Officer: President 2 ,4; Jr. Varsity Football. 1 ; Varsity FootbaLl 2 ,3 ,4; Jr. Varsity Basketb all 1",2; Track L12r3; State Track 2; Homecoming Escort 3 14; Chorus 213,4; Lower School Library Aide 1; Typing 1; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Cross Country 3 ,4; Track Riverside 1 ,2 r3, Gustaf R Westfe.ldt Aw ard 2.

" Pickles" alias " Wilt"

" Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. "

Perfect Attend ance 2; SHIELD Assistant 3; SHIELD Staff: Girls' Sports Editor 4; Library Aide 3; Art 3; Typing 4; Sewing !,2; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairm an 4; Christmas Program L,2 ,3 , 4; Teacher Aide 3; Volleyball Team 4t Gir1s' Basketball Team ! 12; P" E. Aide 3 ,4; One Team Award 2 ,3; Intramurals ! 12 ,3 ,4; Intramurals Winner 2 14; hom Committee 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Spirit Club 3; Co-Chairman of Christmas hogram 4.

RAEBURN CARSON LLEWELLYN " Curly"

JAMIE RAE I€NOIR

stM '58-'71

"

"Be silent and safe - silence never betrays you! "

Perfect Attendance 3; Photography CIub 4.

" Big Phil "

"A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. "

Class Officer: Secretary-Treasurer l-; Jr. Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 3; Football M anager 4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Homecoming Dance Escort 4; SHIELD Staff: Processing Coordinator 4; Chorus 1,2 ; Concert Choir L,2; Chapel Frogram 4i Assembly hogram 4; Library Aide 1,2; Speech 4.

PHILIP ALAN MARTIN

stM '65-'71

PAUL HUGH MASON

Paul "

stM '68-'71

"There is no great genius without at least one tinctureof madness..."

N. E. D. T. Score 930/o; Honor Roll 3; Art 4; Honorable Mention, Latin 4; Runner-up, Bell Telephone Chemistry Award 3; LYRE Staff 4.

"Full of mischief, wit, and glee as any human form can be. "

Ctass Officer: Sergeant-ot-Arms 2; Varsity Football

2,3,4i Honorable Mention, A11 District Football 3; Jr. Varsity Basketb all2; Varsity Basketbatrl 3,A;Track

3,4; Homecoming Dance Escort 4.

WILLIAM KEITH MAXSON " Keith"

StM '68-'71-

MICHAEL McCLUNG "Mike"

stM '69-'71

" Everything succeeds with people of sweet and cheerful disposition. "

Scholastic Honor Award: Algebr a 7; Cheerleader 3,4; Homecoming Game Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 1,2; Acolyte 1,2; Altar Guild 3; Library Aide2; Homecoming Dance Committee 3,4i Christmas Program 3,4; Office Aide 2,3,4; Speech 4; Swimming L,2; P. E. Aide 3,4; One Team Award 2; Intramurals 2,3; Prqm Committee Chairman 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Future Nurses 1; HALO Reporter 2,3,4.

"He admits that there are two sides to every question r his own and the wrong side. " National. Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4; N. E. D. T. Score ggo/o 2; Honor Roll 3; LYRE Staff: Circulation Staff 3; National Honor Sociery 4.

ROBERT EDWIN McMICHAEL t'Rob "

StM '68-'71

DONNA LUCILLE MELIUS "Donna"

StM '66-'71

"Her heart, like the mootr, is always changing; but there's always a man in it. "

"O tell me pretty maiden , ate there any more at home like you?"

Louisiana Girls' State Alternate 4; Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 112 r3: Dramatics 4; Concert Choir 1,2 r3; Assembly Committee Chairman 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 3; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairm an 4; Christmas Program

1,2,3; Volleyball Team 2,3 ,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Biology Aide 2; Spirit CIub 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; LYRE Staff: Writer 4; HALO Staff: Assistant Fashion Editor 3 , Fashion Editor 4.

MELINDA MAY MILLER " Lugi"

stM'58-'?L

JUDTTH OT* MoNTcoMERY 'Judy"

N. E. D. T. Score 960lo 112; Dramatics 3; Art 1; Office Aide 2 rB ,4; Powder Puff 3; Kindergarten Aide 3.

"Hard work makes a man grow old; let me stay young forever. "

" I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul .I hope. "

N. E. D. T. Score L-960f0, 2-960/o; Track 2 ,3 ,4; State Track 3; SHIELD Staff: Head Photographer 3, Photographer 4; Typing 4; Physical Science CIub 2; Photography Club 2 ,3; Language Lab Aide t12; Cross Country 3 14; Track Riverside 3; HALO Staff: Photographer 4.

MARK LEE MOORE " Mark"

stM '60-'7L

BRYANT BOATNER MORzuSON '' Bryant"

Photography CIub 'I ,2,3; Wrestling 3,4.

StM '66-'71"

"There are few things that never go out of style, and a feminine woman is one of them. "

N. E. D. T. Score 1; Cheerleader 3,4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Chorus 2; Altar Guild 3; Office Aid e 2,4; Volleyball Team 4; Badminton Team 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Intramurals Winner 4.

"If there were two birds sitting on a fence, he would bet you which would fly first. "

Perfect Attend ance 2i Chorus L,2; Typin1\; Soccer 3; Homecoming Game Escort 4.

SHERMAN JOHN MULLER " Shoiman"

StM '67 - '71

LOUISE GRISHAM NORMANN "Magnol.ia"

StM '58-'66, t68-'?1

"Don't take life too seriously - you'11 never get out alive ! "

Chorus 2; Dramatics 3,4; Homecoming Dance Committee 2,3,4; Ctuisunas hogram 3,4; Office Aide 3,4; Creative Writing L, 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Powder Pr-rff Football 3; hom Committee 3; LYRE Staff, Writer 3; HALO Reporter 3; Christ Church Tutoring4.

"Women are, beyond all doubt, the mothers of mischief. "

SHIELD Staff: Faculty Editor 4; Art 1, 3; Sewing 2; Christmas Program 1,3, 4; Intramurals L ,2,3,4; Art Award L; Powder Plrff Football 3; Art Aide 3; hom Committee 3.

JANE TODD ORFILA

StM '65-'7L

EILEEN RUTH PADDISON "Leenie" alias "Duck"

stM '69-'71

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"Happiness is the only good, the time to be hapPy is now, the place to be hapPy is here, the way to be happy is to make others so. "

Jr. Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3i lt. Varsity Basketball 1; Chorus 1; Lower School Library Aide !; Typing 1; Golf Team 1,2,3,4i Soccer 3,4; Junior State Golf 3; Lower School Playground Aid e 2.

"I've looked at life from both sides now. From win and lose, but still somehow, it's life illusions I recall. I really don't know life at all. "

N. E. D. T. Score ggo/o 7, 970/o 2, Honor Roll 2; Student Council: Representative 2,3, Committee Chairman 3; Cheerlead er 2,3,4i Homecoming Game Cheerleader 2,4; Athletic Council 3; Homecoming Court 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4i Chapel Pro gtam 4; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Homecoming Dance Committee Chairm an 4; Office Aide 3,4; Inuamurals 2,3; Intramurals Winner 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3.

StM '63-'7L

MIKE PERSIA III "Mike"

JULIE MAE PELLERIN "Julie Mae"

StM '65-'71

CHERRY THALIA PHILLIPS " Cherry Fie"

"I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it llow. "

N. E. D. T. Score 9610 1 ,2; Honor RoII t ,2 ,3; Homecoming Court 4; SHIELD Staff: Assistant Copy Transcfiber 2, Copy Transcriber 3, Senior Editor 4; Chorus 113; Libr.ary Aide 2 r3; Typing 2; Homecoming Dance Committee 3; Homecoming Dance General Chairman 4; Office Aide 4; Christmas Program 3,4; Chapel Singers 3; VolleYbaLL 2; Badminton Team 3; Spirit Club 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Powder Puff 3; Assembly Committee 4; HALO Typist 2,3,4.

SA LLY PETTIT " Petitg "

"The greatest happiness of life is being loved for yourself. "

N. E. D. T . 96ofo ! 12; Scholastic Honor Award: Citizenship Award

1; National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-Presid ent 4; Louisiana Gir1s' State Representative 4; Student Council: Representative 2,3,4, Committee Chairm an 314; Class Officer: Treasurer 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; SHIELD Assistant 2; SHIELD Staff: Editor-in-chief

4, Copy Editor 3; Art 1,4; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 7,21314; Christmas Program 3; Office Aide 2,3,4; Teacher Aide 4; P. E. Aide

1; Intramurals L,2,3; Spirit Club 4; Powder Puff 3; Art Aide 4; Prom Committee 3; Kindergarten Aide 2.

StM '58-'7L

stM'63-'71

"Therets no need to discuss or understand me. I won't ask of myself to become something e1se, I'11 just be me. "

SHIELD Staff: Photo Custodian 2, Assistant Adv€rtising Manager 3 , Advertising Manag er 4; Chorus 1; Dramatics 3; Office Aide 1,2; Speech 4; Badminton Team 1; Christ Church Tutoring 1r214.

StM '58-'71

RICHARD ROUSH " Dick"

"A mants mind is the man himself. "

Chorus 4; Dramatics 3; Art 2; Christmas Program 2 13; Music Aide 4; Soccer 3 14; Soccer A1l-Star.

LISA SCRANTON POSEY " Sandwich"

StM'68-'71

" Genius musu be born, it never can be taught. "

National lvlerit semi-finalist 4; N. E. D. T. Score ggolo 112; Honor Rol1 L 12 14; Perfect Attendance 1; Jr. Varsity Basketb aLL 1- ,2; Varsity Swimming

1 ,2 rB ,4; State Swimming 3; Honorable lvlention: Biology 1, Spanish I2, Chemistry 3; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Mathmatics and Science Award 3.

THOMAS JEFFERSON SANDRIDGE

"Give me the liberty to know, to believe, and to utter freely. "

Varsity Football 3 ,4; Jr. Varsity Basketb aLL 2; Homecoming Escort 4; Prom Commimee 3; Homecoming Dance Committee 4.

stM '68-'7J.

ROBERT ALF'RED SCHIMEK, JR '' Bobby"

" Gramps"

stlvl '58-'7J.

"When you've said a gentleman, you've said it all. "

Honor RolI 1,2,3,4i Athletic Honor Award 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Louisiana Boys' State A1ternate 4; _student Council: Representative, Committee Chairm an 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Jr. Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; A11 Disuict FootbaLl 4; Track 4i Typing 3; French Club 1,2,3,41 Swimming 1; Powder Puff Football Coach 3.

ALAN FORD SCHOENBERGER "Bible man"

"I'11 take the Bible as my guide until something better comes along. "

N. E. D. T. Score 960lo 2; D. A. R. American History Award 3; Typing 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4.

StM '68-'71

MICHAEL ROYCE SISTRUNK

StM '67-'7L

"God gave me life and friends, my heart grows in love. "

N. E. D. T. Score 970/o L,2; Spanish Award 1, Honorable Mention2,S; English Honorable Mention2 American History Honorable Mention 3; Athletic Award 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Louisiana Girls' State Alternate 4; Student Council Representative 1,3,4; Service Committee Chairm an 4i Class Secretary 4; Athletic Council 1,2,3; SHIELD Layout and Copy Editor 4; Chapel Progr am 4; Art L, 3; National Conference of Christians and Jews 4; Homecoming Dance Committee 2,3,4i Speech 4; Volleyball L,2,3, 4; Volleyball Captain 2; Girls' Basketball 2; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4i Powder Puff 3; Spirit Committee 4; Art Aid e 2; Prom Committee 3.

"Ask me if I care. "

N. E. D. T. Score 960lo L,2; Homecoming Game Escort 3; Typing2; Russian Club 4; Swimming 1,2,3i Varsity Swimming?,S; Swimming City 2.

StM '65-'71

KATHERINE CONNER SMITH Smif"

BALLARD BROOKS SMITH III Broolts

"

stM',65-',7L

"One of the best things a man can have up his sleeve is a funny bone. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist 4; N. E. D. T. Score ggo/o 1,,2; Honor RolI 1,2,3,4; Louisi ana Boys' State Alternate 3; Student Council Representative t; Perfect Attendanc e 1,,2; Jr. Varsity Football 1; Jr. Varsity Basketball L; Track 1; Homecoming Game

Ebcort 3,4; SHIELD Staff: Photographer 4; Acolyte 1; Typing t,2,3,4; Homecoming Dance Committee

Chairm an 4; Cluistmas Program 1; PhotoEaphy Club 'J.,2,3; Varsity Swimming 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Swimming City 2,3; Swimming State 2,3; Soccer 3; Varsity Swimming Captain 3; Religion Award l-; Loren Brooks Award 1,2; LYRE Staff: Circulation Editor 3, 4; HALO Staff: Photogr apher 1, 2, 3, 4.

CHARLOTTE ANN SPENCER

"Full of fun and mischief, too; likes doing things she shouldn't do ! "

N. E. D. T. Score ggolo 3,4; Class Officer: Treasurer 1; Chorus 1; Swimming 1; One Team Award L; Tennis Team 1; LYRE Staff: Writer 4.

"Dodie "

StM '58-'68, '70-'71

PETER MALEY STEDMAN " Pete "

StM '58-'71-

"Everyman must get to heaven in his own way. "

Scholastic Honor Award; Spanish 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4i Typing 1; Spanish Club 2,3.

"It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. "

Sewing 2,4; Homecoming Dance Committee 3; Spanish Club 4; Service Club 4; Creative Stitchery B; LYR.E Staff: Publicity, Typing 4; HALO Typisr 4; Christ Church Tutorin g 3, 4.

CAROLYN STOCKWELL "C arolyn "

StM '69-'71

ROBERT JOHN SWAYNE III "Robert "

StM '6'7 - '11-

VIRGINIA SUE WALTHALL " Ginger "

"A true friend is the best possession. "

Class Officer: Secretary 1; Art l.; Typing 4; Modern Dance Club L,2,3; Christmas Progam 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4i Powder Puff 3; hom Committee 3.

"I'11 take my outstretched hand and offer it to anyone who comes along and tells me he's in need of love, in need of hope, or m aybe just a friend. "

Perfect Attendance 1; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Court 4; SHIELD Staff: Activities Photo Coordinator

4; Chorus 1,2; Acolyte L,2; Altar Guild, 3; Library Aide 1; Sewing 1; Christmas Program 3,4; Office Aide 2,3,4i Speech 4; Volleyball Team 7,2,3,4; Volleyball Captain 3; P. E. Aide ,L,2,3,4i One Team Award 1,2,3,41 Intramurals Z,-Sr po*aer puiifootball

3; Future Nurses 1; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Kindergarten Aide 3; HALO Typist 4; HALO Reporter 2,3,4.

StM '58-'71

MARGA*EI YOUNG TAYLoR 'Peggy "

StM '66-'71

"Genius is the gold of the mind; talent is the miner who worla and brings it out. "

National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist 4; N. E. D. T. Score g9o/o tr?i Highest Class Average trZr3; National Honor Society 213r4, hesident 4; Vice-President 3; louisiana Girls' State Representative 4; Scholastic Honor Award: Bell Telephone Science Award2, Science Award 3; Student Council Representative tr2r314z Secrettry 3, Treasurer 4; Class hesident 3; Alternate Cheerleader 2,4; Homecoming Game Ctreerleader 2, 3r 4i Athletic Council 1,2; SHIELD Staff: Business Manager 3,4; Layreader 3,4; Art 1; National Conference of Chiistians and Jews 4; Homecominq Dance Committee Chairman 3r4; Christmas hogr-am 7r2,3r4; Office Aide 2,3, 4; Service Club 4; Teacher Aide 4; Volleyball Team 2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 2,3; Badminton Team 1r2,3,4; Intramurals Lr2r3r4; Spirit Club President 4; Powder tuff Football 3; hep Quiz Bowl Alternale 3; HALO Typist 3; HALO Reporter 3,4; Christ Ctrurch Tutoring\,2.

MARGARET ANNE WELCH

"Margi "

"Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others c&Dnot keep it from themselves. "

Chorus 3r 4t Homecoming Dance Committee Chairman 4; Office Aide 3; Spanish CIub 3; Intramurals 3r 4.

stM '69-'71

WENDY MICHAL WOLF ilwril

StM '58 -'71

Oh, Mike, we're gonna have so much fun at LSU next year.

Yuk, Yuk, If they think they're gonna get a payraise, they're ctazyt

I finally see the

Wendy bolws another one!

Julie and her Funky Act!

Look Jaime, I can touch the ceiling too !

Birdie, Birdie in the sky

Uh Oh; It's time for Allma Maudda

I knew I'd get stuck with the queen of spades.

Wi& friends like these who needs enemies.

If only I could get to my spinach I could break these ropes and save O1ive OiI.

It's not them I'm worried about, tinding the booze , it's the chaperones.

you

Dianne uses Dial - bet she wishes everybody did !

Quiet on the right flank !

Mademoisell Leanie - Duck.

Sing it, louise?

This is the last time I'm telling

Jamie - ItM 5t9".

Philip and Gary studying?

Ho, ho, ho, think I better go ..

I 've heard of short skirts, but that 's ridiculous !

I wonder whose lock I ended up with this week?

I'm proud to say aLI 72 are going

If I get knocked down one more time ..

Uh, Bev, I hate to say this but

What do you mean - take my foot off your head ? !

Can you guess which one is really a 32 year old housewtfe?

Anthropology - Bummah, Bummah !

Why, before my Mark

course, I looked just like you Charlie!

C'rron Coider, stop showin off your big feet.

Wonder Bread asl<s, do you want to be? "

"How big

My bumps are better than my grinds !

My girdle is killing me !

Whad d'ya say about the tnrs. ? !

But dearest r /ou don't look like a Yale man.

The Grangerford-Shepherdson feud resolves temporarily for a picture.

Eden Developer

Tom Accomando Monty Burlingame

Susan Ashby Tom Capps

Gary Ballard Renee Chastant

Denis Barry John Claiborne

Marc Barard Linda Coleman

Cowand Donna Cox Lisa Curtis Alton D avis Ger ard Dillon Foster Dunc

Dunc an Wright Eavenson David Gamble

Mark Ellinwood Barbara Gore

Stephanie E1lis Karin Gr afstrom

Robert Engel Karen Hansen

Ger a1d Evans Adee Heebe Fink

David Hesse Jamie Leonhard

Bob Jackson Tom Lipscomb

Becky Jardine Jeannette McCurnin

Dana Johnson Lynn McGuire

Marsha Jones Harry Mayronne

Elizabeth LeNoir Charlotte Mioton

Vincent Morgan Elaine Pelias

Jean Muckley Pandora Perrone

Mark Neal Stephen Pottharst

Elizabeth pedrick Laura Riddick

Mary Price Robinson

Linda Robinson

David Rusch Priscilla Rutledge

Stephanie Samples Tom Schneider

John Shober

Betsy Threefoot

Barry Smith

Cindy Treen

Daniel Snyder

David Treen

Fain Spruiell

John Treen

Linn Swanson

Susan Trippi

Abby Terkuhle

Gregorie Walden

Simon Ward

William Welsh

Mary Wolf Craig Wroten

But I really did make a 100 on my geology test!

Mickey Mouse or Captain America?

Well what DO you do when you need more toilet tissue?

If art is that much fun ?

Boys, /ou really ought to consider taking anthropology next year.

If you call me Mrs. Smith one morgtimec..

Just think, next yeil we won't have to ride the bus !

Only 798 days till graduation

Top: Presid,en,t- Bill Ba,ll

Bottom: Off ic er s - Burb ur u

Gor€, e hip Garrord, Fulv ey Fo x

Sophomores

Robert Andre William Ball

Bets/ Bankston Bonnie Bee

Gregory Berard Marie Buffington

Rachel Burla

Lucina C able

Chris Carpenter

Lynden Clay

Lyle Coward

Anita Creamer

Kevin Cummiskey

Roger Dannenberg

Stephen Davis

Edward DeMartini

Douglas Dunbar

Dolf Dunn

Roger Durham

Aubrey Durr

Charles Engel

Melanie Fanning Lizbeth Gould

Janet Fink Steven Graf

Falvey Fox Deborah Harlan

Gregory Frost Phyllis Hecht

Chip Garrard Leslie HoLtzman

C arol Gore Lisa Huggins

Margaret Hunter

Lissa Johns

Burton Kemp

Stephen Kiern

Linda Kimble David Krementz

Rebecca Llewellyn

Kevin Moss

Susan Itieg

Jaclyn Leonhard

Katherine Leslie

William McFarland

Peggy Montgomery

Claudia Moore

Kenneth Nelson

Wendy Newlin

Jeffrey Nichols

M aryl Patterson

Melissa Perrett

Sandra Platter

Allen Rader

William Rellstab

Rigby Robinson

LeT ard Moore

Rusch Laureen Saik

Wendy Schulz Cory Sullivan

Margaret Segleau C arole T ouzet

Stephen Smith Chris Von Gohen

C arI Speer Eric Wedemeyer

Jo an Staggers Janet Welch

Jocelyn Sally West

Brian White

Kathy Williams

William Wooten C arter

And if I am elected Student Council President, I promise a bottle in every locker !

I just love being Dreaux's cabbage.

Ir4e, God's gift to rr'hat? Uncle Quack wants you!

A, Louie, Louie Oh, Oh, o

Fanny rvith dimples and Zooey! Sooooey !

Freshmen

Charles A1fero Walter Becker

Roberta Arnoult Karen Berg

Honore Aschaffenburg

Temple Brown

Allyson Askew Michael Burkett

Kathy Barnes Adele Clark

Louise Scott

Keith Cummiskey Timmy Deano George DeForest Blair Denton Stacey DeMartini Frances Dousan

Lindsay Ellis

Kevin Fowler

June Frank

Danny Gauchet

Myles Gaupp

Thomas Gormin

Charles Harris

Mary Hazard

Beverly Hobbe

E1:izabeth Horton Carol Humphries Judith Johnson Gerrit Krosen

Debra Johnson Gary Lattie

Kathleen Kemp Martye Marshall

Keith Kiser Di ane M assissirr

Stephen McCollam Millard Morrison Raylene Nolan

Peter Mears Paul Murphy Katherine Owens

Brian Melius Carol Mykolyk Pamela Page

Mark Marjorie Les1ie

Adair pedrick Blair Pedrick

Cynthia Phillips

Irwin Poche

James Ray Lewis Richards

Frank Riddick Alan Schimek

Mary Kay Robinson Karen Schorling

Anne Roussel Michael Senner

Page Rydstrom Susan Senter

Susan Saik William Shell

Peter Sanchez Beth Smith

Susan Smole

Keith Spencer

Raymond Stephens

Ben Treen

James Welsh

Linda Wilson

Lisa Woolfolk

Mariko Yatsu

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Sorry Coach, I keep tripping over these darn sweat pants!

Just think - all I need is a few more and I can teach math !

If you don't quit tickling me .

Maybe one duy I'11 get into show biz!

If you make one rrore crack about my dandruff

We like S. T. M. !

Eighth

Brian Ball

Keith Bourgeois

Rebecca Brannan

James Bryant

Harry Burglass

Eighth Grad,e Class Officers

Cameron Carraway

Enrique Carvajal

Stuart Chappell

Frank Clark

Carol Cox

Deborah Crawford

Kyle Curtis

Diana Davis

Leslie Ann Davis

Diane Deane

Robert Dickerson

Gregory Dupuy

Elizabeth Edrington

Robert Ellis

Dale Evans

Louise Favrot

Les1ie Fleming

Emily Frosr

Karen Gaupp

Eugene Gibert

Robert Gonzales

Elisabeth Grafstrorn

Bryan Guice

Miller Guice

Nash Hair

Janet Hamrick

Michael Harlan

Clinton Harper

Douglas Harris

Jayme Harris

Susan Held

Rebecca Holw adal

Randolph Graham

Diane Grolla

Murray Huber

C arol Horn

Blair Johnson

Kenneth Larkin

Mariee Laudumiey

Randolph Marchmont

Richard M ayer

John McKey

Penelope Miles

Maria MizeLL

Michael Nesbitt

Karey Nolan

Robert Norm ann

Charles Lee Griff Lee III

Michaele Liles

Ann Lindsey Monique M abey

C arol Oster

Bruce Parkerson

Sarah Pedrick

Leslie Peterson

Mark Peterson

Hunter Phillips

Roger Phillips

Thomas Robbins

James Robinson

Martha Robinson

F-Lizabeth Romaine

Iames Rusch

Iaclaon Scheinuk III

Barry Sims

Carolyn Smith

Margaret Stainback

j

Robert Streeck

Barbara Swayne

Steven Threefoot

Julie Trinchard

ffi: #

Jennifer Tuero

Barry Waltinan

George Ward

Lois Watkins

Lynn Watkins

Donna West

Fred Wolf

Adam Wiegand

Monica Wooten

Patty Williams David Wright

Donna Y

Nope, gueSS again!

WHAT did you say Mrs. Haight put in that lunch?

Up up and away !

Which one am I, Wait, 1et me check my tag !

What do you mean there's no such team as Huber's Helmets?

Can't you ever do anything right?

Santas elves.

Sharvn Adams

Robert Atkinson

Carol Becker Stephen

ELizabeth Campbell

Julie Carter

Andree Chastant

Stuart Clay

Kirnberly Cotter

Barbara Danos

Rebecca Denton

Ann Fleetwood

Scott Fowler

Margaret Ann Berg leffrey Bloodwell Albert Bossier Karen Brandt Crichton Brown Avery Burglass

C assandra C alo

Laurie Frank

John Garcelon

Glenn Giles

Rebecca Gould

Monica Grafstrom

Ca rolyn Harper

Lisa Harrington

Sally Harris

Dirk Henson

Jeffery Hohnquist

Buel Humphreys

Diane Ingolia

John Green

Vlichael Haik

Gregory Keller

Kevin Kiser

Judy Lattie

Lester Lautenschla eger

Thomas LeTard

Patricia Llewellyn

Pamela Macy

Alexis Martin

Andrew Mathieson

Richard Matthews

Carter McDowell

Susan McF arland

William McGuire

Scott McQuaig

Melissa Morere

C ecil Morgan

John Morgan

Lyn Moore

Carl Mullican

Carolyn Palmer

Lee Peterson

Mark Peyronnin

John Poitevent

Wallace Porter

Lucy Anna Ray

Sarah Richards

Helen Roberts

Jan Rydstrom

Edward Scheinuk

Heidi Schorling

Margaret Schwegmann

J ames Senter

Ruth Silvernail

T erry Sistrunk

Nan Smythe

Kristen Speer

Glenn Stokes

Leslie Streeck

Renee Summers

Todd Trenchard

Andre Touzet

John Vallas

No wonder they're always at their lockers !

Mama never told rne 'bout books like this !

Do you think ultra Brite could help marry these girls off?

Like sister-like sister.

Now if I could only get past five words a tninute.

Another Tony Porter?

The L971 SHIELD Staff gratefully dedicates this portion of the SHIELD to a person whose warm smile andfourteen years of sincere service has m e a n t so much to the students of St. \4artin's.

MRS. HELEN E. GREGORY

Rhymes

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Top Left: Mr. John longstreet

Top Right: Mrs. Barbara

Fitzpatrick Center Left: Mrs. Alice M. Bowman Center Right: Mrs. Claire Robinson Bottom

Left: Mrs. Gay Nel T. Jordy

Bottom Right: Mrs. Frances Hurth

Anne Atkinson

Heather Banton

Deart, L. Robirts

MR. DEAN L. ROBINS, B. A. , Louisiana State University in New Orleans

Leslie Cohen

Suzann Derby

Lance Fitzpatrick

Catana Brown

Sar ah Bruce

Tracy Mitchell

Paul Newman

Gary Oelsner

Pauick Oosterhuis

C alvin Perrillou

Holly Hamilton

I aye Dee Ingerman

Richard Jaclaon

Mary Kay C arl

Kend all C arr aw ay

Brian Rourke

Shawn Sistrunk

Elizabeth Smart

Ann Stephens

Frank Toye

Bertrand Wilson

Alexander

Anne Griffis

E1len Harris

Sydney

David Hoffman

Russell Holwadel

Ne11 Koch

Brian }vlcCracken

Ciel1e Mu1ler

Charles Reily

Louise Rosenzweig

Robinson Snider

ilizabeth Stuart

Kim Timmreck

Eric Wyatt

Robert Ayerst C atherine Babin

Thomas Brannon Deborah C ampbell

James Cook Christopher Fox

MISS ELSIE D. SHILLING, B. S. , Wilson Teachers College; Tulane University

Georges

Hines

Kent Klein

Robbie Davis

Victoria Fleetwood

Gary Freibaum

John Holland

Brian Huber

David Humphreys

Cheryl Johnson

Myron Lindsey

John McCollam

Rachel McCracken

Virginla Mioton

Sharon Morere

Mtchael Nicoladis

Mary Normann

Rb Reeves

Emily Romaine

Robert Sims

John Adema Ben Cairns

MRS. PAT K. McCOY B.S., Winthrop College

James Calo

Lisa Carl

Barbara Crawford

Margaret Dannenberg

Terrie Jeanne Trinchard

Laura Vallas

Lori Watts

Deborah Blaylock

Christian Brown

Tatiana Carvajal

Kathy Edrington

James Garcelon

Kathryn Gordon

Brian Grove

Allison Hartwell

Charlene Hill

Gwendolyn Holinquist

Dwight HumphreYs

Bernard Jacobs

Thomas Larkin

Michael Lasky

Elizabeth lr4artin

David lr,{ayer

Eltzabeth Ayerst James Beeson

MRS. ALICE MAE C. BRYSON B.A., Southeastern Louisi ana College

Melissa Van Meter Wade Warren Laura Williams

MRS. HELEN E. GREGORY

B. A., Central Washington College; Tulane University; Loyola University; St. Mary's Dominican College

Janis Askew

John Bamforth

Elizabeth Bower

Sherralyn Davis

Deborah Ferrante

Michael Fleetwood

Catherine Fraser

Tarnara Graham

Sherri Ann Hammatt

Daniel Jackson

Carolyn Klein

Beth Lasky

Christopher Mackenzie

Tracy McCollum

William Mitchell

Richard Pettit

Sarah Reich

Patrick Robirson

David Roush

Catherine Shemwell

John Simon

Loren Sonfield

Sarah Super

Kathleen Voss

Calvin Walters

MISS VIRGINIA A. ALEXANDER

A.8., Mary Baldwin; M. Ed., Goucher College; Tulane University; Loyola University.

Carolyn Ashby

Clarke Atkinson

Christopher Benbow

Lucile Bott

Angela Campbell

Daniel Coco

Kelly Conatser

Rae Douglass

Marti Hair

GiGi Heiman

Danielle Juzan

Darolyn Lambert

Michelle Luck

Christopher Mclntire

Lauren Oelsner

Elinor Peterson

Paul Peyronnin

Ginny Phillips

Nancy Rusch

Michael Sears

Charlotte Shaffer

Catherine Shultz

Buck Stainback

Claire Stephens

Anne trVashington

Arthur Wisdom

Nancy Meyer

Frederick Miller

Nancy Newman

C onstantine Nicoladis

Sherri Rambis

Stuart Scibetta

Caroline Senter

Braddock Stuart

Kim Sutker

Montgomery

Toye

Michelle Wagner

Gregory Watson

Paige Brown

Bren Boyd

Jennifer Douglass

Lac ey Fitzpatrick

Russell Freibaum

Christopher Garrett

Stacy Grove

Leonard Huber

Terren Klein

Joseph Mabey

Ebzabeth Mayer

Attelia Blackard

Darcie Holland

Laura Babin

Judy Becker

Hartley Clay

Catherine Cosby

William F errante

Jaime F'leming

Jack Gordon

Lori Hendler

Michael Holland

Eric Holtzman

Jay Jaeger

Gretchen Kemp

Nancy Kilgore

Peggy King

Jack Koch

Amy Magee

Randy Matthews

Virginia McFadden

Blake Morgan

Anna Olinde

David Pailet

Nancy Romaine

Amy Sandridge

Stephen Seymour

Leesa Shlenker

Richard Troth

Robert Williams

MRS. ELTZABETH ANN H. WALKER

B. S. , North Texas State University

Missy Benbow

Ruff Blaylock

Nan Boyd

Chip Campbell

Johanna Clark

Robert Coleman

Tracy Conatser

C arol Davis

Lee Duncan

John Dunlap

Thadd Garrett

Ron Johnson

Mary Klinger

Elena Lange

Enga Lokey

Stuart McDowell

Melinda McNair

John Miller

Anne Paterson

Elisabeth Pettit

Michael Pinter

Andrew Poirrier

Elizabeth Saunders

Debra Scott

Lauren Shultz

William Smart

Eric Toft

MRS. THERESA G. FROST

B.A., Southeastern Louisiana College

Ann Burlingame

Roy Cairns

Erin Callahan

Cynthia Campbell

Ricardo Carvajal

Claudia C oles

Sallie Ann Davis

Mary Kay

Hamilton

David Hammatt

Patrick Hennessey

Lynn Hickrnan

Bryan Ingerman

Lorri James

Priscilla Kemp

EL:,zabeth ' Krem entz

Thomas Loop

Catherine Mackenzie

Kay Miller

Robert Mitchell

Martin Muller

Laura Prutzman

Laurie Rolling

Linda Schaller

John Serice

Ron Shemwell

Drew Story

Kelley Williams

MRS. JEANNE SHEPHERD

B. A. , Agnes Scott College

Robin Bankston

Julie Banta

Mary Susan

Burleson

Marilyn Calo

Scott Cosby

Barbara Delchamps

Heather Duncan

John Eblen

David Ferante

Charlotte Harrington

Christopher Huber

George Janvier

Anne- Sere Klein

Alan Lange

Dirk Mateer

Nancy Mayer

Elizabeth Miles

Eric Mitchell

Tea Morgan

Fred Olinde

Yolan Pinter

Robert Rader

Nora Super

Alair Swann

Steven Wulff

MISS SUSAN D. NORMANN

B. S. , Loyola University; University of Alab amai Newcomb College

Lisa Bastien

Susan Bowers

Paul Brierre

Wesley Byrne

Carolyn Caro

Mark Crawford

Virginia Davrs

John Harringron

Laurie Herron

Darleen Hill

Emily Jahncke

Steven Klein

Allison Lewis

Iohn Luck

Anne McKibbon

Patrick Porter

Arnesto Rodrig uez

Parker Roy

William Schultz

Thomas Smart

Diane Troth

Alexandrea Weis

Amy Wells

Leslie West

Karen Wulffraat

MRS. SARAH F. LONGENECKER B. S. , Wheelock College

Alice Atkinson

Dane Blaylock

Eve Boasberg

George Bott

ELizabeth Campbell

Anne Dunlap

Mary Emlet

Leonard Gordon

leffrey Gormanous

B1air Holwadel

Ashley Jaclaon

Jeffrey Jaeger

Philip James

Hans Jonassen

David Oelsner

Elizabeth Sayre

Clay Shemwell

Andrea Turnbough

Catherine Walters

Anton Zanl<t

I\4RS" EVELYN ANTHON B. S. , Louisiana State University; Louisiana Tech

Nan Alltmont

Daniel Bencel

Katherine Benbow

John Burlingarre

John Durharr

Katherine Eblen

Robin Flettrich

Stephanle George

Ashley Goodwill

James Hair

David Hammett

Thomas Huber

Keppler Laudeman

Douglas McCollam

Duncan lvlcCord

Sarah Owens

Devan Pailet

Lauren Sullivan

Kristin Webb

MRS. NELL C. BERNOS B. A., University of Southwestern Louisiana; Tulane University

Lou)er Sc hool Laughs

Return of the Pilgrim's

Saint Robins

Nick had another flat

There's no place like home !

\Ve have hirn on our teatn again today?

Who me???

FoLlow the leader .

Long spagetti for lunch today.

Who let Miss Shilling 's mouse out ?

Orgarlizntions

This yeff the Student Council has been involved in many outstanding projects in conjugation with the general purpose as stated in the preamble of the constitution of the Student Council. A bigbrother- sister Orientation pro gram, followed by Homecoming, food for deserving poverty families during Christmas and participating in the GREATM NEW ORLEANS ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT COUNCILS, are some of the programs instigated by the Student Council.

Right: President, Gary Brewster Below: Advisors, Mr. Graf, Mrs. Goheen

Above: Treasurer, Wendy Wolf; Vice-President, Carson Llewel1yn, Missing: Secretary, Adee Heebe.

Top Left: SOCIAL COMMITTEE, from rop: Cindy Treen, Carol Gore, Wendy Wolf. Top Right: SPIRIT COMMITTEE, from left: Sandra Plamer, Linda Kimble, Monty Burlingame, Sally Pettit, lyrng down: Steve Stephens.

Above: POLICY COMMITTEE, Back from left Foster Duncan, Carson Llewellyn, Kneeling: Blair Denton, Melissa Perrett, Sitting: Frank Riddick. Lower Left: SERVICE COMMITTEE, Standing: Tim Deano, Sandy Ward, Kneeling: Kathy Smith.

Secretary: K athy Smith

Vice- hesident: Sal1y Pettit

Sponsor: Fr. Austin

Sergeant-at- arms: Robert Swayne

President: Wendy Wolf

The National Honor Society is an honorary organization composed of those sophomores, juniors, and seniors rvho display outstanding achievements in the areas of scholarship , lead ership , character , and service. Under the guidance of Fr. Austin and Officers Wendy Wolf , Sa1ly Pettit, Kathy Smith, and Robert Srvayne, membership was extended to fifteen students this year.

Top: Juniors: Thomas Lipscomb, Karen Hansen, Simon Ward. lvlissing: Cindy Treen Middle: Seniors: top rorv Robert McMichael, Alan Schoenberger, Robert Srvayne, Carson Llervellln , Michael Sistrunk, Joseph Durham; bottom row - Kathryne Creamer, Wendy Wolf, Katherine Smith, Sally Pettit Mis from picture: Louise Harris

Bottom: Kathy Smith

La. Boys) and, Girls) Smtu

LEft: REPRESENTATIVES: TOP: Sally Pettit, C arson Llewellyn; Bottom: JoeI Durham, Wendy Wolf; Below: ALTERNATES: T

Row: Mike Sisuunh Peter Stedfl'rsn; center Row: Gretchen Melinda Mil1er; Bottom Row: thy Smith

For one week in August, over 1, 000 boys and girls from the entire state met at the L. S. IJ. campus for a rigorous prosam designed to give the students a first hand experience in government on the city, parish, and state levels. This year, Joey Durham and C arson Llewellyn were deLegates to Boys' State, Sally Pettit and Wendy Wolf to Girls' State. C arson was a member of the House of Representatives, Sally was on the School Board, and Joey and Wendy were bottr judges. Wendy *as also elected to the State Office of Custodian of Voting Machines.

Cho,pel Committees

Top: SENIOR HIGH CHAPEL COMMITTEE: Charles Harris, Kathy Smith, Sandy Ward, Leigh Danos, Wright Eavenson, Julie Pe1lerin, Lisa Posey, Philip Martin, Jamie Leonhard. Left: ALTAR GUILD: Mrs. Van Meter (Sponsor), Becky Llewellyn, Liz Horton , Lindsay E1lis.

Aduaruced Placement and lYational Merit Scholars

Top: ADVANCED PLACEMENT, 4th Row: Joey Durham, Mike Sistrunk, Peter Stedman; 3rd Row: Steele Haile, Mike McClung, Mike Kantor, Robert McMichael; 2nd Row: Kathryn Creamer, Louise Hamis, Cherry Phillips, Gretchen E1lis, Cindy Haynes; l-st Row: Jeannette Caspers, Sally Pettit, wendy wo1f, Kathy Smith. Bortom: NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS, Front Row: JoeI Durham, Peter Stedman, John Halsey, Wendy Wolf, Bobby Schimek, Cindy Haynes; Back Row: Robert McMichael, Gretchen E11is, Kathryn Creamer. Right: SPONSOR: Andrew Edmonson.

Top: JUNIORS: Tom Lipscomb, Karen Grafstrom, Stephen Fink, Robert Engel, Tom Schneider, Sandy Ward, Karen Hansen, Laura Riddick. Bottom: SOPHOMORES: Betsy Bankston, Kathy Williams, Charl.es Engel, Melissa Perrett, Bill Wooten, Jackie Leonhard, Eric Wedemeyer, Anita Creamer, Kevin Moss, Becky LIewellyn.

Praise God in His sanctury;

Praise Him in the firmament of His Power.

haise Him for mighty acts;

haise Him deseending to His abundant greatness.

Praise Him with the blast of the horn, Fraise Him with the psaltery and harp.

Praise Him with the timbrel and dance;

Praise Him with the loud-sounding cymbals;

Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord.

Psalm 150

THE REVEREND JOHN B. AUSTIN, Assistant Headmaster, B. A. , M. A. , Tulane Univ.; B. D. , Univ. of the South; Univ. of Pennsylvania, L. S. U. N. O. , toyola Univ. Bottom Left: THE REVEREND IOSEPH R BECKMAN, Ass Chaplain, B. A. , Tulane Univ. , L. Th. , Seabury-Western Theology Seminary. Bottom Righq THE REVEREND GEORGE F. WHARTON III, Chaptain, Univ. of the South, L. S. T. , General Theological Seminary, B. A. , Oxford

Actiaities

Sally Pettit, Editor; Mrs. Kemp, Faculty Advisor; Adee Heebe, Associate Editor; Bliss Bultman, Shatzie Bahn, Activities; Leigh Danos, Betsy Bankston, Cindy Haynes, Classes Editors; Lisa Posey, Babs Bryant, Advertising; Irwin Poche, Photography; Gretchen El1is, Favorites; Louise Harris, Scholarship; Kathy Smith, Layout Copy Editor. t+4

Top: Left to Right: Betsy Threefoot, Chapel; Joye Durham, Boy's Sports; Cherry Phillips, Senior Editor. Top Center: Left to Right: Jamie Lenoir, Girl's Sports; Mary Harkness, Art Editor; Philip Martin, Processing Coordinator. Bottom Center: Left to Right: Carole Touzet, CopI Trunscribes; Jane Orfila, Faculty; Wendy Wolf , Business Manager. Bottom: Lower School Editors.

Top Left: Feature Editors - Cindy Treen, Adee Heebe; Top Right: News Editor - Kitty Creatner; Bottom Left: SponsorsMrs. Jane Vaughters, Mrs. Suzanne Webb; Bottom Right: Editor - Jamie Leonhard.

Left: Boys'sports Editors - Philip Hatch, Missing: Monty Burlingame; Top Right: Typists - Melissa Perrett, Cherry , Sandra Platter, Carole Touzeti Left: Photographers - Irvin Pooche, Peter Stedman; Center: Girls'Sports EditorBryant, Fashion Editor - Melinda Mi11er; Bottom: Cartoonist - Harry Mayronne.

Top Left: Sponsor: Mr. Edmonson, Editor: Katherine Creamer, Assistant Editors: Rene Chastant, (missing) Ashton Fisher, Bottom Left: Copy Editors: Jeanette Caspers, Donna Cox, Art Editor: Mike McClung, Art Staff: Anita Cteamer, Lynn McGuire, (missing) Stephanie Samples.

Top Left: Typing editor - Carol Touzet

Top Middle: Circulation ediror - Adee

Heebe Top Right: Circularion sraffMark Ellenwood, Missing - Robert Eng1e

Middle Left - Typing - Melissa perrer and Marie Buffingron }liddle Cenrer

Publication editor - John Halsey Botrom:

Publication staff - Jackie Leonard and Carolyn Stockwell

Top: SPANISH CLUB; Center Left: SERVICE CLUB; Center Right: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB; Bottom Left: SPIRIT CLUB; Right: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

Top: OFFICE AIDES: MarY Price

Robinson, Cherry Phillips, Wendy

WoIf, Donna Cox; Bottom: P. E. AIDES: Carole Touzet, Janet Welch, Margie Nelson, Allyson Askew, Cindy Phillips, Leslie Patterson.

Top: SEMOR HIGH LOWER SCHOOL AIDES: Wendy Wolf, Sally Pettit, Becky Llewellyn, Margaret Hunter; Bottolrr: JUMOR HIGH LO\,VER SCHOOL AIDES: Donna \,Vest, Patty Williams, Barbara Srr,ayne, Martha Robinson.

Above: ALTERNATE CHEERLEADERS - Linda Kirnble, Leslie Holrzman, and Cori Sullivan.

Bottom: VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Louise Normann, Iulie Pell.erin, teanie Muckley, Babs Bryant, Barbara Gore, Peggy Taylor, and Donna Melius.

ad,ers

Above Left: HEAD CHEERLEADER - Babs Bryant

Center Left: Donna Melius

Bottom Left Barbara Gore

Above Right: Peggy Taylor

Center Right: Louise Normann

Bottom Right: Jeanie Muckley

Top: Leslie Peterson, Christie Speer, Lindsay Ellis, Lynn Watkins, Lee Peterson, Kathy Owens, Mary Hazard, Iois Watkins.

Bottom: HOMECOMING CHEERLEADERS: Linda Kimble, Bliss Bultman, Wendy Wolf , Julie Pellerin, Leslie Holtzman, CorY Sullivan, Donna Cox.

Far)orites

Wendy Wolf

t66 Goryr Brewster

BABS BRYANT JOEY DURHAM

Most Populclr

CHARLIE FAVROT JAMIE LENOIR

KATHY SMITH PHILIP HATCH

Most Athletic

tEStIE PETERSON BRYAN BALI

lr. High ld,eol

Tnygy Joyf""

Cin""V 76rfrp'

C6n..y on{ Doug

The Hornecoming Garne

Sports

Co- Captains PHILIP HATCH

Head Coach RICK DIKE

MIKE SISTRUNK

Managers KIM HOLTZMAN PAUL DeCAMP

Coach LARRY RA\4BIS

Coach DON SCHWARTZ

Mandeaille

The Saints opened the l-970 football season with a disappointing los to the Vlandevill Skippers. Tlie Saints received the ooeriihs kickoff and drove down to^ the <) Mandevill four yard Iine. Monty Burlingame did the honors and crashed in to score on the fouryard burst. The following conver6ion failed. After receivins the Saints kickoff, Mandeville'-opened its scoring on a 47 yard run by halfback "Sammy Sims. Thelr two point conversion was good.

In the second quarter, the Saints fought their way down ro the lvlandeville one-foot line. On a debatable caII, Bill Ball's dive up the middle was ruled no good, and the Skippers gained possEsion of the ball bh their own bne-yard line. On the very next plal, Mand'eville back blnny htr6mpson raced 99 yards for a touchdown. Their conversion attempt failed, The scoring ended in the fourth quarter on a Tour yard run by Sams of Mandeville. The Saints played a spirited game, but were ab,rcLted 2o'-O by tfie po*"r- ful Skippers.

GARY BREWSTER Quarterback

TY COOK End

DOUG ALLEN End

Country Doy

Recovering from their opening game loss to Mandevill, the mighty Saints smashed the Country Day " Daisies" 20-0. Three lorlg scoring plays put, the Saints' points up on the board. Late in the first-quarter, swift Joey Durham outran the Countr| Day defense on his way to i AA yafi touchdown run to get the Saints' first points. The 6onversion attempt for 2 points failed.

Tha powerful Saints scored again on a 57 yafi screen pass from Gary Brewster to Vlonty Burlingame, capping a 79 yafi drive. A key block by Benton Gay sent the fleet Burlingame on his way. Burlingame also ran in the coilversion fbr two more points.

A fake punt by the " Daisies" failed and St. Martin's regained possession on the Country Day 42. The second play from scrimm a1e, Gary Brewster uncorked a 36 yard aerial to Kei*r Maxson, who sprinted. for a touchdown. The conversion attempt failed.

The tough Saint's defense did not a11ow tfie " Daisies" a first down in the second half and only one in the entire game. The Saints ground out 11? yards rushing anf tossed for 95 more, netting 2!2 yards total offense.

JOEY DURHAM Halfback BENTON GAY Guard

PHILIP HATCH Wide Receiver

The tough Saints added another victory to their record in beating McDonough 3 5 by a score of 20-G at Behrman Stadium.

McDonough 35 surprised the Saints by posting a 6-0 lead early in the second quarter. The Saints were quick to rally and knotted the score at 6-G on a 5 yard burst by Monty Burlingame. The half eirded wittr the store tied at 6-6.

St. N4artin's carne back in the second half and played spirited balI. The sainti drove down to IvfcDonough's one yard line. Bill Ball got the nod and crashed in to put the Saints ahead 12-6. Monty Burlingame ran in the conversion to up the score 14-6.

The Saints clinched the vicrory when Keith Ma:cson srabbed a 29 yard pass from Gary Brewster for the final touchdown in the last quarter.

In smashing McDonough, the Saints proved that they c5uld fight back when losing. J

MIKE KANTOR End

CARSON LLEWELLYN Linebacker

KEITH N4AXSON Wide Receiver

Burl,s

St. Martin's won their first district game played by edeinq past the Buras Wildcats 14-8. Quarterb'ack Gur"y"Brewster and halfback Joey Durham Ied the Saints to victory by scoring a touchdown apiece.

The Saints struci< filst in th"e openinq period after Benton Gay recovered a blocked punt d6dp in the Wildcats' territory.

The Saints' score came when Joey Durham crashed over the goalline from six yards out. The conversion attempt failed.

Buras managed to put some points on the board before half-tirie with a 13 yard touchdown pass that.capped a 70 yard drive. The tow poilt cofiverrron was succeisful and Buras Ied at half-time B -6.

The third quarter was a defensive battle, &s most of the game was. Neither club was able to score in the third period.

The turning point of the game ossurred in the fourth quarter"when Mike Siftrunk crashed through the Buras line and nailed the Buras runner in the endzone for a safety. This knotted the score at B-B fi:lf"ile the saints the momentum that they

After an exchange of punts, the_saints fought 70 yards down to thE Buras one yard line. Gary Brewster, sneaked across the goal line behind the powerful blocking of the Sainl's offensive 1ine. The conver$on failed", leaving the score at 14-8.

The major credit for the Saints' hard-fought victory goes to the stout defense, who held the strong Buras offensive machine to only one touchclown.

TOM SANDzuDGE Tackle

MIKE SISTRUNK Center

TOM ACCOMANDO Guard

Ben Franklin

St. Martin's Saints, having beaten Buas the previous week were stunned by u tie with the Ben Franklin Falcons.

The Saints steadilv ran uo and down the field on off6nse, dut only scored once. Bill Ball blasted in for the Saint's only points of the evening, making the score 6 -0.

St. Martin's drove within the Falconts twenty yard line four times, but stalled and failed to score.

The Saint defense held the Falcons for the whole gaffi€, eXcept on one drive in ttre fourth quarter when the Falcons managed to sustain a drive and score. ftis knotted the talIy at 6-6 and ended the scoring for the qame.

The Saints marched up and down the field on offense followins

---o Bill Ball and.. Ioey Durham, but were able to score but six points.

MONTY BURI,INGAME Halfback

GERRY DILLON Tackle

FOSTER DUNCAN Guard

Sam Barthe

St. Martin's was overpowered by the Sam Barthe Hornets 32-0 in the Saints third district game. Barthe's massive offensive -attack proved to be the Saint's downfall as the Hornets netted 381 yards total offense.

The Saints fought dauntlessly in the first quartel, aflowing l Barthe no points. Barthe, hbwever, rallied 24 0f their 32 poinrs in the second quarter, despife several outstanding defensive efforts by Saints.

The second half was a much more evenly fought ball game. The Hornetl werE held sc''oreles in the third quarter and were allowed but one touchdown in the final period.

Bill Ball turned in an outstanding effort for the Saintsr offense, while Mike Sistrunk anchored the defense and gave Barthe runnem much trouble.

At this point, the Saints were l--J.-L in district play.

Aroused bv a smashine defeat at the hands of ttre Sam Harthe Hornets, the St. Martin's Saints celebrated homecoming by literaIly crushing the St. John Chargers in a 40-6 romp. The Saints capitalized on the long scoring play several times.

St. Johnts lone score came in the third quarter on a 43 yard touchdown. The rest of the game was all for the Saints.

Bill Ball started the scoring spree for the Saints on the fourth play of the game when he crashed through the middle and raced 49 yards for a touchdown. The Second quarter's scoring consisted of two Saint touchdowns. Gary Brewster broke loose for a 33 yard touchdown jaunt. Keith Maxson added the finishing touch for the first half by breaking several tackles and racing for another 33 yafi touchdown on an end-&rou[d.

Gary Brewster crossed the goal line again in the third quarter, this time on a 65 yard long sc&Irlper to set the score at 28-6. The final period saw Ball crash over from [he one yard line for his second score of the gaffre. Richie Rusch scored his firsl touchdown of th e year on a 43 yard sprint, endine the Saints' scoring contest. The S"aints offense qround out 395 yards on the groundand 1? in the air.

The Saints offense was by no means the only decisive factor in the galne. The stout St. Martin's defeise crushed the Charqer's offense complelely, alloiving but one score. Defensive stalwarts for the Saints included Mike Sistrunk, Philip Hatch, Carson Llewellyn, Mike Kantor, and David Hesse.

Sr. lohn,

TOM LIPSCOMB Defensive Halfback

ROBERT ENGEL Tackle

DAVID HESSE Halfback

Vand,ebilt

The Vandebilt Terriers of Houma led by quarterback Fritz Rau, outpowered the S aints 33- 14.

St. Martin's surprised the favored Terriers when Garv Brewster hit Keith Maxson on a 6 y?rg pa's.s foI ,.h" first score of the game, giving the Saints a 6-0 edge.

The mighty Saints deferue held Vandebilt on the ensuinq series and req'ained possession of the bali. A Saint's fflmble was scooped up by a Terrier who raced 66 yards for a touchdown, putting Vandy ahead 'l-6.

Not giving up,Bill Ball literally ran over 3 defenders on his way to a 42 yafi touchdown jaunt. The conversion pass from Garv Brewster to Wi1lie Hatch shoved th'e saints in front , L4-7. Vandebilt came back late in the second period on a 21, yard scoring pass by outstanding euarterback Fritz Rau. In the final lTlolnentS of the same guarter, Rau again connected for a 10 yard score, putting the Terriers ahead , 20-14,

The Saints were again plagued by Rau in the second half as he led the Terriers to two more touchdowrrs, ending the game with Vandy ahead, 33 -14-.

The Saint defense put up an excellent effort, being Ied by Wi1lie Hatch, David Hesse, Carson Llewellyn, and Foster Duncan. Hatch and Hesse intercepted several key passes, stalling Vandebilt t.J orlves.

Bill Ball led the Saints offense, grinding out BB yards against the overpowering Vindebilt defensel

TOM SCHNEIDER Center

JOHN SHOBER Halfback

BOBBY ANDRE Tackle

IYeusmarl

St. Martin's ended the 1,970 football season on a grand note by smothering the Newman Greeni es 20-L4,

Bill Ball and Gary Brewster led the mighty Saint offense as they overpowered the " strong" Newman defense.

After holding Newffran following the opening kick-off , ttie saints wasted no iirne in scoring. On the second play, Bill Ball romped through a huge hole in the line for a 79 yard touchdown. -Wi11ie Hatch grabbed a pass from Gary Brewster for the 2 point conversion.

Recovery of a Newtnan fumble put the Saints deep in Newman's territory,- Ball again ran over the Greenie's defense, this time for a two yard score, giving the Saints a L4-0 lead.

Newman, no pushover, came back late in the first quarter for a one yard touchdown. Newm an again managed to squeeze by the touqh Saint defense with 2 minutes left in the firsi half for another one yard score, knotting the score at 74-L4.

The seeond half of the game was all for the Saints, a Newman was held scoreless. Newman had the ball for only one series of plays in ttre third quarter as th6 Saint offense'colitrolled the game. Gary Brewster scored the winning touchdown by dashing in from the five ya?O line. The 'saints now Led 20-14.

Willie Hatch saved the game with a timely interception, stopping a Ndwman drive late iir the tourth quarter.

The Saint offense then proceeded to drive down to the Newman six yhrd line and, with 46 seconds teft in the game, let the clock run out. The score wals set at 20-1"4, the Saints having beaten Newman for the first time in seven years.

Philip Hatch and lvlike Sistrunk were the defensive stalwarts for the Saints.

BILL BALL Halfback

KEVIN CUMMISKEY Center

Top: DOLF DUNN Tackle

Middle: CHIP GARRARD End

BottoM: RICHIE RUSCH Quarterback

TOP: AUBREY DURR Halfback

Middle: BURT KEI\4P Tackle

Bottom: CHRIS VON GOHREN Guard

Top: GREG FROST Tackle

Middle: BILL McFARLAND End

f. f. Footbotl

Bo,sketboll

The 1970-71 Saints started the season in fine fashion by winning two tournarlents i n December. They defeated tough St. Bernard to gain the Riverside Championship for the second year in a row and they rvon the Port Sulphur Holiday Invitational. Their December record..was L2 wins and 3 losses. Disffict play started in January and the team got off to a bad start by iosing their first two district games. Howevet, theycame back strong by winning the next three district games. In both efforts agairst arch-rival. Newman; however, the team played exceptionally well losing the first in overtime and losing the second by one point. If they had played as well against the other district opponentsr they would have gotten into the state play-offs.

I would like to thank co-captains Phil Hatch (ail district honorable mention) and Gary Brewster (a11 district 2nd team) for their fine efforts this season. Also thanks go to seniors Mike Kantor, John Corder, Ty Cook, and Keith Maxon. These boys had a 79-12 win-loss record this year and a 23-79 record their junior year giving them a 42 win and 2! loss record for their varsity careers. This is a fine record, one to be proud of . . Congratulations boys.

Coach Rick Dike

1970-71

Saints' Scoreboo,rd,

GARY BRE\,VSTER S r. F orw ard Sr

TY COOK Guard-Forward

JOHN CORDER Sr. C enter

WILLIE HATCH Sr. Guard

MIKE KANTOR Sr. C enter

DENIS BARRY Jr. Guard

STEPHEN POTTHARST Jr " Forw ard

DAVID HESSE Jr. Guard

JOHN SHOBER Jr. Guard

VINCE MORGAN Jr. Forw ard

CHIP GARRARD Soph. Center

STEVEN GRAF Soph. Forward

CHRTS VON GOHREN Soph. Guard

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7th Crod,e Bosketboll

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TRACK MEET SCHEDULE 1971

St. Paul 's Invitational

Jesuit Invitational

St. Martin 's Invitational

Vandebilt, Newman, and St. Martin's @ STM

Reserve Invitational

\Vestside Relays

Southeastern Relays

Freshm&rl- Sophornore Riverside League

Varsity Riverside League

Private School Meet

E. D. White Invitational

District 64'4' Meet

Regional Meet

State AA Meet

Track Coach

A.G. ''TONY'' PORTER

Top Row: Wendy S chulz, Allyson Askew, Jeanette McCurnin, Pandie Peronne, Bottom Row: Liz Horton, Kay Kemp, Cory Sullivan.

Swimmirtg: Sr.fr. High

Top Row: Frorn Left: Dale Evans, Carol Horn; Middle Row: Diane Deane, Debbie Crawford, Penny Miles; Bottom Row: Monique Mabey, Renee Chastant.

Top Left: Melinda Mil1er, Louise Norman, Center: Elizabeth LeNoir, Linda Robinson, Bottom Left: Wendy Wolf, Pandee Peronne.

Top Right: Peggy Taylor, Mary hice Robinson, Center: Kathy Smith, Bottom Left: Barbara Gore, Jamie LeNoir

1st Row: From Left: Debbie Johnson, Allyson Askew, Janet Welch, Louise Becker; Znd Row: Rigby Robirrson, Stacy DeMartini, Cory Sullivan; 3rd Row: Susan Krieg , Wendy Schulz, Mary Sue Edwards (coach), Sally West.

Top Picture: SENIOR HIGH TENNIS TEAM, 1st Row: From Left: Janet Welch, Rigby Robinson, Nan Smythe; Znd Row: Li z LeNoir, Stephanie Ellis, Mary Price Robinson. Right Picture: JUMOR HIGH TENNIS TEAM, 1st Row: From Left: Beth Edrington, Diane Deane, Carolyn Srnith; 2nd Rorv: Jennifer Tuero, Leslie Fleming.

Lst Row: From Left: Diana Davis, Becky Brannan, Diane Ingolia; Znd Row: Monique Mabey, Carol Horn, Diane Deane, Carolyn Smith, Jennifer Tuero; 3rd Row: Barbara Swayne, Martha Robinson, Donna West, Dale Evans.

1,4 AND UNDER, 1st Row: From Left: Adair Pedrick, Linda \vilson, Kay Kemp ; Znd Row: Sudie Senrer, Liz Horton, Kathy Owers, Allyson Askew; Srd Row: Diane Massimini, Kay Robinison, Debbie Johnson, Carol Humphreys, Stacy DeMartini. 72 AND UNDER, 1st Row: Patsy Llewellyn, Meg Stainback, Carolyn Palmer;2nd Row: Nan Smythe, Kristy Speer, Diane Ingolia; 3rd Row: Linda Alfonish (coach), Lee Peterson, Carol Cox, Carol Horn.

Doncing

1? ecial Euerlts

How many times oh Lord, how times?

How many times have I told your /ou can't make touchdowns at a soccer game? !

Oh, let the sunshine

Today the bookstore, tomorrow the world!

It has come to our attention that certain students are abusing the dress privileges . I didn't know we'd have THIS in education !

Typically Bill

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Sweet Baby Joey

Stephen, we knew your hair was getting long, but this is ridiculous !

And 1o, the angels of the Lord were upon them.

Raindrops keep fa1lin' on rny head...

And the Freak of The Year Award goes to

S orry , Charlie !

Poor rvhite trash

Ivliddle: Board of Visiters and Board of Trustees

Lower Left: Dr. F'. Stone

Induction of Honor lower right: Society

Christmo; Progro,m

BEAUTIFICA TION C OMMITT EE, Top: Back Row: Kevin Moss, Diane Massimini , Debbie Johnson; F ront Row: Raylene Nolan, Mary Kay Robinson, Kirk Moore , G errit Kroesen. Right: Sponsor: Mr. Berard

Top: jUNIOR HIGH SERVICE COMMITTEE, Front Row: Suzetre Harper, Terry Sistrunk, Carolyn Smith, Debbie Crawford; Back Row: Tracey Lee, Dale Evans, Fr. Beckman, Leslie Peterson, John Green. Bottom: ADVISORY COMMITTEE, Back Row: John Ha1sey, Mr. Epley, Fr. Austin; Front Row: Gretchen Ellis, Mrs. Iohnson, Adee Heebe, Missing: Mr. Graf.

I just can't wait to show off my new bikini.

nut why can't Margaret come - what have you done to her?

frhat was that coactri off ttre tel

What do you mean I can't fit into the swing.

I finally came down to everyo else's level.

We learned from the expert, Big Bunny.

Come on Mike, braces can't be that bad!

Friday afternoon at the Funny Farm

Mother LaRue and her girls

Yes siree, Mr. Dike runs a tight training camp !

It's Uncle Barry's "Let's TelI A Story " tilTle.

Now Philip, 1lou say the pains are coming every 5 minutes? !

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