1978 - St. Martin's Episcopal School Yearbook

Headmaster's Address

De ar Class of 1978,

St. M artin's graduating class of 19 7 8, w e salute y o u ! Y o u shall be rem embered for your broad interests, v aried talents, ent h u siasm, and good w ill. Y o u r acc om plish m ents as ind i v i duals and as a class have strengthened your s ch ool , and in the proc e s s, you too have gro wn and your abi li ty to serve bas i prove d. Y ou w ill be m i s sed.

e wou ld charge y o u t o c ontin ue you r devel op .ent by gi\ing ) our best Ge t invo l v ed de e pl y and set your goals high All of u s b enefi t fr om the pr o c ess of each of us reaching beca se all of u s d epend on th ose around us . Meanings are fo din se nice, and p u t simp l y , you as we ll a s all ar ound ou \\ill ~- you eatest hap piness and sa t is fa ction in senice. Cse e :_--:-:__-:-:edia e _·ears ahead as ones to s h arp en our abili · t o c o _ · !..'.:e es to that aven ue best suited for yo o co ff,..-a rds service in all the times ah 0 • •

3.e. ember al wa s that S •• ~a..ci:J. ' s · , :o re ~er \\ill be a _e ... lhe::- o : e .,..._ _ r;--: - • , -=- ~-;-_. often so that \-e a::-e ; - ...:::e ::-.:,,.; -==..==: -=O.l our s.

Faith

faith (fath). noun- Fidelity to one's promises, or allegianc e t o duty, or to a person; loyalty. Faith.

Faith is the most important concept we learn at Saint Martin's. Faith in ourselves. Because w ithout that faith we can have nothing. Our faith, our confidence in ourselves is w hat se parates the leaders from the followers. Our faith allows us to achieve, to surpass. With fa ith in ourselves, we cannot lose. This is the most important concept experienced at Saint M artin's. Faith in ourselves.

Past

Saint Martin's Protestant Episcopal School started thirt y y ears ag o , with fe w students and e,en less facilities. St. Martin's began to pro v ide Ne w Orleans students with an alternate typ e of college preparation, it was a ne w institution with ne w ideas.

Present

Saint Martin's now has gr o- -:: ::c ::::..::::es i s o riginal size, and the facilities and teaching methods have pr o~ e-s==:e ::___ ....:..=e. ·· facilities now cove ring the whole campus, and a wide variety of c ur:-: -=--= = • , 2. - c_rric ar acti,ities , it is approaching the model college preparitory sc h oo

Future

From kindergarden through twelfth grade , we w ork and study to serve ourselves and our community Saint Martin's future lies with the continuation of our work and study The future can be seen in every student who attends Saint Martin's. We, the students of Saint Martin's are the future

Aunt Jane- what would we do without her? Through the late notes, tardy slips, excuses for skipping out she shines with her usual grin and great attitude. We dedicate this Shield to a truly happy person, everyone's aunt, Jane Schmidt.

Faculty And Administration

Mr. John C. Comfort

Mr . Robert Cairns, assistant Headmaster

Dr. Joe Thornton, Upper School Head

Mr. Peter Waas, Middle School Head

Mr Joe Labaree, Elementary School Head

Mrs Marge Conatser, Primary School Head

Administration And Staff

Mr. David Rankin, Director of Development and Communications

Ms. Kitty Rawson, Special Programs Coordinator

Mrs. Bessie Tisdale, Bookstore Manager

Mr. William Spath, Business Manager

Mrs. Florence Kreeger, Registrar

Ms. Debora McIntosh, Duplications Specialist

Administration And Staff

Mrs. Ouida Muller, College Counselor

Mr. Al Trevino, Physical Plant Director

Ms Betty Bankston, Assistant to the Registrar

Mrs. Norma Mcloughlin, School Nurse

Mrs. Jerry Williams, Assistant to the Bookstore Manager Mrs Alice Haight, Dietician

Administration And Staff

Mrs. Diane Mary, Secretary to the Headmaster

Mrs. Jane Schmidt, Secretary to the Head of the Upper School

Mrs. Dot Stengel, Lower School Secretary

Mrs. Clyda Otwell, Secretary to Mr. Rankin

Mrs. Jo Waas, Secretary to the Head of the Middle School

Mrs Frankie Yeargain, Receptionist

English

The chief functions of the English Department are to foster understanding and appreciation of literature · and to provide the instruction in the preferred forms and structures of English. Since this discipline is repetitive and cumulative, efforts are made to correlate the work on all levels. In addition to offering basic instruction in literature, composition, and grammar for all students in the middle and upper schools, members of this deaprtment sponsor some school publications and dramatic activities.

Mr. Mark Jones, Middle School English and Social Studies

Mrs. Andree Herrington, Middle School English

Mrs. Harriette Burks, Department Head

Mr. Henry deMauriac, Upper School English

Mr John Prentiss, Middle and Upper Schools English

Mr. Chester Day, Upper School English

Mrs. Elizabeth Wells, Middle and Upper Schools

Mrs. Eileen Beckman, Middle School English

Mathematics

The mathematics department at St. Martin's has many objectives, some of which are quite specific, while others are of a more general type.

General objectives may be summarized by saying that we would like all students to develop an ability to analyze data, formulate problems, and apply the basic concepts and properties necessary to their solution.

To aid in achieving our goals and objectives, we offer the traditional prep school curriculum of algebra I through calculus, plus two recent additions of probability & statistics and computer studies.

Mr. James Latham, Department Head

Mr. Jim Marsalis, Algebra II

Mr. Vincent Fouchi, Middle School Mathematics

Mrs. Barbara Saik, Geometry

Mrs. Barbara Montgomery, Middle School Mathematics

Mrs. Myrth Lee, Middle School Mathematics

Mrs . Lynn Bolles, Algebra I

Science

HThe basic goals of the Science Department are to develop an appreciation of the value of the application of science to the improvement of human conditions, comprehend the necessity for the intelligent control of technology, and to appreciate the infinite possibilities of solving human problems through research.

Mr. Harold Graf, Department Head

Mrs. Iva Mae West, Biology

Mrs. Kathryn Chastant, Geology

v1rs. Allison Koy, Middle School ,cience and Social Studies

Mr. David Koldys, Middle School Coach and Science

Mrs. Belle Johnson, Middle School Science

Social Studies

The Social Studies Department focuses 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 the social sciences to develop skills and concepts from which rational and meaningful decisions can be made in a world of changing social forces and conflicting ideologies .

Mr. James Davis, Upper School History

Mr. William Rosenbaum, Middle and Upper Schools Social Studies

Mrs. Dorothy Porter, Department Head

Mr. James Gravois, Upper School History

Mr. Bruce Houghtaling , Middle School History

Foreign Languages

The objectives and goals of the Foreign Language Department are to teach the students to speak and understand the foreign language with increasing ability, to read with increasing ease and enjoyment, and to develop a degree of facility in writing the foreign language. At the same time, the Foreign Language Department strives to deepen the students' understanding and appreciation of French and Spanish- speaking cultures, deepen his understanding and appreciation of his own language and culture through comparison, and help him get acquainted with the principal literary genius through well- known authors of French and Spanish-speaking cultures.

Mr. Mitchell Berard, Department Head

Mr. Pedro Perez, Upper School Spanish

Miss Pegi Hendren, Upper School Spanish

rs Elena Rodriguez, Middle School Mr. Douglas Hudson, Upper School Ms • Mary Rossiter, Middle School French and History ,anish French

Religion

The objectives of the Religion Department are to conduct classes, plan chapel services and service projects, and to offer student counseling.

The Reverend Graig Wylie, Chaplain

The Reverend Marshall James, Director Christian Life Program

The Reverend Jerry Otwell, Chaplain

Library

Our library reflects the philosophy and goals of St. Martin's--a warm, friendly place to go for study, relaxing, reading, or scholarly research. We hope our students remember these happenings with fondness.

Mrs. Alma Ruth Hess, Upper School Head Librarian

Ms . Janeth Huber, Media Specialist

Mrs. Gay Nel Jordy, Lower School Librarian

Mrs. Susan Houghtaling, Upper School Librarian and Middle School Spanish

Mrs. Winifred James, Upper School Librarian

Mrs. Marty Labaree, Upper School Library Assistant

Fine Arts

Art ... an expression of one's self--a new awareness ... relaxing, frantic- -different things to different people. Music much variety . . . chorus- -forty-six members in high school . . . middle school chorus . . music appreciation new risers instrumental music throughout the second floor of the barn ... addition to pep rallies. Typing . . . offered for middle and high schoolers.

Mr. Robert Martin, Upper School Art

Mrs. Betsy Kaston, Middle School Art and Social Studies

Mrs. Carolyn Boone, Art Department Head

Mrs. Candy Kirby, Lower School Art

Fine Arts

Mr. John Sayre, Music Department Head

Mrs. Shirley Tinnnreck, Artist In Residence

Ms Mary LeBlanc , Instrumental Music

Mrs. Jean Parmelee, Typing

Mrs. Alice Bowman, Lower School Music

Physical Education

The P. E . department is concerned with the physical and mental development of the whole person. Skills are begun in the first grade and more difficult skills and introduced as the individual grows in age and size. Team games and individual play are introduced in the upper grades to develop carry over values into later life. This is an important part in the development of the entire individual.

Mr. Rome Evans

Mr. Thomas Shepherd

Mr. Tony Porter, Athletic Director and Upper School History

Mr. James Armstrong

Mr. John Ponds

Physical Education

Mr. David Rice

Ms. Beverly Alberstadt

Mrs. Sue Edwards

Mrs. Linda Trevino

Mrs. Janet Russo, Physical Education Assistant and Playground Supervisor

(left to right) P. Burton, no longer employed, M. Johnson, I. LeBlanc, A. LeBlanc, E. Robinson, C. Smith

first row: H. Melazzo, R. Landry, And M. Arche second row: Willie Mae, E . Robinson, B. Sevoy, S. Ducote, and A. Haight

Library work is so fullfilling.

Now, what is that story again?

By the twitching of my thumb, something this way comes.

The Wiz

This is our Alma Mater; Forever it will remain. We'll be faithful And keep her honor, We're proud to claim her name. No matter where e'er life's cares may drive us, Her teachings will be there to guide us. Long live our dear St. Martin's that We cherish and we love.

Ricau

Classes

Seniors!! Class Of

Will You Ever Forget

WILL YOU EVER FORGET ?

- Mrs Frost pulling teeth

-Homemade ice cream at Mrs. Shephard's house

-Beverly Seay germs

-Termites in the boys bathroom

- Square dancing with Mrs. Bovmian

1 'Bounce and bounce and bounce and catch! 1 1

-Angelle Mouras' horses and Tom Jones

- ''I Don't Believe in Mary Worth. 11

- Miss Schymanski I s crewcut

-Hymn sings

- Miss Shilling I s black book

- Miss Gregory I s bell

1 'Pim Wee' 1 the lizard

- Mrs. Crane's ' 1tough toenails 1 1 and her little red wagon

-MISS MINVERA

-Clayballs on the clock in Mrs. Seay's class

-Fr. Warton's birthday blessings

- Wade Warren's snakes

-Sixth grade bathrooms

- Fr. Rhymes taking girl's purses

-Pork-n-Beans during Miggy's

-Hee-Haw Day

-Chorus with Mr. Walsh

- Instant geography with Mr. Schwartz

- Waveland retreat

-Picnic at Jimbo's farm

-Mrs. Lobenstein I s kiss of knighthood

-SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON projects

-Little Store

-Fearless Leader, Hiking Hot Dogs, and Go-Pack

-Rosy's dirty jokes en route to Tenn.

-Big ''V' I

-Being ten minutes behind Mrs. West when taking notes

- Catching up during her stories

- Coughin I Corner

-Mr. Van Horn spinning his wheels

1 1 If pretty little picture then 1 1

- Record green sales

- Economics- required? ?

1 'Better you chut up or get out' 1

-Mrs. Darby I s sensual imagery

- Ouida I s affection for women I s colleges

-Senior Weird Day

- Kris Kringles

- Jr. /Sr. prom '77

1 'Excuse me, I have an announcement to make

1 'Today is the last day 11

- Jr. /Sr. lunch leave

-Fighting Fergy in the library

- Student Lounge

-P-A-R-T-Y H-A-R-D-Y ! ! !

-Class meetings at P.O.E.T.S

-The great and wonderful CLASS of 1 78

- JUNE 2, 1978

1965-1978

Phillip Michael Becker ' 'Philise ' '

11 Men have more problems than women. In the first place, They have to put up with women. 11

Francoise Sagan

Leah Deep Purple Flamingo ''Teddy'' stripes and plaids Mississippi Miller C.B. 1s he'll have another running through the airport . . . White House Restaurant joking on the bench Want to buy a motorcycle? cheap

It's so sad to say au revoir, so we'll just say hor d'oeuvre.

the R. P. Concert . . . de Mauriac's plays . . . loose shoes Mr. and Mrs. Excitement and the couple from Glad A.D Who's Yorn Kippur? Hot Toddy sailing Miss T. Muse Uncle Al, the kiddie's pal ... Arapohoe ... Flo . . . Airwell ...

Elizabeth Landon Ayerst ''Betsy''

1967-78

Alison Ann Bernhard ''Bunny' 1

All the things I really like to do are either immoral, illegal, or fattening.

Ale x ander Woollcott

John Bunny-Woman ''Wait, wait, what?'' simpleton Fiat human sexuality? she I s so graceful Florida

1 'You retard! 11 ••• scum ... Miss Cool ... Mature Woman always innocent? rolling Newman

There is no sadder moment than to remember, in misery, the time when we were happy.

Dante

SAT's ACT's Achievements Merit Finalist ... karate ... Mrs. Chastant . 1 'Blow it off' 1 ••• ''Anybody got a menthol? 11 ••• ''Let's go drink lunch' ' . . . Yes

James Edward Beeson Jr. ''Jimbo''

the man who can fight to Heaven I s own height is the man who can fight when he I s losing.

R. W. Service Malcolm groovers jelleybeans Simon and Garfunkel ... Want to go to Baton Rouge? .. Melinda . I. D. 1s . 500 club . . . LLB . . . soccer POETS

Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.

Renee B.R Rainforrest Tent in 8th grade . . . POETS . . . 1 1 The Graduate 1 1 • • • FBI? Country Kid Hunting Miller liquid lunch Georgia Percy Quinn sprockly 160 brews in 4 days w anta skip class? Omega . . . Cowboy boots . . . good bye St. M. . .

1973-1978

Brian Carl Bossier 1 'Brian' 1 1 'Junior' 1

David Nelson Bickers ''David' 1

1972-1978

Never try to make anyone like yourself - you know, and God knows, that one of you is enough.

cooties her 1 'fluent' 1 French Broxodent flying hands Florida skinny rolling Newman Blah Hi Deeeeee ! ! ! see you on the comer of Bourbon and Conti

Those who leave will be champions.

The

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Julianne Marie Breaux , ,Julianne , ,

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Jeffrey Ralph Bourgeois I I Jeff I I

Bourg J.P. 1s cousin basketball?

Math IV and calculus Latham

1965-1978

Brenda Lee Bryant 11 Brendy 11

And Yesterday I saw you standing by the river. And were those tears that filled your eyes The fish that lay in dirty water dying had they got you hypnotized And yesterday I saw you kissing tiny flowers But all that lives is born to die And so I tell you that nothing really matters But all you do is stand and cry.

Sadness bears no remedy for the problems in your life. E.

1 1 Sadness reveals no solutions to the problems in your life, I I

Beatles Stones letters rock magazines in geometry class crazy clothes

Christian Trousdale Brown , , Christy, ,

W.F .

Carolyn C. D. or St. M . . . soccer capt motorcycle Brother Brown Fat Harry's Melius Oscar 1 'The Parade Master' 1 Disco Kid G. L. C. Spilfter' s

1966-1978

Barbara Beldon Crawford 11 Fish 11

I don't need a reason to be happy. Prather

A voice no louder than your average lift-off at Cape Kennedy . . . Icee breaks . . . swimming . . . got it under control Big 11 V 11 ••• cheerleading Hazel the emergency supply Jesuit boys

Adrian Bennet Cairns, III 11 Ben 11

11 We are the stuff dreams are made of 1 1 William Shakespeare

the carrott eater Rabbit cartoons in class cross country 11 0h, God! 11 ••• babbling apples (for lunch???)

1965-1978

1968-78

Michelle Lynn David

There I s nothing wrong with making mistakes, But don I t respond to encores

Fool! ham G cheese on a bun I love Paris in the summer ... 11 my daddy' 1 ••• Red Fox .. . crew cut ... daddy's horses ... chipmunk . . . Tony Porter and Civil War

Watching the sun come up over the roof tops Cloudy and warm maybe a storm. You can never quite tell from the morning. There is really nothing left to say, but come on morning .

Dan Fogelberg

Kenny Queeny accident-prone cheerleading Florida Gino Driving the vacuum cleaner . . . broken nose . . . Camp Hardtner The Big B.

''Munch''

Margaret Matthews Dannenberg ''Marg''

1972- -1978

Michael Graves Farber 11 Mike 11

The original mistake was inventing the calender. This led in due course to having Mondays.

H.V. Wade

Debbie . . . football . . . basketball . . . Chump . . teasing Bunny . . . natural afro . . . getting the crab drunk in Fla ... Mickey ... The Mormon Church in tenth grade ... carburator ... photography Nan bicentenial date

Leah Ann Deloach 11 Leah 11

He who drinks, gets drunk; He who gets drunk, goes to sleep; He who goes to sleep does not sin; He who does not sin goes to heaven; So lets all drink and go to heaven.

Phillip ye - ah, Rogers ! . . Her car (ji) her laugh numerous collisions The Big B. . . . her parties . . . P. K. . . . Y ess ! ! ! . . . Camp Hardtner Ed and Joe

1965-1978

Elizabeth Randolph Frank 1 'Betsy' 1

Your outlook on life is bound to be brighter from behind a smile .

Anonymous

showing people the contents of her purse during lunch tab B.B Indiana boys skiing

Miff dog bites Red River Always on a diet . . . gum . . . her love affairs . . . Princess Grace Basketball Brother Painting fingernails

1 'Don't look for the flaws as you go through life And even when you find them, It is wise and kind to be somewhat blind And look for the virtue behind them . 1 1

Ella 'Wheeler Wilcox

he I s a woe ! . . . Gregg 166 trucks thin blood? . . . I can I t believe its raining ! • • • Hot Rod Chumsly . . . Yes, Beeki . . . Camp Hardtner . . . Mardi Gras Cats 13 years illness

7th period art Mexico

Victoria Louise Fleetwood ''Vicki' I

1968-1978

Evelyn Fried ''Evy''

Happy is the person who knows what to remember of the past, What to enjoy of the present, What to plan for the future.

Heavy Evy Efficient Ev flute S.O.F.T.Y .... help class .. those "neat minutes 1 1 • • • snack bar piccolo

Gary Bruce Freibaum

''Goose''

1 1Trying to define yourself is like trying to bite your own teeth' 1

Alan Watts

Honeymooners teasing Bunny Dr. J. kidnappings he '11 have another bikinis and different beds in Fla.

1973-78

Shirley Lynn Giles ' 'Shirley' '

This is the day which the Lord hath made: let us rejoice and be glad in it.

Psalms 118: 24

curly Ja, Ja ! JA, JA NAJAC . . Youth Group . . . Black Sheep! . . . Whally G. Golly G ''Babe'' Faculty Apathy typing . . . ink . . . le francais . . . red rose . . . kill 2 trees

Lucy Hilda Fried ''Lucy''

the wise man looks into space , and does not regard the small as too little, nor the large as too big; for he knows there is no limit to dimensions.

Las-tse

... it's not fair! ... hittin' the sauce ... Loose Luce! Kibbutz Ja, Ja ! nifty (keen) Faculty Apathy S.O.F.T.Y., T.Y.G. Pres . . . the Lyre ... large family (10 kids) ... JuicyLucy

1965-1978

Brian Allen Grove ''Brian' 1

The Horror!

The Horror!

Joseph Conrad

Groovy dancing bear being hit with a can in 2nd grade

Kathryn Ann Gordon ''Kathy''

Among those I like there is no common denominator, but among those I love there is; they make me laugh.

I'm a unique - kinda - guy Yeah, ya cute liquid lunch with the gang and the sophomore manager Cordi heavy breathing in math . being catty ... rolling Newman ...

1965- -1978

The Wreck How many years of Spanish? Trash! Pictures in Florida Movie at the Dive shop . . . BMW . . . Cozumel . . .

at any moment I am free to act on any dimly felt and long neglected part of me: to be a ham, to be strong , to flirt, to cry, to be totally silly, to dance, to play peek-a-boo, or stick out my tongue . I love myself when I am myself.

Hugh Prather

Youth Group 1 'fowny' 1 ••• 1 'all right you guys 1 1 • • • Camp Hardtner oreo winking .. California ... firebird ... the gas station . looney Lisa Groucho That's the worst swinging from chandelier

'74- '78

David Henson ''Dave'' ''Fong''

Lisa Annette Hansen ''Lisa''

1973-78

Tell me everything. Don 1t be afraid to give yourself away. Sometimes it I s easier. Your fears will melt away.

Bunny Bunnyman his eyes 1 1 Say Doc ! 1 1 • • • you freak messing up his hair perfectly matched clothes scum valour shirts . . . Yes . . . good looking . . . Gino . Herrff Jones starburst eyes . . . FOX ! ! . ! . . .

George Wilden Hoffman ''George''

Time is a circus, always packing up and moving away.

Ben Hecht

Tennis Pro ji George his jokes uptown groover 1 1 nice ! 1 1 • • Daxi Maxi his eyes . . . Georgie Porgie . . . curly . . . Jo Mo .

John Byrl Holland Jr. ''The Kid' 1

1965-78

Imagination is more important than knowledge. Albert Einstein

if that boy's hungry, I '11, uh, uh Bry learn those lines ! . . . Henry . . . last minute Dr . Camp H . . . NATCHEZ . . . real cute . . .

It is my privelege to profit by the experience of others, but I must live my own life, face the trials, and gain the victory alone.

frog freak Hi Cutie ! . . traumatic love affairs the slow bus Speedy Leslie Jaime Winking scenes in the pizza hut . blowing off math tests . . . I quit! ! . . .

1965-78

Brian Leonard Huber ''Brian''

Gwendolyn Anne Holmquist ''Gwen''

Violence, in its many forms, is an involuntary quest for Identity.

Sports Weights Wrestling l\elt~ .down ... Tex ... his francais accent ... blushing , french Ill his driving on St. Charles Mike Martin I s Party . . .

I am rather like a mosquito in a nudist camp; I know what I ought to do, but I don I t know where to begin.

Steven Bayne

Rot Gut ... Coffin Corner ... LLB ... 9 yr-old boots . . . brillo party! . bootleg . . . Everclear 135 190 . . . guitfiddle . . . Good- bye St. M . . .

'66- '78

Frederick Martin St. John James 1 1Roundman 1 1

Marshall McCluhan War in Peace

David Dampeer Humphreys

1 'Hump' 1 1 'lanky Dave' 1

1967-78

Sing we for love and idleness ! Naught else is worth the having.

singing guys! homework French Oliver ! . . . chinky her lunches vicious ! . . . hands with no joints . . . put down artist ... anybodies . . . 11 No I'm not, I'm like this nonnally. 1 1 • • • How's Physics bugs

Learn how to pretend.

... trips to Albany . rolling Newman locking her keys in her car jockette mature woman Pat O's H.C cheerbop Florida 177 ... riding? horses

...

Danielle Marieanne Juzan ' 'Danielle' '

Ezra Pound

Cheryl Ann Johnson 1 'Shabe 11

Boz Scaggs

on the levee

1977-1978

William Freeman Kimble I 'Bill''

The only reason I regard myself as an intelligent person, is that I have never begun or finished anything in my life.

Dostoeusky

... math pro ... ''Crip'' ... 240-Z ... older women . . . Brother Bill . . . ' 'you don I t come to school to eat your lunch! ! ... Wild Turkey ... DIXIE longnecks let's get a keg parents out of town Fla ''So nice' 1 •••

Brigid Keeley I 'Brigid' I

There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea.

Henry James

Dave too soft "have fun in U.S. History Pat O I s . . . doesn I t like spook houses •• 1 'These Americans are crazy ! 1 1 ••• her Brittish accent collecting things for her scrapbook Di xies at 3 a.m I'm ok You are B.M. 's sister w earing Duncan I s socks

1966-78

Robert Humphreys Lee 11 Bob 11

1 1Those who would enjoyment gain must find it in the purpose they pursue . 1 1

Sarah J. Hale

. . . Bubbalee . . . Prez . . student lounge Yall ! ! ! . . general WYES Auction journal at auction lt 1s art Tennessee Y I all don I t go through there ! . .

Michael Lasky 11 Mike 11

1 1 lf you can I t dazzle them with your brilliance , baffle them with your bull' 1

Anonymous

. . . Sr. weird day . . Spasky . . . speedster . lunch with Miss Judy . . . the Spasky Strut . . . you owe me money biology

1965-78

Kellye Clair Magee 1 'Kellye' 1

Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs even though checkered with failure than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither offer much nor enjoy much because they live in that grey twilight between victory and defeat.

Theodore Roosevelt

... Kellyeeeee ! ! ! ... Moby Dicktress ... It's just not fair editorial Lenora Mundane airplanes girl amazon Who is Ray Rogers? I AM CAIM ! ! ! but I looked both ways being in outer space you corrupter! .. her outfit on Senior Weird day ...

The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.

Robert Frost

... The Pres ... Myron- -that's your name? running . . . political smile . You Turfitt . . . Rolling Newman nice humor brain Deanie-Poo

Myron Turfitt Lindsey 1 'Dean''

1972-1978

Cynthia Pannill Marchese 1 'Cindy' 1

you must be willing to take a chance , for if you don I t gamble you can't win, and if you don't win, you always lose.

-a friend-

Mik Pink Champagne uptown Brother Martin . . . fighting the freshmen in biology class DIXIE longnecks Jesuit lunches

Nick's Blender Wonders Mexico 176 Frida y carpools SUE always scheming

Phillip Dietz Manning 11 Dee 11

But ain I t we had funnn ! ! !

Black Dee Dance the pretzel? Phillip Dietz- where are the keys? Orea-come to the shallow end Diets patrolman with his whistle . . . makes more noise than the 1 1 pep squad 1 1 making trains 45¢ icees shaving cream Newman

1977-78

Elisabeth Martin I 'Lizl I

1 'When l 'm stuck with a day that's grey and lonely, I just stick up my chin and grin and say, The sun will come up tomorrow so you I ve got to hang on til tomorrow come what may, tomorrow, tomorrow, I 111 love ya tomorrow you're always a day away. 11 from the Broadway Musical 1 1Annie 1 1

1 1Ripe strawberries, Ripe 1 1 • • • camp her plantation ... her feet ... rolling Newman .. Miss Judy Lizard Mexico 1 76 Zing before licence cars Thank you for not smoking, drinking , etc

Tone Anita Martinsen

11 Tone 11

1 'If we couldn't laugh We would all go insane! 1 1

Jimmy Buffett

it's veird ... pla y ing jacks ... her laugh ... English John G . . . Yah ! . . . StM. party hours WOW trick or treating on Hallow een. Pep Squad

1973-78

You can always spot a well informed man- his views are the same as yours squares . . . managing . . . Odyssey '77 . . . Munich ... payoffs ... T .B. action . Covington Green Wave in the hallway

The rainbow comes only after the storm.

Reefer Ridge Mercedes Poets DIXIE How many wrecks? ... L.L. ... Time Saver . Sleep? Europe his beard Waveland out to lunch-sailing Gino

David Crisler Mayer ''Boo-Boo''

Michael Louis Martin ''Mike''

1972-78

John Mason McColl am Jr. I 'Johnny' I

1 1 I assure you doctor, it is an easy affair for an old charlatan like myself to keep up interest in so small a carnival as this, 1 1

Nietche

deep line drill Johnny McCollam son Big Cheese ... She's in Texas ... Becky ... exjock Europe 177

Maryanne Mayronne ' 'Maryanne 1 1

1 'what did you say? 1 1 ••• Datsun 1 'The Noiseless Wonder Ha, Ha, fooled you! piano Shut Up ! . . . The icy stare

Harpo Marx

1970-78

If you are going to be a prisoner of your own mind, the least you can do is make sure it is well furnished.

The Chinese Woman her laugh LLB trips to Albany Rin Kim Kim seal Florida more than one Chris oriental heritage volleyball?

Men tire themselves in pursuit of rest.

Lawrence

Sterne

Leon, Mac , Punk 15 big years braino letters from Kate Mr. Litter Jazzma tazz the wave HEY KID! ! Zeke Keeping the McIntire tradition of good looks ! ! ! . . . Bob Longmire

Kimberly Ann Meng ''Kim''

Christopher Leon McIntire ''Mac''

1972-78

Susan Elizabeth Mitchell ''Mitch' 1

Good humor makes all things tolerable · Charles Schultz

Friday carpool .. rolling Newman . soccer

Texas ... Fat Harry's Florida sophisticated lady

Juli Anne Miller I 'Juli' I

It is not the organizations which you belong to, it is the person that you are.

Henry Winkler

Shawn . . . Buddy . . . speed racer . . . L. S. U. .

• 1 1Do you think they 111 like the flowers? 1 1 • • • Chumpie Miller the Killer French Y I all ever come to school? give me an S ! frustrated dancing

1973-78

We are a mere crystal of salt in the sea of space and have just barely begun to uncover the mysteries of the Cosmos which still lie unknown to man

. . . Nik Mikoladis . . . lunatic . . . Biloxi Hilton . orange firebird #1 11 1 don't want to go up north-it's too cold. 11 ••• Rice Spanish whiz radical conservative king tuck Nicky . . breaks up at an 11 A- 11 •••

It is better to loafed and lost than to never have loafed at all.

Face Tra the J .J. Kid straight jacket sleeping in algebra II weak stomack M.D. in M.E.H .... hitting curbs ... lucky charms blowing off photography shouting patios 38to9 Sto2 Bowling stud

1974-78

Michael Frank Nicoladis 1 'Mike' 1 1 'Miguel' 1

Ronald David Nelson ''Ronald''

James Thurber

1967-78

Ronald Marc Ostrolenk ''Ronnie' 1

No man is an Island, entire of it self; every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the main; any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never seem to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.

John Donne

. . . soccer . . . short stuff . . . Godspell Parasite ! , Parasite ! . . . fantastic math fonnulas ... 11 1 should have made a 100 ! ! chess knick-knack crip-the miracle soccer soccer soccer

Mary Stuart Nonnann ''Maria' 1

Oh mirror in the sky what is love can a child within my heart rise above can I sail through the changing ocean tides can I handle the seasons of my life

Stephanie Nicks

pictures camera squemish in Spanish class Florida Twilight Zone SubDebs her love for Bob Dylan roomate queeney wildcat gin f, tonics

You gotta keep one eye looking over your shoulder, you know it's gonna get harder and harder and harder as you get older.

The trouble with trouble is it always starts out being fun.

Anonymous

1972-78

Russell Warren Paine ''Rouse' 1

Pink Floyd

... typing ... football? ... Prob and Stats Notre Dame G Dallas BNO Camaro captain

Melinda Ann Pafford 1 1Melinda 1 1

Brian Pink Champagne P. 0. E.T. S . . basket ball brother Volleyball scheming full growed kink blender woman Florida Baton Rouge and Gino sneakin I out 500 club

1975-78

I love work- -it fascinates me I can sit and watch it for hours !

Missy ... his NOOSE ... 11 That 1s All? 11 ••• living in the sticks ... hammocks ... Birdie . Ripper Honey buns brillow pad 1 'Huh? 11 ••• his ''tan? 11 ••• Camp Hy-Lake

Rip the Snip fights with Bunny 1 'We love you Conrad 1 1 voice lessons dolls from Italy his sneezes F .H

A man is rich according to what he is, not according to what he has.

letting II friends II ride her nags 0. P. Walker bug eyes F.H G.N.O John burping ... Homecoming 75 . Bonfire 176 .. . chasing Pitts . . . her V. W. . . . her driving? ? . . . her snide remarks ! . . .

Rip Lawrence Reeves 1 1Squeeky' 1

Jennifer Lynn Piner 1 'Fred' 1

1974- -1978

11 1 have no yesterdays Time took them away. Tommorrow may not be but I have today.'

Nakanawa ... BEING A REAL, UGLY CHUMP ... G.N.O .... homecoming '77 ... S.A.T's at Newman volleyball spiking my sons pina coladas Destin soccer Winston men uptown camp rolling Newman., .. what a body!!! ... Yeah, you think you are cute . . .

But I wondered how the tree could utter joyous leaves, standing alone there without its friend, its lovers near, for I knew I could not.

Cheerleading homecoming 1 76- '77 dancing at homecoming Florida '77 Blue Nun L.L.L.B her eyes L.S.U Dick Wall ... partying ... TR6 ... Being late to school

Charlotte Clayton Robinson ' ' Charlotte ' '

Vicki Lou Robertson ''Vicki''

1966-78

Stephen Robert Rue ''Steve' 1

Don't walk in front of meI may not follow. Don't walk behind meI may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend.

The Elite LaRue gue rue tight pants ... How's your love life? ... Hurst Olds .. . girls, girls, girls ... Frozen Daquiris ... Vette P.O.E T.S LLB Elvis Presley looking in the mirror his hair private parties

Damon Rosenzweig ''Damon' 1 Yahweh really? calm down Kingfish Dylan basically the back seat Liquid lunch with the gang and the sophomore whatever . . . TRASH . . . You I re not going to chapel? ! . . . L.B. the W.P .... Groovers ... rolling Newman . Rand y Newman and Jimmy Buffett the mighty Pinto Malcolm B. B. 178

I am who I am.

1 'The little foolery that wise men have makes a great show. 11

Friends are where pride isn I t. burnt ... sprint ... sheep dog ... 30 min. late for Biology Mr. Graff Munched on any briers lately? 11 Open your eyes, Britt. 11 ••• Hola, Senor ! . . .

his laugh-huh, huh ... his driving ... the mighty Peug, Capri, Model A, etc Rodger Dodger Frisked . . . Sir, I never run from the law soccer famous for his whiskey sours land speed record? yeee-aah

1974-78 Rogers Wentworth Schupp ''Rodge' 1

William Shakespeare

Kent Albritton Russell Jr. 1 'Britt' 1

1 1All of the world is a stage, so your act had better be good. 11

... The Elite ... goalie ... calculated moves ..

• 1 'Efficient Little Typist' 1 ••• Dixie and what?

. Mr. Cooool . . . WOW MAN ! ! . . . such a football jock his parties philosophy groups Soccer captain making the scale in typing Bad! ! ! . . . you I re strange ! . . . Solid Saint Ros-coe

Johnson was present when a tragedy was read in which occured this line: who rules o I er free men should himself be free. The company admired it much.

1 1 I can not agree with you, 1 1 said Johnson, 1 1 It might as well be said; who drives fat oxen should himself be fat. 1 1

Boswell, Life of Johnson. June, 1784

. Mr. Music ... WYES ... audio-visual pro . ''boys-sing! - -I can't do it alone! ! ! ... his vocabulary ... I'm scrapping my vocals! ! ...

1971-78

Julian Robert Sims ''Robbie''

John Stephen Shirley ''Steve 11

1973-78

It takes all the running you can do, to stay in the same place.

Lewis

Through the Looking Glass

What is a dot dot? How's the air up there? . . . How does that name go? . . .

Oh it I s time to start livin 1 time to take a little from this world we I re given 1 cause spring will turn to fall in just no time at all

Stephen Schwartz

calvery court sledge wave Destin . Tom, Dick Harry, and Brian . . . Snich- a -litch . . snostril . . . Ruth . . . the camp . . . Dancing in the streetlight Nicks Bon Fire '76

Ulrich Starke 1 'Ulrich' 1

Carroll

Gretchen Ruth Smith ''Grech' 1

1972-1978

Manfred Sternberg, Jr. 1 1Manfred 1 1 1 1Stienbeck 1 1

1 'You gotta be nice to the people on the way up, 'cause you're gonna meet the same people on the way down.''

Ralph Kramden

Mr. Stud betting on the ponies Honeymooners bunk 1 'They don't call me --------,-- for nothin 1 • 1 1 • • • Alfred Stienbeck ''Hey baby, what's shakin'? 11 ••• snapping fingers spunk out the window in Ethics streaking in 8th grade the white bullet

I never let school interfere with my education. Smily ... Ray! ! ... the blue Pinto ... Molly • • 1 1Out to lunch 1 1 • • • races to school in the morning . . . S . F. . . . basketball brother . fire alarms on her birthday . . . 6: 00 a. m. huh? champagne . . . crazy driver . . .

Anne McMillan Stephens ''Amy''

I am not going to comfonn to this. I am not going to be different just not to conform. I am just going to be me .

3 feet Sheild curly hair dizzo driving Maryanne's car triple toes

Let music sound while he doth make his choice; Then, if he lose, he makes a swan-like end, Fading in music Merchant of Venice Act Ill Sc 2

Strange Lyre deadlines delaSalle her thing . . . the Countess Mrs. Sowerberry . . . getting a bath during 1 'Oliver' 1

1975-78

Amy Berte Threefoot ''Amy''

Sherri Louise Strain ''Sherri' 1

1974-78

We are wiser than we know . . . Houston ... always right

Marie Michelle Tonti

1 1 Michelle 1 1

Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, And the wisdom to know the difference.

Anonymous

stand up! horses chemistry champagne! ... 1 'Piggy' 1 ••• Money hill with Brett her overalls Icees Hey Teach! loving her sister

Steven Robert Traylor ''Steve''

This world that we I re a - li vin I in is mighty hard to beat; You git a thorn with every rose, But ain't the roses sweet!

Drip ... Drip ... Newman Boys ... rolling Newman never on time watching soccer basketball brother A- I in the face corvair . always punished ... scheming ... Pine Mt .. . Aramis ...

1 'I will constantly strive to uphold the ethics of Amateur Sports' 1 Athletic Code of Honor

Karl

DIVING Valenka Fat Harry's L.S.U Bugging Trevene and Eddie . . . Indiana . . . Being a girl jock Hogging the ball spiking volleyball

'70- '78

Laura Adelaide Vallas 1 'Vallas''

Karl Karl

Terie Jeanne Trinchard ''Terie' 1 1 'Trinch' 1

Frank L. Stanton

1965-78 Lori Ann Watts 1 'Lori' 1

Those who feel lucky to be who they are, are always the luckiest people by far.

Glenn?, Rip?, Glenn?, whoever! ... Glenola .. singing with Missy 11 1 Don't Care! 11 ••• the Chicago concert ... having chicken legs ... bonfire '76 ... Pitts ... F.H .... G.N.O.

''Miss''

Rivers belong where they can ramble, Eagles belong where they can fly. 11 ve got to be where my spirit can run free, Gotta find my corner of the sky.

Rip- -Happiness TAB singing with Lori Honey bllllS guitar homecoming weekend hammocks being Cliff I s sister F. H. Barbara Streisand starvation diets

''Well ... You Know!! 11 ••• G.N.O .... skinny- bone

1965-78

Melissa Jane Van Meter

1972-78

Laura Newell Williams 1 'Laura 11

I think the best is yet to come because where I I m from is also where I 1m going.

James Taylor

Yeah! 57 Stubbles experiences with hair straightner Hatcher Hall at 3: 00 a . m. being chased out her love life Timmy private parties . . . Daniel Boone . . . at Baskin i:; Robbins torn between 5 lovers icees and bit-a-honeys aramis 1 'YEAH DAWL' 1

Amy Jo Whitsell ''Amy''

If I am not myself, who else will be?

Henry David Thoreau

Glenn Florida '77 L.L., L.B., LSU Baton Rouge Cheerbop

Homecoming 10th, 11th ... G.N.O .... Blue Nun

It's Miller Time Jerry Jeff Walker!

1977-78

1

1 1Most of life I s shadows are caused by standing in one I s own sunshine . 1 1

Ralph Waldo Emerson

P. 0. E.T. S .... Jesuit ... gravedigger Helen pink champagne Jimmy the Exec ! Blender Woman confession hour

M. C . P. L. sneakin out the window basketball brother New Years '77 Fightin the freshmen in Biology class 500 club 75mph !

• • • 1 1 ls this your idea of a fun date? ' ' hitchhiking in B. R.

1 1Let every man learn before he dies, What he runs to and from and why. 11

James Thurber

TRASH-the Elite The Beverly I hate school There I s where they filmed 1 1The Sound of Music

1

1

•

• • Trying to keep M. M. from killing K. M. Rooming with K. M. Let I s go to my house and blow off school

Susan Wilson Woods ''Sue'

Laurie Rebecca Wisdom ''Laurie' 1

Melody Yarbrough ''Melody' 1

God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; the courage to change the things I can; and the wisdom to know the difference.

. . . having Rip clean her glasses . . . being stupid . . . her harp . . . her orange bug . . . Bonfire '76 . . basketball brother lunch bunch Harrell

1976-78

If you are a senior graduating from high school this year you have: been around the sun 18 times spent 13 years in school systems or 117 months or 2,340 days in class (counting off for weekends, holidays, summer and hookey) or 16,380 hours in class (counting off for lunch, recess, and tardiness) or close to 30,000 hours studying (counting homework, field trips and cramming for tests) or approximately 1/3 of your waking life studying which is roughly 2,000 times longer than it took God to create a new world from scratch

Go Now And Do Likewise

Hi, Mom.

Oh, Craps!

The philosophy behind this picture is . . .

So what if I'm an uptowner.

Hi, I play soccer.

I can't believe they spiked

Hiiiiiiiii Deeeeeeeeeeee Our version of art

Miss Judy Rogers get away!

Boy have I got some gossip for you!

What ever happened to the Class of '78?

Juniors

Ashby, Carolyn Ashton, Douglas Askew, Janis

Beauchanp, Elise

Benton, Courtney

Berthonnaud, Jon Blount, Ricky

Bourgeois, Craig

Bower, Elizabeth Brandon, Barbara Carter, Bonnie

Chaffe , John Jr•

Conatser, Kelly

Cypert, Carolyn

Douglass, Rae

Drew, Michael

Drumm, Lynna

Easterling, Nanci

Ferrante , Deborah

ii.::1!

e are known for our loud cheering at pep rallies.

e are also the smallest class in the high school.

1e green sales '77 were great!!

d you ever notice the dominating girls in our class?

Gibbons, Trice lil Girault, Catherine Grigg, William Hansen, Norman

Haskin , Steven Hay, Elizabeth Haydel, Carrie Hines, William

Hughes, Elizabeth James, David Kantrow, Charles Katz, Jeffrey

Koppman, Debbie Lambert, Darolyn Limes, Leslie Luck, Michelle

Juniors

Matthews , Lisa McCall, Catherine McKenzie, Kristen Montero, Mary

Oelsner, Lauren Peacock, Gayle

Peyronnin, Paul Pollard, John

Post, Robert Pratt, William Reed, James

Renzulli, Michael Jr.

Rogocin, Joram Rusch, Nancy

Schlueter, Michelle Schwartz, Patrice

Mackenzie , Christopher Macy, Angele Mamoulides, Mitchell PHOTO

rs?? Leave illegally for lunch??? Never! ! ! ! ! le contributed so much to Homecoming decorations 177. le won't ever forget our first experiences \vi th 1 'LL's' 1 • Quotes from the class of '79.

Simon, John Stainback, Steven Stall, Mary Ruth

Stephens, Claire Taylor, Leslie Tonti, Suzanne

Trenchard, Teryl Voss, Kathleen Walton, Charles Jr.

We have the most deficiencies this year have fun no more biology or geometry!!!

Groovers ...

our class knows how to

Babin, Laura

Baehr, Lloyd

Bailey, Jeffry

Baldwin, Glenn

Bawel, Lisa

Becker, Judy

Benson, Andrew

Benson, Robert

Blake , Leslie

Borne , Clayton

Bossier, Donna

Boykin, Cynthia

Bruce , Robert

Bullock, Scott

Caffery, Lydia

Callison, Tracey

Sophomores

Farber, Jeffrey Fleming, Jaime Fowler, William., Freibaurn' RusseL

PHOTO

Fried, David III

Gibson, Deborah Gibson, Forrest Gooch, John III

Gordon, Jack, Jr· Groh, Eric Groh, Kirk Grove, Stacy

Hendler, Lori

Hickham, Annette Holland, Michael Holtzman, Eric

11·iga tor shirts top ·a painter p · SI ers ants · · . · · · cords ... · · · Lee's ..

Johnson L K" ' ynn K~ng, Brady

Kmg' Margaret antrow' Mark

Kantrow S Klein ' tephen

K b ' Terren ue el c Kyl ' _olleen er, Keith

Lago D L , anell assen Tob· e Marti ' m Ma n, Jeffrey yer' Harriet

McCarte' John McDowell McEw , Nancy McFaJf~nAlli_so~ , Virginia

Sophomores

Muller, Todd Newnian, Nancy Nicoladis, Constantine Olinde , Anna

0 1 Quinn, David Palmer, John Piner, Patricia Rampp, Randal

Reische, Kathryn Renzulli, Dante Riemer, Cherie Roberts, James

Romaine, Nancy Sandridge, Amy Schultz, Tara Schwartz, Earl Jr.

Mcloughlin, Michael Miller, Frederick Jr. Moore , Henry

o matter what anyone says, we think we 're the best at pep rallies.

·e 1ve enjoyed such things as Miggies and Icebreakers.

·e worked so hard selling those magazines! ! ! !

ur class is the most enthusiastic of all.

Quotes from the class of 1 80.

Scott, William Shlender, Leesa Slavik, Julie

Sutherland, John Sutton, James Werner, Jon Williams, Robert Jr.

Faith, hope, and misery

fie new Israel, headed for the promise land Our class is just one big joke We have the most spirit st four more years ...

Abbott, Lawrence Fairbanks Jr.

Beauvais, Leslie

Benbow, Elizabeth McGown

Bernos, Lana Nores

Beverly, Charles F.

Brammell, Sally Ann

Breaux, Lisette Marie Burlingame, Ann Blache

Cain, Beverly Havard

Camp, Pamela Kristene

Cantin, Barry Wade

Carvajal, Richardo

Cashmore, Mary Allene

Clark, Johanna Marie

Claverie, Aphra Bouligny

Collins, Geoffrey James

Duffy,

Fingerman, David Clay

Fisher, Amanda Sue

Fleming, Jana Grace

Freshtnen

Fullilove,

Garcia, Maria Victoria

Geehan, Douglas Michael

Gengo, Julie Marie

Goldblum, Robin

Graham, Ford Fourmy

Greenwell, Jeffry Scot

Hansen, Helen

Hennessey, Patrick Andrew

Hickman, Lynn Eugene, Jr.

Hoffman, Virginia Lynn

Howell, Sarah Fairly

Colomb, William Frederick Jr. Conatser, Tracy Ann Daasvand, Ragnhild

Sean Michael

Kathleen Blanchard

We are just the most original of any class!!!!

Who is the loudest?, FRESHMAN of course

We won spirit stick twice in a row

We are a close class!! ...

Johnson, Ronald Lyle , Jr.

Kalil, Rhonda Suzanne

Kinyon, Shannon Rebekah

Klinger, Mary Mathilda

Krement:z, Elizabeth Avery

Kuebel, Kathleen

Lago, Dayna Marie

Lange, Elena Ann

Lokey, Enga Ann

Mackenzie, Catherine Ann

Manning, William Jesup

Massey, Anthony GUY

McDowell, Stuart Mullendore

McEwen, Christina Beth

McIntire, Jeffrey Neal

McNair, Melinda Darcy

Freshmen

Mindell, Jeff Loeb

Miller, John Duncan

Meghrian, John- Christopher

Mitchell, Robert Austin

Montero, Marcia Suzanne

Moore, Katherine Vincent

Muller, Martin Gean

PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE

Newsom, Stephen Craig

0 1Meallie, Karen Palmer

Palmer, Gregory Wehrmann

Paterson, Anne Elizabeth

Pelaez, Paul Joseph

Pelias, Marilyn Evelyn

Quiroz, Nellie Aracea

Rizzo, Laura Marie

Rolling, Laurie Eleanor

Rue, Elizabeth Lea

Sams, Lewis Reeve Ill

Saunders, Elizabeth Ann

have an outgoing class! ! ! ! think that we I re the most loyal. still have our everlasting love for the middle school. 've survived things like Father James' sex class.

Quotes from the class of 81.

Schaller, Linda Ruth Schmidt, Susan Elizabeth

Schmidt, John Hugo Shepard Susan Elizabeth

Smith, Margaret Ann Strain, Susan Elizabeth Sweeney, Patrick James

Walker, Robert Scott Williams, Ethelyn Kelley Wright, Elizabeth Claire Young, Stephen Thompson

a cheeseburger today.

Oh no , another of Mr. Comfort I s stories .

Af'

I never knew they had this in school newspapers.

11d gladly pay you Tuesday for

If only Albert Einstien were around. 11d never do that with him!

8th Grade

The eighth grade is great in sports. fhe class of '82 is a fun class. Ne are smart in everything. Ne 1re the horror of Mr. Wass.

Appel, Kurt Ary, Brian Bankston, Robin Banta , Julie

Barone, Jennifer Bawel, Brandon Beeson, Temple Bernhard , Margaret

Bernos, Jeanne Berthonnaud, Don Bossier, Steven Bower, Susan Brown, Cydney Calo, Marilyn Campbell, Peggy Childers, Chadwin

Eighth Grade

Crawford, Mark Crosby, Donna David, Kemela

Delchamps, Barbara

DeMartini, JoAnn

DeMonte, Jill

Eckert, Mary

Erwin, Virginia

Farber, Guy

Farber, Scott

Favaloro, Guy

Fisher, Diana

Flake, Wendy

Fullilove, Rebecca

Garcia , Marta

Gause, Mary

Gayle, Elizabeth

Giles, Ronald

Gira ult, Bradford

= are ambitious ! !

1e eighth grade is powerful.

=1re hardworking and courageous. ir class studies too hard, and hates it.

Herron, Laurie Hickham, Donna Hietala , Andrew Hild, Allan

Hoffman, Lawrence

Huber, Christopher

Jahncke, Emily Jones, Nancy

Klein, Anne - Sere Kuchler, Raphael Lange, Alan Lewis , Allison

PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE

Lewis, Mary Luck, John

McKibbon, Anne Marks, Michelle

Eighth Grade

Miles, Elizabeth Miley, James Moore, Jeffrey Occhipinti, Terri

Olinde , Alfred O'Quinn, Rebecca Payne, Rafe Pinter, Yolan

Porter, Patrick Prichard , Dena Reiss, Patricia Roberts, John

Rodriguez, Arnesto Roy, John Senneff, Mark Shackelford, Scott

Matthews, Maria Mayer, Nancy Merrihue, Gwendolyn

he eighth grade loves to make teachers' jobs harder! he eighth grade is the BEST ! he eighth grade speaks when it wants to. ur class is alw ays helpful.

Quotes from the class of 182

Shlenker, Michael Simmons, Karen Steinbaugh, Gretchen Steinwinder, Susette

Story, Drew Sutherland, Julie Tallaksen, Thomas Toft, Eric

Trotter, William Weaver, Michael Weis, Alexandre a West, Leslie

Whann, Robert Willians, Leslie Wulff, Steven Zander, Scott

re have the most pep 'e have the best faculty of all . 'e are the COOLEST! ! ! 'e I re number ONE ! ! . . . ( and have the best writers for this. )

Aleman, Donald Alltmont, Phyllis Anderson, Andrea Andry, Angele

Armstrong, Jeffrey Baber , Bonnie Becnel, Daniel Benbow, Katherine

Benge, Melinda Bott, George Burlingame, John Chaffe, Charles

Coe, Denise Cox, Keith Davis, Virginia Dorman, Susan

Seventh Grade

Dunlap, Anne Durham, John Dyhrkopp, Erik

Eckert, Charles Elliot , Thomas Ellis, Leslie Farmer, Deborah

Fisher, Ann Flake , Stuart Fouchi, Vincent Fransen, Remi

Gentry, Morgna

George, Stephanie Gonzalez, Victor Graham, John

Hamlin, James

Hennessey, Leanne

Hollier, Larry Howell, Mary

have the foxiest cheerleaders. grade is the dominant one ! are the best athletes. class of 183 cannot be over cooled!

Quotes from the class of 183 . PHOTO

Hubbell, Philip Huber, Thomas Jackson, Cathryn Jonassen, Hans

Jones, Samantha Kinyon, Allison Kuebel, Karen Laudeman, Lind

Lemoine , Dawn Lindsey, Brian Lokey, Ernest McCollam, Douglas

McCord, Duncan McDougald, Bruce Macy, Cara Martin, Jon

Nicoladis, Marie Oelsner, David

Pailet, Devan Patton, Roger

Prudhomme , Lana Quiroz, Alma Rizzo, Steven Rogers, Helen

Romaine , Kristin Schwartz, Brett Shackelford, Susan Storey, Shauna

Sullivan, Lauren

Thigpen, Andrew

Yeargain, Margaret Young, Melissa

Matthews, Renee Meier, David Morris, Sarah

I feel like I'm in a prison.

Ain 1t we sweet.

I didn't know the school had these kind of pictures.

Isn 1t chapel fun?

A safari?

Excedrin headache number 288. 5.

Berot, Andre

Bloom, William

Borne, Rebecca Brown, Alexis

Sixt] 1 Grade

Armstrong, Shawn Barnes, Derek Barone, JoAnn

Bush, Calandra

Coe , Lester III .

Conatser, Shannon Connell, Thomas

Crosby, Debra

Denton, Anne

Eckert, Carolyn

Fleming, Jennifer

Frankland, Susan

Gayle, Stuart

Georges, Pamela

Grigg, Lisa

e'll get to the top someday.

e'll beat the seventh grade someday

Our skating parties . . .

T~e retreat to Waveland

Harrison, Stefanie

Hawkins, Richard

Herrington, Jeanne

Hofheinz, Eliza beth

Hollier, Michelle

James, Jonathan

Johnson, Richard Jr.

Koppman, Julie

Lambert, Laura

Lasky, Stephen

Lejeune, Katherine

Lewis, Melissa

Luetkemeier, Hans

McFall, Bryant

McKibbon, Mary Mann I Christopher

Sixth Grade

Mitchell, Paul Mohamed, Nabil Moore, Stacey Moore, Tracey

Morgan, Jennifer Morton, Charles Noullet, Faith Pettit, Peyton

Peyronnin, Karl Piner, Marion Ranna, Diane Reeves, Catherine

Resseguet, Mechelle Rourke, Kevin Sargent, Nicole Scheurich, Jon

Manning, Earl Meghrian, Robert Mitchell, Anne

Ve're a fun class!

Ve like the Middle School better than the Lower School. ve're always so WELL behaved in Chapel!!?

'he most intelligent people are in our class.

Quotes from the class of '84

Schwendimann, Amy Shofstahl , Tyson Steinbaugh, Anne

White, David Williams, Patrick Wilson, Catherine Yount, Royce

You mean Mrs. Boone's pregnant?

What did you say son SUPERMANNNN!!!!

The Marquis

Klinger, Samuel

Lejeune, Anne

McMahon, Laura

Morton, Page

Pollard, Richard

Barone , Susan

Corcoran, Jim Creel, Rusty

Feibleman, Katy

Finklea, Kim Head, Stuart

Heinisch, Lynn Hild, Cindy

Senneff, Lisa

Soniat, Shelton

St. Pierre, Jay

Sullivan, Kristi

Svendsen, Thomas

Swain, David

Waters, Roz

Watts, Carol

Wedemeyer, Kristi

Williams, Laura

Mrs. Kay Andry

Abbott, Cathryn Berthonna d . Favaloro uD, l;hcole F , aVId ransen Chr" I lS

Goodrow Sh Ha . , annon yrue, Laurie Huber, Erik Jenkins, Janet

Johnson, Glenn Lozano Chr" M I lS cCaffery K MF I eVln c adden M , ac

Ma · M nmhng, Bess ars Mi Mil , chelle es, Poe

Norton, Mike Oehrlein, Lara

Ploger, Leslie Pratt, Paul Sams, Laura Schuler La s , ura tephens, Jennifer

Mrs• Susan Doss

Banton, Heidi Benton, Lisette Bourgeois, Stacy Chin, Peter

Denton, Brenna Goldthwaite , Martha Graham, Todd Keenan, Walter

Keller, Karl Peter Lambert, Danielle Lasky, Kenny Laudeman, SuSu

Marr, Lori Moore, Michelle

Paine, David Serice, Ashley

Sontheimer, Benjamin Sumner, Nancy Talbot, Mark

Vining, Robert

Mr. John Ellis

Abbott, Lee Adams, Scooter Appel, Eddie Berot, Loren

Chester, Cher Davini, Davin Fisher, Carolyn George, Trey

Hens.on, Krissy Herrington Drew In l' ' go ia • Ann- Marie Jackson, Hilary Keller, Katrina

Kirn, Paige Laird, Carl Lokey, Brad Mann, Leslie McBurney, Leanne

Mc!"all, Lauren Pehas, Diann Pettit, Robert Tchou, Glen Womack, Ryan

Mrs. Helen Gregory

Dingler, Melissa

Elliot , Doug

Feild, Lori

Fransen, Rebecca

Gordon, Pa trick

Bridgewarter_, Robert Brown, Dominque Bush, Sacha Corder, Cathy

Hansen, Jon-Erling

Hansen, Sean

Hubbell, Amy

Kogutt, Terri .

Ktistakis, Mana

Levi, Traci

Macy, Dan

McFarland, Brent

Miller, Alissa

Richards, Mac

Schwendimann, Paul Spath, Colby

Vining, Paul

Wanek, Peter Wood, Pearce

Mr. Ed Rawson

Mrs. Ka thy Cook

Andry, Allison Breaud, Clayton Callison, Sydney Cannon, Kim by

Ehlinger, Chip Flettrich, Kathy Harmon, Gretchen Lang, Cort

Marsiglia, Courtney McFarland, Gay McGinnis, Mark McLendon, Trey

Murlin, Ron O'Neil, Sean Reeves, Elizabeth Reinhardt, Courtney Ryden, Hans

Trask, Trip White, Laura Williams, Mary Kathleen Wulffraat, Keith Yaunt, Scott

Gallaher I Steven

Gately, Rachel Glenn, Jonathan

Corman, Billy Holmes, Karen

Adams I Mary Margaret Barnett, Sandy Bloom, Lynn Boudreaux I Beth

Cornelius , Allison Dyhrkopp, Neil Findorff, Karl Freeman, Wendy

Jackson, Lindsey Jones, David

Jordy, Michael

Kitahama, Satoshi

Lykes, Thompson

Pelias, Drew

Rock, Kathy

Ryan, John

Stiebing, Kim

Watson, Melissa

Mrs. Alice Callison

Benbow, Vickie Charbonnet Bea D'An · ' u tom, Helen Edwards , Brent

Ellis, Stuart Falgoust, John Head, Jeremy Jahncke, Barton

Luck, Kelly McCranie, Beth Magee, Megan Merlin Max 0' . , Quinn, Paula

:age, Clayton eyton, Robert roger, Sherrie yan, Shannon Schneidau, Rodger

Steinman C 1 Suhr , aro w·n~n, Charles iams, Brooke Witherspoon E . y . , r1c eargam, Leigh

Mrs • Erin Cairns

Fouchi, Joseph

Gardner, John

Heinisch, Lisa

Justice , Graham

Koehler , Eric

Beatty, Kara

Benson, Marion

Chin, Donald

Christy, Margaret

Lankard, Wake

Mohamed, Lila

Moore, John

Shofstahl , Elisia

Smith, Cameron

Coker, Andrea

Conway, Kim

Cooper, Sheridan

Dorfi , Kristin

Taylerson, Kemper

Toft, Christian

Vedros, Lauren

Villaume, J.P.

Wilson, Morgan

Mrs. Elma Hughes

Mrs. Shirley Reinhardt

Barnes, Sean Breaud, Kristin Crawford, Tucker Daigle, James

Feild, Russ

Fleming, Dana Horstmann, Kimberly Jenkins, Pam

Kelly, Bart Mazer, Sabrina McKay, Scott Mindell, Dane

Murphy, Brian Poche, Chad Simmons, Bethany Stolier, Jeff Vaughan, Tyson

West, Ann Williams, Kevin Wilson, Jody Wood, Lacey Young, William

Moyer, Kirk

Nolan, Juli_e

Paciera, Vmce

Swain, Jeff

Talbot, Kirk

Barnes, Leslie

Brennan, Shawn

Cleary, Todd.

Ehlinger, Perrm

Thierry, Tony

Walker, Laurie

Wanek, Jea~e

Willis, Austm

Wood, Hunter

Faught, Sealy

Harrison, Sherri

Kim, Brian.

Kuchler, Paige

Lagasse, Christy

Levy, Kevin

McMahon, Chris Mitchell, Stephen

Mrs . Jean Shepherd

Beckman, Chris Corcoran, Charles Eckert, Melissa Foster, Jennifer

Gant, Chris Gordon, Melanie Grace , Chris Grinstead, Bobby

Gross, Remy Gueydan, Suzanne Johnson, Rob Kolich, Andrea

Lane, Cason Martin, James

Norton, Tiffany

0 1Connell, Kendra Paradis, Jerry

Quiroz, Melissa Serice , Mark Stevenson, Frederick Thierry, Tyne Weber, Mark

Mrs. Jan Carter

Anzelmo, Tommy

Bailliet, Nicole

Brown, Ian Dieth, Jones

Evans, Shannon

Fensin, Leslie

Gallaher, Lori Gurvich, Lauren

Huber , Steven

Kahn, John

McEachin, Sarah Mikami, Sumitaka

Moore , Theodore

Parker, Heather

Reitman, Eric

Schulman, Courtney

Svendson, Anette

Walters, Rob

Weber, Elizabeth Yates, Kristin

Mrs. Donna Lewis

Mrs , Brenda Kellogg

Allbritton, Mindy Bagalman, Seth Beckman, Lynn

Becnel, Devon Charbonnet, Jean Coker, Chris Killian, Candy

LeBlanc, Joe McElwee, Elizabeth Marshall, Charlee Mohamed, Suzan

Moore, Jeffrey Petro, Kelly Pollard, Ann Simmons, Lesley

Simpson, Scott Williams, Ian Witherspoon, Kevin Witkin, Karen

Flettrich, Kyle

Gardsbane, Sam Gilbert, Cristy Godofsky, Michael

Adkins, Heather Balart, Etienne Bush, Nathan

Houghes, Noelle Levy, Jonathan Marsh, Rochelle Matthews, Kristina

Mohamed, Sally

Norton, Robby

Ruch, Raynal

Tangpricha, Vin

Winstead, Laura

Wulff, Nancy

Yeargain, Steele

Zachary, Lea

Mrs. Carol Sneed

Bankston, 1 1Mimi, , Branting , Scott Chrestman, Allison Edmonston, Chris

Freeman, Jimmy Hoskins , Eliza beth Jenkins, Susan Klein, Jeffery

Kogutt, Todd

Lago, David Lane , Courtney Levy, Sam

Marsiglia, Allyson Murphy, Chris Nelson, Nicki

Parmelee, Michele Stelly, Paxton

Suggs, Robert

Thomas, Lee

Toft, Heidi

Turner, Nancy

Zivitz, Ellen

Mrs. Evelyn Anthon

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Andersson, Dita Cerullo, Karl Chin, Elizabeth Cornelius, Roger

D I Antoni , Julie Dascomb, Kristin De Viney, Michael Falgoust, Anne

Fantaci, Michael Glenn, Melissa Goldstein, Amy Harris, Tracy

Kilinski, Steve

Killian, Tom

Kolich, Christina

Lambert, Lawrence

Lowenthal , Barbi

McCurney, Susan

O'Neil, Christian

Ong, Albert

Sumner, Stephanie

Wilson, Reynolds

Mrs . Nell Bernos

Jon es

Organized Chaos

Ms. Pam Burgess, Kdgn. Aide

Ms. Claire Pfeffer, Kdgn. Aide

We're having a swinging time!

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Organizations

Student Council

The Student Council was a great service to the St. Martin community this year by planning the Homecoming, providing a new Student Lounge facility, and staging many students activities.

ADVISORS- Fr. Marshall James; Mr. Jim Marsalis.

STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT-Bob Lee.

OFFICERS- Bob Lee-president, Evelyn Fried-Secretary, Mike Nicoladis-Vice-President, Missing from picture-David JamesTreasurer

STUDENT COUNCIL-Top Row: Paul Peyronnin, Evelyn Fried, Laura Williams, Barbara Brandon, Tracy Conatser, Bob Lee, Elizabeth Rue, Bunny Bernhard, Terren Klein. Middle Row : John Holland, Courtney Benton, Cherie Riemer, Dean Nicoladis, Kelley Williams, Cammie Colomb, Debbie Ferrante, Nancy McDowell, Laura Babin.

Bottom Row: Missy Benbow, Liz Saunders, Anne Paterson. MISSING: David James, Dee Manning, Mike Nicoladis.

Committees

SPIRIT-Liz Saunders, Missy Benbow, Bunny Bernhard, Elizabeth Rue, Laura Babin.

COMMUNICATIONS-Terren Klein, Kelley Williams, Tracy Conatser, Dean Nicoladis.

POLICY -Dee Manning, Mike Nicoladis.

SOCIAL and SPECIAL EVENTS-Laura Williams, Nancy McDowell, Debbie Ferrante, Courtney Benton, Cammie Colomb.

SERVICE-Anne Patterson, John Holland, Evelyn Fried, and Cherie Reimer

This year's biggest Council project: painting, planting, and furnishing a new Student Lounge and Patio facility that has served as a convenient place for students to eat, congregate, play pool, relax, or whatever (?). Thanks to everyone who helped make the Lounge a success!

The Student Lounge

Student Council Activities

Raising money for the Council is the Snackbar Committee, opening and running the snackbar for the athletic events. A motley crew!

National Honor Society

The National Honor Society consists of juniors and seniors whom the faculty feels have demonstrated leadership, scholarship, and service. Two "tappings" for new members are held each year , one in the fall and one in the spring. The National Honor Society members participate in tutoring programs to help students in their studies .

OFFICERS: 1-r Mike Nicoladis, treasurer- - Shirley Giles, president- -Margare Damnenberg, secretary--Lucy Fried, vice president

l\1E:tvIBERS- -Standing: 1-r, David James, Kelley Conatser, Ronald Nelson, Ron Ostrolenk, Mike Nicoladis, Brian Grove, Steve Shirly, David Mayer, Martin James, Dean Lindsey, Courtney Benton, Norman Hansen, Beth Bower, Barbara Brandon, Danielle Juzan, Paul Peronnin. SEATED, TOP ROW: 1-r, Evelyn Fried, Shirley Giles, skip, Am1 Threefoot, Missy Van Meter, Margaret Dannenberg, Michelle David, BOTTOM ROW: 1-r, Lucy Fried, Lisa Matthews, Bonnie Carter, Shel'!:i Strain.

ADVISORS- - Mr. J. Marsalis

National Merit Semi Finalists

St. Martin's is very proud of its National Merit Semi-Finalists this year. Lisa, Jimbo, and Dean all scored in the top half of one percent of the secondary school seniors on the PSAT-NMSQT tests.

Dean Lindsey

Lisa Hansen

Jimbo Beeson

Pelican State

The Pelican State delegates had the opportunity to practice the mechanics of government and leadership at the annual, week-long workshop, which was held at L. S. U. in Baton Rouge.

PELICAN STATE DELEGATES: 1-r, Bill Kimble, Bunny Bernhard, Dee Manning. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Julia11 Breaux. The library

American Field Service Club

St. Martin's was very fortunate to have three exchange students this year: Tone Martinsen from Norway and Brigid Kelley from South Africa, both through A. F. S. , and Yoram Ragocin from Israel, through an Israeli Youth Reform Group. All three added a great deal to the St. Martin's community, and students were given the opportunity to learn about many foreign countries . The A.F .S. Club was active this year and sponsored several events, such as a batik raffle and a sphaghetti dinner.

A.F.S. CLUB-TOPROWl-r, C. Cypert, C. Mackenzie, T. Martinsen, B. Frank, T. Trinchard. BOTTOM ROW: 1-r, B. Keeley, J. Breaux, K. Voss, L. Limes, S. Tonti, M. Tonti.

A. F. S. SPONSOR- Mr. Mitchell Berard

EXCHANGE STUDENTS-1-r, Tone Martinsen, Yoram Ragocin, Brigid Keeley.

In our opinion, the SHIELD staff did a fantastic job this year! What more can we say? Thanks to all who worked on the yearbook, and a special thanks to our editor, Amy Threefoot, who worked especially hard to put out the 1977-78 SHIELD edition.

The Shield

ASSISTANT EDITOR-Beth Bower, and EDITOR-Amy Threefoot.

ACTIVITIES-1 - r, Leslie Taylor, Julianne Breaux, Ka, Gordon, Dee Manning.

STAFF-TOP ROW: 1-r, Lisa Matthews, Amy Threefoot, Lucy Fried, Mr Prentiss, Amy Sandridge, Bunny Bernhard, Barbara Brandon, Gary Freibaum, Beth Bower, Leslie Taylor, Carrie Haydel, Mary Ruth Stall. SECOND ROW: Ir, Manfred Sternberg, Evelyn Fried, Julianne Breaux, Shirley Giles, Leah Deloach, Barbara Crawford, David Fried, Todd Muller THIRD ROW : 1-r, Kathy Gordon, Cindy Marchese, Vicki Fleetwood, Enga Lockey. BOTTOM-De

Manning and Mike Martin

SPORTS-TOP ROW : 1-r, Mary Ruth Stall, Gary Freibaum, Manfred Sternberg. BOTTOM ROW: 1-r,

SENIORS-TOP ROW : 1-r, Leah Deloach, Cindy Marchese. BOTTOM ROW: 1-r, Vicki Fleetwood, Mike Martin. Barbara Crawford, Todd Muller.

ADVISOR-Mr Jon Prentiss.

CLASSES- Shirley Giles, Lucy Fried.

FACULTY -Evelyn Fried.

ORGANIZATIONS-Lisa Matthews, Barbara Brandon .

The Halo

The hard-working staff of the HALO kept us all well-informed of the ''goings-on'' around St. Martin's . In addition, this year the staff experimented with having the newspaper printed at school for the first time.

EDITORS-Kellye Magee and Johnny McCollurn. i

SPONSOR-Mrs. Susan Houghtaling.

STAFF-STANDING: 1-r, Kellye Magee, Steve Rue, Paul Peyronnin, David James, Mrs. Houghtaling, Manfred Sternberg, Lisa Matthews. SEATED: 1-r, Kate McCall, Johnny McCollurn, Bonnie Carter. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Roger Schupp, Lisa Hansen

EDITORS-Paul

Sections

SIDEWAYS, TOP-BOTTOM(?!) COPY EDITOR-Lisa Matthews, NEWS EDITORBonnie Carter. MISSING FROM PICTURELisa Hansen, FEATURE EDITOR.

MANAGING

Peyronnin and David James.

SPORTS EDITORS-Kate McCall and Steve Rue.

COLUMNISTS-1-r, Steve Rue, Roger Schupp, Johnny McCollum, Lisa Matthews, Bonnie Carter.

The Lyre

The LYRE, our literary magazine, was published more ofter this year as compared to previous years, thanks to "at-school" printing, many great student contributions, and a very active and dedicated staff. Congratulations on a successful year!

ASSISTANT EDITOR-Lucy Fried; Editor-Sherri Strain.

SPONSOR-Mrs. Elizabeth Wells.

STAFF-TOP ROW: 1-r, Leslie Blake, Ben Cairns. SECOND ROW: 1-r, Mrs. Wells, Elena Lange, Brenda Bryant, Lu Fried. Sherri Strain, Shirley Giles. BOTTOM ROW: 1-r, Shannon Kinyon, Amy Sandridge, Lori Watts. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Julianne Breaux, Michelle Schlueter, Missy Van Meter.

The No- N aine Newsletter

We Were Unable To Obtain A Photograph Of A Group That Worked Tirelessly And With great Capability This YearOur Shield Photographers. We Would Like To Thank Bunny Bernhard, Damon Rosensweig, Mike Farber, John Holland, Dave Henson, Robbie Sims, Brian Bossier, Melinda Pafford, Manfred Sternberg, Christy Brown, Suzy Montero, Leach Deloach, Vicki Fleetwood, Laura Vallas, And Mary Normann. Thank You For Making Our Yearbook Possible.

NO-NAME NEWSLETTER STAFF -TOP: Rip Reeves. MIDDLE ROW: 1-r, Charlotte Robinson, Kate McCall, Dee Manning, Lucy Fried. BOTTOM-Susan Mitchell.

Chorus

MIDDLE SCHOOL CHORUS-TOP: 1-r, Rafe Payne, Michael Schlenker. SECOND ROW: 1-r, John Luck, Sandy Whann

THIRD ROW: 1-r, Mary McKibbon, Beth Denton, Arnesto Rodriguez, Jon Schuerich, Lana Prudhomme FOURTH ROW: 1- r, Joanne Baronne , Julie Banta, Bee Fullilove, John Roberts, Scott Farber, Kay Campbell, Leslie Williams.

FIFTH ROW: 1-r, Lisa Grigg, Kathy Benbow, Karen Kuebal, Denise Coe, Jim Hamlin, Tad Huber, Peyton Pettit, Elizabeth Miles. SIXTH ROW: 1-r, Allison Lewis, Pam Georges, Kelly Bush, Michael Weaver, Brian Ary, Karen Simmons, Patty Reis, Donna Hickham. SEVENTH

ROW: 1-r, Yolan Pinter, Nancy Mayer, Jennifer Baronne, Karl Peyronnin, Scott Schackleford, Ginny Erwin, Michelle Marks, Ann-Sere Klein. EIGHTH ROW: 1-r, Stephanie Harrison, Lex Brown, Michelle Resseguet, Jennifer Fleming, Patrick Williams, Billy Mohamed, Robin Bankston, Marilyn Calo, Andrea Anderson.

CHORUS DIRECTOR-Mr. John Sayre.

UPPER SCHOOL CHORUS-TOP ROW: 1-r, Charles Beverly, Don Renzulli, Spike Kyler, Brian Huber, Mike Martin, Brian Bossierl.. Steve Shirley, Manfred Sternberg, Steve Rue, Rip Reeves, Dee Manning, Gary Sutton, Bill Grigg, Greg Palmer, Barry Cantin, Ford Graham. SECOND ROW: 1-r, Sally Howell, Kris McKenzie, Sue Woods, Liz Martin, Amy Stevens, Tracey Callison, Lydia Caffery, Kathy Mackenzie, Charlotte Robinson, Cynthia Boykin, Patti Piner, Shelly Luck, Lori Watts, Aphra Claverie. THIRD ROW: 1-r, Cindy Marchese, Jenny Piner, Leslie Taylor, Lynna Drumm, Amy Whitsell, Gail Peacock, Peggy King, Melody Yarborough,'Evelyn Fried, Sherri Strain. BOTTOM ROW: 1-r, Evelyn Pelias, Nancy Newman, Tara Schultz, Melinda Pafford, Vicki Robertson, Michelle Schlueter, Shannon Kinyon, Laura Williams, Brigid Keeley.

TRUCTOR-Ms. Mary LeBlanc.

Instrumental Music

LOWER SCHOOL STRINGS-TOP ROW: 1-r, Richard Pollard, SuSu Laudeman, Kristian Sullivan, Nicole Berthonnaud, Dan Macy. BOTTOM ROW: 1-r, Rachel Gately, Alissa Miller, Pearce Wood, Maria Ktistakis. MISSING FROM PICTURE-Roger Schneidau, Danielle Lambert, Eric Stevenson. ""1'/<RUUH'HHT

UPPER and MIDDLE SCHOOL INSTRUMENTAL-TOP ROW: 1-r, Brandon Bawel, John Pollard, Trice Gibbons, Clay Borne, Billy Fowler, Jack Gordon. SECOND ROW: 1-r, Don Berthonnaud, Jon Berthonnaud, George Bott, Derek Barnes, Lawrence Hoffman, Stewart Gayle, Lester Coe, David White, Jon James, Evelyn Fried.

THIRD ROW: 1-r, Beth Wright, Nellie Guiroz, Amy Schwendiman, Lori Lambert, Laurie Rolling, Lynn Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: 1-r, Missy Piner, Elizabeth Hofheinz, Stacy Grove.

Ecology Club

Through many successfully staged paper drives, the Ecology Club raised money which was used to beautify the school campus.

Pep Squad

The Pep Squad did a great job raising spirit during the football season by selling programs and ribbons, and by doing many 11 special drill routines 11 on the field for us!.

PRESIDENT- Charlotte Robinson.

ECOLOGY CLUB--Front Row--K. McCall, J. Breax, L. Olsner, B. Crawf, M. Dannenberg, A. Threefoot, K. Meng, K. Gordon, L. Vallas, B. Bower, L. Matthews, C. McKenzie, B. Cairns, Back Row-B. Bernhard, B. Kimble, M. Farber, D. Koppman, J. Beeson, M. Sternberg, B. Huber, R. Schupp, R. Reeves, D. Ashton, G. Freibaum.

PEP SQUAD-TOP ROW: Judy Becker. SECOND ROW : 1-r, Tone Martinsen, Debbie Ferrante, Kathy Gordon. THIRD ROW: 1-r, Cammie Colomb, Courtney Benton, Co- Chairmen Bunny Bernhard and Kim Meng.

MISSING FROM PICTURE: Annette Hickham, Kathleen Voss, Lisa Matthews, Janis Askew, Lisa Bawel, Mary Montero, Leslie Taylor, Shelly Luck, Beth Bower, Carolyn Cypert, Julianne Breaux.

Chess Club

The dedicated members of the Chess Club,. coached by Mr. Chet Day, held many competitive matches this year, and several ''pros'' helped revive student interest in the game.

Trivia Club

The unique Trivia Club, mentored by Mr. Henry DeMauriac, allows its members, as Mr. DeMauriac explains it, to engage in the ancient art of imparting and exchanging information with others . Ask any one of these people for the name of Robert E . Lee's horse!

SS CLUB :MEMBERS-TOP ROW: 1-r, Henry Moore, Charles Beverly, Jeff Katz, ; Sutherland, Billy Fowler, Ulrich Starke, Scott Bullock, Mr. Day. BOTTOM r: 1- r , Ear1 Schwartz, Eric Grosh

TRIVIA CLUB MEMBERS-BACK ROW: (Associate Members) 1-r, Leslie Blake, Bill Scott, Clay Borne, Rob Benson, David Fried, Jack Gordon. FRONT ROW: (Official Members) 1-r, Amy Sandridge, Martin James, Manfred Sternberg, Kirk Groh, Henry Moore, Charles Walton, Jeff Katz.

Middle School Forum

Lower School 4-H Club

(front row) Kelly Bush, Jeanne Herrington, Kris Romaine, Tracy Moore, Missy Nicoladis, Shannon Conatser, Billy Mohamed, Catherine LeJeunne, Jim Hamlin, Lester Coe, Kathy Benbow, (second row) Drew Connell, Scott Farber, John Burlingame, Larry Hollier, David Oelsner, Guy Farber, Derek Barnes.

(back row) Mary McKibbon., Kay Campbell, Donna Hickman, Becky O'Quinn, Michael Wever, Jo Ann Di'Martini, Angele Andry, Melissa Young, Ann Sere Kline , Mark Senti£, Hans Johnasson, -missing from picture-Ginny Davis

4-H :MEMBERS-The fifth grade. The whole fifth grade. The ENTIRE fifth grade!!!!

Class Officers Freshmen

Sophomores

Tracy Conatser (pres. )-William Manning (sarg. at arms) missing from picture Elizabeth Rue (v. pres.), Liz Ann Saunders (sec.), Stuart McDowell (tres.),

Terran Kline (pres.), Laura Babin (v. pres.), Nancy Newman (sec), Tobin Lassen (tres), Jack Gordon (sarg. at arms)

Juniors

,ba Hines (sarg. at anns), Claire Stephens (tres.) Kate McCall (pres.), David James (v. pres. )-missing from ture Barbara Brandon (sec.)

De an Lindsey (pres . ) , Margaret Dannenburg (v . pres . ) , David 1 1Boo Boo 1 1 Mayer (tres . ) , missing from picture Terie Trinchard (sec.), Martin "ROUND Man" James (sarg. at anns)

Captain: Mike Farber TB

Captain : Martin James T Manager: J. Pollard Manager: D. Mayer Manager : T. Gibbons

Robbie Sims T

Rip Reeves T

Manfred Sternberg SE

John Holland TE

Russell Paine C

Bill Kimble SE

Doug Ashton FB

Mike Renzulli S

Bubba Hines TE

Terry Trenchard QB

John Simon G

Jeff Katz G

Norman Hansen SE

l Grigg G

John Chaffe T

Chris Mackenzie T

Lloyd Baehr

Todd Muller S

Graham Roberts QB

Kieth Kyler G

Brian Dupepe G

: Martin FB

n McCarte S

Eric Holtzman C

Fred Miller SE

1 Renzulli QB

Mike Mcloughlin T

Gary Sutton FB

Jeff Farber TB

Randy Rampp C

David O I Quinn TE

Bill Colomb C

Doug Geehan G

John Schmidt TB

Hennessey T

Guy Massey G

Geoff Collins FB

n Duffy G

tin Muller TE

Steve Wulff TE

Jim Miley T

Standing--M. Muller, G. Massey, T. Muller, M. Mcloughlin, J. Farber, S. Duffy, J. Schmidt, G. Collins, G. Roberts, S. Kyler, F. Miller, R Rampp, S Wulff

Missing--Coach Rice, Don Renzulli, J. McCarte, B. Colomb, D. Geehan, P. Hennessey, J. Miley,

1977 J. V. Football Scores

Coach Rice

nding) Tom Elliot, Scott Zander, Kurt Appel, Jeff Moore, Sandy Whann, Bradford Girault, Becket Bencel, Guy oloro, John James, Drew Connell (mgr.) eeling) John Durham, John Roberts, Guy Farber, Bryn Ary, Brian Lindsey, Richard Hawkinw, Tad Huber, )hen Bossier, ting) Steve Rizzo, Lawrence Hoffman, Billy Mohamed, Derek Barnes, Earl Manning, Karl Peyronin, Chris m.

nding--V. Gonzales, H. Jonassen, S. Wulff, A. Rodriguez, W. Trotter, G. Farber, M. Senneff, S . .ackelford

!eling--D. McCollam, R. Giles, J. Burlingame, M. Weaver, F. Olinde, C. Huber sing From Picture--T. Shofstahl, S. Gayle, B. McFall, G. Morton, K. Rourke, D. White, D. Yount, G. Bott, Fouchi, L. Hubbell

Spenser: Ms. Hendren

Head Cheerleader: Juli Miller

Vicki Robertson Sr.

Margaret Dannenberg Sr.

Amy Whitsell Sr.

Nancy Rusch Jr.

Lynna Drumm Jr.

Claire Stephens Jr.

Elizabeth Hay Jr.

Laura Babin Soph.

Leesa Shlenker Soph.

standing: Missy Benbow, Libby Krementz, Elizabeth Rue, Anne Paterson, Liz Saunders second level: Kelley Williams on top: Jana Fleming

first row: Peggy Bernhard, Melisa Young, Anne Sere Klein second row: Stephanie George, Jeanne Herrington, JoAnn DeMartini, Lana Prudhomme standing: Jennifer Fleming, Becky Borne

(standing left to right) D. Mayer (mgr.), D. Ashton, E. Holtzman, G. Freibaum, B. Hines, D. O'Quinn, M. Renzulli, Coach Ponds. (Kneeling) M. Farber, R. Spalding, C. Bourgeois ( missing from picture) L. C . McIntire

Coach Ponds

Mike Farber Sr. guard

IGary Freibaum Sr. forward

Bubba Hines Jr. center

ce Renzulli Jr. guard

Doug Ashton Jr. guard

Craig Bourgeois Jr. guard

, , E, , Holtzman Soph. center

mn Soph. guard

David O'Qu'

J.V. Basketball

Standing- - Steve Young, Bill Scott, Keith Kyler, Eric Holtzman, Tobin Lassen Kneeling- -Lewis Sams, Stuart McDowell

Standing--]. Luck, K. Appel, B . Girault, M. Senneff, A. Hild, S. Whann, S. Shackelford, J. Miley, C. Childress, B. Bawel, G. Favalaro, Coach Rice, Becky O 1Quinn Kneeling--]. Roberts, G. Farber, S. Farber, B. Ary, L. Hoffman, M. Weaver Missing from picture W. Trotter, S. Wulff, F Olinde

nding--CoachAnnstorng, R. Patton, J. Armstrong, S. Gayle, K. Rourke, H. Jonassen, D. Barnes, T. Bloom, Jurham, R. Hawkins, J. Hamlin, C. Mann, H. Luetkemeier, L. Coe

:ling--CoachHatch, D. White, B. Chaffe, T. Elliot, J. Martin, J. James, G. Morton, G. Eckert 11g- -T. Shofstahl I S. Rizzo, E. Manning I J. Burlingame, D. McCollarn I V. Fouchi I P. Williams

Soccer

1978 District Runners Up

(sitting left to right) Christy Brown, Manfred Sternberg, Brian Bossier, Rogers Schupp, Ronald Nelson. (kneeling left to right) Ron Ostrolenk, Buck Stainback, Brian Grove, Rob Reed.(standing left to right) John McCarte, Mitchell Mamoulides, John Chaffe, Jeff Bourgeois, Philip Becker, Charlie Kantrow, Rip Reeves, Jeff Katz, Steve Rue, Brian Huber, Mike Mcloughlin, Robbie Sims, Billy Pratt.

Coach Perez-missing from picture Coach Houtaling

mding left to right) Coach Houtaling, L. Hickman, J. Greenwell, R. Carvajal, J. Moore, J. Mindell, C. herland, C. McElroy, M. Mcloughlin eeling left to right) B. Cantin, S. Bossier, L. Hollier, E. Manning, A. Lange, S. Bossier, J. McCarte, A. !riguez, C Graham.

1ding) Greg Palmer, George Hoffman, John Plamer, Ben Cairns. o Marsupial- -team mascot

Wrestling

(Kneeling left to right) Brian Lindsey, Randy Rampp, Jack Cordon, Todd Muller, Guy Massey, Stephen Kantrow, Eric Groh, Duncan McCord

(Standing) Coach Trevino, Martin Muller, Cary Sutton, Bill Grigg, Norman Hansen, Brady King, John Simon, John Holland, Chris Mackenzie, Jeff Martin, Martin James, Coach DeMauriac

Coach Trevino- missing from picture Coach DeMauriac

Action Shots

(Sitting left to right) Carrie Haydel, Janis Askew, Melinda Pafford, (mgr.) Kathy Gordon, Laura Vallas, Bunny Bernhard, Cammie Colomb ·

(Standing) Kate McCall, Charlotte Robinson, Cathy Girault, Kim Meng, Cheryl Johnson

Coach Trevino Senior captains Charlotte Robinson and Laura Vallas

trlotte Robinson

Bunny Bernhard

Kate McCall

Melinda Pafford

LMeng

Carrie Haydel

Laura Vallas

Cathy Girault

Carny Colomb

Janis Askew

Julianne Breaux

tting left to right) Coach Edwards, Kathy Reishe, Ginger McFadden, Libby Krementz, Anne Patterson, Annette :kam, (mgr.) Susan Schmidt anding) Kat Fullilove, Carolym Ashby, Lisa Mayer, Elizabeth Rue, JoAnne DeMartini, Tracy Conatser, Leesa uenker

Middle School Volleyball

MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL--Standing, 1-r, B. Crosby, G. Davis, D. Hickham, J. Bernos, A. McKibbon, C. Steinbaugh, Kneeling, 1-r, L. Herron, K. David, B. O'Quinn, R. Bankston, E. Jahncke.

Middle School Badmitton

RSITY BADMITTON: Front Row, 1-r, Libby Krementz, Ginger McFadden. :k Row, 1-r, Cynthia Boykin, Kat Fullilove, Laurie Rollin, Cammie Colomb, Annette Hickam, Lisa Mayer, ry Montero, Leslie Taylor.

)DLE SCHOOL BADMITTON: Standing, 1-r, N. Mayer, K. Laudeman, A. Landry, K. David, D. Hickham, B. )uinn, G. Steinbagh, Ms. Alberstadt. :eling, 1-r, P. Yeargain, M. Nicoladis, T. Bernos, B. Crosby, J. Herrington, S. Conatser.

Girls Soccer

Sitting--E. Beauchamp, D. Ferrante, T. Moore, J. Becker, C. Kuebel, B. Carter, B. Bower, Dayna Lago

Kneeling--E. Hay, A. Ollinde, Daneele Lago, B. Cain, N. McDowell, L. Bernos, E. Pelias, K. Fullilove, L. Krementz

Standing- - S. Grove, N. Easterling, A. McEwen, P. Pettit, N. Rusch, S. Mitchell, L. Rolling, J. Breaux, J. Slavik, K. Gordon, C. Robinson, B. Bernhard, A. Patterson, J. Askew

Coach James

Leh Houtaling

Swimming

(left to right) Karen Kuebel, Libby Krementz, Laura Vallas, Amy Threefoot, Leah Deloach, Susan Shepard, Barbara Crawford, Vicki Fleetwood.

Mark Jones

is Huber, Mark Crawford

Favorites

Mr. And Miss Saint Martin's

Dean Lindsey Bunny Bernhard

Laura Vallas

Charlotte Robinson

Martin James

Barbara Crawford

Manfred Sternberg

Favorite Snaps

Missy Van Meter

Viciki Robertson

Bunny Bernhard

Kate McCall

1977 Homecoming Court

Carolyn Ashby

1977 Homecoming Dance

1977 Homecoming Game

1977 Homecoming Chairpersons

li Miller Cheryl Johnson

Bunny Bernhard

Activities

Even though some of our teams did not do well, the student support kept the school spirit alive. We thank the cheerleaders, pep club, Precision Drill Team, all the students, faculty, parents, and alumni for making this year's spirit so G-R-E-A-T !!!

'he Louisiana Hilton

rribal instincts

Joe Cool with the sunglasses

Twas the day before Christmas and all through the school, not a creature was studying, not even a fool. Santa came in with an ear to ear grin and brightened the room and all within. The students were all huddled all snug on the floor, in hopes that St. Nick would have something in store.

Who would think it's a wine skin?

Did the little elves make this?

The three Graces

Who told you about my watermelon?

Shall I break into song?

Interim Term

This year St. Martin's introduced a new program to our school. This "interin term" was very successful and enjoyed by all. Some of the courses offered were: auto mechanics, bachelor survival, meditation, chinese cooking, film appreciation, karate, cultural heritage of the 60's, creative writing, shorthand for fun, astronomy, New Orleans neighborhoods, and many many more. There were also various speakers such as Mr. Weller (etcher), Mr. Morial (mayor), the owner of Christian's Restaurant, Ellis Marsalis, George Heally (past editor of the Times Picayune), Leonard Huber, (Mardi Gras authority), three opera singers, and many many more. The upper school also participated in a few activities. We watched movies, walked to lunch (ha! ha!), and many many more. Interin provided us a chance to see new things about ourselves and our community.

The End Of Interim

Ve are all individuals and have different interests. There are events w e all participate in and the rs only a fe w do. But all students at St. Martin's are eager and glad to participate in ome aspect of their school's activities.

St. Martin's Day 1977

St. Martin's Day was celebrated by a gathering of the entire school, kindergarten through seniors, in the gym, followed by activities and a picnic.

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