1995 - St. Martin's Episcopal School Yearbook

A Yearbook is a pictorial record of a school. This book attempts to show through pictures and copy the accomplishments, activities, disappointments, wins, loses, and most important, the people of St. Martin's 1995. The f acuity, staff, students, parents, and alumni that comprise our school are represented. St. Martin's Episcopal School offers many opportunities for all of us to grow, learn, and enrich our lives. The Shield staff attempts to cover it all

Cindy Perret

August 24, 1994 ...

Upper school retreats ... 6th grade retreat ... 7th grade retreat ... 8th grade retreat ... Oliver ...

Pep rallies ... Football ... Homecoming

Decorations and game ... Homecoming

Dance ... Volleyball ... Cross Country ...

Swimming ... STM Day '94 ... Advisory groups .. . Detentions .. . Saturdays ...

Assemblies ... Dress code ... Lunch leave . . . National Honor Society... Student Council . . . Clubs . . . Speech Tournaments ... Literary Rallies . . . Christmas plays ... Basket ball ... State playoffs ...

Soccer .... Wrestling ... Softball & Baseball . . . Golf . . . Tennis . . . Track ...

Cheerleading ... Indian day ... World day ... May day ... May 26, 1995 ...

Opening IS Cindy Perret

The C lass of 1995 dedicates this years Shield to

Betty, Yvonne and Beverly have been serving us and the rest of the students and faculty of St. Martin's for m a ny years. Whether at morning break or at lunch time, they always greeted us with a big smile and " how can w e he lp you?"

From our Pre-K days through our senior year you could always count on these ladies to add some h a pp iness to our day. We will truly miss them as we begin our college year s

WE LOVE YOU, LADIES!

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Betty & Beverly

Yvonne

HEAD OF SCHOOL

Salute to the Class of 1995

To the Class of 1995:

" From everyone to whom much has been given, much will be required ; and from the one to whom much has been entrusted , even more will be demanded." (Luke 12:48)

In choosing the above citation from the Gospel of Luke as the theme of my remarks to you , I perhaps run the risk of creating a tone more ominous than inspirational. However, I happily take that risk because of the importance of the message and my confidence in your ability to respond to it with inspiration rather than fear.

Before I arrived on campus last summer , your reputation had preceded you. What a delightful reputation it was: a gifted group of people who use their talents well and who treat one another with respect and care. Such advance billing can create lofty (and perhaps unreasonable) expectations in others and complacency or arrogance in those who are the subject of such high praise. Let me say that such has not been the case in your regard as I have observed you move through your senior year. More delightful for me than the reputation you have enjoyed has been the manner in which you have embodied it this year. While I have some regret that we only shared one year together, my stronger feeling is gratitude to you for what you have given St. Martin ' s during your days here and , on a personal note, gratitude for the way in which you have gently welcomed me into the STM community.

While you have been among us as students, you have indeed lived up to the exhortation of Jesus quoted above. You have been given much here , and you have developed and shared those gifts generously and wholeheartedly. But , as with a St. Martin ' s education, the words of the Gospel are for a lifetime. Your school career has prepared you to be responsible adults; let it not satisfy or define you. What has been done for you, with you, and by you at St Martin's is mere prologue for what is to come. I have enjoyed learning about and in modest fashion witnessing your achievements here at St. Martin's I anticipate with great hope your achievements yet to come!

Louis Smith ' 95 spoke most eloquently at Commencement of the importance of faith in his life and in the life of the Class of 1995. Please know that we shall continue to keep our faith in you as we urge you to continue to develop faith in yourself, faith in your opportunities and " requirements ," and faith in the great expectations that we-and, more importantly , your God-have in mind for you

With esteem and affection , /4 (? ~un,Z

Leo P. Dressel Head of School

Board of Trustees

Nolan, Mr. Charles H. Peterson and Mr. Leo E. Beaulieu III, Front

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Right: Mr. John Peter Labouisse, Mrs. Marlene Samuel, Mr. Donald H. McDaniel, Mr. Michael A. Flick, Dr. William Brooks Emory, Mr. G. William James III and Mr. Jerry L. Saporito. Not Pictured: Mr. Michael Odom, Mrs. Betty Bailliet, Mrs. Marjorie Beer, Mr. Herbert B. Bowers III, The Rt. Rev. James B. Brown , Rev. W. Gedge Gayle, Mr. Thomas Getten and Dr. Brian Henry Melius.

1994 - 1995 Officers

President: Mr. Michael A. Flick

Vice- President: Dr. William Brooks Emory

Secretary: Mr. John Peter Labouisse

Treasurer: Mr. Michael C. Odom

Board of Trustees

Back Row, Left to Right: Rev. Ronald H. Clingenpeel, Mr. Gary N. Solomon, Sr., Rev. Hill Riddle, Mr. Marshall R. Ordemann, Jr., Mr. James M. Mc Kinnie, Jr., Nr. Robert Denard

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Standing, Left to Right: Suzette Adair, Secretary-Middle School, · Wayne Lumpkin, Ph.D., Assistant Head of School, Toni Caserta, : Administration Assistant, Ilene Pool, Secretary-Upper School, Jane , Caine, Assistant Head of Upper School and Dot Stengel, SecretaryLower School.

Seated Left to Right: Margaret Schuber, Head of Middle School, Leo P. Dressel, Head of School, Bruce Houghtaling, Head of Upper School and Marjorie Conatser, Head of Lower School.

RELIGION, ENGLISH & SOCIAL STUDIES DEPATMENTS

Chairman of Religion and Life Skills , and Lower School Chaplin The Rev. Edward Robertson, Jr., Upper School Religion, Jeanne Robertson, Upper and Middle School Chaplin The Rev. Trawin Malone .

Gloria Siegel, Vicki V. Johnson, Chairmanofthe Social Studies Department, Charle' Rivet, Danny Echt, Betsy Kaston, Dr. Re:>i Mooney, Susan Houghtaling, Eddy Long, Bruce Houghtaling, and Suan Godchaux.

Right: Margaret Schuber, June Wells , Lee Coffey Klebba, Teresa Cooper, Tracy Ebbs , John Pardee, Barbara Maurer and Chairwomen of the English Department, Eileen K. Beckman.

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MATH, SCIENCE & FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS

Right: Chairwomen of the Science Department, Dr. Harriet Aguiar-Netto, Carrol Lessig, Guy Farber, Dr. David Lesley, Catherine McAllister, Carolyn Hermann and Warren Lind Not pictured Pam Rogers

Left: Chairwomen of the Math Department Janis McCormick, Jeanne Cumberland, Stephenie Pittman, Jim Marsalis, Jr., Dianne Greer, Judy Sharple and Jane Caine.

Left: Carol Baier, Michael Giambelluca, Glenn Brady, Chairman of the Foreign Language Department, Pedro Perez, Mary Herman, Phillippe Van Routte, Vince Drago and Karen Scott.

FINE ARTS, PERFORMING ARTS & ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

Left: Adair Watkins, Chairwomen of the Fine Arts Department, Carolyn Strickler and Carolyn Busenlener.

Above: Kate Arthurs, Peggy Fransen, John Pardee, Chairwomen of the Performing Arts Department, Rinda Coleman and Jimmy Cox.

,Fine Arts, Performing Arts & Athletic Departments

Left: Back row, Athletic Director, Joe Gill, Mike McGuire, DoBee Plaisance, Darlene Rabalais and Chick McGeehan. Front row: Donna Coons, Sue Edwards, Sam Dozier, Linda and Al Trevino.

DEVELOPMENT & ADMISSIONS DEPARTMENTS & BUSINESS OFFICE

Right: Directorof Admissions, Carolyn Wanek, Betty Bankston and Minna Ree Miranne.

Left: Patti Micklin, Chris Hamann, Director of the Development Department, Barbara Bush, Harold Graff and Mary Margaret Miller.

Left: Jan Signorelli, Business Manager, Barbara Ryan, Charles Maumus, Pat Simpson, Kicia Ovella and Maria Dazet.

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FIFTH, FOURTH AND THIRD GRAlDES

Right: Jeanne Cumberland, Linda Trotter and Vicki Johnson.

Left: Guy Farber, Stephenie and Gloria Siegel.

Left: Sue Shaw, Erir. Brady and Debbie Scalia.

SECOND AND FIRST GRADES & KINDERGARTEN

Right: Anne-Marie Menard, Tootie Conway and Susan Pansano.

Left: Margaret Perret, Tina Hintz and Rebecca Fransen .

Above: Susan hebert, Julie Dieth, Alma Roohi, Ann Bellard, Jackie Graham and Linda McDermott.

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PRE-KINDERGARTEN, LIBRARIANS & NURSES

Right: Jim Durbin, Chairwomen of the Library Pepartment, Doris Baron, Pat Kelly, Janice Rees and Head Librarian Lower School , VirginiaHoffmann.

Above: Cheryl Resignola, Kerry Vogt, Allison Wagner, Mary Ann Chrestman, Jane Guillory and Ann Johnston.

Left: Susan Harmon and Vickie Gibert.

CAFATERIA, MAINTENANCE & BUS DRIVERS

Louise Marks, Yvonne Eiswirth, Ernest Montgomery, Betty O'Brien and Beverly Savoy.

John Pulley, Edward Maise, Bill Keir, Jenkins Knighten, Dave Troutt, Robert Gustafson, Tony Willis and Facilities Director, O'neal Burgeois. Below Clarance Smith

Dwight Delpit, Clarence Smith, Doris Boos, Johnny Engeron, O'Neal Bougerois, Ernest Burnthorn, Jane Burnthorn and Joanne Guillot.

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221 Behind the scenes

Right: Jo Allen answers calls from concerned parents, and makes sure that the message gets to the student or teacher.

Left: WilliamRosenbaum, Upper School Counselor has been very successful with his student programs.

Right: Chuck Allen keeps the Book Store supplied to handle all the student and faculty needs.

Left: Linda Keir sorts and delivers all the correspondence for the Upper, Middle and Lower Schools.

Left: Mothers' Club Officers, Cheri Hall, 1994-1995 President, Ashley Geary, 19951996 President, Teresa Guzzetta, Treasurer and Janet Rigdon, Vice-President.

Right: Middle School science teacher, Cathy Mc Alister works with students on one of many science projects.

Left: Middle School Head, Margaret Schuber conducts a faculth meeting.

Left: Coach Chick McGeehan watches as the defence warms up before the game.

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Right: Carolyn Strickler and Bill Rosenbaum chat with seniors, while relaxing during the annual retreat at the start of the school year.

Left: Jane Caine, Upper School math teacher, prepares for a help session with students.

Left: Upper School Head, Bruce Houghtaling talks with students before beginning a meeting.

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Our Age

Opposite Page : Cover of St. Martin's Bell , Spring Environmental Issue. Top Left: Father Ed blesses the Lower School Butter Fly Garden. Top Right & Bottom Left: Alumnus, Jim Dellinger , now works on correcting the environment. Middle Left: Dr. Lesley bundling the Christmas trees to help stop costal erosion along with STM seniors. Bottom Right : Beauty and the Beast.

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We were robbed last year when the freshmen won, but we're back on top agam.

-Brad Coffman senior '95

Seniors win homecoming decorations with their ''Alice in Wonderland'' theme

Below: The Juniors draped their parents old cloths all over the place and step up army camps, so StM could visit the sixties.

Left: Freshmen line the halls with stars, for their "Night at the Movies."

Top: Sophmores Saints kick and stomp the gators.

Middle

Brandon Dinon stes up the tunes so the sophomores can rock.

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Middle right: Another U. S. camp is stationed in STM's halls.

Left: Freshmen turn S TM into a movie theater.

HOMECOMING.

The Game ...

Before a large Homecoming crowd the Saints were victorious over the Fisher Gators, 17-3. Shane Bohrer threw a touchdown pass to Jason Conway, who ran twenty-six yards for the first touchdown. The Saints scored again on a two yard run by Conway, setup by a twenty-two yard pass completion from Bohrer to Chip McGeehan. Christian Chauvin closed out the Saints' scoring with a thirty yard field goal before the end of the first half, giving them a 17-0 lead. The Saints' defence dominated the second half, allowing the Gators only a thirty-five yard field goal. St. Martin's got outstanding play from defensive players, Brady Dugan, Jason Conway, Mike Truax and Jonathan Schenk. Overall, this win was the start of a spectacular Homecoming weekend.

Top: Jason Conway out runs the Gator defence for a early touchdown.

Middle left: Coach

Giambelluca discusses strategy on the sideline.

Middle Right: Christian Chauvin adds icing to the cake. Bottom: Shane Bohrer calls it good.

Stuart Rose

The Dance

It was 10:30 and everyone was having a great time dancing to the band and wondering who would be this year's queen. Then the time came, Wes Marchal and Jonathan Schenk moved back and forth behind the court. They came to a halt behind Ashley Hall, St. Martin's 1994 Homecoming Queen. After Ashley was crowned, there was the customary dance with Mr. Dressel, the Head of School and than the dance went on. Everyone got into the act and had a lively time the rest of the evening.

Top: Lauren Gatti and Sahil Godiwala stop to pose during the dance. Middle Left: Queen, Ashley Hall and Lee Hall pose after the crowning. Middle Right: Juniors Caroline Elliot, Taylor Wohleber, Mary McKennie and Kim Milano pose while having a good time at the dance. Bottom: The court and their fathers during a pause in the game Friday night.

Homecoming news:

The Homecoming Dance was a great success. Everyone was having a great time dancing to the sounds of Sound Garden At 10:30, the crowd was eager to know who was to be crowned as homecoming queen. As Wes Marchal and Jonathan Schenk moved over the court's heads, there was a

Ashley Hall

sudden stop over Ashley • Hall , declaringher , queen.

Homecoming Queen

After, she took the ceremonial dance with the joined them on stage while Curt Beaulieu and Catherine Head of School , Mr. Garvey showed everybody how real dancing was Dressel. After the crown- done. Everyone was having tons offun and by the time ing, the dance went on. the dance was over, everyone had thoroughly enjoyed brady dugan was a back th emselves.

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Top: Ashley Hall, her court, and their escorts pose for a picture after her crowning

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dance. Bottoom right: Two sisters, Ashley and Kelly Hall, share their happy experience.

Left : Lauren Gatti and Ashley Baier stop for a picture during the dance. Bottom left: John Russell and his date having a good time Saturday night during the dance. Bottom right: Brett Sutton and Emily Kimble pose for a picture during a dance .

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The sky was clear and the air was cool. After the chapel service, the classes broke up into different sections and played games. Upper school then paired up with their lower schoolers for a scavenger hunt. This year's scavenger hunt questions were a lot of fun, such as, "Who is the head 'rapper' of upperschool?" and "How many middle schoolers are in Oliver?" Everyone was in high spirits looking for answers After all papers were returned, everyone enjoyed a small pep rally by the Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. After the pep rally, everyone moved down to a great lunch prepared by the Dad's club. The scavenger hunt winners were then announced. Mr Farber's fifth grade class and the ninth grade advisory groups of Mrs Houghtaling and Mrs . Klebba worked together to win. Finally everyone moved into the chapel to watch a video of the day At 12:30 everyone filed out in high spirits.

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Left: Mr. Dressel, the Head of School , gives the opening address.

Top right: Jonathan Massicot, the President of the Student Council, also gives opening remarks.

Middle : Father Ed blesses a I st grader during the eurcharist service.

Above : The Heads of Schools carry the offering.

St. Martin's Day is an event during the school year where the entire school comes together to celebrate STM ' s uniqueness and spirit, and to have fun.

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Left: The Lower School choir joins voices during the chapel ceremony.

Lower left: Selected students , after long hours of practicing, entertain the sudience with bells

-Cindy Perret senior ' 95

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St. Martin's Day is a lot of fun for all people involved. After chapel service in the big gym , the different sections of school separate to have competition within each grade. the Lower School went to the quad, the middle school went to the football field, while the upper school stayed in the big gym. A variety of games were played. The Upper School played many

games including the pick up game. Several students from each grade line up and run down to the other side of the gym and pick up a single item. This item is brought to the next person who picks up another item. This continues until 8 items are picked up and it is very hard to continue. The first member of the delegation that makes it back across the line , wins and earns 4 points. Other games included the mix-up shoe pile, the basketball shooting game, the three legged race, the livesaver game,and finally tag football.

After these games were completed, people headed for the lower school classrooms to begin the celebrated scavenger hunt. Partners, consisting of students of all ages, scooted around campus finding answers to a immense list of items associated with STM. Some were much easier than others. After the partners found the required answers, they bolted back to the classrooms and the list was turned in. After lunch, the winning group was announced.

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Top Left: Mr. Dressel, Head of School, resting after his first St. Martin's Day. Top Right: Everyone gives St. Martin's Day a "Thumbs Up". Above Left: After a very active day faculty and students are ready for some lunch. Above Right: Lower and Middle School Students pose for a picture during the scavenger hunt.

Top: Uppers School students challange each other in the St. Martin's Day Games. Second Picture: Seniors cheer on their classmates during the St. Martin's Day Games. Third Picture: Students from the Upper, Middle and Lower Schools join together for a snack. Bottom: MiddleSchool Students participate in the St. Martin's Day Games.

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St. Martin's theatrical productions for this year ranged from Dickens to Neil Simon. In November, Lionel Bart's musical adaptation of Dickens' tale of the orphan Oliver Twist was presented in an allschool production. With many roles double cast, Oliver ! used a cross section of the STM family, from the tiniestPre-K students to highly respected faculty members. Who can forget Dr. Aguiar-Netto' s show stopping death scene, Mrs. Glenn Brady's dulcet tones as the strawberry seller, or Mrs. Karen Scott's obvious enjoyment of her cigar in the second act opening tavern scene! Father Malone revealed a beautiful singing voice as well as comic flair in his roleasMr.Bumble. Third grader Philip Kritikos and

sixth grader Ryan Francis shared the spotlight as the orphan boy who searched the streets of London for love. His accomplice, the ArtfulDodger, was played by Middle School Students Greg Williams and Al Minor. Brandon Voss portrayed Fagin, the leader of a gang of young pickpockets. The sinister Bill Sykes was ably acted by Chris Bordelon, with Jennifer Coleman and Stephanie Sharple sharing the role of Nancy, Bill's girlfriend who ultimately gives her life to save young Oliver. With a tremendous supporting cast and crew, it is safe to say that "Consider Yourself One of Us" was the theme of the production. Mr.. Cox and Mrs Coleman are to be commended for the outstanding production.

Top: The Children singing for their supper, Left: Philip Kritikos as Oliver Twist, with Marty Black and Caroline Byrd,

Top: Erika Tolar in her death defying leap from the table. Middle Left: Fagin plotting with his gang. Center: Dr. Aguiar-Netto' s famous death scene. Right: Chris Bordelon as Bill Sykes and Jennifer Coleman as Nancy. Bottom Left: Mrs. Glenn Brady selling her strawberries. Bottom Right: Oliver, Ryan Francis, with the gang.

Mr. Cox added to his di- mates and friends. The rectorial triumph with the Middle School production of The Good Doctor by Neil Simon. Consisting of separate scenes tied together by a narrator, the short scenes all have a moral told with a great deal of humor. Costumes disguised many identities, causing audience members to have difficulty recognizing their own class-

large cast enjoyed seeing themselves transformed into nineteenth century Russian characters facing life's frustrations and joys, and discovering that things are not necessarily that much different today! Many long time observers of MS productions declared The Good Doctor to be the best ever!

Top: The Cast of The Good Doctor. Above Left: Justin Goldblatt and Jose'Carlos Mendez discuss the good old days. Above right: Jonathan Campo as the narrator.

Top Left: Malain McCormick and Katherine Bologna. Top Right: Seth Duplantis, Grant Melius and Allison Johnson at the theater. Left Nicole Bernstein, Jason Brown and Scott Felter. Center: Bill Maurer with his dentist Justin Svec. Above: Jessica Carvin and Donald D'Aunoy.

The Good Doctor

Neil Simon was again fea- vying for their affection tured in the Upper School includes Caroline Byrd, production of The Last of Rebecca Gordon, Andrea The Red Hot Lovers, di- Anderson , Kelly rected by Mr. John Pardee. McManis , and Amanda Simon's look at a con- Abrams. Once again Mr. firmed bachelor who has Pardeeandhisdoublecast decided to take the plunge of actors provided an f ea tu red Kevin evening oflaughter in the McCormickandRiazAli. STM Theater, otherwise The list of lovely ladies known as the Chapel.

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CHRISTMAS PLAYS

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Lower School Christmas Plays

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A New Era!

On a beautiful March afternoon the parents and friends of the Class of '96 piled into the chapel to see them presented with their class rings . The ceremony was a success meveryway. Tracy Ebbs , an alumnus, was the feature speaker, and talked about her vari-

ous memories of St. Martin's. After Tracy's speech, the Class of '95 presented the Juniors with their rings in a beautiful ceremony. The students and parents then moved to the yard area outside the chapel for a reception.

About one o'clock the juniors and seniors piled into three school buses, and headed for Commanders Palace for the ceremonial dinner. After a wonderful meal of garlic bread, eggplant fingers, and chicken lasagna, the students returned to school.

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Top left: Father Malone blesses the rings. Top right: The program, a rose and class rings. Left: Tracy Ebbs talks about her days at St. Martin's.

Top left: Stuart Rose gives Matthew Zeller his class ring. Top right: Joanne Close places ring on incoming Student Council President, Stacy Weber. Center left: JeffElizardi and Kevin Goldblatt. Center right: Christina Murphy and Tatum Truax. Above left: Rachel Tuuri and Brandon Voss. Above right: Senior Ridgley Pittman with Juniors Brandon Voss, Caroline Byrd and Rebecca Dunn. Left: Missy Spencer has her ring turned.

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JUNIOR PR

Top: Rachel Tuuri, Sahil Godiwala, Joanne Close, Molly Urann, Robin Tompkins, Tristan Rappold, Stephanie Jones and Margee Neighbors.

Left: Juniors, Sara Beth Odom, Curt Beaulieu and Tori Hodges.

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Top left: Faculty members, Jimmy Cox, Teresa Cooper, Adair Watkins, and Trawin Malone pose in the period costumes. Top right: Alan Stone, Vijay Kailas, Jonathan Mendez, Nebel Cheema, and Jose' Carlos Mendez pose at the dinner table Middle left: Amy Scalia, Rebecca Rodgers, Megan Rigdon, Mathison Hall, Jason Brown, and Justin Goldblatt take time out from the meal for a picture. Middle right: Scott Felter, Andrew Stakelum, Caroline Williams, Lesley Flores, Danny Navar, and David Fransen sitting down to eat. Left: The table prepared for the luncheon.

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Top left: The students sit around the circle listening to stories. Top right: Kevin McCormick and Middle School Head, Margaret Schuber pose in the shade of an old tree. Middle left: We ' ll find it here somewhere. Middle right: Kevin and teacher, Barbara Maurer dressed for the period . Right: Kevin tells stories to the class from the platform.

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Top: Yea, that was a water melon. Upper left: The loser! Upper right: The winner. Middle left: Even the pets relax . Middle right: Which one do you think will win? Far left: The left side. Left: The right side.

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L I F E s K I L L s

The Saint Martin's curriculum requires the juniors and seniors to complete the Life Skills Program, which has developed into an extremely educational course through the years. This course only lasts one semester and half a credit is earned. One main requirement of this course is to complete fifty hours of community service in order to benefit our society. This assignment gives students experience in the real world which prepares them for the future Often time, the service project makes the student realize that not everyone is as forTop: Louis Smith works with youths at opperation "Too Smart".

Bottom: Christina Thorneycroft poses with children at Cresent House.

tunate as them. The students choose an organization that will allow them to work one-on-one with the disadvantaged individuals. Some chose to work with the elderly , while others chose to work with unfortunate youth. The point is to help others and make someone's day

a little better. During the course students also deal with subjects they might come across, such as suicide, rape, and stress management. This is a very successful program that makes students aware of our community's problems, and allows them to help solve these problems.

Top left: Ashley Hall helping children at Operation "Too Smart". Topright: JoanneClosehelpedoutat theNewOrleansHomefortheAged. Above: Jason ConwaytutorsayoungmanatBridgedaleElementary School.

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Top: Scott Gold put in some long hours at Big Easy Distributing. Above: Duke Kerrigan working on the computer at Johnson, Rice & Co.

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Upper School Awards

ENGLISH

I: Elise Dicharry

II: Rebecca Gordon

III: Andrea Anderson

IV: Rachel Tuuri

MATH

Algebra I: Peter Adair, Lauren Dellinger, Elena Perez

Algebra II: Stephanie Caine, Kelly McManis

Geometry: Erika Tolar, Kevin McCormick

Advanced Math: Wesley Felter, Juan Linares, Tatum

Truax

Trigonometry: Jeff Elizardi

Calculus: Ridgely Pittman, Louis Smith, Rachel Tuuri

Science

Biology: Kelly McManis

Physics: Rachel Tuuri

Chemistry: Asha Jayakrishnan

A. P. Chemistry: Ridgely Pittman

Bausch & Lomb Medal: Wesley Felter

Alton Ochsner Award: Rishi Anand

Chatham Book Award: Ridgely Pittman

Harold Graf Science Award: Louis Smith

HISTORY

Western Civilization: Elise Dicharry

Civics: Jimmy Reese

American History: Andrea Andersson

D.A.R. Medal: Keri Solis

Jefferson Book Award: Tatum Truax

History Award: Rachel Tuuri

RELIGION

Sewanne Book Award: Caroline Byrd

Religion Award: Caroline Byrd

Religious Studies Award: Deane Smith

ART

I: Amanda Abrams, Mike Cavaroc, Jennifer Dinsdale, Sara Beth Odom, Eric Vieth

II: Catherine Garvey, Muffin Labouisse

Book Award: Wes Marchal, Tristan Rappold

DRAMA

Best Actor: Riaz Ali, Kevin McCormick

Best Actress: Rebecca Gordon, Kelly McManis

SPEECH

Speech Award: Ridgely Pittman

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MUSIC

Music Award: Ridgely Pittman, Lee Prewitt

SPANISH

I: Beth Prewitt

II: Peter Adair

III: Kevin McCormick

IV: Tatum Truax

V: Sahil Godiwala

Spanish Award: Ridgely Pittman

FRENCH

I: Eric Allison, Robert Stone

II: Alisa Baum, Stephanie Caine, Stephanie Hamm, Lauren Venturatos

III: Allan Chang, Elise Dicharry, Jimmy Reese

IV: Stephanie Murray, Wesley Rolston, Brandon Voss -

V: Claude Eyamba

French Award: Andrea Andersson

LATIN

I: Randall Snare

II: Jennifer Dinsdale, Nicholas Pappas

III: Akash Anand

IV: Caroline Byrd

V: Louis Smith, Rachel Tuuri

Latin A ward: James Angehr

PUBLICATIONS

Shield Award: Cindy Perret

Halo Award: Sahil Godiwala, Wesley Felter, James

Angehr, Allison Bratina, Louis Smith, Nisha

Chakravarty, Brad Glaser,

Lyre Awards: Beth Huber, Ridgely Pittman, Joanne

Close, Keri Solis, Jeff Williams, Wesley Felter, Christina

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SPECIAL AWARDS

Gustaf R. Westfeldt, Jr. Award: Zach Goodyear

0. E. Haring Memorial Scholarship Award: Stacy Weber

John F. Aker Award: Wesley Felter

Michael John Moseley Memorial Award: Louis Smith

St. Martin's Citizenship Awards: James Angehr, Ridgely Pittman

Mildred Ellis Herron Memorial Award: Ashley Baier

E. 0. Ban Slate Service Award: Riaz Ali

Spirit of St. Martin's Award: Rachel Tuuri

Middle School Awards

ENGLISH

6: Megan McDonald, Robbie Paydo

7: Jeb Bauer, Ondina Canales

8: Jose Carlos Mendez, Caroline Williams

WRITING LAB

6: Ted Getten, David Svec

7: Sarah Tuuri, Brent Smith

MATH

6: Kara Contreary

7: Alcila Subramanian, Christian Piccolo

Intro to Algebra: Malain McCormick, Alan Watts

Algebra I: Jonathan Mendez

SCIENCE

6: Kara Contreary

7: Alcila Subramaniam

8: Jonathan Mendez

SOCIAL STUDIES

6: Chandler Sherwood

7: Christian Piccolo, Ondina Canales

8: Justin Svec

SPANISH

7: Brent Smith, Tahul Tikia

8: Megan Rigdon, Amy Scalia

FRENCH

7: Nicole Dicharry, Mark Ashcombe

8: Michelle Hanemann

LATIN

7: Zachary Wool

8: Jonathan Mendez

RELIGION

6: Becky Lowry

7: Mark Ashcombe

8: Rebecca Rogers

ART

6: Miesje Zimmermann, Ryan Monsour

7: Jordan Gill, Ryan Adkerson

8: Caroline Williams, Jonathan Campo

Drama/Speech

6: Jason Harmon

Middle School Speech Award: Al Minor, Andrew Stakelum

Music Award: Annie Clements, David Fransen

Middle School Fine Arts Award: Al Minor

HIGHEST CLASS AVERAGE

6: Kara Contreary

7: Alcila Subramaniam

8: Jonathan Mendez

CITIZENSHIP

6: Becky Lowry, David Svec

7: Dana Burshell, Mark Ashcombe

8: Amy Scalia, Alan Watts

Dean's Award

Jessica Resignola

BEST GIRL ATHLETE

Amy Scalia

BEST BOY ATHLETE

Andrew Stakelun Middle

Validictorian's Address

Good Evening Ladies and Gentleman. I consider it both an honor and a pleasure to speak before you tonight. As I think about the class of nineteen ninety five, both its past and future accomplishments, a po s ter in my room comes to mind. In the background a crimson moon barely lights the shadow of a solitary person standing upon a steep cliff. Beneath this picture are printed the following words: "we take these risks not to escape life but to prevent life from escaping us." Forthe class of 1995, and forth at matter anyone here in this auditorium, these words are pertinent , because risk taking is intrinsic to any success We are graduating tonight from high school , but this is not the sole moment of triumph. As Satenig St. Marie once said, "success is never a destination , it is a journey." Upon our journey at St. Martin ' s we have consistently taken new steps , and we will continue to do so for the rest of out lives. That is , we take risks in order to meet success offailure , risks to live, to keep as the poster read " life from escaping us. "

And I am grateful for the years I spent at St. Martin ' s because I realize that the love and concern of the parents, faculty, and friends and St. Martin's have helped the members of this class find the courage to overcome feat of failure. They have helped us learn to risk, to accept challenges, to pursue dreams and goals. And from these resulting losses and triumph we have matured. At every new cliff to climb we have risked , knowing either way the outcome, there is something beneficial--welearnaboutourselves. And we as a class have come to know that not to try is worse then having failed in the attempt. As Ilka Chase once said , "the only people who never fail are those who never try. "

Our lower school years , although they may seem simple now , posed many challenges. Everyone remembers the playground in Lower School. One thing which loomed ominously in my eyes was the caterpillar. To climb across involved the utmost courage , determination , and balance. Many people fell through--myselfincluded. But when I first climbed over, I felt , as I am sure many people did, a certain pride in my accomplishment, an awe that I could swallow my fear and do what I wanted. II also remember, as we all have , the fear of not being able to make friends , of receiving a curt "no" when asking to play in the game of football or foursquare perhaps. Yet it is safe to say that children aren ' t alway s cruel , and sooner or later you had someone to trade lunches with , someone to pick you for kickball. I also remember the tension one December in Mrs. Cumberland' s fourth grade class , when the boys and girls were informed that they had to find dance partners of else be matched up for their "Christmas in July" performance. So facing the big fear of"rejection ," they a s ked , found dance partners and discovered that despite sweaty hands, maybe girls weren ' t so icky, and boys didn't have cooties after all.

And as we pas sed into the Middle School halls , we continued to face new difficulties , to try new things. Suddenly, we were intensely afraid to look foolish in frontofothers, especially in plays. Now we know Brendan McLean was in his element as Fr. Christmas, WilbburthePig (of Charlotte ' s Web) , and Sherlock Holmes. But the stage was a threat for many. I am s ure Staci James was nervous in herfust role as Susan of The Lion , the Witch , and the Wardrobe, but she overcame her fears and now speaks confidently as senior class president if front of virtually any audience. In that same play, Christina Thorneycroft, whom we know and love as a shy individual , had the courage to not only take the stage and remember her lines , but in the body of a different creature--Mrs. Beaver. Now not everything we did was successful , I know I was a disaster dance team member, but many girls could distinguish the difference between left and right.

I know that our fears held us back from ourselve s and each other. But growth over time taught us that we could reach out to each other, we could expose more of our true selve s And thattrust which grew throughout high school brought usclosertogether: we met greater success, as we accepted more challenges and risks. In the classroom , some of us opted to try out tough courses. Lee Prewitt , says that the greatest risk she ever took was to enter Ms. Beckman' s honors English course. I'm sure the same thing can be said for tho s e who dared to take Calculus. We al s o accepted the risks oflosing as we ran for class office, student council, and club positions , and moreover the possibilities offailure once we held those offices. We had the courage to give long hours to training for athletic teams , and by giving our best effort, we risked more of ourselves if we did fail. Jim Angehr certainly did not wantto let down his teammates when picked for the starting basketball lineup his sophomore year. I am sure that all athletes, whether chosen as anchors for relays or any position on the team , wrestled with that same risk ofnot only failing themselves themselves but disappointing others as well. Possibly the greatest challenge lay in the attempt to try something new , that you were not sure if you could do well at all. Liev Thames entered the pool as a sophomore who could barely swim free style, so she tried an even more confusing stroke, the Breaststroke By her senior year, Liev placed fourth in the state meet. When Ridgely Pittman joined the outdoor education class , she did not know as she put is "anything" related to wilderness trips , but by taking the risk of stepping into deep water, not sure if she could swim in it, she soon discovered something about herself, a love of mature, and spiritual peace that will last always. And as I mentioned earlier, we began to discover the uniqueness in ourselves and rejoice with others in the finding. Despite , hearing frequent moos in the hallway , Cindy Perret , decided she could take the teasing , but she needed to be herself, she liked to show cows and readily admitted that she was proud ofit. She found that although cows were a foreign subject to most, her friends started to support her, and soon more people became interested , until finally she and her lovely cow Cameron were featured in this year's Spring edition of the Halo. Another chancethat someofus took was changing schools midway through highschool. By doing so , Tristan Rappold , Allison Grice, JeffElizardi, Molly Urann, and Bryan Talbert discovered that STM wasn't such a bad place after all. And then came the final risk, choosing a college to attend. But whetherofnot your college years , if even the rest of your life is a success is up to you. I would like to encourage everyone in this auditorium , if they do not welcome it already, to embrace the struggles and risks life has to offer. For by testing yourself, by walking paths you have not yet attempted, you will only make your life richer. Set new goals , follow dreams, and reach out to other people. If you accomplish what you want, feel proud , but if you fall short, keep trying. Without the pain of failure and difficulty , we as human beings could not mature , and our happinesses would lose significance. But because we have struggled, Because our climb up that jagged cliff of life has not been easy , we the class of 1995 can now take pleasure in our achievements. But our succes s whether as a group or individuals does not rest completely on our shoulders. Our parents , friends, and teachers have supported us, and helped us to realize and achieve our goals and dreams. And when despair of failure overcame us , they were there to dust off the scrapes and bruises to out confidence. I would never have spoken before you ifl did not have my family's love , support from my friends , and guidance from my teachers. St. Martin ' s thank you for helping us to face the fear within , to risk You have smiled with us in celebration , and soothed us in defeat. Now we must go on , but we will continue to challenge and thus discoverourselves , knowing that we took our fust baby steps shielded by your hovering arms. I leave you with the final words of a teacher.

"To laugh is to risk appearing the fool.

To weep is to risk appearing sentimental.

To reach for another is to risk involvement.

To expose you feelings is to risk exposing your true self

To place you ideas, your dreams before a crowd is to risk their loss.

To live is to risk dying.

To believe is to risk despair.

To try is to risk failure.

But risks must be taken because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing.

The person who risks nothing does nothing, has nothing, is nothing.

They may avoid suffering and sorrow, but they cannot learn , feel , change, grow, and live." Thank you.

Riaz Juzar Ali 1991-1995

Life is a bag of jelly bean, full of surprises and sometimes you get a licorice

-Joanne Close

Oh God it ' s blood'

-Bystander @District '93

Two things a man can't hide: that he is drunk,and that he is in love.

· -Antiphanes

Ozzy Azzi Baba! .4' 10" 67 lbs Laffayette93&94 Filming w/MF,RA,CT,JD&AH Cross Country Practices Gator Boy#l5 ... Prom ' 94 Aaaah! Dirty Underwear...Matt and She 1

AceVenBurger ... We Blew up his Car! ... Summer Videos ... STP w/MF,CT,SG . .. Homecoming94, Prom'95 and Elmo @ State . .. Need I say more ... Chinese mole .. .Spanish Class ... Mi amor Con tu siempre! Study Ha l l w/JoC,BG in Senior Hall...Abused by BC. .Taco Bell...Federalism Slick...C'mon huh! ... Pulled over on Vets: CT ... Lotodonuts ... Goodluck to AJ,AB,MD,JJD,JD,CT Thankyou Mom,Dad and Zee

Al&STG@ NYC: Scary'

Class Committee l ,2;Civic Club 3 (Sect 4 ); NHS; Soccer 2; Track 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4 (MIP 2,3 & MVP 4), All Dist. 4, Dist. Champs 4; Halo 2,3,4; The Lyre 3,4; Quiz Bowl 1,2,3,4, Reg. Champs 2,3.

Rishi Anand 1989-1995

"You got a 97 on your test! What happened to the last 3 points?"

-Mom

GQ .. Stylin' ... Pimpdaddy ... Barishnakopf. .. Washington trip ... Mr. Heiney ... Graduated cylinders ... You got that Jeff! Girl of the week Dressing like a woman at the Gap Mall video taping Cavarishi Rishkabob that stereo has great bass ... Upside down Margaritas Schwana Heee Abu-Ali .I'm ditching you guys ... Enlish ... Pear

Admissions Club 3, 4; Admissions President4; Sierra Club V.P. 4; Speech Team 1,2,3,4; Speech Co-capt. 4; Certified Diver 3, 4; State Literary Rally (best performance in French) 1,2,3; Editor-in-Chief of Saints' Lineup 3, 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Cum Laude Society 3,4; Nat'! Merit Finalist 4

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Ashley_ Moore Baier 1988-1995

All to myself I think of you , Think of the things we use to do, Think of the things we use to say , Think of each happy by gone day , Sometimes I sigh , and sometimes I smile , But I keep each olden, golden while All to myself

-Wilbur D. Nebsit

Ashley Baier. "Chucky'' europe .RR ' s 18th B-day New Year's eve9 l " Yum-mee " hand games party at Tucks Birthday nights cup in the head "Simply Irresistible" Sybil's Destin ID ' s Vacation Houston w/SJ yogurt w/a fork .. . Beau ... Mom ind-world w/WM ... age 25 ... questions in Washington the biggest thank you goes to Dad ,Mom&Amy, I love you To Robert-I love you&thank you for so much .I often wonder how I got so lucky to have you guys ... to my friendsThanks for the good times and great memories the best is yet to come!!!!!!!

Homecoming Cvurt 2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4, State Champs 3 ; Soccer 1,2,3 ,4 , captain 4; Most Popular; Class secretary 4; Culture club 4; Civics club 3 ; Key club 3; Cross country 2; Art I-Honorable Mention 2; Volleyball I.

James Camvbell Angehr, Jr. 19"82-1995

Dum spiro , spero

While I breathe , I hope. -Anonymous

It ' s so hard to be a saint in the city.

-Bruce Springsteen

Beat Nwmn 2X Bruce Opration Carmen Chow

Mein Twn&Cntry .The firm Trty ofZmbabwe

All men shld be ... Hit the naked guy .. . Kneepds ... Harmonica ... Dfnse ... Buy a Chrsler. Brown Attck Pch fzz desgnatd driver. 2dates, I nite . ..R .tikles .. .Jim, do track ... Manni .. .Thks Chs McGuire&Lind ... Thndr Rd Rotting seniors Ltn at brk Thank you , Keri Boco Rome .I can't name friends-I' II forget people-I love all of you so deeply ... Mommy Daddy Mark Elise Kristen Victor Dick David Kate:You mean the world to me-I'll love you forever. ..Its time.

Basketball 1,2 ,3,4: Starter 2 ,3,4 Captain 3,4 , All dist 2(Hon Mntn) , 4 Best Defense 3,4 ; Class President 3; Student encl 2 ,3,4 ; Latin awrd 3, hon mntn 12; StChampion, Latn II Rally I; Halo 2,3,4, editor 4; Boys State 4 ; Quiz Bowl 1,2 ,3,4; Physics Award (Hn Mntn) 3; West Civ Award (Hn Mntn) l; 3rd place debate, state speech tnmt 2 , allstate speech team 2.

Brooke Bailey

1990-1995

Friends are the DNA of society, they are the basic building blocks of life If you have a couple of good ones, treasure them like gold. There's nothing better.

-Jerry Seinfeld

Of all the things I've lost, it's my mind I miss the most. - S.P.

CB Red That Summer-Let's go crazy Cancun The Deuce ... SMU w/AH ... BWD ... ABC ... NOLTC-WR ... IC'sJC&SM Mardi Gras Eve Owning the Inn KayakRR. .. Random-SM . .. U must be Rich ... Ky Derby . .. Ole Miss Camandos Prom vests LP w/AB Bama-IS&MM Talks w/ AH&RR Nika&Quin WE PARTY Coast. .The Gang RR' s 18th ... Lies to Guys ... Summer School. . .Taxi Girls-LG ... 70's H'ween Garage Sale Rave@HOB Scottie-3 yrs. flew 1Good Luck Mr.H,EG,SBO,SS &CB.Thanks to all my friends.esp.Mom, Dad,Susan&Sadie- I LOVE YOU.Thanks STM.The Best is Yet to Come!

Freshmen Class Secretary; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Volleyball I; Key Club 2,3,4; Civics Club

3,4; Fashion Club 1,4; Acolyte Club 1,2; Honor Roll 3 ,4; French A ward I

Dominick Anthony Bartolotta 1981-1995

Take all I can while I burn you down. Weak man weak mind.

-Crowbar

You betta walk away. You betta walk away. Before you crawl away.

-Rollins Band

And just in case you think you're bad, I crush the rush, I rule you fool. I'm immovable stone in your world of weak.

-P antera

#29 GFS Idiots .JP in the House GreenAvenger. BurntOfferings w/BP&PH. VD Club w/FS ATR 11 injuries, 6hospitals LawnJobs w/JRT Drez MetairieNights w/ CS&Idiots ... PureMet.Nights w/JS&FS ... The Hill .. .Peyton's Car TheWreck w/JS&FS Sybils Perch Rotting Destin 95 .. .JV6-0 ... Subtles ... PulledOverAt 14 w/JN ... Metallica Baton Rouge AudobonPI. YouComeOverBen Fight 14 Ozzy w/ JS&FS ... SprainBreak w/JS ... Hoochies .. . LS'sHouse w/ JS Spill way w/PH&FS Fina DecadeOf Aggression

Gambl i ngAtSB' s Confession Night. Pavelanote Roi ling EK&BB .. . Aspens w/PH ... HeyRed .. .ThanxMomDad .. .FSU

Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Key Club 1,3 ; Civics Club 4; Chess Club 4; FCA 4, secretary 4; MIP JV Football 2.

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Allyson M. Bratina 1981-1995

Forever a Friend

-unknown

So many faces in and out of my life , some will last, some will just do now and then. Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes its time for good-bye again.

-Billy Joel

Elmo Sweet 16 Destin w/ Paula Chi-O the red bag the blue bag ... identity crisis ... da bruza ... 6am ... SS w/ Law-en twins tests D&C. ll SE. .AS&AA .Icees Rl BA. toasts no parents but I don't know whatever dude .Jerk Brat.

Al. Mo Guess what? Ur a flag! Lievy hugs crabs "boys are " old men keys in BR Coach bigger dan da world its an orange Mi amor. question game Mom, Dad, Coach, Beth and all my friends, thanks for everything! I love you with my whole heart.

Swimming 1, 2,3,4; Halo 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 4; Civics Award 3; Civics Rally 3; Freshman committee I;

Michael Anthony Bretz 1990-1995

Sophomore year Destin . . . night w/ Lauren and Dominican girls Ben's ID .Jennifer w/ baskets on her head night at country house Back Porch killing snakes w/ FS and BS Alecia's house Chain Link Fence Big Today 50 holding Konkhe .Jennifer on step Propane w/CP and BD witch get out and walk skiing w/Duke,DB, PH, Chauvin peyton's car. .. painting up ... Destin 1995 ... 3 wise men w/NK and PH

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Mario Riccardo Caserta 1981-1995

Be strong, get stronger.

-Henry Rollins

When you start to doubt yourself the real world will eat you alive.

-Henry Rollins

I'm proud of you, you took your first pinch like a man and you learned the two greatest things in life, never rat on your friends and always keep your mouth sh ut.

-Jimmy Conway, Goodfellas

New life, in place of old life, unscarred by trials. A new level of confidence and power.

-Phil Anselmo

Acting up w/JN They call me the Italian Stallion the Bug Mardi Gras ' 93- ' 95 making fun of DJ movie excuse . . . @!# in face ... JG kneeing me ... hissing in Pardee 's class Yulgar Video 8-Gafs bread incident...laughing for no reason ... devil/minipep ... chalking it up ... summer school-4yrs the hole .Jenny Craig Bad Aura Destin'93-'95 drawing everything almost fights w/LH RC tape & vampire eat *"%$ Lee's camp TGS slaughtered lamb IM propaganda over exaggerating all I had(I gave) FSU

Deepak Chakravarty1991-1995

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

-Guns ' n Roses

High expectations are the key to everything.

-Sam Walton

People who think they know everything are very aggravating to those of us who do.

-Unknown

DEE PAK Zumpy Xmas '93 Wank! paperfootball. NRA

JAM ... YES ... DEE ... ELI. .. Lessig Physics ... rube goldberg ... tennis in Lafayette w/JM , AJ,JE Tulane classes House of Blues ... Mardi Gras '9 4 ... blackjack ... AJ JO bucks ... " Dee in the house"-RL. BK's driving 3on3 4yrs-4wins R-movies No Drago ... VH french ... kicked out... turkey in cal w/A V ... +C ornell rommie Thanks Mom, Dad, Chhobo&Friskie You ' re the best! .I'I miss you

Tennis letterman 2,3 ,4, 2nd in regionals & semifinalist at State 1994; Chess club 1,2,3, captain 4; National Honor Society;Honor Roll ; Who 's who among high school students; JC Penny volunteer award; National Forensic League; Tulane University classesCalculus l -4&Chemistry 1,2; Speech team 1,2; Basketball I ; Civics club; Science Olympiad; Cornell bound!

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Soccer 1,2 ; Track 1,2 ; Wrestling 3,4 ,capt. 4; Halo 2,3,4; Civics 4; 14 yr. club

Bradley ForsyJhe Coffman 1981-1995

No one here get s out alive.

-The Door s

Life is what happen s while you ' re making other plan s.

-John

Lennon

When the door s of perception ar e cleansed , man will see things as they truly a re , infinite

-William Blake

#78 Casper Babyrneat... l ,2 . Bus #I 8 pizza parties at JB ' s w/JP & Princess C&Co G-Spot. Mardi Gras '95 NOPD Mr.Hiene ' s Class Fresh SH w/JRT & RA. Destin ' 95 OPD Getting engaged to TR Squatting Quack Ka s lo Head move! ABE Metairie Playground See that train Racks.. Bacchus Chuck D Trevor & C h a r I e s P r o rn s I a rn H a n g i n w / CD,JL,JB,AF,MF , RA , AH , BG,SG , SG ,TR,AK , JE , JA,AH, JC ,BM , MJ ,C. Wish You Were Here Love to family , friends , my other morns, Bud , JD, & SoCo

Football 1,2 ,3,4 ;Civics Club 3,4 ;Chess Club 4 ;Parl. 4;Quiz Bowl Club 2; Soccer 1; Golf I.

Joanne Elizabeth Close 1983-1995

This is not a black and white world to be alive I say that the colors must swirl and I believe th a t maybe today We will all get to appreciate the be auty of gray.

What state is the center of the earth under?-Liev Thames

Disco Bruce/Spruce S oph-1 u nches Clearview

Palrns 80' s Christrnas parties torso rnan deapsea fish with bad teeth ... P-sheat. .. arnway pillow . .. R.T .' sLane . ..cornrnunity

P rnarking territory .Travis-D crabs Sr. hall partys bridge to England Phrogs Oh Nelly ..4 things in common with T .R .. .Dog/Chicken Pengwi n Mon Chi Chi sherbert root hog .. .Phil the radioactive frog ... spiffy ... Give it up .. .happyness runs Doug and the wood chips head rnoooove country music aaaarg! wet and whild lipstick .Thanks to Morn , Dad, Sarah , Chris , and friends .! love you B . Good Luck All 1!! ! . Plththth ! ! !

Soccer 1; Softball 1,2; Swimming 2,3,4, girl/boy State Charnpions93&94; Key club 1,2 ,3; Lyre 1,2,3,4 , Art Editor 2 ,3,4; 1st in state poetry contest ' 93 ; Art I&II awards; Culture club 4; short story award 3 Honor Roll 2 ,3 ,4 ,

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Jason Randall Conway 1982-1995

Those people who tell you not to take chances They are all missing on what life is about You only live once so take hold of the chance

Don't end up like others the same song and dance

-Metallica

The only place where success comes before work is in the dictionary

-Vince Lombardi

Whitey # 12 Newman 1&11... WeekendslnMiss RedDrink Ridew/BP HatTrickNight. New Years '94w/JL. l 8thB-dayw/ PH Kenna Trips The W all&Porsche w /SM MardiGrasBB al I' 94-B usted Green Avenging Metai rieN ights

Apollo'94w/WM ... Arcadew/homey ... MetallicaB.R .... iceesw/ BB &SM Eas terS u ndayw/CK Fina Sybi Is/ Riverside shoney sw/LG Destin' 95 Barna w/ WM&BD ... OurDressUpDays ... saucingw/ MB &BP TheHi 11 AndreasPLw/JL S teak&Egg ... MontiDays ... talksw/CF ... MetallicaCampoutl&II ... Thurs Dinners@Bohrers fakeO w/WM .Thanxs Coaches, Friends, CK-ILUVU&esp.Mom,Dad,Kim&Liz SMU

Basketball 1,2,3,4,captain, All-District 3,4, All-Eastbank 4; Football 1,3,4, All-District 3,4, All Eastbank-4, Academic AllState 4; Class V .P. 1, Class Par!. 2; Civics Club 3,4, VP 4; Key Club 3,4; Acolyte Club 1,2; 13 Year Club; Golf 1.

Patrick Bradv Dugan1990-1995

If that ain't country, it's a (darn) good joke.

-David Allen Coe

You ' ll ride a black tornado across the western sky Rope an old blue northern and milk it till it's dry Bull dog in Mississippi pin it 's ears down flat Long before you take this cowboy 's hat.

-Chris Ledoux

Ouch! You cut me.

-flatback PJP football player

Football camp w/3a-days Sumo #l 8 Kickoff team .JV undefeated ... Hoopty ... Monster Truck Pull. .. Grave Digger. .JazzFest...Party Ball Dates DH's backyard mystery punch campouts Primus Rush Metallica minifood w/ Fina . .. EL's Deck Breaking Party ... AC/DC w/DH&SPplaytime Lawn Jobs Green Avenging Sand trap jump w/ JR&packed car. .. Destin 90 -95 ... the Beast. .. No Deposit...Circle of Death w/JR&BB fan evicted Mississippi Skys Mardi Gras All Out. Spillway-sunken truck Gambling PK's dinners revenge funnel. MS's apartment. bombs w/ MB Halloween park .Tenn. girls w/MV backseat. SM' s Dr. notes ... Chenier w/JR&CL...Bama w/WM&JC. .. Hog fever w/ EV Bothways O&D fight, fight , fight...

Key club 1,2 ,3 , parlimentary 3; Civics Club 3,4, parlimentary 4; Honor roll finally 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, District Champs 2, district runner-up 4 , All-District #47, senior captain; Whistling club , co-captain 4 ; Chess club 4, captain.

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Claude-Nathalie Eyamba 1989-1995

By all means necassary.

-Malcolm X

Life on the court. Running STM w/C.C. Hairlip&Crispy Midsummer's Night Dream .Infact- uation w/J.C. .. Eckerd' s w/S.J ... C&C Music Factory ... Religion .. .Homecoming Dances w/R.L Shoney's... Cheerleading B loomies AlrightBre Ain ' tnothangbutachickenwang I' II love you always BLT...K.J, BFF. .To my boys:RL,MC,CO, MB,LH, MK,IM ... To my girls:CC,JG,SJ,SW,EM,SJ,TT ...

Eyamba is a family name Hause The Beach French Class w/ SR,MF,PV P_N_S Civics class What's that hole in the wall

Bryan Talbert. .. To my Mom&Dad, I love you .. .Tearing up the dance floor w/CC. Homecoming w/MK Commander's w/ EM ... Donkey B's ... Sword Fights w/CC&AF ... Mr.H's office w/ CC. Colarado Doobee, I love you more than you know Chick, Thanx Red Baron Flo Jo Newman Crew:AA,KC,BL T, DH,CG,KD,CC. To my #1 girl, Candice Carbo BookEnd Thanx to all my friends & family BLT, I love you

B-ball State Champions 2,3; Track State Champions 2,3,4 Runner's up; Cheerleading 3,4; Fashion Club 4; Civics Club 3; Key Club 2,3 ; Volleyball I.

Jeffrey Blake Elizardi 1992-1995

I don't want to come back down from this cloud. Taken me all this time to find out what I need and I'm doing fine now.

-Bush

Normal is boring.

-J.E.

Mr. Bean ... Frank ... Gecko ... ' N stuff. .. Cereal boy ... slick stunit...SR:passed out. .Jerry's kid filming Lollapalooza Fwack ... Omagawd ... nappy ... loaf...Eguado I' 11 try ... G-spot Volse Rick Turbo Diesel. Tusa parties MG95 ... Destin95 ... what the hell happened? ... what school do you go to? Fwumpy NIN neurotic,MP,psycho girlfriends &wilsh .. .Taco bell afterCC. ..I hate it...black mess ... Herman ... Headmove ... squatingquack ... crabs w/JC&LT...DD w/BC. .. Thx Mom&Dad for your patience Good luck CT,MD,MZ,JDG,JB , AJ,JL, Mr.H,DocM .JJD MC.

Varsity tennis 1,2 , 3,4, 2X Regional champs, MVP 4; Varsity Cross Country 4, district champs 4; Civics club 3,4; Lyre editor 2; Outdoor Ed. 2; Poetry honorable mention 2; Honor role 4; FCA secretary 2.

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Catherine Anne Garvey 1981-1995

Tomorrow always go too fast, they ' re yesterdays too soon.

-Cowboy Mouth

If you don ' t take risks, you never get defeated; And if you never get defeated, you never have real low lows; But, then, you never have real high highs either.

-Cathy Garvey

Groovy Red PT. #7 Let's Go Crazy .JD ABC Europe purple kool-aide w/CC,ES,CF. power hour. Lundi Gras w/ BB,CM,SM bronco night w/SM mini peps Destin Load Simply lrresistible halloween '94 w/BB .Tuck's Party

5-25-94 Pat. .. LASC. .. circle of death ... diet coke ... prom @ aquarium rolling Mr.H grad '94 w/AF. no reason coffee talk cheerleadingcamp thecoast..."D" IB lS 1B w/LG let's motor. We Party! Friends are like good wines, and I've had the very best. AF&PA-luv ya,good luck! Mom & Dad-I love you both so much Patrick-make room for little sis .Thanks STM for all the memories, au revoir. now I'm a Longhorn!

Student Council I ,2,3(Parl.), 4(V.P.); NHS 3,4; Honor Role 1,2,3,4; Math Award 3; Cheerleader I ,2,3,4(captain); Soccer I ,2(a ll-dist.) ,3,4(captain); Track 1,2; Key Club 3,4; Acolyte Club 1,2; Fashion Club l ,4(VP); 14 year Club.

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Cindy Perret

Matthew Kenneth Francis 1982-1995

Like the echoes of your childhood laughter. Like the first time love urged you to take its guidance, in silence. Like your heartbeat when you realize you're dying, but you're trying. Like the way you cry for a happy ending.

-Faith No More

Please pass the milk, please.

-They Might Be Giants

Ken Matty Tat. Vot. Spix Hee Schwana Ozzy Sah Seo oter. Passed out Jerry Lot-A-Donuts The black mess ... Slick ... Big Bob ... Nappy ... Burger...The pipes ... Gee spot...Loaf .I hate it...Blue hair. DS Gargaloaf...Fwack, i'm bored Ocean Snatch Bch Late night women chats w/BS Filming w/ RA,RA,CT,AK,AH,KG,SR,SG,SG,JDG,GB,MZ,JE+others .The hut...Muh Muh .Telethons w/CT. the deeds We blew up his car. Cigars headaches every day Golf w/CT +SG Ah Bih Boo Boo Rick .JG's french fries Nuclear Blast...Page Hamilton ... and stuff. .. Being immature w/AH ... Miss Jesse ... I love it. thanks mom and dad for making these 13 years possible Good luck to JDG,KG,CT,GB,MD, and all of you other fine people Roar...

Shield 3,4; Halo 4; Soccer 1,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; MIP 3; letterm an 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; letterman 2,3,4.

Bradlev Glaser 1985-1995

Everything' s gonna be all right.

-Bob Marley

I'll just go on talking to the people who won't listen to the the things that I am saying, hoping someone's gonna hear.

-Kris Kristofferson

SuperChassis #71 Hannan '94-Revenge knee The Wreck w/ SG, SG, & JW G-spot w/BC, MF, SG, SG, JA,LH "You idiot!" "I know" Altoids!!!. 3-on-3 w/JA and MA-finally champs ... triple play w/SG ... BG & BC"Masters of all we survey" beach bust with BC, SG, JL. .. Black Tuesday-Mardi Gras '95 ... "Think he'll go for a baker's dozen?" ... Apocalypse Now w/BC, SG ... Kas & JE ... the soap opera ... 83 ... dangerous driving w/RT. . .4 more years w/JM, JW manly sports w/RL. Scott's drivingNot...JA's Bruce . ..Thanks to all the friends who have helped along the way. (You know who you are.) Thanks Mom, Dad, & Jeff. I love you all....Saxa

Hoya

Football 1,2,3,4 ... Halo editor 2,3,4 ... Drama

1,2,3 ... Class Treasurer3 ... NHS 3,4 ... StateRally 2 ... Silver Scribes-I st Place Review 4 3-on-3 Champs 4

Lauren Elizabeth Gatti 1981-1995

Every chal len ge could have paradise behind it

And if you accept what you have lost and you stand tall You might just get it back & you can get it all

So now you know why it's a long way to fall

-Blues Traveler

Sail on, on a distant highway. I've got to keep on chasing a dream. I've got to be on my way.

-Boston

Lolly ... # 16 ... Quin & Nik .. . Sisco w/ BB ... Cookie

Dough Sybil's Shoney's w/ JC. Headbanging w/ BB typing w/ ED ... Red ... Wild Month '94 . .. the Wall. ..Tuck's party 5/25/ 94 Europe/ best summer ever '94/ Miss para. w/ WM war w/ SJ...IB IS IB w/ CG ... Mini pep ... LHO & JC. .. grocery dancing ... speaker dancing w/ SJ at OTS & P ... We party in pants w/ AA & JC. pick-up truck/ baking prom '95 w/ SM, WM, & SP .It's been a special 14 years w/ you-SJ, AH, SM, BB, AB, RR, CK, SP, GS, MF-I love you Good luck CK, TH, WR, SO, AF, CB, PF .Thank you for support & love-mom , JO, dad, C, K, K, & Jack-I love you w/ all of my heart...Goodbye STM, Groundhog Day is over!!! Wahoo!

Soccer 1,2,3, Captain 4; Cross Country 3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Track l; Cum Laude 3,4; NHS 3, President 4; Yale Bo0'< Award; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Literary Rally 1,2,3; Student .:ouncil 1,2; Halo 3; Lyre 3; Girls State 3; Homecoming Courc 4

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Sahil Tejas Godiwala 1984-1995

Regrets, I've had a few , but then again , too few to mention .

To strive , to seek, to find, and not to yield

S a .. .#31...big brown&goofy .. .Beating Newman 2x ... Prom ' 94 w/ Arie MGDay '93 - Phil & "Claire! " freaks&fans B ' s party ... Eagles .. .crumb .. .Endymion' 95-wow .. .Cofcos .. . movie games Mad ' s&Duck w/ Ak Liev's pretzl. omagawd Sacred Heart? Orlando-rotting seniors ." dating" TR Angehr ' s obsesns . ..MGD '95-wet,oops .. .Masstalks till 4 ... id .. .Penguin & Chicken ... Kazlo !... Shooting Duck ... altoids at Racks . . .G's, spotting . . .Disney w/ TR, LT...Allmans w/ BGG ... cite . ..Ko ' d pool w/ JE Good luck JBS , CO , JB , JL , AlisonR .Thanx JoC, ArR, RJA, LS , Xtra thanx LizW, Jim, AK , BG , TR, BC...Familylove 4ever.

Nation a l Merit Scholar: Basketball 1,2,3 ,4, (playoffs); Student Council ; Honor Committee; Class VP 3,4; Halo - Ed. - in - chief 4,news Ed. 3,4; Jefferson Book Award: Spanish IV; English II; Eng State Rally 1-4 I st overall 2 ,3.

Scott Michael Gold 1991-1995

Just give me a good guitar and you c a n say that my hair's a disgrace. Ju s t find me an open car, I'll make the speed of light out of this pl a ce .

-Queen

People often ignore the strange and unu s ual. I, myself, am strange and unusual.

-Winona Ryder

Necropolis , vertigo , ? .. .Tbag . ..bulldog . ..Stimpy .. .sproles ... electric Santa Coach Goody #24 Dirty Dozen Dozier. POLE! ... scenarios .. .Gspotw/BC,SG ,BG,MF . ..seminole ... ocean snatch lodovico foreigner...Boca Raton Mardi gras w/ Phil&Crumbs Klatu Verata Nictaargh sunny D . Kibbutz you're driving B ' s party O E. & Tina videos we blew up his car! omiga Mr. Heine get the bad guy clovis coffee AM trouble scooter. P.U T Volume Bad hair. racks , Duck schlager. l& I /2* Strange love Bazaar w/JDG Thanks to Mom, Dad , Eric, Colin. See you in St. Louis. I'm done , stick a fork in me.

Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2,3; Speech 2,3 ; Shield 2 ; Halo 4; outdoor Ed . I ; Music 1,2,3 ,4; ; Chemistry Bowling champion; Guitar wars: !st, 3rd, Finalist 1,2.

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Ashley Wells Hall 1982-1995

I've reached in darkness and come out with treasure I've laid down with love and I woke up with lies What's it all worth only the heart can measure It's not what's in the mirror but what's left inside.

- Stevie Nicks

Red ... Ash ... Blondie ... ABC ... Summer' 93w/ B.B,R.R.,&S.M Let's go crazy we must be rich St. Charles drives w/S.M ... party at Tucks ... B.F.F since Fresh. year. .. it'll never happen dinner talks w/A.A.&L.G the coast...Angel. We party ... Rana's l 8th- l 2 stops ... Europe ... Nov .27 ... Snowmass'95 w/B.P ride home on plane w/B.B 3 times is not a charm owning the inn my world good luck Mr. H good luck A.A .-I'll miss you ... Kel, I love you ... Thank you mom&dad, I love you both Mom-if only we were the same age .Thank you to everyone who has made these years the best...Ben-you'll never know how much I Love You & we know this isn't the end Thanks!

Parliamentarian l; Key club 3,4; Civics club 3,4; Acolyte club 1,2; Fashion club l ,4(president); Cheerleader 1,2,4; Culture club 4; Cross country 2,4; Homecoming court l,2,3,4(queen); Honor roll 4; Volleyball I; Soccer 1,2

Alison Marie Grice

1993-1995

Our talents are God's gift to us, What we do with them is our gift to God.

Love to Mom, Dad, Hillary,& Sebastian .! love you Hunter! (ss+tt) CP ,RP ,LP,CT,RT -KIT WF,SM, VLISHD prom '94 D&B big head & hit man silverdocs white lace dress summer '94 .IALAC. EL Guapo LP's pregnant goat. Olive Garden Expresso AM,BR,TP-friends forever. Stoli's my LL. .. cheese ...go to the window .. .I'm Shameless ... the closet. .. dinner with C&A- when do we eat? ... drinking water with TT House of Blues HG's in the Q the pizza guy ... Wendy's for lunch ? .. .Thanks STM!

National Honor Society3,4; Cross Country4; Sierra Student Coalition4; Chorus2,4; Fashion Club4; Admissions Club4; Yearbook3; National Young Leader's Council3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 1,2,3

I am the legend.

-White

Porter Holden 1989-1995

Zombie

The highest cost of livin's dyin, That's one everybody pays, So have it spent before you get the bill, There's no time to kill.

-Clint

Black

Idiots paso green avengers riverside cav .4Runner lawn jobs w/JRT. Aspens w?DB the ledge Metairie nights w/DB, BP, JS, FS, JC. Burnt Offerings w/DB+BP 5wrecks hit and run Spillway w/FS+DB Destin 94-95 rnission eveiction

AO's CL's football party E.A.C.C. subtle sarnaries 18 BDay w/JC. zornbie rotting "ya' II, we have school" Halloween w/AF, CK, WR, TH, SO,AA ... "Reily is this my bathroorn?" ... Mrs. Friendly's long talks w/AF, thanks Luv ya .Thanks Morn arnd Dad

Golf 3,4; Kay Club 3; Civics Club 4; Whistling Club w/ BD 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 4.

Lee Perkins Hall 1982-1995

Don't worry about things you have no control over.

-William M. Hall

Believe nothing that you hear and only half of what you see.

-William M. Hall

Moo Moo .. .It's in the rnailbox ... Durnpwater w/RL. .. Pah .. .The street sign w/RT F.R. trips w/MC,RL,BT,SD,MF,SH,RT. The Hole ... Bad Obsession ... Hell Nights w/RL l(D.P.) Il(MD) ... Destin

2,3,4 All having to eat at fancy restaurants w/RT. Phone conv. w/MU ... walking home from F.Q. w/RL,BT. .. Boeing man and cab ride atTCU Alrnost fights w/MC We're the pilots Sports Club Heroes ... 7 out of IO at F.B. garnes ... Painting up ... D stories ... The Bread Incident...Guiseppi's ... BT's noises and wandering RL,MC,MU,BT,RT,SD,MF,SH- we had some tirnes! ... Good Luck Becker and Mitchell...Thanks Morn and Dad- I Love Yall. .. GO VOLS!

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Soccer 1,2,3,4; Most Improved 2; Captain 4; Track 1,2; Halo 2; Shield 3.

Staci James 1982-1995

What's between the 2 and the 4? l believe it's the 3!

-Candice Carbo

Success is not as important as the road that takes you there.

-G. W. James Jr. (Papaw)

Do you believe in deja vu? Didn't you just ask me that?

-Bill Murray

Tay 24 CC/44 Europe '94 Southern Belles .Tuck's Party 5/25/94 war w/ LG sprained neck at SM's house .I beat you

Jason!. speaker dancing w/ LG trapped in the bathroom w/ LA ... Brooks & Dunn-CL DK EV PH ... rummy w/ BB ... sliding w/ WM wooden spoon-LG RR Metallica Campout-SJ WM

JC...Basketball Buddies AH LG AB SM BB RR TT JL CM

CG- You've made the memories special. I love you! Dad Mom Shannon Will Papaw Mamaw & the James Gang-you are the most important things in my life Chris & DoBee-All my dreams would still be dreams Goodbye Says It All.

Miss St. Martin's; Basketball!, Undefeated State Champs2, Repeat State Champs, All-District3, All-District MVP,AllMetro,cap-tain4; Class President4; Cheer- leading I ,2 ,3,captain4: O.E. Haring Award 3; Track Runner-Up State Champs3, AllDistrict4; Civic Club3, president4; National Honor Society3,4; DAR History Award3; FCA4; Key Club3.

Beth Ann Huber

1981-1995

How lucky I am to have something so hard to say Goodbye to.

-Anonymous

Before we end & begin again let's drink a toast to how it's been.

-Billy Joel

The word you're looking for is: Anyway '

-Friends, etc.

You only have one life , live it as a blonde !

JDB dark eyes 11...ff. BA ? game .I never. BHAMN 1/1/ 92 6:00 LT's crabs (sorry) 3 wisemen 608 Rolling Mr.H Prom '94 Destin '88- '95 Rl...sexy dancing 5/15/ 92 deb-CM NewGirl on MK's b-day the redbag .Icees lt's a little bitter. 7: I 5am cheezfrys toasts Mini Pep flowerbaby CSGN .lm Dud's girlfriend Chi-O 8hrs sleep no parents ... N.VietMan ... dumpstr. .. R U being bad? ... Shoneys . .. sunriz Al&the handdrier. Fab5 But I don't know LNO ... Vandy .. .Thanx everyone-esp.Mom,Dad,Steve,DB&AB & All my friends I love you guys Later 1

The Lyre 1,2,3,4-literary editor 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4-Vice Pres&Tres; Track-STATE CHAMPS 1,2-letter 1,2,3,4; Civics Club 3,4; Halo writer 2 ,3,4; National Honor Society; Young Republicans 2 ,3,4; Homecoming Cheerleader; Delta Beta Sigma 3 ,4; Volleyball 1,2; Fashion Club I; Fourteen Year Club

Stephanie Renee Jones 1986-1995

The road goes on forever and the party never ends.

-Joe Ely

I never give them hell I just tell them the truth and they think it's hell.

-Harry Truman

Be true to yourself and you will never fall.

-Beastie Boys

Player. .. ugly .. .daddy's girl. ..Texan .. .X-rnas parties@ JC's ... SJ's precious accidents rnissing court. AOL. Mr. Charlie (POB) ... brick wall...Ochsner - 2 rnonths ... rodeos .. .Mardi Gras '95 w/MS Phrogs beeper. Durango horse shows w/ JR,SG,IP Spring Break '94 w/MS & BL.Garth Brooks '93 party w/MS, PR, DM, KS, KR 8/12/93 Lenny Kravitz w/AM .TheLion King "! wantyourfriend." Prorn '95 Chatta Box ... Alan Jackson w/TR , LT , KR ... Hornecorning '94 w/ PR football games w/MS BUSTED ! ! ! . Tujaque the rules ... Sho Gun ... rnan hunts ... Cash's .. .MS's b-day ... LT's bday ... sweet 16 ... Face Value ... rap queen ... Good luck BT, LT, JC, MU, CE, TR, BP, CB. .Thanks for everything Jerome, Rob, Marsha, Melissa, Patrick, Morn, and Dad! -1 LOVE Y'ALL! TCU bound!

Horseback riding 1,2,3,4; Key club 1,2,3,4; Civics club 3,4; Fashion club 4; Softball 1,2,3, MVP 2; Volleyball l ;Culture club 4.

Adam C. Kartzke

1984-1995

Back issues of NME rumored to be secretly hidden in glass casings and submerged in the fry vats of every kebab machine in the U . K .

-Kurdt Kobain

I don't need you, I just can't put you down.

-J Cantrell

i used to be so big and strong. i used to know my right from wrong. i used to never be afraid. i used to be somebody.

-T. Reznor

Fwack ... Sq uati ng Quack . . . Shorty-D-Pirnp ... Logging ... GSpot. Sleepy Spencer. Cow-Tipping Mall Cops Adventure Golf. Nappy! Shoes Krusty Boarding Roughing the Suspect...Super Id.. Don Carter's K.C. Moffia .Jerry Masked Sazuki Samurai Tipping Uncle Sluggo Filming And Stuff...Osric ... Pizza Hut...Everything' s $1.00 . ..The Dave Mack Band (Jewaltz) A Bih Bah Boo Duct Tape Bandits Taco Bell ... GW AR ... Moronabornb .. .Jerzic... Thanx:AL,GK,SB,MR,RB,MF, JE,RM,RA , BC,JL,SR,JB,AH,MM,DM,AK,CT&CT,JD,HS, PC,VN,,Kurdt - Krist-Dave & Pat,Mike,Trent,Phil ,etc

Halo Club 4; Lyre Staff/Club 3,4; Soccer 1,2,4; Learned how to tie my shoes 3

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Robert Emmett Kerrigan III 1988-1995

Conceive, Believe, and Achieve

-J.

Robison

Don't think of winning itself, think of how you're going to win.

-REK

Timing is everything.

-KWK

Far Beyond Driven.

-Pantera

Capt...Idiots Skiing Wrestling F Quater. Hunting and Fishing w/CC,JRT,BD,EV,CL...Destin 1,2,3,4 & especially 1995 ... Funnel. Summer Night w/CL. 3 amigos Battlewagon

Mr.Drez Pipe w/CC. Backwoods w/CC,JRT. .Ideal Auto Repair. MiniPep Rally Riverside Raid Brooks&Dunn w/ PH,CL,EV ,SJ ... Robert's ... FINA ... LJing JRT. .. Parties atPH, WM

Spillway Lafitte EACC. Studyingw/JRT,CL. BRB Talks w/PH,JRT,JN Shirts off. Perrier S Rolling w/ Idiots .JRIWC

Shooting NS Slaughter. LaBamba conservative Special

Thanks Mom,Dad,Tyler all my friends, Todd Demonte,and God

Key Club 3,4; Civics Club 3,4; Acolyte Club 1; Tennis 1; Wrestling 2,3,4, Co-captain 3,4, State Champion.

Brian William Kendrick

1983-1995

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again, then forget it, it isn't worth being a damn fool about it.

-W.C. Fields

Rook to the left! King to the right! Chess Club! Chess Club! Fight 1 Fight! Fight!

-Chess Club Cheer

It's great to be great, but it's greater to be human.

-Will Rogers

The secret of success: Never let down and never let up.

-Unknown

Eli Whitney ... '88 VW Fox Wagon .. .l love the Astros ... PartTime Dough Slapper. The Beast. Bury the bananas

Wetterhorn "Are you enjoying the hot tub Fred?" Van Horn, Texas .I'm a meataterian Rishi and the Canyon .The Smokies trips ... Destroying canoes w/Koz, SG & SW .. . Astrofiend MERV "You' re dating Ace Ventura?" Little Dipper. Bridge

Jumping C.O.W G.O.I Pilsbury Baja Mobile Econfina

Hearts The Willy Wilsons Jam Captain Video Go 'Stros .. .It's been a wild ride, thanks to mom, dad, paul, Wolf, Dee, FC, Amos, Gizz, Tim, Doc, Trip, Dev, Wiggs, LB, Big Mac, Koz, and most of all E.T.

Drama Club 1,2,3; Sierra Student Coalition 4, President 4; Chess Club 3,4; Lyre 4; Outdoor Education 1,2; First Place State Poetry Contest Short Poem 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4;

Matthew Ross Longo 1989-1995

Those who do not learn from history a re doomed to repeat it.

-George Santayana

If I were you , I would fall in love with me.

-C o llin Raye Life is too short , why be small ?

HUGE #40 #5 Bad Timing STM40 Newman39 BK rides w/JS 225 - 8 times Dumpwater w/LH Lopez(MC) The Nightl(Dr.P)Il(No MD) Holmes County 500 good ' n terrible ... Walking home w/LH&BT. . .Gro s s Pizza ... Grease w/ LS " We'r e the pilots " . Destin ' 93-I ' m Game-w/ LH,RT&MC. .. MD ... Ribseveryme a l. .. THEPROGRAM .. . grading scales w/JM .Destin '94 -Tyler 's Condo-w/LH ,MC ,RT&BT

Lone Star State w/CS Summer League Monti .TCU cab ride w/LH ...ThiftCity ... Sports Club-Swayze ... "My Bad" .. .Closed Study Hall w/LH Rolling w/RT Top Gun Kissimmee D's house Church's w/BT Lee 's Camp Destin '95 w/LH,MC , BT ,SH&CO . . .Chompton ... Conferences w/LH&MU . .. Thanx LH ,MU,MC ,BT ,RT&CE .Y ' all have been great...Mom&Dad, I luv you, thank you for sending me to STM .. .TCU-It ' s your turn.

Basketball l , 2,3,4;Cross Country 2;Football 3,4,2nd AD 4 ;Powerlifting 4,2A state runner-up l 65Ibs,4 ;QB Club l ;Halo 2,3 ;Shield 3 ;FCA 4 ;Honor Roll 1,4;Bench Pressed 300lbs 4.

Charles Janvier Labouisse

1991 - 1995

Very few of us get out of this life alive.

-Sawyer Hayward Labouisse

" Ooh, dude."

-the Idiots

This life ain't comin' round again, so lean back , chew the fat , take a day just to piddle, live a little now and then .

-Mark Chesnutt

" Party hardy and NEVER GIVE UP!"

-Tulane motto

Chari i e ... Casual . . . Chuck .. . C ha z ... Louise . . . The

Idiots 2arre s ts &CL w /JR - 7 hrs FIS HUNTw / JR,DK ,EV &BD nair. Abstract wreck w/EV Chem Summer n i tesw/DK . .. TJ &Samurai's . .. Pai ntup&Preload

Sr.PostParadeParties&GDay Subtle to AO CADDY

RedBaron 4Runn CA V kidneystones NoIT A funnel

PFParty Sr.Sat.nites on Audubon hairGolf...DESTIN-1tents,2-house w/EV , 3-Shoreline , 4-S .Bay MARDI

GRAS I 234 ... FUBARw/EV,JR ,DK,PH ,BD , idiots&Newman Guys Capt.Apollo95 Sr.weeknitesw/BD ,PH&MK Fina

SINGO V-NeckDay .loading ShirtsOff. EACC&NeverBeen ... PH'sParties .. . PromParty95 . ..THANKS JR , DK,EV,PH,all idiots,Mom ,Dad,Muffin&Reb.These have been the best years !GO

TIGERS!

Football 2 ,3,4; Civics Club 3 ,4; Key Club 1,2 ,3 ; Lyre 1,2.

Wendy Elise Manard 1981-1995

Oh, and when you held my hand , [ knew that it was now or never. Those were the best days of my life.

-John Mellencamp

All I want to do is go to Europe, marry Christian Slater , and die.

-Buffy, The Vampire Slayer

Woo stilts 3rd Tulane games w/ KB G & P FI w/ SJ Clarence 's Bus FC & hotdogs Ozark w/ES ,MK , FC ,SJ ,SM ,CG , RR ,AH.TR KH & Toys ' r U s Gatorada Rebolada CR w/ JJ Mr. Garett 's ss clas s Steven Tyler. Mustang 's sp ikes Snowmas s w/ AB Doug & Terri Rosa Bagley hockey HRL w/ SJ zoom Mardi Gras w/ KB UNC w/ CG trials worst to best to no car Summer of ' 94 Med.ps. w/ LG angels w/ BB .JCVD Roatan (Quinton, Dave , Allyson , Nick , Mike , Winnie , Fish, Alladin) Spain World 's Fair w/ ABs Ronald Iris w/ FG BS , WA , PN , DS CS golf w/ RT. 3000GT Disney w/ AB Delta , Delta,Delta Buffy Have fun

Roe, Wes , Fare, Bust.I love you Mom, Dad, Rob. Maryclaire.Thanks UCSB

Cross Country 1,2 ,3 .4, MVP ; Soccer 1,2,4 ; Track 1,2,3 ,4 , MlP , MVP; Cheerleading 1,2: Key Club 1,2 ,3; French Club 3 ; Chess Club 4; Culture Club; Honor Roll 1.2.3.

Wesley Dorrance Marchal 1989-1995

We've lived with past mistakes, and we've lived with our own Forgive, Forget, Forgive, be a man , not a child .

-Pantera

EasyListeningOooh #52 Theldiots l / 14/94 Drez bad vs. evil. subtles Pensacola w/SP GreenAvenging Gazebo w/ SM Metal IicaCampouts Ri versideRaid w/JS&FS .JV :60 ... Apollo' 94w/JC ... LawnJobs w/JRT .. .TheCoast. .. Metairie Nights Sam AO Clearing the tables samurai' s Bama w/ JC&BD Girl CL' sFootbal I Party FakeOw/JC Thurs.NightDinners@Bohrer's ... TheWall w/CC. .. Weekends In Miss Steak&Egg WOOSH PH's Parties Eviction'95 Good Luck MK&AA ... Thanx Friends for the best times of our lives esp.Mom , Dad and Bear i love ya' 11. .1 ' II never forget the good times, SM-ILOYEYOU 1

Football 1,2,3,4; All District 4; Captain 4; Wrestling 1,2; Track I; Honor Roll 3,4 ; Acholyte Club I ; Key Club 3; Civics Club 3,4.

Class of 19951107

Cindy A. Perret

Sharon Margaret McDaniel 1981-1995

It's easy to love something when you don ' t have to work at it. It's harder when it asks something of you , you just might be afraid to give. Give it anyway.

-NIKE

RED Sharona Ron CD Nights BAD&EVIL. St.Charles

Drivesw/ AH ... PTA T...Jan 14'94 ... KK ' s ... OleMissCamandos WI BB. 4Wrecks/2yrs MardiGras'95W/BB,CG ,CM ,SM Bronco Nightw/CG Destin SummerSchool Let'sGo CrazySummer '93 ... McD ' sDietCokes ... "OwningThe Inn" ... TheCoast ... French

TheGazebo W /WM TucksParty... TheCruise Europe' 94

Cowboy Mou th RR ' s 18th/ l 2Stops Thelce Wagon

Popeyes W /AH Picku pTruckProm ThanksToA II Of My Friends,Mr .H , &STMFor 14 Yrs OfMemories GoodLuck

Michel le - ILu vU ! . ThanksMom&DadForEverythingILove YouBoth ! WES, Thanks For Making Me Smile -I LOVE YOU!!

Yolleyball I ,2 ,3,4 , (Co-captain 4); Basketball 1; Acolyte Club 1,2; Key Club2,3(Secretary),4 ; Civics Club 3,4; Fashion Club I ,4(Co-president); Culture Club 4 ; 14 year Club ; Honor Roll 3,4;

Jonathan Edward Grove Massicot 1984-1995

No , actually, I had this counter in mind.

-Lt. Pete Mitchell , Top Gun

I'd rather die than give you control.

-Nine Inch Nails

The fact is you're crazy abo ut me, Princess. You know it, and I know it.

-Han Solo

Mass . .. Massive ... Maverick ... have a salad ... causing havoc w/ RL, LH, and RT All - Attitude Team Karli - again? cheerleading outfits Luther ' s The Panorama God's daughter. The Back "because I was inverted" grading w/ RL. BK lounge baby got attitude Rush w/ LH Page/ Plant...Food Disgust...report to the Chemistry Lab video cam at SG's .3 + hour workout for HC '92 w/ RL. .4G negative dive in a Mig 28 3-piece dark THANX Mom, Dad, Josh .ILUVU Mary!

Student Council 1,2,3,4, President 4; Class Secretary 1,2,3 ; Mr. StM 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Committee 4; Tennis 2 ,3,4, Regional Champ and MVP 2,3,4; Track 1,3; Civics Club 3; Chess Club 4 ; Young Democrats Chairman 3.

Cindy A. Perret

Christina Elizabeth Murphy 1991-1995

You can ' t run with the turkeys at night and soar with the eagles in the morning!

-Dad

These are the days you'll remember. Never before and never since and you'll know it's true that you are blessed and lucky.

-10,000 Maniacs

SMU teen beat. PTAT Dallas trips w/MM,CC , CG , BB , SM Montreal w/FC. bumpers summer school

Hermes w/CB Ole Miss switch w/LG ,SJ Prom '94 @ the Aquarium ... Destin ... Lundi Gras ' 95 w/CG,SM ,BB,SM . . . ALP Miss trip- " Another Night " no reason ski trips .late night talks w/CI...shananagon my second home on Whitney Place : Thanks esp. to Mr. H & all my awesome friendsCG,AH,BB,SJ, SM ,LG,RR , AB-1 couldn ' t have done it w/out ya ' II! ... Judith-what would I do w/out you ... Good luck

Cl,CB Mom-I'm so proud of you & love you so much Dadyou mean the world to me Rebecca-thanks for being there for me ... Julie-you're the best...Hang in there Robert.Jimmy-see you@ SMU Luv ya'll...THANKS STM!

Student Council 4 , Secretary 4; Class Officer 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4 ; Civics Club 3,4 ; Fashion Club 4; Volleyball I; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2; Soccer 4; Cheerleading 4; Math Award l; French Award l; Honor Roll 1,2 ,3 ,4

Brendan Mor McLean

1982-1995

Two great European Narcotics: alcohol and Christianity. -Freidrick Nietzche You cannot make a revolution with silk gloves.

-Joseph Stalin

Four Horsemen Cess Heads .! ' m not going back to my cell...Snail invasion .. .Blazunt Cruz .. .SARIKA !... Slackers ... Ali Aboud Ellio ' s Salty Xmas at Nick ' s . Easter with big C Punks Nates crib Curts crib Lumber jack Cheese sandwiches .Jays litterbox NOCCA shows .Ifl were aduck Hi I'm a Clucker. Mr. Heine .The Kilt. .Loser free enviroment , rules strictly enforced Ratt-Head Chief Lone Stone Existential with Matt...Fellas: Corey, Barry, Jay, Mark, Lionel , Nate, Jill, Sarika and Rose Petal D Love Jo Boy's for Life Matt and Curtis.

New Orleans Center for Creative Arts 1,2 ,3,4 Lyre club 3,4 Halo 3 2 Mayoral Commendations for service to the city.

Margaret Anne Neighbors1990-1995

I'm old enough to know better, but I'm still too young to care.

-Wade Hayes

lfl were you, I'd promise to live life for allit's worth . Take all that has been given you and leave your mark upon this earth, and trust your heart to show you all you need to know.

-Collin Raye

The South's gonna do it again!

-Charlie Daniels Band

Mudsliding w/SV South Seas w/MV+MV Summer '95 w/ AL, LR , NS, WM ... it ' s a jeep thing ... retarded kids playground SLIVERS spring break '94 + '95 w/MM, KW, KC, AT, EB KC. drives w/AL. Dave Matthews .Jazz Fests w/MB Grand Canyon + New York w/mom growing up w/ MM, MB BHAMN "I wanna be a girl" .Thursday nights at Vera Cruz Endymion ' 93 w/SV Tuesday nights at Rendon ... COW KISSES ... Alabama w/EB, MM ,A T...ROLLIN' MR.H Little MN+ SV ALHAMBRA PITTISH Garth w/ LD, MM, LB(2nd ROW) .. .are yall twins? ... 12-28-94 ... Houston w/BH LUV A .THANXMom, Matt, Gram, & Grandad-I LOVE YA ... Meredith, Molly,+ Stephanie, THANX FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE. SEE YA!

Culture Club President 4; Civics Club 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2; Key Club 1,2; Fashion Club 1; Lifesaving; AP CALCULUS EXEMPTION.

Cindy Abigail Perret 1984-1995

Lord , how the (school) day passes! It's like a life-so quickly when we don ' t watch it , and so slowly if we do.

-John Steinbeck, East of Eden

People mutht be amuthed. They can't be alwayth a-learning, nor can't they be alwayth a-working They an't made for it.

-Charles Dickens , Hard Times Even in the land of milk and honey, somebody has to tend the cows and hives.

-Anonym ous, Times Picyune

There are two kinds of people: the ones who need to be told and the ones who figure it out all by themselves.

-Tom Clancy, Without Remorse Backward, turn backward, 0 time in your flight, Make me a child again, just for tonight.

-Unknown

5ft tall&cowproof. StMoverNewman .ILuvU Pitt. Prom94Pedro ... HC94-Raining at LP 's ... Mr.H ... Coke class ... House of Blues My Marlboro Men .Tim McGraw w/ML&AD Prom95EDW, limo? ... Febl 7/94 .. .I'll missU RP,RT,LP,AG,CT.. .good luck Sharmel&Jennifer. Wendy's for lunch? AGAIN!?! green 95HondaCivic ThanksDaddy, Mama,JO, Paw Paw, MawMaw , all the dogs&cows for always being there Andre-only 7yrs left,ILuvU .Thanks StM, now let 's see what LSU can do MOO

Yearbk 1,2,3,4, Editor-in-chief 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3, Varsity 3; Soccer I; Softball 2; Civics Club 3 ,4; Fashion Club 4; Science Olympiad 1,4; St. John Parish 4-H 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,3,4.

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Robert Charles Peterson

1981-1995

If the French were really intelligent they'd speak English. -Wilfrid Sheed Somebody's gotta be me.

-Charles Barkley

#55 StM vs Varnado 36-45,Newman 45-39 , Newman 4039 .. . 35pts at Buras ... PJP=Posers . .. split "pt"w/LS ... dirty dozen estrogen bus rides w/sla 3 carrots , 1/2 eggplant...Lt. Steve Frenchie Biloxi Destin 94 w/MB then LH LH's sweet 16 hey jealousy CD's stud JP April 2, 1994 Port O ' Call. .. Mr.Heine . .. it's squirty . .. Legion Regionals vs Jesuit. stray a . 8-2-94 my bleeown-eyed girl. cal Ii ng LH phone bill...coffee late nite w/MV Homecoming 94 w/ LH ... patches ... Madigans 9to l ... 12hr a day summer w/LH. .. latin I...pre-cal and cal w/MV ,MN ,BD the rollers Orlando w/ JC , RL,JA,SG ,LS . ..callin baton rouge .. .Tshirts w/RL...b-day w/ LH , L W ... study hall w/ AH,KW &magazines . .. slo,slo-er,sloest...Destin 95 the I Ohr break up Mardi Gras 95 w/LH ,AH all nighters w/LH look at it fly B.J.Armstrong Thanks to MV ,LT,MN,AH,KW,TR for puttin up w/me Lissa, you know I love you Mom ,Dad&Dave I may not show it but I love y ' all.

Baseball 8 , 1,2 ,3 ,4 , All District 2,3,4 , Captain 4; Soccer 2, All District 2 ,State Quarterfinal s 2; Basketball 8, 1,3,4, All District 3; Football 4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; President 4; Beating Newman at the Palaestra, then at StM 4

Ridgely Shane Pittman 1980-1995

The intensity behind that dazzling smile is fearsome.

-Rex Mooney

I always knew that looking back on the times I've cried would make me laugh, but I never knew that I would look back on the times I've laughed and cry.

-Unknown

Boogie Man Shaggy guys with guitars Canary yellow cars My Jeffs & Chris VIII Dec.3 ChooChew bee spit. 23 % of Flm ... tickle wars . .. ice cream 1••• star gazing ... ! l/2 . ..

Margarittaville Peach Schnoz myrmidons .Judas Kiss Poultry Club ... you ' re very pickable .. .Treaty of Zimbabwe ... Pink Floyd Wiggs GOI...Doc'sRice MlRR32D: Fixin's ABC& PDA RT's suprise pty Woah! Nifty Boss Alhambra you will. .JW fights and AP Chem the Jerry LSU w/TP .I luv U CAP Go forit...I want yooou #39&4 l Hugs Flutterbys Fly CB. .Thanks TR&DL-OE was great...GLuck BP,RF Much love to AM , AP , GR , LP,MP,RT,CT,AG,JE,LS ,JA ,DocM., LC ,Mr.Cox, Mommy,Papa,&esp.TP . ..Thanks for the smiles!

Speech 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Volleyball I; Soccer 1; Outdoor Ed.2; Spanish Railey 1,2,3 ; JETS 2,3,4; Sci.Olympiad 1,4 ; Little Shop of Horrors 3 ; Oliver 4; Natl Honor Society-VP 3,4; Cum Laude 3,4; Natl Merit Finalist 4 ; Lyre Editor 3,4 ; Happening 2,4;Girls State 3; 14 Yr.Club; Deans' Honor Scholarship-Tulane!

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Lee Maret Prewitt 1981-1995

To my mom, dad, & Beth: I love you all so much You are the three most wonderful people in the world, and I' II miss you like crazy next year!. ..To AG,CP,MP,RP,CT,&RT, the best friends anyone could ask for: I love all of you and will miss you .. .To CB,RG,KM, ET,AZ,AZ,& my sweet freshmen KM & RT: Good luck next year and much love . ..To Doc, Monroe, Valerie, & Ms. Susan: Thank you for all you've taught me -I wouldn't be where I am without you! Hotel California Leotard HAKUN AMAT AT A! snow angels This must be Margaritaville .IALAC. Aardvarks & Giraffes ... Pe a ch schnoz ... LOOKUP HERE!

LOOKUPHERE! canary yellow cars Oh no! Not ANOTHER CHRIS!!! .. .Boy! I'm glad it's not MY birthday!. . .John Deere Green ... Bosco runs like a rabbit! ... Your face looks like an idiot! Chris VIII can't find his ball...Little Rock '95 Chadd's chilin ' out in the fridge OMALA! Goodbye, StM! It's been a great 14 years! WAR EAGLE!!!

Volleyball I; Softball 1,2 ; Cross Country 4; US Chorus 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Orlean Ensemble 3 ,4; Les Belles Chansons 1,2,3,4; Piano 1,2,3,4; LS Chorus Pianist 4; Music Award 4; Civics Club 3,4; Fashion Club 4; Admissions Club VP 4; Science Olympiad 3,4; 14 Year Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4.

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Benjamin Webb Prevost 1984-1995

There is nothing I love more than people telling me something can't be done. And then doing it.

-Michael Jordan

Fame is a vapor; popularity an accident, and money takes wing. The only thing that endures- is character.

-Willie Mays

#2 Doug Pinay .The Idiots Lawnjobs w/JRT.. Mr.Drez Sin theQuarter. ShaNaNa w/JS painting up Escort. Kenner w/ JC. GreenA vengers Metallica BR JV 6-0 saucing w / MB ,JC . . . Hey Red! ... samurai s . .. s u btles ... Thurs. at SB' s. .TheHill Ri versideRaid Angel. .DestinE viction' 95 Metairie Nights . ..Steak&Egg ... NewYear'sRidew/PH,DB ... CL ' sFootball Party Snowmass w/ AH hoochies LSU weekends Nov27 Peyton' sCar. 18thB-day-Hootie TheThomasons TheHal ls my world .Thankyou Martha, Hickman and especially Mom for being there. Ashley, you know I think you're the greatest-I love you. GO TIGERS!!

Football 1,2,3,4; Golf I; All District Football 4; Key Club 1,3; Civics Club 3,4; Acolyte Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Young Republican 3.

Tristan Carroll Rappold

1983-85 & 1993_g5

Life's not fair. Sometimes you ' ve got to itch hard and suffer with the rest of us.

-Liev Thames

It is one of the blessings of old friends that you can afford to be stupid with them

-R.H. Emerson

I can do all things through Hirn who gives me strength.

-Phil. 4: 13

4tarts&Jo 70rnph change-up ?BA? Rorneo&J ul iet. ?CM?

I can ' t be your friend anyrnore . .. Going out w/Sa? .. . BH&JC ... BigD ... engaged to BC ... Hoochie ... Mark H ' s Poerns talks w/JM Little one Jo ' sFeet. Apple Apple

Brother Bob ... Purgatory .. .DD ... MikeP ... RTcup in the head ... rnini pep Phrogs crabs rnarkingterritory Dog- Chicken pecan

608 days Red bag Spacewalk the Duck w/SG&BC. Disneynights . A Little Bitter. Futon Chicken Penguin Thanx Beth Absolut Fun BAH,Brat,L T,Jo:Forever Friends . .. ThankYou Morn,Dad ,Tonya&Brent. . .I luv U .. .GO

Frogs

Soccer! ,2 , 3 ,4 ; Swirnrning3 ,4 captain; Track2,3; Cross Country2; Basketball I ;Softball I ;Key club 2,3,4; Civicsclub3,4;Culture club 4;Adrnission club4; Fashion club 4; Honor Cornrnittee4 ;Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Haunted House; C.I.T.; Goal Keeper w/Hunt&Brett, are we good, or are we Saints!

Rana L. Ramelli

1981-1995

The world is run by those who show up!

-Unknown

Dearly beloved we are gathered here today to get through this thing called life but I mean to tell you ther ' s something else

-Prince

9/15 that s urnrner ' 93 let's go crazy H'ween-8B coast...late nights deuce LSU-BA new years ' 92-AB sneaking outAH , BB ,SM busted-BB destin rnalibu-WM rny 18th bday, l 2stops ... Kayak-BB ... RED ... talks-AH , BB ... owning the inn party at tucks hand garnes-AB , AH cruise europe talksPH hospital. plan book-BBtrips-BA baaby shower. BB's bday-SM french out-SM , LA first time-LG PH's parties the gang red light garnes-BB sparkie c/d nights st. pat ' s walkAH CM ' s house good luck CR , RR,SM,LA,Mr.H special thanks to rnorn,dad, Casey, Rachel,rny friends , & esp.Bill, ya'll have been great!

Yolleyball l ,2,3,4district 3,4 MIP 3;Basketball 1,2 State Champs

2 ,district 2 Soccer 3,4 , MIP 3 Key Club 2 , 3,4 Vice Pres.3 Pres.4 Acolyte 1,2, Fashion club 4.

Cindy A. Perret

Jonathan Graff Schenk 1982-19115

My only regret in my athletic career is that I couldn't sit in the stands and watch myself play.

-anonymous

If you want the ultimate, you have to be willing to pay the ultimate price

-Bodi, Point Break

All I need is a cool buzz, some tasty waves, and I'm fine

-Jeff Spicoli

The idiots ... Green Avengers ... lawn jobs w/JRT...P .. .JP in the house Met. nights Pure Met. nights w/DB&FS 4 arrests ... Riverside .. .JV football 6-0 ... the wreck ... All-State .. .D I ... rolling BB&EK Halloween '92 The Hill. Metallica BR Sha-Na - Na w/BP Destin'93-'95 .The Merkur. subtles AO .The Animal the funnel. Sprain Break w/DB .Idiots in the back Zombie Rotting Perch CL' s football party Hey Red Steak and Egg .. .Thanks Mom, Dad, and Jess I love you! ... UVA here I come Watch out ACC Go Cavaliers!

Football 1,2,3,4: captain 4, All-District 3,4, All-East Jefferson 4, All-Metro 4, All-State 4, East Jefferson Player of the Week 4;

Baseball 1,2,3,4: captain 4, All - District 2,3,4, All -East Jefferson 3,4, All-Metro 4, All-State 4.

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Stuart Warren Rose 1988-1995

You are never so easily fooled as when you are trying to fool someone else.

-La Rochefoucauld

When a thing ceases to be a subject of controversy, it ceases to be a subject of interest.

-William Hazlitt

LaPlace Mathew Ken Tat. You Beast. Treasure Chest Casino Briefcase Trenchcoat. ' N Stuff. What? Miss Jesse 7 - 11 Sav - A-Center. G-Spot. Golf Uhhhh Mathew Study Hall w/ AH,MF,AK Relgion w/ RA,RK,MF Streetcar. Bowling delayed reaction Muh Muh Civics Club Trip Silver dollars Mardi Gras Sr. year. Schwana The hole Soccer. Homecoming Hit & Run Prom Rolling her house . ..Schlugendofferhoffernagle ... Slick .. .Francesco ... Lot-ADon uts 2 soccer goals Gulf Shores Gargaloaf...Gmoney ... Muh-Muh ... Detentions ... The Videos ... Porky ... Roar. .. KG's Beavis & Butthead imitations ... Carnation WM gave me ... Julie ... Nappy ... Thanks to my friends for their support. .Thank you Mom&Dad, I could not have done it without you

Civics Club3,4; Yearbook 1,2 ,3,4; Soccerl , 2,3,4; HonorRo113,4.

Louis Oscar Smith III 1985-1995

You know, sometimes I amaze even myself.

-Han Solo

[ have that within which passeth show.

-Hamlet

Somebody else is still practicing.

-Larry Bird

A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the wisest men.

-Willy Wonka

Lou ... Sweet Lou ... #40-45 ... Vader .. . Playoffs ... Big Lou ... Greenie

Meat-2X Let's nab 'em Zucco-baby Yug Prom '94-'95 going to Boco ... Where's Rob? ... 6'5" ... rotting in Orlando ... Boys' Hell sobriety -l ess filling 10.0 Homecoming '94 RIP IT the REAL Latin epic.. split pt w/BP Pulp Fiction? ... BP,JA,SG ,RT ,LS-BIG MEN ... fairy tales? .. .Thanx AB,BH,RT, RP,JA,SG,JW,BP,RA,&JM hangin' in there .Thanks to teachers and coaches .! love you, Mom Good Luck, Jonathan .! really miss you, Dad GO BLUE DEVILS!!

Varsity Basketball l ,2,3,4; National Merit Finalist; Boy's State; AP Scholar; NHS 3,4; Class VP 2, Treas.1,4; Cum Laude; JETS 1,2,3,4; HALO 2, Sports Editor 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Quiz Bowl 1,2,3,4 ; Science Olympiad 1,2,3,4; Headmaster's Ath. Ach. Award 1,3; Debate-2nd in State 2; Civics Club 3, Treas.4; Bausch & Lomb Medal; State Rally 1,2,3,4; Chemistry Award; Tandy Scholars Hon. Mention; Sewanee Book Award

William A. Schroeder IV

1991-1995

Shoot for the moon and if you miss , you will still be amoung the stars. -winnie the pooh .A person's happiness is intertwined with their outlook on life.

-anonymous

MF and I w/onion AA V Scottern SG at Lakeside "We are looking for a bathroom officer" Michelle " Hey little girl , got a cigarette " Dozier. Ziggy Pat. Rob Ben Quin Wolfy Billy D General Lee "SHOTTIME" Fishingrips Big Rob Parish Lindsay Mandi Margret an dB rid get. Al Iison Hayden .Johanner Thanks for the memories the curb The Party ( B.G.,B.C. , S.G.,S.G.) Rishi (a.k.a.) Mr. Peeper. Mucho Elbo Grease Matt's dad Lacey Joey Destin ' 95 Homecoming '94 french fries REBECCA DUNN tuna fish Long nights with J.G. and A.H JDG and sound warehouse AAV Platinum Card Claire Becky Allison Ramhoffer. " You guys are so big " Rob in DESTIN Spew Baywatch Jenn's house Jenn 's kitchen floor HE'S 12 JenniferDaul Mary Cuccia ... Heather ... GOOFY ... "Hey Matt where is your sister." ... Ross ... ALEX ... Doctor Mooney ... Cigars ... Stuart ... '93 Prom & Sweet 16 E.T E.B.&I.B .4th Reik The Producer ' s Blues Brothers The Spillway Spencer .Jonathan Adam Grounded life sucks William & Monie Millsaps Monie, thanks for being an incredible sister Thank you WR and LH so much for helping make it through , and la st but least thank you Jennifer Daul, Lindsay Leggio, and Meredith Maxwell.

Soccer I,II ,III, Outdoor Ed. I, Golfl,II, Powerlifting III, French Club II, Quiz Bowl Club I, Year Book I,II,III,IV, Culture Club IV, Civics Club III,IV , Worship Comitee lll

Liev Alison Thames 1989-1995

Piglet saddled up to Pooh from behind. " Pooh, " he whispered. " Yes ," Piglet said, taking Pooh ' s paw , "I just wanted to see if you were sti II there!"

-D H Milne

" That's how it is with God's love , once you ' ve experienced it. You want to sing , it's fresh like spring, you want to pass it on. "

-Kurt Kaiser

Lievie LeLe hug me Oh Nelly tor s o man the suit case pecans J.C's Chri s tmas p a rties community P . Helga forks ..J.C a nd T.R' s Crabs S.G. ' s pretzel. Frogs! Hot Hot Hot. ..teq . night. ..funny ,funny ,funny with B.P ... Doug and the woodchips J.C and T.R things in common Poultry Club dog/ chicken R P ' s ba ngs cheezy rap happiness runs sinking the basket. .. Jimmy ... Ali's crab stories . . . B.H. ' s tight s hirts Bust. tolerant mixes di s ney nights the peguin smile .. .1'11 miss my hugging buddies esp. JC ,TR ,BP ,MV ,RP,BH, AB,MU , SG , SM , SJ,KR ,WM .I Love You Mom , Dad , and Vaughn

Swimming 2 ,3,4; Track 1,2 ,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4 ; Civic ' s Club 3,4 ; Admissions Club 4; Culture Club 4; Ballet.

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Bryan H. Talbert 1993-1995

Hello may I take your order.

-The lady working at McDonald ' s

Hey , do the footbal1 players take the bus from the locker room to the field , or do they just walk

-Scott Hogan

The world is ruled by students who make C' s and B ' s

-Unknown

#5 senior year:Footbal l ,Soccer,Basebal 1, Track .. . des tin 93 ,94 ... football camp W/flattop ... walk home from F.Q. w/R.L.& L.H having fun W/ R.L. , L.H ., M.C. , R.T. , S.H. , A.A putting up w/ S.H. ' s dumb comments .. .Church ' W/R .L. .. . 40 yarder at PJP . .. One freaking hit! ? ... Lee being a darn banana .Thanks to all the little people who helped me get through high school like:Mike Tyson,Willie Roaf,and Thor. Ge a ux Tigers!!!

Football 4; Baseball 3,4; Soccer 4; Track 4; FCA 4 ;

Christina Michelle Thorneycroft 1983-1995

I'm glad I didn ' t know The way it all would end The way it all would go Our lives are better left to chance I could have missed the pain But I'd have had to miss The Dance.

-Garth Brooks

Niner. Pineapple artichoke dip brownie bite late night phone calls car wreck love letters to BP Port-a-Potty summer 94 ... Homecoming from Hell...blonde hair. . .AOL: Michele 18, STEPH722, HKUSP40 Kris Kringles&pigs feet. I woman USO show . .. No , I didn ' t transfer to another school. .. Good Luck to:RT , AG,RP , LP ,CP,BS,RA,SJ,JC,JA ,LS,WM ,BC ,RK ,CB, KN ,ET, CB ,EP &AR Mom&Dad-Thanks for your love&support .. .Thomas-May all your dreams come true ... STM-Thanks for the memories , I'll miss you W&M-Watch out , here I come!!

Honor Roll l ,2,3,4; NHS 3,4 (Secretary);Lyr e 3(editor),4(editor); Shield 3,4 ; Speech 1,2; Halo 4; Culture Club 4 ; Fashion Club 4; Art I (Honororable mention); Physics 3(Honorable mention); Come Blow Your Horn 3; Softball 1,2; Swimming 2 ,3

John Reily Thomason

1987-1995

Today we are going to write Olin!

-Chuck

Hughes

You've got to stand for something or you'll fall for anything , you've got to be you ' re own man , not a puppet on a string.

-Aaron

Tippin

Pigeon #64 JV 6-0 CAV IDIOTS LawnJobs Hunting and fishing w/DK CL CC PH BD MK EACC w/CC DK PH RW . . . Al Linder. .. Chi !dress ... Drez ... Samurais ... SubtleAO Central w/CL. 3Amigos w/DK CC Destin 9295 Perch Deke House Hit n ' run w/PH BP Black hole Chenier. Nails w/BPPH Green Avengers P.Manning ' s car. SnickersMan w/JS PH BP Painting 9Audubon Pl...Mrs Friendly ... Langenstein ' s w/BP ... Averylsland w/DK CL ST MD CM RW Thanks Mr.H and everyone else, esp. Mom,Dad,Sara,Nana,D-Daddy .Idiots forever.

Footballl-IV,All District 2nd Team;Golf I;Key Club I-II;Civics Club III;Young Republicans Chairman III.

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Molly Katherine Urann 1993-1995

I just...1 just wanna' dance!

-Me

Sure enough, I got a sty in my eye!

-Joanne Close

Travis ... Dancing in chernistry ... Say , are you a rnodel? Regecting rnidgets Get down on it. L.T.'s

Crabs Conferrences Bookie Bunny Fuzz Deep Sea

Fish Meeting in the ladies roorn Sherbert nights .Torn Thumb

sucks Disco Inferno 2 Destins in a row Bryan Solar Powered Srnoothie King Guy Creative Nothing Wonder

Twins Such a sprite! Elephant and Frog Braflea Happy 15 ... A tennis ball and a squid . .. Cafe el Bano ... Excuse me sir...2 girls, I boy, New Years .lt's phat,, you know, with a 'ph' Bradpal ! .I love you all, esp L.H., J.C., R.L., M.V., S.J., and most esp. Morn and Dad .

Positive Attitude

Rachel Elizabeth Tuuri 1985-1994

Oh very young what will you leave us this time you're only dancing on this earth for a short while ... and though you want to last forever, you know you never will and the goodbyes make the journey harder still

-Cat Stevens

Little R Niner. .Indy .Teehee Watashi No Narnawera

Fixins ... Ding ... MX-6 jinx ... goofy golfing w/ Woo ... bowling w/ MM& RP Swim Trips to Fla w/ Alan bobs State Meets (Breakfast) ... a passion for chocolate ... Tootsie roll. ..

Letters to B. Pitt...Michauls My Sharona CB-uh rnagawd Rolling Alan .. .Joanne boom boom Close ... Surprise parties .. . Bond, James Bond snorting OJ w/BG &JA Can Can girls

Rorna GET THE CHEESEBURGER Chad Good luck to my freshrnen.(ED AS EH AR CB) Goodbye Porpoise Spit. Thanks esp. to AS JC Dr.M LC BY Mr. R & Mrs. McC. Good Luck To ALL my friends (no need to name because you know who you are!) I love yall...xoxoxoxoxo to Morn Dad neenie scoot & ernily, ciao.

Swimming 1,2,3,4, 1992 MIP, 1993 & 1994 State Champions; Speech 1,2,3,4, 1993 3rd place in State for Humorous Interpretation, 1995, 3rd place in State for Prose Poetry and 2nd place for Duet Acting; JETS 2,3,4: Cum Laude Society; National Honor Society ; National Merit Finalist; Rice Merit Scholarship recipient; Valedictorian.

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Meredith Aucoin Volk 1982-1995

I've been afraid of changing 'cause I've built my life around you. But time makes you bolder children get older and I'm getting older too.

-Stevie Nicks

I remember all of the things you taught me , I learned how to laugh and I learned how to cry, I learned how to love and I learned how to lie, so you ' d think I could learn how to tell you goodbye.

-Neil Diamond & Barbara Streisand

We're only here for a while so why not smile.

-Alabama

Mer. Mary Bell. .!' m not that stupid AII the way out in Kenna .. .curbie ... whatever. .. 0 .K. bye ... Loser. .. chri stmas colors ... LT' s bridge to England cheasy rap forks crabs the lamp ltdog chicken ... going group ... NY '93 the window ... Jesuit games w/L T...young ones lifeguarding NY '95- 2 girls I guy .Icee' s w/MN getdown getdown x-mas parties talks w/BP Poultry Club ... Are we good or are we saints? ... forget it...precal and cal. chucke cheese cpc Thanks grandparents and friends Good luck Jerome .Thanks for everything Susan and Dad-I love you.

Soccer 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Civics Club 3,4; Culture Club (secretary)4; Honor roll 3,4; 13 year club.

Eric Hessler Veith

1991-1995

Once that hog gets in your blood, there ain't no turnin' back,

-Wayne McMorris

Whenever life deals us down & dirty we just play us another hand. There's a place in heaven for us wild and kindred souls, but we'll be raisin hell till then,Renegades,Rebels & Rogues.

-Tracy Lawrence

Bronco ... Sweedi' mhome ... Liberals ... VEITH ... Homecoming' 93w/ FGti116am French I /4 nightes B.Bistro&CL...wreck PUS PUS studygroup SummerSchool '9 l '92'93'94 Lost at Sea w/FG HUNTIN&FISHIN 24/7 OLD PLACE :Camping: Hun tin :goofinoffw/ JP MetalBarrels B D&IHogfever. Darlington5501bs AINTnoJA V ALINER 1 Wantsomeseed? BD YEAH,YEAH URUR,SWAGADEE 92-95Destin'95 blowout, LaBamba,FUNNELED37, trashedme&condo, 65+ cases, evicted:CL,DK,BD,JRT,etc ... ThanxFARRON, IluvU!MOM, Thanx for 19 of my best yrs: You'r the best mom ever ILuv U 1U2BITSY ...

Cindy A. Perret

Football 3 ; Tennis 2,3; Civics Club 2,3; Key Club 2,3; Chess Club 3,4; Outdoor Ed 1.

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Jeffrey Oneil Dimitry Williams

1983-1995

Life's but a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing.

-Shakespeare

"Beauty is truth, Truth beauty"-that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.

No

-Keats

Woman, No Cry

-Bob Marley

I didn't do it. 67 or 58? camp .Innocent...What do you mean me, white man? .. .I'm not going to college ... All your friends are doing it...MGday '94-4x's- - '95 -citations ID dwi fun w/ RA, BG, SGs, BS absolute duck altoids & racks "Is everybody alright? Quick move the kg." -BGG ... Destin-1/2 my bottleBC. .Tool's stuff. the Red One pain in my heart...S-heart Soph' s ... Prom . .. attack of the Browns .. .I have an identity ... Lou's evil twin marrying RaRa RP-Stop flirting w/ me LaPlace W AL special-DC. Tabasco kiss&chase No crabby nature poetry .. .Thanks Mom, Dad, Carol, Grands, Rish, Rachel, Angehr, Mary, Jeff E. et cetera

Football 1,2,3,4 ; 2nd team All Dist-Acedemic All-State 4; Lyre 2,3,4; Production Ed. 3,4; Powerlifting 3,4; qualify State Finals 3,4; Physics 3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Science Olympiad 1,2,3,4; capt 3,4; Quiz Bowl I; NHS 3,4.

Mark Wolf 1991-1995

"Wolf! Wolf!''

-Aesop

Trying is the man who, having nothing to say abstains from giving wordy evidence of the fact.

-George Eliot

Life is a jest, and all things show it, I once thought so, and now I know it.

-John Gay: His Epitaph

YES (JAN I ) 3rd, 74-42 , .669 3-on-3, 4yrs. 4 wins #33, #32 SUB (Dec. 05) not the Bug to Sweet Six-teen .Is it the shoes Drez Exemption Latin IV, thank U Mr. Drago MY parking spot...NNN Eng. H to Sr. yr. 8th p. eng What! Taciturnity A P Cheap Quarters power knee .It's a blowout...St. George's B-Ball at lunch .Tying B. bag at Drivers

Ed Oh yeah Sports betting Meal plan Kalamazoo note in advance when STU dr. cards .ToSTY Friends Brian (ELI) & (DEE) Deepak Neighborhood Gang Mom & Dad See-ya from GW in D. C.

TrackandField 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Captain 4; OutDoor Ed. I; Shield 1,2,3; Civic Club 3,4; NFTY 4; National Honor Sciety 3 ,4; Science Olympaid 3,4; 3rd Place Physics 3; Honorable Mention Latin I 1; Eagle Scout; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4.

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Cindy A. Perret

THIRTEEN YEAR CLUB

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Brendan McLean, Jason ' Conway, Jonathan Schenk, MattFrancis,JimAngehr, Staci James, Lee Hall, Meredith Volk and Ashley Hall.

FOURTEEN YEAR CLUB

Bobby Peterson, Wendy Manard, Bradley Coffman, Dominick Bartoloto, Mario Caserta, Ridgely Pittman, Beth Huber, Catherine Garvey, Lauren Gatti, Rena Ramelli, Sharon McDaniel and Lee Prewitt. Not pictured Allyson Bratina.

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SALUTATORIAN ADDRESS

On behalf of the St. Martin's Class of 1995, I would like to welcome all family, friends, faculty, and alumni, and to thank you for sharing this night with us.

This night celebrates our symbolic exit from the dire realms of high school which we have survived. It is a time of fond remembrance. A time to appreciate the friendships we have made, to realize the loving support of our families during our past endeavors. Most of all, I feel that it is a time to look within ourselves.

I personally, as a second semester senior, have discovered much time during the past months to reflect upon the direction my life is taking. I have tried to cling to my values for guidance while finding myself questioning them. The focal point of my thoughts is one little word which is often forgotten or overlooked. It is arguably the greatest value of all, the foundation of all others. One can find the word FAITH sitting, a little inconspicuously, on the St. Martin's shield. It is often quoted along with its companions scholarship an service; however, out of the three, faith is the most mysterious and hardest to define; indeed, each of us probably has a different interpretation.

I would dare to say that everyone of us needs faith to survive - whether in something or someone or some being. More specifically, to survive with peace of mind. Faith allows us to confront ourselves, scrutinize ourselves, and to be somewhat satisfied. Our faith remains constant while our world is shaken; it helps us withstand the heartaches by giving reassurance.

St. Martin's has held to its three tenets as it has guided the Class of '95 to this stage here tonight. Signs of scholarship and service are abundant and obvious, but the faiths which we have formed are deeper within us. The school has always encouraged us to search for meaning within our lives and amongst each other. When I saw so many of those from St. Martin's, especially those in my class, in my dad's funeral procession on that spring morning just a short time ago, I fully realized the meaning shared amongst us. Without a doubt, the members of the St. Martin's community - in particular this class - have at least one faith in common -a faith in each other.

By passing the many tests and challenges presented in school and in our lives, each of us had also learned self-reliance and to believe in ourselves. As the world opens its doors even wider for us to continue our individual journeys, we must retain this confidence. But, before we arrogantly claim "the future is ours" by turning this faith into overt pride, let us remember how lucky we are, and how much we owe. We belong to the future.

These examples of faith, in each other and in ourselves, I feel to be secondary. Too often, circumstances arise which leave us seeking a deep, profound assurance in our lives. Too often, we attempt to find meaning in the secular and forget about the spiritual. We may think ourselves too educated to believe in a supreme being, placing more stock in scientific theory. Before we dismiss faith in God for faith in the intellect of mankind, let's remember that while the question of "how?" may be readily answered by a textbook, the question of "why?" troubles everyone, even little five-year-olds - and no one can do a scientific study to determine the answers to the many "whys?" in our lives. Also, many speak of faith in God as a blind faith. But, i would like to learn of any true faith which does not make a leap over logic of does not transcend the physical senses, for faith, by its very nature, is blind. I find my own ultimate reassurance in God, whom I cannot see, but I can certainly feel.

Finally, I wish each one of the Class of 1995 good luck as they continue to find their faiths. I will miss being with such an incredibly diverse, truly special group. We must part, but let us always remember how we believed in each other, and let us always look forward to future reunions.

SENIOR

Top left: Brady Dugan graphs a problem for students while teaching math in the upper school. Top right Brendan McLean gives the sermon to the Upper School during chapel. Above: Ashley Baier works with Lower School students during an art class. Right: Eric Veith and Duke Kerrigan help maintenance repair the fence around the Van Slate House.

TEACHER 95

Cindy Perret and Catherine Garvey go over a visual to be used during a executive staff meeting with Head of School Leo Dressel.

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Mario Caserta looks at some art work with Sarah Beth Odom during an Upper School art class.

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Adam D. Voth

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Graham P. Little

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Juan P. Mendez

Nicholal L. Mills

Christopher B. Mioton

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Marshall F. Ordemann

Megan R. Peck

Katie M. Piccolo

Chay Ratliff

Lillie M. Rea

Matthew Rodrigue

Robert W. Rusch

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Walker F. Saik

Jules A. Saunee IV

Christine L. St. Germain

Benjamin J. Stein

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Meredith B. Emory

Morgan A. Erbstoesser

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Thomas B. Favrot III

Jason B. Fleming

Nicola K. Garside

Lauren R. Gibbs

Leslie D. Gieger

Douglas K. Harris, Jr.

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Brian W. Heitz

Rebecca L. Hirsch

Brittani L. Holland

Allison M. Hollinger

Alexander B. Hutchinson

Louise B. LeGardeur

John R. Levine

Dimitri G. Loupakos

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Eduardo Medina II

Peter A. Mortillaro

Barry J. Muldrey, Jr.

Courtney Nicholoson

Jacqueline S. Patrick

David W . Paul

Christina F. Peck

Tara R. Perrin

Bryan Pugh

Rebecca I. Quintal

Matthew R. Resignola

Kaitlyn M. Richard

Scott A. Saporito

Jessica M. Scales

Jonathan E . Schoen

Adam M. Shepherd

Kevin A. Small

Kimberly E . Smith

Sarah Ann Smith

Lindsay L. Swetnam

Ashley A. Tufts

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Augusta C . Watts

Bonnie F. Williams

Mariann R . Wilson

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Adam D. Blatt

Courtney A. block

Jason Bourgeois

Thomas L. Bradshaw, Jr.

Ty J. Brockhoeft

Chelsea M. Broekstra

Spiro G . Catsulis

Bradley T. Collins

LaufaL. Denny

Cori E. DeRoche

Viktor Dirkse

Anderson Walker Dittman

Brittany Phanor Downing

Amy Elizabeth Evans

Rabun Sammuel Fox

Emily C. Fransen

Allyson L. Funk

Charles B. Gallavan , Jr.

Ashby E . Geary

Ryan T Geoghagan

Stephanie E. Gill

Daniel S . Hobbs

Graham D. Hopkins

Wendy C . Jacobson

Will James

Amanda W. Janke

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Eric M. Jones

Philip T. Kritikos

John J. LaGuardia, Jr.

Jessica W. Leone

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Alexander P. Roy

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Karl A. Senner

Sara J. Silvestri

Gary N. Solomon, Jr.

Alison A. Spindler

Christine E. Stanley

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Charlotte W dkins

Matthew Weaver

Jessica A. White

Ashley A. Wolff

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John Zimmermann

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Ryan M. Becnel

Benjamin T. Bradshaw

Laura N. Buhrman

Courtney K. Chappuis

Tyler M. Coatney

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Kristine A. Eckstein

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Adrian K. France

Hillary E. Gibbs

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Jessica S. Haley

Mark C. Holden

Heather M. Holland

Rami H. Khodr

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Sophia S. Loupakos

Kristin A. Malone

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David S. McChesney

Danial C. McCullough

Kelly L. McDonald

Aavon A. McElroy

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1761 Second grade

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Tyler Palacios

Neej J. Patel

Neema J. Patel

Margaret Patterson

Jeremy C. Peres

Katharine Pugh

Rachel L. Ramelli

Charles W. Richard, Jr.

Carter W. Rossner

Kenneth B. Ruello III

Christopher B. Saporitpo

Taylor M. Scheinuk

Elizabeth B. Shackelford

Ruth M. Stedman

Venkat Subramaniam

Jimmy E. Tiblier

Joseph F. Uddo III

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Robert M. Watson

Kathryn E. Weidner

Jack M. White III

Jessica L. Wise

Spencer B. Wool

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Jake T. Arakal

Lindsey W. Becker

Celeste A. Block

Benjamin C. Bologna

Camille R. Bourgeois

Benjamin A. Brinson

Claire T. Bruton

Jay Carisella

Stephen J. Chester

Ani A. Childress

Chad M. Colon

Kaitlin C. Dastugue

Rebecca L. Denny

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Matthew Doizer

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Preston B. Emory

Carolyn T. Fish

Kristin K. Foret

Evan J. Francis

Lindsey M. Gengo

Elizabeth A. Gibert

Michael P. Gieger

Hunter B. Gilbert

Denver F. Gray III

Meredith L. Harris

Thomas A. Hennington, Jr.

Matthew M. Hobbs

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Patrick K. Hutchinson

Margeaux M. Hymel

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Natalie E. Keeney

Steven R. LaRosa

Stephanie L. Lucky

Andrew W. Mayeux

Brian E. McCormick

Elyse C. McDaniel

Alexander M. Minno III

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Jeffrey G. O'Bryon

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Allen C. Porter III

Robert E. Quintal

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Taylor A. Roberts

Christopher R. Senner

Ankit D. Sheth

Rachel F. Shuey

Mia A. Silvestri

Carolyn N. Small

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Amelia L. Trask

Kelsey D. Vogt

Emily C. Walters

Rachel W. Watts

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Kyle K. Anderson

James E. Barr

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Colin J. Berthelot

Stephen J. Borrello

Emilee L. Brown

Brooks A. Brumfield

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Lori M. Castano

Catherine A. Chappuis

Gordon C. Cranner

Elizabeth K. Crouch

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Chad A. Czechowski

Dominick A. Darensburg

Roger J. Desanti Jr.

Christian W. Dittman

Taylor M. Eckstein

Tony Fazio

Bryan A. Flick

Logan K. France

Anderson J. Funk

Anna E. Geoghagan

Gillian B. Gibbs

David L. Gibert

Katherine E. Haeuser

Donnie C. Jaskson Jr.

Trevor H. Jackson

Michael B. Janssen

M. Blake Johnston

Richard S. Jones

Chad L. Laukhuff

Jacqueline N. Lee

Adele Y. LeGardeur

RyanM. Levy

Blair D. Lumpkin

Camille A. Mallery

Alexander R. Mann

Benjamin A. Mayer

Brock R. Millet

George L. Molaison

Elizabeth A. Odell

Alexander B. Orleans

Kayla Osorno

Sarah Beth N. Pansano

Jean Riess

Ky le Roberts

David R. Sabludowsky

Scott L. Saunders

Craig F. Scales

Geoffrey Simkin

Sam M. Solomon

Travis J. Stead

Anna E. Tisdale

Nicholas P. Trist IV

James L. Uddo

Robert B. Uddo

Lauren Waters

Paul M. Watson

Caroline B. Wilson

McCall P. Young Kindergarten

Jessica C. Baer

Elizabeth T. Baker

Trevor Barnett

Charlotte D. Bauer

Jamie C. Bethley

Heny E. Boos

Michelle E. Borrello

Parker H. Bossier

David E. Bremermann

Leslie C. Brockhoeft

Susannah C. Bunch

Elizabeth L. Clotworthy

Margaux T. Dastugue

Ryan M. Eskridge

Evans M. Hadden

Stephanie E. Holden

Jack P. Hurley

Katherine M. Kemmerly

James L. Matthews

Logan E. Melius

Donald A. Muller

Katherine G. Odell

Troy L. Patterson

Katherine B. Peck

Jana N Podret

Morgan Prieur

Kevin M. Quinet

Kyle Ridley

Erin Rose

Hilary C. Scheinuk

Lexi W. Schooley

Amanda M. Skinner

Hamsini S. Sridharan

Preston T. Stead

Christopher J. Tosh

James B. Tri st

Jerry Y. Wang

Adair R. Watkins

Edward P. Watts

Richard A. Weigand

Travis W. Wilson

S.PQ

Brady

Wes

Varsity Football Team: Top to Bottom Left to Right: Coach McGeehan, Trainer, Mike Broussark , Coach Dozier , Coach Faber, JeffWilliams , Jonathan Schenk, Kevin Solis , Brad Glaser,MattRigdon, Deane Smith, Bobby Peterson , Clay Arceneaux , Lee Perez, Casey Ramelli, Jonathan Houston , Mike Truax , Ross Longo, Mike Bretz ,

Dugan ,

Marchal, Geof Artigues , Charlie Labouisse, John Riley Thomason, Erich Faust, Thatcher Holden, Marty Black, Chip McGeehan , Brian Werth, Nick Kohnke, Dominick Bartolotta , Curt Beaulieu , Matt Kohnke, Robby Clo thworthy , Jason Clotworthy, Will Rolston, Christian Chauvin , Ben Prevost, Brian Talbert , Steven Faust , Shane Bore , Brett Sutton , Jason Conway , Parker Argote, Peyton Cavaroc and Robert Stone.

Middle School Varsity: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Trevino, Al Minor, Jason Brown,David Sharple, Jonathan Smith , Andrew Stake Ium , Danny Trahant , Thoma s Merrick , Coach Brent Edwards, Ryan Adkerson , Chri s Rodriguez , Justin Wilson, Nicholas Hintz, Ju s tin Goldblatt, Alan Watts Peter Castaing, Jonathan Campo, Blai se Angelico , Seth Duplanti s, Drew Rodigue, Kendall Chauvin and Danny Navar.

Middle School, J. V. Team: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Richard Simmons , David Peterson, Ryan Rossner, Skeets Ryburn, Donald D'Aunoy , Dennis Stewart , Bradley Johnson , Rhett Kleinschmidt , George Yenturatos, Chris Johnson , Michael Blatt, Brian McManus , Ted Getten , Jonathan Coleman, Justin Weber, Jason Baer, Ben Janke, Ryan Evans and Andres Mendez.

SENIORS lead SAINTS to a great season

by Missy Spencer '96

The 1994 Sain ts were very determined to have a successful seaso n , and •his determination was extremely benefitial. The players used their experience and dedication to achieve an outstanding record. Co-captains Jonathan Schenk and We s Marchal demonstrated excel lent leader s hip s kills a s did all the seniors. Their positive attitudes were maintained which kept up the team spirit. In practice s, they were very hard workers. This example was one that others gladly followed. Sophomore Christian Chauvin explained, "Our se niors are very determined and inspirational which motivate s the younger players." But the team could not have been so successful without th e coaching of Sam Dozier who led the tea m to many memorable victories. Dozier feel s that the '94 team should feel very proud of their di strict victories The Saint s s hould definitely take pride in all that they have acccomplished thi s seaso n. They did a great job on the field de s pite injurie s. Not only did they defeat the Gator s at Homecoming , but they also beat Ben Franklin for their Homecoming. Senior Ro ss Longo believe s," Our hard work and practice has paid off and made u s a better team. Our record reflects thi s." The support of the st udent body and faculty has aided in maintaining s trong school sp irit. The team advanced to the playoffs for the third year in a row. That alone is quite an acheivement. This year, th e playoff game was played at home against Port Barre The Saints did a great job both defen s ively and offensively, but unfortunately the Saints did not win. The players took the los s hard , but they are prepared for a strong seaso n next year with coming se nior s Shane Bohre r , Chip McGeehan , Erich Faust, Johnathan Houston, and Curt Beaulieu. Hopefully , their leaders hip role will be just as bold as the one of the seniors this year. Many of the Saints were selected to the all district team , including Ben Prevost (SE), Ja so n Conway (RB), Jonathan Schenk (DL), We s Marchal (G), Brady Dugan (DE), Matt Kohnke (LB), and Christian Chauvin (PK). Tho se selected to the all East Jefferson team were Jason Conway.Jonathan Schenk, and Christian Chauvin. This is a great honor , and the Saints s hould beproud.

Football

Cindy A. Perret

Varsity

Record - 14, 14

Big Wins

McGehee - 15-5, 15-8

Chalmette - 15-13, 4-15, 15-11

Ecole - 7-15, 15-5, 15-13

Hannan - 15-8, 11-15, 15-11

Varsity Volleyball, Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Stephanie Murray, Colleen Kenny, Ryan Ann Murphy, Stacy Weber, Elizabeth McManus, Stephainie Langois, Lisa Abry, Sharon McDaniel, and Rana Ramelli.

Jr. Varsity, Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Kelly McManus, Caroline Elliot, Keri Solis, Jennifer Dinsdale , Lauren Dellinger, Caroline Merrick, Emily Guiza, Megan Hintz, Coach Raballiss, Lisa Lowery, Michelle Delaney, Kelly Hall, Lauren Venturatos, Emily Bordelon, Rebecca Dunn, Dominique Matulich, Randall Snare, Jill Wren, K. K. Martinez, Sharmel Genthon , and Michelle McDaniel.

Right: Elizabeth McManus goes up for a spike . Far Right: The team Confers after a good play.

Leading SAINTS receive ALL-DISTRICT Honors

This year's Upper School volleyball team , although not as strong as last year's, had a fun year. With Breck Trevino and the flowered shorts distant memories, the stage was set for new people to step up. This year's team was led by senior captains, Sharon McDaniel and Rana Ramell. Also, other team leaders included returning lettermen: Elizabeth McManus, Stephanie Murray, Stephanie Langlois, and Stacey Weber.

Throughout the season the team practiced long and hard, often to the distress of the basketball teams, since they could not have the gym. However , practice does not

always make perfect and the team struggled to a one and five district record. Their one win came in a hard fought home game with Archbishop Hannan. In Coach Trevino's words, "An important district win against Hannan finished the season with renewed enthusiasm for the season." Another bright point at the end of the season came when the All District Team was announced. Three Saints were named, including Rana Ramelli, Sharon McDaniel, and Elizabeth McManus. Although some were disappointed with the season, many had fun and are looking forward to next year.

Top: Stephanie Murrary makes a great save. Left: The team surrounds the ball and then ... Spikes it.

Varsity Girls

Newman w

Blenk w

Chapell w

Mt. Carmel L

Ben Franklin L

Dominican w Boys

Rummel L

Brother Martin L

Jesuit L

Holy Cross w

Ben Franklin w

Florida Invitational Girls 5th Boys 5th

Swim Team: Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Alan Smith, Joanne Close, Wade Betz, Kevin McCormick, Richard Lo, Billy Coleman, Ian McAllister, Chad Flick, Tristan Rappold, Liev Thames, Merrideth Molison?, Catherine Betz, Alison Rodriguez, Adrienne Phillips, Andrea Roohi, Elise Dicharry, Emily Hymowitz, Muffin Labouisse and Rachel Tuuri

Middle Left: Andrea Roohi doing the back stroke.

Left: Ian McAllister is off to a flying start.

1961Swimming

Cindy A. Perret

The St. Martin's Swim Team had a great season this year. Coached by Alan Smith, the Saints had a very powerful team. The swimming season started as soon as school started and continued for about three months. The captain of the squad is Rachel Tuuri, a senior, who has been swimming for St. Martin's the past three years. The team has such veterans as Ian McAllister, Akash Anand, Wade Betz, Kevin McCormick, Billy Coleman, John Russel and Allyson Bratina. Richard Lo, althoughh only a freshmen, has been swimming for the upper school team since middle school. Freshmen who joined the team this year are Kiki Theriot, Rebecca

Tuuri, a Catherine Betz, Andrea Roohi, and Allison Rodriguez.

The team paticipated in quite a number of meets. The girls have competed against Newman, Archbishop Chapelle, Archbishop Blenk, Mt. Carmel, Ben Franklin, and Dominican. They have won meets against four of these teams, losing only to Mt. Carmel and Ben Franklin. The boys were a little less successful this season. They competed against Rummel, Brother Martin and Jesuit, but worn to Holy Cross and Ben Franklin. The teams both took fifth place at the Florida Invitational and sixth place at the Sa district championships The team finished the year on high note with state championships in both the boys and the girls divisions.

Top: Seniors Tristan Rappold, Dominick Bartolotta and rachel Tuuri congratulate each other after a big victory.

Middle: Coach Smith takes a victory plunge.

Bottom: Coach Smith contratulates team for a winning effort.

Cindy A. Perret

1981Cross Country

Top

to

Beth Prewitt, Elena Perez, Lee Prewitt, Rebecca Tuuri, Erika Tolar, Wesley Rolston, Wendy Manard, Lauren Gatti, Ashley Hall, Jennifer Coleman, Alison Grice, Jennifer Ernst, Emily Kimble, Stephanie Hamm, Keri Seixas, Kathy Nugon, Coach Jim Marsalis, John David Godchaux, Kevin McCormick, Matt Francis, Kevin Goldblatt, Jeff Elizardi, Peter Adair, Ari Burshell, Riaz Ali, Zack Baig and Shamin Shukla

to Bottom, Left

Right:

Left: Coach Marsalis shows of his teams muscle. Above: Ashley Hall stretches before practice at Lafreniere Park.

Cindy Perret

1994 was a very strong year for the boys' and girls' cross country teams. Everyone took practices at Lafreniere Park very seriously, yet still had a good deal of fun in the process. Their hard work everyday paid off and the boys team raced to their first District 2A championship, while the girls' , paced by senior Wendy Manard, placed a strong second in a very competitive field. Another senior, Riaz Ali, led the boys as they finished eleventh in the State Meet overall. His sixth place finish in the district meet earned him All-District honors. The team had meets almost every Saturday in September

October most of

which were at the Lakefront. Hopefully, next year they will have just as much success and maybe a little bit more.

Cross Country 1199

Cindy Perret

Above: Team members take a break from practice to have a drink of water.

District

Undefeated 8-0

All District

Elizabeth McManus

Tatum Truax

Stacy Weber

District MVP

Staci James

Catherine Betz

All Metro

Staci James

All Tournament STM

Staci James

Candice Carbo

All Tournament Minden

Catherine Betz

200 I Girls Basketball

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach DoBee Plaisance, Jennifer Dinsdale, Candice Carbo, JaJuan Gair, Randall Snare, Coach Darlene Rabalis, Kim Tsai, Elizabeth McManus, Catherine Betz, Staci James, Claude Eyamba, Michelle Delaney and Tatum Truax.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Father Malone, Coach Darlene Rabalais, Lindsay Crotty , Jessica Resignola , Amy Scalia, Nicole Bernstine, Miesje Zimmerman, Lesley Flores, Couurtney Duhe , Elizabeth Schoen, Laney Robein , Coach Sue Edwards , Elizabeth Daray , Akila Subramaniam, Elizabeth Hollinger , Florie Webb, Elise McDonald-Doussan, Cara Chambers, Alexandra Pappas, Ashley Mohrmann and Annie Clements.

Left: Ju Jaun pulls down an offensive rebound and tries to put up a shot.

Girls,

With a record of 15 wins and 13 losses this team showed it was still a

force to be reckoned

with. The girls went undefeated in District

in District play!

several young players rise to the occasion on more in several games. With the loss of only two seniors they will be a threat in '96.

play and earned a birth in the playoffs again. After defeating Varnado in overtime they lost to "':'A"":'!ft~e-r":"'lo-s~in-g""""':":B~a~rb~a-r_a__..,1Redemptorist in the Farris, Juie Lyeki, Rene second round. This Ronquillo and Mignon ended their hopes for a Frey, this years Saints third State Title. team had to call on the This years team saw strengths of seniors Staci James and Claude Eyamba if they were to repeat as District Champs and get into the State playoff.

Top: Staci James looks for the open player.

Above: Elizabeth McManus goes after a loose ball. Left: Stacy Weber looking for the outlet pass after a rebound.

Bottom: Elizabeth McManus drives to the basket.

Varsity

Beating Newman 2x ... lst and 2nd All-Freak Teams ... Bob Squad Nab the Weasel. .. Tickles Playing a Dad ... Kissimmee Rotting Seniors ... Slcommercials ... "I can smell your perfume" ... Gross Dancing DONDA ! ! !... Whole & Sale ... Pablo ... Cereal Strobe ... No Dinner??? Warm Ups ... Mov i e Games ... Coach's Drunk Picture ... RED!! Avia? ... Up $250 ... 53-56 .It's All Good!

Opposite Page, Top left: Ross Longo sets up for a crucial free throw. Top Right: Coach McGuire giving instructions during a time out. Center: James Ash comb gets the tap for STM. Bottom Left: Louis Smith gets up for the tap. Bottom Right: Chike Ozah looks for an open man.

Top Row (Left to Right): Coach Lind, Jason Conway, Jim Angehr, James Ashcombe, Louis Smith, Sahil Godiwala, Bobby Peterson, Jonathan Houston, Chip McGeehan, Coach McGuire. Bottom Row (Left to Right): Michael Brown, Ross Longo, Nick Kohnke, Brett Sutton, Blake Schumacher, Chike Ozah, and Michael Smuck.

Top Row (Left to Right): Coach Lind, Jonathan Houston, Zachary Goodyear, James Ashcombe, Stephen Faust, Michael Truax, Michael Brown, Chip McGeehan, Nick Kohnke. Bottom Row (Left to Right): Drew Wilkie, Michael Smuck, Blake Schumacher, Brett Sutton, Mark Angehr, Nicholas Pappas.

The 1994-' 95 boys basketball season was a successful season in many ways. Head Coach Mike McGuire believes that the team improved tremendously from last season even though we did not advance any further in the State Playoffs than last year. Lead by six seniors the team had an abundance of talent. Juniors Chike Ozah and Chip McGeehan were also integral parts of the first eight players. In Coach McGuire's opinion, next year's team will be "young, but talented.

Coaches Brett and Hunt

Boulware joined the St. Martin's staff unsure about the task they were about to undertake. Brett, a former coach of Presbyterian College, soon found out that coaching a high school girls' soccer team is quite different from coaching a Division II college team. However, both Brett and Hunt enjoyed the change in atmosphere and the season's challenge, before resuming their soccer careers in Switzerland.

The girls' Varsity program proved to be stronger than ever before. With the addition of East Jefferson

and Chapelle to the district, which already includes Newman, Country Day, Vanderbilt Catholic, Ecole Classique, and St. Martin's, district play was fierce. Country Day clinched the district title as Newman, Vanderbilt Catholic, and St. Martin's fought for second position. Unfortunately, St. Martin's lost the battle, as Vanderbilt Catholic advanced to the bi-district playoffs. However, the girls' improvement this season overshadowed their finish.

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Halo

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MVP Tristian Rappold MIP Jennifer Bl atty

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Brett Boulware, Tristan Rappold, Caroline Elliott, Christina Murphy, Catherine Garvey, Andrea Andersson, Andrea Cecil, JenniferBlatty,AmandaAbrams,Mary-FrancisLaboisse,CoachHuntBoulwre, Wesley Rolston, Rana Ramelli, Meredith Volk, Ashley Baier, Sara Odom, Brooke Bailey, Stephanie Murray, and Wendy Menard ..

staff writer, Lauren Gatti

Right: Tristan Rappold defending the goal.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach McGeehan, Priya Anand, Jessica Carvin, Michelle Chang, Ginger Guzzetta , Natalie Stein, Emery Ordemann, Megnon Rigdon, Florie Clarie Webb , Amy Wethey, Malain McCormick, Brittany Olson, Michelle Hanemann , Allison Johnson, Juliana Fiorenza, Kristen Adamson, Dana Burshell , Katherine Bologna, Ashley Peterson, Anna Bengtsson and SaraTurri.

Top

Jen Blatty sets up for the goal.

Catherine Garvey moves the ball down the field.

Top

Left:

Right:

Bottom Left: Ashley Baier passes the ball.

ALL DISTRICT

Coach Danny Echt, Last year's Varsity assistant boys' soccer coach, took over as head coach and was joined by new assistant Julio Paiz. This years' soccer team improved both mentally and physically, although the 2 and 4 district and 4 and 9 overall records did not show it. St. Martin's played in tournaments containing SA schools, which contributed losses to the record. In district Coach Echt felt that the team did not play to its potential, although in some games the team improved its skills and communication and played well overall .

1st Team

Christian Chauvin

Brandon Dinon

2nd Team

Stephen St. Pierre

MIP

Matt Francis MVP

Brandon Dinon

2 Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Danny Echt, Woodward Oge, Lowery Smith, Bryann Talbert, Scott Graf, Stephen St. Pierre, Christian Chauvin, Brian Kendrick, Matt Francis, Allen Chang, Mark Wolf, Coach Max Villarea, Coach Julio Paiz, Curt Beaulieu, Lee Hall, Parker Argote, Andrew Jaspan, Brian Werth, Christopher Close, and Brandon Dinon.

Lee Hall moves the ball down the field.

Top

Top

Curt Beaulieu uses his head to move the ball up the field.

Bottom Left: Lowery Smith gives the ball a driving kick to begin the play.

Bottom Right: Lee Hall moves up field through traffic.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Alan Smith, David Wessel, Thomas Merrick, Bill Maurer, Kendall Chauvin, Floris Dirkes, Jose' Carlos Mendez, Jonathan Mendez, David Sharple, Coach Danny Echt, Ryan Rossner, Andres Mendez, Scott Samuel, Ricky Clotworthy, Jonathan Campo and Jonathan Perret.

Left: Mark Wolf passes the ball through traffic.

Right:

Record

Wins 3

Losses 5

MVP

Duke Kerrigan

MIP

Mario Caserta State Champion

142 Lbs.

Duke Kerrigan

This year's St. Martin's Wrestling Team did remarkably well for having such a young team. The bulk of the team consisted of sophmores and freshman, with only two seniors. After a very successful year with minimal injuries, there was disappointment when only four members placed in the state final.

This years state meet did offer an oppertunity for

2081 Wrestling Deane Smith

the young members of the team to gain valuable experience. The results of the state playoff brought us one state champion Duke Kerrigan, a sixth place by Mario Cerseta, and a forth place by Andy Crestman and Payton Cavaroc. With results such a these and the experience of our underclassmen 1996 will bring more fun and excitement.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Todd Demont, Duke Kerrigan, , Blake Bougard, Mario Caserta, Thomas Thomason, Brett Bordelon, Deane Smith, Coach Brian Burkgwitz, Coach Al Trevino, Marty Black, Casey Ramelli, Lea Perez, and Geof Artigues.

Mario Carseta with the win.

Top Left: Deane Smith sets up for a win.

Top Right: Duke Kerrigan is ready to make the pin.

Bottom Left: Deane attemps to flip his opponet.

Bottom Right: Ready, Begin.

Jimmy Reese

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Coach Al Trevino, Coach Todd Demont, Charles Hawkins, Matbison Hall, Al Minor, Andrew Stakelum, Daniel Navar , David Fransen, Peter Catsulis , Blaise Angelico, Patrick Mendez, Jonathan Sherwood, Coach Brian Burkgwitz, Dennis Stewart, Jimbo Geary, Rufus Harris, Michael Blatt, Josh Kaston, Sunny Katoch, Georg Venturatos, Chandler Sherwood, Scott Robinson, Billy Lu, Jonathan Coleman , Ted Getten, Ryan Evans , Benjanin Janke, Christopher Ingold, Jason Harmon.

RECORD

3 and 14

MIP

Bucky Kase

MVP

Jonathan Schenk

ALLDISRICT

Bobby Peterson

Jonathan Schenk

ALL EASTBANK &ALL METRO

Jonathan Schenk

Winners at all the Bases!

Although the varsity base- second semester under the ball team got off to a very instruction of Coach rocky start this season, Dozier and Assistant they seem to be turning CoachFarber. Afterahard things around. The team first round of district play, began to practice shortly as well as close losses to after the beginning of the four and five "A" schools,

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Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coaches Guy Farber and Sam Dozier, Lowery Smith, Scott Gold, Jonathan Schenk, Stephen Faust, Bobby Peterson, Shane Bohrer, Jason Clotworthy, Juan Linares, Will Rolston, Nick Pappas, Charles McChesney, Andy Chrestman, Steven Sherman, Brett Sutton, Bryan Talbert, Blake Schuhmacher, Bucky Kase and Christian Thomsen.

Above: Co-Captins, Bobby Peterson and Jonathan Schenk.

the team turned itself around.

In late March, the Saints, led by all district players

Jonathan Schenk and Bobby Peterson, demolished Cresent City 13-2 and McMain 15-1. Alongside Schenk and Peterson, returning starters included Senior Scott Gold, Juniors Shane Bohrer and Blake Schuhmacher, and sophomore Brett Sutton. This team maintained a winning spirit in spite of the adversities they had to face this season.

I'm really proud of this team's work ethic and great attitude," said Coach Dozier. "There was no quit in the players, and both their spirit and enthusiasm remained high throughout the season. This year's team gained a lot of confidence, which will show when we begin next season.

With only three seniors on the starting team, the underclassmen got a lot of Right: Scott Gold goes after a long playing time and experi- fly ball. ence that they will use in the coming season. Freshman Bucky Kase and Nick Pappas got a good amount of play during last season. Sophomore Brett Sutton, also showed remarkable courage and commitment, and should be a leader next season.

By Scott Gold Halo Reporter

Above: Jonathan Schenk, Shane Bohrer, Scott Gold, Brett Sutton and Bobby Peterson waiting to go in the batting cage. Left: Scott Gold take batting practice before a game.

RECORD 5-10

MIP

Jennifer Denuna

MVP

Stephanie Langlois

ALL DISTRICT

Stephanie Sharple

HONORABLE MENTION

Jennifer Denuna

Building For The Future!

The Softball team looked small heading into the season with no seniors, six juniors, one sophomore and five freshman. Gone was the experience oflast years graduates like Venessa Carroll, Mignon Frey, and Breck Trevino. The team, young as it was,

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worked hard on defense, hitting and pitching. Returning players Jennifer Denuna, Megan Hintz, Stephanie Langlois, Ryan Ann Murphy Stephanie Sharple, Missy Spencer and Taylor Wohleber brought leadership and experience to the team.

With Stephanie Langlois pitching, Emily Hymowitz, a freshman and the teams strongest batter, at third base, Missy Spencer shortstop, and Stephanie Sharple catching the team improved significantly throughout the year. Megan Hintz, a

strong arm at first base, did an outstanding job at her position and helped insure that next years team should be a real winner.

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Standing Left to Right: Jennifer Denuna, Taylor Wohleber, Nisha Chakravarty, Kim Tsai, Emily Hymowitz, Elise Dicharry, StephanieSharpleandErnily Bordelon. Seated Left to Right: Megan hintz, Amanda Hall, Stephanie Langlois, Ryan Ann Murphy, Mary McKennie and Melissa Spencer.

Above: Jennifer Denuna getting under a fly ball.

Nisha Chakravarty Halo Staff

Top left: Stephanie Sharple at bat. Toi= center: Emily Hymowitz looking to the dugout for a sign. Top right: Stephanie Langlois delivers her fast ball.

Left: Megan Hintz sets up to make the play at first base.

Bottom: Coach Trevino gives encouragement as the team takes the field.

GIRLS RECORD 9-0

MIP

Alecia Fiorenza

MVP

Jen Blatty

Ashley Baier

TATERUNNER-U DIVISION IV

BOYS RECORD

8-2

MIP

Deepak Chakravarty

MVP

Jeff Elizardi STATE 3rd PLACE

Clearing the Nets!

This year the girls' tennis team was hoping for a repeat of last year's State Championship. The young team came up just short, finishing as State Runner-up in Division IV. With only one senior this years team had several players finish at the top of

state play. After finishing a runner - up rn the regional's, Jen Blatty was Girls State Champion, Tori Seixas and Kristen Adamson, and Ashley Baier and Kim Milano finished one, twoinregional's doubles play.

With two middle schoolers

Top to bottom, Left to right: Flori Claire Webb, Kristen Adamson, Coach Sue Edwards, Kim Milano, Alecia Fiorenza, Michelle McDaniel, Lauren Venturatos, Candice Carbo, alhley Baier, Ashley Stewart, Tori Seixas and K.K. Martinez .

Top to bottom, Left to right: Mark Angehr, Nihal Godiwala, Jonathan Massicot, Parker Argote, Andy J as pan, Jonathan Houston, Deepak Chakravarty, JeffElizardi, Chris Close and Coach Danny Echt.

and six freshmen the team is looking forward to several years of successful play.

This years' boys' team finished in third place in state competition after winning the Regional's Tournament. Led by senior Jonathan Massicot, the team had players advance to the semifinals in both singles and doubles at state.

Jonathan, a winner in the Regional' s, lost in the semifinals of state. The team of Jeff Elizardi and Andy Jaspan, also winners at the Regional' s, advanced to the semifinals of state. Mark Anger, and the team of Nihal Godi wala and Chris Close lost in the first round of state play after reaching the final of the regional tournament.

-Coach Danny Echt believes that the team should do well in the years to come, even though this years team lost three seniors.

Top Left: Ashley Baier returns the ball during a doubles match. Top Right: Coaches Edwards and Echt talk with state championJenBlatty. Center: Coach Sue Edwards poses with 7th grader, Kristen Adamson and Freshmen, Tori Seixas.

Bottom: Coach Danny Echt discusses strategy with Jonathan Massicot and Mark Angehr.

REGIONAL FINISH Girls - 2nd

MIP

Girls-Claude Eyambi

Boys-Chris Tusa

MVP Girls-Ja Juan Gair

Boys-Louis Smith

Top to bottom, Left to right: Coachs Jim Marsalis & Mike Giambelluca, Ari Burshell, Mike Cavaroc,, Matt Zeller, John David Godchaux, Billy Goodwin, Riaz Ali, Mark Wolf, Erich Faust, Louis Smith, Matt Francis, , Coach Chick McGeehan, Stephanie Murray, Windy Manard, Elizabeth McManus, Staci James, Claude Eyambia, Ja Juan Gair, Lauren Dellinger, Kelly McManus, Stephanie Hamm, Ericka Tolar, Asha Jayakrishnana, Michelle Delaney, Amanda Abrames, Jennifer Dinsdale, and Catherine Betz.

Hurdling the Challenges!

The Track Team this year was a very young team, made up mostly of sophomores and freshman. Even with a young team our girls still finished second in the regional meet and were very representative in the state meet.

For the boys team, jun-

iors, Billy Goodwin and Chris Tusa both finished high in the regional meet. Billy finished first in the pole vault, and Chris was second in the hurdles. Ja Juan Gair won the hurdles, whileClaudeEyambia was second in the 100 & 200 meters for the girls.

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Middle Schooler, Dana

Burshell won the 3200 and appears to be following in the footsteps of senior Windy Manard.

Coach Chick McGeehan was very proud of both the boys and the girls, and feels that STM will finish close to the top during the next few years.

Top: Catherine Betz lets go of the javelin as Coach Giambelluca looks on. Left: Lauren Dellinger prepares to put the shot. Right: Stacy Weber watches after letting go of the shot put. Below Left: Catherine Betz prepares to throw the discus Below Right: Catherine Betz throwing the javelin

Top Left: Mark Wolf attempts to increase his distance in the broad jump. Top Center: Billy Goodwin pushs off during the pole vault. Top Right: Erich Faust lets thejavelinfly. AboveLeft: LouisSmithletsgoofthe discus. Above Right: Chris Tusa clears the bar during the high jump. Right: Chris Tusa another view.

Top Left: Billy Goodwin clears the bar in the pole vault. Top Center: Stephen Bellard let the shot put fly.

Top Right: Matt Francis during a try at the broad jump.

Above Left: Catherine Betz clears the bar in the high jump. Above Right: Tommy Thomason after letting go of the discus. Left: Chris Tusa A final view

For the past two years the matches this season. With STM golf team has been the entire team coming building and has not won back next year we should a preliminary match or do even better. qualified a man for the state tournament. This year, however, the team started strong. Led by junior Chris Bowman, the young team won three

MIP

James Ashcombe

MVP

Chris bowman

Left to Right: Jimmy Reese, Allan Chang, Chris Bowman, James Ashcombe, Matt Houston, Robby Clotworthy,Drew Wilkie and Coach McGuire.

Above: Matt Houston tees off during a match at City Park.

Top Left: James Ashcombe putting during a match at City Park. Top Right: Jimmy Reese sinks a long put.

Above Left: The team warms up before a match.

Above Right: Chris Bowman teeing off during a tournament. Left: James Ashcombe putting a City Park.

SAINT

CHEERLEADERS

LEADING THE FANS

2221 Cheerleaders

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Christina Murphy, Lauren Gatti, Ashley Hall, Catherine Garvey, Candice Carbo, Ashley Baier, Staci James, Alecia Fiorinza and Dominique Matuliich.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Kelly Mc Manus, Jennifer Dinsdale, Kim Tsai, Ashley Stewart, K.K. Martinez, Catherine Betz and Sharmel Genthon.

Top: Varsity Cheerleaders get the fans involved during a Saints game last fall.

Middle: JV Cheerleaders waiting to lead the Saints onto the field before a game.

Bottom: Middle School Cheerleaders wave to the fans while putting up a banner before Saturday morning game.

Opposite Page, Bottom Left: JV Cheerleaders resting during half time.

Bottom Right: Middle School discuss the cheers they will be doing before one of the Saturday morning games.

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Baseball

Most Improved: Bucky Kase

Most Valuable : Jonathan Schenk

Cross Country

Most Improved Girl: Asha Jayakrishnan

Most Valuable Girl: Wendy Manard

Most Improved Boy: Peter Adair

Most Valuable Boy : Riaz Ali

Golf

Most Improved: James Ashcombe

Most Valuable: Chris bowman

Softball

Most Improved: Jennifer Denuna

Most Valuable: Stephanie Langlois

Swimming

Most Improved Girl: Emily Hymowitz

Most Valuable Girl: Andrea Roohi

Most Improved Boy: Richard Lo

Most Valuable Boy : Billy Coleman

Volleyball

Most Improved: Stephanie Langlois

Most Valuable : Rana Ramelli

Basketball

Most Improved Girl: Elizabeth McManus

Most Valuable Girl: Catherine Betz

Most Improved Boy: Ross Longo

Most Valuable Boy: Jason Conway

Football

Most Improved Back: Matt Kohnke

Most Improved Lineman: Jonathan Houston

Most Valuable Back: Jason Conway

Most Valuable Lineman : Jonathan Schenk

Soccer

Most Improved Girl: Jennifer Blatty

Most Valuable Girl: Tristan Rappold

Most Improved Boy: Matt Francis

Most Valuable Boy: Brandon Dinan

Tennis

Most Improved Girl: Alecia Fiorenza

Most Valuable Girl: Jen Blatty/Ashley Baier

Most Improved Boy: Deepak Chakravarty

Most Valuable Boy: Jeff Elizardi

Track & Field

Most Improved Girl: Ja Juan Gair

Most Valuable Girl: Claude Eyamba

Most Improved Boy: Louis Smith

Most Valuable .Boy: Chris Tusa

Top Left: Middle School Football aganist the Greenies from Newman.

Top Right: Andrea Roohi comes up for air. Middle Left: Coach DoBee Plaisance talks with players during a time out. Middle Right: Saints players take the ball from Country Day during a soccer game.

Bottom: Ross Longo brings the ball up the floor aganist Newman. Athletic Awardsl

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-~ Some Assembly Required

Top: Senior, Staci James, taps one of the new members to be inducted into the NHS. Right: Muffin Labouisse, Keri Solis, Andrea Andersson, Wesley Rolston, and Taylor Wohleber pose in front of the Van Slate House after their induction into the NHS.

The National Honor Society membership consists ofjuniors and seniors who are chosen for their contributions to the St. Martin's community. To be considered for membership, a student must excel in academics, leadership, and possess a strong character. This year under the leadership of club sponsor Mrs. Beckman, president Lauren Gatti, vice-president Ridgely Pittman, and secretary Christina

Thorneycroft, the NHS not only held regular monthly meetings; but also tutored students in the Upper, Middle, and Lower Schools. Other Additions to the organization was the requirement of a minimum of four hours of tutoring each month and the adoption of the Care Across Campus club. All students inducted into the National Honor Society are deserving of the recognition they receive for their accomplishments.

Honor Society hristina Thorneycroft

Top Left: Rachel Tuuri inducts Caroline Byrd into the organization.

Top Right: Muffin Labouisse receives a hug after being inducted into the NHS. Middle Left: Scott Gold receives his pin from Jim Angehr, whileBradGlaser looks on. Bottom Left: Riaz Ali taps one of the juniors being inducted.

National Honor Societyl229 Christina Thorneycroft

2301 Class Officers

Top left to right: Senior class officers, Brad Coffman, Ashley Baier, Staci James, Louis Smith, and Sahil Godiwala. Not pictured: The junior class officers were Curt Beaulieu, Stephanie Murray, Blake Schuhmacher, and Stacy Weber.

Top left to reght, top to bottom: Sophomore class officers, Chris Bordelon, Chad Flick, Brandon Dinon, Nisha Chakravarty, and Ja Juan Gair.

Above: Freshman class officers, Rebecca Tuuri, Michelle Delaney, Amanda Abrams, KK Martinez, and Lauren Venturatos

1994 - 1995 Student Council President

Jonathan Massi cot

Top: The 1994-1995 St. Martin's Student Council with their advisors Dianne Greer and Jim Marsalis.

Above: Seniors Jonathan Massicot and Catherine Garvey prepare for 'The Morning Show" announcements an important project of the student council.

The Shield is a pictorial history of what has happened at St. Martin's during the year. The staff is made up of Upper School students who take pictures, design layouts and write copy. They are assisted by the Middle school photography culb. The student learns to make interviews, take pictures, and use the computer to

layout the various pages. This year's editor was Cindy Perret. She planned the overall layout of the book, and designed the pages and style of print. Cindy is to be commended because she did this while completing her senior year at St. Martin's, and showing her prize cattle throughout Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas .

Top: Missy Spencer looks over other yearbooks to get ideas for page layouts. Above: Zach Goodyear take pictures of the annual St. Martin's Day Festivities.

Top: Cindy is a little camera shy while loading her own camera before going out to shoot a school activity. Above: Here is Cindy showing the Lower School students how she and her brother Jonathan show their cattle.

Halo, the Upper School newspaper, reports on the activities taking place around St. Martin's throughout the year. The publication includes articles on sports, plays, editorials and scholastic activities both on and off campus. Under the direction of Mrs. June Wells and her able editors it also provides stories on the latest movies, book and music reviews and a special stories on the students, faculty and staff of the Upper School. The staff is made up of representatives from all the upper school students who make up the Jourmalism Club, and specifically Mrs. Wells' Jourmalismclass.

Top: Layout Editor, Wes Felter discusses how to layout the newspaper using the PageMaker program with some of the Halo staff.

Right:

Mrs. Wells talks about the page layouts with Wes Felter and Sahil Godiwala.

The Lyre is our school's literary magazine. It is produced once a year and circulates throughout the upper and middle schools. Inside it's covers, which always have some studentdrawn designs, are poems, short stories, and art work written and done by the students. It also has some work done by alumni. There are usually a couple of full-color pages with painting and photographs done by some two or three lucky students. The staff is composed of Upper School students, most notably, Christina Thorneycroft, Jeff Williams, Riaz Ali, Brendan McLean, Muffin Labouisse, Keri Solis, Joanne Close, and many other volunteers. Jeff Williams is quoted as saying "It's really -really-really-really good." This is a fact that most of the students agree with. For those students who keep theLyre, will lookbackin years to come and remember school and the fun that went with it.

hours of reading and selecting of poems, short stories and art.

Above, Joanne Close and Keri Solis work on the final layout after several

The Civics Club is made up of juniors and seniors and have the head of the Social Studies Department, ChuckRivet, as their advisor. The club holds several luncheons each semester, and their is a notable speaker at every-

one of them. But the Civics Club is not just food and speakers, to be a member and stay a member the student must complete several hours of service work throughout the campus and the community. In addition to all this, the

club visits various government departments in the city, parish and state. The one most look forward to though is the annual trip to Angola and the State Capital. There is one catch to this trip though , you must be a senior.

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Above: Mr. Rivet and the Civics Club pose outside the chapel after one of their meetings.

At the Top of the Best

St. Martin's is a school known for is excellence in academics as evidenced by the few , and the proud , the 1994-95 National Merit Semifinalist: Rishi Anand , Jim Angehr, Brad Glaser , Sahil Godiwala, Ridgely Pittman, Louis Smith, Rachel Tuuri , and

JeffWilliams. Theseeight students had to be in the top half of 1% of students in Louisiana who took the PSA Tin October of 1993 in order to be recognized. To become a finalist, they will have to go through a process in which they submit a transcript and write an essay to a committee that will decide if they are worthy. Semifinalists receive

,$2000 to be sent by the National Merit ScholarshipFund to the college of their choice. If any of them are recognized as finalists, the fund will send $6000.

These students represent the cream of the crop at St. Martin's, and faculty and students wish them all good luck in their quest to become a finalist.

by Nihal Godiwala Halo Staff Reporter

Left to right: Jeff Williams, Louis Smith, Sahil Godiwala, Ms. Long, Rishi Anand, Ridgely Pittman, Rachel Tuuri, Brad Glaser, and Jim Angehr.

This year Father Malone and his Worship Club made a difference in the chapel services. The Middle School club helped plan chapels and served as readers. The students chose themes and participated in service projects as well as helped with chapel services.

The Upper School Worship Club, also led by Fa-

ther Malone, participated in service projects as well as helped plan the chapel service. Both the Middle and Upper School clubs helped serve food to the homeless and hungry. The Worship Club also went on retreat this year to set the stage for the upcoming year.

Top: Father Malone poses with his guitar, which has become a familiar sight at both the Middle and Upper School chapel ser-

2401Worship Club

vices.

Above: Father Malone presides at an all school chapel.

Right: The entrance procession at the Ring Day ceremony this year.

Top Left: Lower School Chorus directed by Kate Authurs.

Above: Upper School Chorus directed by Rinda Coleman.

Left: The Lower School Bell Choir directed by Peggy Fransen.

Top Right: Lee and Elizabeth Prewitt team up on the bells at the Christmas Chorus held in the Chapel.

2421 US-Quiz Bowl Team'

Pictured above is the Upper School 1994-95 Quiz Bowl Team. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Mark Angehr, Wesley Felter, Nihal Godiwala, Chris Bowman, Louis Smith, Sahil Godi wala, Jim Angehr, and Riaz Ali. The advisor and coach of the team was Mrs. Lee Klebba.

For the seventh year in a row the Middle School finished first in the Division I Science Olympiad compitition. This allowed them to go on to State where the finished fourth this year

Pictured above are; top to bottom, left to right: Team sponser Warren Lind, Jonathan Perret, Jonathan Mendez, Justin Molaison, Jonathan Smith, Joshua Massicot, team sponser Kathy McAllister, Justin Svec, Jeffrey Glaser, Josh Kaston, Scott Felter, Adam Voth, Patrick Mendez, Elena Perez, Kara Contreary, and Akila Subramaniam.

Under Coach and club sponsor, Jimmy Cox, the Speech and Debate team qualified six Upper School students for the National Catholic Forensic Tournament in Chicago this year; they were Andres Roohi , Kelly McManis, Chad Flick, Brandon Voss, Curt Beaulieu , and Rachel Tuuri.

Pictured above are members of the 1994-95 Speech and Debate Team; left to right: Kelly McManis, Brandon Voss, Caroline Byrd, Andrea Roohi, and Jimmy Reese. Not pictured are Curt Beaulieu, Chad Flick, Charles Christy, Ari Burshell, Rachel Tuuri, Rebecca Tuuri, and Chris Bordelon.

St. Martin ' s Upper School Chess team; Left to Right: Chris Bowman, Dominik Bartolotta, Billy Coleman, Jonathan Massicot, Brad Glaser, Deepak Chakravarty, Brady Dugan, Shane Bohrer, and Michael Brown. The club sponsor was Pedro Perez.

The Birthday Recognition Club made sure that everyone, teacher and student alike, was remembered on their birthday. Sponsored by Mrs. Brady, the club had a special bulletin board which they kept decorated in keeping with the season, and where each person who had a birthday that month was listed.

Pictured Above, Standing: Lindsay Crotty, Sponsor, Mrs. Brady, Ryan Evans; Kneeling: Catharine O'Connell, Ashley Mohrmann and Ryan Francis.

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2461Birthday Recmmition

The Gardening Club met once a week with their goal to make all the areas around the entrances to the Middle School look bright and cheerful. They did this by planting flowers and other bright colored foliage. Occasionally the club would have a guest speaker, who would tell them how to take care of their plants and give them ideas on other projects to help beautify the area.

Pictured Above, left to right, top to bottom: Dana Burshell, Sponsor, Mrs. McCormick, Kristen Adamson, Courtney Duhe, Becky Lowry, Michelle Hanemann, Laney Robein, Jordan Gill, Sponsor, Mrs Godchaux, Lauren Malone, Michelle Chang, and Priya Anand.

This year the Upper School again had a Fashion Club which got off to a great start. With Sharon McDaniel and Ashley Hall as co-presidents, the club was organized and ready to start planning the year by the first meeting . Early in the year, Mrs. Georgianna Tuuri, a nutritionist, was invited as a guest speaker to talk about nutrition, diets, and healthy eating. The club also elected Catherine Garvey vice-president , Alecia Fiorenza secretary, Candice Carbo Treasurer, and Brook Bailey parliamentarian. The big event of the year was the Fashion Show held at the Weston Hotel. All the members participated and the show was considered a great success.

Pictured above, top to bottom, left to right: Christina Murphy, Claude Eymba, Rana Ramelli, Sharon McDaniel, Alecia Fiorenza, Staci James, Ja Juan Gair, Jennifer Denuna, Coleen Kenny, Catherine Garvey, Liev Thames, Stacy Weber.

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The Photography Club is a new addition to lthe Middle School this year. Under The directon of Mrs. Scott, the Photography Club has nearly twenty members. Interested in becoming better photographers, the club listened to Wally Porter, a STM Alum and professional photographer, explaine how to take good pictures. Mr. Porter sponsored a photo contest for the group and also supplied disposable cameras for the group to use. One of the major projects of the club was to take photos in the Middle School for the yearbook.

Pictured above are the members of the Photo Club and their sponsor Mrs. Scott.

Left: Winners of the photo contest left to right. Peter Catsulis, Alexandra Pappas, Hallie Merrick, Dianna Moustoukas, and Ondina Canales

The Environmental Club of the Middle School is responsible for seeing that St. Martin's recycles such things as cans, plastic, and paper. By doing this they help to preserve resources for the future. They also had guest speakers from various organizations speak to them about the need to preserve scarce resources and land. They helped with projects to stop the coastal erosion and the loss of valuable marsh land. The sponsors for the club were Mrs McAllister, Mrs. McCormick, and Coach Trevino .

Pictured above, top to bottom, left to right: David Fransen, Chris Weigand, Chris Rodriquez, Andrew Stakelum, Mathis Hall, Alan Watts, Jonathan Smith, Ginger Guzzetta, Nicole Dicharry, Rahul Tiki a, Daniel Navar,Jonathan Sherwood, Cara Chambers, Lesley Flores, Courtney Duhe, Anna Bengtsson, Elise McDonald, Elizabeth Daray, Rhett Klienschmidt, Tanya Gorowara, and Natalie Stein. Kneeling: Katherine Bologna, Alhley Petersonn, Jessica Carvin, Dana Burdhell, and Kara Contreary.

Top Left: Justin Wilson with his dog. Top right: Mrs. Caserta with her parrot. Above left: Stephanie Kaston and one of the family horses. Above right: Katherine O'Connell with her small cat. Left: Sixth grade boys play with one of the animals being blessed.

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Top left: Witches

Gretchen Gleason, Diana Moustoukas, and Ondina

CanalesTop right: Mrs. Brady and one of the seventh grade gaols. Above left: Would you by a car from this???. Above right: Real tough guys. Right: Do I really have to take this picture.

2521MS-Halloween

Top left: Head of the Middle School Mrs. Schuber looks over the shoulders of two young letter writers. Top right: Floris Dirkse and a young friend.

Above left: Several of the 7th graders talk with lower school students before writing letters.

Above right: Blaise Angelico poses with a Lower School student. Left: The group writing letters.

Top left: Santa and his raingators enter. Top right: Students listen to A Cajan Christmas. Above left: Two of the students mothers who help put together the breakfast.

Above right: Students sit in the "Well" and sing carols. Right: Mrs. Scott tells a seasonal story .

254,MS-Christmas Breakfast

Top left: David Lee, Richard Simmons , Mrs . Schuber, and Brittany Olson stop for a picture Top right: Cheerleaders Malain McCormick , Cara Chambers , and Aimee Folse. Above left: Cheerleaders getting the crowd into the game. Above right : Players Nick Hintz, Blaise Angelico, and Justin Weber. Left : The game.

Top left: David Svec plays a little tennis . Top right: Some of the boys play in the pool. Above left: A younger sibling doesn't quite know what is going on. Above right: Finally the food is ready. Right: Coach Mike and his family ready for some crawfish.

256,MS-Family Crawfish Boil

Top left: Annie Clements and David Fransen with their fathers before the concert. They call themselves "De' generation Gap". Top right: Annie and her father, Cranston, do a little pickin for the assembly. Above left: The group, David's father on the drums, with David, Annie and her father on guitars. Above right: David tells his father what songs they ought to play.

This spring the Fathers' Club got together with their families, students, and staff of STM to paint the newly rebuilt fence around the Van Slate House.

2581Fathers' Club Project

This spring the fifth grade students visited the Michaud Space Facility. They got to view films of real launches and participate in a mock launch of their own.

During the summer STM sponsored an Enrichment on music in Louisiana In a combined effort with Bridgedale School , a Jefferson Parish public school, Kate Authors worked with young people to learn more about the music of out state.

260,Summer Concert

Each year the Mothers' Club sponsors a auction to benefit STM. This year's gala was help at the First NBC Bank on Barrone St. The lobby and mezzanine were decorated, and the items for the auction were on display.

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Tristan and Bobby: Friends forever!

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1994

Love, Your parents, Tonya, Brent and David

2641 Tristan & Robert Cindy Perret

DeepakAll the best at Cornell We love you! Mom and Dad

Hey Big Bro-

I'm so happy for you and proud of you, though I'm going to miss you so much! You ' re going to have tons of fun with Ashish and I'll come visit bothofyou! Here'stothe memories of the past years andtothethousandsmore ahead. Thanks for being the best big brother a girl could have and my best friend.

I love you, Chubs

Aikm a n ... LEG Calenders Mr.G Physics at X-mas California ' 94(Pulp Fiction , Mosquitoes) Genius Dork Mumble Hanes Fairmont Trip w/yv Forts DM & Men 's Choir throwing up in Hawaii Ganges ' 93 Milwaukee trips ... using your locker. Hallway hellos ... Do you alway s have to wear what I'm wea.ring ? Mall , Bobbi, pharmacy , Shreveport. Slow down , you ' re s p eeding my Harvard pennant...E-mail. Point Break Cornell ' 95

Deepak Chakavarty1265

Cindy A. Perret

You reached your goals.

Congratulations!

May your memories keep you smiling.

We love you Mom&Dad

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Lieve Steph Al.. Jo ... Tris ... Woo ... Mer. .. Moogie . . .Mo!. Bephie Lt ' s Crabs Sophomore lunch conversations Forks ... Sweet 16 . ..Joanne' s Christmas Parties Cow kiss Gray dog/chicken cheezy rap Lesson 2 ... pecans ... Everything TR & JC shared Fluff your Muff. community P .. .bridge to Englend . .. chicken Penguin Hugs Liev's 18th birthday: Did you get your underwear back? ... Wild Bar ... Biloxi ... Shoney's Senior Phrogs Chuck E Cheese: Alligator Game LNO ... LT's make-up . ..Poultry club (veggies) dancing@ Jo's Liev in the shower!?! Apple Apple ... Woo ' s nicknames ... Margo Simaon So , Wendy, you ready to go out? 9 guys in a truck S of S (SE) ...Best group of weirdos ... Forever A Friend!

Forever a Friend

Cindy Perret

We are proud of you. Love, Mom,

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Rana Leslie Ramelli

To Bradley G:

Jason Conway

Cindy Perret

CONGRATULATIONS MEREDITH

Where are you going, my little one, little one ...

... Turn around and your are a young girl, going out of the door.

LOVE SUSAN, JEROME, AND DAD

CONGRATULATIONS WES! WE ARE PROUD OF YOU Mom, Dad, and Bear

276,Meredith Volk & Wes Marchal

Cindy Perret

If you'll remember always There's no goal you can't achieve, If you'll try your very hardest And, above all else, believeBelieve that you're a person Who has something good to give, Be lieve that you can make th is world A better place to liveIf you' ll be l ieve your talents And your s k ill s are needed, too, Then you're sure to find there's nothing In the world you cannot do!

With lots of love, Daddy, Mama, Jonathan and Middy.

( Oh, and of course , all the animals: Mattie, Sky, Kelly, Chansy, Cameron, Regent, Huck, Gi Gi, Blanche, Miss America, Impressively Hot, Charlie, and Chocolate Chip.)

Cindy Perret

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1995

BEST WISHES FROM THE MOTHERS' CLUB

Cindy Perret

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

Cindy, Thanks for all your hard work over the past two years. Your help and hardwork has made The Shield a great publication .

Thanks.

Mr. Durbin and the Staff of the Shield

2801Ashley Baier Cindy Perret

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1995 AND ONE SPECIAL SAINT!

Thanks for an incredible journey, Mom, Dad, and Amy

Congratulation To The Class of 1995 From The

THANK YOU AL TREVINO

For over seventeen years, Al trevino has been a integral part of the St. Martin's family . From bus driver to classroom teacher to athletic director, he has done it all. Now Al has decided to begin a new career . . mnursmg.

Mr. Trevino will be greatly missed at St. Martin's: it won't be quite the same without his smiling face, his helping hand. But what he has meant to so many of his students and colleagues will remain in our hearts long after his departure. Thank you Mr. Trevino and good luck in your new venture.

THANK YOU BETTY BANKSTON

At the end of a long but eventful year, we lost a part of St. Martin's that we could never replace. Betty Bankston, the registrar for the school, retired after 34 years of hard work and dedication. Mrs. Bankston gave of herself unstintingly, and did so with a grace and compassion that showed on her face with each smile.

" In many ways, Mrs. Bankston embodied the spirit of St. Martin's." Her record of service to the school is long and varied. She demonstrated loyalty and devotion to the faculty as well as the student body. It will be sad to see her go and a great loss, but her memory will remain with us through the years .

To the Seniors:

It's the end of the year again, and time to say good-by to our friends and teachers, but this year when senior chapel is over, you ring the bell ninety-five times, it will also mean good-by to St. Martin's. For the past four years, you have probably been asking yourself, "Will the end ever get here?" The time has come, you have reached the end of an important part of your life. Soon you will go off to college and a new segment will begin. The following pages will hopefully help you remember the good times at STM. In the years to come when you pick up this book, and look through it's pages it will help you remember a part of your life. Good luck, and don't ever forget:

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SHIELD FF

James Ashcomb Advisor

Dominique

Catherine Betz Matulich

Jim Durbin

Stephanie Caine

Jimmy Reese

Jennifer Dinsdale Editors-in-chief Stuart Rose

Matthew Francis Cindy Perret Billy Schroeder

Tyson Geary

Layout Editors

Deane Smith

Zach Goodyear Melissa Spencer

Meghan Hintz

Eric Allison

Worth Groome Courtney Theriot

Asha Jayakrishnan Christina Sharmel Genthon

Copy Editor

Nisha Chakravarty

Ad Manager

Ashley Baier

Thorneycroft

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THE SHIELD distinguishes itself from other annual publications in that it cherishes tradition. From the perennial white embossed cover to the flattering assortment of candids , St. Martin's students, faculty and alumni feel a sense of heritage and school pride. Nevertheless, the production of the 1995 SHIELD underwent many changes. With over twenty staff members, contributing writers and photographers, the support for this issue allowed for the numerous alterations in its production. Jim Durbin, in his first year as SHIELD advisor and liaison with the business/administration offices, expressed his enthusiasm through flexibility and persistence. He appropriated funds within the budget for a new ALLEGRO computer by Horizon and a GRID IBM compatible computer, both with 8 MEG RAM and 270 MEG hard drives. In addition, a QMS PS-410 Laser printer aided in the visual presentation with graphics and various emulation fonts. In its second year with Josten ' s, THE SHIELD switched from the conventional submission of pages to disks. The 304 pages on 80 pound gloss enamel were finaled on June 26 with a Fall delivery in October or November. The 8x 11 book was produced on Aldus Pagemaker 5.0 and Wordperfect 6.0.

Each staff member was given a quarterly assignment was supervised by a designated section editor. These editors would then report their progress to the editors-in-chief and subsequently the advisor. Layouts, staff coordination and indexing (via Josten's Last Name First Program) were primarily the task of the editors-in-chief and a select group of qualified staff members.

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

The revenue raised for THE SHIELD was accumulated from the selling of the book and ads. The 1994 book went on sale for $40 in the Summer of 1993. Ads were sold throughout the Fall by Ashley Baier ' 95. Twenty-four pages were allotted for ads at $150 per page. Those unsold pages were reserved for candids.

Wally Porter & Associates , a full service school photography company , was responsible for portrait and team pictures, while the staff shot faculty, organizations , and candids.

The theme of Unity was decided upon by the Class of 1995 and was conveyed throughout the book with bricks on the division pages and subtitles referring to the topic.

Type throughout the book was various point sizes and tones of New Times Roman. Headlines ranged from 18 point to 48 point, while caption copy fell in the I 0- I 2 point range .

The entire SHIELD room was reorganized and cleaned during the Summer of 1994. New filing systems, cabinets and desks were provided to better equip the staff for production of the book.

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

Abbot, Erich 179

Abernathy, Lindsey 155

Abrams, Amanda 51, 82, 147,204,216,231

Abry, Lisa 143, 194

Adair, Peter 82, 147, 198

Adair, Suzette 12

Adamson, Kristen 155, 205 ,2 14,215 ,247

Adkerson, Ryan 83, 155, 192

Aguiar-Netto, Dr. Harriet 15, 47

Aldridge, Ryan 183

Ali, Riaz 50, 82, 90, 132, 198,216,229,242

Alizadeh, Adel 179

Allen, Jo 22

Allison, Eric 147, 296

Anand, Akash 82, 143

Anand, Priya 155,205,247

Anand, Rishi 82, 90, 239

Anderson, Andrea 51, 82

Anderson, Kyle 183

Andersson, Andrea 82, 139, 204,228

Angehr, James 82, 91, 122, 202,229,239,242

Angehr, Mark 147, 202, 214,215,242

Angelico, Andrew 171

Angelico, Blaise 155, 192, 209,253,255

Arakal, Jake 179

Arceneaux, Clay 14 7, 192

Areaux, Raymond 155

Argote, Parker 143, 192, 206,214

Arthurs, Kate 16, 241, 260

Artigues, Geoff 14 7, 192, 208

Ashcombe, James 143, 202, 203, 220, 221, 296

Ashcombe, Mark 83, 155

Authement, Ashley 143 B

Baer, Jason 159, 192

Baer, Jessica C. 187

Baier, Ashley 37, 38, 82, 91, 124 , I 33, 204, 205, 214,215,222,280,296

Baier, Carol 15

Baig, Zack 147, 198

Bailey, Brooke 92, 204

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Bailliet, Mrs. Betty 9

Baker, Elizabeth T. 187

Bankston, Betty 17, 285

Barnett, Trevor 187

Baron, Doris 20

Barr, James 183

Bartoloto, Cominick 122

Bartolotta, Dominick 92, 192, 197, 245

Bass, Barrett 175

Batt, Julie 17 I

Bauer, Charlotte 187

Bauer, Jarret 83, 155

Baum, Alisa 82, 147

Baumer, A. 183

Beauchamp, Robert 171

Beaulieu, Curtice 56, 139, 192,206,207,230,244

Beaulieu, Mr. Leo lII 9

Becker, Lindsey 179

Beckman, Eileen 14

Becky Lowry 83

Becnel. Ainsley 155

Becnel, Ryan 175

Beer, Mrs. Marjorie 9

Bell, Brian 171

Bell, John Roger 155

Bellard, Ann 19

Bellard, Stephen 139, 219

Bengtsson, Anna 155, 205, 250

Bernstine. Nicole 151, 200

Berthelot, Colin 183

Bethley, Heather 167

Bethley, Jamie 187

Betz,Catherine 147,196, 200,216,217,219,222, 296

Betz, Wade 143, 196

Black, Marty 46, 147, 192, 208

Blatt, Adam 171

Blatt, Michael 155, 192, 209

Blatt, Richard 163

Blatty, Jennifer 139,204, 205,215

Block, Celeste 179

Block, Courtney 171

Bohrer, Shane 34, 37, 139, 192,210,211,245

Boineau, Girard 143

Bologna, Benjamin 179

Bologna, Katherine 49, 155 ,205,250

Boos, Carly 163

Boos, Doris 21

Boos, Heather 167

Boos, Heny 187

Bordelon, Brett 208

Bordelon, Chris 47, 231, 244

Bordelon, Emily 147, 194, 212

Bordelon, Michael 143

Borrello, Michelle 187

Borrello, Stephen 183

Bossier, Parker 187

Bougard, Blake 208

Bougerois, O'Neal 21

Boulware, Brett 204

Boulware, Hunt 204

Bourg, Crista 163

Bourgeois, Camille 179

Bourgeois, Jason 171

Bourquard, Blake 147

Bowers, Mr. Herbert 9

Bowman, Christopher 139, 220, 221, 242, 245

Bradshaw, Benjamin 175

Bradshaw, Thomas 171

Brady, Erin 18

Brady, Glenn 15, 47,246, 252

Bratina. Allyson 82, 93, 122

Bremermann, David 187

Bretz, Michael 93, 192

Brinson, Benjamin 179

Brockhoeft, Leslie 187

Brockhoeft, Ty 171

Broekstra, Chelsea 171

Broussard, Mike 192

Brown, Emilee L. 183

Brown, Holly C. 167

Brown, The Rt. Rev. James 9

Brown, Jason 49, 61, 192

Brown, Jason 151

Brown, Michael 139, 202, 245

Brown, Ryan 159

Brumfield, Brooks 183

Brunch, Jordan 167

Bruton, Claire 179

Burshell,Ari 143,198, 216,244

Burshell, Dana 7, 83, 155, 205,247,250

Busenlener, Carolyn 16

Bush, Barbara 17

Byrd, Caroline 46, 51. 55, 82, 139, 229

Cacioppo, Alice 155

Caine, Jane 12, 15, 25

Caine, John 163

Caine, Stephanie 82, 147, 296

Camp, Marcie 143

Campbell. Matthew V 183

Campo, Jonathan 48, 83, 151, 192, 207

Canales, Ondina 83, 155, 249,252

Cararoc, Woodward 139

Carbo, Candice 39, 143, 200,222

Carisella, Jay 179

Carr, Jennifer 143

Carvin, Jessica 49, 155, 205,250

Casamento, Leslie C. 163

Caserta, Mario 81, 94, 122. 125,208

Caserta, Toni 12, 251

Castaing, Margot M. 163

Castaing, Peter 155, 192

Castano, Lori M. 183

Castano, Sara M. 163

Catsulis, Peter 143, 209. 249

Catsulis, Spiro G. 171

Cavaroc, Mike 82, 216

Cavaroc, Peyton 147, 192

Ceci I, Andrea 139, 204

Chakravarty, Deepak 94, 214,245,265

Chakravarty, Nisha 82, 143,212,231,296

Chambers, Cara 151, 200, 250,255

Chance, Ann 143

Chang, Allan 82, 143, 206, 220

Buhrman, Laura

Buhrman, Julie 167 175

Bunch, Susannah

Burke, Katherine Burkgwitz,

Chang, Michelle 155, 205, 247

Chappuis, Catherine A. 183

Chappuis, Courtney K. 175

Chauvin, Britton 163

Chauvin, Christian 34, 143, 192,206

Chauvin, Kendall 60, 151, 192,207

Cheema, N abeel 61, 151

Cheema, Anjum 159

Chester, Stephen J. 179

Childress, Ani A. 179

Chopin, Nicole A. 167

Chrestman, Andrew H. 147,210

Chrestman, Mary Ann 20

Christian, David W. 159

Christy, Charles 143, 244

Clements, Ann 83, 151, 200,257

Clements, Cranston 257

Clingenpeel, The Rev. Ronald 9

Close, Chris 214

Close, Christopher 147, 206

Close, Joanne 55, 56, 79, 82, 95, 132, 196, 237

Clothworthy, Robby 192

Clotworthy, Colin J. 159

Clotworthy, Elizabeth 187

Clotworthy,Jason 143,192, 210

Clotworthy, Richard 155, 207

Clotworthy, Robert 143, 220

Coatney, Erin 163

Coatney, Tyler 175

Coffman, Bradley 95, 122

Coleman, Jennifer 47, 143, 198

Coleman, Jonathan 159, 192,209

Coleman, Rinda 16, 241

Coleman. William 111 143, 196,245

Collins, Bradley 171

Collins, Jeannette 175

Colon, Chad 179

Corner, Kevin 167

Conatser, Marjorie 13

Conroy, Ashley 167

Conroy, Brooke 175

Contreary, Casey 175

Contreary, Colin 167

Contreary, Kara 83, 159, 243,250

Conway, Jason 34, 37, 79, 96, 122, 133, 192, 202, 273

Conway, Tootie 19

Cook, Christina 167

Cook, Jeffery 175

Coons, Anna-Marie 175

Coons, David 163

Coons, Donna 16

Cooper, Teresa 14, 60, 61

Cox, Jimmy 16, 61

Cranner, Gordon 183

Crotty, Emily 167

Crotty, Lindsay 159, 200, 246

Crouch, Elizabeth

Crouch, James

Jeanne

Ellen

Chad

D'Aunoy, Elizabeth 167

D'Aunoy, Donald 49. 155, 192

Daly, Brendan 167

Daly, Denise 163

Daly, Michael 163

Daray,Elizabeth 60,151, 200,250

Darensburg, Dominick 183

Darensburg, Nicholas 175

Dastugue, Kaitlin 179

Dastugue, Margaux 187

Dazet, Maria 17

deBoisblanc, Lisette 175

deBoisblanc, Pierre 159

Delaney, Michelle 14 7, 194,200,216,231

Dellinger, Lauren 82, 147, 194,216,217

Delpit, Dwight 21

Demont, Todd 208, 209

Denard, Mr. Robert Nolan

9

Denny,Laufa 171

Denny, Rebecca 179

Denuna, Christopher 179

Demma, Jennifer 139, 212, 248

Derby, Elizabeth 179

Derby, Frances 175

DeRoche, Cori 171

DeRoche, Eric 163

Desanti, Roger Jr. 183

Diasselliss, Judith 147

Dicharry, Elise 82, 147, 196,212

Dicharry, Nicole 83, 155

Di chary, Evan R. 163

Dieth, Julie 19

Dinon, Brandon 33, 143, 206,231

Dinsdale, Jennifer 82, 147, 194,200,216,222,296

Dirkse. Floris 155, 207, 253

Dirkse, Vik tor I 7 I

Dittman, Anderson 171

Dittman, Christian 183

Downing. Brittany 171

Dozier, Matthew 179

Dozier, Sam 16, 192, 210

Drago, Vince 15

Dressel, Leo 13, 44, 125

Dugan, Brady 124, 192, 245,267

Dugan, Patrick 96

Dugas, Laura 175

Duhe, Courtney 151, 24 7, 200,250

Dunn, Rebecca 55, 139, 194

Dunn, Sara E. 179

Duplantis, Seth 49, 151, 192

Duplass. Blake N. 167

Duplass, Stella 179

Durbin, Jim 20, 296

Ebbs, Tracy 14, 54

Echt, Danny 14, 206, 207, 214,215

Eckstein, Kristine 175

Eckstein, Taylor 183

Edwards, Brent 192

Edwards, Sue 16, 200, 2 I 4, 215

Edwards., Jackson 167

Eiswirth, Yvonne 6, 21

Elizardi, Jeffrey 55, 82, 97, 198,214

Elliott, Caroline 35, 139, 194,204

Emory, Meredith 167

Emory, Preston 179

Engeron,Johnny 21

Erbstoesser, Marina 175

Erbstoesser, Morgan 167

Eric Allison, 82

Ernst, Jennifer 147, 198

Eskridge, Ryan 187

Evans, Amy 171

Evans, Ryan 159, 192, 209, 246

Eyamba, Claude 82, 97, 200,216,248

Farber, Guy 15, 18, 192, 210

Farley, Ryan 159

Farris, Jessica 167

Father. The Rev. Ed Robertson 40

Faust, Erich 139, I 92, 2 I 6, 218

Faust, Stephen 143, 192, 202,210

Favrot, Thomas Ill 167

Fazio, Tony 183

Felter, Scott 49, 61, I 5 I, 243

Felter, Wesley 82, 139, 236. 242

Fenerty, Katherine 175

Fiorenza, Alecia 139, 214, 222,248

Fiorenza, Juliana 151, 205

Fish, Carolyn 179

Fleming, Jason 167

Fleming, Jonathan 163

Flick, Bryan 183

Flick, Chad 143, 196, 231, 244

Flores, Lesley 61, 151, 200, 250

Folse, Aimee 60, 151, 255

Folse, Richard 163

Foret, Kristin 179

Fournier, Bradford I 59

Fowler, Annie 147

Fox, Rabun 171

France, Adrian 175

France, Logan 183

Francis, Evan 179

Francis, Matthew 98, 122, 198,206,216,219,270, 296

Francis, Ryan 47, 159,246

Fransen, David 61, 83, 151, 209,250,257

Fransen, Emily 171

Fransen, Peggy 16, 241

Fransen, Ray 257

Fransen, Rebecca 19

Funk, Allyson 171

Funk, Anderson 183

Gair, Ja Juan 200, 216, 231, 248

Gallavan, Charles 171

Garside, Geoffrey 163

G a rsid e, Ni c ola 167

Garvey, Catherine 82, 98 , 122 , 125 , 204 , 205 , 222 , 233 , 248

Gatti , Lauren 35 , 37 , 38 , 122 , 19 8 , 222

Geary , Ashley 23 , 171

Ge a ry , Jam e s J r. 155 , 209

Ge a ry , Tyson 139 , 296

Gedg e, Rev. W Gayle 9

G e ng o , Linds e y M . 179

Genthon , Sharmel 14 7 , 194 , 222 , 296

Ge o gh a gan , Anna 183

Geogh a gan , Ryan 171

Gett e n , Mr. Thomas 9

Getten , Thomas 83 , 159 , 192 , 209

Giambelluca , Micha e l 15 , 34 , 216 , 217

Gibbs , Gilli a n 183

Gibb s, Hill a ry 175

Gibbs , Lauren 167

Gib e rt , Vickie 20

Gibert , David 183

Gib e rt , Eli za beth 179

Gie g er, Leslie 167

Gieg e r, Mich ae l 179

Giffin , Jonathan 147

Gilbert , Hunter 179

Gill , Jo e 16

Gill , Jordan 83 , 155 , 247

Gill , St e phanie 171

Gill , Tayl o r 163

Gl a se r, Bradley 192 , 229 ,

, 245 , 272

Gla ser , J e ffrey 153 , 243

Gleason , Gretch e n 155 , 252

G o dchaux , John David 139 , 198 , 216

Godch a ux , Susan 14 , 247

G o diwala , Nihal 147 , 214, 242

Godiw a la, S a hil 35 , 56 , 82 , 100 , 202 , 230 , 236 , 239 , 242

Gold , Eric 155

Gold , Scott 80 , I 00 , 210 , 211 , 229

Goldbl a tt , Justin 48 , 61 , 151 , 192 ,

Goldblatt , Kevin 55 , 139 , 198

Goldblatt , Tr a cy 163

Goldsmith , Jason 143

Gooch , Andrew 143 3oopndex

G o odman , Sara 175

Goodwin, Billy 139 , 216 , 218,219

Goodyear , Zachary 82 , 143 , 202 , 234 , 296

Gordon , Rebecca 82 , 143

Gorowara, Tanya 60 , 151 , 250

Graf, Scott 147 , 206

Graf, Wheeler 163

Graff, H a rold 17

Graham , Jackie 19 Gray , Denver III 179

Green, Robert 143

Greer, Dianne 15, 233

Greer , Lindsey 163

Grice , Alison IO I , 198

Groome , Worth 143 , 29 6

Guillory , Jane 20

Guillot. , Joanne 21

Gui z a, Emily 143 , 194

Gustafson , Robert 21

Guzzetta , Anthony 147

Gu z zetta, Ging e r 155 , 205

Guzzetta, Teresa 23

H a dden , Evans 187

Haeus e r, J. Hanc e 163

Haeu se r, Katherin e 183

Haley, Je s sic a 175

Hall , Am a nda 147 , 212

Hall , A s hley 35 , 37, 38, IO I, 122, 133 , 198, 222 , 275

Hall , Cheri 23

Hall , Elizabeth I 63

Hall , Kelly 37 , 39 , 147 , 194

Hall , Le e 35 , I 02 , 122 , 206 , 207

Hall , M a thison 61 , 151 , 209 , 250

Hamann , Chris 17

Hamm , Scott 155

Hamm , Stephanie 82 , 143 , 198 , 216

Hanem a nn , Michelle 60 , 83 , 151 , 205 , 247

H a rmon , Jason 83 , 159 , 209

Harmon , Shelli e 163

Harmon, Virginia

Harris , Douglas Jr. 167

Harris, Meredith 179

Harris , Rufus IV 155 , 209

Harris , Scott 167

Hawkin s, Charles 151 , 209

Hebert , Susan, 19

Heit z, Brian 167

Hennington , Thomas Jr. 179

Henry , Dr. Brian Melius 9

Hermann , Carolyn 15

Hermann , Mary 15

Hicks , Robert 147

Hint z, Megan 143 , 194 , 212 , 213 , 296

Hint z, Nicholas 155, 192, 255

Hintz , Tina 19

Hirsch , Rebecca 167

Hobbs , Daniel 171

Hobbs, Matthew 179

Hodges , Victoria 56, 139

Hoffmann , Virginia 20

Holden , Mark C. 175

Holden , Porter I 02

Holden , Stephanie E 187

Holden , Thacher 14 7 , 192

Holland, Brittani 167

Holland , Heather 175

Holling e r, Allison 167

Hollinger, Elizabeth 159, 200

Hopkins , Graham 171

Hopkins , Worth 179

Houghtaling, Bruce I 3, 14, 25 , 304

Houghtaling , Edward S. 163

Houghtaling , Susan 14

Houston , Jonathan 139 , 192 , 202 , 214

Houston , Mathew 147 , 200

Houtte, Phillippe Y a n 15

Huber , Beth 82 , I 03 , 122

Hurley, Jack I 87

Hutchinson , Alexander 167

Hutchinson, Patrick 179

Hyatt , Aimee 163

Hymel , Margeaux 179

Hymel , Shawn 163

Hymowitz , Emily 147, 196, 212 , 213

IIngold , Christopher 159 , 209

JJackson , Trevor 183

Jacobson, Wendy 171

Jame s, Staci 103 , 122, 130 , 200, 20 I, 216, 222, 228, 230,248

James, Will 171

Janke, Amanda W. 171

Janke, Benjanin 159 , 192 , 209

Janssen, Michael B. 183

Jaskson, Donnie C. Jr. 183

Jaspan, Andr e w 143 , 206, 214

Jayakrishnan , Asha 82 , 145 , 216,296

Johnson , Adam 171

Johnson , Allison 49, 151 , 205

Johnson , Bradley 159, 192

Johnson , Christopher 159 , 192

Johnson, Vicki 14 , I 8

Johnston, Ann 20

Johnston , Blake 183

Johnston, William 181

Johnston , William 139

Jones , Eric 171

Jones , Richard 183

Jones , Stephanie 56, I 04 , 125

Juneau , Marci 147 K

Kailas , Yijay 61, 151

Kartzke , Adam C. I 04

Kase,Bucky 149 , 210

Kaston, Bets y 14

Kaston , Joshua 155, 209 , 243

Kaston , Stephanie I 59 , 251

Katoch , Sunny 155, 209

Kaye , Brian 149

Keeney, Natalie 181

Keir , Bill 21

Keir, Linda 23

Kelly , Pat 20

Kemmerly, Katherine 187

Kendrick, Brian I 05, 206

Kendrick, Paul M. 163

Kenny , Coleen 139 , 194 , 248

Kerrigan , Duke 80 , I 05 , 124 , 208 , 209

Khodr , Rami H . 175

Kimble , Emily 37 , 39, 145, 198

Klebba, Lee Coffey 14, 242

Kleinschmidt , Rhett 159 , 192 , 250

Knighten , Jenkins 21

Koenig , Clayton 159

Kohnke, Matthew 139 , 192

Kohnke, Nick 192, 202

Kritikos , Philip 46, 171

Labouisse, Charles I 06, 192

Labouisse, Mr. John 9

Labouisse, Muffin 82, 139, 196,204,228,229

Langlois, Stephanie 139 , 194,212,213

LaGurdia, John Jr. 171

LaRosa, Steven 181

Laukhuff, Chad 183

Lee, David 155, 255

Lee, Jacqueline 183

Lee, Peter 163

LeGardeur, Adele 183

LeGardeur, Louise 167

LeGuardia, John Jr. 171

Leone, Jessica 171

Leone, Joey Jr. 163

Lesley, Dr. David 15

Lessig, Brian 175

Lessig, Carrol 15

Levine, Andrew 173

Levine, John 167

Levine, Lindsay 60, 151

Levy, Elizabeth C. 163

Levy, Ryan 185

Linares, Juan 82, 139, 210

Lind, Warren 15, 202, 243

Little, Graham 163

Lo, Richard 149 , 196

Lobell, Brandon M. 159

Long, Edie 14, 239

Longo, Matthew I 06

Longo, Ross 192, 202, 203, 225,274

Loupakos, Dimitri 167

Loupakos, Sophia 175

Lowery,Lisa 145,194

Lowery, Rebecca 83, 159 , 247

Lu, Billy 159, 209

Lu, Hsueh-Ping 173

Lu, Jonathan 169

Lucky, Paul 173

Lucky, Stephanie 181

Lumpkin, Wayne PhD 12

Lumpkin, Blair 185

Lyn, Jeffrey 173

Maise, Edward 21

Mallery, Camille 185

Malone, Alison 173

Malone, Kristin A. 175

Malone, Lauren 159,247

Malone, The Rev. Trawin 14, 54, 61,200,240

Manard, Wendy 19, 107, 122, 131, 198,204,206

Mann, Alexander 185

Marchal, Wesley 82, 107, 192,276

Marks, Louise 21

Marsalis, Jim 15, 151, 198, 216,233

Marshall, Peter A. 163

Martinez, Jason P. I 63

Martinez, Jonathan R. 157

Martinez, K. K. 149 , 194, 214,222,231

Massicot, Jonathan 40, I 08, 130,214.215, 232,233, 245

Massicot, Joshua 157, 243

Matthews, Andrew 175

Matthews, James 187

Matulich, Dominique 145, 194,222,296

Maumus, Charles

Maurer, Barbara

Maurer, Meredith

Maurer, William 207 Mayer, Benjamin Mayeux, Andrew

McDonald, Elise 250

McDonald, Kelly L. 175

McDonald, Megan 83, 159

McDonald-Doussan, Elise 151,200

McElroy, Aavon A. 175

McGeehan, Charles II 139, 192,202

McGeehan, Chick 16, 24, 192,205,216

McGuire, Mike 16, 202, 203,220,256

McKennie, Mr. James Jr. 9

McKennie, Mary 35, 139, 212

McLean, Brendan I 09, 122, 124, 132

McManis, Kelly 50, 82, 149 , 194, 216, 222, 244

McManus, Brian 159, 192

McManus, Elizabeth 139, 194,200,201,216

McQuaig, Meghan 165

McQuaig, William 175

Medina, Eduardo 169

Melius, Grant 49, 151

Melius, Logan 187

Mendez, Andres 157, 192, 207

Mendez, Jonathan 61, 83, 151,207,243

Mendez, Jose' Carlos 48, 6 I, 83, 151, 207

Mendez, Juan 165

Mendez, Patrick 159, 209, 243

Merrick, Caroline 149, 194

Molaison, George 185

Molaison, Justin 151, 243

Moliason, Merrideth 196

Monsour, Hunter 173

Monsour, Ryan 83

Montgomery, Ernest 21

Mooney, Dr. Rex 14

Moreau, Aimee 161

Morrison, Parker 177

Mortillaro. Peter 169

Moses, Trey 157

Moustoukas, Diana 151, 249,252

Moustoukas, John 165

Muller, Donald 187

Murphy, Christina 55, 109, 204,222,248

Murphy, Ryan Ann 139, 194,212

Murray, Stephanie 39, 82, 141, I 94, 204, 216, 230

Navar, Daniel 61, 151, 192, 209

Neighbors, Margaret 56, 110

Nicholson, Courtney 169

Nicholson, Colin 181

Nolan, Chad 173

Nugon, Kathryn 149, 198

O'Brien, Andrew 161

O'Brien, Betty 6, 21

O'Brien, Patrick 149

O'Bryon, Jeffrey 181

O'Connell, Catharine 161, 251, 246

McChesney,

McCormick, Janice 15, 247 McCormick, Kevin 51, 62, 82, 145 , ,196, 198

McCormick, Malain 49, 83, 151,205,255

Merrick, Hallie 159, 249

Merrick, Thomas V 157, 192,207

Micklin, Patti 17

Milano, Kimberly 35, 139, 214

Miller, Mary Margaret 17

Odell, Elizabeth 185

Odell, John 173

Odell, Katherine 187

Odell, Richard 181

Odom, Mr. Michael 9

Odom, Sara Beth 56, 82, 125, 141, 204

McCullough, Danial

McCullough, Patrick

McDaniel, Mr. Donald

McCulloch, William 159 175 159 9

McDaniel, Elyse 181

McDaniel, Eva 149

McDaniel, Michelle 194, 214

McDaniel, Sharon I 08, 122 , 194, 248

McDermott, Meghan 149

McDermott., Linda 19

Millet, Brock 185

Mills, Nicholas 165

Minno, Alexander III 181

Minor, Al 60, 83, 151, 192, 209

Mioton, Christopher 165

Mioton, Lauren 175

Miranne, Carole 139

Miranne, Minna Ree 17

Mohrmann, Ashley 159, 200,246

Mohrmann, David 173

Oge, Woodward 141,206

Olson, Brittany 151, 205

Olson, Brittany M. 151

Ordemann, Emery 60, 151, 205

Ordemann, Marshal I 165

Ordemann, Mr. Marshall Jr. 9

Orlean, Alexander 185

Osborno, Kayla 185

Ovella, Kicia 17

Paiz , Julio 206

Palacios, Tyler 177

Pansano, Sara Beth 145

Pansano, Susan 19

Pappas , Alexandra 161 , 200 , 249

Pappas , Nicholas 82 , 149, 202,210

Pardee , John 14 , 16

Patel, Neej 177

Patel, Neem a 177

Patrick , Jacqueline 169

Patterson, Margaret 177

Patterson , Troy 187

Paul , David 169

Paydo , Robert 83 , 161

Peck , Christina 169

Peck , Katherin e 187

Peck , Megan 165

Peres, Jeremy 177

Perez , Elena 82 , 149 , 198 , 243

Perez , Karla G. 173

Perez , Leander IV 145 , 192, 208 ,

Perez, Pedro 15 , 245

Perret, Cindy 82 , 110, 125, 235 , 277 , 296

Perret, Jonathan 153 , 207 , 243

Perret, Margaret 19

Perrin , Tara R. 169

Peterson , Ashley 157 , 205 , 250

Peterson, Mr , Charles 9

Peterson , David 157, 192

Peterson , Robert I I I, 122, 192,202 , 210, 21 I, 264

Phillips, Adrienne 149 , 196

Piccolo, Christian 83, 157

Piccolo, Katie M. 165

Pinter, Greg C. 149

Pittman, Ridgely 55, 81 , 82, 111,122 , 239,274

Pittman, Stephenie 15, 18

Plaisance , DoBee 16, 200, 225

Podret, Jana N. 187

Podret , Phillip 181

Pool , Ilene 12

Porter, Allen III 181

Prevost, Benjamin 112, 133 , 192

Prewitt , Eli z abeth 82 , 149 , 198 , 241

Prewitt, Lee 82 , I 12, 122 , 198 , 241

Prieur , Morgan 187

Psi los , Matthew I 57

Pugh, Bryan 169

Pugh, Katharine 177

Pulley , John 21

Pyburn , Keith 157

Quinet , Kevin 187

Quintal, Rebecca 169

Quintal, Robert 181

Rabalais, Darlene 16, 200

Ramelli, Rachel L. 177

Ramelli , Rana I 13 , 122, 194 ,204 , 248 , 271

Ramelli , Robert II 149, 192 , 208

Rappold , Matthew C. 153

Rappold , Tristan 38, 56, 82 , 113 , 196 , 197,204 , 264

Ratliff, Chay 165

Ratliff, Chelsey 173

Re , Gregory 181

Re, Richard 157

Rea , Lillie 165

Rees , Janice 20

Reese, Amanda 149

Reese, Jimmy 82 , 145, 220 , 221 , 296

Register , Thomas A. 149

Resignola, Cheryl 20

Resignola , Jessica 60, 83, 153 , 200

Resignola, Matthew 169

Richard, Kaitlyn 169

Richardson , Cooper 161

Riddle, Rev. Hill 9

Ridley, Kyle 187

Riess, Jean 185

Rigdon , Janet 23

Rigdon, Matthew 149, 192

Rigdon, Megan 61, 83 , 153 , 205

Rivet, Charles 14 , 238

Robein, Laney 157, 200, 247

Roberts, Kyle 185

Roberts , Taylor 181

Robertson , The Rev. Edward 14

Robertson, Jeanne 14

Robinson , Scott 161 , 209

Rodrigue, Drew 157 , 192

Rodrigue , Matthew 165

Rodrigue , Ross 173

Rodriguez, Alison 149 , 196

Rodriguez, Christopher E. 153 , 192

Rodriques, Chris 250

Rogers , Nathaniel 161

Rogers , Pam 15

Rogers, Rebecca 61, 83 , 153

Rolston , Wesley 39, 82 , 141, 198,204,228

Rolston , William 149 , 192 , 210

Roohi, Alma 19

Roohi, Andrea 149, 194, 225 , 244

Rose , Erin 187

Rose , Stuart 55 , 114, 296

Rosenbaum , William 22 , 25

Rossner , Carter 177

Rossner , Ryan 157 , 192, 207

Roy , Alexander 173

Ruello , Kenneth llI 177

Rusch , Robert 165

Russell , John Thomas 141

Ryan , Barbara 17

Ryan , J. Bradley 165

Ryburn, Skeets 192 s

Sabludowsky, David 185

Saik , Walker 165

St. Germain, Christina 165

St. Pierre , Stephen 141 , 206

Salazar, Jessica 173

Samuel, Mrs. Marlene 9

Samuel, Scott 157 , 207

Saporito , Christopher 177

Saporito , Mr. Jerry 9

Saporito, Scott 169

Saunders, Scott 185

Saunee, Jules IV 165

Savoy , Beverly 6 , 21

Scales, Craig 185

Scales, Jessica 169

Scalia,Amy 61,83 , 153, 200

Scalia, Debbie 18

Scheinuk, Hilary 187

Scheinuk , Taylor 177

Schenk , Jonathan I 14 , 122 , 131 , 192 , 210 , 211

Scheurich , James 149

Schoen , Eliz a beth 161 , 200

Schoen, Jonathan 169

Schooley , Lexi 187

Schro e der , William IV 115 , 296

Schuber , Margaret 13 , 14 , 24, 62 , 253 , 255

Schuhmacher, Blake 141 , 202 , 210 , 230

Scott , Karen 15, 249 , 254

Seixas , Victoria 149 , 198 , 214,215

S e nner , Christopher 181

Senner, Karl 173

Shackelford , Elizabeth 177

Shackelford, William III 157

Sharpie , David 60 , 153 , 192,207

Sharpie, Judy 15

Sharpie, Stephanie 141, 212 , 213

Shaw, Sue 18

Shepherd , Adam 169

Sherman , Steven 145, 210

Sherwood , Chandler 83 , 161 , 209

Sherwood , Jonathan 60 , 153,209 , 250

Sheth , Ankit 181

Shuey , Rachel 181

Shukla , Shamin 145, 198

Siegel, Gloria 14 , 18

Signorell , Jan 17

Silvestri , Mia 181

Silvestri , Sara 173

Simkin, Geoffrey 185

Simmons , Richard 157, 192,255

Simpson , Pat 17

Skinner , Amanda 187

Skinner, Robert 157

Small, Carolyn 181

Small , Kevin 169

Smith, Adam 157

Smith, Brent 83 , 157

Smith, Clarence 21

Smith , Alan 196, 197 , 207

Smith , Deane 82, 192 , 208 , 209,296

Smith, Howard 145

Smith, Jonathan 60, 192 , 243

,mith, Jonathan F. 153

;mith, Kimberly E. 169

;mith, Louis III 78, 82, 115,131,202,203,216, 218,230,239,242

3mith, Lowery 145, 206, 207,210

3mith, Sarah Ann 169

3muck, Michael 145,202

3nare, Randall 82, 149, 194,200

3olis, Keri 82, 141, 194, 228,237

3olis, Kevin 149, 192

3olomon, Gary Jr. 173

3olomon, Gary Sr. 9

3olomon, Sam M. 185

3pencer, Melissa 39, 55, 141,212,234,296

3pindler, Alison A. 173

3ridharan, Hamsini 187

3takelum, Andrew 61, 83, 153, 192, 209, 250

Stanley, Christine 173

Stead, Preston 187

Stead, Travis 185

3tead, Zachary I 45

Steadman, Matthew 157

Stedman, Ruth 177

Stein, Benjamin 165

Stein, Natalie 157,205,250

Stengel, Dot 12

Stern, Abigail 165

Stewart, Ashley 149, 214, 222

Stewart, Dennis 161, 192, 209

Stewart, Karla 60, 153

Stone, Alan 61, 153

Stone, Robert 82, 149, 192

Strickler, Carolyn 16, 25

Subramaniam, Akila 83, 157,200,243

Subramaniam, Yenkat 177

Sutton, Brett 145, 192, 202, 210, 211

Svec, David 83, 161, 256

Svec, Justin 49, 83, 153

Swetnam, Lindsay L. 169

Talbert, Bryan I 16, 192, 206,210

fan, Cynthia 149

Taylor, Emily 149

Thames, Liev I 16, 132, 196,248

Thames , Vaughn

Theriot, Courtney

Thomason, John

Thomason, Thomas

Thompson, Trey 149

Thomsen, Christian 145, 210

Thorneycroft, Christina 78, 8 I, 82, I 17, 266, 296

Tiblier, Jimmy 177

Tikia, Rahul 157

Tikia, Robyn 173

Tisdale, Anna 185

Tolar, Erika 47, 82, 145, 198,216

Tompkins, Robin 56

Tosh, Adam 181

Tosh, Christopher 187

Trahant, Daniel 60, 153, 192

Trask, Amelia 181

Trevino, Al 16, 213, 192, 208,209,284

Trevino, Linda 16

Trist, James 189

Trist, Nicholas IV 185

Trotter, Linda 18

Troutt, Dave 21

Truax, Michael 145, 192, 202

Truax, Tatum 55, 82, 141, 200

Tsai, Kim 149,200,212, 222

Tufts, Ashley 169

Tusa, Chris 141 , 2 I 8, 2 I 9

Tussell, John 37

Tuuri, Rachel 55, 56, 82, 118, 131, 196,197,229, 239,244

Tuuri, Rebecca 149, 198, 231, 244

Tuuri, Sarah 83, 157, 205

Tyson, Zacary J. 161

Uddo, James 185

Uddo, Joseph III 177

Uddo, Robert B. 185

Urann, Molly 56, 118

Uribe, Gabriela 177

Veith, Eric 82, 119, 124

Yenturatos, George 161, 192,209

Yenturatos, Lauren 82, 149, 194,214,231

Yillarea, Max 206

Vogt, Brett I 65

Vogt, Kelsey 181

Vogt, Kerry 20

Yolk, Meredith I 19, 122, 204,276

Yon, John M. Behren 161

Voss, Brandon 55, 82, 141, 244

Voth, Adam 157, 243

Wagner, Allison 20

Wall, Jimmy 169

Wall, Tom 177

Walters, Emily 181

Wanek, Carolyn 17

Wang, Jerry 189

Waters, Lauren 185

Watkins, Adair 16, 61

Watkins, Adair R. 189

Watkins, Charlotte 173

Watson, Paul 185

Watson, Robert 177

Watts, Alan 83, 153, 192, 250

Watts, Augusta 169

Watts , Edward 189

Watts, Rachel 181

Watts, Sarah 165

Weaver, Katherine 181

Weaver, Matthew 173

Webb, Florie 153,200,205, 214

Weber, Justin 157, 192,255

Weber, Stacy 55, 82, 141, 194,201,217,230,248

Weidner, Kathryn 177

Weigand, Chris 153, 250

Weigand, Elizabeth 165

Weigand, Richard 189

Welch, Willam 161

Wells, June 14, 236

Werth,Brian 149,192,206

Wessel, David 157,207

Wessel, David M. 157

Wethey, Amy 153, 205

Wethey, Christen 157

White, Jack III 177

White, Jessica 173

Wilkie, Drew 202, 220

Wilkie, Richard 149

William, Mr. G. James lll 9

Williams, Bonnie 169

Williams, Caroline 61, 83, 153

Williams, Gregory 161

Williams, Jeffrey 82, 120, 161, 239

Willis, Tony 21

Wilson, Caroline B. 185

Wilson, Justin 157, 192, 251

Wilson, Mariann 169

Wilson, Travis 189

Wise, Jessica 177

Wohleber, Taylor 35, 141, 212,228

Wolf, Mark 120,206,207, 216,218

Wolff, Ashley 173

Wool, Harrison 173

Wool, Spencer 177

Wool, Zachary 83, 157

Wren,Jill 149,194

Yelverton, Blaine 177

Yelverton,Grant 165

Young, John 169

Young, McCall 185

Zeller, Matthew 55, 141, 216

Zimmermann, John 173

Zimmermann, Miesje 83, 161,200

Thank you Mr. Houghtaling

Ask anyone who knows Bruce Houghtaling what characteristic they first think of when they hear his name, and the overwhelming response is "how friendly he is." During his tenure as Head of the Upper School, Mr. Houghtaling has become a trusted friend to all who have passed through the high school halls. For the past eight years, every student has felt comfortable talking to him about their largest and smallest problems. He is considerate and concerned, tender, and trustworthy. He puts his whole heart into his job, and the students and faculty respond with admiration and genuine respect. Sadly, "Mr. H" has decided to move to The Coast Episcopal School in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, to find a new school to bless. We don't want to let him go because we are not only losing his strong and capable leadership, but also his words of wisdom, silly jokes, warmth, compassion and love. Although his position will be filled next year, there will always be a vacant place in our hearts reserved for Bruce Houghtaling.

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