1996 - St. Martin's Episcopal School Yearbook

Metairie, Louisiana

Volume XLIII 1996

Ms. Janet has been serving the Lower School community for several years. She can be seen in playing kickball with the little ones, coaching in the gym, or even collecting money at basketball games. Her enthusiasm and spirit for teaching is seen through her everyday smile and hugs. The Class of '96 would like to thank Ms. Janet for the many memories.

"Hell-o, hell-o, hell-0000, what a wonderful word is hello!" These words that are song throughout the halls every morning by someone who has inspired us all. Teaching students the fundamental aspects of athletics has been a major priority for Coach McGeehan during his tenure. He has coached everything from football to soccer to track. Through confidence and motivation he has helped build self-esteem in each one of us, on and off the field.

To the Class of 1996:

I write this message to you only a few days after your Senior Chapel, one of the important events that marks your movement from St. Martin's to the next stage of your life and education. Still ringing happily in my head and heart are the lyrics of "One Moment in Time" and the words delivered on the class's behalf by Andrea Andersson

Your senior year has been one in which representatives of our school community have mapped out a path for our future in the document entitled "Excellence in the Balance." The title is not only an appropriate description of the contents of the planning document but also a wonderful capsule depiction of the character of St. Martin's Episcopal School. You have been provided extensive and varied opportunities for participation, learning and excellence here at St. Martin's. As a class you have taken advantage of the opportunities offered.

I was delighted to hear Andrea capture your experience here by mentioning individuals who have excelled in multiple ways: a class president who played football and won a state speech championship, a humorous commentator on school life who also excelled in cross country and track, a budding fashion designer who distinguished herself on the stage . This list is not exhaustive but rather a very small but illustrative sample of your diverse talents. Value that diversity of aptitude and interest in the days and years ahead, and in the language of "Excellence in the Balance" be happy to strive to distinguish yourselves "not in the one thing done best but in the many things done extremely well." Although you may specialize in your career some day, I urge you not to become too narrowly focused in your life's concerns.

One of my favorite "moments in time" of the entire school year took place at our all-school chapel service in early May. Near the end of our service Fr. Farrell asked you to stand so that the rest of the school community could pray for you . As I gazed out to see you rise a bit hesitantly but proudly at the back of the chapel, I was touched by the strenuous efforts of our very youngest students to see you from their vantage point at the front. Their faces were filled with awe and admiration for the "biggest kids" at their school. I hope the memory of that moment is as consoling for you as it has been for me. Please know that it is a clear demonstration that you carry with you the hopes and good wishes of those who have taught you and all those who will follow you into the ranks of the graduates of St. Martin's Episcopal School in future years.

Some of you have been with us a short time, some of you have spent most of your lives with us. No matter the length of your association, you have left your mark on our school. My fond wish is that your association with St. Martin's will continue happily for many years to come. Godspeed!

With esteem and affection,

Leo P. Dressel Head of School (i ,A.,ddress

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

LEFT TO RIGHT: Peter Labouisse, Robert Nolan, Margie Beer, Don McDaniel, Mike Odom, Dr. Brian Melius, Leo Dressel, Mike Flick, The Rev Gedge Gayle, Edie Wilson , Marlene Samuel, Marshall Ordemann, Leo Beaulieu, Charles Peterson. Not Pictured: Dr. William Brooks Emory, Herbert Bowers III, The Rev. Ronald Clingenpeel, Thomas Getten, James McKinnie, Jr., Jerry Saporito, Gary Solomon, Sr., The Rt. Rev. James Brown.

1995 - 1996 Officers

President: Mr. Michael Flick

Vice President: Dr. William Brooks Emory

Secretary: Mr. John Labouisse

Treasurer: Mr. Michael Odom

F A C u L T y

Head of School, Mr. Leo Dressel, and Administrative Assistant, Mrs. Toni Caserta

Dr. Wayne Lumpkin; Assistant Head of School, and Mrs. April N ajolia, Secretary

The Head of Upper School., Mr. Roger Barbee, & Mrs. Ilene Pool, Secretary

Head of Middle School, Mrs. Margaret Schuber, Secretary, Mrs. Suzette Adair

Head of Lower School, Mrs. Shirley Reinhardt, Secretary, Mrs. Dot Stengel

English & Fine Arts

Left to Right: Mrs. Judy Sharpie, Ms. Jean Parmelee, Mr. John Pardee, Mrs. Lee Klebba, Ms. Elizabeth Wells, Ms. Eileen Beckman; Head of English Dept., Mrs. Tracy Ebbs, Ms. Teresa Cooper, Mrs. Margaret Schuber, Mrs. Katherine Stewart

Left to Right: Mrs. Carolyn Strickler; Head of Fine Arts, Mrs. Adair Watkins, Ms. Leslie Wagner, Mrs. Carolyn Busenlener

Foreign Language & Math

Leftto Right: Mrs. Jane Caine, Mr. James Marsalis, Mrs. Stephenie Pittman, Mrs. Dianne Greer , Mr. Louis Thompson, Seated: Mrs. Janis McCormick; Head of Math Dept., Mrs. Jeanne Cumberland

Left to Right: Mr . Vincent Drago, Mrs. Carol Baier, Ms. Leslie Wagner, Mr. J im Silkenson , Mrs. Glenn Brady, Mr. Pedro Perez; Head of Foreign Language Dept., Mrs. Karen Scott

Science & Social Studies

Left to Right: Mr. Charles Rivet; Head of Social Studies Dept., Dr. Rex Mooney, Mrs. Edith Long, Mrs. Mary Quinet, Mr. William Rosenbaum, Mrs. Betsy Katson, Mr. Danny Echt, Mrs. Susan Godchaux

Left to Right: Mrs. Pamela Rogers, Dr. David Lesley, Ms.Catherine McAllister, Mr. Warren Lind, Dr. Harriet AguiarNetto; Head of Science Dept., Mrs. Carol Lessig, Ms. Carolyn Hermann, Mr. Guy Farber

Religion & Pe,forming Arls

Left to Right: Ms. Katherine Arthurs; Head of Performing Arts Dept., Mrs. Peggy Fransen, Mrs. Rinda Coleman, Mr. James Cox

Left to Right: Rev. Edward Robertson; Head of Religion Dept., Rev. Trawin Ma lone, Rev. John Farrell

Left to Right: Mr . Michael Giambelluca; Athletic Director, Mrs. Donna Coons, Mr. Frank Shepherd, Mr. Sam Dozier, Mr. Alan Smith, Mrs. Linda Trevino, Mrs. Sue Edwards, Mr. Michael McGuire, Mrs. Janet Russo, Ms. Robin Martin, Mr. Danny Echt, Mr. Chick McGeehan

Left to Right: Mrs. Pat Kelly, Mr. Jim Durbin, Mrs. Doris Baron; Head Librarian, Mrs. Janice Rees, Ms. Jean Parmelee Mrs. Virginia Hoffman

Nurses & Development

Left to Right:Standing: Mr. Harold Graf, Ms. Mary Margaret Miller, Seated: Mrs. Christine Hamann, Ms. Barbara B. Bush, Mrs. Patti Micklin

Left to Right: Mrs. Susan Harmon, Mrs.Vicki Gibert

Admissions & Business office

Standing, left to right: Mr. Charles Maumus, Mrs. Linda Keir, Mrs. Donna Coons, Mrs. Maria Dazet, Mrs. Kceia Ovella, Mr. Charles Allen. Seated, left to right: Ms. Patricia Simpson, Mrs. Jan Signorelli, Mrs. Barbara Ryan, Business Manager

Left to Right: Mrs. Mary Schreiber, Director of Admissions, Mrs. Minna Ree Miranne, Admission Assisstant

Maintenance & Transportation

Left to Right: Mr. David Dumestre, Mr. Clarence Smith, Mrs. Doris Boos, Transportation Director, Mr. David Trout, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest and Jane Burntohorn, Mrs. Joanne Guillot, Mr. Charles Marphis, Mr. Johnny Engeron, Mr. John Thornton, not pictured- Pat Calecas

Left to Right: Mr. Edward Maise, Mr. Danny Pabst, Mr. Clarence Smith, Mr. William Keir, Mr. Guss Gustafson, Mr. David Trout, Mr. O'Neil Bourgoeis, Maintenance Director, Mr. John Pulley, Mr. Jenkins Knighten

Cafete · & Behind the Scenes

Charles Allen, Bookstore Manager

Mary Jackson, Lower School custodian and lunch coordinator

Left to Right: Mrs. Beverly Savoy , Mrs. Marion Green, Mrs. Betty O'Brien, Mrs. Ester Reva, Mrs. Jane Alpha, Mrs. Yvonne Eiswirth, Mr. Noelen Dewey

Louis Horn Jr., Campus Services

Jo Allen, Receptiorlist

Left: Mr. Billy Groome, Mr. Andy Goodyear, Mr. Steve Chauvin, Mr. Ron Faust. Below: Mr ..Bruce Johnston, Mr. Jeff Kaston, Mr. Dan Duplass, Mr. Jack White

Left to Right: Mrs. Teresa Guzetta, Mrs. Sue Close, Mrs. Jan Rigdon, Mrs. Ashley Geary, President, Mrs. Jenny Kottler

s T u D E N T L I F E

Opposite Page, Left to Right, Top to Bottom: Susan Ruppel Laudeman '55 and her husband, recipient of the first "Martin de Tours A ward" Chad Flick and Deane Smith present a check to help intercity youth learn more about the outdoors. One of the guest authors at the Lower School Author Fest. Actor, Fred Marssell performs a one man show for the Upper School.

Above: Ian McAllister talks with author Ernest Gaines while he autographs one of his many books.

Left: Seventh grade students use one of the new computers to learn more about the body. Below: Jo Allen, STM receptionist, retires after her many years of answering everyones questions.

This year the Middle School Retreats were held at a variety of locations throughout Louisiana and Mississippi. The eighth grade went to Paul B Johnson State Park in Mississippi. The seventh grade went to a new location this year, The Episcopal Center in Robert , Louisiana , and the sixth grade went back to Camp Abbie.

All classes enjoyed two days away from school and studies There was fun and games , and activities to help the advisory groups bond . Everyone , students and teachers alike , came back rested and spiritually refreshed.

an exciting,

l\<I. S. Retreats

Top: The reflective view of the trees on the water at Camp Abbie offered the sixth grade

but restful two days. Above: Mrs Kaston and Grant Yelverton relax over a cup of coffee. Right: Father Malone doing a reading at the Eucharist during the sixth grade retreat.

Above: Ryan Monsour , Jeffrey Glaser and James Buckley trying to build the Tower to Heaven.

Left: Mrs. McAllister and her advisory group pose on one of the foot bridges at the Episcopal Center of Louisiana

Left: Robert Rusch, Nick Below: The some of the sixth House and Robert Folse display some of their art work duing one of the activities.

grade get together for some basketball during their free time

M. S. Retreats

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Right: Some of the seventh grade students pose for the camera during one of the activities . This was to show how team work is important. Below: Miesje Zimmerman , Chris Ingold, Chris Johnson and Ted Getten take a dip in the pool.

Above : During free time the seventh grade boys and girls played a little sand volleyball.

Retreats

Right: Rahul Tikia and Josh Massicot take a leisurely walk along the water during the 8th Grade Retreat.

Above : Father Malone and Adam Voth during an impromptu sing along That ' s Adam playing the Guitar. Right: Faith and trust was the theme of this activity

Left: The peaceful sunset on the water offered the eighth grade a beautiful setting for their retreat this year.

Below: Mrs. McCormick and her advisory group , discuss one of the activities during the eighth grade retreat.

HOMECOMI

Victoria Hodges

Wesley Rolston Queen

Coleen Kenny

Melissa Spencer

NG COURT

Candice Carbo

Emily Kimble

Emily Guiza

Kelly Hall

Lauren Venturatos

Juliana Fiorenza

The Freshmen started off the week of the traditional decorating of the hall s with the creative theme " Follow the yellow brick road to victory ." On Wednesday we were taken "Around the world in 80 days" by the Sophomore class. The next day we were down to the farm where "Green Acres is the place to be" presented by the Junior class. On Friday the 13th, the Senior class took us through their haunted house Later at the game , the Seniors were announced the winners of the contest. It was a job well done by all the classes.

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Top: Senior Homecoming decorations. Left: Alecia Fiorenza stands by her clas s banner with pride. Right: Jason Clotworthy admires the decorations.

Top right: Team comes charging on to the field. Below: Coach McGeehan shouts instructions from the sideline. Left: Homecoming banners made by students covered the stadium.

Above: Homecoming cheerleaders Right: Stephen St. Pierre and Guy gather together for a photo. Johnston put on their happy faces for a memorable picture.

This years Homecoming game was a lot of fun. With 20 Homecoming cheerleaders, cheering for the Saints, it was quite an exciting evening. The Homecoming Court looked great and at half-time there was a lovely presentation. Despite all the fun, excitement and hard work St. Martin's suffered a loss of 21-17 against Buras. The evening concluded with the singing of the Alma Mater led by our football team.

The Homecoming dance proved to be a great sucess. With a d j. playing the music, everyone danced until they couldn't anymore. The evening was filled with smiling faces and fun that

lasted the whole night. At approximately 10:30pm every one was anxiously waiting for the crowning of the queen Dressed in elegant white dresses, the Homecoming Court made their way out onto the floor. They certainly made an impression on the rooting crowd. As Shane Bohrer and Chip McGeehan moved their way across the court, they finally stopped at Wesley Rolston who was then crowned queen. Following the crowning, came the traditional first dance with Mr. Dressel. The evening ended on a good note, and everyone had a wonderful time.

Above Left: Wesley Rolston is being crowned Homecoming Queen by Senior football players. Top Right: Michael Smuck, Christian Chauvin, Thacher Holden, and Steven Faust gathered for a photo. Above Right: Freshmen Amy Scalia and Julie Fiorenza pose for a picture. Inset: Head of School, Mr. Leo Dressel and Queen, Wesley Rolston, take the first dance.

Before the Homecoming game, the Homecoming Court met at Wesley Rolston's house for a little Homecoming pre-party. Dressed in their suits, pictures were taken of the court before their big night at the game. Good food and conversation turned the evening into a really nice one.

Top Right: The Homecoming Court and their fathers pose for a group picture. Below: Wesley Rolston strolls to the dance floor.

Top Right: The Homecoming Court takes a picture at Arnaud's for the Homecoming Luncheon . Bottom Left: Emily Kimble, Emily Guiza, and Kelly Hall take a picture at Wesley Rolston's house. Bottom Right: Shane Bohrer and Colleen Kenny pose for a picture at the Homecoming Dance

ANTICIPATION

Top: The senior Homecoming Court: Missy Spencer, Tori Hodges, Colleen Kenny, and Wesley Rolston pose for a picture at Wesley Rolston's house. Bottom: Wesley Rolston and her father stop on the field to take a picture.

s T M Day

This year, the theme for St. Martin's Day was "Hands Across St. Martin's. On Nov. 6, 1995, the Upper and Middle School students traveled down to the Lower School to meet up with their Lower School "buddies". In the Lower School classrooms, groups shared snacks, made name tags, and traced their hands for the all-school banner.

On the morning of Nov. 10, 1995, the whole school gathered in the big gym for a chapel service. Before the service began, Mr. Dressel began a tradition by presenting an annual St. Martin's Alumni Award.

When the presentation and chapel service, made more

entertaining with reenactment of the story of St. Martin, ended, the Upper, Middle, and Lower School students separated for the annual St. M Day Games. After the games, the traditional competition of answering questions about St. Martin's began. The day ended with the all-school cookout lunch and the viewing of the videotape of the day's activities, done by Wally Porter. Overall, this year's St. Martin's Day was enjoyable for just about everyone and brought the school together in a spirit of unity

''Where is my little pre-schooler?"

Tanya Gorowara

"We lost the games, is that surprising?"

A Freshman

"STM Day is fun, but the chapel is long."

"I love this day, the food is great!"

Ali Spindler

St. Martin's Day

s T M Day

Above Left: Kristin Foret and right, Elizabeth Gibert quickly jump through the hula hoops while teacher, Michelle Snow, looks on. Above Right: Annie Clements passes the ring to Bill Maurer to win victory for her class.

Left: Brett Sutton as the beggar, Brad Becknel as the soldier, and the mystery horse put on a good show. Bottom Left: Fr. Farrell is doing what he does best. Bottom right: Lower School Bell Choir are concentrating on their bells

Hands Across St.Martin's

Top Left: Middle Schooler quickly chases the ball to cross the finish line.

Top Right: Fr. Farrell serves wine to Mr. Dressel. Bottom Left: Lower schoolers patiently wait for the games to begin. Bottom Right: Thomas Thomason is served bread by Fr. Byrd.

St. :Martin's Day

Right: Everyone is talking about the latest. Kim has been pinned.

Bye, Bye Birdie

On the weekend of November 18, the St. Martin's Upper School actors and actresses showed the school their talent as they performed in the Bye, Bye Birdie play. Mr. Cox, as the director, and Mrs. Coleman as the musical director, worked to organize the play, along with Michelle Pitre as choreographer and Leon Contavasprie as the stage manager.

The play , set in the 50's, portrayed a Rock ' n ' Roll idol, Conrad Birdie. Conrad was drafted into the army which caused great distress among many of America's teenage girls.

Bye, Bye Birdie was held in the St. Martin's chapel. This production was supported by the students, faculty, and parents. It was a great success and enjoyed by all.

Above: The Cast of Bye, Bye Birdie practice their curtain call during dress rehearsal.

Right: Mr. Albertson, Ian McAllister, Birdies, manager poses with The Sad Girls, Liz Williams and Jennifer Dinsdale.

Bye, Bye Birdie

Right: Kim, Jennifer Coleman, dreams of meeting Birdie and of his kiss.

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Left: Birdie, played by freshmen Alan Stone, sing to one of his many fans, Liz Williams.

Left: Cast members, Scott Felter and David Fransen put together flats for the set along with STM Carpenter, Gus Gustafson.

Below: Jennifer Dinsdale dances with some of the younger audience, during the nightly dance contest.

Above: Mr. Albertson's Secretary, Alecia Fiorenza, begins her new dancing career for the Shriners' Convention.

ONE SPECIAL STAR

As the Christmas season rolled in , the Lower school performed their annual Christmas production. On December 19, 1995 the aisles of the Dan and Francis White Chapel were filled with little children filing into rows of risers. They ranged from the tiny tots of Pre- K, preforming One Special Star, to the "seniors of Lower School" the fifth grade, who performed Handle's Messiahs. The celebration and cheer was a wonderful way to wrap up school and set the scene for the Christmas Spirit.

Below: The human christmas tree with a star at the top, ended the presentation by the Pre- Kindergarten and kindergarten 1996 Christmas Play

Above: 4th & 5th Grade students play their instruments during the Lower School Christmas Plays.

Right: Two students playing mother and daughter talk about their plans for Christmas during the Lower School Christmas Plays.

Right: Pre- Kindergarden & Kindergarten students present their story during the 1996 Christmas Play

Below: 5th and 6th grad students during their rendition of Handle's Messiah.

Below : Don Muller, a kindergarten student, introduces the next selection during the 1996 Lower School Christmas Plays.

Left: The 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Above: The 4th & 5th grade grade students pose during a students singing one of the pause between selections at the selections from Handle's Mes1996 Lower School Christmas siah. Plays. L. S. Christmas Plays 47

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The National Honor Society conists of those eleventh and twelfth grade students who have demonstrated excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. All members have the privilege of helping the St. Martin's community through a tutoring program. This year 24 juniors and seniors were selected to join the distinguished group totaling 38. The organization's faculty sponsor is Ms. Beckman, and the officers this year were Tatum Truax, President; Taylor Wohleber, Vice-President ; and Muffin Labouisse as Secretary. Earning membership into the National Honor Society is, in Mrs. Beckman's words, "the highest honor bestowed upon St. Martin's students."

The Fall Tapping

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Chris Bowman , Kurt Beaulieu , Jimmy Ree se, JaJuan Gair, James

Ashcombe , Jennifer

Coleman, Megan Hintz , Dominique Matulitch , Rebecca Gordon , Worth

Groome, Ari Burshell, Deane Smith; Front row: Akash Anand , Blake Shumaker , Nisha Chakravarty , Asha

Jayakrishnan, Chad Flick.

Here, Mrs. Beck.man speaks to the audience at the fall tapping, informing them of the importance and great magnitude that this event holds to everyone who gets tapped The previously tapped members sit in the background awaiting the chance to bestow this honor upon the newcomers

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Michael

Parker Argote , Char les Chri s ty , Allan Chang ; Frontrow: Li saLo wry , Andr e a Cecil , StephanieLangois.

Nisha Chakravarty proudly stands in front of the chapel after being tapped at the fall ceremony. Later, she and all the other members went to a reception at the Van Slate House for their families and them , followed by a magnificent lunch at The Flambeau Court.

Smuck,

Left: Caroline Byrd gives Rebecca her pin and officially inducts her at the fall ceremony.

Below: Brandon Voss is tapping Jennifer Coleman during the fall ceremony.

Above : All the members of the National Honor society after the sping induction: JaJuan Gair , Jennifer Coleman , Blake Shumaker, Michael Smuck , Chris Bowman , Andrea Cecil , We s ley Rolston, Andrea Andersson , Keri Solis , Muffin L a bouis se, Brandon Voss, Kurt Beaulieu , Ari Burshell, Megan Hintz , Lisa Lowry , Parker Argote , Charles Christy , Nisha Chakravarty , Rebecca Gordon , James Ashcombe, John David Godchaux , Caroline Byrd , Allan Chang , Jennifer Denuna , Worth Groome , Akash Anand , Taylor Wohleber , Chad Flick, Stephanie Langloi s, Jimmy Ree s e , Dominique Matulich , Deane Smith, Asha Jayakrishnan , Wes Felter , Stephanie Murray , Tatum Truax , and Mrs. Beckman.

Left: At the fall ceremony, Tatum Truax declares, "I present JaJuan Gair for induction into the National Honor society."

To start off the school year, a new tradition was established by Mr. Barbee, the new Upper School Head. The class periods were shortened so that at the end of the day they would be free to do the scheduled activities. Everyone enjoyed that idea.

The first day, they had a motivational speaker. The second day they had a long assembly and discussed important matters about the upcoming school year. Finally, on the last day they had a barbeque. The whole upper school joined together for food, fun, and games.

Each class wore colorcoded t-shirts to distinguish between classes. All in all, everyone really enjoyed themselves. A great tradition was definitely started and hope- "' fully it will be kept for years to come.

Right: A ring is displayed along with the program and a rose during the class of '97's ring ceremony.

Ringing in the Class of '97

On a bright sunny Thursday in March the St. Martin's Class of ' 97 gathered in The Dan & Frances White Chapel to receive their class rings. But before this event took place there were some anxious moments. The rings did not arrive until just before the ceremony.

Mrs. Alma Roohi , Class of '83 and a Pre-Kindergarten teacher, talked about what the ring symbolizes and how neither it nor a St. Martin's education sho uld be taken for granted.

Above: Mr. Michael Flick, President of the STM Board, congratulates his son Chad, Charles Christy and Jimmy Reese after they received their rings.

Right: Senior, Blake Schumacher presents Junior, Robert Greene with his STM Class Ring during the annual Ring Day Ceremony.

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Right: Junior Juan Gair receives her '97 Class Ring from Senior Elizabeth McManus.

Left: Senior, Muffin Labouisse places Junior, Dean Smith's ring over his head during the ceremony.

Left: Alumnus, Alma Roohi '83 during her address to the Class of '97

Below: Doc Mooney consoles Senior Stacy Weber after the annual Ring Day Ceremony.

Above: Michael Smuck receives his ring from Senior , Wesley Rolston.

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Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage. - Anais Nin

There is no force so powerful as an id ea whose time ha s come

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- Jimmy Dorsey

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What a day , w h at a day, if you can look it in the face and hold your supper. - Faith No More

There is nothing more horrifying than stup idi ty in action. - Ad lai

Stevenson

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19<11--1996

Even a fool knows you cannot reach out and touch the stars, but it doesn't stop a wise man from trying.

-Judge Harry Stone

Weaseling out of things is what separates us from the an im a ls, except for the weasels of course.

-Homer J. S imp son

food preppy flat at the frat w\C.O.&M.B B-b a ll fresh. year man-o-war vs. pantera new years's eve at Rallys w/B M spring break '95 w/K.G Phillip' s w/B.M &K.G Mardi Gras '96 CURSED:Missy's - car-party L.S U games w/

B.F.& Baton Rouge crew .JOCKO w/M S.&S.S regionals '96- the woman in the window fishing in Buras W/B M.&T.E blackjack in religion w/K.R.

A.G.&C.M near miss on the Causeway w/B.M evening of retribution w/

B.M golfing w/C.B.&D.G THANKS TO ALL MY FRIENDS-C.B. D.G.

,

P.M. P.B. B.M. K.G. S.L. E.G Patrick

I pass the torch to you good luck Sarah Beth

GOLF 1,2,3,4: CAPTA J N 3,4 M.l.P.1

M.Y.P.3 REGIONAL MEDALJST4;

H ALO 2,3,4 SPORTS ED ITOR4 ;

N.H S.4; BOYS STATE4; ACOLYTE CLUB 1,2,3,4 PRESIDENT4; QUIZ

BOWL TEAM2 ,3, 4 CAPTAIN 4

c5hane 23ohrer

19<12--1996

In order to be the man, you have to beat the man.

-Coach Sam Dozier Do your thing and make us proud.

Yeah you right.

-Jay Bohrer

-Shane Bohrer

In the game of life even fifty yard lin e seats don ' t int erest me , I came to play

-Anonymous

The Fellas # IO** waffle PK Crucifier. dice destruction co-capta in w/ 25 Pseuday ... WaldoOs/work w/CM spi 11 way CashOs w/CM, WO Roadway w/AF ,SS ,AS Destin 96 Kenner lce Hooter girls w/SS,CM,WO B-days at RuthOs p 'a intball thursday night

diners mycasino 6-0JY Big Daddy

4 year club .Troy summer Destin trips w/CM tissues? delerious horny

e lepha nt. e ndl ess Mardi Gras night w/ EF .JayOs closet...hitt in g a house w/ CM,WO Dozier speeches LSU trips New years night 95

Dragon Thanx Dozier/ Farber. Fe ll as I love you Alecia morn/ dad-couldnOt have done it w ith out you LSU # I

Football I ,2, 3, (captain 4) , 3 year letterman; Baseball l ,( MIP) 2 ,3,(capta in4 ) , 4 year letterman

--Seni0FS-+-6-t-

Garoh"ne :P. 21yrd

J9&2 .. J9&7, J990.- J996

You can go through life with the greatest intention s, but you do what you do , what you've just got to do "

-Blackhawk

"O ne s hould never under est imate the value of doing nothing, just going along , li s tening to things you can't hear , and not bothering."

-Winnie the Pooh

#39,41 ,43 flutterbi es ! fonk whatever. deal whereupon indecision

WhatTi me Does Breaux M artC lo se? Oh Bu tNo I' mSoN auseous 1• Neutral Ground Cardanci ng Y ouDo What You ' veGottaDoToPlay .I want Yooouuuu stufi.1...She' sGonnaB low! honotes .GNR ll1innedancfnimmed! You 'veGol2eyes .aie theoorslocked?.. Nodnarb Casual,Nonchalant... Dancing lnthe Kitchen .IamMaddok(SoonToBe!) Almost,ButNotQuite WhatExactlylsAChive? W hyl sACrow?.. Omnipresent' GoodluckRG , BP,CW ,CD,NB , AC Thank you Mama,Papa,and Lizzie'

C horu s 1,2 ,3, 4; Speech Team 1, 2 ,3; Halo 3 ,4 , Fine Arts Editor 4 ; Cum Laude Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sewanee Book A ward 3; Drama A ward 2 ; Drama 1,2,3,4; Happening 2 ,3,4

!li(icbaefW. 2J.roOJn

19&:J.-1996

The only four letter word I don't u se is can't.

-Joe Ancona If you don't come to play , then I' ll dominate you.

-Michael Jordan

#33 " B" The Fellas Best friends (BB,CO,CM,GJ,EF,Pig,SS , BS , JL , CB,SB) ... The Pact...Destin '92,'96 ... X-Mas ' 94 ... Summer Nights w/ GJ, LP ,B B,CM Roots Gameboy Shell Adventure Metairie Playground My car. Married Fina w/BB Dice Destruction CYPRESS HILL/HOUSE OF PAIN w/ GJ Hans Bad Boy Homecoming ' 94 Oct. 14 Hoop it up Champs CO,BS,JH Mc JA , I appreciate you Decent. Plunge .JH lost in Knox Round 3 Nights at AJ's Bubble Bath '96 Where ' s Rocky? Got any tissues? Tiger s ince birth Good luck(MS CC TT MT RS LA RG) Good luck Candice, thanks for being there for me-I LOVE U Bare with it Jason, Good Luck Mom and Dad, thanks for s acrificing so much for us, I LOVE Y'ALL.

Speech Team 1,4; Muscle and Fitness Club I; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4; Civic Club 3,4; Frenc h Club 2; Married 3,4; Chess Club 2,3; Football 1,4; Basketbal I 1,2,3 ,4

7/ndrea !lJC Gec.1f

1

!)!) 1 .. 1 !)!)6

It don't matter to me, I'm gonna do my thang no matter who sayin ' what.

-Dr. Dre

I don ' t worry about the ones who hate me , I take care of the ones who li ke me.

I wanna cry, but I gotta laugh

One gets sometimes s uch a fla s h of insight.

~eW.Gavaroo

1 !)tJ!) .. 1 !)!)6

"I always say what I feel and that is a promise. Nothing in life is above being honest."

"Never play leapfrog with a unicorn/'

-311

-Murphy ' s Law

" The ice cream truck in my neighborhood plays ' Helter, Skelter. "'

-Steven Wright

" I hope life isn't just a big joke , because I don ' t get it. "

-Jack Handey

Sonic Crusty Tufu 80 in a 40 Sth Period West. Civ Michigan/HK .The Mask Blazer. Page/Plant'95 ... Mardi Gras ' 95/CM/Drew Summer school ' 95/ CS Project Nim/JH/CM $ 1400 Party 7M3 ' 96 Candlebox ' 96 ... Mardi Gras'96/ Bob/RS/MS/Mr.Potterham GA C lubAG/CR/EH/CM My dad has the car. Everclear ' 96 .I kan tipe MD/ Yoouu D-A EB AC/LL CC. M/ NB LD J E . . . CF JDG WG

ZG AG BG BP .JR .JR AS Fear DS MZ Mom , Dad, John, Liz , and Peyton-Thanks for the memories-I love you a ll

Soccer 1,2 ,3,4 ; Honorable Mention

Art I

-Char le s Barkley

-Stone Temple Pi lots

-Joseph Conrad

Boutrie P9 Woo 2 Word s Don ' t Even .I ' m Dreamin ' JD ,JG , TA,BA Aladdin' 92 :Th ere s a . FrenchClass? Homecomings . .. Destin ' 96:No, not real l y;debri s ; Belly Ri ngPosse Prom ' 96 WorstGuys Hu man i ties: Le t'sSlip'imSomeSugar; TheOther WhiteMeat. What'sAndrea Doin '

Tonight? AA-Thanx For Bein'Coolw/ Everything... Hunt&Brett.

AIIMyFriends-SW,D

M&JG(GoodLuck NextYear!) , BY ,IM , AA , CB,EM, RAM,CE,SL,SM-

I Love Ya' l l

AIIMyFamily , Mom&DadThan x ForEveryth i ng MamaLaQuiero ,GraciasPorTodo MU seeya!

National Honor Society; French II , Award 1; French Ill Award (State Rally)

2; French IV State Rally ; School Publications: Halo Copy Edito r 4, Lyre Production Editor 4 ; Civic Club 3,4 ; Soccer Letterman 3,4; Lafreniere Gir ls '

Yenmfer !JJC Venuna

19&2.-1996

I know that life can make you feel much harder than it really is, but we ' ll get thru it together .Just don ' t give in.

- W. Houston & C. Winans Goodbye , Goodbye to all the fake people in my life. I never wanted U around me so be on your way now

LilJBit...Player...Li!Yixens PinayPride Aladdin PASANO Dominator. Fab5 G&Get Atla.Trips l l &A HighTimes w/ZS ,MP,&TW Amnesia SpaceWalk w/ ZS Drive-By 's Missionlmpossib lew/ MP , SY , TW , &CE Jel Cali Style BiloxiBeach w/ ZS Cats w/ MP&KT Frisco MemorableMenAM,CE,LL,&JC PNC RIP JMG Thanx4Believin'InMe Mom&DadILuvY ' all Follow InMyFootsteps -CD GoodLuckto ZS,TT,AA , EH&KT DenunaPinsans-lLuv Y'a ll Thanx 4 The Great Times :MP, TT, TW , SS,BV , CE,ZS&Miss Lily 143119 KeepOnFeelin ' High-ZSILuvU4Eva ... LETTHE GOOD TIMES ROLL! Here I come PURDUE-I ' m a Boi lermaker now!

Class Parliamentarian3; Shield Club 1,2; JV Cheerleading I (Captain); Varsity Cheerleading2 ,3,4; Civics Club3 ,4 ; National Honor Society3,4; Lyre Club4; JV Yolleyball 1,2; JV Softball 1,2; Varsity Softball3 ,4(Senior Captain); Honorable Mention-Spanish II I ; Teen Of America-LA State Finalist}; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4

~becca V. Vunn

19&2.-/996

"Life ain ' t nuthin but a good groove , a good mix tape to put you in the right mood."

-Beastie Boys

" These are the Days"

- I 0,000 Maniacs

Bec beccer. rnuff rnudjy How about them s pur s? s ummer s w/ AF Destin w/ MP Sun-In AC Slater Jenns parties bubble bobble green giant yeah dude! .Ja zz Fest 95' , Willie x-tra b- day parties getting lo st cheap LPA Nicks scrabb le 31 I girls night out we ' re STM cheerleaders 3-man penny pitcher s ... hottie s .. cruise w/ JS ... the van ... #24 .. .as if...rave s ... navy ... budda ... hitting parked cars road trips freshman biology hurricane in Fla Go Tigers! .Thanks

for everything Mom, Shmu, Walker, and all ofmy friend s . I LOVE Y A ' LL!! 1!

Fashion Club I ; Speech Club I ; Cheerleading 1, 2,4; Key Club 1,2 ; Softball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Civic Club 3,4 ; 14 Year club 4

6~niO-F-S-

Caroline :lJ.

1992.-1996

01lioll

"smile and be happy for what is life but to live? and what is living without a smile?"

-e.e. cummings

I knew one day looking back on my memories would make me laugh, but I never knew looking back on my laughter would make me cry.

CDE Squeaker. #15 Frogs Pterodactyl Amtrack w/MM. PawPaw Drives BD Fourth of July ' 95 Sweet 16 HAWAII w/ RAM married couple Missionlmpossible gucci country girl. ID's trips to Houston EVIL TRIPLETS debris hives Uh-hu , Oh-yea BUW69 I TCU w/RAM T J ' s WW3 Destin keeper. 8thperSorority Study Hal I slippery when wet PJ's Lying Trio Disturbers of the Peace 1010 busted at LSUw/ SL mock .Thanks for everything MOM&DAD! I Love You

Both Thanks to all my friends for all the great times TCU

Volleyball 2,3 ,4 ; Soccer I ,3 ,4(alldistrict); Shield 2; Civic Club 3 ,4; Culture Club 4; Honor Roll 3 ,4

0ric.£W. :7au.sl

1991.-1996

That ' s it 1 Nobody messes with the do!

Knowledge is good.

-Ace

Ventura

-Emil Faber

Sorry folks! Park s clo s ed. The moose outside should have told you.

Do unto others , then s plit 1

-John Candy

-Steve

Martin

The Fellas #69 BD Clark W Griswald Fauuu s t Holmes County-4 years

Halloween 94-The Crucifier. Faust Fire Drill. Bumper Golf w/SB , WO, SS

LSU Trip s Ruth 's Egg Wars Destin94 ,95 ,esp96 w/Dale Big Daddy's w/ CM ,WO ,SS Root s Paintbal I Go To Sleeep ! .Jay' s closet Painting Up Boat

Drink s AJs apt. Fau s t Luck Metairie Nights Apollo w/GJ , SS New Years

Eve95 Scuba w/BB Poker at SB 's Dukes of Hazzard Pigeon Pillaging Next Day's Thanx Coaches , Friends,esp

Mom,Dad , Stephen MeghanILUVU Prai se Marty Moose!!

Football I ,2 ,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2 ,3,4 ; Wrestling 2; Powerlifting 3 ,4 ; Letterman

1,2 , 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; Chess Club 1,2 , 3,president 4; Halo 1,2; Civics Club 3,4; Teenage Republicans 4

71/ecia 71. !horenza

19tJ:J .. J996

Nothing la s ts forever , e ither you change or yo u get le ft behind.

-Michael Jordan

Allow your daydrea ms to beco me your plan s.

Wesley 2/C 9eller

19&J .. J996

Dissimiles esse nos vulgo sciat, qui inspexerit propius.

Could I have been anyone ot her than me?

-Seneca

-Dave Matthews Band

fourcylinders smart boy! AP Chem w/ JD, Lou, Ri s h , Jeff, RP .JA, RT & all my senior friends Thank you, Allison X The Rev what's that in your pocket. thank s to the cool people in the clas s of ' 96 for being cool. they're canceling everything next year thank s to the people who cared: Mr. H, Well s , DocM, Mom , Scott , the cats

Quiz Bowl I , 2, 3 , 4-Captain Science

O lympiad I , 2, 3, 4-Captain Halo 2, 3, 4-Editor Lyre 2 ,3, 4 JETS 2, 3, 4 NHS 3, 4 Track I, 2 John F. Aker Award 3

-Anonymous

Shoop B lu e Lee Queenies ThePalms C&Cw/JB MiniPep Riverside ArmyChicks B yeB yeB i rdie BMW HC92w/WR. Emeri!s95 Barbiew/CM PreGamew/CK , CC,LA TheLi s t NYEw/CM

S pi k i ngTu rkey Boathouse We ' r eCoo l NYw/CK,SO , TH. TJsAfterSchool ... TheFly ... WRBRoomw/SS . .. Roadwayw/SB ,SS&AS . ..

Pr eExa mw/SB Wi ldN i tei nJ P Caged Bi rd Devi Is@ PatO s Des ti n9396 Dale To M y Po sse- IWi II Never4getYall Shan e-UHave made me so happy.IWill a lwa ys lov e U Mom,Dad ,Juli e- 1 love yall so mu c h.Thank U for being so wonderful.STM-its been real.Im Audi'

Soccer I; Tenni s 3(MIP) , 4; Cheerleader 1, 2 , 3,4 (Captain) ; Key Club 1,2 ,3,4; Fashion Club 3 (Secretary); 13-year club ; Mo s t Popular Gir l

~son f.d 9eary 1990-1996

It 's my turn, I don't have all the answers, but It's my turn to take my share of chances

Part of loving is letting go

Better that the feet slip than the tongue

If you aren't the lead dog, th e scenery never changes

-Ted Menten

-Anonymous

-Big Dog

Everybody Welcome to me!! !. Nophe Nophio Pecorara STRESSS big ole green apron The Taxi Cab Club Europe l 994 NYC'95 with IM Wolfeboro/boot camp 1995 1 loved SCAR in the Lion King Visiting KSM Who 's Samantha???? Gone Boating Shearwater Collection .Thanks for everything Mom,Dad,and Scott I'll miss ya'll

Drama Club 9, IO; Outdoor Ed. 9;Shield

I 0 , I I , I 2; subeditor J I , 12; Key Club 11 , I 2; Chorus JI, I 2; Culture Club 12 , Secretary; Oliver 11; Bye Bye Birdie 12

;John :lJ. 9o<ic.6au:x

19&2-19&:J 19&.5-1996

No longer will I follow. Can anybody hear me. I just want to be me. And when I can, I will.

-William Corgan

Can I see some ID.

-Rendon Inn

I'm so tired. I was up all night trying to round off infinity.

-Stephen Wright

JD Goodaux tat Jerry Fwack Slick Big Bob loaf Schwanna Beavis Spielsh Toadies, Tod filming We blew up hi s car!. Bih Bah Boo SLB What's this spoo n man? Live 7M3 GWAR smelly people@

Mdeth XC State Super 8 Nuclear Blast Roar. Canibal Corpse Do you wanna die Detailing @ Royal. Rodger. PJs , PJ, BTE w/ LL. .JD , good luck w/ the flat Thanks to Mom , Dad, Gretch, Gen, Grandma , Grandpa , MF, RA , SG , AK, JR , MZ , HS , SB , MC, AB, AC, CC, JA , GB, LL, AJ, and anyone else who helped along the way. Thank you, drive-thru

National Honor Society 3,4; JETS 2,4 ; Science Olympiad 4; FCA 1,3; Halo 4; Cross Country 1,2 ,3, 4; All-District 2; Track 3,4; Baseball 1,2.

W.1"/harn !7! 9oodQ)in

199/.-/996

Freedom ' s just another word for not caring about the quality of your work.

- Dilbert

If Heaven ain ' t a lot like DIXIE , I don't want to go.

-Hank Jr.

The Fellas Scout #40 You Know Swear to God? Egg Wars Gambling at SB ' s Paintball95 .Trout Fishing w/ LS and TT Liberal Bashing w/ JH Freshman English w/BS , SM , CM 3in5 w/BS AJ's apt after FBall games Tim McGraw w/BS&RL Ole Miss w/LS Mini Pep Night...Mr.Potterham w/MC&KG The Ole Watering Hole Waldo ' s Penny Pitchers TJ's:the Fight Mardi Gra s 92-96=FUBAR Portable Ice Chests Apollo Michigan w/MC Thanx to all my pals

esp.MBJHKGSBCTBSEFCM Thanx to all coaches Mom , Ed, Kelly, MeMom and Paw - Paw-I love you all. Oxford Bound

Football 4 ; Soccer 1,2 ; Track 1,2 ,3,4; MIP2 , AII-District2 , 3 , 4 ; All-Regional2 , 3; State Competitior2 , 3 , 4; Letterman 1,2 , 3 , 4; All EastJefferson2,3,4; Teenage Republican ' s 4; Chess Club I ,2 ,3 ,4; Civic Club3,4; Culture Club4

Xevin ?I. 9ol<i6fall

19'19 .. I 996

"What school do you go to?"

-Bad Boy

Dos Dedos mis amigos "pizza" .The Tuza Chefs Zeppelin ' s Summer of '95 Cross Country & Slick PETE Accutane Degreas ' n Suicidal Swedish Chef. Tusa's dog fann College guys "2 months ago" Zsambukii Grizzly Adams Oral Hygiene Lady Clerks Gay B's 2 stinga's DWI & DWS .Telethons 1-11... Spillway w/ Jethro 3 heart-attacks Heinriche Heine Tool n Chicken Fruity Cereal Boy(s) 37 Thankyou: CT,MF,BG,PETE,Parents ,Grand-parents , siblings,STM ,everything else

6s-+-Se-nioF-s-

;fena/han 23. Jfouslon

19'12--1996

" The o nl y person who can tell you, yo u ca n ' t is you, and yo u don't have to li s ten .' '

-Nolan Ryan

" The meek ma y inh e rit the earth, but they'll ne ve r get the ball. "

-Charles Barkley

Vicloria f.d Jfodyes

19'14--1996

"It's the heart afraid of breaking, that never learns to dance. It's the dream afraid of waking, that never takes the chance. It' s the one who won't be taken, who can not see m to give. And the so ul afraid of dying , that never learns to live."

-Bette Midler from " The Ro se"

T Queenies ThePalms H20SkiingHC95w/WR NYw/CK , AF&SO Dec9

.Jerry Jeff 0 IeM issw/C K Hi tchhi kin ' JF95 w/SO&AM Li braryTal k sw/WO I dayC K-B FF Europe DGs Ti me A fterTi mew/ AA VDayw/ WO ,AF&SB .JACK. .Houstons egging .TJsAfterSchool...$118 ArrnyChics .Shoop A A&CKsBDayDinners Mayfair TheFiy Emerils95 Boathouse GulfShoresw/ SO , AM &WR.. GoodLuck Class96, SF&AH.. ThanxToTheBe s t Group OfFriend sEve rToHitSTMlLu vYa' 11 ThanksMomDadJ onlLo veU MomlCouldn ' tHaveDoneltw/ oU! Wood-Thank sFo rH elping M e F n d Myself.You'relncredible.lLoveYouMORE!!!

Cross Country 1,2. Soccer I. Culture Club 4 ; President. Homecoming Court 4 Class Officer I ; Trea s ure r. Shield

Civic Club

Admissions Club

" I will ge t read y. then perhaps my chance will come. "

-Abraham Lincoln

"S uccess is ne ver final a nd failure is ne ve r fatal. It is courage that counts."

-Winston Churchill

"Two roads diverged in a wood and 1-- I took the one le ss tra ve led by."

Rob e rt Frost

" I ca n't complain but so m et ime s I s till do. "

-Joe Wal s h

Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2 ,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Golf 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Civic Club 3,4; Mo st Impro ved Lineman 3; All-District honorabl e mention 3; All-East J efferso n ho nora ble m e ntion 4; All-District defensive e nd 4

Goken 9. Xnny

19'14--1996

Every now and then I get a little bit nervous that the best of all the years have gone by.

- Bonnie Tyler

I would rather three minutes of wonderful than a lifetime of nothing spec ial. "Shelby"

-Steel

Magnolias

Twiggy Fl i pFlop Queen ie s The Pal ms 8per.Sorori ty rain

w\CW egging ShoopAF Elmwoodclan I dayTH-BFF.. boathouse

T J sA fterSch oo I Ti mS mi th E meri I s95 mini peps prega mes

w\CCLA&A F Houstons Easter w\J C94 Mayfair phoneTal ks

w\AM DGs Europe roadtrip s w\AM&SO Bryhann OleMiss

w\TH throwin*# % !offTheBridge w\BSMS& WR .. xtendedSB

w\SO BdayDinners NY

w\AFTH&SO champagne BST h a n x 4TheGoodTimes 1Wi11Never4getThePosseJ Lu vYa' 11. ThanxAJ UT &DadlLuvU 2MyBestFriendsMichele&Momcou I dNotHa veMade I tW\o U 2JLuvU STM-ItsBeenGreat. Rol!Tide!

Volleyball 1,2 ,3,4; Soccer I; Homecoming Court4; Key Club 1,2 , 3,4; Civic Club3; Parliamentarian 1,2; Cheerleading I, 2,3,4; -capta in

19'12--1996

"The Devil is in me, and God, She is too. My Yin hates my Yang, but what ' ya gonna do. I choose a rocky path, but that ' s how I like it. Life ' s a bowl of punch, go ahead and spike it."

-3 II

Yeah Yeah 4 4. .Laroche. .Cabana Summer(RB). .Gameboy w/ RB ,MB,LP,SS,J L. Tin Foil+Sink Screen=Homemade DJG Shell. ROOTS w/ BB , LP ,CM , MB Pig/Arizona Pantera Broken Dice CYPRESS HILL/ HOUSE OF PAIN(MB) Quest w/ EF. Summer nts.(BB , LP , EF ,CM,MB) Nightrain. .Chemistry. UNSCARRED. .Our House(RG) Pregame(SBRGBSBBAFCCLA). .123 Rosa(AJ,ED&the 92 Crew)BestOfTimes. .SEABOUND. .Boat Drinks w/EF Destin(Y eah You Right). .Creek s Se If Destruction(Booth)w/RG MiniPep(SSCKAFCCLA). .Losin' Rocky BubbleBath Love & Thanx to Da Fellas (MBLPBBEFCMSSCOWOCBSB) Special Love & Thanx to Allison , Ed, Dad and Mom This my favorite city pity everywhere the enemy.

Baseball 1, 2; Wrestling 2; 2nd place, State Finals, Civic Club 3,4

c5tephan.ie ;/. Ban!Jlois

1990.-/996

"L i fe ' s a dance you learn as you go. Sometimes ycu lead and sometimes you fol low. Don't worry about what you don ' t know. Life's a dance you learn as you go."

-John Michael Montgomery

"Smile -it make s people wonder what you ' ve been up to. "

-Anonymous

Beaker. SA # 14 Married Coup le Squeaker. Pan Sweet 16 w/LP-T hese are the Days SB Projects Roller s Sav-A-Center. Disturbers of peace A laddin frogman You know you love me LSU concert Destin '95-BM guys SHUT UP! Drive s w/CDE-We s t E s planade Physic s SS .4th of July w/CE Busted at LSU Spring Break w/BC Skipping SH Mardi Gras ' 96 CE sta lkin g BD CE & Chalbert. RAM & CF FQ after prom-Sucker s Thanks RAM,SW,AC,CDE-

1' 11 miss you Thanks for everyth in g Mom , Dad , & Chris-I Love Ya ' ll & Brian, Thanks for the memorie s - I Love You Go Tigers

Volleyball 1,2 , 3 -M IP , 4-Honorable

Mention All-D i strict, lettered 2,3,4; Softball 1&2-MIP,3-MVP, lettered

1,2,3; Basketba ll I ; The Shield I ; Civic Club 3 ,4; National Honor Society 4 ; Honor Roll 1,2 , 3 ,4

!lKo.ry-~ces ;/. Ba6ou.isse

19'12.-/996

"Life is not a dress rehearsal. "

-Sawyer Hayward Labouisse

"Promise me you won't ever forget me Pooh , because if I thought you wou ld , I wouldn't ever leave. "

-Christopher Robin

"I am what I am, and that ' s what I am."

-Popeye

Buffy Cheesecake GREEN Eyed Girl. Chuchy Limoburbans & Suburbazines BeepleBoppleBeep PostParadeParties w/ Idiots.. W .Ci vDecamerons & warcrawl.. George &Randyw/CL&JRT PromParty 95 CitadelMan Steph-rememberSYC? MG '96 Army27 You ' ve Lost That Lovin ' Feeling.. Watergirl.. Dimple QueenApollo96.. Destinw/ SS , TT,MM You're Flashing!.

Fakeltalian TA TTOO ZOO Chasin' That Neon Rainbow.. ThanxSS,KH,CM,KS,IP & all the rest. Mom& Chuck- I'll miss u Dad , I'm mighty glad you ' re my dad. Brian-I LOVE YOU 1! Char leston bound 1

Volleyball I ; Soccer(letter) 2; Swimmin g 3 ; French Club 1,2; Civic Club 2 ,3; Who ' s Who 2,3: NHS 3,Secretary 4; Lyre 3 , Art & Layout Editor4 ; HR 1,2 , 3,4

1994--1996

"They tried to pull the same (stuff?) in my day. The older you get the more rules they're gonna try to get you to follow. You just gotta keep on livin ' L-I-V-1-N."

-Wooderson

"A peron should not believe in "-isms", he should believe in himself. John Lennon said that. He was the walrus. I could be the walrus. Course I'd still have to burn rides off of people. "

-Ferris Bueller

The Fellas #17 ,#10 ,#20 Soccer : Beating Newrnan Ace Minnie Go to the store? April I, 1996 Charles and Trevor Dazed and Confused Coffee nights w/BC ,JB,AF Mardi Gras ' 95(N.O.P.D ) Destin '95&'96 Dale Power Plays Orange Sector 55 Duck ' 92 South Central Darnestown Baltirnore ' 94 w/CO Hornecorning '95 Kings

Dominion w/NC Gazebo Nights w/ BH P E.w/EA,MW Mailbox w/ BH,JP Only in the buzz stage

Rusty ltaliano Fell At 1.O The Yongberries FrankieJohnson Eating cake w/DG , DC , KP .Dennys Sid and Nancy Basil Mark Ministry Lisa, I love you: you're GSF&A Thanks and Love to Morn ,Dad,Ana,and Maria

Soccer 1,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Football 4; Chess Club 3,4

?Ufison !JJC !JKo.rlinez

19&2--1994 199.5--1996

"As long as one heart still holds on Then hope is never really gone. "

-Garth Brooks

"Tomorrows always go too fast, still yesterday is too soon."

-Cowboy Mouth

Meathead Meaty Joe Mi Iler. kenna Destin ' 92- ' 96 The Johnson's .X-Mas ' 94 w/LS , AG ,CC 7:00arn nights w/BD Waveland Cowboy Mouth Leong w/WR Reba Clark Mustard Sailboat. Garth Brooks CBC Prorn-Derek w/KB & EK .The Levee Burger King Grace Doberge Rob the Bunt

Man ldella

Rick's PH Ray Prewitt...Mudslides w/AM Horsebackriding X-Mas in the Oaks Painting my room lntegra Green fire enging Dong Songs I & 11...To all of my friends, exp. A.Moss-You are the best! Thanks for the memories !And to my familyMom , Dad,Grandpa,K K.& D. Thanks for everything. I love you!

The Shield 2;Civic Club 4;Culture Club 4

%rmand23. !ll6:711/}.s/er III

19<17--1996

Poor is the man whose fantasies depend apon the permi ss ion of another.

-Madonna

G.£arler 7. !ll6:9eehan II

19<12--1996

"See, if you got thr ee or four good pals , why then you got yourself a tribe, an there ain't nothing stro nger than that. We gotta stay together fella s, that's the only way I see it. "

-Billy the Kid

" I' m probably old enough to know better,but I' m still too young to care!"

-Wade Hayes

#25'' ''' CoCaptain w/10 Do z ier Football. .4TDs vs RP Friday 13th$*@' Miss trip New Years'95 Snoop Dog W/SS&GJ Waffle

GETNOSCARLAMACKA Pigs Cover Slip s Thanx Roots Soph summe1 Halloween '94 -Cru s i fier Ruths C Decent. LS U My Steady Psueday Waldo 's .The Next Day 1 Spillway fight...SS=PLEASER Big Daddy's &McD Coupon Cash's Spring Break '9 6 Any Tissues? Beefcake Sept.26! Where' s Rocky? .. Special Thanx 2-EF/WO/BS/ SS / BB/MB/CO/JL/GJ/CB / LP/SB/ Rum pl esti I ts k i n/D a I e/ Rosco

P.Coletrain &Flash .. .The Fellas Best School Rec.-4TDS vs. Ridgewood Friends COOL BREEZE(YOU made everything better!).. MOM,DAD, KELLY , STACY &TODD-Thanks,!

love Y 'a ll.

Football 1,2,3,4; Captain; All District Specialties; ; Basketball 1,2 ,3, 4; Captain ; All Di s trict 2nd Team ; Track 1,2; Mo s t Athletic; Civic Club 3,4; Secretary; 14 year club

Are you afraid of my Guetamalaness?

-The Birdcage

TJLT Lil Abner Jorinda July 4,93 intoximated affair w/ CC. CANADA ? talking to the AC.. Mardi 94 Bubby may I 3 94 Prepare ye video camera bubble boy Mrs. Karen Jesuit. Bay St. Louis Hottub LSMSA bathroom after midnight...Mardi 95&the ounce Kuwait. 6inch TC , HH , RD,you missed out.. CC,RD,JS,JT,TF, SW , KM , RL, BV,JT,RB,&DH,almost , ya'll were great! Mk, if there is a God 27 year old what? emily per so nality in a bottle CS ,JC ,AA,AC,C B , WR ,A M , MG , words can not describe my love for you Momand Dad, thank you Finally I APPLAUD MYSELF FOR SERVING IT ALL...see ya'll on Broadway!

student council 2,4 swim team 1,2,3,4 captain 3,4, tennis 2 MIP I letterman 1,2,3,4, chorus 1,2 ,3, 4 civic club 3,4, school productions 1,2,3, 4

Seniors

0h"zabelh 71. !JKc!lKanus

19'12.-1996

Beaten paths are for beaten men

--Nike

I would rather people respect me for who I am than like me for so meone I am trying to be.

--Elizabeth McManu s

If so meon e tell s yo u that you can ' t do so mething, make sure you prove them wrong.

--Dobe e Plaisance

#8 #15 hairlip "ta n mailman" citizen kane the beard plant man bulom hea d Mr. VH's "wa ll " red contacts prison dre ss " how are yew dewing tewday?" sta te ' 95 w/ CE & JG freshman forever. only when I drink "w ho 's that pervert " helonomic s religion w/ CE & CC "yo u soaked my towel" Cornhoolio GRS DC w/ BV Slut? " not for me - -Yah! " Ragain thanks--SF SW CB JG BY AC JB WB EH RH AM --esp. LT DP RM

CM .JG 's men prom '9 5 w/ SB MIA w/ IE the TP gang s quinting patellas "Buck Naked " mom & dad, I love U--thanks for e/t Bryan you are the best ever & I love U--good luck!!!

Volleyball l-4(captain, all-district, al leastbank, I s t alt. for a ll-state), Basketball l-4( s tate champs, MIP, all-district), Track l-4( s tate champs, all-district, allmetro), FCA l-4(pre s ident) , Civic club 3,4 ; Key club I ; Little Shop of Horrors

"What's happenin' hot stuff?"

"Feelin' Groovy!"

1992.-/996

-Dong

-Simon and Garfunkel

"If you don ' t have anything at all, you don't have anything to lo se "

-Sixteen Candles

"If you don ' t look ahead nobody wi ll, there's no time to kill."

-Clint Black

Nup Fab 5 Terradactyl...SOP 80's guy glints The Beach Waters w/ TT Amtrack w/ CE hell nights mardi gras ' 96 w/ mi ss. crew pawpaw on one ice chest.. cucos tidy bowl w/ AS wild night-JP tenni s w/ BB,TT,TW drive-by's blue koolaid jel. 11 & a JD on guard sandmen Thelma & Louise tattoos trainyard high time s circle K St lde s CA TS w/ KT & JD oops(TT) ninja turtles mission impo ss ible w/ JD,SY ,CE,TW spoker. DYU destin ' 96 WD lot w/ JH bu s ted w/ SY amnesia yoohoo (T T) "yo u can't catch me " Thanks: Tag Team, Miss

L i ly ,TT, JT , JH , AF,SM , RD ,SS I luv u mom & dad you're my idol-M C ofC here i come LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL!

Sop h omore comm i ttee2 ; key club2,3 ,4; c i vic club 3,4 ; volleyball2; softball I ,2,3 ; honor roll 1,2,3,4; homecoming cheerleader 4

19<12--1996

"Every now a nd then I get a little bit nervou s that the be s t of all the years have gone by.

-Bonnie Tyler

Xrn6er.(y :JI. !ll{;[ano

19<14--1996

"If you ever wonder why you ride the carou sel, you do it for the s torie s you can tel I."

-Jimmy Buffet

" At le a st you haven ' t had ice thrown on you. " -KM

Kimmy Kim Betty 4L 's Cucos Roy Fritts s talking w/CM The Continental Palmetto Bandit s 360's @ lakefront New Year's w/ AT Skipper BF Pensacola sand flying cakes w/AM ,CM Mardi Gra s in truck w/CB talks w/SM chrono lab pet peeve words REM lake rat s pickle w/MPM & MS children of the corn w/JB Richie .Joe' s Destin 96' w/ AM blankets dre s sing up BA chicken wire w/SS chased w/SS & CM 2nd New s w/AT crying @ R-inn Mandy Fun Bob Crui s e w/Cm MD & TMix Eddie the route " if you don't ," rolling w/BF , DM & CM pcalling w/AM & CM road trip s " run for your life " w/AF G-Man D2 tf i s h b- no ck s Met air i e parades Bubba.. Thanks for everything [ love you Mom , Dad &Kerry .It's been great guys!

Soccer , l ,2 ;Tennis, l ,2,3,4;MIP,2;State Champs2 , State runner up ' s3,Key Club2 , 3 Fashion Club3 Ci vie Club4; 13 year club

" ABC , 123-Whate ver! "

" I know why the caged bird sings. "

-Woo Odom

-Curtis Beaulieu

ICar. Claire ES Y Frosh ASF ShowerGirl .4L' s Cheater. Levee/ Burg King ShoopAF I /94Sorry WO Rea!Prob Dow ThePalm s CagedBird WRri fel Emeri l s 95 NYEw/ AF Desti 1196... Dale Liang 3Friends 1Know Bryhann Funnel. Whatever Waldos Prom9 6ScaleWall Sm hers

Looser. Snapper LSUTrips PukeX3w/ WR,SO Slivers/Skipper-KM Ricks ./ FatJay TJ'sfterSchool LawnJobs

8perSorority CbyMthX7 RFritts

JRstalking Chronolab Queenies

Lightbulbs W/WR BA ILoveU Mom , Dad,Aim, Kim Good Luck Doc , AJ, KK ... STM po s se:! will never forget the times we had Go Tigers!

14 Year Club; Student Council I; Class Sec 2; Civic Club 3,4(sec ); Key Club 2,3,4; Cross Country I (lettered); Soccer l ,2,4(lettered) ; Fashion Club 1,3 ; Care Across Campu s 3 , 4 ; State Rally;

Seniors

19<14--1996

"Think what you've had. Remember , hang on. Don't you let go now. You know with every heartbeat we love. Nothing comes easy." - Journey

"You don't know what you got until its gone, and I found out a little to late. " - Chicago

RAM Fryin'Pan Peeping Pan Beak&Squeak Aladdin-SW,Sl ,JD , AC& JBTheresa LU Buns of Steel. Sweetl 6-SB projects Trunk Party HA WAIi w/ CDE The Beach PJs Sav-a-Center Trip DISTURBERSofPEACE Fab5 Roi ling Lissa&CDE Hel I Night. B UW69 I BF Honker Happy Married Couple !Ds NewYears-ML, DB,SS Uh-Hu,OhYea Caesar. Yep Yep "you know you love me" Missing SH DESTIN :Tlove , Im bringing the beast; *# 1*1 stepped in debris; BM condo& JH condo;4/7 /96;S Iippery when wet. Crapper. CPs Bday Worst Speller 112 Chalbert TJs-WWIII Thanx 2all my friends-esp.CE,SL,SW, AC , DM , TW ,LL ,Chris & Dad. I love u all. .TCU

The Shield 1,2 ; Civic Club 3,4 ; Culture Club 4-Secretary; Softball 1,2 , 3, Lettered 3; Volleyball 1,2 , 3,4 , Lettered 3 ,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4

c:5/ephanie 2J. 2!Curray

1992--1996

"Reach for the moon. If you miss, you will be among the stars. "

-Winnie the Pooh

"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you might miss it."

-Ferris Bueller

worm-we'll always be the same Rock on Bean,MP Thanx EK,RD,KM ILUVU Ed ,m&m,Mom IOU everything +more Bye guys-I'm Sewanee bound'

Volleyball I ,2,3,4; Captain4; All District4; Soccer I ,2 ,3,4; Captain4; All Distri ct3 ,4; District Runners Up; Track 1,2 , 3 ; French Club 1, 2 ; Key Club3,4; Civic Club3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes3 ,4; Treasurer3; National Honor Society3,4; Homecoming Court3; Homecoming Cheerleader4; Student Council3,4; Vice President4 ; Girls State4.

#3 SS&PG USC w/m&m,Ed Sat w/RD,AF,MP , MS English92-93 w/ BG,BS ,CM Homecoming93-CMs party- " you can never catch me" MiniPep & Homecoming '94 Mardi Gras out RR&LA S0s guy-ATs Dancing w/ MP DESTIN95 golf course and egg fights/BS .JBs parties SC retreat Mini Pep95 PONTIAC what French class? .Thurs B4 SB96 wildn' JP w/ CC ,AF ,GJ , MP LSU w/RR , m&m talks /KM T -fish PROM96 Derrick crying w/EK Fat ' s and the Bell. Elios CIT 7up New Years Eve96 at CM Pat ' s House dimenlog cabin & firenSC. U know psych nitelab! 16-+-sen-ioF-s~~

c5o.ro.h 23. Or/om /!}tJ:J.-/!}!}6

"Being good isn't always easy, no matter how hard I try."

-Dusty Springfield

"I Know it's hard to say goodbye , but it's time for me to fly."

-REO Speedwagon

Sa rah Woo SF/ AS F AF ' s Party s-We ' reS oCoo I Bi gRob/ FatJ Dog@TJ ' sAfter Sr.Chapel HHiking-JazzFest95 BurningBackhouse I/ I /95Mia Wal lace PunishedAfterProm 95W /WR LS U SandSai I ingW / JW NoMemoryDestin96 NewFriends Queenies ShoopAF 9021 O PreGamesW / GJ CK ' sBdays CrazyNites @HoB& Cana!Pl.. RoadTripsW/ CK&AM SororitySthW /Pardee... ThePalms. Gui fShoresW /WR , TH , AM. HaircutsByMS Scalin gWallProm96 ExtendedSpring BreakW /CK ABC 123 Whatever? NYW/Moms PoorUnfortunate Toe Thanx MomDad

Mike&PapforPuttingUpW/Me To : ThePosse:NeverChange-1 LuvYOU alISooMuch 1 !! Curtthanx Y ouA retheReasonTheCage dBi rdDidn' tDie-1 Lu vU I ' mGonna BeAnElephant 1 LaterStM- l 5yrs! 1 !

Class Secretary 1,3,4; Class Vice-President 2; KeyCiub 1,2,3,4-Vice-President 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4-Captain 4; Volleyball I; Tennis 3; Honor Roll 2 , 3,4.

lvoodrvard Oge

I 992 .- I 996

"I don't know. I' ll tell you tomorrow, but it is looking pretty good so far."

-Maverick

"Doo Goo Goo. "

-Rosco P. Coltrain

"The person who risks nothing does nothing , ha s nothing , is nothing."

-The Dilemma

The fellas Maverick/Goose UTw/SS UTw/CB New Year ' s Eve ' 95 Destin '96 Painting UP Big Daddy's w/SS,EF,CM Keystone Taos w/ SS ,CB Halloween ' 94-The Crucifier. Dec. 9 Scrubs & Army Tanks SB ' s casino library talks w/TH Bumper Golf w/SS,EF , SB B-Day ' s at Chris ' s psuede summer '94w/CB .Jackson Hole V-Day w/TH,AF ,SB Breck w/SB $118 Thanx fellas SS/CB/SB/ CM/EF/GJ/CO/MB/BB/BS/

JL. .Thanks for always being there Mom & Leo .Tooter, you changed me more than you know. I love you more than that. Forever T Hook em ' Horns.

Football 1, 2 ; Soccer 3,4; Captain 4; All-District I st Team 4 ; Track I; Civic Club 3,4. Key Club 2

Seniors

Wesley 71. :7?.o.f.slon

1992.-/996

" When you go out into the wor ld , watch for traffic , hold hands and stick together. "

-Sh el Silver s tein

GMeOzo.h

19<1:J.-/996

"Co ld er than cold , smoother than smooth, shobber than shob." -My stikal

Yeah Grease, MM, Druff, sloth, getno , Slime/Rick, Pig '''DaFe llas * Destin ' 93 & Woodies BBQ Destin 95 w/ MC , RS, LH, SH Destin '96 & Buffalo Reef w/ TF, MC, MH, SB, 21 @ BS cerea l B-Ball @ Nap & JCC w/ TF , H, MC lunch at MB's " the bear 's name is han za 1" "got cockatail? " " hook me up. " " Round 3em! " B? B-movies at KS H, "I will $@&#@$* represent" nights at A O 's, jergins SB H Truck=Sheam SBH=mmm good "Callige?" My white friend , CS Super Market Sweep +ems to everything, esp. mack eating at AL Sr's Hi Trike Spring Fest '9 6 w/ K, L...H & NOLA wars MC'scomp KS gets nothing .JH lo st in Knox Bad Boy, sell out, false friend rides w/ZG , thanx Podners binoculars l never .Thanks mom , grandmomie ,E lain e & rest of fam accepted lo Savanah

Basketball 1,2 MIP,3 ,4; Track 1, 2; Drawing Club I; Speech Club I; Muscle & Fitness Club I; Chess Club 1,2,3; Civic Club 3 ,4; Class VP ' 95-'96; I ST Sun Drop

' The road goes on forever and the party never ends."

" ABC , 123-Whatever. "

-Joe E ly

-Sarah Beth Odom

Fatgirl Queenie s W e ' reSoCool BMW Lightbu lb sw /CM.. ShoopAF H2Oski i ngAfterH C94w/TH BackhouseFi re Spi k ingTurkey Emeri Is 95 Prom 95 punishedw/SO .T JsAfterSchool.. YouHateEggs theShark.. boathouse Gu I fS horesw/SO ,A M&TH The Pa Im s 8perSorori ty Fragi leX... the Usua l. CMrifle pukex3w/CM , SO JustSwallowlt Destin 96 SF/ASF

DernTootin Bryhann CagedBird lKnow Prom96Scali ng Wall .Throwing*

@# !offBridg e Hot Tamales& BigDi e tCokes.. Sos Abbrevs HOB FatJ/BigRob.. 9021 O Get

Double s CK sB days

ToThePosse:

Thanx4 TheGoodTimes MomDad

CourtLin& Wid-YallAre Incredible' Michael-You ' reTheBest !

ILoveYall G'Luck WR , MS HookEmHorns'STM-l'M AUDI!

NHS 3,4; Key Club 1,2 ,3,(sec .)4; Civic Club 3,(treas.)4;French Club 1,2; Culture C lub 4 ; Volleyball I; Cross Country 2,3,4; Soccer 1,2 ,3, 4; State RallyFrenchll,111,IV; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 1,2,3, 4

1992.-1996

'Tm your average white suburbanite slob."

-Dennis Leary

"Sometimes I park in handi-capped spaces while handi-capped people make handi-capped faces."

-Dennis Leary

"The black sheep got black-mailed again; forgot to put on the sip code."

-Kurdt Cobain

"I love you for what I am not; I do not want what I have got. "

-Kurdt Cobain

SFW Righty smezokin' GLEET DDC Groupies Col. Brewer. V Prince Pointless Pills Knowledge Geismar.. 0 I I Whipped Loaf Gimpstein Cops .40 Tacos-No Strings Attached PDA Trampolines Dream Team Green Thing Peircings The Abstract Loren Prom at Sna ke's Neutral Ground SoCo Percocet 2/11 BR Crew Ox Granpa Graham Anna Later MH, DM,DRB,NB,SW .Thanks to mom and dad,A W,GLEET,&JS Special Thanks to the Oral Hygeine & Ritalin What's up G and G-ette? Thanks to Denver & I 06.1 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRS

TUVW XYZ now I know my abc's; next time won't you sing with me?

Swimming 1,2,3,4; Civic Club 3; Tennis I; Wrestling 3

;John 23. &huhmacher

19&2.-1996

" Why go for two when you can shoot for three."

-John Collin Schuhmacher

" Obstacle s are things a person sees when he takes his eyes off his goal."

-E. Joseph Cassman

"Motivation is what get s you started. Habit is what keeps you going. "

-Jim Ryun

Rick Sla #43 #7 Fella s Row-CM\CO\MB\BB\GJ\JL\EF\SB\SS\CB Egg War s @ SB's Halloween 94-The Crucifyer Get Some Estrogen Decent Metairie Nights Painting up @ GJ's Faust Fire Alarm Busted Egging w\ CM & BM You Know Flipper EF & the Ryder Truck .! Appreciate Mc JA .Destin 95-Night w\ MU 95 Hoop It Up Champs w\ MB\CO\JH Hockey w\ SB\BS\SF Ono Island 95 .Thanks For Everything

Mom, Dad , Collin & Kibbles ! Love You All!!!

Basketball 1,2 , 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; National Honors Society 4 ; Student Council 2 ,3,4; Civic Club 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; French Club 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1,4; Honor Committee 4;

Seniors

1990.-/996

After awhile you learn the s ubtl e difference betw ee n holding a hand and c ha ining a so ul. You learn lov e is n 't leaning , company isn ' t security , ki sses aren ' t co ntract s, and presents aren't promises. You begin to accept your defeats with a woman 's grace, not a c hild's grief, building your roads on today becau se tomorrow 's ground is too uncertain. So you plant your own garden and decorate yo ur own so ul in stead of waiting for so m eone to bring yo u flower s. You learn you can endure, you are stro ng , you do have worth. You learn and learn with every good by e you learn.

-Author Unknown

BackinStOlaf BY-TouchMyElbow PickingUpCBoffMetRd CarProbsw/ 95guys Sweet16-PJs&Heels Yolse Hurricanes NoAcid JB 's Partyw/ BC ... theDuck . .. JimKeri ... Kanuga .. Trenham .. KneePiayingYB?!? .. NightLabs MG-95&96 SPCLunchw/RD GoodLuck AJ ,JD ,CB , KM , DB

LB(Kevin)-you ' re the best!. Morn , Dad,&famThanks4everything!I ' II mis s you'. Buh-bye

Lyre Prod Ed 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; All-State Academic 4; Civic Club 3,4; JETS 4; Yale Book Award 3; DAR Award 3; CumLaude 3 ,4 ; NHS 3,4; Track 2 , 3,4; National Merit Finalist 4

cSiephanie c5harpk

1990.-/996

" To be good is not enough when you dream of being great."

-Anonymous

"Friends are friends forever if the Lord 's the Lord to them and a friend will not say never cause the welcome will not e nd."

-Michael W. Smith

Eppie ... Dominator. . .Texas w/ LP ... Terradactyl *'''** Devin catching LP,JD,BB granola square s fabulous 5 rolling w/ RAM dex diet. blue koolaid nub rubbing SOP Mardi Gras ' 96 w/ ML,PS,JP,JT,JM kisses in the quarter. Destin ' 96 w/ MP ,TT , ML...hiding al. tattoos w/ MP ,TT , ML...guardian angel CB Mike Broussard I s t girl football trainer. rna ssages Calvin Klein MK I up on me goodbye to all the usel ess men in my life MA,omni present,BP,DB,BB,SS,BS,RA Thanx to my TRUE FRIENDS

DD,TT,JA ,M A I love you Mom ,Da d ,Davi d LSU here I come!

Softball ,2 ,3,4; All East Jefferson; Ba sketball I; Soccer 4; First Football Trainer/Manager4; Chorus Club 2,3,4; Civic Club3,4; Class President I ; Musicals I ,3,4; Alegebra II award; Youth Group 1,2,3,4; Youth Council 3.

so-t-se-nio-F...s

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!lKebssa c:5. c5pencer

1992--1996

"As we look into the future, it ' s as far as we can see. So let's make each tomorrow be the best that it can be."

-George Strait

Lieutenant Hightower Donna Cool Breeze Brontosaurus Loren fell in the ditch! Aspen trips Destin92-96 Brad,there ' s more Chinchuba Sweetl 6 Mini pep-rallies Dern Tooten' Chunky IOK Sorrento,La w/JB LoveConnections LaBaron The! ma+Louise Fat Frank Clark! "I to! ' ya,don't call me no mo"'/ldela .Dong Songs w/AM PH" All I wanna know is " Stalking Mr. Cohn Prom ' 96 CagedBird Dale Webster w/CTM Krazy Kaptions w/ CLM ThanksMom+Dad 4Everything-1Love You 1 Thanks2 AIIMyFriends,U Know Who U Are Chipper ,J'm So Glad This Finally Happened-YouHave MadeThisYear TheBest! ILoveYou

SoMuch Yanderbilt Bound

Key Club 3 ,4; Civic Club 3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1,2 ,3; French Club 2; Shield 2 ,3; Care Across Campus 3,4; Fashion Club 3; Homecoming Court

2,3,4

19'12--1996

" That's right Ice Man, I am dangerous. "

" Doh Flash! "

-Maverick

-Rosco P. Coletrain

The fellas ... Pleaser ... Maverick ... UT w/WO ... New Years Eve ' 94/'95 ... Roadway w/AS/Af&SB De stin ' 96 Dale .JB ' s house w/AS Waldo's The day after .4l's Pig's coverslip LSU trips Snoop Dog dancin w/CM&GJ Painting up Devil w/GJ...Big Daddy' s w/CM/EF&WO Liz Key/Taos A&S w/ AS UNO "My nose is running , got any tissues?" Chronolab Mista Ow B Phil WR 's bathroom w/ AF Halloween ' 94 Loosing Rocky Scrub s N Tanks PK's casino Bumper golf w/EF/WO&SB Mobile w/AS B-day's at Ruth ' s Feb 20 ' 96 ( 18) Bone w/AA Yea U Right 1 Thanx CM/SB/WO/CB/ EF/GJ/BB/MB/CO/BS&JL ... Thanx Mom & Dad I couldn't have done it w/ out you Ansley it wouldn't have been the same w/ out you. I love you more than anything.

14 yr Club ; Soccer 1,2 , 3,4; MIP; All dist.2 ,3,4 ; Captain3 ,4 ; Civic Club3,4; Key Clubl ,2 ; Most Popular

Seniors

Gliri.s 7! 7u.sa

199:J ... /996

"Thi s e ntire opus is respectfu lly dedicated to all those who have loved unconditionally , only to have their heart unanesthetically ripped out: Base not your joy upon the deeds of others, for what is given can be taken away. Don ' t mi sta ke lack of talent for genius."

- Type 'O' Negative

Tu z N ' Blatt The Pact...UKNOW!? Shakespeare tickles my pickle Blup .I appreciate that Slick Hee .Jerzic Rick Leverage Mr. Heine 's Fiskiss class A Babin protein summer. .Jerry! Nuclear Blast...AOWNT! 2fingasGBEE Blue Hair. Wild Thing Nappy lt goes to 11.. H&B Roll up the window Eve rything 's $1 00 Werewolve s w/Volse PimpinDaCaddy/Land Yacht...WeB!ew up his Car! Putdown the phone, Tom , and clean up the eggs ' 95:JE,MF,RA ,SG , AK , SR Thanks Mom/Dad , Nick Hinge! , Brain & John Houghtaling, Doc Mooney , and everyone else

Track - 2 ,3,4; MVP- All District Cross Country - 2, 3,4( MVP); Halo 3,4; Lyre 2 ,3

7aium X 7rua:r

199/

... /996

"I've go t plenty of common sense , I just choose to ignore it."

-Calvin & Hobbes

To laugh often and much; To win the respect of intelligent people; To appreciate beauty; To find the best in others; To leave the world a bit better , whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived This is to have succeeded.

-Ralph Waldo Emerson

Little Man Tate Queenie(dad) Fab 5 Destin Yoo-hoo Prom Thelma & Louise Calvin Klein Superman Oops Where ' s the ball. Casper. .IQ Sweet Sixteen Trivial Pur su it. 8-ball buddies: SW,EM,CC,JG,MD,CB,JD ,AS,AF,MC Casey's Mardi Gras flashing poker tats Elio Water s( MP) cinnamon rolls I I & a breaking it up DYU airballs Circle K BK .Thanks to T h e I m a SS,TW,JD , RG ,CC,B's,SW,AA ,DP I love you, Mom, Dad, Michael, Matthew , Rachel, William UT bound . . . LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL

Basketball I (SC),2(SC),3,4(captain); Track I (SC),2(SR); Most Likely to Succeed 4; Homecoming Cheerleader 4 ; Football Manager 4 ; Class vice-president 3; FCA 3,4(treasurer); Civic Club

3,4(president); National Honor Society

3 ,4(president) ; Sun Drop Award 4

r5lacy e. We6er

/9,12 .. /996

Sometimes a smile happens in a flash, but the memory of it can last a lifetime. -anonymous

Things turn out best for the people who make the best of the way things turn out. -Art Linkletter

#34 Webmeister the route .Theresa-Aladdin night...Boof Dink 10 o'clock light.. .mab l e x -m as break-LL,AS,MJ...only in Destin Worm cheesy 80's DoBee party in the trunk.. closetgirl Decamerons Mini Pep'94 Bronco Stalker. black purse7 CM concerts FH-pals LS U game-ML,LL,DB REPEA T ST ATE CHAMPS NC-LL hcmg dream truck whatever 2ndsemester Florentine Dre voice SRBK' 96-4BR4 Doc Thanks to Mom, Dad, Scott, Kristen, the Lenters,my family,+ esp my friends-I love you all! Mom-Go wildI ' m gone now!

Student Council 2,3,4, President4; Miss St Martin's 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; HonorCommittee4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, (MIP, 2; Captain 4, All-District 4); Basketball 1,2,3,4, (MIP, 2; Captain 4 , AllDi strict 3,4; State Champs 1 ,2);

Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3 (AllDistrict 3); FCA 1, 3,4 (VP 3,4); Civics Club 3,4; Girls State; Who's Who ; O.E. Haring Award 3; Gustaf Westfeldt Award 2

2Jrandon 9. Voss

l 9t12 I 996

"If you hear anything drippin, it ' s my heart bleedin for you."

" That's not what I heard."

-J.Cox

-Me

Nod Byron S weetbreath P9Pride New Years' 94'96 BootUpOrSh utU p Boutrie Boones UrBetterThanMe OpenA Vein Chicago MG3

Steal i nMary Idol s&Di p D .C ./Wal 1/Kidsw/EM RP NoNeed C abri n i Ps ychoChri s Wanna beC/O '94 .IsThatB Iood? My Ian ta/OHS soaps N ubsLi ke CheaterB a by-Pay i nOff AA Duetsw/RT VCR w /IM Driving? FonkK napBitterCracsnacHei ferNabisco .J ournals RumP rod w/ AF Spunaniw/JCcbJG Prom' 96 FakeSneezesw/Dale ULC

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Seniors

!lKailbew Zeffer

1992--1996

Will you be my little love monkey?

-Opus

There are two things that a man can ' t hide, the he is drunk, and that he is in love.

-Antiphanes

If I fall off the stage , just pick me up and throw me back on.

-Rob Zombie

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

-Willy Wonka

Rick Knowledge Crusty Tongue Gaggle Inverse Fish buckets Shwana toilet duck stop looking at me swan diving with the manatees and one day at disney shut the door, the donuts might get stale Nappy Alien Cocoon Peter has fish disease prom '96 spring break at Disney w/Kelly where in the world is half-loaf loaf-bear ' s Mardi Gras beating Hey Hey, big guy 20 minutes blue nailpolish T.S B-day Billy Madison Loaf KM,WF,JD G,JR,MC, GB,ML,

ZG, TS,RT,JE,CT. captain video Doc ' s History class Pedro Perez Mr. Storm Cory Shoppre Somogyi clouds Hey guys I bought the mask tufu Chateau golf course prince pointless pills ..41..PS #12 NIN,Foo Fighters.Marilyn Manson ,S Popes,White Zombie,Bush, Primus,Rancid .Thanx mom & dad for your love and support...Thanx to Mr. & Mrs. Mc Manis, my second home And to Kelly, I couldn't have done it without you , I'll miss you, and I love you.

Track3; Football4; SierraClub3; Power Lifting 3, 2 in state

7a_ylor e. Wabk6er

1992--1996

"But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles , they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint."

-Is. 40:31

"Bound with all the weight of all the words he tried to say , Chained to all the places he never wished to stay, As he faced the sun he cast no shadow." -Oasis

Cloud 9 . common sense FK The Beach stealers minnie + taak teradactyl night...hypotheticals broom closet. green Destin thing Black Dogs Pizza Pub Mack trucks St.B projects Sweet 16 peeping pan physics fab S zipper guy Sliver tennis paper breaks Einstein + Newton ninja turtles busted goatman Diana split personality... ratgirl psyco woman ears on the wall. mission imp o s s b e gucci angora. ditto bagels airoalls tigger. 4th of July prom train yard w/ MPM no dumping trash tag team Thanks-TT,MPM ,JD,LP , SS, BB, RAM,JC ,HYMO Mom + Dad-I love you + someday Pr.23:2425 Robin-be good+ have fun sis .Joe + Charlie-follow me up Let the good times roll

Treasurer 3,4; softball 1,2, 3,4; MIP 2; FCA I 3 4 · Civic club 3 4· NHS 3 vice-

1996

SENIOR ATHLETES 1111 II

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Curt Beaulieu, John Russell, Matt Zeller, Chris Tusa, Kevin Goldblatt, Billy Goodwin, Erich Faust, Matt Barbee, Chip McGeehan, Micheal Brown, John David Godchaux, Jonathan Houston, Shane Bohrer, Juan Linares, Ian McAllister, Stephanie Murray, Wesley Rolston, Stephanie Langlois, Elizabeth McManus, Stacy Weber, Coleen Kenny, Ryan Ann Murphy, Rebecca Dunn, Caroline Elliott, and Keri Solis.

Will you ever forget ...

Community Day

Cowboy Day

Pilgrim Day

Patrotic Day

Louisiana Day

Indian Day

World Day

May Day

StmDay

Braiding Ms. Pansao's Hair

Chike Losing his clothes in swimming

Having a cow

Mardi Gras Day Parade

Kickball

Heads up-Seven up

Witchy Womack

Ms. Lawrence's puppet

Olive head

Washington D.C.

Dear Aunt Betsy

Ms. Schuber's writing lab

Porky

Gossiping Mrs. Godchaux

Mr. Wilmerding' s wardrobe

Wally

Heavenly Hash

Eighth Grade Sleepover

Tom Sawyer Day

Frustation Bottles

Paul B. Johnson State Park

Inappropriates

Egg Drop

86--+-senioF-s

Eight O' Clocks

Brandon's Anorexia

Karena

Cottenhead

Homecoming Week

Football Games

I know why the Caged Bird Sings

Mr. N ovelino

Whatever

Beaker

Courtney Schupp vs. the fetal pigs

Chalk in Mrs. Klebbs's coffee

Ms.Piggy

Prom at the Children's Museum

Loaf

Senior Weird Day

Senior Teacher Day

Worst T-Shirts ever

Parties at Jenn's

Physics w/Ms. Lessig

English w/Mr.Pardee

Lunch leave

Hacky sac

Ring Day

Internships

NHS luncheons

Dracula and Shane

Bye Bye Birdie

Mr. H's Speeches

Dr. Mooney's lectures

Student lounge

May 31, 1996

Thirteen-Fourteen Year Clubs

Fourteen Year Club

Jonathan Houston, Chris Bowman, Carole Miranne, Sarah Beth Odom, Jennifer Denuna, Liz McManus, Blake Schuhmacher, Stephen St. Pierre, Chip McGeehan, and Shane Bohrer.

Fourteen YearClubMembers: Brandon Voss,Rebecca Dunn and Guy Johnston. Thirteen Year Club Member : Michael Brown.

Thirteen Year Club

Chike Ozah, Kim Milano, Alecia Fiorenza, Curt Beaulieu, Andrea Andersson, Stacy Weber, and Stephen Bellard.

ST. MARTIN'S El Ol

Mr. and Ms. St. Martin's

Stacy Weber

Curt Beaulieu

Friendliest

Kim Milano Erich Faust

Most Likely to Succeed

Tatum Truax Wes Felter

Stephen St. Pierre'

Alecia Fiorenza

Blake Schuhmacher

Wesley Rolston

Wittiest

Most Athletic

JennBlatty Brandon Voss

LizMcManus Chip McGeehan

Junior-Senior Prom

This year the prom returned to the Aquarium of the Americas. With its spacious and quaint surroundings everyone had a very unique evening . Dancing to the sounds of the band, with water and exotic fish in the background all agreed that it was a happening they will always remember.

Right: A group of juniors take time out from dancing to pose for a picture.

Above : Curt Beaulieu and his date cut a rug during the 1996 Junior-Senior Prom

Right: Girard Boineau and Allison Rodriguez pose for a picture in a large egg shell.

Right: Andy Jaspan trie s his hand on the drums during the 1996 Prom

Above : Who is this on the Guitar? Why I do believe that it is Akash

Seniors

Left: Ashley Authement and Thomas Thomason stop dancing to pose for a picture during the 1996 Prom.

Left: Carole Miranne and Alicia Fiorenza provide some musical entertainment during the prom .

Below : Something seems to be a little fishie about John David ' s pose, don ' t you think?

Anand strumming a tune.

Senior Teacher Day

This year, as in past, the seniors took their turn at teaching classes around the Campus. From the Lower School to the Cafeteria the Class of ' 96 could be seen spreading their knowledge

Everyone did '\fantastic job , and the regular teachers got a well de served break . Some of the Seniors were heard to say that, "Thisisnoteasy. Was I as bad as these students?"

Right : Missy Spencer works with pre-kindergarten students cutting out snow flakes as part of Senior Teacher Day .

Above : Chike Ozah discusses the School's Strategic Plan, while sitting in as Head of School.

Right: Ryan Ann Murphy shouts out instructions to a Lower School PE class.

Right: Ian McAllister stops class in the Lower School to pose with his class

Left: John David Godchaux answers questions from the Upper School students during a geometry class

Left: Keri Solis discusses the Spanish assignment with Zack Stead a s Mr. Perez looks on

Below: Stephen Bellard and Chris Bowman take time out for a bite to eat in the teachers ' lounge.

Above: Chike Ozah presides over a executive staff meeting during the ' 96 Senior Teacher Day.

Senior Weird Day

The 1996 version of Senior Weird Day was no different from those of the past. The seniors came dressed as all kinds of characters, from an all girl commando group to the boys version of "The Hooter girls.

All the students from lower school to the juniors enjoyed their performances. They took no prisoners in entertaining the assemblies.

Right: Matt Barbee and Tatum Truax pose for a picture, dressed as characters from the Flint Stones.

Above: Stephen Bellard, dressed as "Officer Friendly" take time out for a dozen donuts and a cup of coffee.

Right: Tyson Geary, Caroline Byrd and Muffin Labouisse are major colors in the crayola box.

Right: Liz McManus walks back from the Lower School dressed as Cat Woman.

Left: Brandon Voss parades as the Icyee Bear during Senior Teacher Day ' 96 .

Left: Missy Spencer , Tatum Truax , Rebecca Dunn and Mary Parsons McKinnie pose during the parade through the Martin Family Library.

Below : These senior girls protected St. Martin ' s Campus for the day during Senior Weird Day.

Above : Andrea Cecil , Liz McManus, Stacy Weber, Stephainie Murray and Jenn Blatty pose during the Morning Show Se~iors

Senior Chapel

With the song "We Belong" the Senior Class of ' 96 entered the Dan & Frances White Chapel. It was the annual Senior Chapel.

Everything from the opening sentences to the Exit revolved around the theme "We Belong." The entire program depicted the togetherness of this class. As they Class of '96 left everyone felt a real loss.

Right: Andrea Andersson and Stephen St. Pierre lead the Class of ' 96 into the Senior Chapel.

Above: Member of the Class of '96 gathered on the chapel floor during their Senior Chapel.

Right: S_t1acy _w 1 eber and An.. ~" drea Cec1 sm1 e one last time while they await the beginning of the Chapel.

Seniors

Above : Curt Beaulieu presented the Opening Sentences for the Class of '96.

Seniors

Left : Andrea Andersson gives the sermon for the Class of '96 Senior Chapel.

Left: Jennifer Denuna and Wesley Rolston introduce the Upper School Dot...Dots

Below: Caroline Byrd gives one of the readings during the '96 Senior Chapel.

Above: Chip McGeehan takes his turn ringing the bell one of the 96 times.

Life Skills Program

St. Martin's requires that the Juniors and Seniors take Life Skills as part of the curriculum. The course requires that fifty hours are spent doing community service, such as, visiting the elderly or spending time with underprivileged children.

The course , which only lasts one semester, is worth hat fa credit. Working with disadvantaged people makes the students realize how lucky they are. Life Skills also makes the students aware of things that could happen to them, such as suicide or rape. It teaches them stress management. It also teaches everyone about real life issues and respect for others.

Right: MuffinLabouisse, who worked with the elderly, poses with Jeanne D' Alfonso and Margaerite Jenkins.

Above: Tatum Truax reads to some of the youngsters at Bridgedale Elementary.

Right: Liz McManus gives Mr. James a big hug at the Kenner Day Care Center for the elderly.

Right: John David Godchaux poses with some of the children who are helped by the Easter Seal Society.

Senior Internship

The Seniors are offered a once in a lifetime oppertunity before they graduate Each student does a two week internship in the field they hope to enter after they complete college.

This lets them see a little part of what the job entails. At St. Martin's this rounds out their education and gives them a head start on the vocation they think they would like .

Seniors

Left: Stephen Bellard spent his time working with electronic systems at Synergistic Central Systems

Left: Guy Johnston chose to work with a veterinarian Here he is in the operating room.

Above: Stephanie Langlois is shown working with the preschoolers at Parkway Presbyterian Preschool

Left: Brad Becnel sits at the Control Center for the St. John's Parish Sheriff's Department.

SALUTATORIAN ADDRESS

Welcome and thank you for coming to share this evening with us. Tonight we, the class of 1996, with roses in our arms, sit up upon this stage, this pedestal of sorts. It is a rather self-congratulatory event, isn't it? "We have done it", we say. We sit with grins like the victors of the century, though I fear we may be forgetting exactly what it was that we did. You see, we were given a unique opportunity- the guidelines were set, of course. We were expected to study, to arrive each morning relatively near to 8 o'clock, and for all of this, they would grant us the gift of knowledge and a diploma in the year 1996, a sheet of paper from which yet more opportunities would arise. Like a row of dominoes, we stood, while someone else knocked over the first piece, and as long as we stood in line, pieces upon pieces would fall neatly, knocking more over on their way. Of course, it wasn't really all that simple. Most did far more than the minimum requirement. But, honestly, we were given room to succeed. Since pre-kindergarten, they entitled us the class of 1996, insinuating that, chances are, we would be up here tonight - if we stuck with the deal.

St. Martin's, packed nicely into its 14 acres slot on Haring and Green Acres Rds., offered a promise of success. If you are an artist, we will admire your work. If you can act, you will be on our stage. If you can do your homework, we will average a 100% into your quarter grade. Everyone knows everyone and, while at times it has caused some trouble, for the most part, it simply offered room to be noticed, appreciated, and celebrated.

However, the warm world of St. Martin's, with all of its nurturing, possibly hasn't given us enough practice at failure. Doctor Seuss, in his book, "Oh the Places You' 11 Go" speaks with St. Martin's reassurance, promising "wherever you fly, you'll be the best of the best; wherever you go, you will top all the rest." Yet Dr. Seuss goes on to mention, "except when you don't Because sometimes you won't. I'm sorry to say so, but sadly, it's true, that bang-ups can happen to you." These times of Seuss's so called "unmarked streets and unlit windows" ask a little more of us. They ask us, and yet, they are just for us. Being part of the St. Martin's community so completely, we forget that we are separate entities, individuals who will leave these doors and experience something unfamiliar, being alone. Seuss reminds us oflonely time, "games you can't win, 'cause you'll play against you." He continues, "when you're alone, there's a very good chance - you'll meet things that scare you right out of your pants". I comically remind us of these things not to terrify us, but to prepare us. St. Martin's has escorted us to this stage with all of Ms. Brady's "warm fuzzies", but the even greater challenge is not just succeeding when all the odds are with you, but rather moving on after skinning your knee. I am forever thankful for the support structure St. Martin's has provided me, in the basic principles of the institution and the companionship from i ts community - hoping that outside of St. Martin's outstretched arms, we are strong enough to face defeat and keep on walking. I believe we are.

VALEDICTORIAN ADDRESS

Good evening, distinguished guests, faculty members, friends and family. On behalf of the 1996 graduating class of St. Martin's Episcopal High School, I welcome you to the night's ceremony. We stand before you this evening eternally thankful for your years of support, encouragement and love, but humbled by the task that lies before us.

My first thoughts for this address were to encourage my fellow graduates to follow their dreams and accept any challenges they may face in the future. I imagine that these same topics have been used in many past commencement ceremonies with good effect. It is well that we dream, for without dreams life might not be worth the effort. It is equally important that we accept challenges, for without the courage and determination required to face challenges, our successes would be random at best. But we must all understand that simply dreaming and accepting challenges is not enough.

While commenting on the living conditions in New York City, Moss Hart once said, "the only credential the city asked was the boldness to dream. For those who did, it unlocked its gates and its treasures, not caring who they were or where they came from". This statement, taken at face value, would indicate that success in New York City is the result of dreams of a better world, a more successful life or more opportunities. Imagine how successful we all would be if this were the case, you would be looking at a stage filled with Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winners, instead of High school Graduates.

The pathway to a successful and fulfilling future lies not in our ability to dream, of in the scope of our dreams, but in the plans we develop and implement in order to achieve these dreams.

At St. Martin's, this concept was understood and practiced because we now stand before you having successfully completed our tenure. Yet, this accomplishment cannot be credited to the efforts of the individual. With the guidance and assistance of our parents and teachers, we achieved our goal, graduation. We completed the dreaded term papers, excelled in our athletic endeavors, displayed our talents in the fine arts, and pulled through the seemingly everlasting case of senioritis. Having met these challenges and fulfilled our dream, we eagerly await new opportunities and successes.

However, with the independence that graduation provides, we can no longer count on others to insure our success. We must rely on ourselves and the foundation we received here and at home to create a plan in order to reach our goals. For, if we do not, then our dream will never be our reality. And, as the poet Langston Hughes once said, a dream deferred will "dry up like a raisin in the sun, ... fester like a sore," or "just [sag] like a heavy load." We will wonder what could have been had we prepared ourselves for the future and had we conquered the obstacles that caused us to stumble along the way.

Emily Dickinson addressed the importance of dreaming and following plans in her poem number 1176 by saying, "We never know how high we are/ till we are called to rise/ and then, if we are true to plan/ our statures touch the skies." We, the Class of 1996, have been summoned by the promised and the dreams of the future. And, the plans that we establish for ourselves will allow us to "touch the skies."

p E 0 p L E

Lisa M. Abry

Akash Anand

John P. Argote

James T Ashcombe

Ashley L. Authement

Kelly Becknel

Wade B. Betz

Girard C. Boineau

Ari E. Burshell

Marci E. Campo

Candice C. Carbo

Nisha Chakravarty

Allan Chang

Christian Chauvin

Charles Christy

Jason Clotworthy

Robert R. Clotworthy

Jennifer Coleman

William B. Coleman IV

Brandon D. Dinon

Stephen E. Faust

Chad M. Flick

Geoffrey Fraiche

Ja Juan A Gair

Douglas V. Getten

Andrew C. Gooch

Zachary T. Goodyear

Rebecca L. Gordon

Robert J. Green

Worth Groome

People

Emily L. Guiza

Meagan C. Hintz

Andrew M. Jaspan

Asha Jayakrishnan

Emily G Kimble

Lisa A Lowry

Dominique C. Matulich

Brooke Miles

Lea H Perez IV

Jimmy Reese

David Schultz

Steven J. Sherman

Howard D Smith

Lowery W Smith Jr.

Michael B. Smuck Jr.

Zachary R. Stead

Brett K. Sutton

Thomas F. Thomason

Christian T. Thomsen

Michael W. Truax

Amanda Abrams

Peter Adair

Evan Alford

Eric Allison

Mark Angehr

Geoffrey Artigues

Zakir Baig

Alisa Baum

Catherine Betz

Marty Black

Emily Bordelon

Blake Bourquard

Stephanie Caine

Peyton Cavaroc

Andrew Chrestman

Christopher Close

Michelle Delaney

Lauren Dellinger

Judith Diasselliss

Elise Dicharry

Jennifer Dinsdale

Jennifer Ernst

Annie Fowler

Roger Fox

Sharmel Genthon

Jonathan Giffin

Nihal Godiwala

Anthony Guzzetta

Amanda Hall

Kelly Hall

People

Robert Hicks

Thacher Holden

Matthew Houston

Emily Hymowitz

Marci Juneau

Brian Kaye

Richard Lo

Katherine Martinez

Charles McChesney

Michelle McDaniel

Meghan McDermott

Kelly McManis

Caroline Merrick

Kathryn Nugon

Patrick O'Brien

Nicholas Pappas

Elena Perez

Adrienne Phillips

Greg Pinter

Elizabeth Prewitt

Robert Ramelli II

Amanda Reese

Thomas Register

Matthew Rigdon

Alison Rodriguez

William Rolston

Andrea Roohi

Raymond Ryals

Jim Scheurich

Victoria Seixas

Randall Snare

Kevin Solis

Ashley Stewart

Robert Stone

Jeffrey Strahan

Cynthia Tan

Emily Taylor

Vaughn Thames

Courtney Theriot

Trey Thompson

Kim Tsai

Rebecca Tuuri

Lauren Venturatos

Brian Werth

Katie Wester

Richard Wilkie

Jill Wren

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Nicholas Barbee

Deepa Bhatnagar

Justin Bourgeois

Jason Brown

Johnathan Campo

Kendall Chauvin

Madeline Chimento

Ann D. Clements

Courtney Cole

Elizabeth A Darray

Thomas Dobie

Courtney M. Duhe

Seth S. Duplantis

Scott Felter

Juliana Fiorenza

Lesley Flores

Aimee Folse

David R . Fransen

Justin T. Goldblatt

Tanya Gorowara

Monty Groome

Mathison G. Hall

Charles Hawkins

Alison K. Johnson

Vijay Kailas

Lindsay Levine

James Marshall

William Maurer

Malain McCormick

Grant K. Melius

People

Jonathan J. Mendez

Jose C. Mendez

Al F. Minor IV

Justin Molaison

Daniel J. Navar

Brittany M. Olson

Emery Ordemann

Jonathan F. Perret

Ted Perry

Grayson Pool

Matthew Rappold

Jessica Resignola

Megan Rigdon

Christopher Rodriquez

Rebecca Rogers

Ramin Sadeghpour

Amy Scalia

Kelly Shwab

Isaiah Shannon

David Sharple

Jonathan Sherwood

Jonathan Smith

Andrew Stakelum

Alan Stone

West Stout

Justin Svec

Daniel J Trahant

Chandler Truax

Alan Watts

Florie C . Webb

Christopher Weigand

Caroline Williams

Elizabeth Williams People

Lindsey Abernathy

Kristen Adamson

Ryan Adkerson

Priya Anand

Blaise Angelico

Mark Ashcombe

Jarret Bauer

Ainsley Becnel

John Roger Bell

Anna Bengtsson

Michael Blatt

Katherine Bologna

Dana Burshell

Alice Cacioppo

Ondina Canales

Jessica Carvin

Peter Castaing

Michelle Chang

Richard Clotworthy

Donald D ' Aunoy

Whitney Davis

Nicole Dicharry

Floris Dirkse

Jimbo Geary, Jr.

Eric Gold

Kelly Goodwin

Ginger Guzzetta

Scott Hamm

Rufus Harris

Nicholas Hintz

People

Leslie Hooper

Trey House

Joshua Kaston

Sonny Katoch

David Lee

Jonathan Martinez

Joshua Massicot

Tyler McGuire

Andres Mendez

Edwin Merrick

Trey Moses

Diana Moustoukas

Ashley Peterson

David Peterson

Christian Piccolo

Keith Pyburn

Laney Robein

Ryan Rossner

Scott Samuel

William Shackelford

Robert Skinner

Adam Smith

Brent Smith

Matthew Stedman

Natalie Stein

Akila Subramaniam

Rahul Tikia

Sarah Tuuri

Adam Voth

Justin Weber

David Wessel

Matthew Wilson

Nathaniel Woltering

Zachary Wool People

Right: Father Malone stop s to po se with Jessica Carvin , Ginger Gu zzetta and Natalie Stein, during the annual Elizabethan Day Meal.

Elizabethan Day

Dressed in Mid -Evil clothes, the eighth grade students participated in the festivity and games for the annual Elizabethan Day .

For several weeks the students studied the works of Shakespear and other writers of the era . They then prepared food from the period, dressed and enjoyed the thrils of time gone by .

Above: Members of the faculty take time out from teaching to partake of the food during the annual Elizabethan Day Celibration.

People

Right: Mrs. Margaret Schuber, Head of the Middle School , stops to reminisce about past Elizabethan Days

Right : The Eighth Grade royalty await the beginning of the Games .

People

Left: Two of the participants in the Games dual before the cheering crowd

Left: Jimbo Geary , Diana Moustoukas, Alice Cacioppo, Michael Blatt Ricky Clotworthy and David Lee take time out from their meal to pose for a picture

Below: Mrs . Katherine Stewart, Eighth Grade English Teacher , discusses the reasons for celibrating Elizabethan Day

Above: Nicole Dicharry stops to pose while taking pictures during the annual Elizabethan Day Celibration.

Jason Baer

Gerry Beckett

Jessica Boe

Ryan Brown

James Buckley

Anjum Cheema

David Christian

Colin Clotworthy

Jonathan Coleman

Kara Contreary

Lindsay Crotty

Pierre deBoisblanc

Ryan Evans

Ryan Farley

Amanda Flores

Bradford Fournier

Ryan Francis

Thomas Getten

Jeffrey Glaser

Jason Harmon

Elizabeth Hollinger

Christopher Ingold

Benjamin Janke

Nina Jayakrishnan

Bradley Johnson

Christopher Johnson

Stephanie Kaston

Samantha Keene

Rhett Kleinschmidt

Clayton Koenig

Brandon Lobell

Rebecca Lowry

Billy Lu

Lauren Malone

William McCulloch

Patrick McCullough

Megan McDonald

Bryan McManus

Patrick Mendez

Hallie Merrick

Ashley Mohrmann

Ryan Monsour

Aimee Moreau

Nicholas Noel

Andrew O'Brien

Catharine O'Connell

Alexandra Pappas

Robert Paydo

Cooper Richardson

Scott Robinson

Nathaniel Rogers

Elizabeth Schoen

Chandler Sherwood Shuchin Shukla

Dennis Stewart

David Svec

Zachary Tyson

Georg Venturatos

John Von Behren

William Welch

Gregory Williams

Miesje Zimmermann

Tom Sawyer Day

Each year the 7th grade studies the writer Mark Twain and his famous story about Tom Sawyer. It was no different for this year's class.

To culminate this year's studies, the class again went on their one day outing across the river to relive Tom's story.

People

Right: Mrs. Schuber begins the day by introducing the students to the activities for the day and laying down some ground rules.

Above: Some of the boys, sit on an old log while waiting for the next activity.

Right: A banjo player strolls the grounds while the students and advisors take time out from the planned activities.

Right: Elizabeth Schoen and Megan McDonald blowing bubbles during the bubble gum chewing contest.

People

Left: Again this year Mark Twain, (GeoffFraiche , a Junior) put in an appearance to tell the students about life on the river in the "ol' days "

Left: Brandon Lobell swings on "the ol ' tire swing" as other students await their turn. This was a favorite hang out when ever they had a little free time .

Below: Mrs. Brady shows the students why she is the champion year after year.

Above: Alex Pappas having fun during the bubble gum chewing contest.

Micheal Abadie

Richard Blatt

Carly Boos

Crista Bourg

Katherine Burke

John Caine

Leslie Casamento

Margot Castaing

Sara Castano

Britton Chauvin

Erin Coatney

Jessica Colon

David Coons

Micheael Daly

Justin Davis

Eric DeRoche

Evan Dicharry

Jessica Ellis

Jonathan Fleming

Richard Folse

Geoffrey Garside

Tracy Goldblatt

Wheeler Graf

Lindsey Greer

Elizabeth Hall

Shellie Harmon

Nicholas House

Aimee Hyatt

Peter Lee

Joey Leone Jr.

People

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Elizabeth Levy

Graham Little

Peter Marshall

Jason Martinez

Meredith Maurer

Meghan McQuaig

Juan Mendez

Nicholas Mills

Christopher Mioton

John Moustoukas

Marshall Ordemann III

Carol Ortenberg

Megan Peck

Katie Piccolo

Chay Ratliff

Lillie Rea

Robert Rusch

Walker Saik

Jules "Jas" Saunee IV

Christine St. Germain

Benjamin Stein

Abigail Stern

Brett Vogt

Sarah Watts

Elizabeth Weigand

Grant Yelverton

Right: Sixth Grade students Meghan McQuaig, , and Eliza-

Levy work together on an African project.

African Safari

This year the Sixth Grade chose to do an extensive study on Africa In a week long session the students watched videos, read books, and wrote papers.

In addition experts from outside the school gave presentations These consisted of types of dress, food preperation, housing and other aspects of African living

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Above : Librarian, Pat Kelly talks to the class about her travels in various parts of Africa

Right: Music teacher , Rinda Coleman explains the Rhythm Complex, and how the African people use it in the music.

Right: French teacher, Glen Brady talked about the role of wemon in Africa , and about the years she spent in the country.

People

Left: Teachers and students sit intently listening to one of the many speakers who appeared during their study of African culture.

Left: Story teller, , uses students, Richard Blatt and Jas Saunee to act out her story of Africa.

Below: Students, Leslie Casamento and Erin Coatney explain how various instruments are used in African music.

Above: Juan Mendez , Walker Saik, Megan McQuaig, Christine St. Germain, and Wheeler Graf demonstrate the use of African instruments.

Guy Farber, Gloria Siegel, and Stephenie Pittman

Joseph Barbee

Heather Bethley

Heather Boos

Holly Brown

Jordan Bunch

Cristina Campo

Nicole Chopin

Kevin Comer

Ashley Conroy

Colin Contreary

Christina Cook

Emily Crotty

James Crouch

Elizabeth D' Aunoy

Brendan Daly

Blake Duplass

Jackson Edwards

Meredith Emory

Emily Estes

Jessica Farris

Thomas Favrot III

Jason Fleming

Nicola Garside

Lauren Gibbs

Leslie Gieger

Douglas Harris

Scott Harris

Brian Heitz

Brittani Holland

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Alexander Hutchinson

Louise LeGardeur

John Levine

Dimitri Loupakos

Jonathan Lu

Andrew McGuire

Eduardo Medina II

Peter Mortillaro

Barry Muldrey

Courtney Nicholson

David Paul

Christina Peck

Tara Perrin

Bryan Pugh

Rebecca Quintal

Matthew Resignola

Kaitlyn Richard

Scott Saporito

Jessica Scales

Jonathan Schoen

Adam Shepherd

Kevin Small

Kimberly Smith

Sarah Smith

Sumit Som

Lindsay Swetnam

Ashley Tufts

Jimmy Wall

Augusta Watts

Bonnie Williams

Mariann Wilson

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Patriotic Day Fifth Grade

Patriotic Day is a special day for the 5th grade They decorate the stage area in the chapel , dress up in red white and blue, and dance to Americans ' favorite music

This year each section dressed in one of the three colors put on a great performance as they sang a nd danced around the stage

Right: The curtain opens with the entire class spread across the stage and singing

Above: Mr. Farber's class during their opening number.

Right: Boys and girls from Mrs Siegel's class line up to perform a patrotic dance.

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Right: Some of the boys from Mrs. Siegel's class perform for the audience

Left:Two young patriots dance together as the rest of the class keeps time to the music.

Left: Five members of Mr. Farber's class introduce the next number.

Below: Brian Pugh, from Mrs. Pittman's class, swings to the music as the rest of the class backs him up.

Above: The girls in Mr . Farber's class stroll with their umbrellas as they sing .

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eanne Cumberland, Linda Trotter, and Vicki Johnson

Andrew Angelico

Julie Batt

Robert Beauchamp

LLoyd Beckett

Brian Bell

Adam Blatt

Courtney Block

Jason Bourgeois

Thomas Bradshaw Jr.

Ty Brockhoeft

Chelsea Broekstra

Spiro Catsulis

Bradley Collins

Laura Denny

Cori DeRoche

Viktor Dirkse

Anderson Dittman

Amy Evans

Rabun Fox

Emily Fransen

Allyson Funk

Ashby Geary

Ryan Geoghagan

Stephanie Gill

Daniel Hobbs

Graham Hopkins

Wendy Jacobson

Will James

Amanda Janke

Elizabeth Kreher

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Philip Kritikos

Jessica Leone

Andrew Levine

Jeffrey Lin

Hsueh-Ping Lu

Alison Malone

David Mohrmann

Hunter Monsour

Chad Nolan

Jack Odell

Karla Perez

Chelsey Ratliff

Ross Rodrique

Alexander Roy

Jessica Salazar

Karl Senner

Sara Silvestri

Gary Solomon Jr.

Ali Spindler

Christine Stanley

Robyn Tikia

Charlotte Watkins

Hardy Weaver

Jessica White

Ashley Wolf

Harrison Wool

Brooks Zimmermann

WORLD DAY

The Fourth Grade took a little trip this year, as it does every year. In approximately 80 minutes the class went around the world.

They visited China, The Far East, Europe and The Americas. Dressed in traditional garb, and singing traditional songs the class danced their way from country to country.

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Right: The Fourth Grade Class dressed in traditional clothes of the different countries prepare to entertain the audience.

Above: Students dressed in robes from the Far East sing to an authentic song for the crowd.

Right: Using real grass skirts the girls dance the Hula, telling a Hawaiian story.

Right: Some of the Fourth Grade girls doing an authentic African dance.

LLeft: More of the art work done by the students depicting life in various nations around the world.

Left: Some of the students artistic talents were displayed in the form of the European Shields.

Below: Philip Kritikos plays the accordion during one of the European selections.

Above: Stephanie Gill reads a narrative about what is to be the next adventure.

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Lower School, Computer Teacher, Michelle Snow.

Barrett Bass

Ryan Becnel

Jacob Boe

Benjamin Bradshaw

Courtney Chappuis

Tyler Coatney

Jeannette Collins

Brooke Conroy

Casey Contreary

Jeffrey Cook

Anna-Marie Coons

Nicholas Darensburg

Lisette deBoisblanc

Frances Derby

Laura Dugas

Kristin Eckstein

Marina Erbstoesser

Jordan Estes

Katherine Fenerty

Adrian France

Hillary Gibbs

Sara Goodman

Colleen Gravely

Jessica Haley

Mark Holden

Heather Holland

Kaitlin Killory

Rami Khodr

Benjamin Leff

Brian Lessig

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Sophia Loupakos

Kristin Malone

Andrew Matthews

David McChesney

Daniel McCullough

Kelly McDonald

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William McQuaig

Lauren Mioton

Parker Morrison

Tyler Palacios

Neej Patel

Neema Patel

Margaret Patterson

Jeremy Peres

Katharine Pugh

Rachel Ramelli

Chas Richard

Carter Rossner

Kenneth Ruello III

Christopher Saporito

Taylor Scheinuk

Elizabeth Shackelford

Ruth Stedman

Venkat Subramaniam

Jimmy Tiblier

Joe Uddo

Gabriela Uribe

Tom Wall

Robert Watson

Katie Weidner

Mitchell White

Jessica Wise

Spencer Wool

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INDIAN DAY

As Indian Day approached, it looked more and more like the third grade students had done too good a job on their rain dance. After the morning rehearsal the skies opened up and the rains came.

With the performance only minutes away, the sun reappeared and the students dressed in their Indian garb put on a great show .

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Right: Mrs. Fransen lines up the third graders for their opening song, as the rain subsides and the sun comes out.

Above: Just before the one o'clock starting time many of the students were saddened by the rain.

Right: Two of the Indian Chiefs introduce the next rendition.

Right: Several of the students sit Indian style, ready to play their instruments and entertain the parents and friends

Left: Third grade students dressed as Indians perform a ceremonial dance , while other students play rain sticks for rhythm

Below : A young Indian brave plays his flute while other students look on. !!d

Above : Third grade girls dance as other students play instruments and sing ceremonial songs .

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Left: Some of the Indian Princesses perform a dance for their parents and other onlookers

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Rebec94 Fransen, Margaret Perret, and Tina Hintz tss+ P~ople

Erich Abbott

Adel Alizadeh

Jake Arakal

Lindsey Becker

Nate Beckett

Celeste Block

Benjamin Bologna

Camille Bourgeois

Andy Brinson

Claire Bruton

Jay Carisella

Stephen Chester

Ani Childress

Kaitlin Dastugue

Rebecca Denny

Christopher Denuna

Elizabeth Derby

Matthew Dozier

Sarah Dunn

Stella Duplas

Preston Emory

Kristin Foret

Evan Francis

Lindsey Gengo

Elizabeth Gibert

Michael Gieger

Hunter Gilbert

Denver Gray

Meredith Harris

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Matthew Hobbs

Brittney Hocut

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Patrick Hutchinson

Aaron Hyatt

Cooper Johnston

Natalie Keeney

Jamie Kovacs

Steven LaRosa

Billy Mayeux

Brian McCormick

Elyse McDaniel

Alexander Minno

Colin Nicholson

Jeffrey O'Bryon

Richard Odell

Phillip Podret

Allen Porter

Bobby Quintal

Gregg Re

Taylor Roberts

Christopher Senner

Ankit Sheth

Rachel Shuey

Mia Silvestri

Carolyn Small

Adam Tosh

Amelia Trask

Kelsey Vogt

Emily Walters

Rachel Watts

Katherine Weaver

Second Grade May Pole

On a peaceful and bright April morning the boys and girls donned their long dresses and shirts and ties for the annual May Pole Day.

The music and dancing showed off the talents of the second grade students. When it was all over everyone agreed it was one of the best ever.

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Left: The girls and boys of the second grade pose for a group picture before their performance.

Above : The girls, in their spring dresses, dance around the May Pole.

Right: The girls of the STM Second Grade skip happily around the May Pole with bright dresses and smiley faces.

Right: Second Grader, Taylor Roberts weaves in and out with the other girls.

Left: The boys dressed in shirts and ties step left than right during their performance.

Left: The boys of the second grade line up for a little folk dancing.

Below : The girls await the start of the music so they can dance around the May Pole.

Above: The boys and girls of the second grade salute themselves at the end of the annual May Pole Performance.

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People

Tootie Conway, Anne-Marie Menard Beebe, and Susan pansano

Ryan Aldridge

Kyle Anderson

James Barr

Pepper Baumer

Colin Berthelot

Stephen Borrello

Brooks Brumfield

Matthew Campbell

Lori M Castano

Catherine Chappuis

Chad Colon

Elizabeth Crouch

Ellen Cunningham

Chad Czechowski

Dominick Darensburg

William DePass

Roger Desanti Jr.

Christian Dittman

Taylor Eckstein

Antonio Fazio

Bryan Flick

Logan France

Anderson Funk

Anna Geoghagan

Gillian Gibbs

David Gilbert

Marithe Gutierrez

Donnie Jackson Jr.

Trevor Jackson

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Erin Killoy

Joey Kovacs

Jacqueline Lee

Adele LeGardeur

Blair Lumpkin

Camille Mallery

Alexander Mann

George Molaison

Libby Odell

Alexander Orlean

Kayla Osorno

Sarah Beth Pansano

Deena Provance

Jean Riess

Kyle Roberts

David Sabludowky

Scott Saunders

Craig Scales

Geoffrey Simkin

Sam Solomon

Travis Stead

Anna Tisdale

Nicholas Trist IV

Jimmy Uddo

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Lauren Waters

Paul Watson

Caroline Wiedemann

Caroline Wilson People

Pilgram Day

Thanksgiving, 1995, brought out the first graders in the costumes of our founding fathers. They sang patriotic songs bringing out the holiday they were about to celebrate.

This was a fitting way to enter the holiday season of this time of the year.

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Right: The class, dressed in their pilgrim clothes prepare to open their program.

Above : Some of the first graders use sign language to sign one of the songs that they were singing

Right: During the last rehearsal the students showed great enthusiasm in preparing for their Pilgrim Day

Right: A group of student present some of the food used by our ancestors at the first Thanksgiving

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Left: Students use a cornucopia, pumpkins, and corn as props for their presentation.

Left: The students take time out to thank God for what they have been given, as their ancestors had done.

Below : Some of the boys introduce the next selection during Pilgrim Day Ceremonies

Above: One of the students uses a dog puppet as he presents his part of the program.

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Allison Wagner, Julie Dieth, Kim Matthews, Linda McDermott, Liz, Little, and Ann Bellard.

Jessica C. Baer

Elizabeth T Baker

Charlotte D Bauer

Jamie C. Bethley

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Michelle E. Borrello

Parker H. Bossier

David E . Bremermann , Jr.

Leslie C. Brockhoeft

Margaret B. Bruton

Susannah C. Bunch

Devvin A. Burgess

Marjorie Champaign-B a ssett

Erica M . Clark

Laurie E. Clotworthy

Brett R Czechowski

Margaux T. Dastugue

Alyssa D. DeSanti

Hugh Edmundson

Ryan M. Eskridge

Evans M . Hadden

Stephanie E . Holden

Jack P Hurley

Katherine M. Kemmerly

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Kayla Morel

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Christine M . Pardee

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Troy L. Patterson

Katherine B. Peck

Jana N. Podret

Morgan Prieur

Alex Prince

Kevin M. Quinet

Kyle Ridley

Erin Rose

Hilary C. Scheinuk

Lexi Schooley

Amanda S Skinner

Hamsini S. Sridharan

Preston T. Stead

Julia E . Tecchie

Christopher J. Tosh

James B. Trist

John H. Truett III

Jerry Y. Wang

Adair R. Watkins

Edward P. Watts

Michael B. Weaver

Richard A. Weigand

Parker Wright

COWBOY DAY

OnFriday,May 10, the ponies and wagons came to the STM Lower School. It was Cowboy Day for the kindergarten students .

Boys and girls dressed in their jeans, boots, and hats saddled up Everyone had fun riding, roping, and eating.

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Right: A young cowboy sits tall in the saddle , while taking a ride around the camp site.

Above: Some of the cowgirls and cowboys climb aboard the wagon for a ride

Right: Some of the cowgirls rest while waiting on their turn to take a wagon ride around the camp site.

Above : A kindergarten cowgirl stop s to pose for a picture before taking her turn on the pony ride.

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Left: At one time during the day some of the cowboys and cowgirls had to defend their fort from an Indian raid

Left: Members of the kindergarten class take a ride around the lower school area in a pony drawn wagon.

Below: Someofthecowpokes pose with their upper school pa ' tner during Cowboy Day

Above: At the end of

long day the kindergarten students wave good-by, happy for the day, but sad that it is over.

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Kip Blake, Jane Guillory,Cheryl Smith, Alma Roohi, Cheryl Resignola, and Kerry Vogt.

Ehren Abbott Jennifer L. Baer Casha C. Balkan

Nicholas H. Depass Caroline S. Bologna Stephen W. Gieger

Anshul M. Mehra Julia Small

Robert Breaux

Marshall Brumfield

Caroline Burglass

Taylor Colon

Kylie Contreary

Beau D ' Aunoy

Joel Derby

Perrin Downing

Alyssa Edmundson

Dean -Michael Elazab

Courtney Foret

Anne J. Funk

Liam Hutchinson

Katie Kerut

Parker Lachowsky

Mitchell Leff

Anastasia Loupakos

Maryclaire T Manard

Katie Odell

Madeline Roe

Ross Ruel lo

Luis Salazar

Katharine Saussy

Julia E. Scales

Michelle Taylor

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Chet Vaughn

Libby Webber

Sara Whitehead

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Community Days

For Pre- Kindergarten students the everyday humdrum of their parents and business world is foreign. Each year that is why they open their own offices and stores.

The girls and boys become Doctors, nursers, barbers and beauticians, movie theater operators and ice cream parlor operators It's all fun and everyone has a good time

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Head of School, Mr. Leo Dressel has his hair cut and gets a shave at the annual Community Days.

Above: On a hot spring day our ice cream will hit the spot.

Right: After his shave and hair cut, Mr. Dressel takes time out for some cool refreshing ice cream.

Right: "This is one of our best sellers and we only have a few left."

Left: "Wow accounting for all this money is hard work. Now I know why mom and dad are so tired at night."

Left: Some young nurses take care of a young lady with a sprained wrist.

Below: "As soon as I can get this hat straight we can open for business ."

Above: " We'rereadytoserve these fresh hot beignets, and here come the customers.

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FOOTBALL

Below: Coaches Dozier and Farber talk strategies with quarterback Shane Bohrer.

Above: Jason Clotworthy helps Michael Brown fight off a block.

Right: Co-captain, Chip McGeehan, watches intently after a season endrngmJury.

Right: Defensive back, Mike Truax, hunts for another Greenie to tackle.

Below: Running back, David Schultz, blasts through opposrng defense.

Right: Saints open a hole for the ball carrier.

UPPER SCHOOL FOOTBALL:

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Stephanie Sharpie , Trainer Mike Broussard, Assistant Coach Charles McGeehan , Head Coach Sam Dozier, Athletic Director Mike Giambelluca , Assistant Coach Guy Farber, Tatum Truax, Kevin Solis, Nick Barbee, Matt Rigdon, Steven Sherman, Deane Smith, Thomas Thomason , Alan Watts, Tom Register, Kevin Goldblatt, Matt Zeller, Jim Scheuri ch , Justin Goldblatt, Eric Allison , Danny Navar, Matt Barbee, Erich Faust, Jason Clotworthy , Robert Hicks, David Sharpie, Andrew Gooch , Mike Truax, Casey Ramelli, Jonathan Houstan , Geoff Artigues , Charles Christy , Anthony Guzzetta, Marty Black , Brett Sutton , Chip McGeehan, Lea Perez, Parker Argote , David Shultz, Andrew Stakelum, Curt Beaulieu , Robby Clotworthy , Evan Alford, Christian Chauvin, Robert Stone, Brian Werth, Danny Trahant , Shane Bohrer, Thacher Holden , Stephen Faust , William Rolston, Juan Linares, and Jason Brown

Something to Prove

Despite a 4 and 6 record this year , the St. Martin ' s Saints have kept a great attitude and have shown us a fantastic performance, with great consistancy. The loss to Buras at Homecoming was the pivitol game in which they could have bounced back from a losing streak . When Chip McGeehan , senior co- captain and leader in touchdowns for the team was injured at the half, it proved to be a costly loss for the team

Coach Dozier is hoping that his level of athletes coming out on the field continues to improve He has high expectations for the team in '96 He needs to find a new quarterback to replace Shane Bohrer, and a new safety to fill Chip McGeehan ' s shoes . He anticipates a lot of kids coming out next year including his star players: Christian Chauvin , Brett Sutton , Mike Truax, Jason Clotworthy , and Steven Sherman. The football team had a season full of great memories.

MARTIN'S

MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL:

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Scott Samuel, Nick Hintz, Mike Blatt, Adam Smith, Donald D ' Aunoy, Sunny Katoch, Ryan Adkerson, Skeets Pyburn , Trey Moses, Blaize Angelico, Bryan McManus, Christian Picolo, Will McCulloch, Scott Robinson, Zach Tyson, Jason Baer, Nathaniel Rogers , Rhett Klienshmitt, Jeff Glaser , Ryan Evans, Dennis Stewart, Georg Venturatos, Chris Johnson , Peter Castaing , and Rufus Harris

VOLLEYBALL

Below: StephanieMurray goes for the glory!

Above: Elizabeth McManus prepares for a killer return.

Right: Coleen Kenny serves another ace!

Right: Team confers with Coach Trevino between games.

Below: Team goes for a spike!

Right: Fellow teammates watch intently as Stephanie Murray returns a difficult serve.

Serve, Set, and Win

The St. Martin's Volleyball Team was inspired by their motto: "No Fear - No Excuses - No regrets". Coached by Mrs. Trevino, Varsity ended with a 1418 total record and 4-4 district record. Though led by multiple seniors, the captains were Elizabeth McManus, Stephanie Murray, and Stacy Weber.. All three additionally made All-District. Stephanie Langlois and Coleen Kenny were announced as Honorable Mention in District. Elizabeth McManus, Stephanie Murray, Stacy Weber, Stephanie Langlois, Ryan Ann Murphy, and Keri Solis were nominated for the Academic All State Volleyball Team. The '95 team was the first at STM to travel out of state to the McGill Tournament in Mobile, Alabama. They placed 4th in the Episcopal Tournament. The Junior-Varsity, coached by Mrs. Edwards, remained competitive all season as the Varsity fulfilled their goal of improvement. Mrs. Trevino feels that "this team grew as a unit from August through November." The many seniors will be missed and leave a tough legacy and fond memories.

ST. MARTIN'S

Above, the Varsity Team, Left to Right: Rebecca Dunn, Catherine Betz, Jennifer Dinsdale, Stephanie Langlois, Ryan Ann Murphy, Elizabeth McManus, Keri Solis, Stacy Weber, Coleen Kenny, Stephanie Murray, Caroline Elliot, Megan Hintz, Lisa Abry, and Dominique Matulich.

Above, The J.V. team, Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Madeline Chimento, Jill Wren, Michelle McDaniel, Sharmel Genthon, K.K. Martinez, Lauren Venturatos, Marci Juneau, Amy Scalia, Megan Rigdon, Emery Ordemann, Courtney Duhe, Florie Claire Webb, Emily Taylor, Rebecca Rogers, Grant Melius, Lindsay Levine, Aimee Folse, Lesley Flores, Julie Fiorenza, and Kelly Schwab.

Below: Justin Molaison all by himself while doing the breast stroke.

Above: AdriennePhillips drives toward the end of the pool.

Right: Richard Lo shivers at the end of the race.

Right: Brittany Olson free styles to victory.

Below: Wade Betz flies out of the blocks.

Right: Adam Smith swims the butterfly.

Top to bottom, left to right: Charlie Hawkins, Jose Mendez, Kendall Chauvin, Matt Rappold, Mathis Hall, Coach Alan Smith, Wade Betz, Brian Kaye, Richard Lo, John Russell, Chad Flick and Roger Fox. Second row: Elizabeth Williams, Adrienne Philips, Alison Rodriguez, Andrea Roohi, Emily Hymowitz, Lauren Dellinger, Randall Snare, Rebecca Tuuri, Jessica Resignola, Brittany Olsen, and Adam Smith. Bottom row: Aimee Moreau, Sarah Tuuri, Robbie Paydo, Scott Felter, Matthew Steadman, Rabun Fox, Malain McCormick, and Alison Johnson.

Swimming To the Top!

I n his ninth season as head coach of the St. Martin's swim team, Coach Alan Smith is to be commended for seven state championships and four runner-up titles. During the dual meet season, the swim team practiced every Thursday in order to discern which event best suits each swimmer for the state event. According to Coach Smith , "We don't slow down our efforts in training during the season due to the state championship being our goal!"

The boys' were led by High School All-American Billy Coleman, Senior Ian McAllister, and Richard Lo. Andrea Roohi and Alison Rodriguez were dominate for the girls. The boys were state champions, for the third year in a row, while the girls came in third. All in all it was a great year.

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Brth. Martin & Mt. Carmel w Northshore w

Ben Franklin (Girls') L

Ben Franklin (Boys') w

District (Boys') !st

District (Girls') 4th

Metro League 4th

State (Girls') 3rd

Above: Alison Rodriguez leaps off to a commanding lead

State (Boys') 1st

CROSS COUNTRY

Below: John David Godchaux masters the difficult turn.

Above: Coach Giambellucaand Wesley Rolston show off the girls' well deserved trophy.

Right: Asha Jayakrishnan passes another good runner.

Right: Chris Tusa leads the team to 2nd place in district.

Below : The boys team gets off to a great start.

Right: Zak Baig and Pete Adair outpace the competition.

Seniors pace teams to 2nd place in District

I t was a great season for the Cross-Country team. Ithadthree seniors: Wesley Rolston, John David Godchaux , and Chris Tusa. This year the boys ran together in a group during meets, finishing in the top half. Chris Tusa had the best time for the boys. They finished second in district competition, with Chris Tusa in the top three. The girls team was a strong, young team. Freshman , Caroline Williams, and eighth grader, Dana Burshell, led the girls team. The girls were also second in district. Both the girls ' and boys ' teams finished in eighth place in the state meet. The team had the best results in the Baton Rouge Invitational.

The Middle School Team was one of the best and largest teams they have had in years. The outcome looks good for future years.

Above, Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Chandler Truax, Monty Groome, John David Godchaux, Alan Stone, Trey Thompson, Justin Bourgeois, Grayson Pool, Worth Groome, Zak Baig, Chris Tusa, Ari Burshell, Jonathan Mendez, Peter Adair, Caroline Williams, Alisa Baum, Kiki Theriot, Katie Nugon, Vaughn Thames, Caroline Merrick, Annie Fowler, Jennifer Coleman, Jennie Ernst, Wesley Rolston, Asha Jayakrishnan, Tori Seixas, Beth Prewitt, Lisa Lowry, Elena Perez, and Dana Burshell

Above: Lisa Lowry and Kiki Theriot run ahead as Alisa Baum prepares to catch up.

Below : Catherine makes her way towards the goal.

Above: Juan blocks the defenders, allowing Jennifer to take the shot.

Right: Catherine goes for the rebound .

Right: Stacy watches Juan struggle to strip the ball free.

Below : Defenders Elizabeth and Tatum guard their opponent.

Right: Candice muscles her way up to the hoop.

Girls Varsity Basketball

Hoopin it Up

Thisyear the Girls' Team had a new leader in Coach Robin Martin. Coming from UNO, where she was a Graduate Assistant, Coach Martin brought a new look to the STM Girls' Basketball.

Senior captains Elizabeth McManus, Tatum Truax and Stacy Weber lead the team to the playoffs. During the season the girls had some impressive wins over some very formidable opponents.

With Juniors Candis Carbo and Ja Juan Gair, and Sophomores Catherine Betz, Michelle Delainey and Jennifer Dinsdale Coach Martin has the nucleus for another very good team. Add to that returning Freshman Aimee Folse and Amy Scalia St. Martin's should be in for another good year.

Middle School

Laney Robein, Elizabeth Schoen, Miesje

Zimmerman, Ashley

Peterson,Akila

Subramaniam, Lindsey

Greer, Aimee Moreau, Somatha Keene, Ashley K. Mohrman, Alexandra Pappas.

1996Awards

Most Improved: Amy Scalia

Most Valuable: Katherine Betz

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Wagner, Jennifer Dinsdale, Ja Juan Gair, Stacy Weber, Candice Carbo , Amy Scalia, Coach Martin, Elizabeth McManus, Catherine Betz, Michelle Delaney, Tatum Truax, Madeline Chimento

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Lindsey Crotty, Amanda Flores, Jessica Boe,

Most Improved: Blake Schuhmacher and Michael Smuck

Most Valuable: James Ashcombe

Below: Michael makes a fast break for the goal.

Above : Brett watches Michael try to save the fleeing ball.

Right: Mark goes up for the hoop with Zach's assistance.

Right: Chike and Michael look on as Jonathan prepares to shoot.

Below: The team confers about strategy for the final plays.

Right: James and Michael fight for the ball as Jonathan recovers for the next play.

Boys Varsity Basketball

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach McGuire, Chip McGeehan, Michael Smuck, Nihal Godiwala, James Ashcombe, Zachary Goodyear, Michael Brown, Jonathan Houston, Nick Pappas , Robert Green, Brett Sutton, Blake Schuhmacher, Chike Ozah , Mark Angehr

Flying High

The 1996 boys basketball team , led by Coach Michael McGuire , had a successful year despite the heartbreaking loss to Fisher in the battle for third place in district. The team was young and only had a few varsity experienced players , yet it did have some outstanding victories such as the win over" St. Stanisloss."

James Ashcombe was name All-District and Chike Ozah , Chip Mcgeehan , and Michael Smuck were selected for AllDistrict Honorable Mention. This year's team, although not achieving their Distric Championship goal, stayed focused and positive throughout the year which benefited everyone from the players t the coaches.

Ju n ior Varsity

Left to Right: Coach Lind, Jason Brown, Matthew Houston, Jonathon Smith, Christopher Weigand, Daniel Trahant, Seth Duplatis, Justin Svec

Mi d dle School

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Lind, Zachary Tyson, George Venturatos, Trey House, Trey Moses, Nick Hintz, Mark Ashcomb, Jason Baer, Nathaniel Rogers , Peter Castaing, Christian Piccolo

Below: Sara Beth catches the ball.

Above : Wesley prepares to deliver a long pass as Adrienne comes to assist.

Right: Caroline vehemently guards the ball after a great save .

Right: Other players watch as Stephanie lofts the ball towards the goal.

Below: Adrienne disrupts an enemy's attempt at scoring as Jen and Julie guard their posts.

Right: Jenn goes after the ball as Stephanie guards against other players.

Girls Varsity Soccer

PuttingTheir Best Foot Foward!

This year the Girls' Soccer team did exceptional well. Their efforts not only won them victories, but also the praise of coaches and fans.

Senior, Stephanie Murray had an outstanding year, and along with co-captain Sara Beth Odom proved to be a force to be reckoned with. The graduating seniors will be greatly missed, but the underclassmen will carry on in their absence.

Junior Varsity

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Vaughn Thames, Kelly Hall, Meghan McDermott, Caroline Merrick, Annie Fowler, Stephanie Caine, Grant Melius, Katie Wester, Megan Rigdon, Amanda Reese, Brittany Olson, Cynthia Tan, Katie Nugon, Ashley Stewart, Rebecca Tuuri, Ashley Hall, Emily Bordelon, Allison Johnson, Deepa Bhatnagar:

Middle School

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach McGeehan, Anna Bengtsson, Sarah Tuuri, Priya Anand, Michelle Chang, Natalie Stein, Nicole Dicharry, Kelly Goodwin, Megan McDonald, Chris LaRosa, Dana Burshell, Kara Contreary, Sara Castano, Margot Castaing, Shellie Harmon, Catharine O'Connell, Katherine Bologna, Lindsay Abernathy

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Megan Hintz, Caroline Elliott, Jennifer Blatty , Andrea Cecil , Stephanie Murray , Sarah Beth Odom , Wesley Rolston , Carole Miranne , Stephanie Sharpie , Dominique Matulich , Kelly Hall , Adrienne Phillips , Amanda Abrams , Julie Fiorenza, Megan Rigdon , Emery Ordemann, Emily Bordelon, Emily Kimble, Ashley Authement

Below : Robert , heading towards the goal, storms past two opponents.

Above: Juan and Stephen make a final effort at the goal.

Right: Stephen demonstrates his moves as he changes direction.

Right: Lowry , Jonathan, and Thomas intensely protect their goal.

Below: The team members confers with Coach Echt before the final minutes of a game.

Right: Kendall and Jonathan make a valient effort against the Greenies.

Boys Varsity Soccer

Soc' it to 'E01!

This year's accomplishments throughout the season were not measured by the records that are written on paper, but by what the team has shown through their skill and efforts on the field. The boys' soccer team worked hard the entire season , but fell short of making the playoffs in a losing stuggle to St. Charles, the final game of the season.

What the team has learned, is not shown through gaining titles, but it is rather in their display of positive attitudes on the field and their cooperation with each other. The soccer team had a fun and successful season this year, and they wish to come back next year with more vigor and power to sweep the district.

1st. Team All District

Christian Chauvin

Brandon Dinon

Lowery Smith

Stephen St. Pierre

Woodward Oge

Most Improved:

Allan Chang

Most Valuable: Brandon Dinon

Above: Charlie puts a halt to the Greenies progress.

Below : Parker , Christian, Jonathan, and Charlie await the penalty kick.

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Lowery Smith , Charles Christy, Parker Argote, Juan Linares, Brandon Dinon , Christian Chauvin, Woodward Oge, Curt Beaulieu, Stephen St. Pierre, David Sharple, Chris Close, Jonathan Campo, Kendall Chauvin, Charlie McChesney, Brian Werth, Andy Jaspan, and Robert Stone

Below: Andy makes a painful move to gain the advantage.

Right:The referee gives the count as Dennis pins his opponent.

Below: The team gathers on the mat before the matches begin.

Above: Marty and his opponent are getting "ready to rumble ." Below: Lea makes the finishing move to win the match.

Above: Andrew (Gooch) puts all of his heart into winning the physical battle.

Varsity Wrestling

Take it to the Mats

Coach Brian Berke had high hopes for his 1995-1996 Wrestling Team. While they did not win the state wrestling title they did not let him down. Led by Juniors Andrew Gouch, Lea Perez, Deane Smith and Mike Truax the team made a very commendable showing, and with any luck all will be back next year.

What the team lacked in size it made up with intensity. This allowed the team to finish among the top teams in most of the tournaments they participated in. Because this years team was made up of all underclassmen, St. Martin's Wrestling Team should be one of the top teams in the state next year.

Top State Finishers

Danny Na var - 2nd.

Andy Chrestman - 3rd.

Andrew Gooch - 3rd.

Lea Perez - 3rd.

Marty Black - 4th.

Deane Smith - 5th.

Geoffrey Artigues 6th.

Mike Truax - 6th.

Most Improved:

Most Valuable: Marty Black

Above : Deane utilizes his head squeezing strategy to take down his opponent.

Below: Danny calmly controls his opponent.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Mike Truax , Andrew Gooch, Charlie Rawlins, Deane Smith,

Lea Perez

Lea Pere z, Geoff Artigues, Coach Brian Berke , Dennis Stewart, Peyton Cavaroc, Danny Navar, Andy Chrestman, Jonathan Coleman , Marty Black

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Below : Blake prepares to catch the fly ball.

Above: Brett returns the ball to the pitcher after another strike.

Right: Nick pitches for an out during the last inning

Right: Shane makes an important base hit.

Below : Juan gives his all to get his sliding opponent out.

Right: Jason steals third to make it home.

Varsity Baseball

Touching all the Bases!

This years' STM Baseball Team while small was very evenly distributed throughout the Upper School Grades. This allowed the older boys to work with the underclassmen and help them with their fundamentals and learn Coach Dozier's style of play.

Because of this experience the team was in almost every game even though they were often cast as the underdog. With fourteen players retuning, many of them starters, Coach Dozier is looking forward to a winning season.

All District: Jason Clotworthy

Nicholas Pappas

Honorable Mention: William Tolston

Lowery Smith

All East Jefferson Baseball Team: Nicholas Pappas

Most Improved: David Shultz

Most Valuable: Nicholas Pappas Sports

Above: Coach Dozier reinstates the strategy during a lull in the action.

Below : Teamates confer about the game ' s progress.

Right: Stephen shows off his pitching skill.

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Farber, David Schultz, Robert Green , Shane Bohrer, Stephen Faust, Jaun Linares , Blake Schuhmacher, Lowery Smith, Coach Dozier, Nicholas Pappas, Geoffrey Artigues , William Rolston, Christian Thomsen , Steven Sherman, Brett Sutton, Andrew Stakelum , Ja son Brown , Ja son Clotworthy , Geoff Strahand, and Guy Johnston

Right: Jessica tosses the ball to the catcher during practice.

Below: Jennifer awaits the throw from Megan after she scoops up a ground ball .

Right: Megan leans to catch the ball, making the runner out.

Right: Malain excitedly hits the ball during practice.

Middle School Softball

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Lillie Rea, Alexandra Pappas, Jessica Boe, Miesje Zimmermann, Megan Peck, Laney Robein, Carly Boos , Amanda Flores, Sarah Watts , Margot Castaing, Lindsay Greer , Meri Maurer, Christine St. Germain , Katie Piccolo, Sara Castano, Ashley Mohrmann, Sarah Tuuri, Michelle Chang, Katherine Bologna, Ashley Peterson, Nicole Dicharry

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Nub Rubber. Backseat Bus Talks Pepper...Trippin' 3 Best Seniors: JD, SS, TW The Quitters Prayin' to God: LF & JD Unforgetable Slides: LF, JD, TW, SS Cellular Phones Beepers Thrown out of game: MH & TW Seniors carry equipment?! Miley Attitudes Fans: MP & TT ... Buras Cows ... Betty Jo ... Strawberry Fest...Benched .. .Juicy Juicy Roosters Obstacle Course SCORE! ! ! One Ten Lung Hackin ' .. .TurtleNecks ... Hymo-Hossgirl...Flashin' ... G ... Dr. Quinn ... Fat Free Snacks wooden paddles Sugar Highs Lazy Seniors

Heading for Home

With three seniors starting, the softball team faced a group of tough teams in their district. The team was filled with a group of talented people including our catcher, Stephanie Sharpie, the second baseman Jennifer Dennuna, and the left fielder Taylor Woleber. With Charles Maumus and Sue Edwards leading the team and our faithful managers Sharmel and Nisha assisting , the team spent hours preparing for each game. Although the team did not succeed in all their games , they did have a great season overall including an exciting comeback win against Fisher.

Most Improved: Stephanie Caine and Marci Juneau

Most Valuable: Lesley Flores and Stephanie Sharple

Varsity Softball

Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Kim Tsai, Coach Charles Maumus, Jessica Resignola, Elise Dicharry, Lesley Flores, Amanda Hall, Tanya Gorowara, Stephanie Caine, Jill Wren, Coach Edwards, Courtney Duhe, Cynthia Tan, Malain McCormick, Megan Hintz, Alison Rodriguez, Sharmel Genthon, Stephanie Sharpie, Jennifer Denuna, Taylor Wohleber , Nisha Chakravarty

Above: Kim throws the ball back to her partner.

Below: Kim Malano serving up what she hopes is an ace during an important match.

Above: Mark Angehr vollys with a strong backhand.

Right: Andy Jaspan throws the ball high into the air as he prepares to serve during one of the singles matches.

Right: James Ashcomb prepares to return his opponets serve using his strong forehand.

Below: Nihal Godiwala releases his serve during a match at City Park.

Right: Justin Svec picks the ball off the ground using a backhand return.

Back

Returning all Serves

This year's Tennis team , under to direction of Coach Echt, was made up almost entirely of underclassmen. The team was also combined into one unit with Coach Echt and Pam Ashcombe (a parent) working with both the boys and girls.

Led by seniors Jonathan Houston , Kim Milano , Jen Blatty and Alicia Fiorenza did well in the Regional Tournament. The team went on to a strong finish in State Tournament play.

Regional Doubles:

Nihal Godiwala & Andy Jaspan

Chris Close & Mark Angehr

Kim Milano & Tori Siexas

Florie Claire Webb & K.K. Martinez

Rigional Singles:

Jenn Blatty

State SemiFinalists: Kim Milano & Tori Seixas

State Finalist:

Nih a l Godiwala & Andy Jaspan

1996 STM Tennis Team

Row: Jonathan Smith, Justin Molison, Nihal Godiwala , James Ashcombe , Chris Close , Mark Anghehr , Jonathan Houston, Jonathan Mendez, and Coach Danny Echt. Front Row: Justin Bourgeois , Florie Claire Webb , Tori Seixas, K. K. Martinez , Lauren Venturatos, Michelle McDaniel, Ashley Stewart, Katie Wester, Randall Snarre, Deepa Bhatnagar, and Justin Svec.

Left: Tori Seixas returns a backhand to her opponet during a match at City Park.

Below : Allan Chang passes in front of the stands during one of the sprint events at the STM Invitational.

Above: Ja Juan Gair clears the hurdle and goes on to win the State Championship.

Right: Erich Faust prepares to launch the javelin during one of the qualifying meets.

Right: Coach Marsalis , Mr. Drago, Mr. Barbee and Mr. Godchaux time a heat of the 100 meters during the STM Invitational.

Below: GingerGuzzettaclears the bar in the high jump event.

Right: David Schultz prepares to take the hand off from Danny Trahant.

Clearing all the Hurdles!

This years track team was extremely young , with only eight seniors out of the seventy plus member team. However there achievements exceeded most expectations. The girls and boys finished second and fourth in district respectively.

What was especially gratifying was the number of individual accomplishments at both regional and state by underclassmen Everyone is looking forward to a great year in ' 97.

All District Hurdles:

Ja Juan Gair (State Champion)

Chris Tusa (Fourth in State)

All District Javelin: Catherine Betz (Third in State & Qualified for Junior Nationals.)

All District Pole Vault: Villy Gooodwin (Fifth in State)

1996 St. Martin's Track and Field Team

Coached by Chick McGeehan, Jim Marsalis and Mike Giambelluca.

Left: Catherine Betz launches one of her record breaking javelin throws.

Below: Rebecca Tuuri blows the hair out of her face as she finishes a lap during the eight hundred

Above: Kevin Solis leaves the ground for what he hopes to be a long, long jump.

Right: Mike Truax lets the shop put fly.

Right: Asha leads the mile run comming out of the turn on the final lap.

Below: Chris Tusa clear the bar during the high jump

Right: Liz McManus successfully clears the bar in the high jump event.

Lauran Dellinger starting to throw the discus during the St. Martins Invitational Tournament.

Left: Thomas Thomason turns to throw the shot put during the STM Invitational.

Below : Caroline Williams make the mile run look like a cake walk.

Above : Chris Tusa leaves the ground during the 100 meter hurdles.

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Below: James Ashcombe addresses a long putt after coming up short on his approach shot.

Above: Matt Rigdon rolls in a long putt as his playing parterners watch.

Right: Allang Chang prepares to tee off on one of the short par three holes.

Right: Senior Chris Bowman putts for a birdie as his opponet looks on

Below: James Ashcombe checks his scorecard as Allan Chang looks on.

Right: Jonathan and Jason Martinez (not brothers) stop to pose for a picture during one of the qualifying matches.

Straight Down Middle! the

With only one senior and two middle Schooler' s this was a building year for the St. Martin's Golf Team. However, the team played far beyond their potential, leaving a lot of hope for next year.

Chris Bowman the only senior led the team and made it to the state tournament With two Freshman who have already lettered, everyone is waiting on 1997.

Twelvth in Region: Christopher Bowman

Most Improved: James Ashcombe

Most Valuable: Chris Bowman

1996 St. Martin's Golf Team

Back Row: Matt Rigdon, James Ashcombe and Chris Bowman. Front Row: Jason Martinez and Jonathan Martinez (Middle School). Not Pictured: Jimmy Reese, Allan Chang, Blake Bourguard, Jonathan Griffin, Matt Houston, Drew Wilkie and Jonathan Sherwood.

Left: Chris Bowman hits his approach shot from just off the green.

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Below: Senior Cheerleaders huddle together to keep each other warm, as the watch the game .

Above: Devils, Guy Johnston and Stephen St. Pierre, pose with Tori Hodges during the 1995 Homecoming Game.

Right: Cheerleaders Kelly Hall, Ja Juan Gair, and Lisa Abry lead the student body in a cheer during a pep rally.

Below: Senior Cheerleaders

Fiorenza , Coleen Kenny, Stacy Weber , Rebecca Dunn and Jennifer Denuna pose for a picture during the opening of school.

Above: The Cheerleaders get the fans into the game with a cheer during a time out of a home basketball game.

They Pep Up the Crowd.

This years Saints' Cheering Squad was made upof girls from the four Upper School c l asses. They not only cheered at most sporting events but at pep rallies and the "New Beginning " a special get together at the opening of school.

Most of the girls participated in ot her extra curricular activities. Therefore, they had to make sacrifices in order to lead the fa n s.

Go Saints all the Way

1995 -1996 Saints' Cheerleaders

Top to Bottom , Left to Right: Emily Taylor , Amanda Abrams, Jennifer Dinsdale Candis Carbo , Coleen Kenny , Stacy Weber , Ja Juan Gair , Sharmel Genthon, K. K. Martinez , Kelly Hall , Lisa Abry , Rebecca Dunn , Alecia Fiorenza , Jennifer Denuna, Dominique Matulich and Catherine Betz .

Left: Senior Cheerleader, Stacy Weber watches intently during a home football game.

C L u B s

Right: Junior Class Officers, left to right, Secretary, Akash Anand, Vice-President, JaJuan Gair, President, Asha Jayakrishnan, and Treasurer, Ari Burshell.

Left: Senior Class, officers from left to right, Vice-President, Chike Ozah, Secretary, Sarah Beth Odom, and President, Curt Beaulieu. Not pictured, Treasurer, Taylor Wohleber.

Right: Freshman Class Officers, left to right, Preident Megan Rigdon, Vice-President, Justin Goldblatt, Secretary, Jessica Resignola, and Treasurer, Mathis Hall.

Left: Sophomore Class Officers, left to right, VicePresident, Jennifer Dinsdale, President, Mark Angehr, Secretary, Marty Black, and Treasurer, Elise Dicharry.

Clubs

St. Martin's '95-'96 Student Council

Standing left to right: Blake Schuhmacher, Amy Scalia, Malain McCormick, Matthew Rigdon, Amanda Abrams, James Reese, Nihal Godiwala, Andrew Chrestman. Sitting: StacyWeber,StephanieMurray,EmilyKimble,CurtBeaulieu,Mrs.DianneGreer,Mr.Jim Marsalis. Kneeling: Rebecca Tuuri, Dominique Matulich, AshaJayakrishnan, Seth Duplantis, and Justin Svec.

Ian McAllister shows his enthusiasm for the morning show.

Stephanie Murray and Stacy Weber prepare to tape the morning show.

SHIELD C L u

Above Back Row Left to Right: Alison Johnson, Jessica Resignola, Stephanie aine, Tyson Geary, Worth Groome, Jimmy Reese, Zack Goodyear, ames Ashcomb, and Ari Burshell. Front Row: Elena Perez , Kiki Theri t, JaJuan Gair, Emily Guiza, Ashley Authement, Nisha , Marci Campo, Allan Chang, and Deane Smith.

Tyson Geary is reviewing pictures for the yearbook.

Elena Perez is working hard at organizing the pictures.

Kelly Hall is diligently working on getting the yearb0.ok completed.

Deane Smith and Brandon Voss are typing articles for the yearbook.

Elena Perez and Nisha Chakravarty while proofing pages of the shield before being mailed.

Werth Groome and Eric Alison are finishing up the sports section of the yearbook.

Trey Thompson, Mark Angher, Allen Watts, Zachary Goodyear, Scott Felter, Blake Bourquard, Rebecca Tuuri, and Ms. June Wells, Advisor. Kneeling, NishaChakravarty, Caroline Byrd, Jennifer Blatti, Wes Felter, Chris Bowman, and Nihal Godiwala.

Ms Wells heavily thinking about what she is going to write next. Clubs

Above Left to Right: Standing, Nicolas Pappas, Richard Lo,

Rebecca Tuuri editing an article while posing for the picture.

Above: Anthony Guzzetta and Drew Wilkie proofread an article.

Above: Jennifer Dinsdale, Lauren Venturatos, Andrea Anderson, Andrea Cecile, Nicholas Pappas, Trey Thompson, Kevin Solis, Mark Angehr, Chris Close, Roger Fox, Keri Solis, and Muffin Labouisse.

Nicholas Pappas and Ms. Wells are carefully looking over the Lyre pages.

'-CIVIC ClUB-

Some of the Civic Club members are getting involved and taking their club very seriously.

Clubs

All of the Civic Club members pose for a group picture with their club advisors, Mr. Rivet and Mrs. Quinet.

Mr. Rivet concentrates on organizing his club.

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Amanda Abrams , Alisa Baum , Danny Navar, Katie Wester , Alison Rodriguez, Amanda Hall, Jill Wren, Emily Tayor, Michelle McDaniel , Ashley Stewart, Megan McDermott , and Cynthia Tan. Front Row: Club Officers: Wesley Rolston, Coleen Kenny , Andy Jaspan , and Curt Beaulieu.

Above Left to Right: Katie Wester, Amanda Hall, and Kelly McManis.

Above Left to Right: Back Row, Seth Duplantis, Annie Fowler, Liz Williams, Adrienne Phillips, William Rolston , Isaiah Shannon, Parker Argote, Brandon Dinon, Caroline Merrick, Aimee Folse, Amanda Reese , Stephanie Caine, Elise Dichary , Judith Diasselliss , Kelly McManis , and Raymond Riles. Middle: Monty Groome , Katie Nugon , Vaughn Thames ,

Above Left to Right: Alan Watts, Mathis Hall, and Jose Carlos Mendez.

Clubs

Above: Left to Right, Charlie Hawkins, Chris Bowman, Stephen Faust, Douglas Getten, Parker Argote, Kendall Chauvin, Seth Duplantis, Jonathan Campo, Bill Maurer, Nick Barbie, Fr. Farrell, club advisor. First Row, Rebecca Turri, Micki Delaney, Emily Bordelon, Ashley Stewart.

Above: Douglas Getten and Stephen Faust lead the way for the acolytes at the end of the ceremony.

Above: Top left to right, Fr. Malone, Mark Ashcomb, Trey Moses, Ted Getten, Dennis Stewart, Bryan McManus. Bottom left to right: Katie Piccolo, Erik DiRoche, ~avid Coons, Ryan Francis.

Mary Maurer, Elizabeth Ho

Catherine O' Connel, and Jason Baer, Rufis Harris . Cl ubs

Above Left to Right: Stephanie Murray, Robert Greene, Curt Beaulieu, Stacy Weber, Tatum Truax, and Taylor Wohleber.

Above Top Left to Right: Mike Truax, Ja Juan Gair , Aimee Folse, Coach McGuire, club advisor, Deane Smith, Peter Adair, Elizabeth McManus, Stacy Weber, Curt Beaulieu, Michael Smuck, and Candice Carbo. Bottom Left to Right: Dominique Matulich, Micki Delaney, Catherine Betz, and Taylor Wohleber.

Above Top Row: Elizabeth Weigand, Nathaniel Rogers, Stephanie Kaston, Nick Hintz, Zack Tyson, and Coach McGuire. Bottom Row: Aimee Moreau,

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Right: Top Left to Right, Mr. Warren Lind, club advisor, Jeffrey Glazer, John Roger Bell, Adam Voth, Zachary Wool, Adam Smith, Josh Massicot, Whitney Davis. Middle Row: Justin Davis, Kara Contreary, Akila Subramaniam, Jonathan Martinez, Ainsley Becnel, Richard Folse, Sarah Tuuri. Bottom Row: Peter Marchal, David Svec, Walker Saik, and Ryan Monsour.

Left: Top Row, Wes Felter, Nick Barbie, Kevin Solis. Middle Row, Trey Thompson, Allan Chang, Dr. Harriet Aguiar-Netto, club advisor. First Row, Elena Perez, John-David Godchaux.

Left: Top: Mrs. Lessig, club advisor, Nick Pappas, Ari Burshell, Worth Groome, James Ashcomb, Allan Chang, Jimmy Reese, Stephanie Caine, Wes Felter, Kelly McManis. First Row: Rebecca Tuuri, Deepa Bhatnagar, Jonathan Mendez, John-David Godchaux, and Marty Black.

Wes Felter busily working on what he knows best , the computer.

Above Left to Right: Justin Molaison, Peter Adair, Nihal Godiwala, Chris Bowman, Wes Felter, and Nicholas Pappas. Bottom: Mrs. Lee Klebba, club advisor, Justin Svec, and Jonathan Mendez.

Above Left to Right: Nicholas Pappas, Nihal Godiwala, Chris Bowman, and Wes Felter are participating in the State Quiz Bowl Championship.

Eric Faust, Juan Linares, Matt Rigdon ,

Jason

Mr. Pedro Perez, club advisor, Christian Thompson , Mike Truax, Torn Register, Woodward Oge, Peyton Cavaroc, Nihal Godiwala , Roger Fox , Girard Boineau , Seth Duplantis , Charlie McChesney, Jim Scheurich, Brett Sutton, Nick Barbie, Charles Christy, Casey Ramelli, Bill Maurer, Thacher Holden , Matt Houston , Kendall Chauvin , Justin Goldblatt , Robby Clotworthy , Jonathan Campo, Stephen Sherman, and Mr. John Pardee , club advisor

Nick Barbie and Bill Maurer look like their having fun in chess.

Wheeler

Greg Williams. Second

Ryan Farley, Chandler Sherwood, Jason Martinez, Cooper Richardson, Matt Stedman, and Michael Daly. Third Row: Mr. Danny Echt, club advisor, Scott Samuel, Sunny Katoch, David Peterson, and Trey House. Last Row: Skeets Pyburn, Matt Wilson, and Ryan Adkerson.

Above Left to Right: Top Row: Wade Betz , Stephen St. Pierre , Chip McGeehan , Doug Getten , Andy Jaspan , Stephen Faust , Christian Chauvin , Blake Shuhrnacher ,

and

Clotworthy. Bottom Row:

Above : Front Row Left to Right: Nick House, Ricky Clotworthy, Nick Mills,

Graf, Chay Ratliff, Britton Chauvin, Jas Saunee, Anrew O'Brien, Max Von Behran, and

Row:

j Mr. Cox during one of his speech classes stops for a picture.

Above Back Row Left to Right: Charlie Hawkins, Candice Carbo, Michael Brown, Kelly McManis, Brandon Voss, Jennifer Coleman, Thomas Thomason, and Chad Flick. First Row: Madeline Chimento, Deepa Bhatnagar, Charles Christy, Elise Dichary, Al Minor, Andrea Roohi, Rebecca Tuuri, David Fransen, and Mathis Hall.

Above Left to Right: Peter Castang, Mr. Cox, club advisor, Priya Anand, Grant Yelverton, and Crista Bourg. Middle Row: Eric Gold, Dana Burshell, Donald D' Aunoy, Rhett Kleinshmidt, and Katherine Burke. Bottom: Abby Stern and Rod Munch.

Clubs

Above Left to Right: Caroline Williams, Thomas Dobie, Rebecca Gordan, and Chad Flick.

Clay KoenigplantsintheSt.Martin's garden.

Above Back Row Left to Right: Clayton Koenig, Juan Mendez, Leslie Casamento, and Jessica Colon. Front Row: Elizabeth Schoen, Richard Blatt, Erin Coatney, and Mrs. Adair Watkins.

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

Mr. Wally Porter and a guest speaker show the photography club some example photography art.

Above Back Row Left to Right: David Lee, Floris Dirkse , Colin Clotworthy , James Buckley , Mrs . Karen Scott, club advisor , Carly Boos, Sarah Watts , and Margaret Castang. Middle: Scott H amm , Chris Ingold , Samantha Keene, Amanda Flores, and Lesley Hooper. Bottom: Graham Little, John Caine , Anjum Cheena, Bradford Fournier , Ja son Harmon, and Suchin Shukla.

A guest speaker shows the photography class how it is done.

UPPER

Priya

Erin Coatney, and Carol Ortenburg.

Above Back Row Left to Right: Akash Anand, Deane Smith, Charlie Hawkins, Lisa Lowry, Peyton Cavaroc, Anthony Guzzetta, Danny Navar, Jimmy Reese, and Alisa Baum. Front Row: John-David Godchaux, Andy Chrestman, Asha Jayakrishnan, Brian Werth, Ari Burshell, and Fr. John T. Farrell. Clubs

Below: Charlie Hawkins and Jimmy Reese review what their duties are for the service club.

Left Back Row Left to Right: Zachary Wool , Jimbo Geary, Elizabeth Schoen, Jessica Boe, Fr. Trawin Malone, club advisor, Alice Cacioppo, Lindsay Abernathy, and Michelle Chang. Middle Row Clay Koenig, Kelly Goodwin, Diana Monstoukas,

Anand, Akila Subramania, and Dana Burshell. Front Row: Ondina Canalas, Michael Abadie,

DLE

LOWER

Abov e Back Row Le ft to Ri g ht: John Lev in e , J a me s Crou c h , Brittani H a llard , Meredith Emory, Bonni e William s, C o urtn ey Ni c hol so n , Tara Pe rrie , Je ss ica S c al es, B.J. Muldrey, Kim Smith , Th o m as Fa u ro t , Ma tth ew Res ig no la, Jonathan Schoen , Brian He it z, a nd Pe te r Mortill aro Middl e Ro w : Bl a ke Dupl ass, Ja so n Fl e min g, S c ott Ha rri s, Bry an Pu g h , Jo nath a n Lu , Hea th e r B oos, S umit S o m , E li z ab e th D ' A uno y, Kev in Small , Lind s a y S we tnam , C ri s tina Ca mp , As hl ey Tuft s, Bec k y Quintal , Emil y Cro tt y, Lo ui se Le G a rd e ur , Al ex Hut c hin son , Hea th e r Be thl ey, Kaitlyn Ri c hard , Dimitri Loup ako s, Ni c ole Chapin , C hi stin a C o o k , Laure n Gibb s, Drew M c Guir e , J ess ica Fa rri s, a nd E mil y E s tes Kn ee lin g : Ja c k so n Ed w ard s, Eddi e Me din a, Jimm y Wall , Jord a n Bun c h , Ca mm y Watt s, Mariann e Wil so n , Chri stina Pec k , Dou g las Harri s, Kev in C o me r , Colie Contr e ar y, S c ott Saporito , Alli son Ho llin ge r, Les li e Gi ege r, A s hl ey C onro y, S arah Smith , a nd N ic ola Gar s id e

A Lowerschooler who is apart of the service club tolls the bell to start a newmormng.

Right: Michelle Chang and DanaB urshell are eating and having a good time at the Service club meeting.

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Above Back Left to Right: Laney Robein, Ashley Peterson, and Kathryn Bologna. Middle: Anna Bengston, Jessica Carvin, and Nicole Dicharry. Front: Jesse Ellis, Jessica Boe, Evan Dicharry, Robert Skinner.

Above Left to Right: Robert Skinner, Kathryn Bologna, Anna Bengston, Elise Dicharry, and Ashley Peterson. Clubs

Jessica Ellis concentrates on her j ournalism skills.

Above : Mrs. Parmelee, Jonathan Mendez, Justin Molaison, and Alan Stone fiddle with the computer.

Above Back Row Left to Right: Alan Stone, Justin Svec , James Marshall, Jonathan Mendez, andVijay Kailas. Front Row: Mrs. Parmelee, club advisor, Alisa Baum, Justin Molaison, and Matt Rappold.

Alan Stone experiments with the new computer in the library .

1995-1996 Eighth Grade Class

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piritDay

SPACE CENTER

A D p A G E s

Dear Shane

From the First day ...

Spring 1996

August 29, 1982 to the last. ..

May 31, 1996

We have enjoyed watching you grow at STM. Thanks for 14 Years of wonderful memories. Congratulations l l ADS

We love you, Mom&Dad

Brandon, WE'RE PROUD OF YOU!!!!! GOOD LUCK AT TULANE.

LOVE, MOM AND DAD

CONGRATULATIONS JENNIFER

You came along, words are not enough to say how thankful we are to have a wonderful and lovely daughter. We are very proud of you. Thanks for being the best sister for Chris. We love you.

Mom, Dad and Chris

Ja Juan & Nique!

Have a great Senior Year (Don't get to crazy.... again!) We love ya'll & we'll miss ya'll.

Stacy & Andrea ADS

CONGRATULATIONS TYSON!

We have raised you. He has kept you. We have loved you. He has died for you. We must let you go. He will never let you go.

Taylor

.. .Now to Him who is able to Keep you from stumbling, And to present you faultless Before the presence of His glory with exceeding joy, To the only God our Saviour, Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Who alone is wise, Be glory and majesty, Dominion and power, Both now and forever. Amen.

Dear Steve,

From kindergarten through 12th grade how hard you worked how hard you played.

May you always be assiduous May your life always be quite wondrous May you stay forever young.

Love always. Mom, Dad & David

Coleen Frances Kenny

We are so proud of you! Thanks for all the memories! It's Been fun! Coleen, Thanks for being a wonderful sister and the best friend anyone could ask for! Good luck next year. Can't wait to see you in Alabama!

Love Always, Mom & Michele xxoo

Best wishes BlakeReach for the stars!

We are so fortunate to have a wonderful son like you!

Love, Mom, Dad and Collin (class of '94)

We are very proud of you Love, Mother and Missy

Congratulation, Mary Parsons.

Love, Merrick, Mom, and Dad

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

Farewell to the Seniors of 1996

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Shi

Asha J ayakrishmam

Ja Juan Gair

Kelly Hall

Sharmel Genthon

Elena Perez

Elizabeth Daray

Eric Allison

Jessica Resignola

Justin Molaison

Ashley Authement

Marcie Campo

Deane Smith

Advisor

Jim Durbin

Editor-in-Chief

Nisha Chakravarty

Layout Editors

Eric Allison

Worth Groome

Kelly Hall

Ad Manager

Tyson Geary

Jimmy Reese

Zachary Goodyear

Lauren Dellinger

K. K. Martinez

Tyson Geary

Stephanie Caine

Meghan McDermott

Judith Diasselliss

Kiki Theriot

Amanda Hall

Worth Groome

Abadie, Michael 133, 234

Abbott, Ehren 176

Abbott, Erich 159

Abernathy, Lindsey E. 121,195,234

Abrams, Amanda 113, 195, 213, 218, 225

Abry, Lisa M. 109, 185, 212,213

Adair, Mrs. Suzette 11

Adair, Peter 113, 188, 189,227,229

Adamson,Kri~en 121

Adkerson, Ryan 121, 183,230

Aguiar-Netto, Dr. Harriet 14,228

Aldridge, Ryan 165

Alford, Evan 113, 183

Alizadeh, Adel 159

Allen, Mr. Charles 18, 20

Allen, Ms. Jo 20

Allison, Eric 113, 183, 221,269

Alpha, Mrs. Jane 20

Anand, Akash 48, 49, 93, 109,216,234

Anand, Priya 121, 195, 231,234

Andersson, Andrea S. 49,58,87, 98,99,223

Anderson, Kyle 165

Angehr, Mark M. 113, 193,204,205,217,222, 223

Angelico, Andrew P. 147

Angelico, Blaise M. 121, 183

Arakal, Jake 159

Argote, John P. 48, 49, 109,183,197,225,226

Arthurs, Ms. Katherine 15

Artigues, Geoffrey 113, 183, 199, 201

Ashcomb, Mark 226

Ashcombe, James T. 48, 49,109,192,193,204, 205,210,211,220,228

Ashcombe, Mark 121, 193

Aunoy, Elizabeth D.£E 235

Authement, Ashley L. 93, 109,195,220,269

219+1ndex

B

Baer, Jason 127, 183, 193,227

Baer, Jennifer L. 176

Baer, Jessica C. 171

Baier, Mrs. Carol 13

Baig, Zakir A. 113, 188, 189

Baker, Elizabeth T. 171

Balkan, Casha C. 176

Barbee, Joseph 141

Barbee, Matthew B. 58, 85,96, 183

Barbee, Mr. Roger 10, 51,206

Barbee, Nicholas 117, 183,226,228,230

Baron, Mrs. Doris 16

Barr, James 165

Bass, Barrett 153

Batt, Julie C. 147

Bauer, Charlotte D. 171

Bauer, Jarret 121

Baum, Alisa 113, 189, 225,234,237

Baumer, Pepper 165

Beauchamp, Robert 147

Beaulieu, Curtis E. 48, 49,59,85,87, 88,92, 98,183,197,216,218, 225,227

Becker, Lindsey 159

Beckett, Gerry 127

Beckett, Nate 159

Beckman, Ms. Eileen 12, 49

Becknel, Kelly 109

Becnel, Ainsley 121,228

Becnel, Bradley B. 42, 59, 101

Becnel, Ryan 153

Beebe, Mrs. Anne-Marie M. 164

Bell, John Roger 121, 228

Bell, Brian 147

Bellard, Mrs. Ann 170

Bellard, Stephen F. 60, 87,96, 101,253

Bengtsson, Anna 121, 195,236

Berke, Mr. Brian 199

Berthelot, Colin 165

Bethley, Heather 141, 235

Bethley, Jamie C. 171

Betz, Catherine 113, 185, 190,191,207,213,227

Betz, Wade B. 109, 186, 187,230

Bhatnagar, Deepa 117, 195,205,228,231

Black, Marty 113, 183, 198,199,217,228

Blake, Ms. Kip 176

Blatt, Adam 147

Blatt, Michael 121, 125, 183

Blatt, Richard 133, 137, 232

Blatty, Jennifer T. 60, 91, 97,194, 195,22,257

Block, Celeste 159

Block, Courtney 147

Boe, Jacob 153

Boe, Jessica 127, 191, 203,234,236

Bohrer, Shane 35, 36, 61, 85, 87,182,183, 200,201,246

Boineau, Girard C. 92, 109,230

Bologna, Benjamin C. 159

Bologna, Caroline S. 176

Bologna, Katherine R. 121,195,203

Bologna, Kathryn 236

Boos, Carly 133, 203, 233

Boos,Hea~er 141,235

Boos, Henry E. 171

Boos, Mrs. Doris 19

Bordelon, Emily 113, 195,226

Borrello, Michelle E. 171

Borrello, Stephen 165

Bossier, Parker H. 171

Bourg, Crista 133, 231

Bourgeois, Camille 159

Bourgeois, Jason 147

Bourgeois, Justin 117, 189,205

Bourgoeis, Mr. O'Neil 19

Bourquard, Blake 113, 211,222

Bowman, Christopher S. 48,49,61,87,210,211, 222,226,229

Bradshaw, Benjamin 153

Bradshaw, Jr. Thomas 147

Brady, Mrs. Erin 152

Brady, Mrs. Glenn 13, 131, 136

Breaux, Robert 177

Bremermann, Jr. David E. 171

Brinson, Andy 159

Brockhoeft, Leslie C. 171

Brockhoeft, Ty 147

Broekstra, Chelsea 147

Broussard, Mike 183

Brown, Holly 141

Brown, Jason 117, 183, 193,201

Brown, Michael W. 62, 85,87, 182,192,193, 231

Brown, Ryan 127

Brumfield, Brooks 165

Brumfield, Marshall 177

Bruton, Claire 159

Bruton, Margaret B. 171

Buckley, James 27, 127, 233

Bunch, Jordan 141, 235

Bunch, Susannah C. 171

Burgess, Devvin A. 171

Burglass, Caroline 177

Burke, Katherine 133, 231

Burntohorn, Mr. Ernest 19

Burntohorn, Mrs. Jane 19

Burshell, Ari E. 48, 49, 109,189,216,228,234

Burshell, Dana 121, 189, 195,220,231,234

Busenlener, Mrs. Carolyn 12

Bush, Ms. Barbara B. 17

Byrd, Caroline P. 49, 62, 96,99,222

Cacioppo, Alice 121, 125, 234

Caine, John 133, 233

Caine, Mrs. Jane 13

Caine, Stephanie 113, 195,203,220,225,228, 269

Calecas, Pat 19

Campbell, Matthew 165

Campo, Cristina 141, 235

Campo, Johnathan 117

Campo, Jonathan 196, 197,226,230

Campo, Marci E. 109, 220,269

Canales, Ondina 121, 234

Carbo, Candice C. 31, 109,190,191,213,227, 231

Carisella, Jay 159

Carvin, Jessica 121, 124, 236

Casamento, Leslie 133, 137,232

Caserta, Mrs. Toni 10

Castaing, Margot 133, 195,203,231

Castaing, Peter 121, 183, 193,231

Castano, Lori M. 165

Castano, Sara 133, 195, 203

Catsulis, Spiro 147

Cavaroc, Mike W. 63

Cavaroc, Peyton 113, 199,230,234

Cecil, Andrea 48, 49, 63, 97, 98,195,223,249

Chakravarty, Nisha 48, 49,109,203,220,221, 222,269

Champaign-Bassett, Marjorie 171

Chang, Allan 48, 49, 109, 206,210,211,220,228

Chang, Michelle 121, 195,203,234

Chapin, Nicole 235

Chappuis, Catherine 165

Chappuis, Courtney 153

Chauvin, Britton 133, 230

Chauvin, Christian 35, 109,183,197,230

Chauvin, Kendall 117, 187,196,197,226,230

Chauvin, Mr. Steve 21

Cheema, Anjum 127, 233

Chester, Stephen J. 159

Childress, Ani 159

Chimento, Madeline 117, 185,191,231

Chopin, Nicole 141

Chrestman, Andrew 113, 198,199,218,234

Christian, David 127

Christy, Charles 48, 49, 52,109,183,197,230, 231

Clark, Erica M. 171

Clements, Ann D. 42, 117

Close, Christopher 113, 197,205,223

Close, Mrs. Sue 21

Clotworthy, Colin 127, 233

Clotworthy, Jason 109, 182, 183, 201, 230

Clotworthy, Laurie E. 171

Clotworthy, Ricky 121, 125,230

Clotworthy, Robert R. 109,183,230

Coatney, Erin 133, 137, 232,234

Coatney, Tyler 153

Cole, Courtney 117

Coleman, Jennifer 44, 48,49, 109,189,231

Coleman, Jonathan 127, 199

Coleman, Mrs. Rinda 15, 136

Coleman, William B. IV 109

Collins, Bradley 147

Collins, Jeannette 153

Colon, Chad 165

Colon, Jessica 133, 232

Colon, Taylor 177

Comer, Kevin 141 , 235

Conroy, Ashley 141,235

Conroy, Brooke 153

Contreary, Casey 153

Contreary, Colin 141, 235

Contreary, Kara 127, 195,228

Contreary, Kylie 177

Conway, Mrs. Tootie 164

Cook, Christina 141, 235

Cook, Jeffrey 153

Coons, Anna-Marie 153

Coons, David 133, 226

Coons, Mrs. Donna 16, 18

Cooper, Ms. Teresa 12

Cox, Mr. James 15, 231

Crotty, Emily 141, 235

Crotty, Lindsay 127, 191

Crouch, Elizabeth 165

Crouch, James 141, 235

Cumberland, Mrs. Jeanne 13,146

Cunningham, Ellen 165

Czechowski, Brett R. 171

Czechowski, Chad 165

D'Aunoy, Beau 177

D'Aunoy, Donald 121, 183,231

D'Aunoy, Elizabeth 141

Daly, Brendan 141

Daly, Michael 230

Daly, Micheael 133

Daray, Elizabeth 269

Darensburg, Dominick 165

Darensburg, Nicholas 153

Darray, Elizabeth A. 117

Dastugue, Kaitlin 159

Dastugue, Margaux T. 171

Davis, Justin 133, 228

Davis, Whitney 121, 228

Dazet, Mrs. Maria 18

deBoisblanc, Lisette 153

deBoisblanc, Pierre 127

Delaney, Michelle 113, 191,226,227

Dellinger, Lauren 113, 187,209,269

Denny, Laura 147

Denny, Rebecca 159

Denuna, Christopher 159

Denuna, Jennifer M. 49, 64, 87, 99,202,203, 212,213,249

DePass, Nicholas H. 176

DePass, William 165

Derby, Elizabeth 159

Derby, Frances 153

Derby, Joel 177

DeRoche, Cori 147

DeRoche, Eric 133, 226

Desanti, Alyssa D. 171

Desanti, Roger Jr. 165

Dewey, Mr. Noelen 20

Diasselliss, Judith 113, 225,269

Dicharry, Elise 113,203, 217,225,231

Dicharry, Evan 133, 236

Dicharry, Nicole 121, 125,195,203,236

Dieth, Mrs. Julie 170

Dinan, Brandon D. 109, 197,225

Dinsdale, Jennifer 44, 45, 113,185,190,191,213, 217,223

Dirkse, Floris 121, 233

Dirkse, Viktor 147

Dittman, Anderson 147

Dittman, Christian 165

Dobie, Thomas 117, 232

Downing, Perrin 177

Dozier, Matthew 159

Dozier, Mr. Sam 16, 182, 183,201

Drago, Mr. Vincent 13, 206

Dressel, Mr. Leo 6, 10, 35,43, 178

Dugas, Laura 153

Duhe, Courtney M. 117, 185,203

Dumestre, Mr. David 19

Dunn, Rebecca D. 64, 85,87,97, 185,212,213

Dunn, Sarah 159

Duplantis, Seth S. 117, 193,218,225,226,230

Duplas, Stella 159

Duplass, Blake 141 , 235

Duplass, Mr Dan 21

Durbin, Mr. Jim 16, 269

Ebbs, Mrs. Tracy 12

Echt, Mr. Danny 14, 16, 196,205,230

Eckstein, Kristin 153

Eckstein, Taylor 165

Edmundson, Alyssa 177

Edmundson, Hugh 171

Edwards, Jackson 141 , 235

Edwards, Ms. Sue 16, 203

Eiswirth, Mrs. Yvonne 20

Elazab, Dean M. 177

Elliott, Caroline D. 65, 85, 185,194,195

Ellis, Jessica 133, 236

Emory, Meredith 141 , 235

Emory, Preston 159

Engeron, Mr. Johnny 19

Erbstoesser, Marina 153

Ernst, Jennifer 113, 189

Eskridge, Ryan M. 171

Estes, Emily 141, 235

Estes, Jordan 153

Evans, Amy 147

Evans, Ryan 127, 183

Fraiche, Geoffrey 109, 131

France, Adrian 153

France, Logan 165

Francis, Evan 159

Francis, Ryan 127,226

Fransen, David R. 45, 117,231

Godchaux, John D. 49, 67, 85,93, 95,100,188, 189,228,234

Godchaux, Mrs. Susan 14

Godiwala, Nihal 113, 193,204,205,218,222, 229,230

Guzzetta, Anthony 113, 183,234

Guzzetta, Ginger 121, 124,206 H

Hadden, Evans M. 171

Haley, Jessica 153

Farber, Mr. Guy 14, 144, 145, 182, 183, 201

Farley, Ryan 127, 230

Farrell, The Rev. John T. 15,42,43,226,234

Farris, Jessica 141, 235

Faurot, homas 235

Faust, Erich W. 65, 85, 89,183,206,230

Faust, Mr. Ron 21

Faust, Stephen E. 35, 109,183,201,226,230

Favrot, Thomas B. Ill 141

Fazio, Antonio 165

Felter, Scott 45, 117, 187,222

Felter, Wesley M. 49, 66, 89,222,228,229

Fenerty, Katherine 153

Fiorenza, Alecia A. 32, 45,66,87,90, 93,212, 213

Fiorenza, Juliana 31, 35, 117,185,194,195

Fleming, Jason 141, 235

Fleming, Jonathan 133

Flick, Bryan 165

Flick, Chad M. 25, 48, 49,52, 109,187,231, 232

Flores, Amanda 127, 191,203,233

Flores, Lesley 117, 185, 203

Folse, Aimee 117, 185, 225,227

Folse, Richard 133, 228

Folse, Robert 27

Foret, Courtney 177

Foret, Kristin K. 42, 159

Fournier, Bradford 127, 233

Fowler, Annie 113, 189, 195,225

Fox, Rabun 147,187

Fox, Roger 113, 187, 223,230

Fransen, Emily 147

Fransen, Mrs. Peggy 15, 156

Fransen, Mrs. Rebecca 158

Funk, Allyson 147

Funk, Anderson 165

Funk, Anne J. 177

Gair, Ja Juan A. 48, 49, 52,109,190,191,206, 207,212,213,216,220, 227,249,269

Garside, Geoffrey 133

Garside, Nicola 141, 235

Geary, Ashby 147

Geary, Jimbo 125, 234

Geary, Mrs. Ashley 21

Geary, Tyson L. 67, 96, 220,250,269

Genga, Lindsey 159

Genthon, Sharmel 113, 185,203,213,269

Geoghagan, Anna 165

Geoghagan, Ryan 147

Getten, Douglas V. 109, 226,230

Getten, Thomas E. 127, 226

Giambelluca, Mr. Michael 16,183,188,207

Gibbs, Gillian 165

Gibbs, Hillary 153

Gibbs, Lauren 141, 235

Gibert, David 165

Gibert, Elizabeth 42, 159

Gibert, Mrs. Vicki 17

Gieger, Leslie 141, 235

Gieger, Michael 159

Gieger, Stephen W. 176

Giffin, Jonathan 113

Gilbert, Hunter 159

Gill, Stephanie 147

Glaser, Jeffrey 27, 127, 183,228

Gold, Eric 121, 231

Goldblatt, Justin 183, 217,230

Goldblatt, Justin T. 117

Goldblatt, Kevin A. 68, 85,183

Goldblatt, Tracy 133

Gooch, Andrew C. 109, 183,198,199

Goodman, Sara 153

Goodwin, Kelly 121,195, 234

Goodwin, William P. 68, 85,207

Goodyear, Mr. Andy 21

Goodyear, Zachary T. 21,192,193,220,222, 269

Gordon, Rebecca L. 48, 49,109,232

Gorowara, Tanya 40, 117,203

Graf, Wheeler 133, 137, 230

Graf, Mr. Harold 17

Gravely, Colleen 153

Gray, Denver 159

Green, Mrs. Marion 20

Green, Robert J. 52, 109, 193,201

Greer, Lindsey 133, 191, 203

Greer, Mrs. Dianne 13, 218

Griffin, Jonathan 211

Groome, Monty 117, 189, 225

Groome, Mr. Billy 21

Groome, Worth 48, 49, 109,189,220,221,228, 269

Guillory, Mrs. Jane 176

Guillot, Mrs. Joanne 19

Guiza, Emily L. 31, 36, 111, 220

Gustafson, Mr. Robert 19,45

Gutierrez, Marithe 165

Guzetta, Mrs. Teresa 21

Hall, Amanda 113, 203, 225,269

Hall, Ashley 195

Hall, Elizabeth 133

Hall, Kelly 31, 36, 113, 195,212,213,221,269

Hall, Mathison G. 117, 187,217,231

Hallard, Brittani 235

Hamann, Mrs. Christine 17

Hamilton, Mrs. Susan 164

Hamm, Scott 121, 233

Harmon, Jason 127, 233

Harmon, Mrs. Susan 17

Harmon, Shellie 133, 195 ,

Harris, Douglas 141 , 235

Harris, Meredith 159

Harris, Rufus 121, 183, 227

Harris, Scott 141 , 235

Hawkins, Charles M. 117 187,199,226,231,234

Heitz, Brian 141, 235

Hennington, Thomas 159

Hermann, Ms. Carolyn 14

Hicks, Robert 114, 183

Hintz, Megan C. 48, 49, 111,185,195,202,203

Hintz, Mrs. Tina 158

Hintz, Nickolas 121, 183, 193,227

Hobbs, Daniel 147

Hobbs, Matthew 161

Hocut, Brittney 161

Hodges, Victoria L. 30, 37,69,212

Hoffman, Mrs. Virginia 16

Holden, Mark 153

Holden, Stephanie E. 171

Holden, Thacher 35, 1 14, 183,230

Holland, Brittani 141

Holland, Heather 153

Hollinger, Allison 141, 235

Hollinger, Elizabeth 127, 227

Hooper, Leslie 123, 233

Hopkins, Graham 147

Hopkins, Worth 161

Horn, Louis Jr. 20

House, Nicholas 27, 133, 230

House, Trey 123, 193, 230

Houston, Jonathan B. 69, 85, 87,183,192,193, 205

Houston, Matthew 114, 193,211,230

Hurley, Jack P. 171

Hutchinson, Alexander 143,235

Hutchinson, Liam 177

Hutchinson, Patrick 161

Hyatt, Aaron 161

Hyatt, Aimee 133

Hymowitz, Emily 114, 187

Ingold, Christopher 28, 127,223

Jackson , Jr., Donnie 165

Jackson, Mary 20

Jackson, Trevor 165

Jacobson, Wendy 147

James, Will 147

Janke, Amanda 147

Janke, Benjamin 127

Jaspan, Andrew M. 92, 204,111,197,225,230

Jayakrishnan, Asha 48, 49, 111, 188,189,208, 216,218,234,269

Jayakrishnan, Nina 127

Jimbo Geary, Jr. 121

Jo Allen 20

John, The Rev . Farrell 15,226

Johnson, Allison K. 117 , 187,195,220

Johnson, Bradley 127

Johnson, Christopher 28, 127, 183

Johnson, Mrs. Vicki 146

Johnston, Cooper 161

Johnston, M. Blake 165

Johnston, Mr ..Bruce 21

Johnston, William G. 34, 87,101,201,212

Juneau, Marci 114, 185

Kailas, Vijay 117, 237

Kaston, Joshua 123

Kaston, Mr. Jeff 21

Kaston, Mrs. Betsy 14, 26

Kaston, Stephanie 127, 227

Katoch, Sonny 123, 183, 230

Kaye, Brian 115, 187

Keene, Samantha 127, 191,233

Keeney, Natalie 161

Kehhy, Coleen 184

Keir, Mr. William 19

Keir, Mrs. Linda 18

Kelly, Mrs Patricia 16, 136

Kemmerly, Katherine M. 171

Kenny, Coleen F. 30, 36, 37,85, 185,212,213,

225,253

Kerut, Katie 177

Khodr, Rami 153

Killary, Kaitlin 153

Killoy, Erin 167

Kimble, Emily G. 31, 36, 111,195,218

Klebba, Mrs. Lee 12, 229

Kleinschmidt, Rhett 127, 183,231

Knighten, Mr. Jenkins 19

Koenig, Clayton 127, 232,234

Kottler, Mrs. Jenny 21

Kovacs, Jamie 161

Kovacs, Joey 167

Kreher, Elizabeth 147

Kritikos, Philip 149

Lee, David 123, 125, 233

Lee, Jacqueline 167

Lee, Peter 133

Leff, Benjamin 153

Leff, Mitchell 177

LeGardeur, Adele 167

LeGardeur, Louise 143, 235

Leone, Jessica 149

Leone, Jr., Joey 133

Lesley, Dr. David 14

Lessig, Brian 153

Lessig, Mrs. Carol 14, 228

Levine, Andrew 149

Levine, John 143, 235

Levine, Lindsay 117, 185

Levy, Elizabeth 135, 136

Lin, Jeffrey 149

Linares, Juan P. 72, 85, 183 , 196,197,200,201, 230

Lind, Mr. Warren 14, 193, 228

Little, Graham 135, 233

Little, Mrs Elizabeth 170

Lo, Richard 115, 186, 187,222

Lobell, Brandon 129, 131

Long, Mrs. Edith 14

Loupakos, Anastasia 177

Loupakos, Dimitri 143, 235

Loupakos, Sophia 155

Lowry, Lisa A. 48, 49, 111,189,234

Lowry, Rebecca 129

Lu, Billy 129

Lu, Hsueh-Ping 149

Lu, Jonathan 143, 235

Lumpkin, Blair 167

Lumpkin, Dr. Wayne 1O

Lunyong, Macie J. 171 M

Maise, Mr. Edward 19

Mallery, Camille 167

Marchal, Peter 228

Marphis, Mr. Charles 19

Marsalis, Mr. James 13, 206,207,218

Marshall, James 117, 237

Marshall, Peter 135

Martin, Ms. Robin 16, 191

Martinez, Allison M. 72

Martinez, Jason 135, 210,211,230

Martinez, Jonathan 123, 210, 211, 228

Martinez, Katherine A. 115,185,205,213,269

Massicot, Joshua 28, 123,228

Matthews, Andrew 155

Matthews, James L. 171

Matthews, Ms. Kimberly 170

Matulich, Dominique C. 48, 49, 111, 185, 195, 213,218,227,249

Maumus, Mr. Charles 18, 203

Maurer, Mary 227

Maurer, Meredith 135, 203

Maurer, William 42, 117, 226,230

Mayeux, Billy 161

McAllister Ill, Normand B. 25,44,45, 73,85,94, 219

McAllister, Ms. Catherine 14,27

McChesney, Charles B. 115,197,230

Mcchesney, David 155

McCormick, Brian 161

McCormick, Malain 117, 187,202,203,218

McCormick, Mrs. Janis 13,29

Labouisse, Mary-Frances

J. 49, 53, 71, 96,100, 223

Lachowsky, Parker 177

Langlois, Stephanie J.

48,49, 71,85, 101,185

LaRosa, Chris 195

LaRosa, Steven 161

Malone, Alison 149

Malone, Kristin 155

Malone, The Rev. Trawin 15,26,29, 124,226,234

Malone, Lauren 129

Manard, Maryclaire T. 177

Mann, Alexander 167

McCulloch, William 129, 183

McCullough, Daniel 155

McCullough, Patrick 129

McDaniel, Elyse 161

McDaniel, Michelle 115, 185,205,225

McDermott, Meghan 115, 195,225,269

McDermott, Mrs Linda 170

McDonald, Kelly 155

McDonald , Megan 129 , 130,195

McElroy, Sky 155

McGeehan, Mr Charles T. 4,5, 16

McGeehan, Charles T. II 35, 73,85,87,91 , 99, 182,183,193 , 230

McGeehan, Mr Charles 18 , 207

McGuire, Andrew 143 , 235

McGuire , Mr Michael 16, 193,227

McGuire , Tyler 123

MCKinnie, Mary P. 74, 97 , 258

McManis , Kelly 115, 225, 228,231

McManus, Bryan 129, 183,226

McManus, Elizabeth A. 52, 74,85,87,91 , 96 , 97,100 , 184,185,191 , 208,227

McQuaig, Meghan 135, 136,137

McQuaig, William 155

Medina, Eddie 143 , 235

Mehra, Anshul M. 176

Melius , Grant K. 117, 185,195

Melius, Logan E. 171

Mendez, Andres 123

Mendez, Jonathan J. 119,189,205 , 228,229, 237

Mendez, Jose C. 119, 187

Mendez, Juan 135, 137 , 232

Mendez, Patr ick 129

Merrick, Caroline 115 , 189,195,225

Merrick, Edwin 123

Merrick, Hallie 129

Micklin, Mrs Pattie R. 17

Milano, Kimberly A. 75, 87,89

Miles, Brooke 111

Miller , Ms. Mary M . 17

Mills, Nicholas 135, 230 Minno , Alexander 161

Minor IV, Al F . 119, 231

Mioton, Christopher 135

Mioton, Lauren 155

Miranne, Carole L. 75, 87,93 , 195

Miranne, Mrs . Minna Ree 18

Mohrmann, Ashley K 129,191,203

Mohrmann, David 149

Molaison, George 167

Molaison, Justin 119, 186,205 , 229 , 237,269

Monsour , Hunter 149

Monsour , Ryan 27 , 129 , 228

Monstoukas, Diana 234

Mooney , Dr. Rex 14, 53

Moreau, Aimee 129 , 187, 191,227

Morel , Kayla 171

Morrison , Parker 155

Mortillaro , Peter 143, 235

Moses, Trey 123 , 183, 193,226

Moustoukas, Diana 123, 125

Moustoukas , John 135

Muldrey, Barry J. 143, 235

Muller , Donald A. 47, 171

Munch, Rod 231

Murphy, Ryan Ann 76, 85 , 94, 185

Murray, Stephanie B 49, 76, 85, 97,184,185, 194 , 195,218,219,257

Najolia, Mrs. April 10

Navar , Danie l J 119 , 183 , 199,225,234

Nicholson, Colin 161

Nicholson , Courtney 143 , 235

Noel, Nicholas 129

Nolan, Chad 149

Nugon, Kathryn 115 , 189, 195 , 225

O'Connell, Catharine 129 195,227

Odell , Jack 149

Odell, Katie 177

Odell, Libby 167

Odell, Richard 161

Odom, Sarah B. 77, 87, 194,195,216

Oge, Woodward 77, 197, 230

Olson, Brittany M. 119, 186 , 187,195

Ordemann, Emery 119, 185 , 195

Ordermann, Marshall Ill 135

Orlean, Alexander 167

Ortenberg, Carol 135 , 234

Osorno, Kayla 167

Ovella, Mrs. Kceia 18

Ozah, Chike 78, 87, 94, 95 , 192,193 , 216

Pabst , Mr. Danny 19

Palacios, Tyler 155

Pansano, Mrs. Susan 164

Pansano , Sarah Beth 167

Pappas , Alexandra 129 , 131,191,203

Pappas, Nicholas 115, 193,200,201,222 , 223, 228,229

Pardee, Christine M. 171

Pardee, Mr John 12, 230

Parmelee, Ms. Jean 12, 16,237

Patel, Neej 155

Patel, Neema 155

Patterson, Margaret 155

Patterson, Troy L. 173

Paul, Dav id 143

Paydo, Robert 129,187

Peck, Christina 143, 235

Peck, Katherine B. 173

Peck , Megan 135, 203

Perez, Mr. Pedro 13, 95, 230

Perret , Jonathan F. 119

Perret, Mrs. Margaret 158

Perr in , Tara 143, 235

Perry, Ted 119

Peterson, Ashley 123, 191,203,236

Peterson , David 123, 230

Phillips, Adrienne 115 , 186,187, 194, 195 , 225

Piccolo , Christian 123, 183,193

Piccolo , Katie 135, 203, 226

Pierre, Stephen St. 34 , 87,90,98, 196,197 , 212,230

Pinter, Greg 115

Pittman , Mrs . Stephenie 13,140,145

Podret, Jana N. 173

Podret, Phillip 161

Pool, Grayson 119 , 189

Pool, Mrs. Ilene 10

Porter , Allen 161

Prewitt, Elizabeth 115 , 189

Prieur, Morgan 173

Prince, Alex 173

Provance, Deena 167

Pugh , Bryan 143, 145 , 235

Pugh, Katharine 155

Pulley, Mr. John 19

Pyburn, Keith 123, 183, 230

Quinet, Kevin M. 173

Quinet , Mrs. Mary 14 , 224

Quintal , Bobby 161

Quintal , Rebecca 143, 235

O ' Brien , Andrew 129, 230

O'Brien, Mrs. Betty 20

O'Brien , Patrick 115

O'Bryon, Jeffrey 161

Peres , Jeremy 155

Perez, Elena 115, 189, 220,221,228,269

Perez, Karla 149

Perez, Leander H IV 111,183,198,199

Ramelli, Casey 115, 183 , 230

Ramelli, Rachel 155

Rappold, Matthew 119 , 187,237

Ratliff, Chay 135, 230

Ratl iff, Chelsey 149

Re , Gregg 161

Rea, Lillie 135, 203

Rees, Mrs. Janice 16

Reese, Amanda 115, 195,225

Reese, Jimmy 48, 49, 52, 111,211,218,220,228, 234,269

Register, Thomas 115, 183,230

Reinhardt, Mrs. Shirley 11

Resignola, Jessica 119, 187,202,203,217,220, 269

Resignola, Matthew 143, 235

Resignola, Mrs. Cheryl 176

Reva, Mrs. Ester 20

Richard, Chas 155

Richard, Kaitlyn 143, 235

Richardson, Cooper 129, 230

Ridley, Kyle 173

Riess, Jean 167

Rigdon, Matthew 115, 183,210,211,218,230

Rigdon, Megan 119, 185, 195,217

Rigdon, Mrs. Jan 21

Riles, Raymond 225

Rivet, Mr. Charles 14, 224

Robein, Laney 123, 191, 203,236

Roberts, Kyle 167

Roberts, Taylor 161, 162

Robertson, The Rev. Edward 15

Robinson, Scott 129, 183

Rodriguez, Alison 92, 115,187,203,225

Rodrique.Ross 149

Rodriquez, Christopher 119

Roe, Madeline 177

Rogers, Mrs. Pamela 14

Rogers, Nathaniel 129, 183,193,227

Rogers, Rebecca 119, 185

Rolston, Wesley A. 30, 35,36,37,49,53, 78, 85, 90,99, 188,189, 194,195,225

Rolston, William 115, 183,201,225

Roohi, Andrea 115, 187, 231

Roohi, Mrs. Alma 53, 176

Rose, Erin 173

Rosenbaum, Mr. William 14

Rossner, Carter 155

Rossner, Ryan 123

Roy, Alexander 149

Ruello, Kenneth B. 111 155

Ruello, Ross 177

Rusch, Robert 27, 135

Russell, John T. 79, 85, 187

Russo, Mrs. Janet 4, 5, 16

Ryals, Raymond 115

Ryan, Mrs. Barbara 18

Sabludowky, David 167

Sadeghpour, Ramin 119

Saik, Walker 135, 137, 228

Salazar, Jessica 149

Salazar, Luis 177

Samuel, Scott 123, 183, 230

Saporito, Christopher 155

Saporito, Scott 143, 235

Saunders, Scott 167

Saunee, Jules A. IV 135, 230

Saussy, Katharine 177

Savoy, Mrs. Beverly 20

Scales, Craig 167

Scales, Jessica 143, 235

Scales, Julia E. 177

Scalia, Amy 35, 119, 185,191,218

Scalia, Mrs. Debbie 152

Scheinuk, Hilary C. 173

Scheinuk, Taylor 155

Scheurich, Jim 115, 183, 230

Schoen, Elizabeth 129, 130,191,232,234

Schoen, Jonathan 143, 235

Schooley, Lexi 173

Schreiber, Mrs. Mary 18

Schuber, Mrs. Margaret 11, 12, 124, 130

Schuhmacher, John B. 48,49,52, 79, 87,90, 192,193,200,201,218, 230,256

Schultz, David 111 , 182, 201,206

Schwab, Kelly 185

Scott, Mrs. Karen 13, 233

Seixas, Victoria 115, 189, 205

Senner, Christopher 161

Senner, Karl 149

Shackelford, Elizabeth 155

Shackelford, William 123

Shannon, Isaiah 119, 225

Sharpie, David 119, 183, 197

Sharpie, Mrs. Judy 12

Sharpie, Stephanie 80, 183,195,203

Shaw, Mrs. Sue 152

Shepherd, Adam 143

Shepherd, Mr. Frank 16

Sherman, Steven J. 111, 183,201,230

Sherwood, Chandler 129, 230

Sherwood, Jonathan 119, 211

Sheth, Ankit 161

Shuey, Rachel 161

Shukla, Shuchin 129, 233

Shultz, David 183

Shwab, Kelly 119

Siegel, Mrs. Gloria 140, 144

Signorelli, Mrs. Jan 18

Silkenson, Mr. Jim 13

Silvestri, Mia 161

Silvestri, Sara 149

Simkin, Geoffrey 167

Simpson, Ms. Patricia 18

Skinner, Amanda S. 173

Skinner, Robert 123, 236

Small, Carolyn 161

Small, Julia 176

Small, Kevin 143, 235

Smith, Adam 123, 183, 186,187,228

Smith, Brent 123

Smith, Deane 25, 48, 49, 53, 111, 183, 199, 220, 221,227,234,269

Smith, Jonathan 119, 205

Smith, Kim 235

Smith, Kimberly 143

Smith, Lowery W. Jr. 111,196,197,201

Smith, Mr. Alan 16, 187

Smith, Mr. Clarence 19

Smith, Mrs. Cheryl 176

Smith, Sarah 143, 235

Smuck, Michael B. Jr. 35,48,49,53, 111,192, 193,227

Snare, Randall 115, 187 205

Snow, Mrs. Michelle 42

Solis, Keri W. 49, 80, 85, 95,185,223,257

Solis, Kevin 115, 183, 208,223,228

Solomon, Gary N. Jr. 149

Solomon, Sam 167

Som, Sumit 143, 235

Spencer, Melissa 30, 37, 81, 94,97

Spindler, Ali 41, 149

Sridharan, Hamsini S. 173

St. Germain, Christine L. 135,203

St. Pierre, Stephen P. 81, 90

Stakelum, Andrew 119, 183,201

Stanley, Christine 149

Stead, Preston T. 173

Stead, Travis 167

Stead, Zachary R. 95, 111

Stedman, Matthew 123, 187,230

Stedman, Ruth 155

Stein, Benjamin 135

Stein, Natalie 123, 124, 195

Stengel, Mrs. Dot 11

Stern, Abigail 135, 231

Stewart, Ashley 115, 195,205,225,226

Stewart, Dennis 129, 183,198,199,226

Stewart, Mrs. Katherine 12

Stone, Alan 119, 189, 237

Stone, Robert 115, 183, 196,197

Stout, West 119

Strahan, Jeffrey 115, 201

Strickler, Mrs. Carolyn 12

Subramaniam, Akila 123, 191,228,234

Subramaniam, Venkat 155

Sutton, Brett K. 42, 111, 183,192,193,200,201, 230

Svec, David 129, 228

Svec, Justin 119, 193, 204,205,218,229,237

Swetnam, Lindsay 143, 235

Tan, Cynthia 115, 195, 203,225

Taylor, Emily 115, 185, 213,225

Taylor, Michelle 177

Tecchie, Julia E. 173

Thames, Vaughn 115, 189,195,225

Theriot, Kik i 115, 189, 220,269

Thomason, Thomas F. 43, 93,111,183,209, 231

Thompson, Christian 230

Thompson, Mr. Louis 13

Thompson, Trey 115, 189,222,223,228

Thomsen, Christian 201

Thomsen, Christian T. 111

Thornton, Mr. John 19

Tiblier, Jimmy 155

Tikia, Rahul 28, 123

Tikia, Robyn 149

Tisdale, Anna 167

Tosh, Adam 161

Tosh, Christopher J. 173

Trahant, Daniel J. 119, 183,193,206

Trask, Amelia 161

Trevino, Mrs. Linda 16, 184

Trist, James B. 173

Trist, Nicholas IV 167

Trotter, Mrs. Linda 146

Trout, Mr. David 19

Truax, Chandler 119, 189

Truax, Micheal W. 111, 182,183,199,208,227, 230

Truax, Tatum N. 49, 82, 89, 96, 97,100 , 183,191

Truett, John H. Ill 173

Tsai, Kim 115, 203

Tufts, Ashley 143, 235

Turri, Rebecca 226

Tusa, Chris P. 82, 85, 188,189,207,208,209

Tuuri, Rebecca 115, 187, 195,208,218,222,228, 231

Tuuri, Sarah 123, 187, 195,203,228

Tyson, Zachary 129, 183, 193,227

Uddo, Bobby 167

Uddo, Jimmy 167

Uddo, Joe 155

Uddo, Kasey 177

Uribe, Gabriela 155

Vaughn, Chet 177

Venturatos, George 129, 183,193

Venturatos, Lauren 31, 115,185,205,223

Vogt, Brett 135

Vogt, Kelsey 161

Vogt, Mrs. Kerry 176

Von Behren, John M. 129, 230

Voss, Brandon G. 49, 83, 87,91,97,221,231,248

Voth, Adam 29, 123, 228

Wagner, Mrs. Allison 170

Wagner, Ms. Leslie 12, 13, 191

Wall, Jimmy 143, 235

Wall, Tom 155

Walters, Emily 161

Wanek, Mrs Carolyn 164

Wang, Jerry Y. 173

Waters, Lauren 167

Watkins, Adair R. 173

Watkins, Charlotte 149

Watkins, Mrs. Adair 12, 232

Watson, Paul 167

Watson, Robert 155

Watts, Alan 119, 183, 222

Watts, Augusta 143, 235

Watts, Edward P. 173

Watts, Rachel 161

Watts, Sarah 135, 203, 233

Weaver, Hardy 149

Weaver, Katherine 161

Weaver, Michael B. 173

Webb, Florie C. 119, 185,205

Webber, Libby 177

Weber, Justin 123

Weber, Stacy E. 53, 83, 85,87,88, 97,98, 185, 190,191,212,213,218, 219,227,249

Weidner, Katie 155

Weigand, Christopher 119,193

Weigand, Elizabeth 135, 227

Weigand, Richard A. 173

Welch, William 129

Wells, Ms. June 12, 222

Werth, Brian 115, 183, 197,234

Wessel, David 123

Wester, Katie 115, 195, 205,225

White, Jessica 149

White, Mitchell 155

White, Mr. Jack 21

Whitehead, Sara 177

Wiedemann, Caroline 167

Wilkie, Richard 115, 211

Williams, Bonnie 143, 235

Williams, Caroline 119, 189,209,232

Williams, Elizabeth 44, 45,119,187,225

Williams, Gregory 129, 230

Wilson, Caroline 167

Wilson, Mariann 143, 235

Wilson, Matthew 123, 230

Wise, Andrew 177

Wise, Jessica 155

Wohleber, Taylor E. 49, 84,203,216,227,251

Wolff, Ashley 149

Waitering, Nathaniel 123

Wool, Harrison 149

Wool, Spencer 155

Wool, Zachary 123, 228, 234

Wren, Jill 115, 185, 203, 225

Wright, Parker 173

Yelverton, Blaine 155

Yelverton, Grant 26, 135, 231

Zeller, Matthew 84, 85, 183

Zimmermann, Brooks 149

Zimmermann, Miesje 28, 129,191,203