Alcee Fortier High School - Tarpon Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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IRTHDAY PARTY HE fourteenth anniversary of Fortier High School was celebrated with a birthday party Tuesday, February 14. The ceremonies were held in the Band Room, as the highlight of the evening was a musical program presented by members of the band under the direction of Mr. Emile Schillio. An opening speech by Mr. H. E. Falbaum, president of the Cooperative Club, was followed by short speeches of congratulation from former presidents of the Club. Mr. Con- niff acted as Master of Ceremonies and introduced the talented musicians. Two piano duets by Alfred Mouledous and Michel Yuspeh, three ...I all is all -::t'..,.U', I I I wxffizh T 'A'-s.f-L-N-Wm.-,'fi - 'H , , ,-f W7 . 15, -557 'bags 55 ,Adi N X 'fe Z N '55 G ,-ss, 'SXI3 I fu 1 C ,, violin solos by Mr. Schillio, two trombone duets by Paul Jones and Herbert Holeman, and a third piano duet made up the evening's entertainment. The cutting of a large beautifully decorated birthday cake, resplendent in silver and blue, cli- maxed the evening. The party, sponsored by the Cooperative Club, was attended by many parents, students and members of the faculty. As members of the faculty, tbe Cooperative Club, friends of the school and students look on, Mr. Conniff prepares to cut the cake at a party given by the Cooperative Club commemorating Fortier's fourteenth anniversary. Page Thirty-five

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