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

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FGREWORD HE COMPLETION of THE 1945 TARPON brings the encouraging hope that the foundation has been laid for a great and lasting tradition. No school is complete without its Yearbook-that volume whose pages of happy recollections touch every retiring grad with a sense of solemnity. ,It is only as we are about to leave that we begin to fully appreciate all that has been done for us While here. We leave behind much that is dear to us-our classmates and teachers, the varied interests and cherished hobbies we acquired, the thrills of the sports we engaged in. We leave our high positions of honor in clubs and organizations and step to the bottom rung of the ladder to begin our next endeavor, be it col- lege, the armed forces, or a cog in the machinery of industry. We leave with bright hopes for the future- each of us treasuring the memories and recollections of our four years here at Fortier. It's been a wonderful time, a constructive time, of both mind and body. We thank everyone so much who helped to make these years so pleasant and so fruitful. The staff who compiled this book hopes that it will help to perpetuate the memories born and shared in the halls of our Alma Mater. To all those whose diligent efforts and staunch encouragement contributed to the success of this edition of THE TARPON we are indeed deeply indebted and most grateful. ,af ,,, f , ,l fm q fsf 5-w 'ff V N L 7,4 9 iff -5- F x lff X Y ' lv x Y fl N-. ' T 'f' eiiiflff ' 'K' ' .' x.' HI AQ If I I. f Ns ' XIX A ffl l Nl l ' 599 X-V 'X X1 f ! fl Xxxlm I W0 we Tl' f f ,,f'g '- ' X 3 j' 'Af 1 If if 6352 f Krvx Fx X ll KN K 1332 '. it' L15 E-,Q f U X VC' W' r li' . l I ' Ng K vf ,' FQ.. Jgf ll -bf 111 , , 'N -llfklga' f X Page Fou