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

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UNIOR FCDCPTBALL Left to right, front row: Robert Lowe, Fred Lamprecht, Robert McBride, Robert Belote, Donald Aucoin, Kenneth Cusachs, Jack Haller, Manuel Zanco, Stanley Marting second row: Robert Fos, William Trapp, Fred Sallean, Wallace Olivier, James Marshall, Sidney Caillouet, Billy Harman, Henry Maumusf third row: Jerry Evans, Joseph Loper, Robert Fusilier, Her- man Fitzpatrick, Thomas Meagher, Harold Cothern, Gail Preston, John Hryniewichg fourth row: Coach Harold Heidingsfelder, Frank Schmidt, Milton Brener, Raoul Lozano, Emmett Ryan, John Longo, Assistant Coach Joseph Bevan. HE Fortier B football team was reorgan- ized this year after a one-year layoff. Play- ing a tough schedule of seven games, the Baby Tarps were victorious in all but two. The Minnows started the season off right with a 6-0 victory over the Rugby Cardinals. The next game was with the junior Rebels from Nicholls, whom they defeated, 58-0. Going ahead with their winning streak the Baby Tarps defeated an aggregation from the Metairie Park Fortier Fortier .......,..... , Country Day Varsity, 7-0. It remained for the junior jaylets from Jesuit High to break the three-game winning streak of the Minnows, 13-7, in a gruelling affair. Easton, too, took a win from the Baby Tarps in a close game, 7-6. The Tarps bounced back into the win column with a 27-0 victory over the baby Wildcats from Peters High. In their last game of the season the Min- nows had to fight all the way to down a hard fighting and highly spirited St. Aloysius eleven, 7-6, at City Park Stadium. 65 Rugby Varsity 0 385 Nicholls ..............,,. H .......... -, 0 F0rfiCr ....-......... 75 Country Day Varsity ...,.....,,, 0 Fortier-- ........... Fortier ..........,. ,. Fortier ,......... Fortier .......,.,.... 75 Jesuit .... - ...........,...,,,,,,.,,------,- 15 65 Easton ..,.,.,.,- W ,,,,,, ---.-- 7 --..275 Peters ......,..,.-.... ,,--,------,- , n 0 75 St. Aloysius .,.,.,, , ,,,-,,,,, 6 Page Fifty-eight

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MR. PETE MAIHLES Basketball Coach ASKETBALL THE FIRST ROUND HE TARPONS opened the 1945 cage season against the highly, favored Holy Cross quintet, and were overwhelmed by the Tigers, 60 to 23. Fortier just cou1dn't match the speed and height of the Bengals, despite the splendid efforts of young Sid Keller, who tallied 11 of his team's points. Lack of height and inexperience again proved an insuperable obstacle as Fortier was downed by Wfarren Easton, 55 to 22. At the end of the first half the Eagles were out in front, 21 to 8. With a remarkable display of courage the Tarpons fought back in the third quarter to score 11 points to their opponents' 3. Unable to sustain their drive, however, they saw Easton forge to the front in the final stanza. Fortier's basketball hopes rested heavily upon the shoulders of this quintet. Left to right: Milton Tuite White, Sidney Keller, William Meeks, Hubert Froeba, Charles Jung. Page Fifty-nine