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

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il CARL MERLIN An unusual honor fell to Carl, citywide President of the junior Red Cross for the year 1956- 1957. He was one of the twelve Nationwide students seletted to attend the Red Cross International Study Center in Zeist. Nether' lands . . . the purpose of which is to better international relations between the United States and other nations. The four pictures show Carl and friends at the Study Center by the statute of Henri Durant, first one. Next, Carl before a Castle in Heitlelhergl with companions under the base of the Eiffel Tower: and last. before the Tomb of Napoleon. -in t SPELLERS Fortiers winners of the F.B.L. of A. Na- tional Spelling Contest Carole Nunemacher, Norma Grace. and Carole Miller. This annual Spell- ing Bee is especially noteworthy beeause of its national stope.

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R ,,.,,, .4-. 33, t ,,' , 361132 f. Ax yt .N Q?-fi f wi .4-A l .0 it -n l an M8 +4 t! uD1s. ' ' FQ ,rs Q 'N ART CRAFT For the third time Mr. Smiths Art students won first prize in the Miniature Stage Contest K sponsored by the N.O. Opera above is the winning set from The Marriage of Figaro, , Q Q I , House Association. Pictured Left: Maestro Renato Cellini, Director and Conductor. who A made the award. . Below: 507 Art students work- , ing on a new stage setting featur- ing a revolving stage and three sets from the Opera Cinderella f X

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UCTT NS .FREEDOMS FOUNDATION Afr VALLEY FOR -.. -rf-' X - VALLEY FORCE. PENNSTLVANIA PRESENTS w.c -vowsawvzn '97lP':f'! Q' lf, 1957 VCHBIMRY-AFAIK H tiles Ruth i-ici,-fone, P!'fhfT-' -l B Albee Vnrzif-r Cr. V125 C471 I xxx 4 56221 frfrrt Libreeb P I G XA New I ,6l'iI'.S li, Louisiana -M i X ienr- lviiss ILC-3f,'!!182 I am delighted to He able to advise you that ttif. 1956 National Awards Jury of Freedoms Foundation selected the nomination of Alcee llortier Sr. High School as one 1- of outstandlnn merit. I , . - , r w Alcoa Fortler Sr.,H1fgh Scnool will be listed in tie i L Q , 1 I N I f . H I Awards Report ae a top awarded school. Also, in the x I , , ' High School Lditorinl 'Tote tory recipient of the leorge A L L 'S C O M M N I S M Washington 'form Medal and ff ack for 75100.00- n- n V5 There ie, however, in this instance some dlsqdvmtage in being contxnuouely outstanding, for our cstablished policy is to bring no school on a Valley Forfe P11- grimage two years in succession. You are nrohfbly aware of this policy as it is clearly enunciated each year to Llosa who constitute the respective Valley Forge ?il2rima7e teams. 0 D . We do want your school tc have the r- cojnition Lr whfch Mg its evaluation f1'lC1L1'3 it and have li 'ted 6 'M K ee 'Valley Torze F!l:rimwf '-racket o w:n: ds. 'mls letter- is sent to Torestall any anbeigu'-tifn o ' f- UBS? , as 45. '3 Q 3 - V pilgrimage, to- extend high comxenoation upon your con- X . ' tinued good works and to .express the have that A15-ea 1 I -.f r, . 1' O r f Portlet' Sr. High School will be represented En our 1950 L. ' X My J Q 4 ,,H 4'43 vang Forge P1131-image ifor which 1s will then rf. eu- QQ ef sible . 'I X X ' 'J of The Valley 'eve packet Librfry and Eeorge waenin- n Honor' 1165818 will Ne presented in area ceremonies , y ends s,1r,mg. - iilncerely, ,Zfffg W. ff. Tom Sawyer PHrHHff.e-::, Hr DIHPQILQFIU TU' ANIMAIlHNS B7 X 57A f XX - .' I I , jru.6fn'.l, 3-bfrrfforj nur, rr! pg, - of jrerzlomd jozzflrlaliolfuf 1!afL'y jorgf announce wifL frfeasurf Me .iearlioa of Ly My ah.4linguiJAnl Wafima ,AUKIFIIJ Jury fo rereiue 4 5-Ziff' Q! X er .1411 oufJfumling afnimfrmenl in Ac6n'nq fo Arif llII1L'l'JldIHliIl? Off lillfillq X. X.s.1rdu li!II1!li.Irlf'VHUt I 'rm H11'1lufr1n lvisiszuw as wni 4-3 THE ISIC I7IGH'I 'f Ci11Pll.1IlSIl1 vs. CIPXIIIUHIIISIN --1'I'r1pc Record- i ing and Booklet! was gixcn the Primipnl School Award. The work was dons by Jerome Chapman, Arnold Roufa, Barbara Coltzcr, under the direction of Miss Rose Caprnm.