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The 1963 Eagle The Eagle Presents Warren Easton High School's Fiftieth Year- Its Golden Anniversary Warren Easton marches onward Through victory and defeat And bravely with- out murmur. What fortune sends we meet; For we’re all for Warren Easton And we’ll strive to gain and hold. The honor of our High School and The Purple and Old Gold. 5 To the many people - faculty, students, and parents-who have helped make Easton a great school, I the staff dedicates this Golden Contents Administration Classes Organizations Classrooms and Activities Sports Advertisements Eagle Pages From the Past “SQUARE SHOOTING GEOMETRIC KIDS • 4 CPjuXf- . . CyA. ijf . . i v - y L. . « • ' Vctrty V«fc . - ' «5 •' ' '«- £ «v C—— ROSA cSjW™. - ;m 7 7; A u Ay « L.« u £r 'iir'it- U J USE AM AN. INST L?1 INCOMMENSURABLE CASES A.„ «. . M-fX . ..... C.._ - • ..... « ' • •• « (fe“ K V • 1 ?----— A j. „ j..i J..f i ' ... A A « • THE OBTUSE PARALLELOGRAMS ' • £y ■ AA4 r — £± SfS £.£ . . -««. - Trip. - «- ■UM • RATIO RATS a . V1W’ iUv 2 r ' Jy ™ 4 ' VmSl ' Jx- Ww SEAMAN’S SOLIOITES y t «i a u.(2-£+ b jr pi£ y'u ,ge -A 'y o x «444 4 HARMONIC DIVISION fS S - 3 — •ymjtt A1 A jl te £zrz ' lr - Viintaqt' 'bu5j' cu it y r r. O.. ' •) •■ 'iV y v ' (, . LOCUS KIDS c JSr icr xtfXr .xv ’ • . Uaaa t A y J --- ■ V‘X ytjypc,lr iQJrr£ 0 J C+. .JL£ £. WORMS _ -„„ . L . Vm_—« x , e+A L 7 V. i 'ic tAA . _ -1- • Hf • 1« -, V ' 4« . '•- «■ A,y y • V . ? 3 ww (A4 . a - N y . bL hi r vVH ' V fr-al+y uC« uZuZiK 73p%y 4-V :'.fc. frW VXa ca- ‘VI Al.ua ft jt, yuy r izf rTj;.T_ U HaLUaJT )2 %?Z3b$zr y X f 0« Airwvy i.4. Ck Ju jLJ zLt .ay ■p . Or K + ua aL G Uu k 1 o £ 10 Lou.t B WlLLIAHS Scholars and Scribes II Back Row (L. io R.) -C. Upton. C. deColigny. J. Kelleher. I:. Simon. J. Percy. E. Baumbach. R. Johnson P. D. Roehm. Second Row -Coach Harry Gamble. L. Isacks. E. West. E. Tschirn. S. Eustis. J. D. Stewart. Manager Phillip Gidiere. Sitting (L. to R.)—Shorty Carriere. R. Pitard. G. Edwards. Captain C. Fresh. C. Schneidau. Smithers. Henriques, E. Schmidt. 13 Mt-HanJy. S Montague. (i. Collmcr. Misse I . Mcfliveiwy. i. I I'- Hilling . I Hoefekl. . | tin- realms why Easton won such a brilliant victory ovc: :11 the )t uii ( Mir cheerleaders were ably assisted bv charming •' ■ u Wright am I Mien High Schools. . . cheerleader worked lard ami faithfully at all games, and we • mi the succe of the Eagles. 1930 CHEERLEADERS EAGLES BAND VI ■ V Q5° ' ■ IMBwAhSSi rw «fQ- dl T •' • f jf 1 y «V ' ■ • • ''•••it K. V k-Vcf i V — • , 0-cfcvu ••tw a «s rr ir« T- GOOD OLE DAYS Architecture and the Alma Mater 16 Editors' Note This yearbook was put together for you, the students of Warren Easton High School of the year 1963. We the editors have done our best to make it the type of yearbook everyone can enjoy not only now but in future years. Taking into consideration that this is the 50th year of our school we have seen to it that our yearbook has helped celebrate this anniver- sary. Fifty years is a long time. This year wa- hut one in particular for you to remember. May the 1963 Eagle be a reminder to you of all the fun, all the work, and all the achievements that you have had in senior high. Thank you, Your Editors-in-Chief Peggy Cocreham and Janice Akin Students of Easton, Your Principal Writes to You This Note: A man does not find satisfaction in any other way but by making others happy. This teaching has been a part of the philosophy of our school for generations and has allowed untold numbers of our students to grow and flourish into the kind of adults that make us proud to be associ- ated with. To the Senior Class of 1963, I hope that the many experiences you have shared at Warren Easton will afford you the privilege of realizing that the purpose of our progam was not the achieving of material success but the overall realization that if something is worth doing then every effort should be made to carry it to its completion. The success of today is a fleeting thing but, the experiences shared and the friendships made in building a better way of life will last forever. 77 18 Our Principal Mr. Harry T. Garland Mr. W. O. Head Assistant Principal Office Secretaries MRS. ANE MRS. DENNIS Parents Faculty Alumni Mrs. James J. Nicoll, Treas.; Mr. Warren Alberstadt. 1st V. Pres.; Mrs. Lester Schmidt, Pres.; Mrs. Edwin Guidry, Sec.; Mrs. C. Bourgeois, 2nd V. Pres. 21 Warren Easton MRS. ROMA BORDELON English MR. JAMES CASHELL, JR. Speech MR. GEORGE COMEAUX Boys’ Counselor MRS. BARBARA CRIDER 22 Home Economics MRS. MARY DUMAINE Gym MISS EUNICE DURR Girls’ Counselor Faculty of ?62-63 MR. GORDON EBERLE Chemistry MR. ROLAND FOLSE History MIVfRANK FORMUSA ✓ .Wth MISS JUDY GLAS Gym Ok IRBOOr too J OR rflY O T MR. LAURENCE KANNON English MR. PAUL GUMA Music MR. AUDI GILL Gym MR. EARL HUBLEY Coach MR. M. J. KYAME Art Warren Easton MRS. JANE MOEN MR. SAM MONDELLO MRS. MARY MURTAGH TyPinS Gym Math. MRS. BERTHA NELKIN English 24 MR. FRED NICAUD Physics, Chemistry MISS ELEONORE PARK English Faculty of ?62-63 MRS. FLORA SCHECK Business MRS. SALOME WESTBROOKE Home Economics MR. E. R. TOOTLE Math. MRS. VIVIAN WHEAT History MRS. MARY WARD History MR. DAVID WOOD English 25 Faculty of ’62- 63 Teachers not pictured are: MISS BRINGHURST MISS BURNS MR. BURTON MRS. McCREA MR. GAUDET MISS GOUGH MISS HALLARON MR. JACOBS MISS LEIDENHEIMER MISS ROBY MRS. RUSKIN MR. SCOTT MISS WIRTH MISS THOMAS MRS. YOUNG 26 The History of Warren Easton In the latter part of the nineteenth century. Boys’ High School, Caliope Street, was the only boys’ high school in New Orleans. In 1896, the first football team was organized, electing George Stein as its Captain. The school colors, Purple and Gold, were chosen this year, and the first issue of the school paper was published. This paper, ‘'The Old Gold and Purple” has the reputation of being the oldest school paper in the South. Also in the year 1896, the first Senior Class Officers were elected, and Max Moss had the honor of being chosen as President. This year actually marks the beginning of the activities of the present Warren Easton High School. The present school building of “E” type construction, costing almost S400.000 was erected in 1913, and opened its first session on September 24, with Frank W. Gregory as Principal. He had been the principal of the Boy’s High School. The dedication of the building was held on May 26, 1914, and was conducted by the Society of the Alumni of New Orleans. The year 1925 marked the beginning of the first Easton Yearbook which was published under the name, the “Eastonite.” One of the great milestones in the history of Warren Easton was the writing of its “Alma Mater” by C. W. Spencer Jr., in 1927. In the year 1929, Easton’s band was rated the largest high school band in the State. During this decade, the Debate Society, one of the first organizations at Warren Easton Boys’ High, won all of its out-of-town tour debates. In 1933, the first Pep Squad was organized, being the first in the public schools of New Orleans. The year 1924 marked the beginning of Student government at Warren Easton. For the first time. Student Council Officers were chosen, with Raymond Miller as President. An event almost as great as the writing of the “Alma Mater” was the composing of the “Fight Song” bv Mr. Anthony J. Valentino and Mr. Frank Cardenia. in 1945. In 1947, Easton’s Science Lab was considered one of the best in the New Orleans Public Schools. In the summer of 1952. the old building of Boys’ was renovated to make ready for the admittance of girls, and the name was changed from Warren Easton Boys’ High School to Warren Easton Senior High School. This not only brought girl students but the first woman principal in the history of the school, Miss Amy H. Hinrichs. Having girls in the school, prompted the Girls’ Flag Team to color Half-time Ceremonies at sporting events. The year 1953 brought honors to Easton in Debate and Distributive Education, both winning first place in State Contests. The Journalism Department also won honors in 1951. by being awarded the National Freedom Foundation Award: and in 1956, by being awarded first place in the National Accident Prevention Contest for Easton’s Traffic Issue of Old Gold and Purple. Miss Amy Hinrichs retired in the year 1956, and Mr. Harry T. Garland became Principal. To this day, Easton has been active in all fields: since it has continued uninterrupted for 50 years now. it is ranked in age with the oldest high schools in America. This article was taken from the May 1958 issue of “The Old Gold and Purple and was written hy DIANE BURGE. The Eagles Business Managers Are: Del Richards and Gwen Meyer Picture taken at WaterfaJl on Roller! E. Lee Blvd. The Editors of Sections of the Yearbook Staff Are: Sherry Henderson, Activity; Cissy Dahmer, Soph.-Jr.; Ginger Bernier, Senior: Gus Schultz, Sports; Tessa Melancon, Activity; Sharon Becker, Money Maker; Emily Manning, Photography. Have you ever been in a forest— . w A gigantic forest, a forest of mystery? Everyone has at one time or another. In the forest appears The babbling brook, tUPinlMv dew. The leafy trees, he wii paths— The unknown knowledg? that is cv r present Holding untold treasures j For all who enter into its presence and venture to explore its depths. ANNA MITCHELL JACK CASTLE Sophomore Class John Arezzini Carolyn Balser Sharon Bennett Mary Ann Blum Felix Botsay Kathy Barnard Marlowe Benson Kathleen Mary Boehm Jimmy Brodtman Helen Baffes Billy Baumgartnes Arlene Bergey Janice Bordelon Mauricette Bagur Robert Benitez Marie Louise Blondo Beth Botsay Glena Calandro 31 Sophomores John Caplinger Karen Ann Carroll Jack Castle Sandra Carl Walter Casanovas Sal Catalanotto Frank Clemente Barbara Coleman Johnny Carr Cheryl Ann Cassard Beverly Chahaud Cathy Clesi Carl Couret Ja Castagnetta Linda Chaudler Reed Cloud Pat Cullen P) c. TV A) OT Judy Culotta Juanita Dessell James Downes Romain Duffard Randy Eader Jane Danner Earlene Dreiling Gregory du Treil Carolyn Ebarb Mary Davis George Dawson Mary Kathleen Dodd Elizabeth Domingo Cynthia Du Broc Beni Ducote 'tw v Sophomores Sandra Ecuyer Richard Esteves Bettie Lou Edwards Patricia Fellows Judy Fischer Callie Fank Mike Carey Alana Ermert Kenny Ferro Allen Fortfr Lois Marie Galland Boh Gary Lawrence Ferro Rickey Foudriat Man1 Ann Gallo Stephan Elliott Sal Ferrara Rayelyn Fischer Jo Ann Freeman Michael Garland I Edward Gernon Bryan Giroir Judy Greenwood Elizabeth Hemard Fat Giallanza t' - . Horace Giroir Gary Herndon v Gayle Griffin Kathleen Haney Alana Mary Gildig Eugene Gillilea Meanwhile hack at the . . . Gayle Gordon Kenneth Guderian Sophomores John Hooper Linda Diane Jenkins John Laudun 36 James Huffman Jewell Kirby Raymond Lechler Patsy Jo Ann Holmes Donna Jurisich Barry Labourdette Otto Leininger Georgia Honses Dixie Lynn James Kathleen Kenner Norma Jean Ladner Robert Lloyd Ronald Lotz Dana Meyer Patricia Jane Marcotte Tom McKigney Ann Marie Lucas Michael Lynch Beryl Morrison Edward Mclnnis p i Bridget McNamara Majorie Lund Shircll Lucas Pat Macksey Brayton Matthews Richard Masley Jo Anne Matron Everyone is enjoying the Xmas Concert. 37 Sophomores Joy Lynn Mequet Murk Moser Bonnie Orr Susan Paoletti Anna Mitchel Faye Oglesby Bart Palmisano Frank Parrino Ronald Platt Allen Mocklin Dominick Palmisano Vicki Pecoraro Harry Powell A. J. Moeller Leonard Ordoyne Midge Patke Carolyn Perniciaro Jeanne Puccio Rena Powell Linda Lee Richard Ethel Rinderle Frances Robinson Victoria Rodick Michelle Pujols Suzanne Richter Nancy Ritter Danny Ross Mary Ix is Rush Ray Preston Roy Rider Buddy Riecke Janice Rabalais Suzette Robert Ray Robins Mr. Bierhorst making like a sophomore. 39 Sophomores Stephen Rush Darlene Schmaltz Harry Smith Jennie Lynn Taffaro Kathleen Schneider Wayne SoKs Charles Thames Ned Savage Jane Shoults Lynn Spilsbury Sharon Thomos Susan Walters Charles Scheffer Bernadette Smith Karen Sullivan Dawson Waits I The Sophomores will always remember the Halloween half-time show. 41 WJ wtt . Have you ever seen a bridge? Of course you have, but do you really know what it is? It is a transversal that takes you from one destination to another. _ It is a chance to move forward in life if this is one’s true desire. The knowledge you gain is ,the knowledge that gives you man) profits and it is like' nfr otner. Junior Class • - b TEENY MfcGRATH JIMMY SCI IWEHM Junior Class Officers Jimior s Sandy Akin Marilyn Armond Sharon Barros Kathy Bernard Beverly Alberstadt Jerry Beard Darnell Bizot Richard Alfortish Marcelle Baron Stuart Bergen Dianne Blanton Shirley Bonicard Gail Brasiei Terry’ Bordelon Donald Brown Gaynell Bourgeois Carol Buckles Lois Cahn Victoria Carter Norwood Camurs Joel Catalano Oscar Campos Carleton Burgard Patton Cannatello 45 Juniors Donald Celentano Carol Chien Cheryl Lee Clark Anna Cunningham Nagim Craig Arlene Davis Tom Cheney Mike Chew Janie Cook Land Cosgrove Allen Danielson Julie Ann Danner August Davis Brule DeBartolo 46 Becky Dingier Nadine Ducote Charles Durr Charlotte Ehrensing Marilyn Divincenti Severn Doughty Richman Douglas Leon Dupeire Karen Eatman Remember voting day, Juniors? Teddy Eilers Mildred Etheredge Candy Everett 47 Juniors Larry Filiberto Bobby Figueroa Lillian Fonseca Glen Forrest Fred Fassbender Josie Ferrara i Mary Ann Flubacher Steven Flory Catherine Forster Joseph Frederick Teddy Fritscher Ellen Frey Cynthia Frilot 48 Robert Gabourel Victor Gabourel Donald Gauthier Beatrice Gautreavx Joseph Gilberti Joseph Gildner Mary Gotto Erin Gough Juanita Gaille Pat Giardina Gayle Gieuffre Nancy Gilworth Phil Gordon Bill Gould 49 Juniors Heidi Guess Douglas Harris Kathleen Guzzo Gloria Harris Diane Hebert Terri Ann Gregory % Pam Grisamore Ben Haney Kay Harvey Bertha Harris Mike Heinz Alez Heisler Carlo Hernandez 50 Robert Hess James Hesse Lynn Hewitt wmmm Patsy Hickey Peggy Hickey Linda Higgins Peyton Hines Ida Honses Dianna Hortenstein Could this be love? Bill Housey Kenneth Hughes 51 Juniors Ann Mary Joseph Gayle Knower Carolyn Jacobs Leonard Johnson Judy Jolly Phillis Kent Lucy Laborde William Klopf Dwane Lafleur Ted Lamonica Leonard Larsen James Lawler Dagmar Larrieu 52 Charles Lomando Alvin Macke Millie Leyrer Diane Magliolo Irwin Magri Ronald Manns Patsy Levron Johanna Lyons 53 Juniors Reginald McCoy Teeny McGrath Elizabeth McDonald Donald McMahon Carolyn Meehan Patricia Maye Anna Martin Mike McFadden James McNeil Edna McGittigan Elizabeth Meadows Susan Megna Patricia Mendoza 54 Patricia Mendoza Janet Molere Marcia Milazzo Diane Morgan Penny Munn Irene Mirambell Nelda Mitchell While strolling through the halls one day. Craig Nagin 55 Rosemary Mosley Linda Nettles Cariotta Newton Jimmy Nicoll Michael O’Neal Kathleen O’Rourke Billy Osterhold Karen Parks 56 Kenneth Parmentel Jean Patterson Joan Patterson A Dianne Peace Joyce Perisse Mary Ann Pelicano Leon Perniciaro Winetta Perelli Susan Petre Olga Phillips Erith Ann Petterson Doris Pitre 57 Rosie Pizzitola Joseph Pradat Sandra Pradat Charles Richard Noel Ricord 58 Glenn Roberts Robert Rombach Marianne Ross Glenn Roussell Darlene Rome Clarence Rutter Lawrence Ryal Richard Sachitano Eugene Schallenberg George Schroeder Fred Schuber Gary Russo Janice Russo Juniors Carmen Shefcyk Linda Smith Laura Shipman Lynn Smith Sherrie Spring Cindy Serpas Richard Siegel Steve Shapiro Benjamin Smith Wayne Smith Judy Spindell Joseph Squatrito Patricia Stassi 60 Sharon Summers Rosalie Templet Jo Ellen Tramuta Lynne Veith Kathleen Tallant Marc in Thames Penny Trest Penny Verbeek Beatrice Taylor Carrie Thieneman Anthony Trippi Jean Verret Larry Trahan Jean Vegas 61 Juniors Sarah Vitale Julia Wachtel 62 Ronald Vignes Walter Vetsch Sue Vitrano Von A «pern Karen Weidig Lee Werling Drew Viosca Gretchen Von Gohren Kerry Weilbaecher Ronnie Wigmann 63 Judy Zilo ANTON KERN MARILYN KOTTEMAN Senior Class Have you ever thought about a crossroad? It is a place where the past, the present, and the future meet. It is a place where the turning point in our lives transpires. It is a place where we can look back on what we have done and look ahead on what is to come. These are the crossroads that we will never forget. .lam Cumbre, Treasurer; Betty Hine ', Vice President; Buddy Ryals, President; Betty Zeiglar, Secretary; Emily Manning, Historian JANICE YVEITE AKIN Anchor; Dra- matics; Dance Comm.; Eagle, Ed.-in-Chief; F.T.A.; Quill Scroll; Hist.; Flagteam; J.A.; Talent Show; Leadership Confer. JILL BETH ALBERSTADT Anchor; F.T.A.; Honor Society; Old Gold Purple; Quill Scroll; Slide Rule; Student Council; French Medal; Honor Roll. 66 BOB ARMOND Band. GAIL ANN ARMSTRONG F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; Red Cross. ALFRED ASPIRON Bowling; Slide Rule; Baseball. TOMMY ATKINS Slide Rule; Track; Football. 67 JOYCELYN ANN BANDERET Glee Club; D.E. EDDIE BARRANCO Talent Show; Newman Club; Homecoming Court; Mixed Choir. CHERYL ELIZABETH BAUDRY F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Pep Squad. SHARON BECKER Dance Comm.; Eagle; F.B.L.A.; Quill Scroll; Flagteam; Talent Show; Junior Superlative. ROBERT BENITEZ Football; Track; Homecoming King. JUDY BENSON Red Cross. 68 PAULA PAMELA BERGERON- D.E.; F.N.A.; F.H.A.; Red Cross; Newman Club. SKIPPY BERLIER Old Cold Purple; Swim- ming. EDWARD BERLUEHAUX VIRGINIA (Ginger) BERNIER Anchor; Dramatics; Dance Comm.; Eagle, Sr. Editor; F.T.A.; Quill Scroll; Flagteam; Jr. Achievement; Talent Show; Leadership Conference. BILLE BERTHON- NAOD F.B.L.A.; Red Cross; Newman Club. PATRICIA ANN BERTUCI Bowling; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Old Cold Purple; Red Cross; Newman Club. 69 PAUL BESSE Key Club: Dance Comm.; Slide Rule; Student Council, Pres.; Pelican Boy State. BRENDA BILLINGSLEY Dramatics Club; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross; Slide Rule. '9 .1’ RUTH BLANKE PEGGY ELLEN BLUM Pep Squad. CINDY BOEBINGER Student Council; Intramurals. 7 '1 V FAYE BOEHN F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Pep Squad; Red Cross; Student Council; Newman Club. 70 DONNA BORDELON Anchor Club; Bowling Club; Honor Society, V.P.; Slide Buie; Youth for Christ; Intramurals; State Rally; Jr. Science Award GAYLE BORDELON Bowling; F.B.L.A., Local Reporter; F.H.A.; Youth for Christ. STUART BREAUX Student Council. JANE BRENNAN Anchor Club, Treas.; Dance Comm.; Eagle; Key Club Spon- sor; Quill Scroll; Youth for Christ; Sopho- more Art Super- lative; Pelican Girls’ State. KAY BRISTER D.E. WALTER BRODTMAN Dance Comm.; Key Club; Red Cross; Slide Rule; Swimming; Pelican Boys’ State. JANIS BUFFET Dance Comm.; Eagle; Quill Scroll; Red Cross. PAUL BURGARD Red Cross; Foot- ball; Baseball; Easton’s Legion Team. GARY BURT Red Cross; Track. CAROLE CALCAGNO F.B.L.A. IRENE CALLAHAN JAMES PATRICK CAMBR J NE PATRICIA CAMBRA Dance Comm., Treas.; Eagle Staff; Jr. Class Officer, Treas.; Homecoming Court; Quill Scroll; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross. 73 FRANK CAMINITA Swimming, Captain. GLORIA CANTRELLE Student Council; Homecoming Queen. RITA CARCABASIS KENNETH CARROLL Bowling Club; Red Cross; Baseball; Jr. Achievement. ANTHONY CARUSO Bowling, V. Pres.; F.B.L.A. ROY CASEY Bowling Club; Slide Rule Club. 74 GAVIN CHACHERE ALLEN CATALA- NOTTO Bowling; Slide Rule; Pelican Boy’s Slate. JENNIE CATALA- NOTTO F.B.L.A. ANTHONY CHAISSON D.E. RICHARD L. CAZAUBON Bowling; Dance Comm.; D.E.; Student Council; Baseball. BOBBY CELENTANO SANDRA ANN CHAMP Junior Achievement. CAROLINE CHANDLER D.E., Secretary; Pep Squad; Red Cross. CAROL CHAVERS D.E. BONNIE CHETTA F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; Red Cross; Student Council; Cheer- leader; Talent Show; Senior Play; Christmas Pageant; Sim- plicity Style Show. 76 .MARGARET CHOPSKI Anchor Club; Debate, Sec.; Dra- matics, Vice Pres.; Dance Comm.; F.T.A., Vice Pres.; Pep Squad; Red Cross; Student Council; Y.F.C., Prt at’l Tin .ns; State Rally; Speech Festival; Soph.- ,Ir. Play; Sr. Play; Christmas Pageant. DAVID CLOUD Bowling Club. PEGGY COCREHAM Bowling Club; Dance Comm.; Eagle Staff, Editor-in-Chief; Quill Scroll, Sec.; Slide Rule; Basketball, Intra- murals; Jr. Achievement, Treas.; Talent Show. JERRY COFFEY D.E.; Student Council. JANICE MARY COMISKEY F.B.L.A.; Old Gold Purple; Pep Squad; Red Cross; Jr. Achievement. WALTER CONDON F.B.L.A.; New- man Club; Jr. Achievement, Vice President. 77 SONYA CONTRERAS D.E. GEORGE CROSS Band Major: Homecoming Court. LARRY CUNNINGHAM Basketball. CHRIS CURET CISSY DAH.MER Dance Comm.; Eagle; F.B.L.A.; Quill Scroll; Flagtcam; Talent Show. ANNA DALEO D.E. 78 DARLENE DALLAS Student Council; F.B.L.A. DIANE DARLING Honor Society; Slide Rule; Student Council. MARGORIE DAVIS JEWEL DAWSON Dramatics Club; Senior Play. PATSY DESOTO D.E.; Style Show. CAROLE LYNN DEXHF.MER 79 BOBBY DOWS Key Club; Slide Rule; Student Council; Football, Manager; Track, Manager. SUSAN DRISCOLL F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; Jr. Achievement. DARLENE DRURY ELNA RUTH DRIVER Soph.-Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Youth for Christ; Speech Festival. 80 FRANCIS DUCOTE JUDY DUERR Anchor Club, Chaplain; F.T.A.; Old Cold Purple; Slide Rule; Student Council. SUSAN DUGAN Dance Comm.; F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; Cheerleader. ROSE MARIE DULETZ JOHN DUTTON Key Club; Red Cross; Student Council; Foot- ball; Swimming. EDWARD DUMESTRE Slide Rule; Pelican Boys’ State. 81 JILL DUVERNAY Honor Society. JOHN ELLINGTON Debate; Dra- matics; Jr. Achievement, Bus Man. 82 JOHN FALLO CYNTHIA FRANK HARRIET FARMER D.E. 83 GODREY FREY CHARLES DONALD FISHER ALLEN FOGARTY Key Club. LARRY FLOYD D.E. . GAYLE FORD Jr. Art Superlative. CHARLES FUCHS Basketball; Track. SHARON FLAD Dramatics; Pep Squad. BARBARY FRISARD F.T.A.; Pep Squad; Red Cross; Slide Rule. 84 JIMMY GAFFREY DAYNA GAGLIANO F.H.A. GORDON GAILLE D.E. SUZANNE THERESA DENISE GALJOUR F.B.L.A.; Old Gold Purple; Quill Scroll; Red Cross; Newman Club. GEORGIA GEAN GARRET Bowling; F.B.L.A.: Red Cross; Flagtcam. EMILE JOSEPH GARLEPIED F.B.L.A.; Red Cross. 85 ALFRED GEEN Key Club; Ked Cross; Slide Kule; Student Council; Football. SANDRA RAE GERVAIS Bowling Club; Student Council; Majorette. MIKE GILLIBA Baseball, J.V. GAIL ADAIR GONZALES Christmas Pageant; Anchor, Sec.; De- bate, Pres.; Dramatics, Pres.; Dance Comm.; Eagle, Asst. Adv. Mgr.; Quill Scroll; Slide Rule; Pelican State; Senior Play; State Rally; Junior Super- lative; Talent Show; National Thespian Society; Nat. Forensic League. BILL GORDON Football. JANE GROSS F.N.A.; Biology Award. 86 MARY CAROLL GUIDRY Dramatics; F.T.A.; Pep Squad; Slide Rule. SARITA GUILLOT Band; Newman Club. SUZANNE GUILLOT F.B.L.A. VALARIE GUSMAN Dance Comm.; Eagle; Quill Scroll; Flagteam; J.A., Sec.; SOJA Conference. 87 KAREN HAGSTTETE Bowling; Dance Comm.; F.B.L.A.; Student Council. BILLIE JEAN HADLEY Bowling; Eagle; F.B.L.A.. Pres.; Quill Scroll; Flagteam; J.A.; Talent Show. LINDA HALEY F.N.A. SUZANNE HANEMANN Red Cross. F.B.L.A.; F.N.A.; F.T.A.; Pep Squad; Red Cross; J.A. KAY HAMRICK TRUDY HAMMER F.B.L.A.; J.A. IRVIN HEBERT RICHARD HAULARD Slide Kule Club; Band. KAREN HEMARD Anchor Club; F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad: Student Council; J.A. Band. LYNDA HARRISON BRIAN l Rosebud i HELD Slide Rule. DOUG HAYS Key; Slide Rule; JAMES HERRING SHERRY HENDERSON Anchor Club; Bowling Club; Dance Comm.; Eagle: Pep Squad; Quill Scroll: Flagleam; Talent Show; Jr. Superlative. LURLYN HICKEY F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; Majorette, Capt. JEAN HIGHT Anchor Club; Debate; Dance Comm.; Honor Society; Pep Squad; Slide Rule; Jr. Chemistry Award; National Forensic League. BETTY HINES Anchor Club; Dramatics; Dance Comm.; Honor Society; Slide Rule; Flagteam; Homecoming; Yicc-Pres. Jr. Class; Jr. Super- lative: Citizenship Award. 90 JI DITII ANN HIRSTIUS F.B.L.A.; F.N.A.; Pep Squad. LOUIS HOERNER F.B.L.A.; Slide Rule Club; Jr. Pelican Boys’ Stale. 91 ROBERT HUNGER Bowling; F.B.L.A.; Key; Slide Rule; Swim- ming; Band; J.A. MIKE HUNTER VINCENTIANNAZZO Red Cross. RAY 1NGULIA F.B.L.A.; Siudenl Reporter; Student Council; J.A. BERNARD HYLAND Football. CHARLES ILLG CHERYLE D. JOBE Anchor Club; F.T.A.; Honor Society; Red Cross; Slide Rule. FREDDIE JOLIBOUX DONALD JONES F.B.L.A.; Red Cross; Student Council. GLORIA KENNEDY Bowling; F.H.A.; Old Gold Purple; Pep Squad; Quill Scroll; Red Cross: Senior Play. ANTON KERN Slide Rule, Vice Pres.; Bas- ketball; Track. EVELYN KESSLER Anchor Club: F.T.A.. I’res.; Pep Squad; Slide Rule; Student Council. 93 JOHN LAMKIN Bowling; Dance Comm.; Eagle; Key; Red Cross; Slide Rule; Stu- dent Council; Cheerleader; Sr. Superlative (62); Newman Club. JEM-SU LEE Debate; Dra- matics: Eagle, Adv. Mgr.; Quill Scroll; Youth for Christ; J.A.: Talent Show; Sr. Play; Christmas Play. MARY BETH LAMBERT Anchor; Dance Comm.; F.T.A.; Honor Society, Treasurer; Old Gold Purple, Sr. Editor; Quill Scroll; Slide Rule; Flagteam Alt.: J. A. Dramatics; Key; Slide Rule; Stu- dent Council; Li- brary Club; Soph.-Jr. Play. JO-ANN LANGE F.H.A.; Red Cross; Talent Show. PAUL LARSEN Key; Red Cross, V.P.; Student Council; Cheerleader. CURT LECHLER LAKin LESSLIK MARY LeSAICHERRE F.B.L.A.; New- man Club. DIANA LOYACANO F.T.A.; Old Cold Purple; Pep Squad: Quill Scroll; Red Cross; Student Council; Newman Club; Delegate at National J.A. Conference; Jr. Achievement. ROSEMARY LlilZZA F.N.A.; Slide Rule; Newman Club; Jr. Achievement. v,,v ■ -V 96 JENNIFER I. LUTTRELL Dramatics; F.B.L.A.; Band; Jr. Achievement. MICHAEL MACKSEY Basketball; Track; Band. DEBRA MALONE Pep Squad. CHARLENE MANFRE Flagteam, Capt.; Bowling; Dance Comm.; Eagle; F.B.L.A.; Quill Scroll; Glee; Homecoming Court. EMILY MAE MANNING Flagteam, Capt.; Dramatics; Dance Comm., Sec.; Eagle, Photo. Ed.; F.B.L.A., Vice- Pres.; Pep Squad; Quill Scroll; Red Cross; Student Council; Easton’s Representative to N.C.C.J.; Speech Festival; Jr. Class Officer, Historian; Talent Show; J.A. RAY MARRONE 97 DIANNE MAXWELL Dramatics; F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; Red Cross; Youth for Christ. CAROL McGITTIGAN Red Cross; Stu- dent Council; Basketball; Baseball; jr. Achievement; Chorus. 98 JERRY McCANN PAT McGINN Band. BEN F. McKOWN JR. Bowling; Slide Rule; Swimming; Jr. Achievement. TESSA SUZANNE MELANCON Anchor Club; Debate; Dramatics; Eagle; Honor Society; Old Gold and Purple, Act. Ed.; Pep Squad Sec.; (Juill Scroll; Student Council: Band; Slide Rule; Delegate for National Con- ference of Christians and Jews. EARL CHARLES MENDOZA JR. Bowling; Slide Rule Club. ROBERT MEQUET D.E. 99 GWENDOLYN MKYKR Bowlin :; Eagle; Ouill Scroll; Red Cross; Jr. Achievement. BARBARA MILLIGAN F.B.L.A.; Old Gold and Purple. JOHN MILLER Old Gold and Purple; Slide Rule; New- man Club; Football; Swimming. RUSSELL J. MICLIACCIE Bowling; Swimming. BRUCE MILLS Homecoming Court; Bowling; Student Council. 100 LEMONT MIREMONT Bowling; Slide Rule. MICHAEL MITCHEL Key Club: Red Cross; Slide Rule; Student Council; Basket- ball. JOEM MITTEL- STAEDT Red Cross. KATHERINE mott F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; Red Cross. BEN MERITA MORTEL- LARD F.B.L.A.; Jr. Achievement. 101 WARREN MORRIS Homecoming Court; Red Cross. KAROL MOTTO F.H.A.; Basket- ball. GENE MOPPERT Old Cold 1’urple. PETER MUSCA- RELLO GEORGE MORLIER Key Club; Slide Rule; Tennis; Band. GARY J. MORRIS Bowling; Swimming. LINDA NELSON F.1M..A.; Pep Squad; Red (JOSS. JULIA ANN NORMAND Pep Squad. 103 DONALD NOWAK ROBERT O'BRIEN Student Council; Football. Capt.; Basketball, Capt.; Track, Capt.; Junior Superlative. MARY ANNE O’ROUKE Bowling; F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; Jr. Achievement. LAURIE OTTO FREDA 0 E F.H.A. RALPH W. PARKER JR. 104 EDWIN PEMBERTON Slide Rule Club. ERWIN PEMBERTON Slide Rule Club; Studenl Council; Basketball, Mgr.; Sophomore Superlative. ADOLPH PETER MARSHA PICKETT Dance Coinm.; F.B.L.A.; Old Gold Purple, Ed.; Quill Scroll; Red Cross; Cheerleader; Pelican Girls’ State; Rov- ing Reporter; N.O. Press Assoc. LINDA JEAN PIQl E Red Cross; Slide Rule Club, Sec.-Treas. NANCY PITRE 105 WESLEY T. RALSTON Slide Rule; Student Council; Tennis; Swimming, Capt. DEL RICHARDS Anchor Club, Sen. Dir.; Dance Comm.; F.B.L.A.; F.T.A.; Honor Society; Key Club Sweetheart; Tennis; Flagteam; Jr. Achievement; High School Board Chair.; Eagle, Bus. Mgr.; T.A.R. Reprc. JOY RICORD Bowling; F.T.A.; Pep Squad; Slide Rule Club; Student Council. 106 GEORGE HERMON RIGAMAER Key Club; Tennis; Swim- ming. KENNETH ROTII MARSHALL RYALS Dance Comm.; Key Club, Treas.: Student Council; Band, Sec.; New- man Club: Jr. Class Pres.; Jr. Superlative. JO ELLEN ROCK D.E.; Red Cross: Basketball. KARYL ROBERTS Anchor Club, Jr. Dir.; Dance Comm.: Jr. Achievement; Jr. Superlative. RONALD RIVIERE Band; L.M.E.A. STEVE ROY Student Council. JUNE SACHITANO Student Council. Sec. ANGELA SALAZAR Red Cross; D.E.; F.N.A.; Pep Squad. EDDIE SANCHEZ D.E. LOUISE SANCHEZ D.E. ALANA SAVARESE Bowling; Student Council. John i. SABLE Dance Comm., V. Pres.; Key Club. Pres.; Band, Asst. Capt.; Pelican Boys’ State. TOMMY SCHMIDT PATRICIA SCHNEIDER F.B.L.A.: Jr. Achievement. EDMUND SCHRENK Slide Rule Club. BOB SCHROEDER Bowling Club. DIANE SCHROEDER Anchor Club; Dance Comm.; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.: Student Council: Jr. Achievement. I 10 AL W. SERPAS PATSY SHARP I N V: F.H.A.: Red Cross. CAROL E. SHEARER I .N.A.: Glee; Mixed Choir. GERALDINE (Gerrv) SHEPHERD Bowling; Dramatics; Dance Comm.; F.B.L.A.; Senior Play: Bed Cross; J.A.; Thespians; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Fes- tival. DIANE E. SHIRLEY Pep Squad; Bowling; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A., Sec.; Student Council. ANGIE SOTTILE Howling: D.E.; F.H.A.: J.A. CHRISTINE SMITH Anchor; J.A.; Dramatics; Dance Comm.; Student Council; Newman Club; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Festival. FRANCES VERONICA SMITH Old Gold Purple; Pep Squad; Red Cross. TOM SNYDER Debate; Dramatics, Trcas.; Dance Comm.; Old Gold Purple; Red Cross; Student Council; Cheerleader; Speech Festival; Color Guard; Thes- pians. JOSEPH PAUL SPIZALE BARBARA ANN SQUIRES Anchor Club; Debate, Trcas.; Dramatics, Sec.; F.T.A.; Pep Squad: Slide Rule; Student Council; Speech Festival: Jr. Debate Team. JAKE TAFFARO JR. Student Council; Mixed Choir; Talent Show; Jr. Achievement; Newman Club. 113 SUSAN TASKIN Debate; Dra- matics; Jr. Achievement; Speech Festival; Talent Show; Sr. Play. PAULETTE TANGO D.E.; Red Cross. ELAINE TILLINGHAST F.N.A.; Red Cross; Jr. Achievement. GLORIA TODD D.E. DON TREADWAY Track; Band; Student Council. Vice Pres. 114 ROY TULLIER Track; Swim- ming. CLARA UHLICH D.E. CHARLES VEITH Eagle; Old Gold Purple; Quill Scroll; Red Cross; Slide Rule; Foot- ball; Track; Jr. Achievement. IMELDA VIDOU Anchor Club; F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; Red Cross; Student Council. SHARON WAHDEN F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; F.H.A., Hist. MIKE MCKSEY Band. 115 HARLEY WATKINS Track; Swim- ming. DARLEEN WEBSTER F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; F.H.A. WILLIAM WELLS Football. THOMAS WEST D.E. JOHN WILLIAMS Dance Comm.; Key Club; Slide Rule; Student Council; Tennis Club; Band. 116 GARY WINN HAROLD WICHAN EILEEN WISE Flagteam; F.B.L.A.: Bowl- ing; Red Cross; Homecoming Court. JOELLA (Jody) WOLLARD Anchor Club, Hist.; Dance Comm.; Eagle; F.H.A.; Pep Squad, Lieut.; Quill Scroll; Red Cross; Student Council; J.A.; Easton Rep. to N.C.C.J.; Leadership Conference; Talent Show; Homecoming Court. ANN WYNN Eagle; Quill Scroll. COROLYN ZARZA Debate; Red Cross; Student CounciL BETTY ZEIGLAR Talent Show; Pelican Girls’ State; Roving Reporter: Dance Comm.; Eagle; F.N.A.; Pep Squad, Capt.; Quill Scroll; Red Cross; Stu- dent Council; J.A.; Sec. Jr. Class. 117 JILL BLACK Pep Squad; Dramalics Club. MIKE LOPINTO Basketball. Golden Eagle Seniors of 763 118 In and About Easton i— Organizations Classrooms and Activities Clui Members Jill Alberstadt, Secretary; Donna Bordelon, V. President; Betty Hines. President: Mary Beth Lambert, Treasurer. The National Honor Society NATIONAL ' HONOR SOCIETY I -A J Club. Club Members Susan Dugan, Treasurer; Kathy Mott, Recording See.; Eileen Wise, £ Corresponding Sec.; Billie Jean Hadley, President; Emily Manning. V. President. The Future Business Leaders of Louisiana Peggy Cocreham, Sec.: Sherry Henderson, V. Pres.; Charles Vieth, Treas.: Del Richards, Pres.; Janice Akin, Hist. The Bowling Club Gloria Kennedy, Sec.; Glen Russel. Pres.: At Bertucci, Treas. 122 Cluh Members In action at the alley. Club Members The Future Teachers Club Heidi Guess, V. President; Cheryle Jobe, Parliamentarian and Historian; Evelyn Kessler, President: Kathy Bernard, Treasurer; Charlotte Ehrensing, Secretary. The Slide Ride Club President Anton Kern (not Pictured); Fred Schubert, Vice President: Linda Pique. Secretary and Treasurer. KjV The Youth for Christ Club Club Members Elna Driver, Diane Maxwell, Jack Herring, Gayle Bordelon, Margaret Chopskie, Pres. Club Members Lynn Le Blanc, Recording Sec.; Penny Verbeek, Corresponding Sec.; Janice Russo, Treas.; Judy Greenwood, Historian; Nadine Ducote, V. Pres.; Jewel Dawson, Pres. The Future Nurses The Dance Committee Sharon Alexander investigates the credit rating of customers as part of her job. The Distributive Education Cub Hard workers on the Dance Committee. Johnny Sable. V. Pres.; Emily Manning, Sec.; Jane Cambra, Treas.; Betty Hines, Pres. Club Members 126 Kathleen Scanlan. Co. Treas.; Larry Lloyd, Pari.; Caroline Chandler (top) Sec.; Kay Brister, Treas.: Richie Cazaubon, Pres. Faye Boehm, V. Pres.: Diane Shirley, Sec.: Judy Hirstius, Pres.; Cheryl Baudry, Treas. Parish Officers: Sharon Wahden, President: Ann Lagard, Secretary. The Future Homemakers of America Club Members The Golf Club David Cloud. George Cross, Norman Porciau The Tennis Club Walter Eversmeyer, Enrique Sotolongo, Tom Cheney, Donald Weiss, Johnny Williams. 127 STUDENT COUNCIL Council The Student Council of Warren Easton High is chosen from each homeroom to represent the student body as a whole. During the school year these representatives have meetings to dis- cuss the different issues that may come up pertaining to school ac- tivities. MEMBERS IN MEETING The Anchor Club Anchor Clubs are international. How- ever, there is only one in the city of New Orleans and that is the Warren Easton Anchor Club. The purpose for which Anchor Clubs were founded is to provide an opportunity through which the leaders and potential leaders of the high school age group are given a chance to develop their initiative and leadership ability. This is accomplished by undertaking a program of service in the school and community. Programs that have been undertaken bv Easton's Anchor Club range from polish- ing trophies to giving Christmas parties for needy families. By doing these things, Anchor Club members learn their prospective adult roles in life and the meaning of a serviceable, aggressive citizenship which is necessary for the maintenance of principles of free- dom. Gail Gonzales, Sec.; Jody Wollard, Hist.; Betty Hines. Pres.; Glen Forrest, V. Pres.; Jane Brennen, Treas. Senior members and sponsors Junior and Sophomore members 130 The Warren Easton Key Club is the boys service organization at our school. This club is actually a model Kiwanis program. To be an active member of the Key Club one must attain an overall average of eighty. The of- ficers of this year’s Key Club are John Sable, president; James Wiley, Vice President; Mike Mc- Fadden, Secretary; Buddy Ryals, Treasurer; and Gus Shultz. Vice Treasurer. Some of the major activities planned by the Key Club this year were: the teachers aid com- mittee, the book-binding committee, which bound the S.M.S.G. Books: Cafeteria committee which helps in our new cafeteria and Mardi Gras coke stand which raises money for the Key Club con- vention. The Club Pictured above arc the members of the Key Club with their sponsors. 131 The Debate Club As Easton celebrates its fiftieth anniversary, de- bating continues to maintain its place of importance in the scholastic as well as in the extra-curricular schedule. Before the school became co-educational. it had a long tradition of winning debate teams which has been carried on to some degree during the last decade. Teams have placed first several times winning State Rally in 1956 and receiving other honors, earning for themselves enough points to become members of the National Forensic League in 1960. The first all girl team was formed in 1956. Girls, as well as boy teams, represent Easton at the debating tournaments throughout the state beginning in December with six rounds of debating at the University of Southwestern in Lafayette and climaxing their activities each year in April at L.S.U. at the State Rally. 132 Members not pictured above Jeni Su Lee, Jane Shoults, James Steward. Pelican State “The Objective of Pelican State is to educate its citizens of the rights and privileges as well as the responsibilities of citizenship. Citizens are chosen on achievement, merit, and character to attend the mythical state of Pelican where they set up government on the city, parish, and state levels. Easton’s delegates held the following positions as they are pictured below: Marsha Pickett, Comm, of Public Health, Parish Party Committeeman. Parish Nominee for Lt. Gov.; Jane Brennan, Comm, of Public Health; Gail Gonzales, City Clerk, and Parish Nominee for State Treasurer; Betty Hines, outstanding Uty Engineer, and Parish Nominee for Gov.; Betty Zeiglar, House of Rep. and Parish Nominee for Comptroller. SECOND ROW: Eddie Dumestre, City Engineer; Walter Brodtman, House of Rep.; Allen Catalanotto, City Engineer; Paul Bessc, House of Rep.; John Sable, House of Rep.; and Louis Hoerner, Parish Police Juror. Football Half-Times and Pep Rallies Flagteam and Majorettes twisting with the goals on the field. Taken by Mr. Kyame, 1947. Easton getting ready for car parade, a rally before Jesuit game. Flagteam preparing to perform to Peter Gunn. A common sight is to see the Majorettes, Pep Squad and the Band spreading spirit through the school before games. Cheerleaders with high hopes for the Eagles at Pep Bally. Homecoming 1962 HER MAJESTY GLORIA CANTRELLE and HIS MAJESTY BOBBY BENETIZ 135 The Homecoming Court The 1962 Homecoming was a combina- tion of the new and the old in observance of our Fiftieth Anniversary. The game was played against Fortier High at City Park Sta- dium. The court was presented in Model T Fords while the King and Queen rode in a ’62 convertible. The Queen was crowned af- ter an elaborate half time ceremony. A beauti- fully decorated dance was given the follow- ing evening at the Sheraton-Charles grand ball room honoring the court. 136 BETTY HINES, Maid WARREN MORRIS, Duke CHARLENE MANFRE, Maid GEORGE CROSS, Duke DEL RICHARDS, Maid RICHARD CAZAUBON, Duke EILEEN WISE, Maid BRUCE MILLS, Duke JODY WOLLARD, Maid BUTCH DOUGHTY, Duke BETTY ZEIGLAR, Maid JOHNNY SABLE, Duke 137 STAFF XJ-edltor . jin Alberstidt Dear Editor Marsha Pickett Jlub Editor . .Mary Beth Laabert Aaailataote ... K«r«n Eatwan Barbara Mill If an Patsy Le?ron eature Editor . . . Chris Curet Assistants.. Andrew Montalbano Mary Alice Legendre or ®...........Gene Moppert Richard Hebert ay-Out Chief . .Russell Chariet Assistants........Toa Snyder Kathleen Tallant Suzanne Galjour Mary Gotto ■ypists.........Janice Coalskey Olga Phillips Diana Loyacano Ronnie Salth lrculatlon . . . . .John Miller xchange Editor.......ju -? • rr ress Rooa Chief. 6kippy Bet Her hotocrapher Michelle Pujols acuity Advisors . Mf s. sue wood Mr. 8aa Mondello. Jr. A'lEET THE FACULTY Editors—Marsha Pickett and Jill Alberstadt represe Mrs. Jane Maen is our it yd e n t s Atf g jnjlS eno, one is a irTrtn A. Conference.LPu,AVn= SP®r 3h-Journalisra Jent. She is graduat and year in essee. ( iVui t at a w a • r,,,i Mrs. Woo' ASTON STUDENTS LEARN GOVERNMENT o New $50 Awarded To Traffic Issue 1 a LUUU Orleans f.oa hing ner experi- Lon of Easton one: nItfs SITTING left to right: Kathy Tallant, Janice Comisky, Judy Duerr, Olga Phillips, Mary Alice Legendre, Barbara Milligan. STANDING left to right: Andrew Montalbano, John Miller, Chris Curet, Suzanne Galjour, Diana Loyacano, Ronnie Smith, Karen Eat- man. Gene Moppert, Mary Gotto, Tom Snyder, Patsy Levron, Mary Beth Lambert, Skippy Berlier, Russell Charlet, Mrs. Wood. 140 beventy-eigr % ;nts at • East lintained a i tter averagi riod of thi B.X wee' s. low are 1: Drding to verages. Coi ions to the 1 tudents for hievements. Senior girlj i Saicherre, oehm, Trudj ary Bairke, J ’Rourke, Dior melda Vidou. NEW ORLEANS, LA.. OCTOBER. 1®55 Seniors of’62 Present Plaque Julius Neumeyer, representing the senior class of 1962, presented a plaque to the school in memory of the late Candy Currie. This touching gesture was quite appropriate at the time, for the plaque was presented Friday, February 15. Julius also gave a short, poignant speech concerning Candy’s death and the significance the accident has for the graduating class of this year and future yearso Julius reminded the seniors that death comes unexpectedly. Through reckless driving their lives are endangered daily. ________ Goal - OLD GOLD AND PURPLE — APRIL. 1958 he birthda helped sha ’ather of 73 2. and Abr the Unit 9. he births haracter a sacred ho mocratic n om the liv tamina duid never act i was weig o oubede, ni 1' ‘ MOSd GoBc8 end PwmGe Prepares s Imily Ha M laudry,Marie Shoemaker Abraham Safety Week )el Richards, uennuer uiuiiwa nign aoove tn Abraham Lin l nno of the ’’plain people’’,rc nble beginning. In spite _____cstacles he may have had nign aoove tnem to become President. Newspaper Staff hard at work! 141 Remember ? • • • 1962 SEPT. 6 6 13 22 30 OCT. 7 12 18 18 19 27 NOV. 2 9 16 19-23 DEC. 15 21 24 29 1963 JAN. 1 4 26 FEB. 14 22 16 25-26 MARCH 29 APRIL 5 6 11-12 20 MAY 3 17 26-29 JUNE 4 Warren Easton opened. 'Football game. Easton 33, Aloysius 8. Football game. Easton 6, Istruma 20. Junior Class Monster Mash. 'Football game. Easton 26. Redemptorist 6. Football game. Easton 0, Holy Cross 13. 'Football game. Easton 39, Behrman 7. Homecoming Football game. Easton 32, Fortier 0. The Yearbook Victory Party. Homecoming Dance. Held at Sheraton Charles. 'Football game. Easton 33, Nicholls 7. 'Football game. Easton 38, McDonough 6. 'Football game. Easton 13, Chalmette 7. Football game. Easton 12, West Jefferson 15. Thanksgiving Holidays. Quill and Scroll Senior Starlight Dance. Choir, Band, and Dramatics Christmas Concert. Beginning of Christmas Holidays. Band and Flagteam left for Cali, Columbia. New Years Day. Last day of holidays. Band and Flagteam returned from Cali. Pep Squad Sadie Hawkins Dance. Valentines Day. Senior Class Meeting. The EAGLE Talent Show. Anchor Club Mardi Gras Mambo. Mardi Gras Holidays. D.E. Style Show. Seniors Received Class Rings. Senior Ring Dance. Easter Holidays. Junior-Senior Prom. Tulane Room. McDonough Day (half-dav) Senior Grades go in. Senior Girls Trip to Gulf Hills Dude Ranch; Biloxi, Mississippi Graduation and Senior Prom. Warren Easton Closed Session. 142 MRS. THOMAS, Director FIRST R0 left to right: Marcia Milazzo, Karen Wiedig, Janis Johnson, Kathleen Wheeler, Marjorie Davis, Donna Bordelon, Fran Robinson, Lynn Hewitt. SECOND ROW : Sandra Ecuyer, Hortense Dupre, Maria Artiz, Elizabeth Schneider, Judyth Greenwood, Rose Mary Bain, Rosemary Pizzitola, Cheryl Clark. THIRD ROW: Beryl Morrison, Carol Shearer, Carol Buckles, Patsy Levron, Sharon Borde, Mary Gotto, Cathy Torster, Gretchen von Gohren, Elizabeth Hemard. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Saueters, Kenneth Carroll, Jack Castle, Richard Rostrup, Jake Faffaro. HUH ROW: John Brocato, David McConnell, Frank Lanzetta, Harry Smith, Marvin Thames, William Wells, Paul Burgard, Frank Arcuri, Kenneth Lambert, Dave Grotefend, Carleton Burgard. The choir sang many beautiful Christmas Carols. Mr. Guma and the Band. Everyone enjoyed the program. A surprise for Mr. Guma! The Nativity Scene was presented by a Dramatics group. 145 FIRST ROW : Darnell Bizot, Gail Brasiel, Arlene Davis, Lurlyn Hickey. SECOND ROW: Frank Porrino, Ronnie Lawrence, Helen Baffcs, Pat Mindoza, Anna Previte, Sarita Guillot. THIRD ROW': John Williams, Don Florentino, Doug Ruckman, Ann Peuler, Mary Peuler, Gail Guiffre. FOl RTH ROW’: Ronnie Abene, Jack Gurry, Terry Erwin, Nancy Gilworth, Pat Kibodeaux, Buddy Ryals. FIFTH ROW: Doug Hays, Richard McCrocklin, Joe Squat rito, Gary Herndon, Elroy Ingcrsoll, Malcolm Martin. SIXTH ROW': John Sable, Ben Haney, Richard Alfortish, Peter Manthos, Wayne Solis, Wade Schindler. SEVENTH ROW : Ben Smith, Arthur Hardy, Buddy Riecke, Richard Sheppard, Mike Macksey Left to right are band officers: Norman Porciau—Band Captain, George Cross— Drum Major, John Sable—Assistant Band Captain, Buddy Ryals—Secretary- FIRST ROW: Diane Jenkins, Diane Walzer, Anna Michell. SECOND ROW: Bobby Figueroa, Bonnie Orr, Craig Nagim, Larry Wollard, Mark Moser, Ronnie Riviere, Louis Madden. Di rector—Paul Guma. THIRD ROW: Pat McGinn, Richard Haulard, Donald Garthier, Michael Martin, Beverly Hutley, J. L McNeil. FOURTH ROW': Barry Frilot, George Morlier, Brayton Mattews, Marilyn Armand, Terry Bordelon, Ed Mclnnis. FIFTH ROW’: Leon Sarby, James Breland, John Dillman, James Pemberton, Jules Castagnetta, Walter Schneider, Donald Evans. SIXTH ROW: Band Captain Norman Pourciau, Donald Weiss, Edmund Stolzenberg, Robert Hunger, Michael Reese, Louis Jef- fries, Robert Hess. The Golden Eagle Band Directed by, MR. PAUL GUMA Drum Major—GEORGE CROSS 147 Mary Gould, Betty Hines, Eileen Wise, Ginger Bernier, Georgia Garrett, and Marianne Ross. CAPTAINS: Charlene Manfre and Emily Manning. Sandy Akin, Janice Akin, Billie Jean Hadley, Del Richards, Cissy Dahmer, and Sharon Becker. Gathering for a parade. It' s warmer in a crow d. Looks like the Eagles are ready to move. Janice, Ginger, and Sandy are joking around as usual before a parade. 149 Band and Flagteam Go to Cali, Columbia Marching down a main street in Cali. 15Q Many will remember the bull fight. The beautiful scenery. Diane Jenkins, Lurlyn Hickey, Co-Capts: Darnell Bizol, Anna Mitchel, Diane Walzer, Gail Brasiel, and Arlene Davi The 1963 Majorettes The majorettes were started in 1959. They can he seen in many activities around school. Club Actions Future Teachers disband after afternoon meeting. The Dance Committee seems to be taking it easy. Merry Christmas from the Jr. Red A Valentine Party on the way. Cross. IT’S A STRIKE! 152 Mrs. MacRae has all her students diligently at work. ROLL OF HONOR Senior Superlative: Gayle Ford Junior Superlative: Anna Cunningham Sophomore Superlative: Judie Welch Seniors: Jane Brennan Jody Wollard Joy Ricord Sandra Gervais Gary Burt Valerie Gusman Anthony Manaila Paulette Nagele Suzanne Galjour Alana Savarese Juniors: Joseph Wilbert Carolyn Jacobs Bill Gould Juliette Wurz Harold Wm. Smith Mary Joseph Millie Leyrer Bevelry Mexic Diane Walzer Joy Mancuso Severn Doughty Bea Taylor Sophomores: Midge Patke Nancy Ritter Jeanne Puccio Frank Ryder layout by Michael J. Kyame ork ami art - p n L Grrrrrrrrrr . . . Mardi Gras Sadie Hawkins Day v «j e. V vY eVO s Daisy Mae and partner. C’mon, it’s my turn. Please? Yall Come . . . Mambo ■IV Classes Mrs. Bordelon's senior class hard at work. Mrs. Levy’s Business English class. English and Foreign Language Miss Wheat’s sophomore class. 158 Mrs. Pilowsky’s French class. Mrs. Leidenhienter’s Latin class. Typing in Miss Gough’s room. Mrs. Scheck’s Business Machines class. Business and Art Mr. Scott’s Business Law and Economics class. Miss Manale’s Shorthand Class. Mr. Kyame’s Art Class. 159 Mr. Formusa’s Algebra Class. Mr. Bierhorst’s Business Math Class. Mrs. McRae’s Bookkeeping Class. Mr. Tootle’s Geometry Class. Mr. Burton’s Class working with slide rules. Math Mr. Nicaud's Physics class. Mr. Eberle’sChemistry class. Miss Hallaron’s U.S. History class. Mrs. Wheat’s class. 161 Girls’ Gym Miss Duraaine’s sophomores. Miss Brichett’s senior girls. Miss Glas’s junior girls. Boys’ Gym Mrs. Westbrook’s Sewing Class. Homemaking, Music, Woodworking and Mechanical Drawing 164 Mrs. Crider’s Cooking class. Miss Thomas’s Music Ensemble. Mr. Ruth’s Wood Working Class Mr. Young’s Mechanical Drawing Class. Robert Mequet sells records in a leading downtown department Joyce Aliff is a successful candy saleslady, store. Students decorating the D.E. window'. D.E. ( Kathleen Scanlan helps promote romance with the sale of Val- Louise Sanchez makes watching the birdie a happy hobby, entines. 165 Two of the Many Well-Known Easton Graduates Are: MAYOR VICTOR H. SCHIRO MR. HARRY T. GARLAND Ancient Roman Proverb: “A Sound Mind in a Sound Body.” Mr. Easton-and Miss Easton Introduce the 1963 Eagle Superlatives. DONNA BORDELON Keeping spirit high at Easton. Most Sc ioof Spirited ROBERT BEMTEZ EMILY MANNING BETTY ZE1GLAR BERT HEATH KARYL ROBERTS MARSHALL RYALS DEL RICHARDS 173 JANE CAMBRA Senior Class Will Being of sound mind and body. We the Senior Class of 1963 do hereby decree thi our last will and testament: Janice Akin, to leave her crazy expressions to a bashful junior. Sharon Becker, wills her beautiful hands to Jean Pattison. Boh O’Brien, wills his height to Richie Sachitano. Ginger Bernier, leaves her pug nose to Ben Haney. Cindy Boebinger, leaves her sunglasses to a real cool junior. Donna Bordelon, wills her success to a needy sophomore. Gayle Bordelon, leaves her lollipop to Sharon Spring and Jeeta Hafer. Bobby Dows, wills his parking space to Mr. Garland. Emile Garlapied. leaves his crunch candy bar to Carole Olstein. Gail Gonzales, wills her new title to a prospective junior girl. Emily Manning and Charlene Manfre, leave their Whistles to two junior girls. Betty Hines, wills her eyelashes to Carol Chien. Del Richards, leaves her Tulane ’64 sweat shirt to a prospective Tulanian. Sherry Henderson, leaves her swelling feet to the girls in the parades next year. Karyl Roberts, wills her wit to Arlene Davis. Lurlyn Hickey, leaves her baton to her twin sisters. Mary Beth Lambert, wills her hard work to the sophomore class. Warren Morris, wills his bunny costume to Barry Frilot. Lemont Miremont, leaves his balloons to the next “Cindafella.” Marsha Pickett, wills her, “Hey Sweetie,” to the halls of Easton. Buddy Ryals, wills his funny faces to Mary Gould. Trudy Hammer, wills her Economics notebook to Mr. Scott. Chris Fuchs, leaves his bridesmaid dress to the Basketball Team. Jane Brennan, leaves her treasurer’s notebook to the Anchor Club. Johnny Williams, wills his clarinet to room 400 Bobby Benitez, wills his football experiences to the trophy case. Jane Cambre, leaves her green dress to the Class of ’64. Peggy Cocreham, wills her long hair to Mr. Nicaud. r i tum Left to right: Trudy Hammer, Economics; Diane Darling, English; I.emont Miremont, Math; Gail Gonzales, Speech; Jean Hight, Foreign Lang. Mm Golden Baby MR. AND MISS 1963 Jane Cambre Jimmy Cambre 180 PRETTIEST Charlene Manfre MOST HANDSOME Walter Brodtman Superlatives B ABI EST Gloria Kennedy MOST MISCHIEVOUS Diane Shirley MOST LOVABLE Joy Ricord MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jimmy Wiley Kathv Tallant MOST COURTEOUS BEST PERSONALITY Tom Chaney Carol Chion 182 Mike McFadden Pat L. Mon dozer BEST LOOKING Diane Blanton Mike McFadden 5 u P e r I a t i v e s WITTIEST Stuart Bergen Arlene Davis MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Richie Sachintano Carol Chien 183 The Two Top Outstanding Sophomores of the Year Are: Jane Shoults Roger Burton Other Outstanding Sophomores Are: (Cast 1) “Life of the Party”—cast, from left: Bonnie Orr, Janis Johnson, James Stewart, Arlene Bergey, Curt Lcchlcr, Tom Snyder, Ann Peuler, Burt Heath, Sandra Ecuyer, Gail Gonzales, Jewel Dawson, Duke Eversmeyer, Mary Peuler, Louis Madden, Barbara Wil- liams, Mildred Ethredge, Kathy Bernard, Suzettc Roberts, and Richard Sachitano. (Cast 2) “Life of the Party”—cast, from left: Rosalie Taffaro, Janis Johnson, James Stewart, Susan Backes, Curt Lechler, Karen Everitt, Tom Snyder, B. Heath, S. Ecuyer, G. Gonzales, J. Dawson, B. Chaubaud, M. Legendre, J. Shoults, R. Sachitano, R. Wynn. 185 186 1962 Football Season Captains Robert O’Brien, David Pecquet, Danny Patterson, Douglas Grubbs. Warren 19 Golden ♦V' M v ♦y . Ml V : •W « Svi ♦ v j ♦vv O ATA ♦vv vvv gag ■♦VV $ • ; FRONT ROW, left: H. Rainey D Hallon, R. Foudriat, J. Huffman, D. Pecquet. SECOND ROW, left: B. Dows, M. McFadden, R. r w n lmuS T'i n°aA®o’ J G lb rtI; L‘ Pcrniciar°- THIRD ROW, left: Coaches Earl Hubley and John Ruth, D. Grubbs, D. Wood, d. Wells, B. Hyland, B. 0 Bnen, I). York. 188 Easton 62 Eagles FRONT ROW, left: B. Benetiz, I). Patterson, E. Olavarrieta, S. Shapiro, M. Vogel, E. Pcyroux, R. Moser, manager. SECOND ROW, left: J. Reese, J. Lawler, A. Moore, T. Parmelee. J. Davis, G. Schultz, and Coach Audis Gill. THIRD ROW, left: D. Harris, B. Do Bartolo, K. Ferro, B. Labordette, L. Ordoyne. J. Anthony, M. Thames, and R. Delcazal, also not shown Steve Hartnett. 189 Offense Team OFFENSE—B. DeBartolo, 31; T. Coates, 32; M. Vogel, 38. OFFENSE AND DEFENSE—D. Pecquet, 16; D. Patterson, 18; B. Labourdette, 24; L. Perniciaro, 30; K. Ferro, 40; R. O’Brien, 42; D. Harris, 46; D. Grubbs, 49. DEFENSE—T. Parmelee, 19; B. Hyland, 22; A. Morre, 29; J. Reese, 65. 190 Here comes our team, opening the 62 season. 191 Patterson leads Eagles to victory over the Rebels. David Pequet rams the Rams! 1962 Football Schedule and Scores EASTON vs. St. Aloysius 33- 8 Istrouma 6-20 Redemptorist 26- 6 Holy Cross 0-13 Behrman 39- 7 Fortier 32- 0 Nicholls 33- 7 McDonough 38- 6 Chalmette 13- 7 West Jefferson 12-15 E. PEYROUX Shapiro on the run! Patterson finds big hole in Tiger line. Going for tuff yards against tuff Indians. Hubley’s Eagles make big Taipon catch at Homecoming Game. Eagles horse with the Trojans. DeBartolo goes for a big bomb against the Buccaneers. 195 vn!vr’ wl 10 riighl:, X; Kissin??rV.J‘ Bunderick J- Fretwell, R. Duffard, M. Garland, R. Cloud, C. Ricks, J. Landry. MAN DING, left to right: J. Downes, M. Siemsscn, L. Larsen, F. Hufft, Coach Sam Mondello, Jr. Warren Easton Cheerleaders Await the Kickoff Paul Larsen, Millie Leyrer, Carol Chien, Jo Ann Mura, Bonnie Chetta, Susan Dugan, Richie Sachitano. The Cheerleaders The cheerleaders have always aided the school in leading cheers at football games and pep rallies. v3, - mi uJl i V n%amv Jm ■ 1 ■s ' ■ f, FIRST ROW : Kathleen Wolfe, Sharon Had. SECOND ROW: Frau Robin-on, fiuda Richard, Ann Lafarde, Mary Fulbacher. THIRD ROW: Jamce Rabala.s, Raa er Ciena Calandro, Anna Martin. FOURTH ROW: -Marilyn DiVincenli. Gayle Griffin, Jane. Molere, ” J « - nm ROW: Kafby ORoucfce, Mary Cuidry. Rarhara Squire-. Diane Maxwell, Mary Gallo, Joy Ricord. i I rr f, lla,;dak- Russo. Sharon Wahden, Mary Ru-h, Jolmyce Rabin, Marie Rodriquez. SEVENTH ROW: Rosemary Ren-on’ 'n ” i!’ Jt£u™Kathleen, Koerkel, Carmen Shefeyk. Gayle Cordon. Darlene Drury, Darlene Schmaltz, Marlowe EJG«™ K .:,.B?7bara frtsari Mary Veith, Mauricette Ragur, Diane Shirley, Darlene. Webster, Diane Angel. Laurj . hipinan, Elizabeth Schneider, Heidi ( uess, -Susie Weiss, Hridgct McManiova. The Pep Squad Betty Zeiglar, Capt.; Marcia Milazzo, Lt.; Cindy Serpas, Capt.; Jody Wollard, Lt. The Pep Squad in action ESgsgs 1963 Warren Easton Basketball Team ANTON KERN, Co.-Capt ROBERT O'BRIEN. Capt, Coach, ALEX ATHAS MIKE BRISTER TOM PARMALEE BRUCE De BARTOLO MIKE LOPINTO CHRIS FUCHS Basketball Team STANDING left to right: D. Wood, C. Tuchs, M. Brister, A. Kern, R. O’Brien, B. De Bartolo, W. Corbin. BOTTOM: M. Lopinto, J. Gucrcio, T. Parmelee, R. Corbin. Junior Varsity Left to right: L. Boudreau, N. Solis, S. Bevis, E. Gemar, R. Rolins, D. Squire, J. Nicoll, B. Gary, Coach A. Gill. 202 Side Jumper for DeBartalo. Even two Owls can’t stop Eagle, Kern. Swirling O’Brien sets for rebound. lakes two while Kern 203 Ally-Opp! Fuchs saves two. Capt. O’Brien scores two points on a lay up. Parmelie gets a bucket. Eagles at the charity line O’Brien scoring on his favorite jump shot. 205 Bruce scores again! Basketball Scoreboard Easton 59 Mid City 34 Easton 47 Country Day 33 Easton 42 East Jefferson 43 Easton 59 West Jefferson 37 Easton 46 Nichols 50 Easton 46 Fortier 61 Easton 38 Chalmette 36 Easton 58 Behrman Easton 50 McDonogh 49 Easton 32 East Jefferson 43 Easton 54 West Jefferson 44 Easton 37 Nichols 43 Easton 42 Fortier 81 Easton 56 Chalmette 39 Easton 89 Behrman 46 Easton 51 McDonogh 44 ROBERT OBRIEN— Second team 3A Public. Led the team in scoring 216 points. Trackmen Trackmen 1963 Season MERLIN VOGEL ROBERT O’BRIEN 207 THOMAS ATKINS STEVE SHAPIRO GARY BURT Track Tearn STANDING: Coach Athas, Gary Burl, Bruce De Bartolo, Merlin Vogel, Robert O’Brien, Don Treadway, Coach Earl Hubley. KNEELING: Steve Shapiro, Tommy Atkins, Bob Benitez, Jimmy Daspil. Relay Team Baseball Team STANDING: Coach John Ruth, Kenneth Ferro, Mike Brister, Bruce De Bartolo, Carleton Burgard; Mgr. Wendel Gillian. KNEELING: Ronald Lotz, Paul Burgard, James Lawler, Peyton Hines. SITTING: Alfred Asprion, Steve Shapiro, Jimmy Daspit, Tommy Western, Richard Foudriate. Captain Steve Shapiro, Coach John Ruth, Captain Jimmy Daspit. HOME RUN KING Steve Shapiro 209 The Emcees were Gail Gonzales and Burt Heath. Directors were: Sharon Becker, Cissy Dahmer, Peggy Cocreham and Janice Akin. Cindafella—STANDING: Hoy Casey, Lemont Miremont, Allen Catalanotto, Erwin Pemberton, Earl Mendoza. KNEELING: Edwin Pemberton, Malcolm Karly Roberts and Ginger Bernier; Millie Lerrer and Martin, Charlie Fisher. Diane Magliola; do Pantomimes. “Candy Man! Candy Man! Are you making fun of me! Janis Johnson, Easton’s Peter, Paul and Mary, Arthur Hardy and Roy Rickie. S h 0 w f } Acknowledgements The ’63 Eagle staff would like to thank everyone for cooperating with us this year. Especially we would like to thank Mr. Del Croix for all the extra time and help he has given toward a successful yearbook. We also want to thank these persons who gave of their time and efforts: Miss Stanley Mr. Garland Mrs. Ane Mr. Gardener, Holmes Photo Reflex Advertisements PARENTS FACULTY AND ALUMNI Join in celebrating the 50th Anniversary of our school. 217 HARRY HYMAN TAILORS Manufacturers of All Type Uniforms JA 2-5625 803 Baronne St. New Orleans, La. ALBERT AND WEGMANN'S Compliments PRESCRIPTIONS 3400 Canal St. 488-6661 of PATTI SON PONTIAC YOUR PELICAN STATE Phone HU 2-6876 Wrecker Service REPRESENTATIVES AVENUE SUPER SERVICE REPAIRS AND OVERHAULING Batteries, Tires, Tubes and Accessories 533 N. Carrollton Avenue at Toulouse J. WALTZER, Manager New Orleans, La. 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Compliments of Good Luck to the '63 Seniors from the Majorettes COLONIAL BUICK Lurlyn Hickey Anna Mitchel Diane Walzer Arlene Davis Darnell Bizof Gail Brasiel Diane Jenkins Sandra Gerva: 228 Akin, Janice 17, 122, 123, 126. 138. 149. 130, 134 Akin. Sandy 122, 138, 149, 13, 44 Alberstadt. Beverly 123, 130, 44 Alberstadt, Jill 121.123,130, 140, 141, 158 Alexander. Sharon 126, 128 Alfortish, Richard 44 Aliff. Joycelyn 165 Angel. Diane 44 Anthony, Janies Arezzini, John 31 Arezzini. Susan Armand, Marilyn 147, 44 Armand. Robert Armstrong. Gail Artiz. Maria 141 Askelund. Jocelyn 122, 127 Asprion. Alfred 123 Atkins. Tonny 123, 208, 207 Audler. Rita 31 Babin, Johnyce Bacon, Andrew Baffes, Helen 130, 31 Baffes, John Baggett. Marsha Bagur, Mauricette 31 Bain. Rose Mary 144 Balser, Carolyn 31 Bardak, Irene 44 Barnard, Kathy 31 Baron. Marcelle 123, 130, 44, 125 Barovechio, Louis 44 Barranco. F.dward 128. 178, 136 Barros, Sharon 44 Baudry. Cheryl 121. 127 Baumgartnes, Billy 31 Beard, Jerry 44 Becker, Sharon 29, 122, 126, 138, 149 Benitez. Robert (Sr.) 4, 171, 206, 208. 213, 135. 189, 192 Benitez. Robert (Soph.) 31 Bennett. Sharon 31 Benson, Judith Benson, Marlowe 31, 156 Bergen, Stuart 183, 44 Bergey, Arlene 31 Berber, George 122, 140, 141 Bernard, Kathy 121, 123, 130, 44 Berbechaux, Edward Bernier, Virginia 29, 122, 123, 126, 148, 130, 212 Berthonnaud, Billie 121 Bertucci, Patricia 121, 125 Besse. Paul 123. 126. 128, 133, 158, 161 Billingsly, Brenda 123, 125 Bizot, Darnell 151, 134, 44 Black, Jill Blalock, William Blanke. Ruth Blanton. Diane 183, 44 Blondo, Maria Louise 31 Blum. Peggy Boehinger. Cynthia 128 Boegm. Faye 127. 128 Boehm. Kathleen Mary 31 Bonicard. Shirley 45 Borde. Sharon 144 Bordelon. Betty Bordelon, Donna 121, 124, 170, 130. 144. 161 Bordelon. Joyce 121, 124, 145. 164 Bordelon, Janice 31 Bordelon, Michael Bordelon, Terry 45 Borden. George Botsay, Beth 31 Botsay. Felix 31 Boubede, Eileen Bourgeois, Gaynell 45 Grasiel, Gail 45, 126, 151, 134 Bray, Darrell 122 Breaux, Stuart Breland, James 147 Brennan, Jane 122, 124, 126, 138, 130, 133 Brister, Katherine 126 Brocato, John 144 Brodtman, Albert 126 Brodtman. Jimmy 31 229 Brodtman. Walter 123, 130, 133 Brown, Donald 45 Brown. John Buckles, Carol 45, 144 Buffet, Janis 122. 126, 138, 125 Burgard. Carleton 45, 128, 144 Burgard, Paul 128. 144 Burt. Gary 208. 125, 207 Burton, Roger 31, 184 Cahn. Lois 45, 125 Calandro, Glena 31 Calcagno, Carole 121, 158 Callahan, Irene Callender, John Cambra, James 174 Cambra, Jane 65. 126, 138. 156, 136 Caminita, Anthony Campos, Oscar 45 Camurs, Norwood 45 Cannatello, Patton 45 Cantrelle, Gloria 128, 135 Caplinger, John 32 Carcabasis, Rita Carl, Sandra 32 Carr, John 32 Carriere, Andrea 32 Carroll, Karen Ann 32 Carroll, Kenneth 144, 145, 213 Carter, Victoria 45 Caruso, Anthony Casanovas, Walter 32 Casey, Roy 123, 212 Cassard. Cheryl Ann 32 Castognetta. Ja 32, 147 Castle, Jack 32, 144, 30 Catalanotto, Allen 123, 133, 212, 158 Catalanotto, Jennie 159 Catalanotto, Sal 32 Catalno, Joel 45 Cazaubon. Patricia 45, 122, 127, 157 Cazaubon, Richard 126, 128, 137 Celentano, Donald 46, 134 Celentano, Robert 134, 213 Chabaud, Beverly 32 Chachere, Gavin Chaisson, Anthony Chambers, Cheryl 123, 130, 161 Champ, Sandra Chandler, Caroline 126 Chapman, James 32 Chapoton, Francis Charlet. Russell 128, 140, 141, 125 Chaudler, Linda 32 Chavers, Carol 162 Cheney, Tom 46, 127, 182 Chetta, Lillian 197 Chew, Mike 46 Chien, Carol 46. 138. 182, 183, 197 Caisisi. Anthony Chopskie, Margaret 123, 124, 128, 130. 132 Clark. Cheryl Lee 46, 129, 144, 125 Clemente, Frank 32 Clesi, Cathy 32 Cloud. Reed 32 Cocreham. Peggy 17, 122, 126, 138, 178 Coffey, Gerald Coffey, Suzanne 32 Coleman, Barbary 32 Comiskey, Janice 140, 141, 159 Condon, Walter Connor, James Conti. Eddie Contreras, Sonya Cook, Janie 46 Cornibe, Ester Cosgrove, Land 46 Couret, Carl 32 Craig, Nagin 46 Cross, George 127, 145,147, 136 Cullen, Pat 32, 184 Culotta, Judy 33 Cunningham, Anna 46 Cunningham, Larry Curet.. Chris 140 Dahmer, Cissy 29, 121, 126, 138. 149 Daleo, Anna 230 Dallas, Darlene Danielson, Allen 46 Danner, Jane 33 Danner, Julie Ann 46 Darling, Diane 121, 123, 123, 161 Davis, Arlene 46, 122, 126, 138, 130, 134, 213 Dautreuil, Howard Davis, August 46 Davis, James Davis, Mary 33 Davis, Marjorie 144 Dawson, George 33, 125 Dawson, Jewel 124, 125 Dawson, Margie 125 De Bartolo, Bruce 46, 200, 202, 204, 205, 208, 201 Dement, Mary Dessell, Juanita 33 De Soto, Patsy Dexhermer, Carole Diliman, John 147 Dingles, Becky 47 Devincenti, Marilyn 47 Dixon, Peggy Dodd, Diane 33 Dodd, Mary Kathleen 33 Domingo, Elizabeth 33 Doskey, Annie Doughty, Severn 47, 126, 130, 125, 137 Drago, Richard Dreiling, Earlene 33, 122 Driscoll, Susan Elna, Driver 124, 155, 143 DuBroc, Cynthia 33 Ducote, Francis Ducote, Beryl 33 Ducote, INadine 47, 125 Duerr, Judy 130,140, 141, 160 Duffard, Romain 33 Dugan, Susan 121, 128, 157, 197 Dumestre. Edward 123, 133 Dupeire, Leon 47 Dupre, Hortense 144 Durr, Charles 47 Dutton, John du Treil, Gregory 33 Du Vernay, Jill 175, 158 Eader, Randy 33 Eatman, Karen 47, 140 Ebarb. Carolyn 33 Ecuyer. Sandra 34, 144, 213 Edwards, Bettie Lou 34 Ehlers, Diane 127 Ehrensing, Charlotte 47, 123, 125, 161 Eilers, Teddy 47 Eitmann, Anita Eitmann, John Elliott, Stephan 34 Ermert, Alana 34 Esteves, Richard 34 Etheredge, Mildred 47, 123, 157, 162, 164 Evans, Audrey Evans, Donald 147 Everett, Candy 47, 161 Everitt. Karen 48, 123, 130, 132 Eversmeyer. Walter 123, 127, 161 Fank. Callie 34 Fank, Cynthia 126 Farmer. Harriet Fassbender, Fred 48 Favalora, Catherine 145, 157 Fellows. Patricia 34 Ferrara, Anthony Ferrara, Josie 48 Ferrara. Sal 34 Ferre. Philp Ferro, Kenny 34 Ferro. Lawrence 34 Figueron. Bobby 48, 147 Filiberto. Larry 48 Fischer, Judy 34 Fischer. Royelyn 34 Fisher, Charles 212 Flory, Steve 48, 213 Floyd, Larry 126 Flubacher, Mary Ann 48 Fogarty, Allen Fonseca, Lillian 48 Ford. Allen 34 Ford. Gayle 178 231 Forester, Catherine 48 Gernon, Edward 35 Grubbs, Douglas 187 Forrest. Glen 48, 126, 129, 130, Gervais, Sandra 128, 159 G'Sell. Fredrick 123, 129 43 Foudriat, Rickey 34 Giallanza, Pat 35 Giardina, Pat 49 Guderian, Kenneth 35 Guess. Heide 123, 50 Frederick. Joseph 48 Freeling, Ann Freeman, Jo Ann 34 Frey, Ellen 48, 120. 126, 130, 125, 164 Frilot, Barry 147 Gibliant, Roy Gieuffre, Gayle 49 Gilberti, Joseph 49 Gildner, Joseph 49 Gildiy, Alana Mary 35 Guidry, Anna 35 Guidry, Mary 123, 124 Guillot, Sarita Guilliot, Suzanne Gusman, Valerie 122, 126, 138, 159, 162 Frilot, Clifton Gillilea, Eugene Guzzo, Kathleen 50 Frilot, Cynthia 48 Gillilea, Millilea Hadley, Billie Jean 121, 122, 138. 149 Fritscher, Teddy 48 Gilworth, Nancy 49 Hafer, Jeeta 35, 164 Fuchs, Chris 205, 134, 201, 213 Giroir, Bryan 35 Hagstette, Karen 126 Gabourel, Robert 49 Giroir, Horace 35 Hammer, Trudy Gabourel, Victor 49 Gonzales, Gail 29, 122, 123, 124, Hamrick, Kay Gaffney, James Gagliano. Dayna Gaille, Juanita 129,49,164 Gaille, Gordon Gallo, Mary Ann 34 126, 138, 167, 168, 130, 132, 212 Gorden, Gayle 35 Gorden, James Gorden, Williams Gordon, Phil Hanemann, Suzanne Haney, Kathlenn 130, 35, 184 Harrington, Charles Harrington, James Harris, Bertha 50 Harris, Douglas 50 Galjour, Suzanne 140 Gore, Regina Harris, Gloria 50 Ganbino, Warren Gorey, Betty 35 Harrison, Lynda Garey, Mike 34 Gotto, Mary 144, 49, 164 Hart. Richard Garland, Michael 34 Gough, Erin 122, 127, 49, 125 Harvey, Kay 50, 129, 130 Garlepred. Emile 121, 27, 134, Gould. Mary 148, 50 Haulard, Edgar 123, 147 125, 213 Garrett, Georgia 118, 213 Graley, Delilah Greenwood, Judy 35, 125 Hayes, Douglas Gary, Bob 34 Gregory, Terri Ann 50 Heath. Burton 33. 172, 130, 132, 212 Gauthier, Donald 147, 49 Griffin, Gayle 35 Hebert. Irvin 213 Gautreaux, Beatrice 124 Grisamore, Pam 50, 156 Hebert. Diane 50. 156 Geen, Alfred 123, 129, 213 Gross, Jane Heinz. Mike 50 232 Heisler, Alex 50 Hemard. Elizabeth 130, 144, 35. 125 Hemard, Karen 128, 130, 162 Henderson, Sherry 29, 122, 126, 138. 149, 130 Hernandez, Carlo 50 Herndon, Gary 122, 35 Herndon, Georgianne Herring. Jack 124 Hess, Robert 147, 51 Hesse, James 128, 51, 159 Hewitt, Lynn 138, 51, 144 Hickey, Lurlyn 121, 151, 134, 158 Hickey, Patsy 51 Hickey, Peggy 129, 51 Higgins, Linda 51 Hight, Jean 121,123,126,130, 132, 161 Hines, Elizabeth 65, 121, 123, 126, 148, 130, 133. 136 Hines. Hazel 36 Hines, Peyton 51 Hirstius, Donald Hirstius. Judith 121, 127 Hoerner, Louis 133 Hoffman. Carolyn 36 Hogh, Marie 51 Holley, Alma Holmes. Patsy Jo Ann 36 Honses, Georgia 36 Honses, Ida 50 Horridge. Ted Hortenstein, Deanna 51 Hooper, John 36 Housey. Bill 51 Huffman, James 36 Hughes, Kenneth 51, 163 Hull, Beverly Hunger. Robert 123, 147 Hunter, Michael Hutley, Beverly 36 Hyland, Bernard Iannazzo, Vincient Illg. Charles 160 Ingulia. Ray 121, 129 Jacobs, Carloyn 129, 52, 43 James, Dixie Lynn 36 Jenkins, Linda Diane 151, 134, 147, 36 Jobe, Cheryl 121, 123, 130 Johnson, Janis 124, 36, 144, 212 Johnson, Lenard 52 Jolibox, Freddie Jolly, Judy 52 Jones, Donald 121, 160 Joseph, Ann Mary 52 Jurisich, Donna Kennedy, Gloria Kenner, Kathleen 36 Kent, Phillis 52, 164 Kern, Anton 201. 64 Kern, Gale 36 Kessler, Evelyn Kirby, Jew’ell 36 Klopf. William 52 Knotts, Stella 52 Knower, Gayle 52 Koerkel, Lathleen Lottemann. Marilyn 159, 64 Lovacs, Joan Laborde, Lucy 52 Labourdette, Barry 36 Ladner, Norma Jean 36 Lafleur, Dvvane 52 Lambert, Mary Beth 121, 122, 123,126, 130, 140, 141 Lambert, Kenneth 144 Lamonico, Ted 52 Larrieu, Dagmar 52 Larsen. Leonard 123, 129, 125, 213 Larsen, Paul 134, 125, 197 Laudin, John 36 Lawder, James 52 Leblanc. Lynn 53, 125 Lechler, Curt 123 Lechler. Raymond 36 Lee, Jeni Su 38, 124 Legendre, Mary Alice 140 Leininger, Henry Lee 53 Leininger, Otto 36 Lloyd, Robert 36 Lemoine, Lewis 53 Le Roy, Mary Sue 53 Lesaicherre, Mary 121 Lesslie, Larry Levron. Patsy 120, 122, 126, 130, 140, 144 Lewis, Carol 233 Leyrer. Millie 122. 197, 212. 43 Lindner, Gary Liuzza. Rosemary 123, 125 Lomondo, Charles 53 Longo, Tommy Lopinto. Mike 113 Lotz. Ronald 37 Loycano, Diane 122, 123, 128, 140, 141 Lucas, Ann Marie Lucas. Shirell Lund, Marjorie Luttrell, Jennifer Lynch, Michael Macke, Alvin 53 Madksey, Mike Macksey, Pat 37 Madden, Louis 147 Magliolo. Diane 53. 124. 129, 125, 158, 212 Magri, Irwin 53 Malone, Deborah Manalla, Anthony Manfre. Charlene 121. 148, 122, 138, 148, 136 Manning, Emily 29, 65. 121, 126, 138. 148, 171 Manns, Ronald 53 Manthas, Peters 54 Marcotte, Patricia Jane 37 Marrone, Roy 125, 159 Marrone, Salvadore Martin, Anna 54, 162 Martin, Malcoln 123, 212 Martin, Michael 147 Mosley, Richard 37 Matherne. Joseph 37 Matron. Jo Anne Matthews, Bravton 37 Maurice, Bruce Maxwell, Diane 124 Maye, Patricia 54 McConnell, David 144 McCoy, Reginald 54 McDaniel, Janice McDonald, Elizabeth 54 McFadden, Mike 54, 182, 183, 128 McGinn, Patrick 147 McHittigain, Carol McGittigan, Edna 54 McGrath. Genny 54, 42 Mclnnis, Edward 37, 147 McKigney, Tom 37 McKnown, Benjamin 123, 129 McMahon, Donald 54 McNamara, Bridget 37 McNeil, James 54, 147 Meadows. Elizabeth 54 Meehan, Carolyn 54 Megna, Sue 54. 138, 43 Melancon. Tessa 29. 121, 122, 130, 132, 156, 160 Mendoza. Earl 212 Mendoza, Pat 54 Mendoza, Patricia L. 55, 182 Mequet, JobeLynn 38, 164 Mequet, Robert 165 Meyer, Dana 37 Meyer, Gwendolyn 28, 122, 138 Migliaccie, Russell Milazzo, Marcia 55, 126, 129, 130, 144, 145, 143, 162 Miller, John 140. 141, 160 Millet, Lana Milligan, Barbara 140 Mills. Bruce 137 Mirambell, Drene 55 Miremont, Lemont 123, 212 Mitchel, Anna 38, 151, 134, 147, 30 Mitchel. Michael 123 Mitchell, Nelda 55 Mittelstaedt, Joem Mocklin, Allen 38 Modica, George Moeller, A. J. 38, 132 Molere, Janet 55 Montalbana, Andrew 140, 141 Montallaro, Bennierita Montero, Alan Moppert, Gene 140, 213 Morlier. Geroge 120, 123, 147 Morris, Gary 122, 159 Morris, Warren 213, 136 Morrison. Beryl 37. 144 Morrison, Cathy 55 Mortellaro, Pay 55 Mosere, Mark 38, 147 Mostey, Rosemart 55, 121 234 Mott. Katherine 121, 159 Motto, Karol Mounce, Linda 123 Munn. Penny 55, 164 Mura. Joanne 128. 197 Muscarello. Peter 123 Muscarello, Virginia 145, 125 Nagele, Paulette 128 Nagin, Craig 55, 147 Nettles. Linda 55 Newberry, Janet 56 Newton, Cariotta 56 Nicoll, Jimmy 56 Normand. Julia Nowak, Donald Nowak, Ray 56 O'Brien, Robert 167, 169, 175, 189. 200. 202 Oglesby, Faye 38 Olivier. Pierre 38 Olmstead, Theresa 56 O’Neal. George O’Neal. Michael 56 Ordoyne, Leonard 38 O’Rourke, Lathleen 56, 127 O’Rourke. Mary Anne 121. 162 Orr. Beverly 56 Orr. Bonnie 38 Osburg, John 56 Osterhold. Billy 56 Otto, Laurie Owen. Laurie 127 Palmisano, Bart 37 Palmisano. Dominick 122, 37 Paoletti, Susan 38 Parker, Ralph Parks. Karen 56. 159 Parmentel, Kenneth 56 Parrino, Frank 38 Patke, Midge 37 Patke, Pamela Patterson, Jean 56, 161 Patterson, Joan 56, 159 Payroux, F.ddie 38 Peace, Dianne 57 Pecoraro, Vicki 38 Pecquet, David Joseph 187 Pelicano, Mary Ann 57 Pemberton, Edwin 51, 123, 212 Pemberton, Erwin 52, 123, 212 Pemberton, James 38, 147 Perniciaro, Carolyn 38 Perniciaro, Leon 57 Perelli, Winetta 57, 127, 125 Perisse, Joyce 57 Peter, Adolph Joseph Petre, Susan 57 Petterson, Edith 57 Peuler, Ann 122, 124, 138, 132 Peuler, Mary 57, 122, 124, 138, 130 Phillips, Edwin E. Phillips, Olga 57, 123, 141 Pickett, Marsha 122, 126, 133, 140, 141, 125, 143, 178 Pierce, Joe Daviel Pique. Linda 123. 125, 159 Pitre. Doris Pitre, Nancy Pizzetta. Harold Pizzitola 57, 144 Platt. Ronald 38 Panthier, Brenda Ann Pourciau, Norman 53, 123, 127, 144, 160 Powell, Harry Powell. Rena 130. 160, 184 Pradat, Joe Pradat, Sandre 149 Preston, Ray Preuite, Anna Pucciom, Jeanne 38 Puissigum, Dennis 57 Pryols. Michelle 39, 122 Pusey, Judy 58 Putfark. Harold 58 Quijana, Marie Joseph Rabalais, Evie Ann Rabalais, Janice Ralston. Wesley 120, 123 Ramdazzo, Jo Ann Rankins, Sandra 58 Ravain, Carolyn Ann Reese, James 78 Reese, Michael 57, 147 Richard, Charles 58 Richard, Linda Lee Richards, Del 28, 122, 149, 173, 134, 137 235 Richter, Suzanne 39 Ricord, Joy 122, 123, 128 Ricord. Noel 122, 129 Rider. Roy 39 Riecke, Buddy 39 Rieden. Charlene 58 Rigamer, George 158 Rindmere, Ethel 39 Ritter, Nancy 123, 39 Riviere. Ronald Joseph 147 Robert. Suzette 39 Roberts. Glenn 58 Roberts. Karyl 126, 130. 172, 159.212 Robins. Ray 39 Robinson, Frances 39, 144 Rock, Jo Ellen Rodick, Victoria 39 Rodriguez, Marie 58 Romback. Robert 58, 213 Rome, Datlene 59, 158 Ross, Marianne 58, 148 Roth, Kenneth Michael Roussell. Glenn 59, 122. 123 Roy, Stevens John Rush. Mary Lois 39, 125 Rush, Stephen 40 Russo, Gary 59 Russo, Janice 59, 122, 127, 125 Rutter, Clarence 59. 213 Ryals, Lawrence 59 Ryals, Marshal 65. 126. 173, 129 Saba. Buck 40 Sable, John 64, 126, 174, 145, 178, 137 Sachitano, June 128 Sachitano. Richard 59, 183, 197 Salazan, Angela Sanchez, Edward Sanchez. Louise 165 Sarby, Leon 147 Saulters, Douglas Savage, Ned 40 Savarese, Alana 122, 128 Scanlan, Kathleen 126, 165 Scaruffe, Carolyn Schallenber, Eugene 59 Scheffer, Charles 40 Schendler. Wade 65 Schenk, John 128, 160 Schmaltz, Darlene 40 Schmidt, Tommy Schneider, Kathleen 40 Schneider, Lula Schroeder, Diane 121, 126, 128, 130, 158 Schroeder, George 59 Schroeder, Rovert Schuber. Fred 59. 123. 125 Schultz, August 59, 29, 138, 156 Schwehm, Jimmy 59, 42 Scott. Pam 123. 60. 130 Serpas, Alfred Serpas, Cinda 60. 129. 143 Shapiro, Steve 60, 208, 156, 209 Sharp. Patricia 127, 125 Shearer, Carol 144 Shepherd. Geraldine 126, 145, 159 Shipman, Laura 60 Shirley, Diane 121, 127 Shoemaker, Marie Shoults, Jane 40, 184 Siegel, Richard 60 Smith, Ben 60 Smith, Bernadette 40 Smith, Christine 126, 130 Smith, Fra nee w 140, 141 Smith. Harry 40, 144 Smith, Linda 60, 127 Smith, Lynn (Jr.) 60, 121, 161 Smith, Lynn (Sr.) 121, 161 Smith, Wayne 60 Snyder. Ton 124, 129, 140, 125 Sokol, Dora Solis, Wayne 40 Sotolongo, Enrique 127, 60 Sottile, Angelia Sparacello, Charles Sperandeo, Hildarose 121, 125 Spilsbury, Lynn 40 Spindell, Judy 60 Spizale, Joe Spring, Sherrie 60 Squatrito, Joe 60 Squires. Barbara 123, 124, 130 Stassi, Pat 60 Steward, James 124 Stolzenberg, Edmond 147 236 Strange, Sylvia 125 Stromeyer, Rita 162 Sullivan, Karen 40 Summers, Sharon 61 Swanson. Robert Tafface, Jake Taffaro, Jennie Lynn 40 Tallant. Kathleen 61, 182, 129, 130, 140, 141 Taskin. Stsan 132, 145 Taylor, Beatrice 61 Templet, Rosalie 61 Thames, Charles 40 Thames, Marion 61 Thieneman, Carrie 61 Thomas, Sharon 40 Tillinghast, Mary Todd. Hloria Todd. Margaret Torster, Cathy 144 Tracy, Ervan 40 Trahan, Larry 61 Traina, Dominic 40 Tramuta, Jo Ellen 61 Treadaway, Don 206, 208, 128 Trest, Pennt 61 Trippe, Anthony 61 Tullier. Roy Uhlich, Clara Vegas, Jean 61, 125 Veith, Charles 69, 122, 123, 158, 213 Veith, Lynn 123, 132, 61 Verbeck, Penny 61, 125, 43 Verret, Jean 61 Vetsch, Walter 61, 123 Vidou, Imelda 128, 130 Vigneo, Ronald 62 Viosca, Drew 62 Vitale, Sarah 62 Vitrano, Sue 62 Von Aspern, Celia 62 Von Hohren, Hretchen 62, 144 Wacjte, Kiea 62 Wahden, Sharon. 127 Waits, Dawson 40 Walker, Pam 40 Wall, Sandra 62 Walters, Susan 40 Watzer, Diane 62, 126, 151, 134, 147, 125, 158 Warren, Judith Watkins, Robert 40, 132 Weber, Eleanore Webster, Darleen Weidig, Karen 62, 144 Weillaccher, Kerry 62 Weiss, Donald 41, 125, 147 Welch, Judie E. 51, 122 Wells, Williams 144, 145 Werling, Lee West, Thomas Wheeler, Kathleen 41, 144 Wilbert, Joe 63 Wild, Margie 41 Wild. Philip 63 Wiley, James 63, 121, 182, 129, 130 W'illeams, Barbara 41, 130 Williams, John 123, 127 Wilson, Daryl 63 Winn, Edward Winn, Gary Wischan, Harold Wise, Eileen 121, 148, 137 Wolfe. Kathleen 63 Wollard, Jody 122, 126, 138, 30, 137 Wollard, Larry 63, 147 Wood, David 41, 202, 201 Woodie, Wolter 63 Wynn, Ann 138 Wynn, Rosalie 41, 164 York, Daniel Zaraz, Carolyn Zebal, Cecile 63 Zeiglar, Betty 65, 122, 126, 138, 171, 133, 137 Zeto, Judy 63, 129 Zummo, Lawrence 41 237 Autographs 239 Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY -• sag • n I

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