Warren Easton High School - Eagle Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1967 volume:

. • ■p: THEME IfJ 1ABLB OP CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION. CLASSES...... ORGANIZATIONS PUBLICATIONS. aoivittes.... SPORTS....... ADS.......... 6-19 20-111 1 12-141 142-151 152-175 176-215 216-242 7 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE It is an awesome responsibility to guide young people properly. As adults, we do not have all of the answers to the many world problems. Nevertheless, one thing is clear to us: without a sound education, any attempts to solve these problems are worthless. Today we hear much talk about individual rights, which indeed, are important. Yet the other side of the very same coin is overlooked. For every right one may have or wish, there is a responsibility. If one wishes to make money then one should be willing to work for it. As teachers, what should we say, what should we do to impress upon you the need for and the seriousness of a proper education? Learn first how to shoulder your own responsibilities to your parents, to your school, to your country, and to your Creator. If you will but do these things, then you will automatically inherit your rights.” To the Seniors, let us wish you Bon Voyage’’ and success in your future endeavors. To the returning Juniors and Sophomores, let us wish you future success in your school. Learn from whatever past mistakes you might have made. Expand your horizons in order that you may reach greater goals next year. Sincerely, 9 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. RUSSELL C. COSTANZA, JR. We at Warren Easton are proud and fortunate to have Mr. Russell Costanza as our Assistant Principal. He is not only a vibrant part of our administration, but he is also a popular member of our community where he is an active member of the Young Men's Business Club. 10 MRS. KATHRYN An£ Secretary MISS MARION CHAPOTON School Clerk MRS. RUTH AYRES Acting Girls' Counselor MR. GEORGE COMEAUX Boys’ Counselor OFFICE 8TAFF MR. W. J. BONNETTE Biology MRS. ROMA BORDELON English Sponsor of Future Teachers of America MR. BERT BRAUD Instrumental Music Music Theory Sponsor of Marching Band and Stage Band MRS. FLORA BURKERT Mathematics MRS. PATRICIA CRANE Biology General Science MISS NANCY DREWETT Mathematics MISS M. C. DUMAINE Girls’ Physical Education Sponsor of Flagteam and Majorettes MR. F. GORDON EBERLE Chemistry 12 MR. FRANK FORMUSA Mathematics Sponsor of Key Club Sponsor of Slide Rule Club MR. A. J. GENDUSA General History MRS. LYNN HILLBURN Mathematics MR. LARRY INGRAM U.S. History English MR. DENIS KENNY Librarian MR. EDWARD LAREAU Distributive Education MRS. LILLIAN LEVY English MISS PATRICIA LIND Commerce MRS. SARA McCLANAHAN Art MRS. MARY MIZELL Girls’ Physical Education Sponsor of Pep Squad MR. CARLO MONTALBANO U.S . History Civics Geography MRS. MARY MURTAGH Mathematics Sponsor of Anchor Club MR. FRED NICAUD Chemistry Physics Biology MRS. ANN PERKINS French Sponsor of the French Club 14 MISS ELIZABETH PLAUCHE English MISS MARY GRACE RIDOLFO History English COACH JOHN RUTH Industrial Arts Assistant Football Basketball MRS. BYRNE SCOTT Business English Bookkeeping MISS DOROTHY SULLIVAN Girls’ Physical Education Sponsor of Cheerleaders MR. JOSEPH TURNER Mechanical Drawing General Science FACULTY MR. CARL USSING Mathematics Sponsor of Chess Club MRS. SALOME WESTBROOK Home Economics MR. HAROLD WEISER U.S. History Economics MRS. PATRICIA WHITE Commerce Sponsor of Tri Hi Y Student Council MR. JOEL ZELDON Business Law Sponsor of Dance Committee Hi-Y MRS. ALICE WILLIAMS Home Economics Biology Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America MRS. JOAN ZASLOW English CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE MRS. NELLIE DEAN Cafeteria Manager MR. JOSEPH BALDWIN Maintenance Supervisor MRS. EVA BELL McCAFFERY Assistant Manager, Cafeteria FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PICTURED COACH ALEX ATHAS Boys’ Physical Education Basketball Track MRS. IRIS BURNS Library Clerk COACH MARTIN COMER Boys Physical Education Assistant Football Track COACH WILLIAM COTTEN Boys Physical Education Football MR. ROLAND FOLSE U.S. History Spanish MRS. MARY LEIDENHEIMER English Latin MISS LENA MANALE Commerce MISS MURLE MARSHALL Spanish MRS. DOROTHY PEPPARD English Speech Sponsor of Dramatics Club and Debate Club MRS. MIRIAM RUSKIN Distributive Education MRS. ELEANORE SCHWARTZ Bookkeeping Sponsor of Red Cross MISS SHIRLEY SOLOMON Commerce Sponsor of FBLA MISS YVONNE THOMAS Vocal Music MR. ROBERT WALSH Journalism English Sponsor of THE EAGLE and THE OLD GOLD AND PURPLE MRS. MAXINE YOUNG English 17 Officers of the P.T.A. are: Mr. Jim Hymel, Pres.; Mrs. Anthony Cuecia, 1st VP; Mrs. Ray C. Perry, 2nd VP; Mrs. Edgar Curole, Corr. Secy.; Mr. Ray C. Perry, Treas. (not pictured—Mrs. F. L. Dahmer, Record. Sec.) P.T.A. 18 Mrs. Perry assists parents at Open House. The annual Open House, spon- sored by the P.T.A., is but one opportunity for parents and fac- ulty to meet. Both groups learn as they exchange ideas relevant to the youth, the prime factor for the meeting of minds. Suzanne Hymel expresses her appreciation to the P.T.A. for their sponsorship at Pelican State. EAGLE BAND PARENTS CLUB Officers of the Band Club are: Mrs. H. Dupre, Treas.; Mr. W. Easley, VP; Mrs. M. Cosgrove, Sec'y.; Mr. H. Moser, Pres.; Mr. B. Braud, Band Director. The Band Club, now in the ninth year of performance, helps with finan- cial aid for purchase of uniforms, in- struments, and trips. Easton proudly speaks of the success and achievement of the band, which merits national superior rating. Trumpet trio composed of Doug Hansen, Rodney LaFon, and Bobby Dell help to provide entertainment at Band Club meeting. 19 c L Keep Easton on Top” is the jubilant cry familiar to every student at Warren Easton. This traditional phrase is a symbol of Easton spirit in both scholastic achieve- ments and extra-curricular activities. PAULA ABADIE Choir ROXANA AGUADO Pep Squad; Tri-Hi-Y; OLD GOLD PURPLE; Dramatics GREG ADAMS Dramatics Club; Nat’l Thespian Society; Pelican State; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Festival DORIAN ALDRICH F.B.L.A.; J.A.; Dramatics LAURA HARTWIG ADLER Homecoming Court; Anchor Club; F.H.A., Veep, Student Council; Dance Committee; F.T.A.; Slide Rule; Sr. Class, Hist.; Powder Puff Football; OLD GOLD PURPLE; Jr. Dept. Superla- tive; J.A. OLIVE ALEXANDER Pep Squad; Student Council; Red Cross, Pres.; Anchor Club; EAGLE Staff k 23 SANDY ALEXANDER Dance Comm.; F.H.A., Hist.; F.T.A.; F.B.L.A.; Anchor Club; Red Cross; Pow- der Puff SENIORS NITA ANGUZZA BILL ANDERSON Football; Track; Basketball; Slide Rule; Student Council; Sr. Class, Pres.; Jr. Class, Pres.; Key Club PAUL ANTHONY Delgado JAN ANDERSON Homecoming Court; Pep Squad; Band, L.M.E.A.; Student Council; EAGLE Staff; French Club; F.T.A.; Dance Comm.; Powder Puff; Talent Show; Dep’l Superlative RAYMOND ARSENEAUX Delgado 24 PATRICIA AUCOIN CHARLES AUDLER DONA AUTIN Red Cross; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. ROBERT BABIN Football; Track LENNY BABIN Football ROBERT BADINGER 25 JOYCE BAGUR Pep Squad; C.O.E., Veep.; Red Cross; J.A. JAN MARIE BALDWIN D.E.; J.A. PEGGY BANKSTON Homecoming Court; Majorette, Capt.; EAGLE Staff, Mng. Editor; Anchor Club, Sec.; Tri-Hi-Y; Quill Scroll; Pep Squad; Student Council; Powder Puff Football; Talent Show; J.A. 26 CHERYL BENINATO Pep Squad; D.E. 9ENIORS 27 PHYLLIS BILLIOT PATRICIA DONOVAN BODE Student Council; Red Cross; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; C.O.E.; Pep Squad; Talent STEVE A. BLANCHETTE Show 28 CHARLOTTE ANN BOEHM Majorette; J.A.; Talent Show; Powder Puff Football; Mixed Choir; Dance Com- mittee; Student Council; EAGLE Staff; Pep Squad; F.B.L.A., Veep. LARRY BOOKSH Football, Capt.; Jr. Superlative; Basket- ball; OLD GOLD PURPLE; Track; Student Council LINDA A. BORDELON F.H.A.; D.E. 29 JIMMY BRYAN Varsity Baseball; Jr. Dept. Superlative RONNIE CALLENDER Gee, I hope a cup comes with the coke this time. RONALD J. CANNATELLA SENIORS EDWARD D. CANTEY III MARGARET CAPO Red Cross; F.T.A., Vice-President; J.A.; RENEE CANZONERI C.O.E. 31 ANTOINETTE CARDARONELLA Flagteam; Anchor Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Squad; Red Cross; Student Council; Quill and Scroll; Powder Puff Football; EAGLE Staff CAROLYN CARLTON Slide Rule, Treas.; Red Cross; Anchor Club; F.B.L.A.; Nat’l Conf. of Christians Jews TERRY LYNN CARROLL Cheerleader; Anchor Club; J.A.; Pep Squad; Dance Committee, Treas.; Choir; Talent Show; Student Council; Red Cross; Powder Puff Football; OLD GOLD PURPLE; Jr. Superlative QENIORS JOSEPH CASSESI JACK F. CASTRO Honor Guard ROSALEDA CASTRO D.E. 32 SHEILA MARY CHAMP Homecoming Queen; Flagteam; Pep Squad; Anchor Club; Dance Comm.; F.B.L.A., Sec.; Choir; Talent Show; Stu- dent Council, Treas.; Powder Puff Foot- ball. ROBERT M. CHAISSON MARION D. CHAPOTON Homecoming Court; Mixed Choir; Stu- D-Ii- dent Council; Red Cross. 33 YEU JWO CHIN Pelican State; Track; Slide Rule; Hi-Y; Key Club KATHY CORREGE Red Cross EMMA LEE CLARK Band, L.M.E.A.; Red Cross JEANNE M. COSGROVE Red Cross; Band, L.M.E.A.; Stage Band; Powder Puff Football; Tri-Hi-Y; Stu- dent Council n BRUCE CLESI J.A. CANDY COUCH Pep Squad 34 HENRY J. CRUPPI Football; Track LEWIS D AMICO JR. Baseball; Football LYNN CUROLE Key Club; Hi-Y; Chess Club; Dramatics Club, Vice-Pres.; Debate Club; French Club, Pres.; Honor Guard; Student Council; Red Cross; Soph-Jr. Play; Speech Festival; Nat’l Thespian Society; Pelican State OSCAR DAVIS Red Cross SHIRLEY DAHMER Pep Squad; Red Cross 9ENI0RS MICKEY DEDEBANT Talent Show; Delgado SENIORS GRAHAM DEVILLE Delgado JOHN DIGGS Football; Track; Band-L.M.EA. DEBORAH DILOSA F.B.LA.; F.HA. 36 SHARON DODD Homecoming Court; Flagteam, Capt.; Anchor Club, Sr. Director; Jr. Class Hist.; Sr. Class Veep; J.A.; Student Council; Dance Committee; Pep Squad; Talent Show GERALD DOUZART Football; Baseball; Talent Show SHERYL E. DUFRENE Student Council; D.E. WALTER EDLER Football; Track; Choir; Talent Show BRUCE KENT EASLEY Homecoming Court; Band, Drum Major; Stage Band; Key Club, Pres.; Hi-Y, Chaplain; Student Council; Pelican State; Slide Rule; J.A. PHYLLIS ELY C.O.E. 37 Would you believe I’m stuck. MARK JOEL ETIENNE Key Club; J.A. RAYMOND FALCON J.A.; Slide Rule; Hi-Y GARY FAULKNER Chess Club; Red Cross 38 LARRY A. FAURIE Football DENNIS FAUST , . Ji MARGARET FELKER Pep Squad; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross; Student Council; C.O.E., Pres. SENIORS SENIORS LLOYD FIELD MIKE FINAMORE SUSAN FLORY Anchor Club, VP, Pres.; Key Club Sweetheart; Soph. Superlative; Jr. Su- perlative; Flagteam; State Rally; Powder Puff Football; Student Council; Jr. Class VP; OLD GOLD AND PURPLE, Asst. Editor; Quill and Scroll NANCY FLUBACKER Band; Dramatics Club; Soph., Jr. Play; Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross ELLIS FONTENOT 40 DOROTHY RAY FORD BRUCE FRANK Basketball; Honor Guard WAYNE L. FORESTIER Homecoming Court; D.E. WANDA FUNK Dramatics Club, Treas.; Debate Club; Student Council; Red Cross; Soph.-Jr. Plav ANNA ELIZABETH FRANK F.T.A., Sec.; J.A. JUDY ANN GALLI AND Dramatics Club, Sec.; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Squad; F.T.A.; J.A.; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Festival; French Club. 41 LOUISE ANN GASHEY Tri-Hi-Y; Slide Rule; Anchor Club; J.A.; Red Cross; Jr. Dep'l Superlative; F.B.L.A. JANET ANN GAUDET Pep Squad; F.H.A.; Bowling Club ANNA MARIE GJENERO EAGLE Staff 42 PETER GRAFFAGNINO French Club CHARLES GOSSIAUX Student Council; Talent Show RAYMOND GREGSON Choir; Track 9ENI0R8 RONALD GRIMALDI RONALD GUICHET Football; Choir RAYMOND JOSEPH GUILLOT Dramatics Club; Debate Club; Chess Club; French Club; F.T.A. 43 MAUREEN HANEY Flagteam; Band LMEA; EAGLE Staff; Anchor Club; Dance Committee; Powder Puff Football KAREN A. HARVEY Key Club Sweetheart; Anchor Club, Jr. Director; Pelican State; EAGLE Staff; Student Council; Quill 8c Scroll; Pep Squad; Tri-Hi-Y; Slide Rule; J.A.; Soph. Superlative 44 ROBERTA HELLMAN Cheerleader; Key Club Sweetheart; F.T.A., Pres.; Student Council; Anchor Club; Dance Comm.; Tri-Hi-Y; Intem'I. Conference of Christians Jews; Powder Puff Football; Pep Squad; J.A.; EAGLE Staff; Talent Show. 45 ANITA HESS FRANCES HOLMES C.O.E. SALLY SUE HUFFMAN Homecoming Court; Flagteam; EAGLE Staff, Editor-in-Chief; Anchor Club, Veep; Pelican State; Student Council; Tri-Hi-Y; Jr. Dept. Superlative; F.H.A., Songleader; J.A.; Powder Puff Football; Quill and Scroll; Dance Committee; Tal- ent Show; Pep Squad Ernie Perry addresses the Student Council. DEBBIE HORRIDGE D.E. SUZANNE HYMEL Dramatics Club, Sec.; Natl. Thespian Society; Debate Club; F.T.A.; French Club; Slide Rule; Majorette; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Festival; Pelican State; Stu- dent Council SENIORS ADRIANNE JONES Student Council; Red Cross; Dramatics; Tri-Hi-Y; French Club; Soph.-Jr. Play; Chess Club. JUDY JUAN Red Cross; French Club LETICIA JUAREZ Pep Squad, Lieut.; French Club; F.H.A.; Red Cross; Student Council 47 PATRICK JUNEAU PHYLLIS M. KENNER Cheerleader, Capt.; EAGLE Staff; OLD GOLD PURPLE; Pelican State; Tal- ent Show; Anchor Club; Quill Scroll; Soph.-Jr. Play; Pep Squad; Dramatics Club; Student Council; Powder Puff Football; F.B.L.A.; Dance Committee DAVE KERNE Delgado; D.E. WANDA DEE JUSTICE D.E.; F.H.A.; Pep Squad SENIORS ANDREW C. KESSLER V MARSHA A. KING Cheerleader; Pep Squad; Dance Com- mittee; Jr. Superlative; D.E.; F.H.A. 4S CHARLES KUCERA JOHN V. LABORDE Red Cross MARCEL E. LACROUTS Baseball; Basketball; Slide Rule Club 49 DAVID LAUDON Stage Band; Band, Capt. CHARLES W. LAUER Red Cross KATHY LAPENE Dance Committee DRURY P. LE BLANC Student Council; Red.Cross; Mixed Choir BETTY MAE LEE F.H.A.; Soph. Superlative; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council KENNETH E. LE BLANC Band; L.M.E.A. 50 DONALD J. LEGENDRE D.E.; Red Cross CINDY LEITZ Powder Puff Football SHARMIN L. LEGENDRE Flagteam; Pep Squad; Soph.-Jr. Play; Nat'l. Thespian Society; Student Coun- cil, VP; Red Cross SENI0R9 RICHARD LINGENER MYRON LEIDINGER CAROLYN R. LOCASCIO Pep Squad; Red Cross; Student Coun- cil; Choir; Powder Puff Football 51 SENIORS SONDRA LO CICERO Dance Committee; Student Council; Powder Puff Football; EAGLE Staff; Anchor Club DEBBIE MALTER Dance Committee; F.B.L.A., Pres.; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Red Cross; Band; Pow- der Puff Football; Anchor Club ELIZABETH LOO J.A.; C.O.E. GEOFFREY LYNN Red Cross; J.A. ZACK J. MARCADE Red Cross; D.E.; Student Council; Foot- ball KELLY MARRIONE 52 DAVID M. MARTIN GLENN MASTIO CRAIG D. MASSEY Band; Stage Band; Student Council JIMMY F. MASHON Delgado CAROLYN MARTIN Band KATHRYN LEE MAXWELL Tri-Hi-Y; J.A. 53 DONALD MC INNIS Delgado Ought in the act of arriving tardy. ROSEMARY MC LAIN PAUL MC NEIL LOUIS WILLIAM MEADOR Red Cross; Dramatic Club; Student Council; Honor Guard STAN ME ANY Football; Red Cross 54 JIMMY MILLIKEN SENIORS The Hi-Y plays a nice, clean game of football. MARIE MELAN Dance Committee, Pres.; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Pep Squad; Powder Puff Football; Stu- dent Council WARREN F. MOORE Band DAVID MIDDLETON D.E. MARIA MORSE F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Dance Committee, Veep; Student Council; Red Cross; Powder Puff Football; J.A. LARRY A. MOTTO Hi-Y JOSEPH MUSACCHIA Homecoming Court; D.E., Treas.; J.A.; Red Cross PAT MURPHY OLD GOLD PURPLE; Key Club, Sr. Director; Hi-Y, President; Quill Scroll; J.A.; Student Council; Slide Rule LINDA NEGRI Homecoming Court; Cheerleader; Jr. Class Sec., Jr. Superlative; Red Cross; Pep Squad; EAGLE Staff; Dance Com- mittee, Sec.; F.B.L.A.; Talent Show; Stu- dent Council, Sec. DONALD NETTLES Key Club HAROLD J. NEWMAN II 56 WAYNE J. NORRIS Debate Club, Veep; Chess Club; Nat’l. Thespian Society; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Festival LEON NORTON Baseball; D.E. TINA ELIZABETH NORTON Dance Committee; Student Council; Pep Squad; Powder Puff Football. SANDRA ODOM Powder Puff Football; Dance Commit- tee; F.H.A.; Choir GLOELL OELKING F.H.A.; Pep Squad ALBERT ROBERT OETTLI 57 SENIORS RAMON OLAVARRIETA Homecoming Court; Student Council; Baseball ELLIOTT ORRELL STANLEY PALLISER Baseball; Hi Y JO RUTH PECORARO Choir; Talent Show; Tri-Hi-Y; French Club, Pres.; J.A. ERNIE PERRY Homecoming King; Football; Baseball; Honor Guard; Slide Rule; Red Cross; Student Council, Pres.; J.A.; Talent Show; Key Club; Jr. Superlative WARREN K. PEYTON Choir; D.E. 58 9ENI0R9 SHERRY PITTMAN Pep Squad; D.E. LINDA M. PORTER Talent Show; D.E. KATHRYN PRECHT French Club 59 ALICE REY Pep Squad; D.E.; Student Council YVETTE E. RIECKE Band; L.M.E.A.; Dramatics; Soph-Jr. Play; Red Cross, Treas.; Pelican State; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council; F.B.L.A. BRIAN RIEDLINGER OLD GOLD PURPLE, Editor; Key Club, Treas.; Hi-Y, Veep.; Quill Scroll; Baseball; Basketball; Student Council 60 GAIL ANN ROBERTSON Pep Squad; J.A.; D.E. SANDRA RODICK Homecoming Court; Pep Squad; Jr. Superlative; Jr. Class Treas.; Flagteam, Capt.; Talent Show; Sr. Class Sec.; Dance Committee; EAGLE Staff SUZANNE ROTEMAN Pep Squad; Red Cross; Choir; Powder Puff Football STANLEY ROMERO D.E. SENIORS ROBERT J. ROTH 61 FRANK A. RUFFINO Calling all cars. BECKY RUSSELL C.O.E.; Pep Squad; Student Council CERINA RUSSO J.A.; D.E., Sec. KATHY RUSSO C.O.E. DOMINIC SAN FILLIPPO 62 PAUL SAN FILLIPPO FRANK SCHNEIDER JOSELYN E. SCHRAMM Flagteam; Pep Squad; Powder Puff Football; Talent Show; Student Council; EAGLE Staff SENIORS ROGER SCHUSTER Football; Track; Talent Show; Student Council REBECCA M. SERPAS Red Cross; F.B.L.A.; Student Council; Powder Puff Football i ' JOSEPH O. SCIORTINO DEWEY SHARP Football ARMAND SIDER DANIEL L. SINCLAIR Homecoming Court; Sr. Class, Treas.; Student Council; Hi-Y; EAGLE Staff 64 RONALD F. SMITH Red Cross; J.A.; Dramatics Club SENIORS GLENN STERLING Red Cross; Slide Rule Club; Choir JOYCE SMITH Dramatics Club; F.H.A.; Speech Festi- val; Soph. Jr. Play WAYNE E. SMITH Football; Basketball; Track; Student Council PHILLIP SMITH Mixed Choir; J.A.; D.E.; Talent Show SIDNEY SPERANDEO Hi-Y; Baseball 65 JOHNNY H. STEWART STEPHEN L. STINSON Football; Hi-Y; Choir GORDON A. ST. ROMAIN Baseball; Basketball; Vocal Music; Stu- dent Council; Red Cross; Homecoming Court SENIORS LANCE C. STROTHER D.E. JAMES LAWERENCE SULLIVAN Student Council; OLD GOLD PUR- PLE KATHLEENE B. SULLIVAN Homecoming Court; Flagteam; Red Cross; Dance Committee; Powder Puff Football; D.E. 66 MIKE J. THORNTON D.E., Pres. CRAIG J. TOUPS Band; D.E. LEROY TRUITT 67 BOB TULLY Basketball BARBARA VAURIGARD C.O.E., Pari.; Dramatics Club; Speech Festival DAVID R. UNGER D.E. CRAIG VIDRINE Slide Rule Club ANTONIO J. VIRGADAMO JOAN M. WAELDE Speech Club; Debate Club; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Festival; French Club; F.T.A., Treas.; Opera Club, Pres. I 68 BECKY WAGERS Homecoming Court; Speech Club, Pari.; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Festival; Flag- team; Nat'l Thespian Society; Student Council; Pep Squad PETER R. WAGNER Chess Club CLARA MARIE WATSON Pep Squad; Anchor Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council; Flagteam; EAGLE Staff MICHAEL A. WHITE ROGER K. WILLIAMS Homecoming Court; Bowling Club; Slide Rule; Key Club, Veep; Student Council; Red Cross; Talent Show; Peli- can State; J.A.; Hi-Y; OLD GOLD PURPLE; Basketball, Varsity DAVID ALLEN WINGARD SENIORS 69 E. DIANNA WOOD Dramatics; Red Cross; Band; Student Council; J.A.; Opera Club KATHLEEN A. WOOLEY Debate Club, Pres.; Dramatics, Pres.; Nat’I Thespian Society; Pep Squad; F.T.A., Hist.; Red Cross; Soph.-Jr. Play; Student Council; J.A.; Speech Festival; Jr. Dept. Superlative MARCUS E. WOOLEY WILLIAM WRIGHT Football; Track; Talent Show GAIL YOUNG Anchor Club; Mixed Choir; Jr. Dept. Superlative; Dramatics Club; Nat’I Thespians Society; Soph.-Jr. Play; Stu- dent Council; French Club; Slide Rule V RONNIE ZIMMERMANN D.E.; Talent Show 70 SENIORS PAT AUBYE F.B.L.A.; J.A.; Powder Puff JANTS RODRIQUEZ Anchor Club; OLD GOLD AND PUR- PLE SENIOR CLASS WILL SHARON DODD—leaves her sweet disposition to the next captain of the EAGLE Line. ERNIE PERRY—leaves his famous Homecoming strut to the next King. SALLY HUFFMAN—leaves her tyrant leadership to next year's EAGLE editor. BRUCE EASELY—leaves his empty demerit book to Mr. Braud. ANTOINETTE CARDARONELLA—leaves her medals to anyone who needs them. ROGER SCHUSTER—leaves his shoulder pin to Coach Cotton. LINDA NEGRI—leaves her high pitched voice echoing throughout the halls of Easton. BILL ANDERSON—leaves his leadership to the next Senior President. SANDY RODICK—leaves luck to next year's captain in retaining perfect attendence during summer practice. BRIAN RIEDLINGER—leaves his treasurer's report to Mr. Formusa. PHYLLIS KENNER—leaves her worn out gym suit to Miss Sullivan. PAT MURPHY—leaves his hopes for continuing success to Mr. Nicaud. PEGGY BANKSTON—leaves her fire baton burning for next year's captain. TEDDY JOHANSEN—leaves his dancing ability to Angel Ortiz. ROBERTA HELLMANN—leaves her long, shiny hair to Miss Dumaine. MARTY OLAVARIETTA—leaves his laugh to Bruce Badon. MAUREEN HANEY—leaves her Algebra notebook to Bobby Stanley. LARRY BOOKSH—leaves his quarterback position to anyone who has the needed skills and ability. CHARLOTTE BOEHM—alias Charlie” leaves her sparkling smile to the majorettes. WAYNE SMITH—leaves his height to Alvin Sider. SUSAN FLORY—leaves her empty perfume bottle to the gym. 71 c V n t s . .. A Z w ; ! 5 0 ;;7 -� 3S0Z r J2 c C A ) i NAISSOP ' Hmvjson £� - fwofa ‘ J .n a A 3113 N lOlNV ill d« vryfZ£ J « i .. v 4 y t-4 luiiui � .v' 'nki iggo j -S' T 2 A K ULjOj r' i9d r:v :;0VnV ' :, ' -«v ' SHdtfyaoiny x o CHIN % ND MISS STON THE 967 IOR IUPERLATIVES Terry Carroll Ernie Perry BEST LOOKING Sandy Rodick Roger Schuster 79 WITTIEST Linda Negri - K5r DEPARTMENTAL superlative FRONT ROW—left to right Susan jEIriry, English; Terry Carroll, P.E.; Carolyn M SECOND ROW—left to right: Karen Harvey,'Mathematics and Social Studies; Betty Lee, Home- making; Margaret Felker, C.O.E.; and Sally Huffman, Journalism THIRD ROW—leit to right: Yvette Riecke, Business Education and Instrumental Music; David Laudun and Sidney Sperandeo, Business Education BACK ROW—left to right: Bill Anderson, Physics and P.E.; Alicemarie Rey, D.E.; Craig Vidrine, Mathematics; and Lee Maxwell, Art Dept. Not pictured: Glen Candebat, Mechanical Drawing; Frank Ruffino, Woodworking 6 4V rrs itSSfR M K •' tJ'' .ll N 2)R class' officers � .. '. '''•’w lip to Suzanne Conner, Treasurer; Isabelle Lehr, Historian; Bobby Stanley,'President: Molly McFadJlen Secretary; and Chicl«ie‘Mellnian. Veep. David Adler Linda Alfonso Rose Almerico Sidney Amedee Shirley Appleton Patty Astredo Cathy Bader Bruce Badon Gordon Bahan Debbie Baker Effie Barilleaux Denis Beck Esther Benefield Herbert Bergeron Alice Berber 85 Newman Berthelot Connie Blanchard Lynn Blankenship Fran Blondo Susan Borrel Mary Ann Bourg Madeline Burke Carole Ann Buwe Susan Cahn Richard Carriere Pat Cazanove You Kin Chin 86 Jackie Choi Lynda Coleman Jewel Comiskey JUNIORS Suzanne Conner Marsha Cook Charlene Corbin James Cottier Betty Couret Herman Cronan Dianne Cusimano Denise Fay Angela Dagle Dan Danton Danielle de la Bretonne Robert Delle James Discon JUNIORS Virginia Ferro Barbara Fettis Debbie Fitzpatrick Linda Fleming Beryl Fran sen Terry Gauthier Cathy Giarrusso Darlene Gildig Lois Ann Giroir Cheryl Gomez Cheryln Gonzales Sylvia Gray Dale Gregoire Brenda Gremillion 89 David L. C. Guion Larry Gutierrez Douglas Hanson Charlene Heilman Eddie Hernandez Judy Ann Hernandez 90 Frank G. Hibbs Charlene Holly Mary Lou Huffman JUNIORS Susan Jefferson Larr f Johnson Kathleen Keehan Judy Kenner Alan Kinney David Kounce Gordon Laborde Rodney Lafon My group has 40% fewer sour notes , states Benny LeCompte. Rene J. Labadens Jr. Russell A. Labadens Carolyn Laborde Joan Ann Lain Norman Larrieu Richard Lawrence Charlotte Le Bourgeois Wanda Lee Isabelle Lehr Lynda Lemoine Debbie Lewis Valarie Lindblom Barbara Long Christine Looney Davida Lowrey Amelie Lucia Susan Majors Kathy Mangin 92 JUNIORS Jacqueline Marione Susan Martin Judy Mason Lynn Massey Nolan Materne Carol McCants Cathy McClain Molly McFadden Diane McGovern Mary Beth McMahon Rose Meador Dennis Miers 93 Jeffery Miller Janis Ming Lea Moncada Ted Morel Judy Ann Morgani Peggy Ann Morton Rosalind Moser Alvin Muller Carol Munsch Michael P. O’Conner Bonnie Olavarrieta Larry Ormsby JUNIORS Rita Radecker Carolyn Redding Sheila Reilly Therese Richard Gail Riedie Sherry Riggs Charlene Rizzuto Machel Roberts Anita Rock Patricia Rodriguez Sylvia Rodriguez John Rombach 95 Patsy Rowland Sally Rush Elian Ann Rushing Danny Russo Deborah Ryals Andrew Sanchez Robert Scott Patrick Sens Susan Serpas Carol Shaw Frank Simoncioni Patsy Simonds 96 Louis T. Sisk Deborah Ann Smith Billy Glen Sowder JUNIORS George Speer Rusty Spindel Nancy Stanley Robert Stanley Bill Stanton Norman Tansley Sandy Thomas Jo Ann Thompson Henry Timothy Kita Wagers Randy Waits Wilfred Wiltz Andrea Walker Walter Wolfe Peggy Zeiglar 97 _______________________________________________ MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Suzanne Conner and Bobby Stanley MOST COURTEOUS FRONT ROW —left to right: Cheryl Camba, For. Fan.; Mary Ann Bourg, Bu Moncado. Homemaking. SECOND ROW—left to right: , Susan Cahn, Instru. Music; Carolyn Redding, Chem., Math, Eng.; and Cathy Giarusso, Art. THIRD ROW'—left to right: Robert Stanley, Math, Social Studies; Dianne McGovern, P.E.; and Danny Russo, Woodworking. BACK ROW'—left to right: James Cottier, Mech. Draw.; Mary Lou Huffman, Journ.; and George Sp eer, Chemistry. 101 SOW MORE� Jfyofn left to right:' David aampa ne, and Gerajd Beck • Fay Alexander Ronald Antill Judy Armand Marilyn Askolund Gerald Avery Pat Baggett Micheline Bagur Rose Barcelone Cathy Barrios Gerald Beck Lila Berthelot Jim Beyers 80PH0M0RES Brenda Bono Kim Boudreaux Jerry Broek Janice Bryant Paul Bonnet Eileen Cabos Paul Carnes Joseph Catalano 103 ) 1 Jean Cerny Tommie Champagne Mary Collura Albert Corni be Pamela Couch Janet Cuccia Janice Cuccia Catherine Curran Michael D'Antonio Mary Dauzat Juan Davis Antoinette DeCaro Barbara Deogracias Gay De Roche Karen Docuscn Jackie Doering Cheryl Ducote Joan Ducuing Rosemary Eady Brian Early Catherine Eitmann Cindy Esteves Daniel Estopinal Debra Fegier Odile Eremin 80PH0M0RE8 Maggie Fischer Michael Fischer Robert Fitzgerald Debra Fremin Daniel Frick Donna Gallano Raymond Galland Kathleen Gautreaux Kay Gentry Jan Gentry John Giovingo Dinorah Gonzales Linda Gordon 105 Delores Gore Sue Grady Sydney Gregoire Alice Gremillion Cynthia Guidroz Linda Gulley Pattie Guysinger Sharon Hambrice Sharon Hampton Cynthia Hanna Colleen Hannigan Debbie Hanscom i SOPHOMORES Dane Harris Betty Ann Hartfield Gary Held Randall Helm Charles Hernandez Robert Hodges Pat Hoefnagel Keith Holland 106 i Brenda Horn Ronald Horst Ellen Hotstream Jill Houidobre Alton Huber James Hymel Lavon Thomas Ingram Ethel Ives Anna Jacobs Alice Johnson Allen Jolly Brenda Kass Alfred Keith Patsy Kieffer Kathy Kingsbery Darrell Koonce 107 Susan Knaps John Kurowski Denise Labiche Dracia Lalarine Cindy Lambie Sandra Landry Karen Laporte Samuel Lathan Michele Lazard Phyllis LeBlanc Stephen Lechler Darleen Lestrade AI Levet Tommy Lynn Arlene Maillho Cheryl Marchus Jean Mastio James MeGittigan Marilyn Mienk Molly Moore Elise Morel Carol Norris Anita Olavarrieta Ellen Otto John Padgett Beverly Palmer Don Pearson Denise Perreand Jean Pujol Darlene Raphiel Manuel Regal Larry Rhodes Elwina Richardson Regina Romans Frederick Romero Edwin Rosario 109 Linda Rose Martin Rutecki Lynn Salathe Mary Sanchez Maritza Sanabria Darrel Sanford Jane Seal Ion Tessa Schlumbrecht Dorothy Schuster Patricia Scott Virginia Serpas Patricia Simmons SOPHOMORES Debbie Smith JoAnn Smith Lynn Smith Patricia Smith Pamela Sottile Deborah Speer Kirk Steely Judy Taylor no Cheryl Thompson Elizabeth Thiele Dana Tidwell Timothy Jacob Marie Toranto JoCarol Trippe Mary Trog Carol Vidrine Ellen Walker Eileen Walker Kathy Welsh Cheryl Wegmann School clubs help build leaders of tomor- row. These organizations are an independent element that is a service to itself and others. Without such clubs Easton could not be Easton. STUDENT COUNCIL Representatives elected from each homeroom act as a democratic organization that voice their opinions on school matters. To these people we owe the success of the Homecoming festivities, the distribution of Thanksgiving baskets, and the overall good citizenship that they themselves exemplify. Members are. FIRSI ROW—S. Huffman, S. Rush, M. Melan, R. Heilman, S. Locicero, D. de la Brentonne O Alexander. Y. Riecke, J. Cosgrove, K. Wagers, W. Funk, K. Wooley. SECOND ROW—L. Massey M Morse' P, Kenne,r' A- Cardaronella S. Hymel, B. Wagers, K. Harvey, S. McCullough S. Thomas, G. Young, Mrs. White— adsisor, J Anderson. THIRD ROir —Mr. Zeldon, Advisor, P. Grimaldi. B. Easley, B. Anderson, D. Sinclair, J. Carbonne, B. Chaisson, W. Smith, D. Benelh, B. Meadow, J. Langhoff, D. Brady, C Wolfe T Childress I D tsrso F Blando’ T C Tp C Gossiaux. B. Stanhy. M. OlavadeT.a, R Schulte ' Gauzo! j! Gen,o ’ ' Ba kS,°n’ J Schramm' S- C Locascio. R. Russell, M. Felker, C I 14 Vice-Pres. Sharmin Legendre Secretary Linda Negri President Ernie Perry Treasurer Sheila Champ OUR STUDENT COUNCIL DISPLAYS IV tr CLUB Officers are: left to right—Brian Reidlinger, Treasurer; Roger Wil- liams, Vice-president: Bruce Easley, President; David Adler, Secretary. Sponsored by the Kiwan- ians, the Key Club is a boys’ service organization which offers members the oppor- tunity to develop initiative and leadership. Some of the numerous endeavors were: collecting for the March of Dimes and Leukemia drives, raising and lowering of the flag, and designing a new car decal. KEY CLUB Sweethearts—Rose Barcelone, Becky Serpas, Nancy Stanley, Isabelle Lehr, Maureen Haney. Tommie Champagne, Lydia Honses, Sheila Champ, Carolyn Carlton. SECOND ROW. Mark Schaeffer, Bill Anderson, Lynn Curole, Wayne Smith, Rodney Lafone, Ernie Perry, Pat Murphy, Bill Stanton, Mr. Formusa, faculty advisor. THIRD ROW’: Robert Dell, Jed Cormier, Pat Sens, Yeu Jwo Chin, Terry Shaver, Mark Ettiene, Donald Nettles, Billy Sowder, David Harris, Bruce Badon. I 16 Left to right: FIRST ROW'—S. Locicero, P. Kenner, A. Card a rone I la, M. Watson, G. Young, B. Durr, L. Negri, L. Mas- sey, J. Choi, C. Carlton, R. Heilman, S. Champ. SECOND ROW—M. Haney, P. Zeiglar, C. Curran. G. Riedie, J. Thompson, S. Rush, J. Gentry, Y. Riecke, O. Alexander, S. Alexander, J. Ducing, T. Carroll. THIRD ROW—G. Hernandez, L. Gashy, J. Rodriguez, L. Adler, K. Harvey, B. Serpas, D. Maher, F. Blondo, C. Heilman, C. Dunn, N. Stanley, D. de la Bretonne, S. Hymel. ANCHOR CLUB The Anchor Club is an international serv- ice organization sponsored by the Pilot Club. Each member pledges to give six hours of sendee each month. Some of the various ac- tivities of the members this year were col- lecting for the March of Dimes and the VFW, ushering at the Open House, and rendering services when needed to faculty and students. Officers are: SEATED—Peggy Bankston, Sec; Susan Flory, Pres.; Sally Huffman, Vice Pres.; Molly McFadden, Treasurer; BACK ROW'—Marsha Cook, Soph. Dir.; Mrs. Murtagh, Advisor, Mary Lou Huffman, Sharon Dodd, Senior Dir. FRONT: Greg Adams, District Attorney; Lynn Curole, City Clerk. BACK: Yeu Jwo Chin, School Board Member; Roger Williams, Commissioner of Transportation; Bruce Easley, State Board of Education. Each year Easton selects outstanding delegates from the Jun- ior class as representatives to Pelican State in Baton Rouge. Here the chosen delegates are trained in the mechanics of government by participating in mock sessions and political campaigns. FRONT: Sally Huffman, House of Representatives, Parish Party Chairman; Karen Haney, City Clerk, Registrar of Voters; Yvette Riecke, Assessor. BACK: Suzanne Hymel, Police Jury, Outstanding City Citizen; Phyllis Kenner, City Defense Attorney; Susan Flory, Committee of Finance. , «V-SiTATE P E L I C A N 8 T A T E QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is an honorary journalism society for high school students. Membership is open only to those on the yearbook or newspa- per staffs. Easton’s club, the Lyle Saxon chapter, received its charter in 1953. Since then, the club has been very active in numerous school func- tions. First year members are: SEATED—Molly McFadden, Judy Kenner, Charlotte Boehm, Terry Carroll, Joselyn Schramm, Maureen Haney, Mary Huffman. STAND- ING—Mark Shaffer, Sidney Amedee, Roberta Heilman, Linda Negri, Sondra Loci- cero, David Adler, Roger Williams, Bill Stanton QUILL AND SCROLL SEATED; Sally Huffman, Presi- dent; Joselyn Schramm Secretary’. STANDING; Pat Murphy, Vice- President; Roger Williams, Treasur- er. Second year members are: SEATED— Karen Haney, Mr. Walsh, Advisor; Sally Huffman, Antoinette Cardaronella, STANDING— Pat Murphy, Phyllis Ken- ner, Susan Flory Peggy Bankston, Brian Reidlinger. 119 DANCE COMMITTEE The officers are: Maria Morse, Veep; Marie Melan, Pres.; Linda Negri, Sec.; Terry Carroll, Treas. The main goal of our Dance Commit- tee is to give Warren Easton a success- ful and memorable Homecoming Dance. Making decorations, securing a band, and contracting a room for many of our school dances are only a few of the re- sponsibilities of this committee. Members, left to right: FIRST ROW: Debbie Smith, Debbie Maher, Laura Adler, Sally Huffman, Mary Huffman, Jan An- derson, Geraldine Hernandez, Mr. Zeldon. SECOND ROW: Sharon Dodd, Sandy Rodick, Sandy Alexander, Charlene Hell- mann, Charlotte Boehm, Phyllis Kenner, Frances Blondo, Miss Drewett. THIRD ROW: Judy Kenner, Sheila Champ, Sondra LoCicero, Dorothy Schuster, Roberta Hellmann. 120 PEP SQUAD FIRST ROW left to right; Carolyn Phillips, Mary Peyret, Kathy Welsh, Maggie Fischer, Betty Couret, Francis Mifflorc, Cathy Curran, Brenda Roth. Carol Vidrine. SECOND ROW; Isabelle Lehr, Joan Ducuing, Jan Gentrt, Sylvia Gray Carote Buwe Mary Lee Trog, Sharon Hampton, Denise Perreand, Mary Collura. THIRD ROti ; Renee C ken rd NIaritM Sanahria, Debbie Lewis, Michelinc Bagur, Jackie Marione, Dolores Canizales, Ethel Ives, Evelyn Hones Pat Ztto. FOURTH ROU ; Cipdy I ambic Judy Taylor. Debbie Spear, Kay Gentry. Marie Toranto, Melisa Ducote, Cathy Bader, Cheryl Ducote, Alice Johnson FIFTII ROW- Susan Borrel, Cindy Hanna, Patsy Kieffer, Cheryl Thbmpson, Karen Laporte, Judy Morgam, Janet Gaudet. Yo- landa Martinez Jean Mastio. SIXTH ROW; Jo Ann Thompson, Elizabeth Thiele, Ginger Martin, Rose Barcelonc Pat Smith, Sheila RemyRoxanna Aguado, Pam Couch, Dorothy Schuster. SEVENTH ROW; Cathy Barrios Kathy Qopy E f tetB.nl leaux. Rose Mary Eady Charlotte Le Bourgeois, Thais Duchmann, Jo Carol Trippc, Od.le Fremm, Brenda Horn. EIGHTH ROU . Eileen Cabos Anita Olaverietta, Marcy Roberts, Phyllis Le Blanc, Jackie Docring. Gay Dc Roche. Karen Docusen Barbara Deogracias, Cheryl Wcgmann. NINTH ROW; Deborah Pawloski, Drill Leader; Kathy Brauer, Lieutenant; Peggy Zeiglar. Captain, Leticia Juarez, Lieutenant. 121 CHEERLEADERS Captain: Phyllis Kenner. Carol Dunn, Rosalind Moser, Cherie Baudot, Kita Wagers, Nancy Stanley, Suzanne Hymel, Charlotte Boehm MAJORETTES Captain: Peggy Bankston In their new purple and gold uniforms, Majorettes add glamour and color to the pep rallies, half- time shows, and Mardi Gras pa- rades. This outstanding team has represented not only New Orleans but the United States in the Mexi- can Carnival. Majorettes entertain at one of Easton's pep rallies while twirling to Peter Gunn. Gail Riedie, Susan Floty, Lynn Massey, Susan Serpas, Becky Wagers, Joselyn Schramm, Sheila Champ. Captains: Sandy Rodick and Sharon Dodd. FLAG TEAM Performing at the Behrman half-time show, the flagteam, majorettes, and pep squad form a giant E . 124 Sally Huffman, Marie Watson, Maureen Haney, Mary Lou Huffman, Sharmin Legendre, Antoinette Cardonella, Molly Me- Fadden, Diane McGovern. The flagteam has won renown for its splendid performances at half-time shows and pep rallies and has taken trips to represent Easton in Veracruz, Mex- ico, and Beaumont, Texas. 125 GOLDEN EAGLE Bruce Easley, Band Major; FIRST ROW•—Teddy Morel, Richard Vineyard, James Discon, Emma Clark, Warren Moore, Glen Duffard. Danny Dubroc. Donald Pearson. SECOND ROW'—Terry Shaver Barbara Gordon, Andrea Walker, Linda Gulley! Susan Jefferson.THIRD ROW'— Bruce Badon. Ellen Walker, Elwina Richardson, Carolyn Martin, Jewel Comiskey, Debbie Fitzpatrick. FOURTH ROW—Yvette Riecke, Nancy Flubacker, Dorothy Ory, Janice Bryant, Susan Knapps. FIFTH ROW—Gar)’ Radclat, Barbara Durr, Susan Cahn, Valarie Lindblum, Jan Anderson, Lydia Honses. SIXTH ROW—Jeanne Cosgrove, H. J. Armand, Gordon Bahan, Norman Larrieu, Keith Hearer. STANDING—left to right: Billy Sowder, David Thibaut, Rodney Lafon, Randall Adams, Alton Huber, Doug Hanson, Milton McDonald, Bobby Delle, Larry’ Ormsby, Kirk Steely, Bruce Dupre, David’ Laudun. Ralph Adams, Charles Hrnandez. Judy Armand. Band Officers: FRONT ROW—Gary Radelat, Captain; Bruce Easley, Drum Major; David Laudun, Captain; BACK ROW'—Ben- ny Le Compte, Lieutenant; Bruce Badon, Lieutenant; Yvette Riecke, Lieutenant; Rodney Lafon, Lieutenant; Mr. Bert Braud. Band Director. The Superior Golden Eagle Band of Warren Easton has earned this glorious title as a result of many hours of practice and hard work. As our band plays at the football games, pep rallies and concerts, we feel the true Eagle spirit and loyalty for our school. CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW': D. Freeman. K. Lapene, A. Rock, P. Morton, P. Abadie, G. Young, S. Champ, R. Guichet, D. LeEUanc, G. St. Romain, J. Hare, Tergio, S. Legendre, SECOND ROW': M. Burke’, S. Martin, D. Daigle, F. Migliore, K. Docusen, M. Ducote, D. Savage, P. Casanove, R. Gregson, M. White, T. Singley, S. Stinson, S. Sterlink, L. Sia. THIRD ROW': V. Leidinger, P. Douzart, M. Moore, R. McClain, J. Pecoraro. B. Wagers. C. Buewe, S. Barrel, B. Chaisson, H. Cruppi, L. Brown, R. Lahare. B. Moraleze, M. Sinceri, R. Gremaldi. The Golden Eagle Choir, under the competent direction of Miss Yvonne Thomas, is a musical asset to Warren Easton. This year the choir performed a wide array of songs at the celebration of the 125th Anniversary of Public Schools and at the annual Spring Con- cert. 128 Members of the girls’ Glee practice for an upcom- ing concert. Officers are: Leticia Juarez, Treasurer; Brenda Roth, Veep; Olive Alexander, Pres.; Yvette Riecke, Secre- tary; Norman Tansley, Sgt.- at-arms. CR09S Dedicating their service to others is the primary task of Easton’s Red Cross Club, which consists of two representa- tives from each homeroom. The Red Cross sponsors many projects during the year, such as filling of friendship boxes, answering of Christmas letters, and vis- iting of old folks homes. FIRST ROM7: Diane Wood. Carolyn Carlton, Linda Negri, Fran Blondo, Odile Freeman, Brenda Gremillion, Sandy Thom- as, Effie Barilleaux, Lynn Blankenship. SECOND ROM7: Rose Meador, Alice Erkhart, Becky Serpas, Dona Austin, Linda Fleming, Debbie Ryals, Judy Kenner, Terry Carroll, Susan Martin, Debbie Malter, Judy Juan, Barbara Durr, Shirley Dahmcr, Romona Gillilea, Debbie Pawlowski, Debbie Smith, Cathy Curran, Louise Gashey, Cindy Posey, Isabelle Lehr, Sandy Alexander, Geraldine Hernandez, Jeanne Cosgrove. FOURTH ROW: Donald Legendre, Kerry Calligan, Jeff Lam- bert. Kenny Sterling, A1 Jumonville, Terry Shaver, Scott Hackney, Mark Shaffer, John Carlos, Ronnie Smith, John Sems, Lynn Curole. Sally Rush, Secretary Suzanne Conner, Sgt.-at-Arms Gail Riedie, President Nancy Stanley, 2nd Vice-President Mrs. White, Advisor Molly Me Fadden, 1st Vice-President Dee de la Bretonne, 3rd Vice-President Rosalind Moser, Treasurer Davida Lowrey, Chaplain The Tri-Hi-Y promotes high standards of Christian character. The club, under the direction of Mrs. White, takes part annually in the State-wide Youth in Government Pro- gram held in Baton Rouge. This year Epsilon was fortunate to have Nancy Stanley elected 1967 Lt. Governor. The group also engages in numerous activities such as continuing the support of a Vietnamese orphan, donating Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, and holding a breakfast for the faculty. FIRST ROW: left to right—Judy Kenner, Marsha Cook, Lila Berthelot, Pat Cazanove, Rose Barcelone, Roxanne Aguado. SECOND ROW: Frances Blondo, Virginia Farrow, Nancy Flubacker, Carol Dunn, Jackie Choi. THIRD ROW: Yvette Riecke, Lynda Coleman, Brenda Gremillion, Linda Gulley, Janis Ming, Charlotte Lc Bourgeois. FOURTH ROW: Kath Kingsberry, Denora Gonzales, Jan Gentry, Jewel Comisky, Kathy Bader. FIFTH ROW: Carol Norris, Donna Tiller, Carol McCantes, Sheila Reilly, Maritza Sanabria, Isabelle Lehr FIRST ROW—Roger Williams, Mr. Zeldon, Faculty Advisor. SECOND ROW— Sidney Sperandeo, Danny Sinclair, Steve Boudreaux, THIRD ROW— Bill Stanton, Gary Radelat, Yeu Jwo Chin. David Harris. FOURTH ROW—Jed Cormier, Ray- mond Falcon, John Langhoff, Ernie Perry, John Carlos. FIFTH ROW'—Lynn Curole, Scott Hacney, Mark Schaeffer, Steve Stinson, Elliot Orrell, Glenn Mastio. Officers are: Rudy Herpich, Treasurer; Bruce Easley, Chaplain; Pat Murphy, President; Brian Reidlingcr, Vice-President; David Adler, Secretary. Easton’s Hi-Y instills high personal ideals among its mem- bers and sponsors service activi- ties throughout the year. l vm L •� ,,r®f FIRST ROW—Bruce Frank, Pat Burns, Cynthia Anderson, Jan Baldwin, Jimmy Milliken, SECOND ROW—Linda Bordelon, Cheryl Beninato, Charlene Rennie, Linda Moore, Shari Beach, Pat Jolly, Sharon Maldonado, Linda Porter. THIRD ROW—Bernard Ray, Joe Cassessi, Dianne Moore, Alicemarie Rey, Linda Crochet, Sheryl Dufrene, Wanda Justice, Sharolyn Pittman, Frances Hauck. FOURTH ROW—Lance Strothers, David Unger, Ronald Deroche, Terry Englade, Stanly Romero, Eugene Johnston, Ronald Zimmermann, Anthony Lamb, Pat Juneau. FIFTH ROW—Bill Hames, Zack Marcade, David, Marion Chapoton, David Middleton, Robert Figuero, Warren Peyton, Leon Norton, Oscar Davis. BOTTOM ROW—Tina Bowden, co-treasurer; Kathy Sullivan, arliamcntarian, city-wide corresponding secretary. STANDING— oe Musacchia, co-treasurer, city-wide parliamentarian; Mike Thorn- )n, president, city-wide vice-president; Hobson Beninato, Vice- resident. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION D.E. CLUB Easton's Distributive Education offers students the opportunity to earn while they learn. The club also sponsors various activities such as: dances, and the annual D. E. Style show. •V Barbara Vauriguard is seen busily at work. Linda Bordelon escorted by Oscar Davi: the D. E. Style Show. CO-OPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION Easton's Co-operative Office Education Program in its first year of operation offers girl students the opportunity to gain knowledge of the- business world. FIRST ROIT—Miss Shirley Solomon, Margaret Felker, Joycelyn Bagur, Janice Estopinal, Carol Pierre, Kathy Russo, Barbara Vauriguard, SECOND ROW—Phyllis Ely, Roselyn Retz, Sherry Swinea, Jo Ann Thornton, Elizabeth Loo, Margaret Capo, Rebecca Russell, Cathy Gordon, Pat Bode, Janet Guessford. DRAMATICQ Shown is part of the Dramatics Club’s skit, honor- ing the 125th anniversary of public schools. Officers are: Judy Galliand, Cor. Secretary; Wanda Funk, Treasurer; Becky Wagers, Parliamentarian; Lynn Curole, Veep; Suzanne Hymel, Secretary; Kathy Wool- ey, President. The Dramatics club offers students the opportunity to participate in amateur pro- ductions. Annually, the club presents a Sophomore-Junior Play and a Christmas Pro- gram, under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Peppard. The club also presents a speech festival during the year which permits the students to display their individual talents in competition. Left to right: FIRST ROW—Debbie Felger, Dianna Wood, Jeanine Schnabel, Eddie Hanemann, Pat Zito, Alice Johnson, Nancy Freeman. SECOND ROW— Linda Smith, Cindy Posey, Mary Sanchez, Charlene Holley, Joan Waelde, Frank Simoncione, James Word, Raymond Guillot, Merri Adams, Tommie Champagne. THIRD ROW—Adrianne Jones, Lynn Salathe, Ronald Smith, Billy Meador, Greg Adams, Rick Chitwood, Allen Pittman, Wayne Norris, Carol Norris. DEBATE Officers: Kathy Wooley—Pres, Wayne Norris—V. Pres. Suzanne Hymel—Sec.-Treas. CLUB Easton’s Debate Club has made trips to Hammond and Monroe to enter into forensic competition. There they have won honors in novice debating and radio. Members are: FIRST ROW—Raymond Guillot, Charlene Holley, Joan Waelde, Merri Adams, SECOND ROW—Wanda Funk, Lynn Curole, Carol Norris. FUTURE HOMEMAKERQ OF AMERICA Promoting a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking is the function of the FHA, which sponsors various projects. This year the members helped to fill Thanksgiving baskets and to entertain guest speakers who visited the school. FIRST 'ROW—left to right—K. Gauxtreaux. J. Smith, B. Fransen, M. Farmer, C. Rich, D. Cusimano, D. Smith, B. Gremil- lion, M. Askelund, M. Tazaro. SECOND ROW—S. Serpass, A. Jacobs, J. Smith, R. Meadow, B. Roth, L. Juarez, D. Autin, D. Dilosa, M. Mahon, S. Grady, F. Blondo, J. Ming, J. Choi, C. Wegmann. SEATED Officers are: C. Laborde, Treas.; L. Adler, V.P.; R. Almerico, Pres.; L. Giroir, Sec. STANDING: Mrs. Westbook, faculty advisor; G. Hernandez, Reporter; S. Alexander, Hist; C. Schrieffer, Parliamentarian, S. Huffman, Song Leader. BACK ROW: Yvette Riecke, Reporter Mrs. Patricia White, Faculty Advisor; Social Chair- man Sandra Alexander, Cheryl Schrieffer, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Deborah Malter, Presi- dent; Sheila Champ, Secretary Charlotte Boehm VP. The FBLA offers interested students preparation in the activities of the business world and further pro- motes their understanding of business. The ambitious members participated in the State convention in Baton Rouge and in the Southeast district meeting held at Riverdale High School. FRONT ROW- Leticia Juarez, Deborah Dilosa, Lynn Blankenship, Patsy Rowland, Linda Negri, Pat Schroeder, Effic Baril- leaux Sandra Thomas, Carolyn Carlton, SECOND ROW: Judy Kenner, Nancy Flubacker, Donna Autin, Virginia Ferro, Brenda Grem'illion, Becky Serpas, Pat Aubye, Louise Gashy. THIRD ROW: Brenda Roth Fran Blondo, Carol Dunn, Deborah Ryals, Debbie Smith, Sally Rush, Linda Fleming, Mary Lou Huffman, Terry Carroll. Lef to right: FIRST ROW—K. Haney, C. Carlton, Y. J. Chin, B. Anderson, SECOND ROW—G. Young, S. Hymel, E. Perry, L. Gashy, THIRD ROW—]. Langhoff, L. Curole, M. Lacronts, G. Sterling, FOURTH ROW—B. Easley, C. Vidrine, R. Falcon, P. Wagner. STANDING—Mr. Formusa, faculty adviser. Easton's Slide Rule Club’s primary function is to teach inter- ested students the operation of the slide rule. As part of its activities the club this year took an interesting field trip to the Mississippi Testing Facility site. Members are: FIRST ROW—Yeu Jwo Chin, Carolyn Carlton, Suzanne Hymel, Karen Harvey, Mr. Formusa, Faculty Advisor. SECOND ROW—Craig Vidrine, Marcel Lacronts, Bill Anderson, Bruce Easley. MA0 The Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society sponsors and attends Slide Rule Club meetings. The Mu Alpha Theta is composed of students with an overall B aver- age in advanced math courses. FRENCH CLUB The Je Ne Sais Pas Club, is one of Easton’s new organizations. The pri- mary purpose of the club is to familiar- ize Easton students with the French language, customs, and culture. Officers are: Jo Ruth Pecoraro, Pres. Jo Ann Thomp- son, VP; Mary Ann Bourg Sec; Sally Rush, Treas. SEATED Members are: Left to right; Debbie Powloski, Lynn Ducote, Gail Young, Raymond Guillot, Carolyn Lemoine, Sharon Spivey, STANDING; Denise LaBiche, Michelline Bagur, Charlene Heilman, Lydia Honses, Cheryl Thompson, Pat Baggett, Mary Dauzat, Odile Fremin, Jean Mastio, Mrs. Perkins, faculty advisor. 139 The FTA is organized for those students who are interested in the teaching profession. They are: SEATED: J. Kenner, J. Waelde, A. Frank, R. Heilman, Mrs. R. Bordelon, sponsor, C. Heilman. STANDING: S. Alexander, D. Malter, G. Her- nandez, R. Guillot, J. Anderson, L. Adler. The following are members of Easton’s newly formed Library Club under the direction of Mr. D. Kenny. The students get first-hand training by working in the library. SEATED: R. McClain, M. White, A. Frank, P. Zuppardo. STANDING: J. Galliand, L. Meador, Mr. Kenney, J. Beyers, E. Wood. L I B R A R Y C L U B 140 SEATED: Adrianne Jones, George Speer, Wayne Norris, Bobby Baker. STANDING: Raymond Guillot, Carolyn Redding, Gary Faulkner, Lynn Curole, James Bernos, Yeu Kim Chin, Eddie Haneman. OPERA CLUB 8 The Eagle and the Old Gold and Purple are among the two most active organizations in Warren Easton. Without a yearbook and a newspaper, the students have no way to create a personality for their school. 143 '67 EAGLE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SALLY HUFFMAN 144 Peggy Bankston— Mr. Robert Walsh— Karen Harvey— Managing Editor Advisor Business Manager k Antoinette Cardaronella— Joselyn Schramm— Classes Editor Organizations Editor Birdie Hellmann— Activities Editor Sheila Champ— Rosalind Moser— Sports Editor Administration Editor Jan Anderson— Photography Editor, Art Staff Olive Alexander— Seniors, Index Maureen Haney— Seniors Molly McFadden— Juniors, Art Staff Sondra LoCicero— Sophomores As Mr. Elsing shows the yearbook class different types of covers, EAGLE Editor Sally Huffman chooses one she likes. 146 Sheila Champ, Linda Negri, and Bill Stanton are shown working on The Eagle. Marie Watson— Business Staff As a result of many long and often discouraging hours of work in and out of school, the '67 EAGLE staff has been able to bring this book to you. Its pur- pose is to help you to remember that you were once a part of a glorious school, Warren Easton, in the year 1967. YEARBOOK 9TAFF Danny Sinclair— Photographer, Sports Linda Negri— Billy Stanton— Sports Sports, Photography, Art Staff Anna Gjenero— Faculty, Index Mr. Walsh, faculty advisor, shows true school spirit by taking his family to Easton's football games. Billy Stanton Judy Kenner James Sullivan NEWSPAPER STAFF A school newspaper should express the feelings of the student body and encourage them to take an active part in their school. The Old Gold Purple attempts to accomplish these goals. Roger Williams John Carlos and Mark Shaffer are shown print- ing an issue of the paper as Pat Senns and Bill Stanton supervise. Heads of the newspaper are shown discussing special features of the OLD GOLD PURPLE. Dances, trips, plays, and con- certs are all a part of the various activities at Easton, through which students are brought closer together. The following events are a pictorial record of the 1967 social life. MAYOR SCHIRO CROWNS OUR QUEEN The 1966 Homecoming Court watches the Eagles fight on to victory. HOMECOMING '66 MAIDS DUKES Becky Wagers Bobby Chaisson Bruce Easley Laura Adler Jan Anderson Peggy Bankston Sharon Dodd Wayne Forestier Joe Musacchia Sally Huffman Linda Negri Pat Murphy Marty Olavarrieta Sandy Rodick Kathy Sullivan Danny Sinclair Gordon St. Romain 155 Roger Williams KING ERNIE PERRY Ernie, as President of the Student Council, and a member of the football team, is quite active in school activities. He is also a member of the Key Club, Hi-Y, and Slide Rule Club. 156 QUEEN SHEILA CHAMP Sheila, an active member of the Flagteam, Anchor Club, and the Dance Committee, holds the offices of Treasurer of the Student Council and Secretary of the F.B.L.A. 157 Maid Jan Anderson Duke Roger Williams Queen Sheila Champ King Ernie Perry HOMECOMING COURT Maid Laura Adler Duke Bruce Easley Maid Kathy Sullivan Maid Peggy Bankston Duke Wayne Forestier Duke Joe Musacchia 158 Maid Linda Negri Duke Marty Olavarrieta Presented at the game as they walked across the field to the music of the Eagle Stage Band was the 1966 Homecoming Court. The night proved to be one of great excite- ment, enjoyment, and victory. Maid Sharon Dodd Duke Bobby Chaisson Maid Sandy Rodick Duke Pat Murphy Maid Becky Wages Duke Danny Sinclair Maid Sally Huffman Duke Gordon St. Romain 159 EAGLES SWING AT HOMECOMING DANCE Pausing to give us a big smile is the Homecoming Court. Getting ready for the dance to begin, the band tunes up. Reigning at the Homecoming Dance were Queen Sheila Champ, King Ernie Perry, and the 1966 Homecoming Court. For the first time the court received awards. Entertain- ment for the evening was provided by Ricky and the Tokens. This crowded floor gives evidence that our dance was a big success. The court is excited after having received their awards. 161 EAGLES KEEP EASTON ON TOP! Peggy tries to hold back her tears as she performs in her last pep rally. Wall to wall boys are stunned by flag team's precision and beauty. Pep Squad and cheerleaders add spirit to Easton pep rallies. ... six bits a half—all for the other side sit down and laugh! shouts Fran Blondo. SOPHOMORE JUNIOR PLAY Daddy, you just don’t understand!!” de- clares Janine excitedly. Taking a bow is the cast of the Sophomore Junior Play. Cathy comforts Allen as they act out their roles. Don’t worry about it too much! Wayne says as he soothes Mike Adams. SANTA COMES TO EASTON The Christmas Concert brought applause for the Great Golden Eagle Concert Band. This year the foreign language classes added to the usual Christmas activities at Easton by entertaining the student body with carols sung in the different languages. Hey, Donald, don't forget to add a little drum beat to the last number. Bruce Easley presents a present from the band to Mr. Braud. Bill, Larry, Sond , and Becky help to decorate Easton's Christmas tree given by the Student Council. The Red Cross displays some of the presents they sent to needy families. ur rcf rv Mr. Zeldon is seen with his students. Envisioning himself as Superman, Louie D'Amico attempts to fly. Shoes, shoes, and more shoes line the gym at the Sock Hop. Ernie Perry and other Key Club members cheerfully serve refreshments at the Sock Hop. The first Easton Sock Hop, spon- sored by our Flagteam, Majorettes, and Band, was a success. We predict it will become an annual event. The Chancel- lors furnished the musical atmosphere. Once again, the Chancellors donate their match- less sound for the pleasure of Easton students. E T Our flagteam and majorettes don their new traveling uniforms. This year's trip to Beaumont brought Easton many awards and trophies. Our majorettes and the flagteam’s Eagle line each won first place in their division, while the Easton line placed sec- ond. In duets, Sandy Rodick and Sharon Dodd won first place; Mary and Sally Huffman won second place. Placing first with a baton solo was Suzanne Hymel. Yes, it's true, we are descendants of Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Easton gals once again turned the tables on the boys and treated them to a night out at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. As in past years the dance was promoted and sponsored by the Pep Squad. In the school auditorium the Dogpatch atmosphere added to the fabulous sound of the Pieces Eight. As you can see from the crowded dance floor, the Sadie Hawkins Dance was a huge success. 168 Dogpatch couples rocked to music by the Pieces Eight. D.E. 9TYLE SHOW Student Council Vice-Pres., Sharmin Legrendre, escorted by D.E. student Marion Chaption models at the annual D.E. style show. Please watch the steps! exclaims a nervous Joselyn. Pictured are some of the models and escorts after the show. Modeling matching sports outfits are Sally Huffman and her escort, Steve Jones. This year’s D.E. Style Show proved a great success. Narrated by Mason Blanche’s fashion coordinator, Miss Pomie, fashions were described in full detail to the student body. The models were escorted by D.E. boys, as the stage band played. Charlotte Boehm catches Bruce Frank's eye as she pauses on stage. SWEETHEART DANCE The ribboned winners wait expectantly as Mr. Zeldon announces the next Surprise Superlative. Mr. and Miss Easton, Roger Schuster and Linda Negri, pose. Junior and Senior popularity superlatives register their pleasure with a smile. Looks like this surprise superlative was a good one. Helping to make this year's Sweetheart Dance the best yet, The Corvettes provide a night of exciting music. The Sweetheart Dance, spotlight- ing the junior and senior super- latives and Mr. and Miss Easton, was held on Feb. 24, 1967 at Vista Shores Country Club. Music was provided by the Corvettes, one of the best bands in New Orleans. A special feature of this year’s dance was the announcement of Surprise Superlatives. Humorous- ly chosen for personal traits, these superlatives added to the fun of the dance. Soft music, dim lights, and sweethearts add to the romantic atmosphere of the Sweet- heart Dance. 173 RING DAY Senior class officers Laura Adler, Sharon Dodd, Bill Anderson, and Sandy Rodick proudly show off their new rings. Ring day was early this year, breaking the old tradition of getting rings two weeks before graduation. On February 10, 1967, the seniors were called to the auditorium for an assembly during the fifth period for the '’big event.” Suzanne Hymel, Kathy Wooley, and Dewey Sharp closely examine the new rings. Anxiously awaiting their turn, senior boys stand in line waiting for their names to be called. REPERTORY THEATRE PRESENTS CHARLEY S AUNT Is THAT Charley’s Aunt?!? iit if ir % .vhml % 8 Sports are an indispensable element in the life of every student. The Golden Eagles are always ready to defend Easton's reputation and have the courage to face all opposition with strength and honor. 177 FOOTBALL '66 SCHEDULE Larry Faurie EASTON 0 EASTON 0 EASTON 0 EASTON 12 EASTON 7 EASTON 0 EASTON 25 EASTON 6 EASTON 12 EASTON 0 THREE YEAR Mike Hernandez McGILL NEW IBERIA HOLY CROSS EAST JEFF BEHRMAN CHALMETTE FORTIER McDONOGH WEST JEFF NICHOLLS LETTERMEN r Roger Schuster 13 7 35 7 0 9 0 13 25 14 Our new Eagle coaching staff has great ability and superior potential. Not many opponents matched the spirit of the Fighting Eagles. FIGHTING EAGLES RECEIVE TWO NEW COACHES Coach William Cotten Coach John Ruth Coach Martin Comer 180 CAPTAINS FOR '66 Walter Edler Henry Cruppi Captains Walter Edler and Henry Cruppi meet the referees for the pre-game toss. WARREN EASTON TOP ROW E. Perry, L. D'Amico, G. Pecquet, A. Rome, H. Cruppi, W. Edler, B. Boudreaux 2ND ROW C. Macheca, B. Wright, R. Spindel, C. Bundrich, W. Morgan, D. Cherry 3RD ROM S. Deihl, J. Diggs, A. Kinney, D. Benelli, S. Genovese. Z. Dodge Larry Johnson Manager Jimmy McGittigan FIGHTING EAGLES TOP ROW G. Douzart, W. Smith, F. Hibbs, B. Anderson, R. Simon, Coach Comer, Coach Ruth 2ND ROW R. Borrell, B. Babin, D. Sharp. D. Eilers, L. Faurie, Coach Cotten 3RD ROW R. Guichet, M. Hernandez. D. Russo, R. Schuster, K. Sterling, J. Pujol 183 OFFENSE DEFENSE Tackle Leu ermau Lewis D'Amico End Letterman Bobby Babin Guard Letterman David Cherry 184 Roger Schuster tears through McGill defense. EAGLES SUFFER OPENING LOSS TO McGILL 13-0 Fullback Lelterman Billy Wright STATISTICS WE Opp. First downs 10 5 Yards rush 170 103 Yards pass 13 35 Total Off. 183 138 Pass attem. 8 5 Pass com pi. 2 2 Pass inter. 1 0 Punts 5 8 Punt aver. 39.6 31.7 Yards pen. 10 10 Fumbles lost 3 1 STATISTICS WE Opp. First downs 11 8 Yards rush 115 142 Yards pass 55 0 Total Off. 170 142 Pass attem. 15 2 Pass compl. 5 0 Pass inter. 0 0 Punts 4 6 Punt aver. 39. 0 35.0 Yards pen. 25 30 Fumb. lost 2 1 Running back Roger Schuster gains yardage on an end sweep. NEW IBERIA STUNS EAGLES 7-0 186 FIGHTING EAGLES BOW TO TIGERS 35-0 STATI9TICS Alert tackles Lewis D’Amico and Henry Cruppi converge upon Tiger ball carrier. Roger Schuster again gains yardage. First downs WE 8 Opp. 17 Yards rush 67 344 Yards pass 98 98 Total Off. 165 442 Pass attem. 20 12 Pass com pi. 4 4 Pass inter. 2 1 Punts 6 4 Punt aver. 37.3 26.3 Yards pen. 7 63 Fumb. lost 2 2 Guard Letterman Alan Kinney Despite Holy Cross’ blitz, Larry Booksh manages to throw for a first down. 187 Quarterback Larry Booksh spots opening in Warrior defense. EASTON SWEEPS PAST E.J. 12-7 Alan Kinney and Allen Rome lead the blocking for Mike Hernandez. Center Letterman Gerald Douzart 188 STATISTICS WE Opp. First downs 6 7 Yards rush 154 96 Yards pass 0 52 Total Off. 154 148 Pass attem. 2 12 Pass compl. 0 5 Pass inter. 0 1 Punts 6 6 Punt aver. 34.0 36.1 Yards pen. 45 55 Fumb. lost 0 0 Guard Letterman Dewey Sharp Speedy Mike Hernandez outruns two EJ Warriors. Dodging through EJ’s line, Roger Schuster once again carries the ball for Easton. 189 Bees rush in as Larry Booksh carries for (he Eagles. FIRED UP EAGLES BLAST BEES 7-0 STATISTICS Halfback Letterman Ronald Guichet 190 First downs Yards rush Yards pass Total Off. Pass attem. Pass compl. Pass inter. Punts—aver. Yards pen. Fumb.—lost WE Opp. 6 10 47 94 82 97 129 191 18 34 8 10 1 1 8-28 6-32 5 ‘ 15 1 2 End Walter Edler awaits touchdown pass from Larry Booksh. Tackle Letterman Bryan Boudreaux Eagles hustle for important first down. What a punt! 191 Bryan Boudreaux rushes in and blocks a chalmette punt. EASTON DEFEATED 0-9 BY OWLS Halfback Letterman Danny Russo Fullback Letterman George Pecquet Eagle defenders crush Owls in a show of defensive strength STATIQTICS First downs WE 4 Opp. 8 Yards rush 24 105 Yards pass 25 21 Total Off. 50 126 Pass attem. 16 5 Pass compl. 5 4 Pass inter. 0 0 Punts 5 4 Punts aver. 34.3 43 Yards pen. 40 50 Fumb. lost 0 1 192 HOMECOMING VICTORY EASTON FRYS FORTIER 25-0 End Letterman Rusty Spindel Mike Hernandez finds a gaping hole in Tarpon line as Alan Rome places a key block. 193 Larry Booksh leaps over Tarpon defenders to pick up important yardage. Tackle Letter man Frank Hibbs Quarterback Ken Sterling Mike Hernandez runs between Tarpon defenders for extra yards. STATIQTICS WE Opp. First downs 14 7 Yards rush 214 8 Yards pass 56 54 Total Off. 270 46 Pass attem. 10 22 Pass Compl. 4 7 Pass inter. 1 1 Punts-aver. 1 7 Yards pen. 115 32 Fumb. lost 2 1 Noonie Guichet receives punt from Trojans. TROJANS UPSET EASTON CO CO 1 STATISTICQ WE Opp. First downs 9 12 Yards rush 74 191 Yards pass 54 9 Total Off. 128 200 Pass attem. 12 4 Pass compl. 5 2 Pass inter. 0 0 Punts 5 4 Punts aver. 32.2 33.3 Yards pen. 68 90 Fumb. lost 1 2 Larry Booksh finds opening in Trojan defense. Guard Letterman David Benelli STATI9TICS Alan Kinney throws important block as Danny Russo gains tough yardage. WE Opp. First downs 3 11 Yards rush 33 142 Yards pass 117 92 Total Off. 150 234 Pass attem. 15 22 Pass compl. 4 10 Pass inter. 4 1 Punts 10 6 Punts aver. 32 42.3 Yards pen. 61 35 Fumb. lost 1 0 Halfback Le Herman— Sonny Diehl was in- jured for the season. BUCCANEER8 8WAMP EAGLE8 25-12 Noonie Guichet runs as West Jeff pursues. NICHOLLS DOWNS EASTON 14-0 Expert blocking helps to complete an Eagle hand off. Tackle Letterman Charlie Macheca— STATISTICS WE Opp. First downs 4 13 Yards rush 54 261 Yards pass 14 0 Total Off. 68 261 Pass attem. 15 3 Pass compl. 1 0 Pass inter. 3 0 Punts 6 5 Punts aver. 38.0 41.4 Yards pen. 22 68 Fumb. lost 0 0 Rugged Eagle Back struggles to gain yardage around left end. Manager Freddie Garvin 199 Left to right; Bob Tully, Larry Booksh, Bobby Stanley, Johnny Rombach, Gordon St. Romain, Wayne Smith, Coach Greek Athas, Marcel Lacrouts, Charlie Ehrensing, Phil Donaghey, Angel Ortiz, Roger Williams, Martin Sylvia. 1 967 CAGE RESULTS First Round EASTON 49 CHALMETTE 48 EASTON 57 BEHRMAN 62 EASTON 58 McDONOGH 55 EASTON 61 EAST JEFF 47 EASTON 52 WEST JEFF 67 EASTON 56 NICHOLLS 01 Second Round EASTON 45 CHALMETTE 57 EASTON 42 BEHRMAN 43 EASTON 48 McDONOGH 63 EASTON 76 EAST JEFF 62 EASTON 47 WEST JEFF 57 EASTON 69 NICHOLLS 59 200 Larry Booksh jumps for the ball against E. J. at Easton’s gym. 204 VARSITY ACTION Marcel Lacrouts goes up high against the Warriors for a well earned two points. Bob TuIIy puts the ball up against E. J. The Eagles were victorious in this second round contest. Alert Eagles await rebound. JBfcu� Right: Marcel Lacrouts’s height helps the Eagles to gain possession of a jump ball. Below: Flying Eagles Bob Stanley and Wayne Smith work together for another two points. 1967 J.V. SCORES First Round Second Round EASTON 45 EASTON 44 CHALMETTE 34 CHALMETTE 51 EASTON 43 EASTON 60 BEHRMAN 45 BEHRMAN 58 EASTON 58 EASTON 39 McDONOGH 62 McDONOGH 55 EASTON 53 EASTON 23 EAST JEFF 47 EAST JEFF 71 EASTON 54 EASTON 59 WEST JEFF 35 WEST JEFF 37 EASTON 52 EASTON 55 NICHOLLS 71 NICHOLLS 67 STANDING L to R: Coach Cotten, David Adler, David Benelli, Eric Sauvinet, Mark Shaffer, Pat Sens, Randy Reese. KNEELING L to R: Mike Haggerty, Sal Genovese, Donald Clark, Terry Joyner, Rusty Spindel, Alvin Sider. JR. VARQITY ACTION During a time out. Coach Cotton discusses strategy with his team Eric Sauvinet intercepts a key pass, while Donald Clark maneuvers into lay-up position. 209 SPRING SPORTS 210 1967 BASEBALL JUNIOR VARSITY: from left to right; Coach Will Cotten, Jake Timo- thy, Bill Morgan, Paul Bonnet, Sal Genovese, Danny Russo, Kenneth Slyvia, Alan Kinney, Keith Holland, Don Wil- son. VARSITY: STANDING; Marcel Lacrouts, Bill Danby, Bryan Boudreaux, Louie D Amico, Frank Hibbs, Charles Hhrensing, Allen Rome, Coach John Ruth. SECOND ROW; Thomas Bryan, Bobby Stanley, Angel Ortiz, Johnny Rombach, Jimmy Bryant, Gordon St. Romain. Bruce Dupre. THIRD ROW; Bob Tully, David Thibaut, Mary Olavarrieta, Alvin Sider, Michael Haggerty, Billy Keith, Greg Cahill, James Hymel. 211 212 Jimmy Bryan David Thibaut Marty Olavarrieta 213 Hurdlers 214 Sophomore Track Larry Booksh, pole vault Henry Cruppi, discus . E� S OH EKCLES Photography by D. H. 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Financing—Bank rates Trades— Wild enough to start a stampede 241 COKCRATUL ATI ONS +o +ke 242 Abadie, Paula 23 Adams, Gregory 23, 118, 134 Adams, Merri 134 Adams, Randall 126 Adler, David 85, 116, 119, 131, 149, 207 Adler, Laura 22, 23, 117, 120, 138, 150, 155, 158, 174 Aguado, Roxana 23, 121, 150 Aldrich, Dorian 23 Alexander, Faye 103 Alexander, Olive 23, 114, 117, 139, 146, 230 Alexander, Sandra 24, 117, 120, 133, 138, 137 Alfonso, Linda 85 Almerico, Rose Ann 85 Amedee, Sidney 85, 119, 149 Anderson, Cynthia 132 Anderson, Jan 24, 114, 120, 126, 129, 138, 145, 155, 158, 230, 80 Anderson, Bill 22, 24, 116, 114, 140, 179, 183, 174, 76 Anguzza, Juanita 24 Anthony, Paul 24 Antill, Ronald 103 Appleton, Shirley 85 Armand, Hollan 126 Armand, Judy 103 Arseneaux, Raymond 24 Askelund, Marilyn 103, 136 Astredo, Patricia 85 Aubye, Pat 71, 137 Aucoin, Patricia 25 Audler, Charles 25 Autin, Dona 25, 137, 139 Avery, Gerald 103, 104 Babin, Leonard 25 Babin, Robert 25, 183, 184 Bader, Catherine 85, 121, 129 Badinger, Robert 25 Badon, Bruce 85, 116, 126, 129 Baggett, Patricia 103, 141 Bagur, Joycelyn 26, 133 Bagur, Micheline 103, 121, 141 Bahan, Gordon 85, 126 Baker, Deborah 85, 122, 150 Baldwin, Jan 26, 132 Bankston, Peggy 26, 114, 117, 119, 123, 145, 155, 158, 162, 230, 226, 62 INDEX Barbee, Sam 26 Barcelone, Rose 103, 116, 121 Barilleaux, Effice 85, 137, 139, 121 Barranco, Roswell 26 Barrios, Cathy 103, 121 Bateman, Robert 26 Baudot, Cherie 27, 123, 226 Beach, Shari 27, 132 Beck, Denis 85 Beck, Gerald 102, 103 Benefield, Esther 85 Benelli, David 102, 114, 182, 196, 207 Beninato, Hobson 27 Beninato, Cheryl 27, 132 Bennett, Marion 27 Bensel, Linda 27 Bergeron, Darlene 28 Bergeron, Herbert 85 Berber, Alice 85 Berthelot, Lila 103 Berthelot, Newmann 86 Bertoniere, Sandra 28 Beyers, Jim 103, 138 Bigner, Gail 28 Billiot, Phyllis 28 Blanchard, Connie 86 Blanchette, Steve 28 Blankenship, Lynn 86, 137, 139, 122 Blondo, Frances 86, 117, 120, 122, 114, 137, 139, 162 Bode, Patricia Donovan 28, 133 Boehm, Charlotte 29, 119, 120, 123, 137, 147, 226, 230, 171 Bono, Brenda 103 Booksh, Larry 29, 179, 187, 188, 190, 194, 195, 201, 80, 200, 204 Bordelon, Linda 29, 132 Borrel, Susan 121,86 Borrel, Roy 183 Boudreaux, Bryan 29, 182, 191, 192, 212 Boudreaux, Kim 103 Boudreaux, Stephen 29, 131 Bourg, Mary 86, 141, 101 Bowden, Christina 29, 132 Brady, Dickie 114 Brand, David 30 Brauer, Kathy 121 Brock, Jerry 103 Brown, Lennie 30 Brune, Barbara 30 Bryant, Janise 103, 126 Bryan, Jimmy 30, 212 Buive, Catol 121 Bundrick, Charles 182 Bunnet, Paul 103 Burke, Madeline 86 Burns, Patricia 30, 132 Buwe, Carole 86 Cabos, Eileen 103, 121 Cahn, Susan 86, 126, 129, 101 Callender, Rondel 31 Camba, Cheryl 101 Carnes, Paul 103 Candebat, Wilbur 203 Canizales, Delores 121 Cannatella, Ronald 31 Cantey, Edward 31 Canzoneri, Renee 31 Capo, Margaret 31,133 Carbone, John 114 Cardaronella, Antoinette 32, 114, 119, 125, 145, 225, 230 Carlos, John 131,139,151 Carlton, Carolyn 32, 116, 117, 137, 139, 140 Carriere, Richard 86 Carroll, Terry 32, 114, 117, 120, 122, 137, 139, 149, 119, 77 Cassesi, Joseph 32 Castro, Jack 32 Castro, Rosaleda 32 Catalano, Joseph 103 Cazanove, Patricia 86 Cerny, Jean 104 Chaisson, Robert 33, 155, 159, 114 Champ, Sheila 33, 115, 116, 117, 120, 124, 145, 154, 157, 158, 137, 160, 224, 230 Champagne, Thamasa 104, 116, 102, 134 Chapoton, Marion 33, 132, 170 Chelena, Joseph 33, 131 Cherry, David 33, 182, 184 Childress, Terry 33, 114 243 Chin, Yeo Two 34, 116, 118, 131, 140, 228 Chitwood, Rick 134 Chin, You Kin 86 Choi, Jackie 86, 117 Clark, Donald 207, 209 Clark, Emma 34, 126 Clesi, Bruce 34 Clinkenbeard, Evonne 121 Coleman, Lynda 86 Collura, Mary 104, 121 Comiskey, Jewel 86, 126, 129, 150 Conner, Suzanne 84, 87, 98 Cook, Marsha 87, 117 Corbin, Charlene 87 Cormier, Jed 87, 116, 131 Cornibe, Albert 104 Correge, Kathy 34 Cosgrove, Jeanne 34, 114, 126, 139 Cottier, James 86, 101 Couch, Candace 34 Couch, Pamela 104, 121 Couret, Betty 86, 121 Cronan, Herman 86 Cruppi, Henry 35, 179, 181, 182, 187 Cuccia, Janice 104 Cuccia, Janet 104 Curole, Lynn 35, 116, 118, 131, 134, 139, 169 Curran, Catherine 104, 117, 121, 153 Cusimano, Diane 87, 136 Dahmer, Shirley 35, 133 Daigle, Denise 87 D'Amico, Lewis 35, 166, 182, 184, 187, 212 Danton, Dan 87 Dantonio, Michael 104 Dauzet, Patricia 87 Dauzat, Mary 104, 141 Davis, Juan 104 Davis, Oscar 35 DeCaro, John 36 Dedebant, Albert 35 de la Bretonne, Danielle 88, 114, 117, 122 Delle, Robert 88, 116, 126, 129 Denney, Susan 36 Deogracias, Barbara 104, 121 DeRoche, Gay 104,121 DeRoche, Ronald 36 Deville, Graham 36 Diehl, Floyd 182, 196 Diggs, John 36, 182 Dilosa, Deborah 36, 137 Discon, James 88, 126 Docusen, Karen 104, 121 Dodd, Sharon 22, 37, 117, 120, 124, 155, 159, 224, 174 Dodge, Zac 182 Doering, Jacqueline 104, 121 Donaghey, Phillip 88, 201, 200 Douzart, Gerald 37, 183, 188 Dubroce, Danny 126 Duchmann, Thais 104, 121 Ducote, Cheryl 105, 121 Ducote, Melissa 104, 121, 134 Ducaing, Joan 104, 121, 117 Dudenhefer, Mike 88 Deuerr, Clayton 88 Duffard, Glenn 126 Dufrene, Sheryl 37, 132 Dunn, Carol 88, 117, 123, 136 Dunn, Dewey 88 Dupre, Bruce 213 Dupre, Cedric 88 Durr, Barbara 88, 117, 126, 129, 139, 35 Eady, Rose 105, 121 Early, Brian 105 Easley, Bruce 37, 116, 118, 114, 126, 131, 140, 155, 158, 164 Edler, Walter 37, 179, 181, 182, 190 Ehrensing, Charles 88, 201, 202, 200 Eilers, Dennis 88, 183, 195 Eitmann. Cathy 105 Elliot, John 88 Ely, Phyllis 37, 133 Englade, Terry 38 Esteves, Cindy 105 Estopinal, Danny 105 Estopinal, Janice 38, 133 Etienne, Mark 38, 116 Falcon, Donna 88, 114 Falcon, Raymond 38, 131, 146 Farmer, Mary 88, 136 Faulkner, Gary 38 Faurie, Larry 39, 179, 183 Faust, Dennis 39 Fegier, Debra 105, 134 Felker, Maragaret 39, 114, 133 Fenasci, Jacqueline 39 Ferro, Virginia 89, 137 Fettis, Barbara 89 Fettis, Jean 39 Field, Lloyd 40 Figuero, Robert 40 Finamore, Mike 40 Fischer, Madgelena 105, 121 Fischer, Mike 105 Fitzgerald, Robert 105 Fitzpatrick, Debbie 89, 126 Fleming, Linda 89, 137, 139 Flory, Susan 40, 114, 117, 118, 119, 124, 149, 76 Flubacher, Nancy 40, 126, 129, 137 Fontenot, Ellis 40 Ford, Dorothy Ray 41 Forestier, Wayne 41, 155, 158 Frank, Anna 41, 138 Frank, Bruce 41, 132, 114, 171 Fransen, Beryl 89, 136 Freeman, Nancy 134 Fremin, Debra 105 Fremin, Odile 105, 121, 141 Frick, Daniel 105 Funk, Wanda 41, 114, 129, 134 Galland, Donna 105 Galland, Raymond 105 Galliand, Judy 41, 134, 138 Garvin, Freddie 199 Gashey, Louise 42, 117, 137, 139, 140 Gaudet, Janet 42, 121 Gauthier, Terry 89 Gauzo, C. 114 Gautreaux, Kathleen 105, 117, 136 Genovese, Salvadore 111, 182, 207 Gentry, Jan 105, 121, 114, 117 Gentry, Kay 105, 121 Giarrusso, Cathy 89, 101 Gildig, Darlene 89 Gillilea, Romona 133 Giovingo, John 105 Giroir, Lois 89 Gjenero, Anna 42, 142, 143, 147, 230 Gomez, Cheryl 89 Gonzales, Cheryln 89 Gonzales, Dinorah 105 Gordon, Barbara 42, 126 Gordon, Cathy 42, 133 Gordon, Linda 105 Gore, Charles 42 244 Gore, Delores 106 Gosney, Kathy 121 Gossieaux, Charles 43 Grady, Sue 106 Graffagnino, Peter 43 Gray, Sylvia 89, 121 Gregoire, Dale 89 Gregoire, Sydney 106 Gregson, Raymond 43 Gremaldi, P. 114 Gremillion, Alice 106 Griffin, Carol 90 Gremaldi, Ronald 43, 134 Gross, William 90 Guichet, Ronald 43, 183, 190, 193, 196 Guidros, Cynthia 106 Guillot, Raymond 43, 134, 138, 141 Guion, David 90 Gully, Linda 106, 126 Gundermann, Louis 44 Gutirrez, Larry 90 Guessford, Janet 44 Guysinger, Patti 106 Hackney, Scott 87, 116, 131, 139 Haggerty, Mike 207 Hambrice, Sharon 106 Hames, Bill 44 Hampton, Sharon 121, 106 Hanemann, Edward 134 Haney, Maureen 44, 117, 119, 125, 146, 225, 230 Hanna, Cynthia 106, 121 Hannigan, Collen 106 Hanscom, Debbie 106 Hanson, Douglas 90, 126, 129, 100 Harris, Dane 106 Harris, David 116, 131 Hart, Althea 44 Hartfield, Betty Ann 106 Harvey, Karen 44, 114, 117, 118, 119, 145, 216, 217, 230, 140 Hauck, Frances 132 Hearer, Kieth 126 Hebert, Raymond 45 Hebert, Roy 45 Heilman, Charlene 84, 90, 117, 120, 138, 141 Heilman, Roberta 45, 114, 117, 119, 120, 122, 145, 230 Helm, Randal 106 Hernandez, Charles 106 Hernandez, Eddie 90 Hernandez, Geraldine 45, 117, 120, 138, 139 Hernandez, Judy 90 Hernandez, Michael 45, 179, 183, 188, 189, 193, 194 Herpich, Rudolph 45, 131 Hess, Anita 46 Hibbs, Frank 90, 183, 194, 169 Hodges, Robert 106 Hoefnagel, Pat 102, 106 Holland, Kieth 106 Holley, Charlene 90, 134 Holmes, Frances 46 Honses, Evelyn 121, 107 Honses, Lydia 107, 116, 126, 129, 141 Horn, Brenda 107, 121 Horrodge, Debbie 46 Horst, Ronald 107 Hotstream, Ellen 107 Hovidorbre, Jill 107 Huber, Alton 107, 126 Huffman, Mary Lou 90,117,119, 120, 125, 137, 139, 225, 230, 101 Huffman, Sally 46, 114, 117, 118, 119, 120, 125, 144, 146, 155, 159, 225, 230, 171, 136, 83 Hymel, James 107 Hymel, Suzanne 46, 114, 117, 118, 123, 134, 140, 226, 174 Ingram, Lavon 107 Ives, Ethel 107, 121 Jacobs, Anna 107 Jacob, Timothy 111 Jefferson, Susan 91, 126 Johnson, Alice 107, 121, 134 Johndon, Lawerence 91 Johansen, Ted 47 Johnson, Larry 182 Jolly, Allen 107 Jolly, Patricia 47 Jones, Adrianne 47, 134 Joyner, Terry 207 Juan, Judy 47, 133 Juarez, Leticia 47, 121, 137, 139 Jumonville, Albert 139 Juneau, Patrick 48 Justice, Wanda 48, 132 Kass, Brenda 107 Keehan, Kathleen 91 Keith, Alfred 107 Kenner, Judy 91,119,122,120, 138, 139, 151, 137, 99 Kenner, Phyllis 48, 114, 117, 119, 120, 122, 146, 118, 230 Kerne, Dave 48, 132 Kessler, Andrew 48 Kieffer, Patsy 107, 121 King, Marsha 48 Kingsberry, Kathy 107 Kinney, Alan 91, 182, 187, 188, 196 Knaps, Susan 108, 126 Koonce, Darrell 107 Kounce, David 91 Kucera, Charles 49 Kurowski, John 108 Labadesn, Rene Joseph 91 Labadens, Russell 91 La Biche, Denise 108, 141 La Borde, Carolyn 91 La Borde, Gordon 91 La Borde, John 49 Lacrouts, Marcel 49, 140, 201, 202, 200, 204, 213 Lafon, Rodney 91, 116, 126, 129 Lain, Joan 92 Lalarine, Dracia 108 Lambert, Jafferey 49, 114, 139 Lamcie, Cynthia 108, 121 Lamn, Anthony 132 Landes, Paul 49 Landry, Sandra 108 Landry, Robert 49 Langhoff, John 114, 140 Lapene, Kathy 50 La Porte, Karen 121, 108 Larrieu, Norman 92, 126, 129 Lathon, Samuel 108 Laudon, David 50, 126, 129 Lauer, Charles 50 Laurence, Richard 92 Lozard, Michele 108 LeBIanc, Druey 50 LeBIanc, Kenneth 50 LeBIanc, Phyllis 108, 121 LeBourgeois, Charlotte 92, 121 Lechler, Stephen 108 LeCompte, Benny 91, 126 Lee, Betty 50 Lee, Wanda 92 Legendre, Donald 51, 139 Legendre, Sharmin 51, 115, 125, 225, 170 Lehr, Isabelle 84,92,116,121, 139, 138, 150 Leidinger, Myron 51 245 Leitz, Cynthia 51 Lemoine, Carolyn 141 Lemoine, Lynda 92 Lestrade, Larkene 108 Levet, A1 108 Lewis, Debbie 92, 121 Lingener, Richard 51 Linoblom, Valarie 92, 126 Locascio, Carolyn 51, 114 Locicero, Sondra 52, 114, 117, 119, 120, 146, 230 Long, Barbara 92 Loo, Elizaveth 52, 133 Lonney, Christine 92 Lowery, Davida 92 Lucia, Amelia 92 Lynn, Geoffrey 52 Macheca, Charles 182, 197 Maillho, Arlene 108 Majors, Susan 92 Maldonado, Sharon 132 Malter, Debbie 52, 120, 117, 138, 137, 139 Mangin, Kathy 92 Marcade, Zack 52 Marchus, Cheryl 108 Marione, Jacqueline 121, 93 Marone, Kelly 52 Marshall, Gaylynn 108 Martin, Carolyn 53, 126, 129 Martin, David 53 Martin, Ginger 121, 108 Martin, Susan 93, 139 Martinez, Yolanda 121 Mashon, James 53 Mason, Judy 93 Massey, Craig 53 Massey, Lynn 93, 114, 117, 147, 124, 224, 230, 98 Mastio, Glenn 53 Mastio, Jean 121, 109, 141 Materne, Nolan 93 Maxwell, Kathryn 30, 53 Maye, Mike 208 Me Cants, Carol 93 McClain, Cathy 93, 139 Me Cullough, Sylvia 114, 100 Me Donald, Milton 126, 119 Me Fadden, Molly 125, 84, 93, 225, 230, 117, 99 Me Gittigan, James 109, 182 Me Govern, Diane 125, 93, 101 Me Innis, Donald 54 Me Lain, Rosemary 54, 138 246 Me Magon, Mary 93 Me Neil, Paul 54 Meador, Billy 54, 134, 138 Meadow, B. 114 Meany, Stanley 54 Melan, Marie 55,114,120 Middleton, David 55, 132 Mienk, Marylin 109 Miers, Dennis 93 Migliore, Frances 121 Miller, Jeffrey 93 Milliken, Jimmy 55, 132 Ming, Janis Louise 93 Moncada, Lea 93, 101 Moore, Linda 132 Molly, Moore 109 Moore, Warren 55, 126 Morel, Elise 109 Morel, Freddy 94, 126 Morgan, William 182 Morgani, Judy 121, 94 Morse, Maria 55, 114, 120 Morton, Peggy 94 Moser, Rosalind 94, 123, 114, 145, 226, 230 Motto, Larry 56 Muller, Alvin 94 Munch, Carol 94 Murphy, Patrick J. 149 Murphy, Patrick W. 56, 155, 159, 119, 131, 116 Musacchia, Joe 56, 155, 158, 132 Negri, Linda 56, 120, 119, 122, 155, 159, 115, 146, 147, 230, 117, 137, 139, 78, 74, 81, 73 Nettles, Donald 56,116 Neuman, Harold 56 Norris, Carol 109, 111, 134 Norris, Wayne 57, 134 Norton, Leon 57, 132 Norton, Tina 57 O'Conner, Michael 94 Odom, Sandra 57 Oelking, Gloell 57 Oettle, Albert 57 Olavarrieta, Anita 121, 109 Olavarrieta, Bonnie 94 Olavarrieta, Marty 58, 155, 159, 114, 81, 213 Ormsby, Larry 94, 126, 129 Orell, Elliot 58, 131 Ortiz, Angel 94, 201, 99, 200, 213 Otto, Ellen 109 Ory, Dorothy 94, 126 Padgett, John 109 Palliser, Stanley 58 Palmer, Beverly 109 Pawloski, Deborah 121, 139, 141 Pearson, Donald 109, 126 Pecoraro, Jo Ruth 58, 141 Pecquet, George 182, 192 Perreand, Denise 121, 109 Perry, Ernest 116, 158, 46, 115, 166, 160, 182, 58, 63, 140, 131, 186, 154, 156, 78, 77 Peterson, Kirk 95 Peyret, Mary 121 Peyton, Warren 58, 132 Pfister, Linda Cousins 59 Philibert, Brian 59 Phillips, Carol 121, 95 Pierre, Carol 59, 133 Pittman, Allan 134 Pittman, Sherry 59, 132 Porter, Linda 59, 132 Posey, Cindy 134, 139 Precht, Katheryn 59 Pujol, Jean 109, 183 Radecker, Rita 95 Radelat, Gary 60, 126, 131 Raphiel, Darlene 109 Rawson, Linda 60 Redding, Carol 95, 101 Regal, Manuel 109 Reilly, Sheila 121, 95 Rennie, Sharlene 132 Retz, Rosy In 60, 133 Rey, Alice 60, 132 Rhodos, Larry 109 Rich, Carol 136 Richard, Therese 95 Richardson, Elwina 109, 126 Riecke, Yvette 60, 114, 126, 129, 117, 137, 118, 139 Riede, Gail 124,95,117,224 Riedlinger, Brian 60, 116, 148, 150, 119, 131 Riggs, Sherry 95 Rizzuto, Charlene 95 Roberts, Marcy 95, 121 Robertson, Gail 61 Rock, Anita 95 Rodick, Sandy 61, 79, 22, 120, 124, 230, 224, 216, 217, 155, 159, 146, 174 Rodriguez, Janis 71, 117 Rodriguez, Sylvia 95 Romans, Regina 109 Rombach, John 95, 201, 98, 200 Rome, Allen 188, 182, 193, 195 Romero, Fred 109 Romero, Stanley 61, 132 Rosario, Edwin 109 Rose, Linda 110 Roteman, Suzanne 61 Roth, Brenda 61, 121, 137, 139 Roth, Robert 61 Rowland, Pa 96, 137 Ruffino, Frank 62 Rush, Sally 96, 114, 117, 137, 141, 100 Rushing, Elian 96 Russell, Becky 62, 114, 133 Russo, Cerina 62 Russo, Danny 96, 114, 183, 192, 196, 101 Russo, Kathleen 62, 133 Rutecke, Martin 110 Ryals, Debbie 96, 137 Salathe, Lynn 110, 102, 134 Sambria, Maritza 121, 110 Sanchez, Andrew 96 Sanchez, Mary 110, 134 San Fillippo, Dominic 62 San Fillippo, Paul 63 Sanford, Darrell 110 Sauvinet, Eric 207, 209 Scallon, Jane 110 Schlumbrecht, Tessa 110 Schneider, Frank 63 Schnabel, Jeanine 134 Schramm, Joselyn 63, 119, 124, 114, 145, 224, 230 Schrieffer, Cheryl 63, 137 Schroeder, Pat 63, 137 Schuster, Dorothy 110, 120, 124 Schuster, Roger 179, 64, 185, 186, 187, 189, 183, 114, 79, 75, 73 Sciortino, Joseph 64 Scott, Pat 110 Scott, Robert 96 Sens, Pat 96,151,116,207 Serpas, Becky 64, 117, 137, 116, 139 Serpas, Susan 124, 96, 224 Serpas, Virginia 110 Shaffer, Mark 149, 151, H9, 131, 139, 207 Sharp, Dewey 64, 189, 183, 174 Shaver, Robert 139 Shaver, Terry 126, 129, 116 Shaw, Carol 96 Sider, Alvin 90, 99, 100, 207, 208 Sider, Armond 64 Simmons, Pat 110 Simoncioni, Frank 96, 134 Simonds, Pat 96 Sinclair, Danny 64, 22, 155, 159, 114, 131, 147, 230 Sisk, Louis 96 Smith, Debbie 120, 96, 108, 110, 137, 139 Smith, Joyce 65 Smith, Jo Ann 110 Smith, Lynn 108, 110 Smith, Pat 121, 110 Smith, Phillip 65 Smith, Ronald F. 65, 139, 134 Smith, Linda 134 Smith, Wayne 65, 114, 179, 183, 201, 116, 200, 205, 206 Sottile, Pam 110 Sowder, Billy 96, 126, 129, 116 Speer, Debbie 121, 110 Speer, George 97, 101 Sperandeo, Sidney 65, 131 Spindel, Rusty 97, 182, 193, 207 Spivey, Sharon 141 Stanley, Nancy 123, 97, 147, 230, 226, 117, 116 Stanley, Robert 84, 97, 114, 201, 98, 101, 200, 205, 206 Stanton, Bill 97, 147, 149, 151, 230, 119, 131, 116 Steely, Kirk 110, 111 Sterling, Glen 65, 140 Sterling, Ken 183, 194, 139 Stewart, Johnny 66 Stinson, Steve 66, 131 St. Romain, Gordon 66, 155, 159. 201, 200, 212 Strother, Lance 66 Sullivan, James 66, 151 Sullivan, Kathy 66, 155, 158, 132, 170 Sunseri, Sal 67 Swinea, Sherry 67, 133 Sylvia, Martin 201, 200 Tansley, Norman 97, 139 Taylor, Judy 121, 110 Tazaro, Michelle 136 Thibaut, David 126, 213 Thiele, Elizabeth 121, 111 Thomas, Sandy 97, 114, 137, 139 Thompson, Cheryl 121, 111, 141 Thompson, Jo Ann 121, 97, 117 Thorton, Jo Ann 67, 141, 133 Thorton, Mike 67, 132 Tidwell, Dana 111 Timothy, Henry 97 Timothy, Jake 199 Toranto, Marie 121, 111, 114 Toups, Craig 67 Trippe, Jo Carol 121,111 Trog, Mary Lee 121, 111 Truitt, Leroy 67 Tully, Robert 68, 201, 200, 205, 206 Unger, David 68, 132 Vaurigard, Barbara 68, 133 Vidrine, Carol 121, 111 Vidrine, Craig 68, 140 Vineyard, Richard 126 Virgadamo, Antonio 68 Waelde, Joan 68, 138, 129, 134 Ward, Gerri 111 Wagers, Becky 69, 124, 155, 134, 159, 114, 224 Wagers, Kita 123, 97, 114, 226 Wagher, Peter 69, 140 Walker, Andrea 97, 126 Walker, Ellen 111, 126 Walker, Eilleen 111 Watson, Marie 69, 125, 146, 225, 216, 230, 117 Wegman, Cherly 121, 111 Welsh, Kathy 121, 111 White, Michael 69, 138 Williams, Roger 69, 118, 155, 116, 158, 151, 201, 119, 131, 200 Wilson, Don 111 Wingard, David 69 Wiltz, Wilfred 97 Wolfe, Walter 97 Wolfe, C. 114 Wood, E. Diane 70, 138, 133, 129, 134 Wooley, Kathy 70, 114, 129, 134, 174 Wooley, Marcus 70 Word, James 134 Wright, William 70, 185, 182 Young, Gail 70,114,117,140 Zapato, Peter 138 Zeiglar, Peggy 121, 97, 117, 169 Zimmermen, Ronnie 70, 132 Zito, Pat 121,111,134 247 As all good things must end, so we close another year in the history of Warren Easton. Fond memo- ries of all the fun you had in your high school days were relived in the pages of your '67 EAGLE. We sincerely hope you enjoyed your brief visit to the past. Gratefully— JP The 1967iEAGLE Staff ■‘. v % -H