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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1968 volume:

THE ’68 EAGLE PRESENTS THE BOUNDARIES OF THE SKY AND MIND ARE LIMITLESS Knowledge and learning can be as limitless as infinity. In life’s journey, these travels through knowledge never end. We continue to expand our horizons by an ever-increasing educa- tion. At Warren Easton, a student has many facilities at hand to begin a trip from which he will emerge a young man or woman prepared and eager for the boundless quest of life. 2 We, the students of Warren Easton, are embarking on an important trip toward the future. As students, we are passengers on an imaginary airplane that will carry us on a journey through learning. Mr. Head, the pilot of our plane, and Mr. Kirst, the co-pilot, sit at the controls, guiding us on a major step into the distant, hazy horizon. Our teachers are the crew, equip- ping us for this important flight. On this journey we will learn not only in the class- room, but also in the organizations and activities that we participate in throughout the year, for knowledge encompasses many pathways. As passengers, we, the students, have a responsibility to ourselves: to absorb and use to the best of our ability the knowledge that we can acquire. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 4-17 CLASSES 18-111 ORGANIZATIONS 112-143 ACTIVITIES 144-165 SPORTS 166-203 ADS 204-231 6 FROM MR. HEAD What is knowledge? What is its purpose? These questions have been asked throughout the ages, but no one can ever completely answer them. At Easton those of us in the pilot's seat will attempt to guide you through formal secondary education in your flight into knowledge. As individuals, each of us is engaged on a personal journey through life. It is imperative that we map out our best routes. Insofar as we have the wisdom, we must prepare ourselves for an ever-changing future. Finally, as educated individuals, we must constantly be on the alert, as is the jet pilot, for possible troubles that may cause us to revise and re-route our flight plans. My sincerest wish is that your individual flight through life be a successful one. 7 WELCOME BACK, MR. KIRST Warren Easton's new assistant principal, Mr. Carl L. Kirst, Jr., was a student teacher at Warren Easton in 1957. For six years he taught ninth grade English at Capdau Junior High. In his last year there he served in the capacity of assist- ant principal. Warren Easton is happy that Mr. Kirst has returned. 8 OFFICE STAFF MR. GEORGE COMEAUX Boys' Counselor MISS ANNA DANIELS Girls' Counselor Through perfect coordination and team- work, Mrs. Kathryn Ane and Miss Marion Chapoton, are important clerical assets assur- ing the smooth operation of an efficiently run Warren Easton. Mrs. Ane and Miss Chapoton work with the counselors, prin- cipal, assistant principal and teachers to make W arren Easton a better school. 9 FACULTY MRS. GERALDINE BULLIARD Biology Home Economics Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America MRS. ROMA BORDELON English Sponsor of Future Teachers of America MRS. FLORA BURKERT Mathematics Sponsor of Dance Committee- Sponsor of Student Council MISS SANDRA BYRD Commerce- Sponsor of I-'BLA MRS. ALICE CALDWELL Vocal Music Sponsor of Opera Club 10 % MISS JO ANN COSTANTINI Biology Sponsor of Science Club MR. F. GORDON EBERLF Chemistry' MISS BONNIE EVANS Commerce Sponsor of FBLA MR. ROLAND FOLSE U.S. History General History' MRS. JULENE FOREMAN Girls’ Physical Education Sponsor of Cheerleaders MR. RICHARD HAMILTON Industrial Arts FACULTY MR. JOSEPH HEBERT, JR. Instrumental Music Music Theory Sponsor of Marching Band and Stage Band Sponsor of Opera Club MR. RAYMOND HOUPY Mathematics Sponsor of Key Club Sponsor of Slide Rule Club MR. DENIS KENNEY Librarian MRS. LILLIAN LEVY English Sponsor of Poetry Club MISS PATRICIA LIND Commerce Sponsor of FBLA MISS BARBARA LOGAN Mathematics Sponsor of National Honor Society 12 MR. FRED NICAUD Mathematics Physics Sponsor of Hi-Y Sponsor of Physics Club Senior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Its a good thing I have hot coffee to relax my nerves before Stanley walks in! MISS LENA MANALE Commerce Sponsor of FBLA MISS ML'RLE MARSHALL Spanish MRS. SARA McCLANAHAN Art Sponsor of Photography Club MR. CARLO MONTALBANO U.S. History- Civics Sponsor of Drill Team 13 Ah, it's about time my six weeks' package arrived. MRS. SUSAN NOCKTON U.S. History Geography MRS. DOROTHY PEPPARD Civics Speech Sponsor of Debate Club Sponsor of Dramatics Club MISS ELIZABETH PLAUCHE English Sponsor of Poetry Club Sponsor of THE EAGLE MISS SANDRA POLLATT French Sponsor of French Club MR. JOHN RATLIFF Mathematics 14 MISS MARY GRACE RIDOLFO English Sponsor of Pep Squad MRS. CAROLYN RUSSELL Biology Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y MR. JOSEPH TURNER Mechanical Drawing Economics MR. HAROLD WEISER U.S. History General History MRS. SALOME WESTBROOK Home Economics Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America MR. JOEL ZELDEN Business Law Economics Sponsor of Chess Club Sponsor of Dance Committee Sponsor of Student Council 15 CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE MR. JOSEPH BALDWIN Head Custodian MRS. ANNA GUTTUSO Cafeteria Manager FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PICTURED MRS. KATHRYN ANE Secretary COACH ALEX ATHAS Boys' Physical Education Basketball T rack MRS. ROSALIE BAKER Distributive Education MRS. IRIS BURNS Library Clerk MISS MARION CHAPOTON School Clerk COACH MARTIN COMER Boys' Physical Education Assistant Football Track MISS MARY DUMAINE Girls' Physical Education Sponsor of Flagteam and Majorettes MRS. MARY LEIDENHEIMER English Sponsor of Red Cross MRS. MARY MURTAGH Mathematics Sponsor of Anchor Club MRS. MIRIAM RUSKIN Distributive Education COACH JOHN RUTH Boys’ Physical Education Baseball MRS. ELENORE SCHWARTZ Bookkeeping Business Math Sponsor of Red Cross MRS. JULIA SHARP Girls' Physical Education Sponsor of Pep Squad MISS SHIRLIE SOLOMON Commerce Sponsor of EBLA Sponsor of Senior Class MISS JUDITH WITCHER English MRS. MAXINE YOUNG English Mr. Frank Formusa explains to Jcannine Schnabel how the computer scheduled her math class for third period. COMPUTER SCHEDULING This year Warren Easton was chosen as a pilot school for the Socrates Student Schedul- ing System”, an IBM computer system which quickly and effortlessly placed the entire stu- dent body of Easton into classes. Besides scheduling students, the IBM computer kept classes level and mechanically typed out sched- ule cards containing periods, courses, room numbers, and teachers' names. Scheduling this year was done in only three hours with the help of Miss Shirlie Solomon and Mr. Frank Formusa, whereas in past years it has taken two full weeks of manual labor. Checking the accuracy of each student's schedule is Miss Shirlie Solomon. ;s OFFICERS |ry Lou Huffrfian; Sectary, Lyi V- ‘-W «►•SENIOR Q Left to right: President, Bobby Stanley; Vice-President, Cheryl Thompson; Historian, Judy Kenner. issey; Treasurer, RALPH ADAMS Opera Club; Natl. Honor Soc; Mu Alpha Theta; Slide Rule; L.M.E.A.; Tri-State; Stage Band; Band, Treas.; Ruston Stage Band Festival ROSALYN ADAMS Data Processing; Photography Club PHYLLIS AKINS F.B.L.A.; C.O.E., Hist. ZULAY ALFONSO Internati. Club LINDA ALFONSO Tri-Hi-Y; Choir; Girls' Glee DAVID ADLER Scroll Hi-Y, Sec., Pres.; Quille; Key Club, Soph. Director, Sec., V.P.; Student Council; Physics Club; OLD GOLD Sc PURPLE Staff; EAGLE Staff; Basket- ball; Slide Rule. 21 ROSE ALMERICO F.H.A., Pari., V.P.; Pep Squad; Tri-Hi- Y; F.B.L.A.; Student Council SIDNEY AMEDEE Football; Student Council; Hi-Y; Quill and Scroll; OLD GOLD PURPLE Staff; Homecoming Court; EAGLE Staff; Slide Rule; Natl. Honor Soc. SENIORS Just two more minutes to get this table cleaned up Seniors!” 1 CYNTHIA ANDERSON F.H.A.; D.E. CAROL ANGELICA D.E.; Red Cross THELMA ANDREWS ROSE MARIE ASARO SHIRLEY APPLETON Internati. Club; Opera Club PATRICIA ASTREDO Pep Squad; C.O.E.; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross HOLLAN ARMAND Band; Stage Band; All State; Tri-State; L.M.E.A.; Ruston Stage Band Festival. J.A. CATHY BADER EAGLE Staff; Tri-Hi-Y, 1st V.P.; Dance Comm.; Pep Squad; Opera Club; Band; L.M.E.A.; Red Cross BRUCE BADON Band, Lieut., Sec; Tri-State; All-Star Stage Band; Opera Club; Soph. Superla- tive; Talent Show; Soph.-Jr. Play; Red Cross; Hi-Y; Key Club, Sec.; Hist.; Natl. Honor Soc., Pres. 23 CtORDON bahan Band; Stage Band; Hi-Y; Student Coun- cil; Dance Comm.; Tri-State; L.M.E.A.; Homecoming Court; Opera Club; Soph.- Jr. Play; Ruston Stage Band Festival DEBBIE BAKER Cheerleader; OLD GOLD PURPLE Staff; Dance Comm.; Student Council; Dramatics; Homecoming Court; Pep Squad ROBERT BAKER Pelican State; Chess Club; Slide Rule DENIS BECK Band; Stage Band; Tri-State; Ruston Stage Band Festival; L.M.E.A.; Red Cross; Photography Club 24 ALICE BERLIER ANDREW BERTHA Nall. Honor Soc.; Hi-Y; Photography Club; Press Box Gang Jed? Jed I just swallowed my drop letters! SENIORS NEWMAN BERTHELOT Hi-Y; Homecoming Court; Physics Club; Student Council; Key Club; Press Box Gang, Capt.; Natl. Honor Soc.; J.A. 25 ANTHONY BERTUCCI D.E.; J.A.; Press Box Gang; Chess Club; L.M.E.A. GILDA BOOKER LYNN BLANKENSHIP Cheerleader; Homecoming Court; Stu- dent Council; Red Cross; Dance Comm.; Pep Squad; F.B.L.A.; French Club; F.T.A.; Powder Puff Football; Talent Show SUSAN BORREL Pep Squad, Capt.; Homecoming Court; Mixed Choir; Dance Comm.; Powder Puff Football ► i 26 KATHY BRAUER Mixed Choir; Pep Squad, Lieut. NEIL BURGARD JAMES BREAUX MADELINE BURKE Pep Squad; Mixed Choir; Dance Comm.; Dramatics; Opera Club; Physics Club; Student Council 27 CARL CALOIAN Basketball team; Photography Club SENIORS WARREN EASTON's got the ump- dee-dump-dump-dump' ... sings Buddy Berthelot, captain of the Press Box Gang. CLIFFORD CANIENNE Drill Team; J.A.; Honor Guard; T N T. RICHARD CARRIERE Track; Hi-Y; Physics Club; Dance Comm. DONALD CLARK Basketball; Photography Club; Red Cross PATRICIA CAZANOVE Tri-Hi-Y; Internati. Club YOU KIN CHIN Key Club; Student Council; Chess Club; Physics Club LYNDA COLEMAN rri-Hi-Y, 3rd V.P.; Dramatics Club; ioph.-Jr. Play;! Dance Comm.; Internati. :iub RICHARD CHITWOOD Dramatics Club; Student Council; Hi-Y JEWEL COMISKEY Band; L.M.E.A.; Tri-State; Tri-Hi-Y; Opera Club; J.A.; Dance Comm.; OLD GOLD • PURPLE 29 BRENDA CONTRERAS SUZANNE CONNER Pelican State; Mu Alpha Theta; Slide Rule, Sec.; Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms, Pres.; Physics Club; Natl. Honor Soc.; Band; Tri-State; Jr. Class, Treas. D.E. MARSHA COOK Pep Squad; Anchor Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Soph. Superlative; Homecoming Court 30 DIANNE CUSIMANO Girls Glee; Dance Comm.; Powder Puff Football; F.H.A. YARITZA CUSTODIO D.E. PERRY CUSTER Opera Club, Pres.; Choir DENISE DAIGLE Pep Squad; Powder Puff Football; Choir; Ensemble; Dance Comm.; D.E., Sec.; Girls' Glee How much are the monkeys in the win- dow ? ? ? SENIORS dan danton ROBERT DELLE Band, Capt.; Stage Band; L.M.E.A..; Tri- State; Ruston Stage Band Festival; All- Star Stage Band; Key Club, Sr. Direc- tor; Student Council; Hi-Y; Track; EAGLE Staff MICKY DEDEBANT Talent Show DANIELLE de la BRETONNE Cheerleader; Dance Comm.; Student Council; Anchor Club; Tri-Hi-Y; French Club; J.A.; Pep Squad I'LOYD DIEHL Football PATRICIA DAUZAT Choir; D.E. CHRISTINE DECAREAUX Data Processing JAMES DISCON Band; Photography Club; Chess Club CLAYTON DUERR Mu Alpha Theta; Slide Rule; Natl. Hon- or Society; EAGLE Staff, Editor-in-Chief ZAC C. DODGE Honor Guard; Football GLENN DUFFARD Band; D.E.; Delgado PHILLIP DONAGHEY Drill Team; Basketball CAROL DUNN Majorette; Pep Squad; FBI..A., Pres.; Anchor Club; Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms; Powder Puff Football; Dance Comm. 33 SENIORS Please, crystal ball, let my hair be nor- mal after this, pleads Randy Waits while conducting a physics experiment. CHARLES EHRENSING T N”T; Mu Alpha Theta; Slide Rule; Natl. Honor Society; Basketball; Base- ball; Hi-Y; Physics Club BARBARA DURR Band; Tri-State; L.M.E.A.; All-State Band; Anchor Club, V.P.; Opera Club; Red Cross; Physics Club, Sec.; Flag Team; Natl. Honor Society; Slide Rule MARY ELLEN EHRHARDT Pep Squad; Student Council; Red Cross; F.B.L.A.; Powder Puff Football MARLENE EVERETT Pep Squad; G.R.A.; Student Council; F.B.L.A. LARRY ESPRITE T N T; Treas. HUGH FAGOT Hi-Y; Physics Club; Photography Club MARGARET ENGLAND Photography Club; F.B.L.A. PATRICIA EVANS Pep Squad; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross DONNA FALCON F.B.L.A.; C.O.E.; Student Council; French Club 35 DEBORAH BASIC Studem Council; Dance Club; G.R.A.; F.B.L.A. MARY FARMER French Club; F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y DAVID EAVALORA D.E. VIRGINIA EERRO Tri-Hi-Y; F.B.L.A.; J.A.; Pep Squad GLEN FEIGLER Chess Club; Drill Team BARBARA EETTIS F.B.L.A.; Tri-Hi-Y 36 LINDA FLEMING French Club; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross, V.P.; Tri-Hi-Y DEBORAH FITZPATRICK Band; L.M.E.A.; Stage Band; F.B.L.A. Jo Ann Thompson explains, No, no this is the denominator and that is the numerator.” SENIORS TIMOTHY FORD MELANIE FLEMING Dramatics Club; Red Cross BERYL FRANSEN F.H.A., Treas. 37 WENDY GERHARDT F.B.L.A. TERRY GAUTHIER Chess Club; Drill Team IRENE GITKOV Dramatics Club; Red Cross; Debate Club LOIS ANN GIROIR F.H.A., Pres.; J.A.; F.B.L.A. DARLENE GILDIG French Club; D.E. CHERYL GOMEZ C.O.E.; F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad 38 DALE GREGOIRE D.E. SYLVIA GRAY Pep Squad; Flagteam; Dance Comm. ROBERT GOMILA CHERYL GONZALES Photography Club F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Squad; J.A. CO BRENDA GREMILLION CAROL GRIFFIN .E.; F.B.L.A. 39 BILL GROSZ SENIORS Drum Major Benny Lecompte, whispers, Psst, hey Judy! Move to your right a little so I can get in the picture too! LARRY GUTIERREZ EDWARD HANEMANN Chess Club, Pres.; D.E., Pres.; Red Cross; Dramatics; Soph.-Jr. Play; Christ- mas Play; Student Council LOUISE GUERIN C.O.E.; F.B.L.A. DAVID GUION Red Cross JOE HARE Photography Club; Glee Club ROBERT HEBERT Delgado CHARLENE HELLMANN Pep Squad; Powder Puff Football; An- chor Club, Jr. Director; F.T.A.; Key Club Sweetheart; Jr. Class V.P.; D.E. Style Show; Dance Comm., Pres.; French Club; Student Council; Natl. Honor Soc.; J.A.; Christmas Pageant; EAGLE Staff JOCELYN HOERNER Red Cross ( CHARLENE HOLLEY Dramatics; Natl. Thespian Soc;. Debate Club; Natl. Forensic League; Red Cross; Chess Club; D.E. 41 MARY LOU HUFFMAN Flagteam; Anchor Club, Jr. Director, Sec.; Quill Scroll; Student Council; Red Cross; Dance Comm.; F.B.L.A., Treas.; Pep Squad; Sr. Class, V.P.; Soph. Superlative; Jr. Dept. Superlative; EAGLE staff. Assistant Editor; Tri-Hi-Y; Powder Puff Football JEANETTE HOSCH G.R.A. BARRY JAMES Physics Club DAVID JOHNSON Red Cross; Choir WAYNE HUTH LAWRENCE JOHNSON Chess Club 42 LONNIE JONES KATHY KEEHAN Pep Squad; F.H.A.; Soph. Dept. Super- lative; C.O.E.; F.B.L.A. Yearbook staff members discuss different views while choosing the '68 EAGLE cover. SENIORS i MARY KELLER C.O.E.; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross 43 ALAN KINNEY Football, Capt. JUDY KENNER Homecoming Queen; Cheerleader; Sr. Class Hist.; Dance Comm., V.P.; F.B.L.A. Rept.; Pelican State; Jr. Super- lative; Pep Squad; J.A.; Student Council; F.H.A.; OLD GOLD PURPLE Staff; Powder Puff Football; Choir; Tri-Hi-Y; Quill Scroll; Poetry Club; Red Cross. RENE LABADENS, JR. Drill Team; Chess Club RUSSELL LABADENS Chess Club; Drill Team 44 DALE LABAIR Key Club; Hi-Y. CAROLYN LA BORDE F.H.A., Treas.; French Club; C.O.E.; F.B.L.A.; J.A. JOHN LA BORDE JUDY LAHARE C.O.E.; F.B.LA RODNEY LAEON Band, Pres; Key Club, Treas.; Tri-State; L.M.E.A.; Ruston Stage Band Festival; Stage Band; Optra Club 45 ANTHONY I.AMM D.E. NORMAN LARRIEU Hi-Y; Opera Club; Band; L.M.E.A.; Stage Band; Ruston Stage Band Fes- tival; Physics Club; Red Cross; Tri- State SENIORS The crowd shouts Up, up and away, as cheerleader captain Fran Blonde at- tempts to fly. RICHARD LAWRENCE Band; J.A. ALBERT LAVILLE Chess Club; J.A. CHARLOTTE LE BOURGEOIS Majorette; Tri-Hi-Y, Treas.; Dance Comm.; Physics Club; Slide Rule; Natl. Honor Soc.; Pep Squad; EAGLE Staff TYRONNE LA FAUCI D.E.; Student Council; Dramatics; D.E. ISABELLE LEHR Key Club Sweetheart; Jr. Class Hist.; Tri-Hi-Y, Hist.; Pep Squad; Opera Club; Dance Comm.; F.T.A.; Red Cross; J.A.; Pelican State; OLD GOLD PURPLE Staff; EAGLE Staff BENNY LE COMPTE Drum Major; Tri-State; L.M.E.A.; Rus- ton Stage Band Fest.; Opera Club; Band; Stage Band; Student Council; All-State Band. WANDA MAE LEE Red Cross; F.H.A. LYNDA LEMOINE D.E. BARBARA LONG Pep Squad; Dance Comm. JOY MAECHLING Dance Comm.; G.R.A. 48 SUSAN MAJORS Tri-Hi-Y; Choir; Girls' Glee. KATHY MANGIN Student Council; D.E. SENIORS 49 LYNN MASSEY Sr. Class Sec.; Student Council; Dance Comm.; Anchor Club; Pep Squad; Jr. Class Superlative; Poetry Club; Flag- team; F.H.A.; EAGLE Staff; Tri-Hi-Y SUSAN MARTIN D.E.; Choir; Spring Concert; Dance Comm.; Red Cross; Chess Club; Powder Puff Football; Pep Squad CAROL MC CANTS Pep Squad; Tri-Hi-Y; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross SYLVIA MC CULLOUGH Pep Squad; Student Council; Powder Puff Football; F.B.L.A.; Dance Comm.; J A- NOLAN MATERNE Baseball MOLLY MC EADDEN Pep Squad; Powder Puff Football; Soph. Superlative; Flagteam, Capt.; EAGLE Staff; Tri-Hi-Y, 1st V.P.; Student Coun- cil; Anchor Club, Treas., Pres.; Quill Scroll; Jr. Class Sec.; Pelican otate: Jr. Superlative; Slide Rule; Physics Club; Natl. Honor Soc. 50 DIANNE MCGOVERN Pep Squad; Flagteam, Capt.; Student Council, Sec.; Dance Comm; Anchor Club; French Club; Jr. Dept. Superla- tive; EAGLE Staff; Christmas Play; In- ternational Club; J.A. MARY BETH MC MAHON F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; J.A. 51 DENNIS MIERS EAGLE Staff; J.A.; Pelican State ERANCES MIGLIORE Choir; G.R.A.; L.M.E.A.; Student Coun- cil; Pep Squad; Powder Puff Football SENIORS Lea Moncada and Mary Ann Bourg take advantage of some free time to chat before the lunch bell rings. CARRIE MITCHELL G.R.A. JANIS MING Tri-Hi-Y; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Slide Rule; Physics Club; F.T.A. ■ LEA MONCADA Dance Comm.; Internati. Club PEGGY MORTON Mixed Choir; Girls' Glee; G.R.A.; J.A.; L.M.E.A. CAROL MUNSCH Dance Comm; L.M.E.A.; Glee Club ROSALIND MOSER Majorette, Capt.; Band; L.M.E.A.; Tri- Hi-Y, Treas; Anchor Club; Soph. Direc- tor; Pep Squad; Red Cross; Student Council; Dance Comm.; EAGLE Staff, Admin. Ed., Bus. Man.; Powder Puff Football MARY NEWMAN F.H.A.; Red Cross ALVIN MULLER Band; Key Club MICHAEL NORTHCUTT 53 LINDA O'DELL MICHAEL O'CONNER Photography Club ANGEL ORTIZ Baseball; Basketball; Student Council; Red Cross Dance G mm.; F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad; L.M.E.A.; Powder Puff Football LARRY ORMSBY Band; Stage Band; Tri-State; L.M.H.A.; Soph.-Jr. Play; Hi-Y; Student Council BONNIE OLAVARRIETA ELLEN NORTON F.B.L.A.; C.O.E. 54 DOROTHY ORY Band; L.M.E.A.; Tri-Stale; Student Coun- cil; Tri-Hi-Y; Opera Club; Red Cross PAMELA PERE French Club; D.E. SENIORS 55 PATRICK W. PIERCE RITA RADECKER F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Dance Comm. 57 GAIL RIEDIE Flagteam; Tri-Hi-Y, Pres., 2nd V.P.; French Club, Social Sec.; Soph. Superla- tive; Anchor Club; Powder Puff Foot- ball; Student Council; Pep Squad; EAGLE staff; Dance Comm.; Natl. Hon- or Soc., Sec.; Slide Rule; Physics Club; Christmas Pageant LARRY ROBY ANITA ROCK WENDY RODRIGUEZ D.E. JOHN ROMBACH Football; Basketball; Dance Comm.; Hi- Y; Baseball ELLAN-AUN RUSHING Tri-Hi-Y; Dance Comm.; J.A.; Powder Puff Football; Physics Club DANNY RUSSO Student Council; Football; Baseball; Track; Basketball; Key Club; Dance Comm.; Red Cross; Jr. Dept. Superlative DEBORAH RYALS F.B.L.A.; Red Cross; D.E.; J.A.; Choir; Christmas Concert; Powder Puff Football 59 ERIC SAUVINET Red Cross; D.E. JEANINE SCHNABEL Speech Festival; Soph.-Jr. Play; Drama- tics; Debate Club; Opera Club; Tal. Show; Sr. Play ANDREW SANCHEZ Dramatics; J.A. ARACELY SCHRAMM Student Council; Dance Comm.; Inter- nati. Club 60 ANGELINA SCOTT KATHY SCHRIEVER Poetry Club; G.R.A. Student Council president Frank Simon- cioni believes in enforcing school regula- tions strictly throughout the entire build- ing. SENIORS 61 SUSAN SERPAS Flagteam; Homecoming Court; Tri-Hi-Y; Powder Puff Football; Dance Comm.; Pep Squad GLENN SHIPMAN I'RANK SIMONCIONI Student Council, Pres.; Homecoming Court; Dramatics; Track; Slide Rule; Natl. Honor Soc.; Soph.-Jr. Play ALVIN SIDER Homecoming Court; Student Council; Basketball; Baseball; Red Cross; Dance Comm. PATSY SIMONDS Pep Squad; F.B.L.A.; Dance Comm. RONALD J. SIMON Football; Track; Chess Club; Tal. Show 62 DEBORAH SMITH Red Cross; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Dance Comm.; Student Council; Pep Squad RUSTY SPINDEL Football; Basketball; Track; Student Council; Dance Comm. GEORGE SPEER Chess Club; Slide Rule; Mu Alpha Theta; Physics Club NANCY STANLEY Majorette; Kev Club; Sweetheart; Anchor Club; Tri-Hi-Y, 2nd V.P.; EAGLE Staff; Student Council; Dance Comm; Natl. Honor Soc.; Slide Rule Club; French Club; Soph. Superlative; Pep Squad 63 ROBERT STANLEY Homecoming King; Sr. Class Pres.; Jr. Class Pres.; Slide Rule Pres.; Mu Alpha Theta, Pres; Football; Basketball; Base- ball; Natl. Honor Soc.; Student Council; Hi-Y; Soph. Superlative; Jr. Superlative; Jr. Dept. Superlative; Physics Club BILL STANTON EAGLE Staff, Sports Editor, Photogra- pher; Old Gold and Purple, Art Editor; Key Club; Hi-Y; Red Cross SENIORS KENNETH STERLING Football; Track; MARTIN SYLVIA Basketball; Baseball LINDA STEWART SANDY THOMAS Student Council; Key Club Sweetheart; Red Cross; F.B.L.A.; Photography Club; J.A. THOMAS TUCKER ■ CHERYL THOMPSON Sr. Class. Trcas.; Pelican State; Physics Club, V.P.; Dance Comm.; Slide Rule; Anchor Club; French Club; Natl. Hon- or Soc.; Red Cross; EAGLE staff JO ANN THOMPSON Anchor Club; Pelican State; Natl. Hon- or Soc., Treas.; French Club, V.P.; Dance Comm.; Pep Squad; Slide Rule; J.A.; Physics Club LAQUEITA WAGERS Majorette; Pep Squad; Photography Club; Dance Comm.; Student Council, Exec. Comm. ROGER WAHDEN Drill Team 65 WAYNE WILSON RANDY WAITS Track; Football; Hi-Y; Physics; Dance Club LEO WEIXEL WARREN WEST JAMES WHITNEY ANDREA WALKER Band; L.M.E.A.; Tri-State; J.A. SHARON WILLIAMSON WALTER WOLEE Student Council; Executive Council; Hi-Y; Red Cross; Photography Club; Track SENIORS WALTER ZIMMERMAN D.E. PEGGY ZEIGLAR Flagteam; Pep Squad,, Capt.; Dance Comm.; Student Council, Executive Comm.; Anchor Club, Treas.; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross 67 RONALD ZIMMERMAN EDDIE HERNANDEZ Student Council JUDY HERNANDEZ D.E.; Red Cross JIMMY LOLLAR D.E.; Student Council EAYE MOORE Slide Rule; Tri-Hi-Y 68 DAVID ADLER—leaves his unusual strut to the next Hi-Y president. CATHY BADER—leaves her sweet whisper to Alice Johnson. GORDON BAHAN—leaves his eyebrows and swinging shoulders to Howard Crisler. BUDDY BERTHELOT—leaves his purple and gold striped sweater to the next leader of the Press Box Gang. FRAN BLONDO—leaves her black eye to the Fighting Eagles. SUE BORREL—leaves her mout to Cathy Barrios. SUSAN CAHN—wills her granny glasses to Mr. Hebert. RICKEY CARRIERE—leaves his empty lab notebook to Mr. Nicaud. SUZANNE CONNER—leaves her cake sales to Lakeside Shopping Center. DANIELLE DE LA BRETONNE—leaves her lengthy name to Sue Knaps. BOBBY DELLE-—leaves his trumpet lip to next year’s soloist. CLAYTON DUERR—wills his '68 EAGLE.headaches to next year's editor. CAROL DUNN—leaves her chipped tooth to next year's skating party. DARLENE GILDIG and KENNY STERLING—leave their dancing ability to two left-looted juniors MARY LOU HUFFMAN—leaves her black stockings to first period gym. JUDY KENNER and ALAN KINNEY—leave their space next to each other in the EAGLE to another lucky couple RODNEY LAFON—leaves his captain’s hat to the GOLDEN EAGLE BAND. CHARLOTTE LE BOURGEOIS—leaves her laugh to the halls of Easton. BENNY LE COMPTE—leaves his B.M.O.C.” to fourth period theory. ISABELLE LEHR and BILLY STANTON—leave their artistic talents to the art department. LYNN MASSEY—leaves her denseness to a foggy day. MOLLY MC FADDEN and DIANNE MC GOVERN—leave their Flagteam whistles to Beaumont, Texas. DENNIS MIERS—leaves his nickname Denny-Poo to the Senior girls. ROSALIND MOSER—leaves her fire baton and singed arms to next year’s majorettes. CHARLIE MACHECA-—wills his cleats to Coach Cotten. LARRY ORMSBY—leaves his stereo tapes to 7:30 practice at Easton Park. ANGEL ORTIZ—leaves his double or nothing” to Mr. Zeldon. DOROTHY ORY—leaves her precision marching to the Drill Team. GEORGE PECQUET—leaves his pretty legs to next year's winner of the contest. KIRK PETERSEN—leaves his fine representation of Easton at the Saints’ games to some lucky cheerleader. SHEILA REILLY-—leaves her crystal blue eyes to a traveling marble collector. GAIL RIEDIE—leaves her common sense to any boy or girl who has none. SALLY RUSH—leaves her Mona Lisa smile to Miss Dumaine. ELLEN RUSHING—leaves her superstitions to an unlucky junior. DANNY RUSSO—leaves his profile to Sal Genovese. SUSAN SERPAS—wills her long, blond hair to Lizzy Thiele. FRANK SIMONCIONI—leaves his Super Eagle impersonation to next year's winner of Purple and Gold Day. BOBBY STANLEY—leaves his autographed football to next year's Homecoming King. JO ANN THOMPSON—leaves her V.W. to someone who likes to travel. TWINK THOMPSON—leaves her Eskimo sign to the Press Room. MISS EASTON The title Miss Easton” is certainly a well-deserved one for Molly McFadden. Molly has been extremely active through- out her three years at Warren Easton. During her sophomore year, Molly was chosen as a Sophomore Superlative. She was secretary of her junior class, as well as a member of the flagtcam and the Eagle staff. She was also an officer of both Anchor Club and Tri-Hi-Y. At the end of her junior year, she was chosen to represent Easton at Pelican Girls State in Baton Rouge. Throughout her senior year, Molly was an active member of the Student Council, Honor Society, Physics Club, Eagle staff and the Slide Rule Club. Being chosen as a captain of the flagteam and president of the Anchor Club contributed to the success of her three years at Easton. MR. EASTON Mr. Easton is a title that has been well-earned by Bobby Stanley while at Warren Easton. As a sophomore, Bobby played foot- ball, baseball, and basketball. He be- longed to the Student Council and was chosen as a Sophomore Superlative. As junior class president, Bobby be- longed to the Slide Rlue Club, Mu Alpha Theta Club and Student Council. He took an active part in basketball and baseball, and was chosen the Most Likely to Suc- ceed.” Bobby was elected the senior class president, as well as president of the Slide Rule Club. He was chosen Home- coming King and Most Likely to Suc- ceed.” He was also a member of the Stu- dent Council, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Physics Club, Hi-Y, and basket- ball team. 71 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolyn Redding and Bobby Stanley MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Mary Lou Huffman and Buddy Berthelot 72 BEST LOOKING Lynn Massey and Gordon Bahan BEST PERSONALITY Mary Lou Huffman and Alvin Sider MOST COURTEOUS Cathy Bader and Dennis Miers WITTIEST Mary Lou Huffman and Alvin Sider 78 noona j f J 'I rhvr? J} 4 pUi- 7 -KOJO 'hvj Jl V % yj 6 ,f jT -S5BFT® A S ’«gj • jyv . Wt) JLiy M WTf. Lr tt ' ' $L vp ll Wu %' SENIOR DEPARTMENTAL SUPERLATIVES Bottom: L. to RPhyllis Akins, C.O.E.; Marsha Cook, Physical Education; Denise Daigle, Home Economics; Shirley Appleton, Foreign Language; Lynn Coleman, Speech. Top: L. to RRobert Stanley, Mathematics; Alvin Sider, Woodworking; Eddie Hanemann, Chemistry; Clayton Duerr, English. Bottom: L. to R.: Isabelle Lehr, Art; Lois Giroir, Home Economics; Mary Ann Bourg, Business Education; Carolyn Redding, Mathematics. Top: L. to R.: Charles Ehrensing, Physical Education; Rodney Lafon, Instrumental Music; George Speer, Physics; James Cottier, Mechanical Drawing. 77 Randy Adams I-'aye Alexander Harry J. Allen Clarence Andrews Judy Armand Marilyn Askelund Debbie Aubye G. M. Avery Pat Baggett Rose Barcelone Laurie Barker Cathy Barrios Gerald Beck Earl Beechler James Beyers 81 Donald Bonck Roy J. Borrel Charles Bundrick Eileen Cabos Joseph David Catalano Tommie Champagne Mary Jane Collura Albert Cornibe Pamela Couch Janet Cuccia Janice Cuccia Toni Davidson Mary Dauzat Gay de Roche Karen Docusen 82 Thais Duchmann Cheryl Ducote Melissa A. Ducote Sandra Lee Duncan Shirley Dvorak Cindy Esteves JUNIORS Charlie Bundrick and Billy Kieth agree it's all for one and one for all at the pep rallies. Mike Fisher Debra Fremin Carlisa Flanigan Odile Fremi n Cynthia Fricke Donna Galland Kathy Gautreaux Sal Genovese John Giovingo William Giroir Sandi Giuffre Robert Gonzales Alice Gremillion Cynthia Guiaroz Jay Van Hall Joyce Hamilton Sharon Hampton Colleen Hannigan 84 Betty Hartfield Randall Helm David Heno Pat Hoefnagel Evelyn Honses Lydia Honses Brenda Horn Ellen Hotstream Jill Houdobre Ethel Ives Sandra Jefferson Mary Jenevein Alice Johnson Curlie Johnson Brenda Kass 85 Billy Keith Linda Kellman Patsy Kieff’er Susan Knaps Darrell Koonce John Kurowski JUNIORS Why's everybody always pickin' on me? Chris LaBorde Gordon LaBorde di 86 Janell LaBorde Oralia Lazarine Michele Lazaro Phyllis Leblanc Darlene Lestrade Albert Levet Gaylynn Marshall Ana Martinez Jean Mastio James Me Gittigan Kathleen Mendel Wallace Michel Jeanette Mittelstaedt Molly Moore 87 Elise Morel William J. Morgan Anita Olavarrieta Ellen Otto Leo Ovila Loretta Pagart Beverly Palmer Brenda Perkins Senior Jim Bowman leads some juniors in a song for National Apple Week. Mary Peyret Doris Pierre Barbara Ray Manuel Regal Jr. Alan Rholdon Regina Romans Allen Rome Fredrick Romero Linda Rose Debbie Rush Maritza Sanafria Mary Sanchez 89 Deborah Savage Eddie Schellang Dorothy Schuster Carol Ann Vidrine Richard Vineyard Dana Tidwell Jacob Timothy Marie Toranto I Joseph Tramuta Mary Lee Trog Gretchen Vance JUNIORS This pass doesn't look real to me! Deborah Vogel Ellen Walker Warren Vincent Gerri Ward Cheryl Ann Wegmann Kathie Welsh Marilyn White Peggy Ann Wiltz Pat Zito Amateur actors prepare the stage for the Sophomore-Junior Play. JUNIOR DEPARTMENTAL SUPERLATIVES Bottom Row: L. to R.: Carlisa Flanigan, Social Studies; Susan Serpas, Home Economics; Kathy Barrios, Business Education; Deborah Rush, Speech. Top: Gary Hill, Woodworking; Albert Cornibe, Foreign Language; Sal Genovese, Boys' Physical Education. ’ 96 Top: L. to R.: James Me Gittigan, Woodworking; Neil Burgard, Mechanical Drawing; Morriss Simon, Art. Bottom: L. to R. Pat Zito, Journalism English; Anita Olavarrieta, Girls’ Physical Education; Lydia Honses, Social Studies. 97 SOPHOMORE SUPERLATIVE 98 Deborah Ah ten Reginald Ambrose Pat Barker Thelma Barranco Lynn Barrow Judy Beair Eddie Beaver Patrick Beck Wayne Bernid Annette Bohnsack The first day of senior high school is a long-awaited day for the sophomore. They are taking on new responsibilities which will help in building a better future. It is very different at first, but as time goes on, the new sophomores adjust. Things become familiar and soon it does not seem new and different at all. Some of the glamour is gone, but the thrill of participating in school activities is just beginning. Best of luck to you, Sophomores, at meeting and accepting your new surroundings as you embark on your flight through knowledge. Gail Bovia Farrell Bowman Juanita Bryant Daisy Burrell Robert Davis Umph!’ moans Dudley Sullivan as he attempts to lift 300 lbs. James Buscher Mario Calderini Charline Crochet June Crumes Elaine D'Angelo Wendy Fa sic Janice Faulkner Bruce Feigler David Felker 101 Lionel Fenner Linda Ford Susan Foster Jackie Fowler Quindolyn Gordon Kirk Gregory Edyce Griffin Melvin Hadley O’Neal Harrison Thelma Hartman Patricia Hebert Kathy Gianelloni Caria Gomez 102 Howard Helis Belinda Herbert Betty Herbert Clarence Holmes Joe Braud stars in the title role of Ride ’em Cowboy. 103 SOPHOMORES Debra Langla Cheryl Jones Dianne Jones Joseph Julian Maureen Kummcr Dreda Kaffenberger Jacquelyn Landry Glen LaBeila poses as Cleopatria.” Darlene Koonce Stephanie Knaps Helen Kaffenberger Sandra Lewis Kathy Luxich Michael Lynn Philip Martin 105 106 Judith Nettles Tristine Patella Evelyn Payton Anna Penagos ■ Barbara Pizzuto Leeanna Rennie Jean Rushing Mary Russell Benny Saclo Diana Salaun Janet Richard Keith Rohrbacker Beverly Roy 107 Kenny Scolise Paul Shea Sharon Sherman Jeanne Sideboard 108 Joan Sideboard Brenda Sisson James Smith Suzanne Smith 109 Sophomores exhibit school spirit in a competition yell at a pep rally. Kurt Van Kuren Robert Veith Paul Vi ;nes Esther Wade I 10 Linda Wade Marlene Wallace Mary Washington SOPHOMORES Michael Whitney Lloyd Wickboldt Alice Rae Wooley Sadie Zummo III KEY CU WARREN EASTI HIGH SCHOOL ■ i LOUISIANA STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Top Row: L. to R.: Frank Simoncioni, President; Dianne McGovern, Secretary; Bottom: EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Walter Wolfe, Kita Wafers, Fran Blondo, Peggy Zeiglar, Sal Genovese. The Student Council is the largest club at Warren Easton. A representative from each homeroom is chosen. This club sets an example for the students to follow. Opinions may be given by students on matters concerning the school, along with suggestions. This club does all it can to improve the school and the spirit of Warren Easton. MEMBERS: Top Row: L. to R.: You Kin Chin, Eddie Hanneman, Alvin Sider, Rusty Spindel, Frank Hibbs, Peter Zuppardo, Larry Ormsby, Gordon Bahan, Benny LeCompte, Angel Ortiz, Bobby Stanley, Johnny Carlos, Bobby Delle. Middle Row: Mr. Joel Zelden, Sponsor; Carol Phillips; Judy Kenner; Dee de la Bretonne; Charlene Heilman; Debbie Baker; Frances Mighore; Pat Hoefnagel; Gail Riedie- Jeanne Cosgrove; Toni Davidson; Cindy Posey; Nancy Stanley; Molly McFadden; Bottom Row: Aracely Schramm; Madeline Burke; Kathy Mangin; Fay Alexander; Eileen Cabos; Maggie Fischer; Alana Volpi; Sandy Weaver; Sandy Guiffre; Marlene Everett; Mary Ellen Ehrhardt; Rose Almerico; Mrs. Flora Burkett, Sponsor. 115 OFFICERS: L. to R.: Rosalind Moser, Soph. Director; Molly McFadden, Pres.; Peggy Zeiglar, Treas.; Mrs. Mary Murtagh, Advisor; Sally Rush, Sr. Director; Barbara Durr, Vice-Pres.; Chickie Hellmann, Jr. Director. ANCHOR CLUB To be a member of the An- chor Club, one must maintain a good scholastic average, be of high moral character, give service hours in and out of school, as well as bring hon- or to school, community, and self. Front Row: L. to R.: Debra Neely, Elian Rushing, Janis Ming, EKvina Richardson, Angie George, Patsy Kieffer, Jean Mastio, Pat Zito,'Mary Collura; Middle Row: Tanya Hymel, Nancy Stanley, Lydia Honses, Carol Dunn, Cheryl Ducote, Dorothy Ory, Helen Spicuzza, Carol Phillips; Back Row: Wendy Fasic, Cheryl Thompson, Jo Ann Thompson, Peggy Wiltz, Pat Hoefnagel, Gail Riedie, Dianne McGovern, Lynn Massey, Fran Blondo. I 16 SWEETHEARTS: L. to R.: Isabelle Lehr, Nancy Stanley, Rose Barcelona, Lydia Honses; Bottom: Bruce Badon; Jed Cormier; Pat Sens; Billy Sowder; Terry Joyner; Mr. Ray Houpy, Advisor; Top: Alvin Muller, Billy Stanton, David Adler, Rodney Lafon, Bobby Delle, Dale Labair, Bob Veith. KEY CLUB Sponsored by the Kiwanians, the Key Club is a boys’ service organi- zation which offers members the opportunity to develop initiative and leadership. OFFICERS: L. to R.: David Adler, Vice-Pres.; Jed Cormier, Pres.; Rodney Lafon, Treas.; Bobby Delle, Sr. Director; Bruce Badon, Sec. The Dance Club may be joined by all students. Its main purpose is to do the decorating for Easton’s big dances. Members make the decora- tions and put them up. There are weekly meetings to inform the stu- dents of the next dance and the preparations to be made for it. Officers: L. to R.: Judy Kenner, Vice-Pres.; Charlene Heilman, Pres,; Fran Blondo, Treas.; Sponsors, Mrs. Flora Burkett, Mr. Joel Zelden. DANCE COMMITTEE Top: L. to R.: S. Guiffre, J. Carlos, F. Simoncioni, L. Ormsby, D. Russo, R. Spindel, A. Sider, R. Lafon, F. Hibbs, P. Zeiglar, P. Hoefnagel, G. Reidie, D. Rush, R. Waits, S. Genovese, J. Rombache, A. Ortiz, G. Bahan, R. Carriere, B. Veith; Middle: T. Davidson, L. Coleman, M. Bourg, D. Lowery, M. Lazard, S. Serpas, M. Ashalung, C. Gotroia, P. Simmons, C. Munch, J. Thompson, S. Rush, D. McGovern, C. Thompson, N. Stanley C. Dunn, B. Olavarrieta, D. Schuster, S. Gray, I. Lehr. Bottom D. Fremin, M. Sanalria, D. Guerino, L. Moncado, R. Radecher, E. Rushing, T. Bloche, L. Barker, B. Long, J. Maechling, D. Daigle, S. Martin, M. Burke, S. Borrell, C. Wegmann, D. Baker, A. Schramm, K. Welsh, E. Cabos, M. Fischer. RED CROSS Red Cross is an organization which works for charity; collects baskets of food at Thanksgiving, etc. They visit the sick in the hospitals and donate toys to the children in the hospitals at Christmas. A representative is chosen from each homeroom to attend the meetings. Anyone is invited to sit in on these meetings. OFFICERS: L. to R.: Cindy Posey, Pres.; Linda Fleming, Vice- Pres.; Regina Romans, Treas. First Row; L. to R.: H. Kaffenberger, S. Bates, B. Horn, S. Zummo, P. LeBlanc, M. Fleming, K. Meadows, M. Ehrhardt, E Cabos F Alexander S. Peterson, D. Beauford, A. George; Second Row: C. Bader, C. McCants, D. Lowery, I. Gitkov, M. Sanchez, S. Weaver, S. Thomas, M. Sandria, C. Redding; Third Row: M. Douzat, M. Trog, C. Cancienne, N. Larrieu, A. Ortiz, P. Zuppardo, D. Johnson, M. Keller, P. Astredo. Standing: L. to R.: Sponsor, Miss Sandra Pollatt; Mike Fogarty; Maritza Sanabria; Leo Avila; Melissa Ducote; Tris Patella; Zulay Alfonso; Mike Fontenot; Sponsor; Miss Murle Marshall. Seated: Lynda Coleman; Patricia Casanove; Aracely Schramm; Jean- ette Mittelstaedt, Lea Moncada. INTERNATIONAL CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Standing: L. to R.: Bonnie Duhe, Thais Duchman, Barbara Ray, Cheryl Ducote, Mary Jenavin, Mary Trog, Leo Avila Melissa Ducote, Helen Spicuzza Judy Kenner, Peggy Wilkes. Seated: Shirley Grunberg; Mary Douzat; Ethel Ives; Sponsor, Mrs. Roma Bordelon; Betty Harfield; Debbie Fremin. Standing: L. to R.: You Kin Chin; David Heno, Bob Baker; Donald Happel; Albert Levet; George Speer; A1 Cornibe; Ronald Simon; Rene Labadens; Glenn Feigler; Terry Gauthier; Russell Labadens; Eddie Schellang; Dale Bernard; Sponsor, Mr. Joel Zelden. Seated: Rosalyn Adams, Sandra Bates, Eddie Hanneman, Frank Cox, Mary Neumann, Lea Moncado. CHESS CLUB LIBRARY CLUB Standing: L. to R.: Janice Carpenter, Mike Hilburn, Peter Zuppardo, James Beyers, Kathy Meador. Seated: Marlene Wallace; Bon- nie Duhe; Alice Wooly; Sponsor, Mrs. Verna Roth; Dorothy Wesley; Mary Washington. The Tri-Hi-Y girls work together to perform services, programs, and socials throughout the school year. The girls strive to carry out their purpose: “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high OFFICERS: L. to R.: Suzanne Conner, Pres.; Cathy Bader, First Vice Pres.; Linda Coleman, Third Vice-Pres; Carol Dunn, Sgt.-at-Arms; Mrs. Caroline Russell, Advisor; Charlotte LeBourgeois, Treas.; Gail Reidie, Second Vice- Pres.; Janis Ming, Chaplain; Sheila Reilly, Sec.; Isabelle Lehr, Historian. standards of Christian character.” Bottom: Angie George, Lydia Honses, Jeanette Mittlestead, Virginia Leidinger; Second Row: Elian Rushing, Davida Lowrey, Tanya Hymel, Pat Barker; Third Row: Sandy Petersen, Rosalind Moser, Linda Fleming, Dorothy Ory, Mary McMahon; Top: Mary Farmer, Debbie Rush, Jo Ann Smith, Carol McCants, Carolyn Redding. HI Y First Row: L. to R.: Bruce Badon; Second Row: Larry Ormsby, Roy Borrel; Third Row: Bobby Stoltz, Bobby Stanley, John Orazio; Fourth Row: Charles Bundrick, Danny Frick, Robert Veith, Bobby Delle; Fifth Row: Sidney Amedie, Dennis Eilers, Newman Berthelot, Charles Ehrensing, Gordon Bahan; Sixth Row: John Carlos, Andrew Bertha, Wayne Berniol, Norman Larrieu. Bottom: L. to R.: David Adler, President; Johnny Rombach, Vice-President; Sal Genovese, Chaplain; Richard Carriere, Secretary; Mr. Fred Nicaud, Advisor. The Hi-Y is a boy’s Christian service club affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. Hi-Y the brother club to the Tri-Hi-Y, was established to promote clean speech, clean scholarship, clean sportsmanship, and clean living. 123 MU ALPHA THETA Seated: L. to R.: Suzanne Conner, Sec.; Bobby Stanley, Pres.; Clayton Duerr, Treas.; Barbara Durr, Nancy Stanley, Carolyn Redding, Gail Riedie, Jo Ann Thompson, Charlotte LeBourgeois; Bach Row: Mr Ray Houpy, Advisor; George Speer; Charlie Ehrensing; Ralph Adams. Lydia Honses not pictured. HONOR SOCIETY Seated: L. to R.: Miss Barbara Logan, Advisor; Bruce Badon, Pres.; Charlie Ehrensing, Vice-Pres.; Gail Riedie, Sec.; Jo Ann Thompson, Treas.; Middle Row: Molly McFadden, Suzanne Conner, Carolyn Redding, Regina Romans, Cheryl Thompson, Charlotte LeBourgeois, Nancy Stanley, Lydia Honses, Barbara Durr; Back Row: Bobby Stanley, Sidney Amedee, Newman Berthelot, Andrew Bertha, Clayton Duerr. 124 First Row: Gail Riedie; Jo Ann Thompson, Trcas.; Hugh Fagot, Pres.; Twink Thompson, Vice-Pres.; Barbara Durr, Sec.; Molly McFadden; Mr. Fred Nicaud, Advisor; Second Row: Richard Carriere, Suzanne Conner, Charlotte LeBourgeois, Carolyn Redding, Carol Phillips; Third Row: Clayton Duerr, Timothy Ford, Randy Waits, Bob Baker, Terry Joyner, You Chin, George Speer, Nor- man Larrieu, Johnny Carlos, Johnny Rombach; Fourth Row: David Adler, Barry James, Dan Danton, Bobby Stanley, Ralph Adams. Charles Ehrensing, Dale Labair, Larry Ormsby. PHYSICS CLUB Kneeling: Clayton Duerr, Treas.; Suzanne Conner, Sec.; Bobby Stanley, Pres.; First Row: Jams Ming Barbara Durr, Gail Riedie, Larry Ormsby, Bob Baker, Nancy Stanley, Molly McFadden; Second Row: Twink Thompson, Jo Ann Thompson, Carolyn Redding, Frank Simoncioni, Sidney Amedee, Ralph Adams, Charlotte LeBourgeois, Lydia Honses, Carol Phillips; Third Row: Norman Larrieu; George Speer; Charles Ehrensing; Dennis Eilers; Mr. Ray Houpy, Advisor. UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Bottom Row: L. to R.: Carol Dunn, Pres.; Miss Shirley Solomon, Sponsor; Fran Blondo, Vice-Pres.; Top: Judy Kenner, Reporter; Sally Rush, Secretary; Peggy Zeigler, Social Chairman; Effie Barrilleaux, Treasurer. The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization that is formed to make students in- terested and more aware of business in the world. Each member must take at least one business course. This Club is sponsored by Miss Shirley Solomon. Top Row.-L to R.: Jeanne Cosgrove Ellen Norton, Donna Falcon, Jo Ann Thompson; Second Row: Mary Bourg Lois Giroir Michelle Lazaro, Margarette England, K. Gautreaux; Third Row: Sherry Riggs, Wendy Gerhart, Marilyn Aeskuland Chenl Ducote, Fourth Row: Rita Radacker, Kathleen Keehan, Phyllis Atkins, Carolyn LaBorde; Fifth Row: Joan Lain Cheryl Gomez Judy jS KeUer’ L0UiSe Guerin' Griffin; Bottom S 126 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA trout to Back: to R.: First Row: Jean Sideboard, Thelma Hartman, Anne Pisciotta, Kathy Giarelloni, Esther Wade, Mary Beth McMahon; Second Row: Joan Sideboard, Jackie Landry, Vera Hanson, Pat McGovern, Wanda Lee, Mary Farmer; Third Row: Gayle Talbot, Debby Stolzenberg, Linda Wade, Rose Meador, Pat Herbert, Debbie Schroeder, Dixie Lee; Fourth Row: Brenda Horn, Joy Held, Marlene Wallis, Lynn Massey, Duffie Mills. Future Homemakers of America is a club formed by students taking Home Economics. The F.H.A. promotes a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. Members take part in many service activities, such as entertaining various guests at Easton. OFFICERS: Sealed: L. to R.: Sue Serpas, Carolyn Rich, Rose Almerico, Barbra Sterling; Standing: Jo Ann Smith; Lois Giroir; Mrs. Salome Westbrook, Spon- sor; Beryl Fransen; Sandy Weaver. Top: L. to R.: Lynn Barrow; Dorothy Ory; Shirly Appleton; June Crumes; Brenda Panquerne; Dianne Holbrook; Mr. Joseph Hebert, Sponsor; Miss Alice Caldwell, Sponsor; Bottom: Karen Docusen. Virginia Leidinger, Roy Bourg, Gay De Roche, Odile Fremin, Charlene Rizzuto, Perry Custer, Cindy Esteves. OPERA CLUB POETRY CLUB Standing: L. to R.: Miss Elizabeth Plauche, Sponsor; Fay Alexander; Lynn Massey; Warren Vincent; Thais Duchmann; Judy Kenner; Mrs. Lillian Levy, Sponsor; Seated: Peter Zuppardo, Eileen Cabos, Meggie Fisher, Suzanne Sercovich. L. to R.: Debbie Rush; Gwendolyn Tate; Sandy Jefferson; Howard Helis, President; Irene Gitkov; Debra Fremin; Bob Veith. DEBATE CLUB The Dramatics Club’s purpose is to give its mem- bers practical experience in the interpretation and pro- duction of outstanding plays and to promote an en- thusiasm for the drama in all its phases. DRAMATICS Top: L. to R.: Richard Chitwood, Irene Gitkov, Albert Brown, John Lewis, Debbie Rush. Second: Melanie Fleming, Barbara Ray, Sandy Guiffre, Connie Stampley. Third: Elaine D’Angelo, Jean Rushing, Doreen Bouffard, Carol Carter. Bottom: Alan Pittman, Cindy Posey, Robert Scott. FUTURE TEACHERS AND TECHNICIANS Back Row: L. io RSalvador Norwood, Mike Meyers, James Buscher, David Warren, Eduardo Rodriguez; Middle Row: Mr. Joseph Turner, Sponsor; Donald Ducote; Chris Becker; Benny Saclo; Eugene Durning; Front Row: Scott Owens, Frank Gendusa. INDUSTRIAL ARTS REPAIRS Back Row: L. to R.: Tyrone Foucha, Michael Lewellen, Earl Jones, Mario Calderini, Kirk Gregory, Melvin Hadley, Lonnie Jones; Middle Row: Larry Constant; Joey Michel; Charles Gianelloni; Billy Keith; John Orazio; Bobby Stolz; Eddie Schellang; James McGittigan; Andrew Sanchez; John Kurowski; Denver Penney”, Mr. Richard Hamilton, Sponsor; Front Row: Carlo Con- iglio, Jerry Galland, Moyise Knox, Eddie Sampson, James McCord, Pat Beck, Ferrel Fontenot, David Rivas. MEMBERS: Standing: L. to R.: Albert Levet, Cliff Cancienne, Rene Labadens, Russell Labadens, Tommy Lynn, Ronald Simon. Kneel- ing: A1 Combide, Terry Gauthier. DRILL TEAM PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Seated: Mrs. Sarah McClanahan, Margaret England, Sandy Thomas, Cheryl Gonzales, Rosalyn Adams; Standing: Earl Beechler, Carl Caloian, Andrew Bertha, Lenny Brown, Dennis Beck, Donald Clark, Third Row: Gerald Beck, Mike Fennimore, Neil Burgard, James Discon, Michael O'Connor. Bjck Row. L. to R.: Ellen Norton, Carol Griffin, Pat Rodriguez, Carol LeBIanc. Middle: Jeanne Cosgrove, Pat Astredo, Mary Gomez L°U,Se GuCnn; D°nna FaIcon’ J°an La,n- Front: WfUi� Akins, Kathleen Keehan, Effie Barilleaux, Judy Lahare, Cheryl COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Standing: L. to R.: Glenn Duffard, Dale Gregoire, Ray Rivere, Anthony Lamm, Ronnie Zimmerman, Jerry Hoyt, Roy Walters, Jimmy Lollar, Eric Sauvinet, Eddie Hanneman, Ronald Case, Dennis Parra, Charles Audler, Gordon LaBorde, Peter Vauriguard, Rudy Rivas, Anthony Bertucci, Robert Gonzales, Ronald Antill, Darrel Manuel. Seated: Carol Angelica, Patricia Dauzat, Rose Meador, Wendy Rodriguez, Yaritza Custodio, Debbie Pitcher, Debbie Savage, Denise Daigle, Susie Martin, Anita Rock, Gerri Ward, Jane Scallon, Kathy Mangin, Lynda LeMoine, Rhonda Roy,Brenda Contreras, Pam Pere, Debbie Ryals, Judy Hernandez, Darlene Gildig. Left Foreground: Miss Jo Ann Constantini, Sponsor. L. to R.: Henry Timothy, Robert Rosiere, George Connell, Mike Hilburn, Ron- nie Treadway, Melvin Hadley, William Westmoreland, Elaine D'Angelo, Dale Bernard, Linda Wade, Toni Davidson, Alfred Botet, Edyce Griffin, Robert White, Lloyd Wickboldt, Lynne Thibodaux. SCIENCE CLUB CHOIR Bottom Row: L. to R.: Frances Migliore, Sharlene Rennie, Peggy Morton, Maggie Fischer, Cindy Esteves, Gay DeRoche, Roy Bourg, Albert Reynaud, Lennie Brown, Harry Connell, Dwight Dorsey, Joseph Stewart, Earl Jones, John Carpenter, Lynn Barrow; Second Row: Caroline Rich, Jackie Marione, Linda Alfonso, Susan Majors, Deborah Ryals, Kathy Brauer, Patrick Beck, David Johnson, Willie Austin, Earl Dillaval, Norman Tansley, Joe Hare, Patricia Dauzat, Molly Moore, Janet Cuccia, Janice Cuccia, Delores Gore, Alice Gremillion; Third Row: Anita Olavarrieta, Debra Fremin, Hector Calderon, Emery Bates, Glenn Pfieffer, Eddie Lamulle, Kurt Van Kuren, Kevin Milliken, Ken Sterling, Sal Genovese, Philip Donaghey, Susie Martin, Madeline Burke, Thelma Barranco. ,VI'C4 PELICAN BOYS Top: L. to R.: Charlie Ehrensing, School Board; Bob Baker, Prosecuting Attorney; Clayton Duerr, Comm, of Transportation; You Kin Chin, City Clerk. Not pictured: Dennis Miers. STATE GIRLS RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION Bottom Row: Left to Right: Charlotte Arms, Betty Herbert, Arlene Mai 11 ho, Peggy Morton, Anita Olavarrieta, Barbara Pizzuto; Second Row: Marlene Everett, Alice Gremillion, Barbara Long, Debra Hanscom, Tobina Davis, Gilda Jackson, Marsha Clayton, Sandra Eskind. Third Row: Rose Jones, Marion Larkin, Dorothy Scott, Carrie Mitchell, Carolyn White, Cynthia Bunn, Shaine Alexander, Beverly Mathis. Fourth Row: Pam Thibodeaux, Wanda Russell, Louise Saltzman, Shirley Pitcher, Pat Field, Thelma Andrews, Dredda Bridgewater; Fifth Row: Beverly Roy, Dorothy McDaniel, Thelma Hartman, Annie Pisciotta, Cheryl Vallee, Darlene Koonce, DeLinda Johnson. Sixth Row: Barbara Sterling, Charline Crochet, Suzanne Smith, Deborah Stolyenberg, Brenda Taylor, Kathy Luxich, Susan LeBlanc, Debra Lee. G I R L S Top: L. to R.: Isabelle Lehr, Comm, of Pub. Works, Nat’l Party Chair- man; Suzanne Conner, Comm, of Pub. Health; Twink Thompson, De- fense Attorney; Bottom: Jo Ann Thompson, City Clerk; Judy Ken- ner, Representative; Molly McFad- den, Mayor, Outstanding City Citi- zen. PEP SQUAD Top: L. to R.: Pat Evans, Dorothy McDaniels, Terry Blanche, Susan LeBlanc, Kathy Luxich, Susan Foster; Second Row: Cheryl Vallie, Darlene Koonce, Charlene Crochet, Toni Davidson, Sadie Zummo, Sharon Sherman, Debbie Aubye, Pattie Dubret; Third Row: Regina Romans, Marlene Wallace, Joy Held, Helen Spicuzza, Cynthia Tate, Joyce Drite, Annie Pischola, Thelma Harbman; Fourth Row: Barbara Sterling, Sue Smith, Charlene Schooler, Bonnie Duhu, Debra Lee, Jackie Landry, Ester Wade, Beverly Roy; Fifth Row: Brenda Horn, Brenda Taylor, Beverly Mathes, Mary Collura, Doreen Bouffard, Lee Ann Rennie, Pat Cronan Debby Stolyenberg; Sixth Row: Susan Borrel, Capt.; Miss Mary Grace Ridolfo, Sponsor; Cathy Barrios, Lieut. 'CTDELTA N w yohk CHICAGO ‘aliformia rl GOLDE :N EAGLE • MARCH i ING BAND r r i . . • k 1 . II i ..i I srl ® ’ • —Stfr S Steiric. ii. _ • OUS_Y£VER fyi cL 3 «y S£sv « .r 1 « The Golden Eagle Marching Band members participate in the Babylon Mardi Gras parade. With the flagteam and majorettes looking on, bana members provide half-time entertainment at the East Jefferson-Warren Easton football game. 136 STAGE BAND Officers: L. to R.: Bruce Badon, Robert Delle, Rodney Lafon, Benny Le Compte, Ralph Adams. CONCERT BAND Spelling out EASTON are: E —Susan Serpas, A”—Barbara Durr, S —Gail Riedie, T —Sheila Reilly, O”—Debbie Lewis, N —Rose Barcelone, and Cheryl Wegmann. Capt. Molly McFadden and Capt. Dianne McGovern. FLAG Warren Easton’s flagteam has again proved itself number one. Year after year, the flagteam brings honor to Easton for its performances in pep rallies, half-time shows, and the Mardi Gras parades. They have repre- sented Easton in the Gulf Coast Twirling Contest in Beaumont, Texas, winning first place in all events they entered. Spelling out EAGLES are: E —Lynn Massey, A”—Tommie Champagne, G”—Mary Lou Huffman, L Peggy Zeigler, E”—Sally Rush, S”—Sylvia Gray. TEAM Performing in the Mardi Gras parades. Fran Blondo, Capt. of Cheerleaders MAJORETTES CHEERLEADERS L. to RCarol Dunn, Charlotte LeBourgeois, and Nancy Stanley. L. to R.: Judy Kenner, Karen Docusen, Dee de la Bretonne and Debbie Baker. Lynn Blankenship, Alice Johnson. Not pictured are: 140 EAGLE STAFF Editor-in-Cbief Clayton Duerr Managing Editor...................Mary Lou Huffman Business Manager............................Rosalind Moser Administration................................Cheryl Thompson Classes’ Editor................................Molly McFadden Seniors.........................................Lynn Massey Juniors ....................................Isabelle Lehr Sophomores......................................Gail Riedie Organizations.........................Dianne McGovern Activities......................................Nancy Stanley Photography..............................Bill Stanton Art......................................Cathy Bader Sports ................................. Bill Stanton Advertisements...............................Rosalind Moser Sponsor ..................... Miss Elizabeth Plauche Departmental Assistants: David Adler, Sidney Amedee, Charlene Hellmann, Dennis Miers, Sheila Reilly, Robert Deile, Charlotte LeBourgeois, Rose Barcelone, Elizabeth Thiele, and Karen David. 141 The Golden Eagle Band Parents Club was organized to give the parents of band stu- dents an active part in organizing and taking part in the activities of the band. In past years, the Band Parents Club has given financial aid for the purchase of uniforms and instruments, and for various trips in- volving musical competition. The award-winning Stage Band displays its skills at one of the Band Parents Club meetings. EAGLE BAND PARENTS CLUB The Golden Eagle Band, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Hebert, performs at its annual Christmas Concert. The officers and members of the Band Parents Club are pictured at one of their December meetings. The PTA gives parents and teachers an opportunity to meet and discuss problems. This organization sponsors many school ac- tivities, donating the proceedings for various needed articles such as fans, projectors, and water coolers. Mr. James Hymel, Sr., President of Warren Easton's PTA, talks to the members about many planned projects for the new year. PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION Eagle enthusiasm at Ring Dance, through the help of the Chancellors, was not dampened, even though the rings were not received. The Vista Shores Country Club provided refreshments and fun for Seniors on October 15. 146 Don't worry Zac, we are still Seniors!' Pass the sandwiches, please. “YOU CAN’T KISS CAROLINE” Pictured after presenting a wonderful play is the cast of the Sophomore-Junior Play. The Sophomore-Junior Play was presented to the students of Warren Easton on November 30 and December 1. The play, under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Peppard, proved to be a theatrical success. 147 HOMECOMING The 1967 Homecoming Court. Queen Judy Kenner and King Bobby Stanley look radiantly on at Homecoming Festivities. The members of the 1967 Homecoming Court began their official reign at Tad Gormley Stadium Friday, Oct. 20. They were introduced again at the annual Homecoming Dance on Saturday, October 21. At half-time, their highnesses Queen Judy Kenner and King Bobby Stanley were crowned Royal Rulers of Home- coming. 148 A Salute to the Mighty Eagles. FESTIVITIES 149 ... and the band played on. HOMECOMING QUEEN JUDY KENNER HOMECOMING KING BOBBY STANLEY 150 HOMECOMING COURT Maid Susan Borrel Maid Marsha Cook Maid Susan Serpas Duke Dennis Eilers Duke Gordon Bahan Duke Buddy Berthelot 151 HOMECOMING DANCE Each member o the 1967 Homecoming Court receives awards at the dance. Queen Judy Kenner, King Bobby Stanley and the 1967 Homecoming Court reigned at Easton’s annual Homecoming Dance on October 21. Psychedelic music by the Better Half Dozen” added to the enchanting atmosphere of the plush Hilton Inn. Queen Judy Kenner and King Bobby Stanley enjoy the first dance of the evening together. George Pecquet displays his award for winning the Pretty Legs con- test. A romantic atmosphere fills the room of the Hilton Inn. 153 BASKETBALL PEP RALLY A pep rally without cheerleaders? Never!! For the first time in F.aston's history, the entire student body supported the basketball team at a spirited pep rally. Enthusiasm started in the early morning and continued throughout the last minute of the game. The Pep Band provides the essential touch: swingin’ music for a swingin' pep rally. Members of the basketball team help cheerleader Fran Blondo in arousing spirit. The Majorettes exhibit their excellent twirling ability to Peter Gunn , a favorite with the students. 154 s I N G The student body thoroughly enjoyed East- on's first Sing-A-Long”, presented by Mrs. Alice Caldwell, in which all students partici- pated by singing. Soloists, who were members of the choir, led the students in various melodies. The Easton Pep Quiz Bowl team, spon- sored by Mr. Joel Zelden and Mrs. Susan Nockton, after industrious study and practice sessions with other schools, proved victorious. Members of the team are Bobby Veith, Cindy Hosey, captain; Carolyn Redding; Clayton Duerr; and Dale Labair, alternate. 155 The Ultimates swing into action at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Warren Easton's annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was held on January 20th in the gym. An array of unusual costumes and appropriate decorations accented the mu- sic which was provided by the Ultimates.” 156 Isabelle Lehr and Gordon Bahan wait to be married by Marrying Sam.” Unable (o afford her own shoes, Isabelle Lehr searches for a pair that will fit her. Couples dance enthusiastically to the music. D.E. STYLE SHOW Cindy Posey models the latest in spring fashions. Kit Wagers is escorted by Angel Ortiz. Sharlene Rennie, escorted by Glenn Duffard, models a formal gown. Eileen Cabos models what she feels is a perfect summer outfit. This year’s D.E. Style Show proved to be a great success. Fashions were described in full to the stu- dent body by the Fashions Coordinator at Sears, Miss Frances Pomie. Models with escorts display what is new in after-five” attire. Girls pose in new spring fashions. Our models forecast a sunny outlook for new summer fashions. 159 BEAUMONT Warren Easton’s Flagteam and Majorettes competed in the Gulf Coast National Open Contest in Btaumont, Texas on January 27. The Majorettes received first place in trio dance twirls, while the EAGLE line won first place in group twirls. The EASTON line also placed second in group twirls. Dianne McGovern and Molly McFadden's first place in duets proved once again that Easton is al- ways on top! Holiday Inn greets Warren Easton. The Majorettes and Miss Mary Dumainc prepare to board the Eagle bus for their trip. The Eagle line performs for the judges during competi- tion. 60 RUSTON Charlie Hernandez and Mr. Logan Boudreaux pose as Mutt and Jeff.” Tired and relieved band members appear ready to pre- sent to the judges their long-practiced selections. The Golden Eagle Stage Band participated in the Stage Band Festival which was held at Louisiana Tech, in Ruston, Louisiana, on February 10. They were one of the five stage bands to receive three superior ratings. The Golden Eagle Stage Band during competition. 161 SPOTLIGHT DANCE Junior Superlatives pose after being announced at the dance. Miss Elizabeth Plauche presents Mary Lou Huff- man with one of the Senior Superlative banners. The couples that made the Spotlight Dance successful watch the special effects of the band. The Super Submarine Marching Band adds the final touch to the Spotlight Dance with psychedelic lights and music. The dance was held at Lenfant's in the Boulevard Room on February 3, 1968. Happy couples enjoy a slow dance together. Seniors arc astonished at receiving quite appropriate surprise superlative banners. 163 Senior Superlatives are presented at the Spotlight Ball. Mr. Joel Zelden chuckles as he announces the Surprise Su- perlatives. The excitement of the Spotlight Ball was height- ened by the announcements of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Superlatives, as well as Mr. and Miss Easton. The Surprise Superlatives induced much laugh- ter from everyone. Bobby Stanley and Molly McFadden— Mr. and Miss Easton of 1968. Everyone enjoys dancing to the band's psychedelic music. 165 168 1967 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE EASTON 0 MCGILL 7 EASTON 0 NEW IBERIA 13 EASTON 0 HOLY CROSS 34 EASTON 6 NICHOLLS 0 EASTON 0 EAST JEFF. 21 EASTON 7 BEHRMAN 13 EASTON 0 CHALMETTE 46 EASTON 8 FORTIER 0 EASTON 0 MCDONOGH 6 EASTON 6 WEST JEFF. 46 L. to R.: Kneeling: C. Sissom, J. Orazio, E. Vitrano, R. Stoltz, S. Genovese, B. Saclo; Standing: F. Hibbs, L. Avila, R. White, G. Juarez, K. Sterling, D. Dorsey, D. Bennelli, E. Beechler, D. Frick, J. Peppenelli, R. Veith. WARREN EASTON 170 L. to R.: Kneeling: G. Pecquet, W. Morgan, C. Bundrich, R. Borrel, A. Kinney, D. Russo, R. Spindel, F. Deihl; Standing: D. Felker, R. Waits, J. Rombach, A. Rome, R. Dawson, J. Forster, B. Dupre, C. Macheca. FIGHTING EAGLES 171 OFFENSE DEFENSE 172 L. to RMr. Martin Comer, Line Coach; Alan Kinney, Capt.; Charles Macheca, Co-Capt.; Mr. John Ruth, Backfield Coach. In typical pre-game activities Alan Kinney and Charles Macheca, captains for Easton, shake hands with the other team’s captains, while Coach Cotten talks to the referees. Mr. William Cotten, Head Coach 173 174 175 STATISTICS Eagle halfback D. Russo (20) attempts sidestepping to evade the onrushing defense. WE OPP First Downs 7 16 Yards Rushing 17 191 Yards Passing 47 34 Total Offense 64 225 Passes Attem. 10 9 Passes Comp. 4 4 Passes Inter. 3 0 Punts 4 3 Punt Average 33 22 Yards Penalized 32 45 Fumbles Lost 1 0 EASTON 0 HOLY CROSS 34 Quarterback K. Sterling (12) sprints for daylight in the rugged Holy Cross match. Warren Easton returned home to play Holy Cross on Sept- ember 22. The number-one'-ranked Holy Cross Tigers scored once in the first, second, and third quarters, then twice in the fourth quarter. In spite of the 34-0 score in the Tigers' favor, Easton gave them a real battle. Only the clock’s running out in the fourth quarter prevented the fighting Eagles from scoring. 176 177 R. Spindel and C. Macheca pull down a Tiger halfback in a show of Eagle aggressiveness. yardasTon the down 1’' R me (82) K SlCrlinfi (12) lead bl ’ckinS for D R� sso (20), gaining important EASTON 6 NICHOLLS 0 Eagle back A. Kinney (30) fights for running room as R. Spindel (40) prepares to block hidden Rebel. STATISTICS WE OPP. First Downs 8 1 Yards Rushing 107 33 Yards Passing 38 8 Total Offense 145 41 Passes Attem. 9 10 Passes Comp. 4 1 Passes Inter. 2 1 Punts 6 8 Punt Average 31.6 38.5 Yards Penalized 40 20 Fumbles Lost 2 1 Easton opened its district play Oct. 5 with a 6-0 win over Nicholls. The game was strictly a defensive duel with neither team being able to move the ball. However, during the fourth quarter, the Eagles recovered a Rebel fumble. From there, Easton completed a short pass and ran in for the only score of the game. Eagle back A. Kinney (30) tears clear of Rebel lines in a touchdown attempt. A Rebel back is thrown for a loss by unidentified Eagle defenders. 179 Eagle end A. Rome (82) races for extra yardage after completing a pass from Easton's quarter- back. EASTON O E.J. 21 An Eagle ball carrier attempts to find a hole through a line of E.J. defenders. STATISTICS First Downs W.E. 2 Opp. 18 Yards Rushing 61 247 Yards Passing 2 0 Total Offense 63 247 Passes Attem. 6 2 Passes Comp. 1 0 Passes Inter. 3 0 Punts 4 0 Punt Average 24.2 0 Yards Penalized 50 45 Fumbles Lost 0 0 180 Warren Easton faced the War- riors of East Jefferson on Oct. 13 at E.J. stadium. The Warriors con- trolled the ball during most of the game, but the Eagle defense kept them contained to a certain extent. Offensive trouble plagued the Eagles, making Easton unable to score. Eagle halfback D. Russo (20) crashes through a solid wall of tacklers in hopes of a first down. Easton defensive players con- verge on a Warrior ball car- rier to check his forward mo- tion. 181 Halfback D. Russo (20) sprints through a huge hole opened by the Eagle line. EASTON 7 BEHRMAN 13 W.E. Opp. First Downs 5 9 Yards Rushing 75 63 Yards Passing 65 59 Total Offense 128 134 Passes Attem. 10 14 Passes Comp. 5 4 Passes Inter. 0 2 Punts 7 6 Punt Average 31 40 Yards Penalized 39 61 Fumbles Lost 2 1 182 An aggressive Eagle defensive player, R. Spindel (40) locks horns with a Behrman ball carrier, causing him to fumble seconds later. G. Pecquet, Eagle halfback (21) sweeps around the end. Warren Easton played its ’67 homecoming game against Behrman. This was a bitter battle between two closely-matched teams. In the first period Easton scored on a Behrman fumble which was recovered on their 19 yard line by Rusty Spindel. George Pecquet ran once to the 12 yard line and again for a touchdown, with Danny Russo running for the extra point. In the second period, Behrman managed to score, making it 7-7 for the half. Easton was again on a touchdown bent drive when a Bee tackier jarred the ball loose and went in for a touchdown. K. Sterling (12) quarterback keeps the ball on a quarterback option, gaining several yards on the down. 183 J. Orazio (10), Eagle safety, prepares to tackle a Chalmette runner. EASTON O CHALMETTE 46 With Chalmette being one of the top ranked teams Easton played, the Eagles had a difficult time getting their of- fense going. K. Sterling (12) fumbles the ball after he is caught behind the line of scrimmage. 184 A lone Eagle grabs at a Chalmette ball carrier as he speeds toward the end zone. First Downs W.E. 5 Opp. 17 Yards Passing 47 81 Yards Rushing 24 230 Total Offense 71 311 Passes Attem. 18 16 Passes Inter. 1 1 Punts 9 4 Yards Penalized 76 20 Fumbles Lost 1 1 Two Eagles pull down Chalmette's quarterback for an Owl loss. The Eagles overcame the Fortier Tarpons on Nov. 2, 1967, for the second win of Easton's season. Easton picked up points in the first two periods of the game, with Ken Sterling tallying for six points from the one-yard line. A two-point Safety was made in the second quarter making it 8-0 in favor of Easton at the half. This score remained unchanged in the third and fourth quarters. Two alert Eagles pounce on a Tarpon halfback. EASTON 8 FORTIER O A. Kinney (30), Easton fullback races downfield with R. Spindel (40) blocking from behind. 186 A Tarpon halfback gels hooked on the forty-yard line. First Downs W.E. Opp. 7 10 Yards Rushing 25 201 Yards Passing 59 1 Total Offense 84 202 Passes Attem. 18 9 Passes Comp. 8 1 Passes Inter. 2 2 Punts 1 3 Punt Average 33 213 Yards Penalized 25 115 Fumbles Lost 1 1 187 An eager Eagle looks for a hole in Fortier's defense. Eagle ball carrier D. Russo (20) fights off a single handhold, as K. Sterling (12) leads the blocking. EASTON O McDONOGH 6 A) A swarm of Eagle white shirts surround a Trojan halfback as they close in to crush a McDonogh power play. B) S. Diehl puts down a Trojan ball carrier with assistance from an unknown Ea le helper. C) R. Spindel puts his head into a Trojan. 188 W.E. Opp. First Downs 10 7 Yards Passing 30 35 Yards Rushing 156 105 Total Offense 186 100 Passes Attem. 6 8 Passes Comp. 4 6 Passes Inter. 0 0 Punts 3 4 Punt Average 37.5 34 Yards Penalized 35 20 Fumbles Lost 0 0 A. Kinney, Eagle fullback, puts his shoulder into several Trojan defenders in an attempt for yardage. A fired-up Easton defensive squad catches McDonogh unaware as S. Genovese (51) and an unknown player show Eagle spirit by jarring the ball loose. Head Coach William Cotten goes onto the field, as assistant coach Marty Comer and Eagle squad members look on during a tense moment early in the game. EASTON 6 WEST JEFF 46 Eagle kicking specialist D. Sullivan boots another high punt, one of many during this match. STATISTICS First Downs W.E. 5 Opp. 22 Yards Rushing 19 182 Yards Passing 86 350 Total Offense 105 532 Passes Attem. 13 23 Passes Comp. 4 11 Passes Inter. 3 0 Punts 8 2 Punt Average 34.5 25.5 Yards Penal iEed 55 67 Fumbles Lost 2 2 190 Warren Easton faced the Buccaneers of West Jefferson on Nov. 19. In a game in which they were clearly outplayed, Easton put out an admirable effort, managing to score during the first half. Midway in the second period Rene Dawson recovered a fumble at the Buc twenty-eight yard line. After an incomplete first down, Alan Rome hit John Rombach for the only Eagle score in the game. Several unidentified Eagles ride a West Jefferson ball carrier into the ground during the first period. An alert Easton punting team covers a high kick toward the end zone. L. to RRobert Stanley, Angel Ortiz, John Rombach, Pat Sens, George Speer, Wilbur Candebat, Charlie Ehrensing, Matthew Warren, Donald Clark, Alvin Sider, Martin Sylvia, Terry Joyner. 1968 VARSITY SQUAD Varsity Coach Greek” Athas points out the problem to Bobby Stanley, Terry Joyner, and Charlie Ehfensing. 193 VARSITY ACTION Leading Eagle scorer, Charlie Ehrensing, puts the ball against the backboard for another Easton score. Donald Clark leaps high over an opponent’s head to shoot. Bobby Stanley races down the court to score two more points. 194 Matthew Warren sinks a perfect lay-up shot, adding important points to the score. Terr ’ Joyner stares into space after be- ing fouled by a McDonough forward. 195 Alvin Sider looks for an open man downcourt. Bobby Stanley Wilbur Candebat Charlie Ehrensing ARS ITY Lloyd Wickboldt (Eagle Manager) 1 Alvin Sider George Speer Matthew Warren 199 Standing: L. to R.: Coach John Ruth, H. Hartley, P. Fontenot, R. Tucker, D. Dorsey, W. ney, E. Vitrano, S. Genovese, F. Gendusa, J. Bondio, I. Lacrouts. Francois, E. Jones. Kneeling: M. Whit- Frank Gendusa shoots from the foul line for one extra point. 200 JUNIOR VARSITY ACTION 20! An unidentified junior Eagle battles with a Trojan opponent for possession of the ball. SPRING SPORTS GIRL’S TRACK The 1968 Warren Easton Girls' Track Team got underway in late February. The girls, under the super- vision of Miss Mary Dumaine, their sponsor, worked out for track and field events, hopeful for a successful season. 203 JOHN PEFPENELLI Field (Shot-Discus) 204 RUSTY SPINDEL Field (Shot-Discus) BOYS’ TRACK DANNY FRICK Field (Shot-Discus) The 1968 Warren Easton Track Team MICHAEL FLYNN High and Low Hurdles DAVID BENELLI Low Hurdles TOMMY LYNN Mite The 1968 Warren Easton Track Team BASEBALL INFIELDERS JOSEPH BONDIO BASEBALL OUTFIELDERS THOMAS BRYAN I„ EDMUND VITRANO Coach John Ruth began the '68 spring baseball season on Feb. 23 with ten baseball enthusiasts. 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