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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1970 volume:

kT t m 4 . W i Mi xwiW Itlarrcn (faetnn tiiu,h $ rhtnil Xi'Ui (Orleans. Louisiana Hlrs. Jilciru Ui'tiii'nlu'inu'r 31 n HI omnricun bv MRS. LILIAN LEVY Immortality is eternal life achieved through one's good deeds. Now and forever Mary Leidenheimcr lives on in the hearts of those who w-ere privileged to know her. and her dedication to her role of guide and mentor Ever shall remain with the students and the faculty of Warren Easton Meaningful words, gestures, smiles, unselfish acts, Ordinary everyday incidents, half- forgotten, but deeply felt Revealed her enthusiasm for life, her love of people, and her inner peace of mind Inexplicable is the mystery of Life, And Death it is that crystallizes the impact, the beauty, the inspiration of a dear and treasured friend; for God has endowded us with a price- less gift, the gift of Memory' - that intangible and complex emo tion of mind and heart that comforts and consoles even while it evokes in us poignant recollections of happier days when a glowing human being like Mary' Leidcnheimer touched our lives and left an imprint - gentle, lasting, unforgettable. 8 Beit i rato it to s. Utltan lEobii but W. Mrs. IJISiffi Levy is ptitto-m a uui size have graduated from Warren Easton can us worked beyond the call of duty in educating many years, and the school has suffered an irrt well-earned and is well-merited. Good I.tick achievements as the many students who ?h§ has taught English at Warren Easton for upon her retirement. Your retirement has been 9 WrfXR E y S rSTOS SO YSH GH SCHOOL so.� . u £-jp- £Y£- PM. cawr. m L Sai-vtitow 'U- c r wa. 'c Y r£ ct WARREN EASTON HIGH SCHOOL The old Warren Easton High School was completed in 1913 and started its first session in September of that year. The above picture shows it upon completion. In the summer of 1952, Warren Easton High was renovated. This was to prepare for the admission of girls to Warren Easton. At this time there was another change also. Easton had its first woman principal. Miss Amy H. Hinrichs. To the students: I his year our yearbook has chosen to honor Old New Orleans,” one of the oldest cities in the United States. As youthful citizens of this great city, it will soon be your privilege and responsibility to vote and to participate in all aspects of urban living. There arc those critics who say cities are either dead or dying, and it will be your job to prove them in error. Certainly, if New Orleans is to survive, it must carefully maintain a delicate balance between the need for preserving the old charms for the tourists and the urgent need for better systems of transportation. We can- not live entirely in the past, and yet we dare not neglect it since the tourist trade is the second largest indus- try in the city. When this new decade ends, all of you will have completed your formal education and will have been long time members of an adult society. Whether it will be a good society will, in part, depend upon the individual efforts of each of you. Easton has been a part of Old New Orleans” for many decades, and it will continue to be a vital part of the community with your help. CC'7 15 A MESSAGE OF THANKFULNESS What a blessing it is to have an outlook toward the bright side of things! It is a sad thing to reflect that in a world so overflowing with goodness of smell, of fine sights and sweet sounds, we pass by and take little note of them. Speak approving and cheerful words and in so doing fill your lives with sweet- ness. It is so much more comfortable and rational to see what we have to be thankful for and to rejoice accordingly, than to cloud our vision with the lacks and shortcomings of others. Happy are they that possess the gift of thankfulness. Blessings may vary but the grateful heart will remain forever. 'O. 16 Assistant Principal jfcmdtu MRS. KATHRYN ANE Secretary MISS MARIAN CHAPATON Office Clerk MR GEORGE COMEAUX Counselor Glad something’s funny! MISS ANNA GRACE DANIELS Counselor 17 Jf a cultu MR L. BLANCHARD Mathematics Teacher MRS ROMA BORDELON Head of English Department Teacher of English MR LOUIS BOYD Economics Business Law Teacher Sponsor of Hi-Y ( MRS. F. BURKERT Mathematics Teacher MR STEPHEN COSTA MRS. SANDRA DUNNE Senior Sponsor Language Teacher English Teacher 18 Jfarultu MR. F. G. EBERLE Head of Science Department - Business Law and Chemistry' Teacher MR. HENRY ELLOIE Science Teacher Sponsor of Drill Team MRS. BARBARA FISHER D. E. Teacher 19 MISS GEORGIE GARRETT Chess Club, Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Science Teacher MR G. GRAF.FF Mechanical Drawing Shop Teacher MR RICHARD HAMILTON Mechanical Drawing Shop Teacher MRS. SHARON HANSFORD MRS. I.YNN HILLBURN English Teacher Student Council Sponsor - Mu Alpha Theta — Mathematics Teacher MISS ANNE JESTER Music Teacher 20 Jfantltu Alright, who took the worms? MRS. ALDRF.AMIA JORDON Mathematics Teacher Fed up with seniors. MR. ARTHUR KNIGHT Band Director MRS. LILLIAN LEVY English Teacher MISS LENA MANALE Business Education Teacher 21 jfciniltii MRS. ELLY MAE McCRIMMON F.B.L.A. Sponsor Business Education Teacher MRS. ELIZABETH McKinley FT.A. Sponsor English Teacher MR CARLO B. MONTALBANO Social Studies Teacher MRS. MARY D. MURTAGH Head of the Mathematics Department Mathematics Teacher Sponsor of Anchor Club Mu Alpha Theta MRS. BERTHA NF.LKIN Sponsor of Old Gold and Purple English Teacher MR THOMAS PLAUCHE Student Council Sponsor Social Studies Teacher 22 jfctrultir MRS. SANDRA POLLATT MISS PAMELA RICHARDS MRS. MIRIAM RUSK IN Sponsor F.T.A. Art and Language Teacher Social Studies D. E. Teacher 23 You’re kidding' Why do I always get the dirty work? jfarultu MR. JAY SCHLOTTE.RER Key Club Sponsor Business Teacher MRS. JEWEL SMITH Sponsor of Drama Club Speech Teacher MRS. RHONDA STECKLER English Teacher MR. RALPH STEELY Science Teacher MISS FAYE STRICKLAND Science Teacher 24 MRS. SALOME WESTBROOK Home Economics Teacher Sponsor of F.H.A. MR JOSEPH TURNER Teacher of Vocational Drafting and Sponsor of F.T.N.T. Mr. Turner says: Cameras are not as good as they used to be” jfotntltu MRS. MARILEE WAGUESPACK School Librarian Alright! So you quit 25 jfacultu MRS. MARTHA WINFRF.Y Mathematics Teacher MR. A. WHITFIELD Reading Teacher Close-ups. tell everything What do you mean English?” Jfarultu MISS SHIRLEY WOOD Sponsor of the Red Cross Business Teacher Can’t seem to find it! And-then what happened? MR. NICHOLAS ZGORZYNSKY Science Teacher jfrnm the nib entenjes the neln. $ teepeb in trabitinn. Xelu (Orleans is inbeeb a ritu nf rnntrasts. Che nib anb the nehi line sibe Inn sibe. Che nib tnill neher bie in this ritu. Cuban it lilies, breathes, anb the artinns nf (Orleanians as it has alluaus he sibe buj tis nuiberit influences j tutumt Cmtnctl The Student Council is a means by which all pupils may participate in and share the responsibili- ties of school activities. The representatives have meetings to discuss the issues that may come up during the year. The pupils help the representatives to make all the functions successful. Elections for Student Council officers are held each year at the close of the second semester. Representatives from each homeroom are chosen in September of each year, and Sophomore rep- resentatives are chosen at mid-year. The Student Council sponsors the identification cards, sock hops, and the Homecoming Dance. It also sponsors all the functions that may come up during the year. 30 'tuiu'nt Council AtUusnrs MR TOM PLAUCHE MRS LYNN HILLBURN STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS TERRY STUBBS. Jr Rep JUNE CRUMES. Sr. Rep MIKE ANDRY. Jr Rep. BEN SACLO. President TANYA HYMEL, Sr. Rep. ELAINE D’ANGELO. Secretary 31 rs.lnc £ rouRS NflKMATBK ' DEBORAH AHTEN Pep Squad; Red Cross, Vice Pres.; Powder Puff Football; F.B.L.A.; Flag Team, Capt.; Tri-Hi-Y ERNEST A1AVOLASITI Yearbook, Adv. Mgr.; Hunting and Fishing Club; Talent Show GERARD T. ALLEMAN F.B.L.A. 34 WILLIE AUSTIN Choir CHERYL BARRON Tri-Hi-V DEBBIE AUBYE Anchor Club; F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad, Co-Captain; Powder Puff Football LYNN PATRICE BARROW Mixed Chorus; Drama Club; Tal- ent Show; Opera Club THELMA BARRANCO Majorette; Powder Puff Football; C.O.E., Pres.; F.B.L.A.; Student Council; Chorus 35 ULYSSES WALTER BATES Art Club PATRICK BECK Boys’ Chorus; Red Cross; Mu Alpha Theta CHRIS BECKER Mu Alpha Theta; F.T.N.T. DALE BERNARD Drill Team; Mu Alpha Theta; Chess Club; F.T.N.T.; Boys’ State; Hi-Y; State Rally - Spanish 36 JOSEPH BONDIO Baseball; Basketball; Football; Eagle Staff RICHARD BOOVER CATHY BORDELON F.T.A.; Student Council; F.B.L.A.; Powder Puff Football KENNETH J. BORDELON D.E. ALFRED BOTET Key Club FARRELL BOWMAN F.T.N.T. DOREEN N. BOUFFARD Student Council; Anchor Club, Sr. Director; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross GAIL MARIE BOVIA Art Club FREDDY BRAUD D.E. 38 DEIDRE THYRA BRIDGEWATER Junior Achievement GLADDIS BRISCO BENNIE BROWN JUANITA MARIA BRYANT F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Red Cross CYNTHIA MARIE BUNN F.B.L.A.; J.A.; F.H.A. MARIO ANTHONY CALDERINI Red Cross; F.B.L.A.; Football; Track DAISY BURRELL Library Club;J.A.; D.E.; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y JAMES H. BUSCHER F.T.N.T. BRYAN CALICO Eagle Staff; L.M.E.A.; Mixed Choir; Talent Show; Hunting and Fishing Club CAROL CARTER Dramatics Club; F.T.A.; F.H.A., Library Club; D.E. 40 LINDA CHENIER Library Club; Student Council; Powder Puff Football; Track; Tal- ent Show; Pep Squad LINDA CLINE F.B.L.A.; C.O.E. RONALD CHAMBERLIN Basketball; Baseball CARLO CONIGLIO Band; L.M.E.A.; Dramatics Club; Industrial Arts; Baseball; Talent Show ANTHONY RICHARD CIPRIANO 41 ANTHONY COSENTINO HARRY J. CONNEL. JR Eagle Staff; Library Club; Hunting and Fishing Club; Track Team; Talent Show; Mixed Choir; L.M.E.A.; Industrial Arts Club 42 DIANE COWARD Choir HOWAED CRISLER Industrial Arts Club JUNE PATRICIA CRUMES Student Council; Dramatics Club; Opera Club; Library Club; Girls’ Glee; Mixed Choir; Bayon Girls’ State; Sr. Rep. LARRY CUPIT ELAINE D’ANGELO Flag Team, Capt.; Tri-Hi-Y; Dra- matics Club, Vice Pres.; Soph.-Jr. Play; F.T.A.; Pelican Girls’ State; Homecoming Queen; D.E. Style Show; Student Council, Sec. ROBERT DAVIS Homeroom Rep. 43 SHARON DICKET TOBINA DAVIS Future Teachers of America; Year- book Staff ’70; Talent Show; Girls’ Glee GERALD B. DeCORTE Red Cross; Yearbook JOHN DELCHAMPS Band; Stage Band; L.M.E.A. DANNA MARK DIAS Red Cross; Band DWIGHT DORSEY Football; Baseball; Mixed Chorus; Homecoming Court DONALD DUCOTE Red Cross; Mixed Choir; Key Club, Treas.; Anchor Club, Ensign; Eagle Staff; Hi-Y, Pres.; Track; Gymnastics; F.T.N.T.; Homecom- ing Court ROBERT DOUGLASS PATTI E DUBRET Pep Squad; Choir; C.O.E.; Student Council JOYCE DRIGHT Girls’ Glee; Mixed Chorus; Track and Field; Pep Squad 45 CAROL D VORAK Dance Committee; F.B.L.A. C.O.E.; BONNIE DUHE F.B.L.A.; F.T.A.; Library Club; Girls’ Glee; Pep Squad EUGENE DURNIN Key Club; Hi-Y; Bowling Team; F.T.N.T.; Student Council; Mu Alpha Theta SANDRA ESKIND Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Home- coming Court ELLEN EHRF.NSING 46 WENDY FASIC Student Council; Red Cross; Pow- der Puff Football; Anchor Club, Treas.; Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant at Arms; F.B.L.A. BRUCE J. FEIGLER Key Club; Student Council DAVID WAYNE FELKF.R Football 47 MICHAEL P. FOGARTY EILEEN FITZPATRICK Band; L.M.E.A. DENNIS MICHAEL FLYNN Red Cross; Student Council; Key Club, Vice Pres. LINDA FORD Library Club; Band; L.M.E.A.; F.T.A.; F.B.L.A. 48 PATRICK FONTENOT Basketball JOSEPH SHAW FORSTER Football, Captain; Key Club; Pow- der Puff Football, Coach; Yearbook Staff JULIA FOSS1NG F.B.L.A.; Red Cross; Art Club TYRONE FOUCHER Football; Ind. Arts Club; Basket- ball JACQUELINE FOWLER F.H.A. WALTER XAVIER FRANCOIS Basketball 49 PATRICIA GALLAGHER FRANK GENDUSA Football; Basketball; Baseball; Key Club; Sr. Class Pres.; Student Council; Anchor Club, Ensign; F.T.N.T.; Hi-Y; Red Cross; Year- book Staff; Mixed Choir; Mu Alpha Theta JERRY GALLAND D.E. ANGELA LEA GEORGE Red Cross; Student Council; Tri- Hi-Y, Pres.; Anchor Club; Old Gold and Purple; Key Club Sweetheart CHARLES L. GIANELLONI Industrial Arts Club; D.E. 50 QUINDOLYN GORDON Band; L.M.E.A.; Library Club; Dance Club; F.T.A.; Red Cross; Bayou Girls’ State; Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A.; Drama Club MARIA ANTONIETA GONZALES C.O.E.; F.B.L.A. MARY GOVERNALE D.E. JULIE GRAHAM EDGAR JOSEPH GREEN Boys’ Chorus A KIRK GREGORY Industrial Arts Club; D.E. EDYCE GRIFFIN Flag Team; Anchor Club; Tri- Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; Red Cross; Powder Puff Football; Sr. Play JOHN GUARNIERI Art Club; F.T.N.T. DEBBIE GUERINO Dance Committee; Art Club, Trcas.; Tri-Hi-Y; Jr. Class Treas.; Sr. Class Treas.; Cheerleader; Year- book Staff; Student Council Rep.; Homecoming Court 52 MELVIN HADLEY JR. D.E.; Science Club; Industrial Arts Club SHEDRICK CLARENCE HARRIS Band; Student Council, Rep.; L.M.E.A. - JAMES GUZMAN Art Club; Old Gold and Purple Staff LINDA ANN HAMPTON WINSTON HARRIS J.V. Baseball; F.T.N.T. 53 DON HEBERT F.T.N.T. ONEAL HARRISON Band; Ind. Arts Club; Basketball, Mgr.; Football. Mgr. THELMA HARTMAN F.H.A.; Pep Squad; Tri-Hi-Y; Powder Puff Football; Library Club; C.O.E.; Student Council; F B.L.A. PATRICIA HEBERT Red Cross; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Powder Puff Football; Talent Show HOWARD HF.LIS Key Club, Pres.; Mu Alpha Theta, Dist. Sec.; National Merit Semifi- nalist; Louisiana Boys’ State; Old Gold and Purple. Editor; Louisiana Literary Rally; Debate, Pres.; Stu- dent Council. Rep.; The Eagle. As- sistant Editor; Math and Chemistry Superlative; Chess Club; WYES TV Panel; Dramatics Club 54 DARLENE HENNESSEY F.B.L.A.; C.O.E., Vice Pres. CHARLES HERNANDEZ Band, Drum Major; L.M.E.A.; Stage Band DALE HOFFMANN BELINDA HERBERT ILEANA HERNANDEZ 1970 Eagle Staff, Editor; F.H.A., Officer; F.T.A.; Dramatics Club; Homemaking Award; History Award 55 CLARENCE HOLMES Student Council, Rep.; Science Club; Old Gold and Purple Staff RENE J. HONORE Band; L.M.E.A.; Football; Baseball TANYA HYMEL Band; L.M.E.A.; Louisiana Girls’ State; Anchor Club, Pres.; Key Club Sweetheart; Tri-Hi-Y; Stu- dent Council, Sr. Rep.; Old Gold and Purple Staff; Powder Puff Foot- ball; Art Club; Homecoming Court ALMONTINE HOGAN F.B.L.A.; Mixed Chorus; Student Council, Rep. DIANNE HOLBROOK Girls’ Glee; Choir; F.B.L.A.; Opera Club; C.O.E.; Old Gold and Purple Staff BRIAN JACKSON Chess Club; Science Club GILDA JACKSON Girls’ Glee; Mixed Chorus; Drill Team; Red Cross CURTIS W. HYNES French Club; International Club PATRICIA JAMES Girls’ Chorus; J.A. ERIC J. JACKSON Science Club 57 WILLIE JEFFERSON Band; L.M.E.A.. Basketball; Base- ball; Track EARL JONES JR. Basketball; Ind. Arts Club; Mixed Chorus; Boys’ Chorus; J.V. Base- ball; Mgr. Football LARRY J. JULIAN Boys’ Chorus 58 LINDA MAE KELLMAN F.T.A.; Anchor Club; D.E. BOBBY KING HELEN ANN KAFFENBERGER Art Club; Red Cross; F.B.L.A. STEPHANIE KNAPS Jr. Class Officer; Sr. Vice Pres.; Band, Secretary; L.M.E.A.; Tri- Hi-Y, Co-Chairman; Pelican Girls’ State; Powder Puff Football; Soph.-Jr. Play; Art Club; Old Gold and Purple Staff; Student Council THOMAS KERRY Chess Club. Pres.; Hi-Y Club; F.B.L.A.; Art Club; Key Club 59 Football; Band; Talent Show; Style Show IRVIN JAMES LACROUTS JR. Baseball; Hi-Y DEBBIE LANGLA Choir 60 CHRIS LA FOLLETTE Tri-Hi-Y Mi SAMUEL PRESTON LATHAM Eagle Yearbook Staff SUSAN LE BLANC Pep Squad; Red Cross; F.B.L.A.; C.O.E. STEPHEN LESSING Key Club; Hi-Y; Old Gold and Purple Staff; Prep Quiz Bowl; Chess Club MICHAEL LEWELLEN Industrial Arts Club; F.T.N.T. DIXIE LEE Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Art Club; Jr. Class Rep.; Red Cross, Rep.; Sr. Class Historian; Anchor Club; Pelican Girls’ State; Powder Puff Football 61 SANDRA M. LEWIS JOHN LEWIS Dramatics Club; Soph.-Jr. Play; J.V. Baseball; Key Club, Sec.; Hi-Y; Student Council; Old Gold and Purple; Homecoming Court ROMIE LEWIS D.E. Club; Library Club; F.B.L.A.; Drill Team KATHLEEN LUXICH Cheerleader, Capt.; Anchor Club; Key Club Sweetheart; Pep Squad; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross; Homecoming Court 62 DIANE LINKER Girls’ Choir DAVID B. McCLOSKEY Key Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Stu- dent Council; Old Gold and Purple Staff: Hi-Y; F.T.N.T.; Tennis Club PHILIP MARTIN Band I KAREN MARIE MAYE JIMMY McCORD J.V. Baseball; Hunting and Fishing Club; Industrial Arts Club ROY LESSEL McCRAY Drill Team; Red Cross 64 GERARD MEEHAN Stage Band; L.M.E.A. KATHY MEADOR Red Cross; Library Club; Style Show; Talent Show; Student Council, Rep.; Drill Team; Band; F.H.A. ELIZABETH MEYER C.O.E.; F.B.L.A. GREGORY MIGAUD J.V. Baseball PATRICIA ANN MEILLEUR 65 BEVERLY KAYE MILLER D.E.; Vocal Music; L.M.E.A.; Tal- ent Show: Style Show; Yearbook Staff JANETTE MITTELSTAEDT Band; L.M.E.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Opera Club; F.B.L.A. WAYNE MOORE Band; L.M.E.A. ADA FLOR MORAN 66 PAUL NAQUIN Band, Vice Pres.; L.M.E.A. BRENDA PANQUERNE C.O.E.; Opera Club; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A. TRIS PATELLA DEBORAH NEELY Anchor Club; Red Cross JOHN ORAZIO Football; Yearbook MARY PAYNE ANNA PENAGOS F.H.A.; Red Cross, Rep. HAYDEE PENAGOS F.H.A. SANDY PETERSON Pep Squad; F.B.L.A.; Red Cross; Student Council; Girls’ Glee DENVER PENNEY Gymnastics; Homecoming Court BELINDA PETRUSKA D.E.; F.B.LA. SHIRLEY PITCHER C.O.E.; F.B.LA. SANDRA PORTER Powder Puff Football; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. ANNIE PISCIOTTA F.H.A.; Pep Squad; Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross, Rep.; Library Club; Powder Puff Football; F.B.L.A.; C.O.E. KATHERINE A. PIERRE Library Club; F.B.L.A. I f THOMAS PORTER TONEY PUMILI A Band; Chess Club SHARON REDDING Flag Team; Pep Squad; Student Council; F.B.L.A.; Anchor Club; Tri-Hi-Y; D.E. Style Show; Old Gold and Purple DUNCAN QUAID Chess Club, Sec.; Hi-Y; La. Boys’ State; J.A.; Boys’ Chorus; Old Gold and Purple; Red Cross KENNETH PRITCHARD F.T.N.T. JANICE REI LING F.T.A.; Drama Club; Talent Show; Pep Squad JEAN RUSHING D.E.; Eagle Staff; Student Council, Rep. LEEANNA RENNIE Dramatics Club; Soph.-Jr. Play; Pep Squad; Flag Team; F.B.L.A. JANET RICHARD F.T.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Squad; F.B.L.A. KEITH M. ROHRBACKER Mu Alpha Theta; Student Council, Rep.; Dramatics Club BERNARDINO C. SACLO JR Key Club, Vice Pres.; Football, Captain; Track; Student Council, Pres.; Jr. Class Pres.; Talent Show JANICE LOUISE SALTZMANN JOSEPH SANCHEZ Soph.-Jr. Play; Dramatics Club; Senior Play; Speech Festival; Year- book Staff MILTON N. SANDER J.V. Baseball ANN MARIE SAYLES Powder Puff Football; F.B.L.A. 72 CHARLENE SCHOOLER Pep Squad; F.H.A.; Flag Team SCHERYL ANN SCORZA KENNY SCAL1SE Dramatics Club; Drill Team; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Festival LUCIE SEGESTA Pep Squad; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Red Cross DEBORAH SCHROEDER Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A., Sec.; F.T.A.; Pep Squad; Red Cross LEE SEXTON Dramatics Club, Pres.; Debate Club; Mixed Chorus; Senior Play; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Festival; Tal- ent Show; Speech, Dramatics, and Debate Superlative; State Rally JEANNE SIDEBOARD F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. GEORGE SHARTLE Drama Club; Speech Festival; Homeroom Rep.; Football; Old Gold and Purple Staff INI JOAN SIDEBOARD F.H.A.; Drill Team BRENDA SISSON Pep Squad; Girls’ Glee 74 SUZANNE SMITH Science Club; Pep Squad; F.B.L.A.; Powder Puff Football JAMES SMITH CARL SISSON Football; Drill Team; J.V. Basket- ball CONNIE STAMPLEY Drama Club HELEN A. SPICUZZA Anchor Club; Majorette; Powder Puff Football; F.T.A.; Mu Alpha Theta; F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Squad; Student Council; Old Gold and Purple Staff JAMES ST. JUNIORS Chess Club; Drill Team, Captain OUIDA STEADHAM Dramatics Club; Soph.-Jr. Play; Speech Festival; Tri-Hi-Y; Library Club; Tennis; Art Club BARBARA STERLING Red Cross; Student Council; Pep Squad; Flag Team; Key Club Sweetheart; F.H.A. DUDLEY SULLIVAN Football; Track: Basketball; Base- ball; Homeroom Rep. 76 MICHAEL STRAIN F.B.L.A.; Drill Team; Chess Club, T reas. CYNTHIA TATE Pep Squad; Girls’ Choir GWENDOLYN F. TATE Debate Club; Pep Squad; Jr. Class Vice-Prcs.; Bayou Girls’ State; Sr. Class Officer; Yearbook Staff; Stu- dent Council BRENDA TAYLOR Cheerleader; Pep Squad; Anchor Club; Powder Puff Football; Stu- dent Council; F.B.L.A. LYNNE THIBODAUX F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Dramatics Club; Student Council; Science Club, Sec.; Sweetheart Maid KENNETH TALLON 77 PAMELA THIBODEAUX Tri-Hi-Y; Anchor Club; F.H.A.; Art Club; Girls’ Choir WAYNE THIBODEAUX D.E. GARY THIGPEN JO ANNE THOMPSON F.H.A.; F B LA. LINDA THOMAS F.H.A. 78 KURT VAN KUREN D.E.; Mixed Chorus; Yearbook Staff ROBERT W. VEITH Key Club, Division IV Lt. Gov.; Hi-Y; Mu Alpha Theta; Student Council; Football, Mgr.; La. Boys’ State; Homecoming Court; Soph.- Jr. Play; Prep Quiz Bowl, Capt. DALE VERRET Flag Team; Pep Squad; Tri-Hi-Y; J.A.; F.T.A.; Art Club; Dramatics Club; Old Gold and Purple Staff PAUL J. VIGNES D.E. ESTHER BERNADETTE WADE Pep Squad; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. MATTHEW WARREN Football; Basketball; Industrial Arts Club; Track; Baseball MARLENE WALLACE F.T.A.; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Dramat- ics, Pep Squad; Red Cross; Tri- Hi-Y; Library Club ANN WATERMEIER D.E.; Yearbook Staff; Talent Show; Choir MARY ANN WASHINGTON Library Club; Pep Squad SANDY WEAVER Home Ec. Award; Red Cross; F.H.A. Pres.; Student Council Rep.; Junior Class Pres.; Tri-Hi-Y; Anchor Club; Key Club Sweet- heart; Sr. Class Sec. 81 DIANE WHITE JENNIFER WEBSTER TIMOTHY WEGMANN Old Gold and Purple Staff CYNTHIA WESTMORELAND C.O.E.; F.B.L.A. WILLIAM WESTMORELAND Red Cross ROBERT WHITE Football; Science Club LLOYD WICKBOLDT Key Club; Anchor Club Ensign; Student Council; Hi-Y; Old Gold and Purple Staff; Mu Alpha Theta; Red Cross; J.V. Baseball; Mixed Chorus BILLY WOOD ALICE RAE WOOLEY Library Club 83 SADIE ANN ZUMMO Pep Squad, Lt.; Red Cross Rep.; F.B.L.A.; Anchor Club; Flagtcam; Home Room Rep.; Powder Puff Football; Homecoming Court Maid BEVERLY ROY J§ enuir (£la«« (Offtms FRANK GENDUSA - PRESIDENT STEPHANIE KNAPS - VICE PRESIDENT SANDY WEAVER - SECRETARY DEBBIE GUERINO - TREASURER DIXIE LEE - HISTORIAN GWEN TATE - SR. REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR SPONSOR MRS. SALLY McCLANAGHAN SENIOR SPONSOR MR STEPHEN COSTA n 85 Sling Banco Smiling class officers pose for picture. The crowded floor gives evidence that our dance was a big success. Best year yet for the seniors. ante The Last Nickle. 90 Oh, no! Somehow I seem to have lost my gal. Arab emir j emnrs BRENDA PANQUERNE Cooperative Office Education J CARL SISSON Industrial Arts Menhir Araitomir ILEANA HERNANDEZ Home Economics Chemistry ROBERT VEITH Trigonometry JOHN LEWIS Business Law JUNE CRUMES Spanish FRANK GENDUSA Boys’ P.E. j 'eninr Acaiiemir J uiprlatUies LINDA FORD Band SHARON REDDING Vocal Music TONEY PUMILIA Band 3lleana ¥n'rnaniU'5 Most tUiketu to iSurreeti Jfrank (Sentmsa (ianua jmnel 98 Most School spirit oil 99 Boet por«nnaltti ilimu’ Hinki-r jfrank (!5cnbu«a IOO 102 i taeetheart of lUarron (fastan Carla Chibobau 103 J§ UuH'thcart Blattis ■ rit Math 4th Math |Jam (Ihibottcaux Hera ansrnm lith Math Bathu (Tmutur 3th Math (la rnl ill r (5 mi ern 104 JS'lueetheart Blattis 8th Hath Heberi � Hltller 7th Hath (TarnI Hlartin 9th Math 4liutn iHhiti' 1 Uth Math (Carol? Burnt? 105 Menhir ill til DEBBIE AHTF.N leaves her ability of collecting parking tickets to F J Vitrano ANGIE - leaves her name to George I. ESTER BOl T1LLEIR leaves his appearance to next seat’s BEST I.OOKING SENIOR GFRAI.D DECORTE leaves the greeting Hello Dick” to the echoing halls of Easton JOHN DELCHAMPS leaves a tops of the safest and quickest wav to get to the store DON Dl'COTF. wills his walking tane to the next senior grandpa WENDY FASK - leaves her roaring laughter to the once quiet halls of Easton JOE FORSTER leaves his unusual strut to next year's rough EAGLE guard FRANK GENDCSA leaves his stuky hands to Fete Fagot HOWARD HF.I.IS wills his hits and pieces to next sear’s layout artist HARI.IF. HERNANDEZ wills his drum nu|or's hat to the GOLDEN EAGLE BAND II. FANA HERNANDEZ wills her pits, pans and sewing machines to next sear's industrious senior TANYA HYMF.I leaves hcT |ob of painting the goal pisters to next seat's chccrlcading artist ( ANAL STREET JOE wills his football experiences to Easton's trophy case DIXIE LEE leaves the best of luck to the Seniors of '71 JOFfN LEWIS leaves his gvmnastic ability to the amateur C.reg lewis DIANE LINKER and BRliNDA TAYLOR will their lieight to a growing sophomore KATHY Ll'XICH leaves her “BIG O” to anyone who wants it JOHN ORA .IO leaves his mischievous wavs to a mischievous |umot KEN PRIT HARD leaves his talent of escaping trouble to the sneakiest Senior of 71 TONY PI'MILIA leaves his clarinet to Room 400 SFfARON REDDINCi - wills her quiet and simple smile to the gitls on next sear's Flagtcam BENNY SACLO - leaves his number 2 to the poudest EAGLE of next sear CHARLENE S HOOLER leaves her talent of tving up the phone to the next talkative senior LEE SEXTON leaves his dramatic personality to anv junior who wishes it HELEN SPK I ZZA - leaves her baton and Nxits to next sear's majorettes DUDLEY SULLIVAN leaves his white shoes and flared pants to the next mix! senior BOBBY VEITH - leaves his satirical wit to next sear's Prep Qui Bowl Cap SANDY EAVER wills all her problems and troubles to the next Secretary of the Senior ( lass TIMOTFfY WF.GMANN leaves his advice on how to get along with the teachers to the on-coming seniors LLOYD X K KBOLDT wills his nickname NX ickie to the girls of Easton SADIE 7X MMO leaves her swelling feet to the gills in the parades next year . Junior Officers JUNIOR OFFICERS JOE HUNTER - Representative JOE DeSALVO - President CAROLE DUCOTE — Vice President TERRY CAMARDI — Secretary STEPHANIE HORN — Treasurer VICKY KENT - Representative 107 Shelia Alford Geraldine Alfred Michael Andry Wilbert Alix Alex Athas Stanley Aultmann Lana Averna Cecelia Baptiste Dennis Babin 108 Undra Barley Stephen Baxter Terry Beyers Ann Bondio Dane Bonnet Bruce Barry Patsy Baughman Mary Ellen Boehm Susan Boehm Barbara Blache Glenda Boudreaux Jose Brocato Rena Broussard Clyde Brown Kathryn Byron Terry Camardi Janice Caminita Larry Campbell Manuel Canto Thelma Carson Roy Carubba Maria Casanova Brent Cerny Brian Cerny Elizabeth Ann Chetta Michael Collura Kathy Conner Marcel Courtiade Daniel Curole III Donna Daigle Joseph Di Salvo Faye Doclar Eddie Dowling Carole Ducote Connie Dunn Susan Dupree 112 David Fitzmorris Alvina Eberhardt Chcsley Ellis Pete Fagot ■ Jimmie Farrell Fay Fiorello kJ Mary Ann Dupuy Carol Duroll Linda Ebeyer Patsy Ebeyer Melissa Fleming Jo Ann Fontenot Joan Fortenberry Debbie Foster John Freeman Keith Fremin Sharon Frilot Belinda Funck Eddie Gai Robert Gauthier Betty Geiling Joe Gendusa Isaac Gibbs Rickie Gilbert Virginia Giovingo Gary Giuffre Donna Gonzales Shelby Grosz 115 Arlendra Grover Debbie Guidry Patricia Hampton Felix Hanemann Vera Hanson William Harwell Warren Hastings Wanda Haynes Charles Herman April Hilliard 116 Lucille Hogan Sandra Holcomb Sherri Holmomb Janis Honses Joe Hunter Mary Lee Hunter Stephanie Horn Mary Hutcherson Terry Huth 117 Martha C. Iglesias Susan Illg Florence Jackson Nancy Jarrell Althea Jolly James Jolly Steve Johnson Ralph Juneau Michael Kearney Vicky Kent Kathy King 118 Sharon Lafon Sandra La Martiniere Claudette La Riviere Debra Ann Lavalais Melanie Leonard Patricia Letellier 119 Larry Liglufoot Rose Lopinto Sally Louviere Norma Jean Mabon Lenel Macaluso Shirley Magee Alexander Maillho Mona Maldonado Mildred Maley Sheryl Manning Bill Margiota 120 Robert McMahon Dave Meyers 121 Willis J. Montz Pamela Moore Jack Moppert Marta Morey Debbie Moses I Sandra Mosley Michael Mourra Jeanette Murphy Gordon Nunes Maureen O’Connor Cheryl Renfroe Suzanne Rhodes Pam Ricard 123 Cindy Rieffel Frank Romano Anna Ronsonctte Pamela Roselli Darlene Russo Michelle Saladino Vincent Salvage 124 Antoine Scmira Edward Smith Eugenia Smith Maude Smith Cleo Snyder Mike Soltis Eddie Sheppard Jules Simeon Lauren Singer Bryan Smith Michele Souchon Raphael Theresin Carla Thibodaux Steve Thomas 126 Edmond Vitrano Cheryl Wagner 127 Melissa Wallace Paul Watson Sheila West Cynthia White John White Pat White Emma Lee Williams David Wilson Diana Zatarain 128 4 unuirs Marleen Marcottc Shirley Zimmerman I’m stuck! Key Club Wheel hard at work. Maria Casanova Some artistic work done by cheerleaders. i uiphtmuires 131 j§uiphmtum'3 Debra Arms Deborah Athas Sandra Beaver Terry Beaver Richard Beck Gayle Beeson James Baisden Sharon Bencaz Daniel Benelli Dianne Beninatc 132 John Bondio Marilyn Bordelon Paulette Blangc Paula Bonnet Patricia Burns James Broussard Ruth Brown Marjorie Boudreaux Rene Boudreaux Mary Boylan 133 j flplumuire Toni Chabaud Robert Chalottc Charles Chandler j nphonmres Sally Church Eddie Clark Lloyd Clark Barbara Clay Dianne Clement Carol Clements Vilma Cordan 4« David Clesi Judy Clements Karen Collura 135 Debra Couch Kaye Doclar j 'npluinuires Yolanda Crawford Edith De Bram Karl De Luca Paul De Silvey Rose De Silvey Marc Docusen Joel Dominick 137 j nphtinuiree Wendy Ferrer Debbie Fischer Rhonda Fleming Bernard Gauthier Martha Garcia Brian Gauthier Steve Gendusa j nphintuires Susie Governale Ronald Greatrcx Jamie Guillory Ann Grisinger Melvin Harmon A. J. Henderson Wayne Hilliard Jennifer Hayes Ivey Hampton Denise Hanscomb t 139 ;5s tfphnnuin?e i nphnnuircB Sandra La Borde Donna Lambert Irwin Langhoff Laura Lawrence Mari rose Lcclerc Ricky Ledet Gail La Borde Michael Lcclerc Cynthia La Cour Rose Lee •Snphnmnrt's iSnpho mores 143 jSuphnnuiri's Wesley Morris Harry Nelson Patricia O’Brien Lew O’Harris Terrance O’Neil Nancy Ortiz Rose Muller Sharon Orrcll 144 i npluittuires Fay Palmer Sharlene Penney Sheila Pittman s' Alfred Peralta Larry Porche Ronnie Powell Rodney Praetorius Danny Prats Denise Prejean Anthony Previte 145 Joe Previtc Pam Rohrbachcr Randy Rivas Patricia Royal Gail Ruppert Oria Rushing Linda Robbins Michael Ronsonette Randy Rovira Una Roy V Mi 'tiplumum’s Elden Sherman Lois Shaffer Lynn Simon Suzanne Smith Patsy Sasnett Valicia Sampson Gwendolyn Sanders Melanie San Filli ppo Pamela Sasnett Betty Jo Spiers Susan Sterling Faye Stewart Robert Tassin •Snylunmires 149 Roxanne Daigle Snjjhmtuiri's Carolyn Wharton Steve Willement Martin Woodruff Rayetta Zoulek Eugene Curolc Lisa Dantonia Jan Decker Robert Wegmann Angelique Dcjean Patricia Gassen Jacqueline Culp • • I - —... din’ ijearbmik -Staff 1st Row: Raquel Martinez, Ilcana Hernandez. Tobina Davis. Gwen Tate. Michele Souchon, Rena Broussard. Ann Watermcier, Beverly Miller. Maureen Murphy, Debbie Moses. 2nd Row: Bryan Calico. Ernest Aiavolasiti. Clco Snvdcr. Donald Ducote, Debbie Gucrino. Cheryl Taravella. Gerald De Corte. Frank Gendusa. Howard Helis, Joe Forster. Harry Connell, and Brenda Taylor. ERNEST AIAVOLASITI Business Manager I LEAN A HERNANDEZ Editor HOWARD HELIS Managing Editor 156 1st Row: Donald Du core, David McCloskcy, John Lewis, Lloyd Wickboldt, Robert Vcith. 2nd Row: Sonia Williams. Diane Holbrok. Rhonda Fleming. Debbie Moses, Kitty Wolbrecht. Caroline McGovern, Debbie Softly, limmic Farrell, Diane Zatarain, Tern.' Stubbs. Elaine D Angelo. Connie Dunn. Mrs. Nelkin 3rd Row: Dorothy Evans. Stephanie Knaps, Tanya Hymel. Helen Spicuzza. Angie George. F.dycc Griffin. Dale Verret, Sharon Redding. Loretta Darbonne. Sharon Lafon. Mary' Boylan, Patti McCord. 4th Row: Clarence Holmes, Len Harris. I veil Romas. Clco Snyder. Michele Souchon. Lauren Singer. James Guzman. Duncan Quaid. Howard Helis. Paul Watson. Stephen I-essing 0)li O') o I it anti purple David McCloskcy, Stephen Lessing. John Lewis. Howard Helis. Duncan Quaid. Robert Veith. 156 jFlcujtoam DEBBIE AHTEN - Captain ELAINE D ANGELO - Captain Year after year Easton’s Flagtcam has represented the school in numerous functions. The team brings honor to Easton for its performances in Pep Rallies, Half-Time shows, and Mardi Gras Parades. Every year they represent Easton in twirling contests in Beau- mont, Texas. They have won first place in all events they have in tested. Connie Dunn. Terry Camardi. Jimmie Farrell. Carol VanDalcn, Lcanna Rennie, Stephanie Horn, Sheryl Manning, Edycc Griffin. Sharon Redding, Melissa Flem- ing. Virginia Giovingo, Sadie Zummo. Substitutes: Melanie Leonard, Terry Stubbs. Janis Honses, Lorraine Hilliard, Dale Verret. 157 HUunretU's In their new purple and gold uniforms Majorettes add glamour and color to pep rallies, halftime shows and Mardi Gras parades. The 1969-1970 members of the Majorettes are: Charmaine Poticr Faye Doclar Lana Averna Sharon Lafon, Captain Diana Zatarain Josie Coniglio Loretta Darbonne 158 SHARON LAFON Sharon Lafon, 2nd year Captain of the Majorettes, has won numerous awards. Some of the titles she now holds are: La. State Grand Champion, L.M.E.A. Grand Champion, Miss Majorette of Southeast La., Miss Greater New Orleans Cham- pion, N.O.A.C. Top Performer, Miss Majorette of the Gold Coast, Gold Coast Grand Champion, and others. 159 (£hi’erleatier« MISS MARY DUMAINE Sponsor SHARON FRI LOT DENNIS FLYNN VICKIE KENT Debbie Guerino. Vickie Kent. Tanya Hymel, Kathy Luxich. Sharon Frilot, Sandra Eskind. Brenda Taylor. 160 ill'll (Truss 1st Row: Roy McCray. Gerald DcCortc, Percy Peters. Clarence Brooks. Michael Laviolette. Pat Beck. Dana Diaz. Dennis Flynn, Frank Gendusa. Lloyd Wickboldt. Vincent Salvage, Mike Whitney, James Broussard, Conan Hall. 2nd Row: Quindolyn Gordon. Miss Shirley G. Wood. Sponsor; Patsy Baughman, Marta Morey. Rayette Zoulct, Camille Davis, Sandy Peterson, Sandy Weaver, Mary Elian Boehm, Michele Souchon, Edyce Griffcn. Anna Pena gos, Jimmie Iarrcll. ird Row: Debbie Ahtcn, Terry Stubbs, Marlene Wallace. Debbie Athas, Juanita Bryant, Rose Lopinto, Lana Averna, Lucy Segesta. Anna Pischiotta, Barbara Han- son, Paula Bonnet. Doreen Bouffard, Sandra Vallee. Doreen Bouffard, Mary Ellen Boehm, Sandra Peterson, Debbie Ahten, Sandra Weaver. Positions Held: Pres.. Sandra Peterson; Vice Pres.. Debbie Ahtcn. Scrgcant-at-Arms, Mary Ellen Boehm; Sec., Sandra Weaver; Trcas.. Doreen Bouffard. Back Row: Don Ducotc. Mike Andry. Steve Lessing, Robert Veith. Dennis Flynn, David McCloskcy, John Lewis. Mike Collura. Second Row: Dan Curole, Eu- gene Durnin. Mike Whitney. Lloyd Wickboldt, Peter Fagot, Keith Fremin, Alex Athas, E. J. Vitrano, Frank Gendusa, A. J. Scmira, Ben Saclo. Seated: How- ard Helis. Re Bondio, Carole Ducotc, Kathy Luxich, Angie George, Mr. Schlottcrcr. ffieu Club KEY CLUB IS A SERVICE CLUB FOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SPONSORED BY KIWANIS IN- TERNATIONAL DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP AND CHARACTER. THIS IS ACHIEVED THROUGH PERFORMING MANY WORTHY PROJECTS AIMED AT MEETING SCHOOL, COMMUNITY, AND PERSONAL NEEDS. OFFICERS: John Lewis, Secretary; Howard Helis, Pres.; Mike Collura. Jr. Dir; Robert Veith. Lieutenant Gover- nor, New Orleans Area; Mr. Schlottcrcr, Sponsor; Ben Saclo, Sr Dir.; Dennis Flynn, Veep; Donald Ducotc, Trcas. 162 An clui r (Dub 1st: Donald Ducotc, John Lewis, Ensigns. 2nd: Dan Curolc, Lloyd Wick- boldt. Ensigns. Patsy Baughman. Sharon Redding, Helen Spicuzza, Debbie Aubye. Tanya Hymcl, Edycc Griffin. Wendy Fasic. Kathy Luxich, Benny Saclo, Frank Gendusa. Ensigns. Mrs. Man Murtagh, Sponsor ird: Dixit- Lee. Connie Dunn. Sharon Lafon, Angie George, Doreen Bouffard, Carol McGovern. Brenda Taylor. Lana Averna. Sadie Zummo, Sandy Weaver, Vicky Kent. Terry Blache. ANCHOR CLUB OFFICERS: Kneeling: Directors: Sadie Zummo. Doreen Bouffard. Vickie Kent. Standing: Lana Averna, Secretary; Tanya Hymcl, Pres.; Mrs Murtagh, Sponsor. Helen Spicuzza, Vice-Pres.. Wendy Fasic. Treas. I Jf.tj.A. Kneeling: Pamela Thibodeaux, Michelle Saladino. Lucy Segesta. Donna Daigle. Jackie Culp. Vera Hanson, Debra Jones, Denise Hanscomb. Seated: Sherry Magee. Barbara Hanson. Haydcc Pcnagos. Raqucl Martinez, Debra Lavalais, Andre Davis, Belinda Funck, Rosalie Mclan, Nancy McKinley, Suzanne Rhodes. Standing: Helen Spiguzza. Raycttc Zoulet, Sheila Alford. JoAnn Fonteberrv, Carla Thitxxlcaux. Marlccn Wallace, Anna Pcnagos, Patsy Baughman, Gail LaBordc, Lynn Simon, Charmaine Porticr. Lvnnc Thibodeaux, Sandy Weaver, Dixie Lee, Suzette Mcquct. Back Row: Mrs. Salome Westbrook. Sponsor; Mrs. Yvette Rothacrmcl, Jenny Lee, Ileana Hernandez. 164 JF.C.A. Miss Pollae, Sponsor; Lynne Thibodeaux, Historian; Marlene Wallace. See.. Carol McGovern, Treas.. Pam Rossclli. Vice Pres.; Marcia Torstenson, Pres.; Mrs. McKinley. Sponsor. 1st Row: Lois Shaffer. Pat Baughman, Althea Jolly, Suzanne Mcquet, Sandra Beaver, Lynn Thibodeaux, Debbie Moses. Lucille Hogan. Janis Honses. Ann Fernandez. Jo Ann Fortenberry, Sheila Alfred. Patti McCord. Cheryl Renfroe, Marcia Torstenson, Mrs. McKinley. Miss Pollatt 2nd Row: Janice Reiling, Pamela Rosselli. Debbie Schroeder. Jackie Culp, Mary Boylan, Lucy Segesta. Cindy Ricffel, Loretta Darbonne, Sharon Lafon, Diana Zatarain, Carol McGovern, Sharon Orrcll, Juanita Bryant. Linda Ford. Linda Kellman, Quindolyn Gordon, Susan Lcitz, Marlene Wallace. (Ou'«0 (flub Standing: Iony Pumila, Michael Strain. Duncan Quaid. James St. Juniors, Mike Laviolctte, Gary GiutTre. Andrew Kovacs, Kitty Wolbrccht, Mike Lynn, Barbara (.lay, Alfred Piralta. Howard Hclis. Seated: Edward Smith. Debbie Moses, Dale Bernard. 166 Dale Bernard, Mike Strain. Duncan Quaid, Miss Garret. Sponsor. tlrama (flub 1st Row: Kenny Scalisc, Keith Robrbacher, Janice Rciling, Dale Verret, Ouida Stcadham, Joan Fortenberry, June Crumes, Illeana Hernandez, Carla Thibo- deaux, Butch Shartle, Bert Scalisc, Lee Sexton. Paul Watson. 2nd Row: Mary Bovlan, Jackie Culp, Fran Warren, Raejuel Martinez, Janice Caminita, Rhonda Flemming, Cheryl Taravella, Kitty Wolbrect. Carol McGovern. Suzanne Metjuet, Marcia Torstenson. Burt Scalisc. Pari . Carla Thibodeaux, Treas ; Marcia Torstenson, Sec . Kenny Scalisc. Vice Pres , Lee Sexton, Pres.; George Shartle, Stage Manager 167 1st Row: Gail Fit morris, Sandy Lamartinicrc, Sharon Redding, Maria Caso- nova. Chris LaFolletCC, Patsy Baughman 2nd Row: Lois Shaffer, Sandy Weaver. Debbie Couch. Cheryl Wagner, Marlene Wallace. Ann Fernandez. Pam Brassettc, Tanya Hymel, Missy Fleming, Carole Ducote. Terry’ Stubbs. Jimmie Farrell. Wendy Fasic, Helen Spicuzza, Loretta Darbonne. Lorraine Hilliard. Mary Bovlan, Terry Blache, Patti McCord, Dixie Lee. Edyce Grif- fin. ird Row: Pat Lctcllicr, Elaine D’Angelo, Lynn Vicknair, Carol Cle- ments, Debbie Athas, Roxanne Daigle, Paula Bonnet, Angie George, Pam Thibodeaux, Lisa Dantonio. Debbie Ahten. Terry Camardi. Stef Horn. Diana Zatarain, Connie Dunn. Stef Knaps, Sharon Frilot. Vicky Kent. Sharon Lafon. Debbie Schroder. Dale Verret. Janis Honscs. Judy Clements. Terry Blache. Vice Pres ; Angie George. Pres.. Maria Casonova, Sec.; Dixie Lee, Chaplain, Wendy Fasic. Sgt.-at-Arms, Stef Knaps, Treasurer. 168 Standing: David McCloskcy, John Lewis, Dale Bernard, Frank Gendusa. Mario Calderini, Robert Vcith. Lloyd Wickboldt, Peter Fagot. Mike Whitney, Mr. Boyd. Sponsor. Kneeling: Don Ducote, Howard Helis, Duncan Quaid. Stephen Lessing, Eugene Durnin. Mike Andry. David McCloskcy, Chap.; Mike Andry, Vice Pres.; Don Ducote, Pres.; Mr. Boyd. Sponsor; John Lewis. Sec.; Lloyd Wickboldt. Trcas.; Peter Fagot. Sergeant-at-Arms. Jf.SJI.A. Kneeling: Joe Forster. Mario Calderini. lit Row: Carol Dvorack. Shirley Pitcher. Maria Gonzales. Joan Sideboard. Cynthia Bunn. Ann Savles. Linda Cline. Sandy Peterson. Debbie Aubye. Susan LcBlanc, Wendy Fasic, Sharon Redding. Thelma Hartman. Diane Holbrok. 2nd Row: Brenda Pancjuernc. Darlene Hennessv. Cynthia Westmoreland. Catherine Pierre. Susan Boehm, Beverly Roy, Debbie Guerino. Brenda Taylor. Doreen BoufYard, Debbie Ahten. Sadie Zummo. Pattie Dubret, Thelma Barranco. Bonnie Duhe, Anna Pisciotta. Drill (loam 1st Row: Dale Bernard, Ronald Duzac, David Arj� us, Alfred Piralra. Jerry Addisin, James Broussard. 2nd Row: I veil Romas, Kenny Scaiise, Kent Stamplcy, Gilda Jackson. Camille Davis, Ella Jackson. Roy McCray. Jimmy Huxen, James St Juniors. Dale Bernard. Treasurer; Ivcll Romas, Co-Captain; Mr Elloic. Sponsor; James St Juniors, Captain; Kent Stamplcy. Sccre- tan . 171 PELICAN GIRLS’ STATE: Elaine D'Angelo. Claiborn City. Public Commissioner to the Par- ish; Tanya Hvmcl, Morehouse City, Supreme Court Justice; Dixie Lee, Washington City. Commissioner of Public Health; Sandy Weaver. Lincoln City. Sec- retary ol the Police Jury; Stephanie Knapps. Tensas City. President of the Police Jury. Angie George. Jefferson City, House of Represen- tatives. BAYOU GIRLS STATE: Gwen- dolyn Tate. State Comptroller. Na- tionalist Party; June Crumcs. Cor- oner. Bienville Parish; Quindolvn Gordon. State Treasurer. Nation- alist Party. 172 LOUISIANA BOYS' STATE: Kneeling: Duncan Quaid, Acadia City, City Attorney; Stephen Lessing, Iberia City. Commissioner of Finance. Standing: Howard Helis, Beauregard City. City Attorney; Dale Bernard, Avoyelles City, City Defense Attorney; Roy McCray. Bayou Boys' State; John Lewis, Jefferson City, City Judge; Robert Vcith, Calcasieu City, House of Representatives. The American Legion sponsors Louisiana Boys’ and Girls’ States in Baton Rouge for outstanding citizens in the junior class. Pelican Boys’ and Pelican Girls' are on the L.S.U. campus while Bayou Girls’ and Bayou Boys’ are on the Southern University grounds. The objectives of the program are to educate youth in the duties and responsibilities of American cit- izenship and to train him in the practical mechanics of government. A mythical 51st state is patterned after the Constitution and statutes of Louisiana. Citizens organize their own city, parish, and state governments. They choose their own officials with regular election procedures. They learn the duties of the various local and state offices. They introduce and argue their own bills in a legislature. Justice is administered by their own law enforcement agencies and courts. The eight day program demonstrates how democratic government is just what a citizen makes it as he learns while doing.” 173 Iflu Alpha (Ihota MU ALPHA THETA: Mrs. Hillburn, Sponsor; Eugene Durnin, Chris Becker. Mike Whitney. Terry Blache, Dale Bernard, Helen Spicuzza, How- ard Helis. Angie George. Frank Gendusa, Lloyd Wickboldt, David McCloskev, Keith Rohrbachcr, Mr Blanchard, Sponsor Mu Alpha Theta, the national high school and junior college mathematics club, was organized in 1957 by the cooperative efforts of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, The Mathematical Association of America and Pi Mu Epsilon, National Collegiate Honor Society in Mathematics. The object of Mu Alpha Theta is to bring together students, teachers and speakers with a knowledge and love of mathematics, and to inspire students to really want to pursue mathematics, beyond the requirements of the classroom. 174 OFFICERS: Terry Blache. David McCloskev, Angie George. Art (flub Bottom Row: Melvin Lee, Gail Bovia, Lauren Singer, Debbie Guerino, Claudia Schlumbrccht, Ouida Stead ham, Dixie Lee. Helen Kaffenberger, Fam Thibo- deaux, Mrs. McClanahan, Sponsor. Top Row: Richard Julian, Ulysses Bates, Paul DeSilvev. James Guzman, Willie Harwell. Denver Penny, Brent Cerny, John Guanicri, Philip Marino. 175 Helen Kaffenberger, Debbie Guerino, Mrs. McClanahan, Denver Penny. Lauren Singer 05iris (fhunts 1st Row: Rose Lopinto. Pamela Thibodeaux, Diane Coward, Joan White, Antoinette De Caro, Cindy Rickoll, Patsy McClain, Ivy Hampton, Ann Bondio, Susan Boehm, Marilyn Bordelon, Judy Clements. 2nd Row: Vera Hansen, Laura Lawcrcncc, Gwendolyn Wilson. Linda Hampton, Faye Stewart, Cynthia La- Cour, Patricia, Linda Robbins, Sharon Frilot, Bonnie Duhe, Norma Mabon, Sherri Holcomb. 3rd Row: Deloras Young, Diane White, Helen Green, Cynthia Tate, Geraldine Alfred, Tobina Davis, Mary Jackson. Patsy Burns. Pam Bassett. Wyettc Robinson, Lee Anna Rennie, Diane Herbert. 176 From Front o Ruck: Philip Russel, Richard Julian. Jerry Addison. Joe Gendusa. Joseph Jackson. Ricky Tamburo.Joel Dominick. Patrick Herron. Ronald Greatrex, Earl Jones, Irvin Scott. Romie Lewis. John Dubois, Raymond Roger. James Broussard, Timothy Williams. Anthony Cooper, Faxton Thurman, Edgar Green, Patrick Beck, Terry O'Neal, Larry Julian, Raymond Stewart, Kent Stampley. Duncan Quaid, Rafael Therisin, Max Docuscn, Eddie Cotton. Rou 1: Dwight Dorsey. Sandra LcGucncc, Joyce Dright. Lloyd Wickboldt. Frank Gendusa. June Grumes, Earl Jones. Deborah Langla, Connie Stampley. Matthew Warren, Cynthia White, Willie Austin. Row 2: Lynn Barrow. Donald Ducote, Clco Snyder. Clarence Brooks. Terry Camardi, Pamela Ricard. Eric Jones. Gilda Jackson, Almontine Hogan. Deborah Jackson, Lee Sexton. 177 WOODWIND SECTION: in Row: Keith Fremin, Cindy Rciffel, Tony Previte, Mary Boylan, Sharon Litton. Linda Ford. Tanya Hymcl. 2nd Row: Michael Marcortc. Jim Fa- zande. Stanley Michel, Willie Jefferson. Ai- lccn Fitzipatrick, James Smitt. Janctre Millel- stadt. irj Row: Stephanie Knaps, Toney Pum- ili. Brian Toval. Philip Martin. Conan Hall, Shedrick Harris. Oneal Harrison. 4th Row: James Brown, Larry Porche. Raymond Bow- man. Louie Philip. Estovon Carter. Martin Fortner. (llu' dmliien i BRASS SECTION: 1st Row: Wesley Morris, Andrew Kovacs, P.ui! Naquin, Frank Griego, Charles Chandler. Eddie Dowling. John Del- champs. Michael Marzial. John Grosse, Eldcn Sherman. 2nd Row: Edward Mitchell, Rene Honore. Edward Gai, Lloyd Clark, Clyde Brown, Gary' Gougis, Harry- Nelson. 3rd Row: Brent Armand, La wrenceTuckerson, Clem- on t Dapermont. Roscoc Wright, Howard Heno, Howard Crisler, Lawrence Jones. 4th Row: Charles Hernandez. (Saule M cl It ft PERCUSSION SECTION Patricia Mitchell. Larry Campbell. Carlo Conigli. Jerry Meehan. Wayne Moore. Bert Scalise, Steve Thomas. Alvis West. Quindolvn Gordon 180 BAND OFFICERS: Paul Naquin. Stephanie Knaps. Charles Hernandez. Sharon Lafon. Lawrancc Jones. |P|H 181 ou:. 1st Row: Brenda Panqucrnc. 2nd Row: f L. to R.j Elizabeth Meyers. Thelma Hartman, Carol D'Vorak, Annie Pisciotta. Darlene Hennessey. Marie Gonzales. Shirks Pitcher rd Row: Dianne Holbrook. Linda Cline. Thelma Barranco. Susan LeBlanc. Patti Dubret, Cindy Westmoreland. Cooperative Office Education is a program which prepares the student for a career in an office by bridging the gap between the classroom theory and the actual performance. The student attends school in the mornings and spends the afternoons in an office gain- ing work experience. To enter this program, a student must be a Senior, at least 16 years of age, and must need no more than four units of credit for graduation. He must have completed one year of typewriting and one year of shorthand and or bookkeeping. He must be neat in ap- pearance, have a pleasant personality, be a good student and be reg- ular in his school attendance. 182 DRAWING 183 Standing: J. W. Turner. K Pritchard. M Lcwellen.J. Buschcr, W Dorsey. M. McClure. J. Sanders. D. Phillips. W. Harris. F. Bowman. D. Bernard. D. McCloskey, B Machccz, K Rohrbackcr. Sitting: L. Turks. P. Herron. P Ball. J Guarnieri. D. Thornton, C. Becker. J. Lafar. W Mont . H. Durning. VOCATIONAL FUTURE TEACHERS NT TECHNICIANS T.N.T. CLUB BASIC TRAINING FOR FUTURE ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, VOCATIONAL TEACHERS TERMINAL ---------- ------ TRAINING FOR DRAFTSMEN AND ALLIED TECHNICIANS DRAFTING T.N.T. CLUB OFFICERS Secretary - DALE BERNARD President - DAVID McCLOSKEY Advisor - JOS. W. TURNER Treasurer - MIKE lEWELLAN Vice-President - JAMES BUSCHER Historian - CHRIS BECKER Distributive Education is an on the job” training pro- gram wherein the students receive the theory in the class- room and the actual training on the job. It includes retail, wholesale, and service operations. Whereas Distributive- Education is a terminal program, it is also transitional in nature. Many Distributive Education students continue this program at the college level particularly in the field of Business Administration. Bistributhic (fiuiratinn lit Row: Louis Whittle. Edward Smith. Mike Guillct, Jerry Galland, Darlene Russell, Jean Rushing. Mary Virgadamo, Kathy Conner, Debbie Matrix. Mary Governalc, Kenneth Bordelon, James Jolly. Phillip Marino. Denver Penny. 2nd Row: Mrs. Barbara Fischer, Mrs. Miriam Ruskin. Beverly Miller. Anna Ron sonette. Linda Kellman. Joan White. Mildred Male)'. Sheila West. Carol Martin. Belinda Petruska. Alvina Eberhardt. Carol Carter. Ann Watermeicr. Mau- reen Murphy. Freddy Braud. 3rd Row: Mike Lynn. Kirk Gregory. Melvin Hadley. Bobby Dean Smith. Michael McLaughlin. Thomas Bryan. Charles Gianel- loni, David Pierre. John Parker. Roy Jones. Ronald Mangipano, Paul Vignes. Keith Scclv 186 MRS MIRIAM RUSKIN - D.E. Coordinator DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OFFICERS BELINDA PETRUSKA - Secretary ANNA RONSONNETTE - President. Vice JEAN RUSHING - President CHARLES GIANELLONI - Parliamentarian SHEILA WEST - Treasurer JOAN WHITE - Treasurer BEVERLY MILLER - Reporter 187 MRS BARBARA FISCHER - D.E. Coordinator (not pictured) •pep MARIA CASANOVA - Lieutenant RENA BROUSSARD - Lieutenant MARY ANN DUPUY - Captain jJiruti' ’ Alley Maid Sandra Eskind Duke Dwight Dorse) •ftnmu'rnmhuj, Homecoming’s traditional football game was played at Tad Gormlcy Stadium against MeDonogh High School on Thursday, No- vember 6th. Queen Elaine D Angelo King John Lewis Maid Debbie Guerino Duke Robert Veith Maid Kathy Luxich Duke David Fclkcr I’ll Hi ' Before the opening kickoff, Easton’s Homecoming Court was presented to the faculty, student body, and visitors. At the half Elaine D'Angelo was crowned Queen. Her escort was John Lewis. Maid Sadie Zummo Duke Donald Ducotc Maid Tanya Hymel Duke Denver Pennev Ipmmimmg Mr. Tom Plauchc, Student Council Advisor; Mr. William Gill who crowned Elaine D'Angelo Homecoming Queen; John Lewis, and Mr. Wilfred O. Head. The Homecoming at City Park. At the Homecoming Dance at the Rivergate. Couples sit around enjoying the atmosphere. Grooving to the music of the Last Nicklc. B.dr. -Stirle hniu Miss Mary Francis Pomie of Scars Roebuck Co. MODELS AND ESCORTS Tanya Hymel and Denver Penny Charles Gianelloni Joyce Patterson and Matthew W arren Daisy Burrell and Roy McCray Models and escorts take time out for a picture. Elaine D’Angelo and E. Smith 1 Linda Kellman and John Grass Debbie Guerino Calent jShnln One of us better get in step. Our group had 20% fewer cavities. 9 W W (fcistmr s 3F.M.A. On Saturday, Febmary 14,1970, Warren Easton’s FBLAer’s did us proud with the following achievements at the Southeast District Convention. LEE SEXTON SHARON LAFON MR. F.B.L.A. - Rated Excellent Public Speaking - Superior Current Events Team - Superior MISS F.B.L.A. — Rated Good Current Events Team - Superior JANICE CAMINITA JEANNE SIDEBOARD LUCILLE HOGAN Spelling Team - Excellent Spelling Team — Excellent Current Events Team - Superior 199 The superior contestants will compete at the state convention in March. Congratulations to the FBLA TEAM! (5utte an Bulls . , GAMBUNG IN MY MISSION! Orb hibidcaurn SCaW’ Virg,nia Giovin«°- Sac,°’ Griffcn, Clarence Holmes, Kitty Wolbrcct, Joann Lortenberry, Shirty Zimmerman, SUE ME! WHAT CAN YOU DO ME! Lee Sexton, Kitty Wolbrcct, Faye Stewart, Matthew Warren. The 1969-70 Drama Club has brought to the stage a variety of entertaining perform- ances. The biggest and best undertaking of the Drama Club was the musical Guys and Dolls.” The Drama students and Mrs. Smith, the sponsor, hope that next year’s or- ganization will be even bigger and better. LUCK BE A LADY TONIGHT Left to Right Kneelmg: Willie Austen, Matt Warren. Kurt Van Kurcn, Eric Jones, Gerry Robnd. Standing: Martin Lortmcn, Felix Haneman, Loyd Wick boldt, Lee Sexton. Stooping: Bert Scalise, Earl Jones, Bobby Williams. 200 THE CREW MAKES THE SHOW GO ROUND Standing: Carlo Coni lio, Louis Geiger. Seated: Paul Watson, Janice Camimita, Denise Hanscom, and Carol McGovern. AN EVENING AT THE HATBOX Left to Right Seated: Lee Sexton, Kitty Wolbrcct. Standing: Johnny Holmes, Mary Ellen Boehm, Pam Broussette, Faye Stewart, Cynthia Tate, and Sharon Fri- lot. Bin et tliki'hi tn jSum'i'it Junior 'ujjorlatiUee carol McGovern joe hunter 1W ilmifehut VIRGINIA GIOVINGO DENNIS BABIN Me st porejinalitu 202 CONNIE DUNN E. S. VITRANO •Srhmil j§ ptritei! 4 itnhir j uperlatilie STEPHANIE HORN MIKE ANDRY UNDRA BARLEY JOE GENDUSA ANN BONDIO MIKE ANDRY ittu’-st Blnst Cmtrtemts ©utetantring j iphmmires 204 EUGENE CUROLE PATTI McCORD IRWIN LANGHOFF DAVID CLESI DEBBIE ATHAS Drill Team, Color Bearers Ella Jackson, Camille Davis, and Gilda Jackson. Easton’s Cheerleaders Donald Ducotc receives an award from the Student Council for the best decorated car in the Homecoming Parade. OFFENSE: Kneeling: John Frcmin, Dennis Babin, Carl Poindexter. Dan Curole, Joe Forster, Bryan Smith, Frank Gendusa. Standing: Ron- ald Spencer, Alex Athas, Benny Saclo, Joe Bondio, and E. J. Vitrano. Coach John Ruth and Co-Captains Joe Forster and Benny Saclo. DEFENSE: Kneeling: Clyde Brown, Carl Sisson. David Felkcr, Bobby Williams, Bryan Smith, Tyrone Fouchcr. Standing: Matthew Warren, Dudley Sullivan, John Orazio, Joe Forster, Joe DiSalvo. 207 FOOTBALL SQUAD: Seated: Robert Wegmann, Stanley Aultman. Joe Previtc. Dudley Sullivan, Joe Bondio. Frank Gendusa, E. J. Vitrano, Carl Poindex- ter. Ronald Spencer. Clyde Brown. Center Row: Zannie Brazlcy Mgr.. Bobby Williams, David Felker, Mike Collura, Joe DiSalvo, Robert Pagert, Alex Athas, Benny Saclo, John Orazio, Tyronne Foucher.Joc Forster. Standmg: Dennis Babin, Pete Gonzales, Gerald Foret, Frank Maggio, Carl Sisson, John Fremin, Bryan Smith, Dan Curole, Gary Rolland, Matthew Warren, O’Neal Harrison Mgr. All Citu Frank Gendusa 208 All Bistrirt 1. Joe Forster 2. Joe Bondio 3. Benny Saclo 4. Frank Gendusa 1970 SCHEDULE 4 Easton Easton.........................Fortier Easton............................West Jefferson Easton........................Bell rm an Easton........................Nicholls Easton.........................Kennedy Easton.......................Chalmette Easton........................Abramson Easton............................East Jefferson Easton........................MeDonogh } ' The Fighting Eagles opened the season against a tough and highly-ranked L.I.A.L.O. team, B. T. Washington. It was a match between the King of the Beasts (B.T.W. Lions) and the King of the Birds (W.E. Eagles). The Eagles proved far superior and they tamed the Lions 68-8. (fctstmt li8 Bunker (L ffiashingtnn 8 STATISTICS 1st Downs Rushing Passing Total Offense Passes Attemp Passes Comp. Passes Inter. Punts Punt Average Yards Pen. Fumbles Lost W.E. OPP. 7 58 115 173 17 5 3 3 23 10 4 (Jrastmt ii llli'-jt off 19 EASTON VS. WEST JEFF. 1st Downs 8 10 Yds. Rushing 12 184 Yds. Passing 57 0 Total Offense 69 184 Passes 9 0 Passes Comp. 5 0 Passes Int. 1 2 Punts 5 1 Punt Avg. 32 33 Yds. Pen. 5 83 Fumbles Lost 2 2 Eagle defense use Gang Tackling Bondio (11) rips off good yardage behind Saclo Coach John Ruth’s Golden Eagles journeyed across the river to take on the Bucs of West Jef- ferson. Last year the Eagles downed the number one Bucs 19-7, but the Bucs turned the tables on the Eagles and downed them with a 19-6 loss. Gcndusa (27) shows how a receiver is supposed to hang on. (irastmi 14 Jfnrtier 14 Eagles score first district touchdown EASTON VS. FORTIER 1st Downs 17 8 Yds. Rushing 197 103 Yds. Passing 59 64 Total Offense 256 167 Passes Att. 14 7 Passes Comp. 6 3 Passes Int. 1 1 Punts 4 3 Punt Avg. 35 25 Yds. Pen. 65 25 Fumbles Lost 0 0 Arc the Eagles for Real? After downing the Lions in the open- er, the Eagles received a ranking of 9 in the state. However the Tarpons were gunning for the birds. In a tough, hard fought game, the Eagles escaped with a 14-14 tie. 5510 John Orazio returns important Fortier punt. 213 Eagle Defense closes in Fleet footed Mat Warren (22) shows how to return point Orazio (10) manhandles Rcb back 214 Xtchlllls li The hungry Eagles, pushing for a District win, meet the Nicholls Rebels. The Rebels tried for a win also, but the Eagles’ crushing ground game gave them a 14-6 victory over the Rebels. EASTON VS. NICHOLLS 1st Downs 7 6 Yds. Rushing 117 22 Yds. Passing 20 60 Total Offense 137 82 Passes Att. 10 15 Passes Comp. 1 7 Passes Int. 1 0 Punts 4 6 Punt Avg. 22.1 29.5 Yds. Pen. 63 16 Fumbles Lost 0 3 STATISTICS EASTON 20 BERHRMAN 14 1st Downs 11 12 Yds. Rushing 60 174 Yds. Passing 153 38 Total Offense 213 212 Passes Att. 19 10 Passes Comp. 10 4 Passes Int. 0 0 Punts 4 4 Punt Average 37.4 34.0 Yds. Pen. 16 35 Fumbles Lost 1 1 The Eagles, who did not have a win in district play, entered Tad Gormley in high spirits to down the number 1 Bees. The Bees didn't put the icing on the cake until the closing minutes of the game when they scored a T.D. and captured a 20-14 win. Athas (42) rambles off Although the statistics spelled victo- ry and the Eagles played with their hearts, the Cougars could not be denied their first Homecoming victory. They edged the Eagles 18-13. STATISTICS W.E. OPP 1st Downs 15 6 Yds. Rushing 83 163 Yds. Passing 155 0 Total Offense 238 163 Passes At tern. 28 6 Passes Comp. 12 0 Passes Inter. 2 0 Punts 3 4 Punt Aver. 27.2 28.5 Yds. Pen. 40 5 Fumbles Lost 1 0 (ftfstnn 13 Bsnnebu IS S (fa-stnn 14 (Thalmctti' 7 Behind protective blocking from Eagle line Bondio (11) sets to pass 218 Disappointed after a 18-13 loss to Kennedy, the Eagles spent the week regrouping their forc- es. The Eagles took to the air to down the once mighty Owls for the first time in five years, 14-7. A, Bondio (11) doing what he docs best Matthew Warren (22) dives for extra yardage. STATISTICS W.E. OPP First Downs 13 14 Rushing 24 138 Passing 163 92 Total Offense 187 230 Passes Attem. 24 21 Passes Comp. 11 9 Passes Inter. 1 1 Punts 5 4 Punt Average 32.6 29.8 Yards Pen. 70 66 Fumbles Lost 1 2 219 Fouchcr (85) and Smirh (74) display awesome Eagle defense STATISTICS W.E. OPP. First Downs 15 10 Rushing 110 47 Passing 167 232 Total Offense 277 279 Passes At tern. 20 24 Passes Comp. 12 13 Passes Inter. 2 2 Punts 4 4 Punt Average 24.7 37.0 Yards Pen. 50 65 Fumbles Lost 0 0 Beaver (14) sprints into end zone for two point conversion. Tyrone Fouchcr (83) and Bobby Willimas (79) leads the Eagle pass defensive. Following their second district win over the Owls of Chalmette, the Eagles again put it all together and handily sank the slowsailing Commodores by a convincing score of 32-20. ins. Abramson On Halloween night the Eagles faced the undefeat- ed Warriors. It was a night of torment for both teams as the rain came down in torrents. The Eagles, with courage and determination, fought off the Warrior attack during the first half only to let victory slip from their grasp in the 2nd half. STATISTICS W.E. OPP. 1st Downs 8 21 Yds. Rushing 62 261 Yds. Passing 82 44 Total Offense- 144 305 Passes Att. 15 14 Passes Comp. 7 5 Passes Inter. 2 0 Punts 3 1 Punt Aver. 36.6 43.0 Yds. Pen. 40 35 Fumbles Lost 2 1 With a winning but disappointing season behind them, the Eagles led by Canal Street Joe Bondio crushed the Trojans in a game where Bondio proved to be THE best by passing for 356 yards. Hence, he became the District passing leader for the second con- secutive year. Easton met the Trojans of John McDonogh High School in their traditional Homecoming Game. Be- fore their Homecoming Court and Queen the Eagles swept to victory. 223 Hars itu 224 Alex (6rcek At hits tii’ah (Tuarh Kneeling: K. DeLuca, P. Fagot, F. Gendusa, M. McGill, A. Athas, P. Beck. Standing: H. Crisler, R. Wilson, P. Fontenot, M. Warren, W. Jefferson, E. 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