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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1971 volume:

EVERYBODY'S WORLD TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY DEDICATION CLASSES Seniors TJuniors Sophomores ORGANIZATIONS and CLUBS SPORTS ?ootha T JTashetbaff JTasebaff TJrach J hysicaf C ducalion ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS a THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE dAe fundamental purpose of ( barren ( as ton Aenior Jbiyh AcAool is to provide each of you wit A tAe toofs of Anoudedye andsA ills which will enable you to realise your individualpotentialities, andwitA a code of etAics tAat willrnaAe you competent to Be- come moral productive, and contriButiny members of society. Jibe Aope you develop in Anoudedye, in sA ills, in ability, and in character from the fearniny experiences you receive while attendiny 7- barren t as ton. dAere is but one straiyAi road to success, and that is merit. 7f ou have an oBliyation to yourself to actuate the urye to succeed and excel. Y'ever content yourself By doiny your second best, however unimportant the tasA or occasion. din old Batin proverb states, “0rifles rnaAe perfection, but perfection is no trifle. dAis is a valuable axiom to Aeep in mind throughout life. €j. VP. dootle, JJrincipa HE HAD HIS DREAM SJfe Aad Ais dream, and af ArouyA fife, EAorAed up o it tArouyA toil ancf strife. Sflffoat forever Before Ais eyes, ft coforedfor Aim aff Ais sAies: SJAe storm-cfoud darA SBBoue Ais barA, SJAe cafm and fistfess uauft of BAte looA on Ais Aopefuf Aue, Eft tinctured euery passiny beam — EJfe Aad Ais dream. IN MEMORY OF ffe faBored Aard and faifed at fast, y is sails too we a A to bear (Ae Bfast, OAe rayiny tempests tore away AAnd sent Ais beatiny BarA astray. SBut wAat cared Ae Sdor wind or sea! Tfe said, “JAe tempest wiff Be sAort, JKy BarA wiff come to port. ” Jfe saw tArouyA euery cfoud a yfeam — ffe Aad Ais dream. HAROLD HOSS MEMTSAS TO OUR TEACHERS SIX FULL HOURS Aome people map sap a teacfer is mac e out of steef; bfeir mind can if inf, but tfeir bo dp can 7 feel. 7non and steel and ficforu tea, roams and aripes from 9 to 3. Tjou teac i six fuff1.Lours, and w iat do pou pet? 71 notfier dap older and deeper in debt. T)ou pap pour dues in tfis and tfat. fen for 29 daps pour bifffofd is ffat. 7 was born one morninp wfien it was cfoudp amf coof; 7 pic fed up mp repister and feaded for scfioof 77 wrote 44 names on tfie forne room roff find tfie principaf said, “ T)eff bfess mp souf. 7 pot 44 fids and32 seats; Oatentp eipft taffinp a fife tfie o fers sfeep. 77 can fiardfp pet 'em out tfroupf tfie door; Olnd if 77 don Y watcf out tfep ff send me some more. 7fie fast beff rinps and 7 start for tfe door; 70p fead's arinpinp and mp feet are sore; 77'oe taupft 'em fuff fours, mp dap is made, Jlut 7 stiff faoe a fundredpapers to prade. Ifou teacf six fuff fours and wfat do pou pet? 7lnotfer dap offer and deeper in debt. 77'ff po to At. feter, but 7 fust can '( stap - 7 potta come bacf for tfe J. 77. 7l. Aubmitted bp; Jjattie 70c( lord When we consider the universality of mankind; when we consider man’s efforts to bridge the gap of com- munication through his conquest of space and distance, then we realize the great necessity for individuals to understand one another. If we, as learners and as educators, can convince but a few of our fellowmen to cast aside the veil of ignorance, shortsightedness, and bias in thinking, which so cloud one’s reasoning and im- pede one’s intellectual progress, then we can truthfully assume that we have worked to further the cause of real education. Like the venturous one who believes in man’s infinite perfectibility, in his innate impulse to grow in knowledge, in grace, in wisdom, in consideration for others, and in gentle pity, we, too, might conclude the following: I trod o’er endless lands and streams, Pondered countless shelves of books, Set out to fathom humanity’s deep sea; . . . and I discovered Man! 4 - 10 MRS. KATHRYN ANF. MISS MARION CHAPOTON OFFICE PERSONNEL COUNSELORS MR. GEORGE COMEAUX MISS ANNA DANIELS MRS. DOROTHY PATERNOSTRO 11 MR. ALEX ATHAS Boys’ Physical Education MR. LAWERENCE BLANCHARD Mathematics MRS. ROMA BOR DILON English FACULTY MISS CHERYE BROWN Assistant Librarian MRS. FLORA BURKERT Mathematics MRS. IRIS BURNS Library Clerk 12 MRS. GENEVA CHISLEY MR. LAWRENCE CHAMBERS Commerce Driver Training No Photo 3 AVAILABLE MR. MARTIN COMER Boys’ Physical Education FACULTY MISS WAVER COOPER MR. STEVEN COSTA MRS. SYLVIA CRIER Girls’ Physical Education English English 13 MR. FRANCIS DALIEDHN Distributive Education MRS. CLEMENCE DEVEREUX Commerce MISS EUGENIE DUDLEY Social Studies FACULTY MISS MARY DUMAINE DR F. GORDEN EBF.RLE JR. Girls’ Physical Education Science MISS MARTHA ELLIS Mathematics 14 MISS KATHERINE FITZPATRICK Science MISS GEORGIA GARRETT Science MR RICHARD HAMILTON Industrial Arts FACULTY MR. ALBERT HARRIS Science MRS. LYNN HILLBLJRN Mathematics MRS. GLENDEL1 JACKSON Social Studies IS FACULTY MR. CARLOS MARTINEZ Mechanical Drawing MRS. ELLY NAE McCRIMMON Commerce MISS LENA MAE MANALE Commerce 16 MR. CARLO MONTALBANO Social Studies MRS. PAT MORROW Home Economics Biology MRS. MARY MURTAGH Mathematics FACULTY MRS. BERTHA NELK1N English MR. THOMAS PLAUCHE Social Studies MISS SANDRA POLLATT French, Art 17 $ NO PHOTO MRS. FANNIE REDDIX Mathematics MRS. MIRIAM RUSKIN Distributive Education MR. JOHN RUTH Boys’ Physical Education FACULTY MRS. JEWEL SMITH Speech, English MISS SHIR LIE SOLOMON Commerce MRS. BARBARA SNEED Spanish, English 18 MRS. PAM SNELL MRS. RHONDA STECKLER MR. RAI.PH STEELY Social Studies English Science and Preflight FACULTY MRS. BOBBIE STEVENSON English MISS ANNA STRICKLAND Science MRS. PATRICIA TAYLOR Girls’ Physical Education 19 p MR. JOSEPH TURNER Vocational Drafting MRS. MAR1LEE WAGUESPACK Library MRS. MONA WATKINS English FACULTY MRS. SALOME WESTBROOK Home Economics MRS. ANITA WHITFIELD Reading MRS. MAXINE YOUNG Social Studies 20 MRS. AMELIA L. CLARKE English MRS. MARIA A. DE. FRANCESCH Mathematics FACULTY MR. DEWITT MATTHEWS JR. Clerical Practice 21 Monday morning blahs. MAINTENANCE STAFF 71 CAFETERIA STAFF 71 23 EAGLE STAFF 1971 Our theme for this year is Togetherness. Dur- ing my three years at Easton, have experienced this togetherness. Everyone shows a willingness to reach out and give a helping hand to someone who needs assistance or just a kind word. Throughout the world we need to come together and destroy the things that keep us from our hap- piness. We need to abolish student unrest and wars that take the lives of our young men. As Americans, we should make it our goal to share our love and contentment with all the world. What everyone in the world wants and needs but never gets is friendship. Raquel Martinez 26 Wc almost have it!! It’s got to be here . . . THE BUSY EAGLES STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Front row, Uft to right: Carol Van Dalcn, Pam Sasnett, Janice Caminita, Debbie Athas, Diane Zatarain, Vicky Kent, Stephanie Horn, Sally Louvicre, Shar- on Frilot, Sharon Orrcll, Terry Stubbs, Faye Stewart; 2nd row: Mrs. Rhonda Stcckler, Terry Beaver, Terry Chenevert, Kathy Carter, Beverly Bickham, Diana Dorsey, Betty Jackson, Cynthia White, Florence Jackson, Marta Morey, Martha Garcia, Sandra Lcguenec, Felix Hanneman, Joe Hunter, Mr. Thomas Plauche; Top row: Dennis Daigrepont, Gregory Webster, Dwight Picou, Eddie Sheppard, Joe Roullicr, Irving Langhaff, Mike Andry, Larry Palestina, James Huxen, Joseph Gcndusa, Alex Athas, Richard Manning. 29 30 31 FIGHT SONG We’ll always fight for Warren Easton, And for her teams we’ll do or die. We will uphold her colors purple and gold. And cheer her name up to the sky — RAH! RAH! RAH! On every play we’re marching forward. It won’t be long before we score. We’ll send a man around the end to fool them. Then hit the line until we overrule them. We’ve got the stuff that makes us tough, HEY! Easton is the champion today! 32 ALMA MATER Warren Easton marches onward, through victory and defeat. And bravely without murmur, what fortune sends we meet; For we’re all for Warren Easton And we’ll strive to gain and hold. The honor of our high school and The purple and old gold. Give three cheers for Warren Easton, Her praises raise on high, And for her when she needs us, We’ll bravely fight or die; Repeat Chorus 33 GERALDINE ALFRED Future H.A. Club SHEILA ALFORD F.H.A., D.E., F.T.A. WILBERT ALIX JR. Art Club, Track GERALD ALOMBRO 38 MICHAEL ANDRY J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Jr. Representative, Key Club Vice Presi- dent, Mu Alpha Theta, Pres, of Stu- dent Council, Homecoming Court. EDWARD ASARO J.V. Basketball, Homecoming Court. VITO ASARO Baseball 39 ALEX ATHAS Senior Class Vice Pres., Football, Basketball, Track, Red Cross Rep., Key Club, Student Council Rep. STANLEY AULTMAN Football, Track, Powder-Puff Foot ball Coach. LANA AVERNA Majorette, Anchor Club, Jr. Director, F.T.A., Red Cross, Pep Squad, Sr. Class Historian. F.B.L.A. DENNIS BABIN Football CECILE BAPTISTE 40 UNDRA BARLEY D.E. ALTON BATES Red Cross Rep., Track, Choir. PATSY BAUSHMAN F.T A. Sec., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, An- chor Club, Red Cross, Pep Squad, Yearbook Staff of 71, F.B.L.A. 41 GERARD BERNARD JAMES VEAL BERTELL TERRY BEYERS Library Club, C.O.E., F.B.L.A. BARBARA BLACHE DEBBIE BERRY 42 LONA A. BOI.IN PAULA BORDELON DANE BONNET D.E. SUSAN BOEHM ANN BONDIO 43 JAMES BROUSSARD Football, Drill Team, Red Cross Rep., Homeroom Rep. RENA BROUSSARD Yearbook, Pep Squad Lt., C.O.E., F.B.L.A. CLYDE BROWN Band, Football. 44 MARIA CALICO JANICE MARIA CAMINITA Pep Squad, F.B.L.A., Flagteam, Homeroom Rep., Drama Club Stage Manager, Girls’ Glee, Senior Play, Red Cross, Jr. Superlative. CHARLES CAMMADY THELMA CARSON ROY CARUBBA 46 TERRY CAMARDI Pep Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Jr. Class Sec., Homeroom Rep., Flag- team, D.E., Powder Puff Football. LARRY CAMPBELL MARIA CASANOVA Pep Squad, 1st Lieut., Flagteam, Tri- Hi-Y Sec., F.H.A., Powder Puff Foot- ball. ELIZABETH CHETTA Art Club, Homeroom Rep., Student Council. ELLIS COBB MICHAEL COLLURA Football, J.V. Baseball, Track, Key Club Director, Hi-Y, Bowling Team, Powder Puff Football Coach, Foot- ball Follies. LINDA CHENIER JOSIE CONIGLIO F.T.A., F.H.A., Pep Squad, Majorette. ANTHONY COOPER STANLEY CORALES JR. KATHLEEN CONNER D.E., Style Show, Sweetheart. BETTY COUSINS 48 DONNA DAIGLE F.H.A. DARRELL COX MARCEL COURTIADE Talent Show, Art Club. MICHAEL DALMADO DANIEL CUROLE Football, Baseball, Track, Junior Achievement, Ind., Art Club, Foot- ball Follies, Powder Puff Football Coach, Anchor Club Ensign. 49 50 RONALD DAUZAT Drill Team Capt. ANTOINETTE DECARO L.M.E.A. RICHARD DF.LACERDA FAYE DOCLAR JOSEPH DI SALVO Football Capt., Baseball, Basketball, Key Club, Homeroom Rep., Jr. Class Pres. KATHLENE DENDIGER Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., F.H.A. EDMOND DOLLIOLE Drama Club, Basketball 51 CONNIE DUNN Student Council Sec., Flagteam, Pep Squad, Anchor Club, Senior Direc- tor, Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt. at Arms, Key 52 Club Sweetheart, Homecoming Queen. CAROLE DUCOTE Band, Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres., Key Club Sweetheart, Jr. Class Vice Pres., An- chor Club, Powder Puff Football, Old Gold and Purple, Sweetheart Maid, Homecoming Court. JANET DUNN SUSAN DUPREE Library Club CAROL DURALL LINDA DUKEL DEBRA DUVALLE MARY ANN DUPREY Red Cross Rep., Homeroom Rep., Pep Squad Capt. S3 ALVINA EBKRHARDT YVONNE ELLIS D.E. ftw, jm PATSY EBEYER Library Club, Treasurer, C.O.E., F.B.L.A. 54 LINDA EBEYER Library Club PETE FAGOT Key Club Pres., Mu Alpha Theta, Hi-Y, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Bas- ketball, Football, Yearbook. JIMMIE FARRELL Tri-Hi-Y. Anchor Club, Pep Stjuad, Flagteam, Yearbook Staff. Red Cross Rep., Old Gold and Purple, Home- coming Court, Film Club. LAWRENCE FAYETTE Key Club 55 FAY HORELLO DAVID FITZMORRIS DEBBIE FOSTER Flagtcam, Powder Puff Football, Tri- Hi-Y, Track, F.T.A., F.H.A., F.B.L.A. RICKIE FONTENOT JOHN FREEMAN Football, Baseball, Basketball, Year- book, D.E. 56 KEITH R. FREEMAN D.E. BELINDA FUNCK F.H.A., Vice Pres. EDWARD GAI JOHN GALBO SHARON FRILOT Pep Squad, L.M.E.A., Gymnastics, Cheerleader Capt., Tri-Hi-Y, Anchor Club, Homeroom Rep., Drama Club, D.E., Style Show, Powder Puff Football. 57 1 JOSEPH GENDUSA BETTY GEILING F.H.A., D.E., Gymnastics, Home- room Rep., D.E. Style Show. 1SSAC GIBBS RICKIE GILBEET 58 MURPHY GREEN LAZARO A GRIEGO SHELBY P. GROSZ ARLENDRA GROVER DIBBIE GUIDRY C.O.E., F.B.L.A. PATRICIA HAMPTON D.E., Chorus. C. T. HALL 60 4 FELIX HANEMANN Dramatics Club, Mixed Chorus, L.M.E.A., Home D.E. Style Show,- Film Club, Student Council, Thespi- an Society, C.Y.O. Competition, F.M.L.A., Homecoming Court, VERA HANSAN F.H.A., Chorus, Red Cross Rep., Homeroom Rep. WILLIAM HARWELL Art Club, Red Cross Rep., Student Faculty Basketball Game. WARREN HASTINGS Chess Club, Film Club, J.V. Base- ball, Talent Show, Football. 61 CHARLES HERMANN JR. Chess Club PATRICK HERRON LORRAINE HILLIARD Flagteam, Student Council, Senior Rep., Anchor Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls’ State, Pep Squad, Powder Puff Foot- ball, Red Cross Rep., Drama Club, F.T.A., Old Gold and Purple. WANDA HAYNES Powder Puff Football, Track, Volley- ball. TOM HENRY JANIS HONSES Anchor Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., D.E., Flagteam, Drama Sr. Play. JOHNNY HOLMES Football, Sr. Play. STEPHANIE HORN Flagteam, Jr. Sr. Class Treasurer, Anchor Club, Tri-Hi-Y Pres., Old Gold Purple, Powder Puff Foot- ball. 63 TERRY HUTH JOE HUNTER Jr. Class Off., Old Gold Purple Editor, Quill Scroll Ihshoj, Stu- dent Council, Biology Award, Histo- ry Award, Superlative, N.O. Math Equation League. ANA HURST Band, Spanish Club MARTHA 1GLESIAS C.O.E., F.B.L.A. SUSAN ILLG C.O.E., F.B.L.A. STEVEN JOHNSON D.E. JAMES JOLLY D.E., Woodworking Club ALTHEA JOLLY F.T.A., Yearbook Staff, F.B.L.A. VIRG1NA JOHNSON LAWRENCE JONES 66 VERLENE KELLY RICHARD JULIAN MICHAEL KEARNEY Chess Club Pres. RUTHANN JONES ROY KENNETH 67 VICKY KENT Anchor Club Pres., Cheerleader, Tri- Hi-Y, Jr. Class Rep., H R. Rep., Red Cross Rep., Chorus, L.M.E.A., D.E. Style Show, Pep Squad, Jr. Superla- tive, Powder Puff Football, F.T.A., Gymnastics, Girls’ State, Y.M.C.A. Youth Legislature, Homecoming Court. ROSEMARY KNIGHTON D.E., Decca Club. STEVEN L. KINZEL Delgado Automotive Technology. SHANE KOHLER 68 SHARON LAFON Majorette Capt., Band Treas., An- chor Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Homecoming Court, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Old Gold Purple, Powder Puff Football. CLAUDETTE I.A RIVIERE C.O.E., F.B.L.A. EDWARD LARRIN LINDA LARPENTEUR DEBRA LAVALIS F.H.A., Jr. Achievement 69 ' f PATRICIA ANN LETELLIER Yearbook Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls’ Chorus. SANDRA LEGUENCE F.B.L.A., C.O.E., Chorus, Student Council. LARRY LIGHTFOOT Homecoming Court, Newspaper Staff. 70 SALLY LOUVIERF. Cheerleader, Anchor Club, Home- room Rep., Pep Squad, F.B.L.A., Powder Puff Football, Tri-Hi-Y. LENEL MACALUSO t I VERNON LOMBARD NORMA MABON Choir. ROSE LOPINTO Pep Squad, Chorus, Red Cross, An- chor Club, C.O.E., F.B.L.A. 71 ALEX MAILLHO BILLY MACHECA F.T. T., Yearbook Staff, F.B.L.A. LOUIS MADWELL LYNN MANNING MONA MALDONADO 72 SHERYL MANNING Flagteam Capt., Pep Squad, Powder Puff Football, F.B., Red Cross Rep., H.R. Representative. MARLF.EN MARCOTTE BRENDA MARCOTTE Chorus, L.M.E.A., Drama Club, Li- brary Club. Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A., Red Cross Representative. I i MICHAEL MARCOTTE CAROL MARTIN Pep Squad, Drama Club, Art Club, D.E., D.E. Style Show, Opera Club. 73 MICHAEL MARZIALE KARL MATHERNE PALMYRA MATHEWS RAQUEL MARTINEZ F.H.A., Drama Club, Yearbook Co- Editor, Homeroom Representative. VIVIAN M. MARTIN DEBORAH MATTIX D.E., D.E. Style Show CAROL KAY McGOVERN Drama Club, Mu Alpha Theta, An- chor Club, Old Gold Purple Co- Editor, F.T.A. Treas. and President, D.E. Style Show. MICHAEL McGILL REUBEN MIDDLETON ERROL MI LANE 75 GERALD MILLER ELAINE MILLS F.H.A., Drama Club. EGBERT MING EDWARD MITCHELL Band PORNELL MITCHELL 76 PAMELA MOORE CYNTHIA MORRISON F.H.A., Drama Club, F.T.A. DEBORAH MOSES Drama Club, Choir, Sr. Class Rep., Old Gold Purple Chess Club, Yearbook. 77 JOEL D. MUDD Basketball GERALD MUNSTER JEANETTE MURPHY Pep Squad, Anchor Club, Student Council, C.O.E., B.B.L.A. 78 KAREN NEELY MAHLON R. NORTON Football, Basketball, Ind. Art Club. MADELEINE NORTON Pep Squad, Homeroom Rep., Red Cross Rep., Powder Puff Football F.B. MAUREEN O’CONNER Library Club, D.E. Style Show, C.O.E., F.B.L.A. HARRY NELSON 79 JOHN PARKER D.E., D.E. Student of the year. ROBERT PAGART Football Capt., Track, Baseball. HENRY PHILLIPS LARRY PALESTINA H R. Rep., Boys’ State, Key Club. WALTER PITTS 80 CHARMAINE POTIF.R Majorette, Pep Squad, F.T.A., Tri- Hi-Y, Sr. Class Sec., F.B.L.A. MORSE PLEASURE k FRED POPULUS DENISE PREJEAN LINDA PRESLEY Red Cross Rep., Library Club. ROBERT LEO PRITCHETT Delgado Automotive Technology. STEVE REBOUL LORAINE RAPHELL Red Cross Club, Library Club, Tal- ent Show. LINDA ANN PROSPER ANTHONY REIS 82 CHERYL RENFROE Pep Squad, F.T.A., C.O.E, F.B.L.A. SIDNEY ROBERTS FRANK ROMANO Homeroom Representative, Home- coming Court. 83 DARLENE RUSSO Pep Squad, Red Cross, Student Council, Key Club Sweetheart, An- g4 chor Club, F.B.L.A., C.O.E., Trcas. ANNA RONSONETTE Pep Squad, D.E. Vice President. 1 § I LOUIS SAENZ Band VICENT SALVAGE Red Cross Rep., D.E. CAROLYN R. SANDERS MICHELLE SALADINO F.H.A. Sec., Pep Squad, Tri-Hi-Y. JOSEPH SANCHEZ Drama Club, Soph. Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Speech Festival, Band. ELIZABETH M. SANCHEZ 85 BERTRAND SCALISE Band, Soph. Jr. Play, Drama Club President. ANTOINE SEMIRA Football, Bowling, Key Club, Crea- tive Writing Club, Film Club, Red Cross Representative. LOIS SHAFFER Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Old Geld and Pur- ple. BRYAN SMITH Football, H R. Rep., Camera Club, Red Cross, Dramatics Club. 87 MAUDE SMITH Powder Puff Football, Lunch Room Cashier. MICHELE SOUCHON Mu Alpha Theta, Red Cross, Old Gold Purple, Yearbook, Anchor Club. GUENDOLYN SPARKS Student Council, F.T.A., F.H.A., F.B.L.A. 88 RONALD SPENCER Football. Baseball, Track, Basketball, Band. BETTY JO SPIERS DIANNE STAMPLEY KENT STAMPLEY JAMES STEWART Drill Team, F.T.A., Boys’ Glee, Cho- rus, Chess Club, State Rally. 89 RAFAEL THERESIS F.B.L.A., Latin American Club, Cho- rus. CARLA THIBODAUX F.H.A., Drama Club, F.T.A., Sweet- heart 1970. 90 DEBRA THOMAS Drama Club LINDA THOMAS F.H.A. STEVE THOMAS Band DONALD THORNTON MARCIA TORTENSON F.T.A. Pres., F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Drama Club, C.O.E. Pres. 91 CHARLENE VALLE Homeroom Representative LYNN V1CKNAIR D.E., Tri-Hi-Y. CAROL VAN DALEN Flagteam Capt., Pep Squad, Home- room Representative. SANDRA VALLEE Drill Team, Red Cross Representa- tive, F.H.A. KATHY VIDRINE D.E., D.E. Style Show, Choir. 92 MARY VIRGADAMO D.E., D.E. Style Show. PAUL WATSON Drama Club Reporter, Talent Show, Old Gold Purple, Mu Alpha Theta, Activity Announcer, Creative Writing Club, Student Council. EDWARD VITRANO Football, Basketball, Baseball, Key Club Trcas., Anchor Club Ensign, Hi-Y, Powder Puff Football Coach, Talent Show, Football Follies, Homeroom Rep., Boys’ State, Red Cross Rep., Sr. Class Pres.. Jr. Super- lative, Homecoming Court, Dance Committee. JUSTIN M. VITRANO Football CYNTHIA WHITE Powder Pulf Football, I..M.E.A. Homeroom Rep., Choir Sec., Drill Team. 93 BOBBY WILLIAMS Football, Drama Club, Powder Puff Football, Coach. DEBRA WILLIAMS F.T.A., F.H.A., Red Cross EMMA WILLIAMS 94 SONIA J. WILLIAMS Old Gold Purple, Powder Puff Football, Art Club, Latin Club. GWENDOLYN WILSON Choir, D.E., Powder Puff Football. RUDOLPH WILSON KENNETH WILTZ KATHERINE WOLBRECHT 95 ROSCOE WRIGHT DIANA ZATARIAN Majorette, Pep Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, F.T.A., Old Gold Purple, Powder Puff Football. ADRIONNE ZIMMER L.M.E.A., F.H.A., Drama Club, F.B.L.A., Red Cross Representative. VALERIA YOUNG Volleyball, L.M.E.A., Choir. SHIRLEY ZIMMERMAN 96 ESTAVAN CARTER Band, F.B.L.A. MELVIN LEE Light up and live 97 CUTEST BABY Larry Palestine� Linda Jackson MOST CONTENTED Racjucl Martinez Pat Lctcllicr HAPPIEST Bryan Smith Mcllanic Leonard SHYEST Dianne Zatarain Rafael Theresin 98 EAGLES SWEETEST Sharon Lafcn Michael Brewer MOST RESEMBLING Vico Asaro Michele Souchon CHUBBIEST Cleo Snyder Larry Lightfoot MOST MISCHIEVOUS Debbie Duffey Dennis Babin 99 BABY EAGLES Susan Ulg Estavan Carter Nancy Jarrell Lawrence Payette Stephanie Horn Debbie Foster Carol Ducotc Maria Casonova 100 SENIOR CUT-UPS 102 These Doggone Repons . . . WILLIS MONTZ Yearbook, T.N.T. Dig those girls!!! Duty and more duty — Oh. how happy . . . ior V;LL MICHAEL ANDRY leaves his so called friends to hurt the next Homecoming Queen. EDDIE ASARO leaves his bad knees to next year’s basketball star. LANA AVERNA leaves her ability to play the piano to the next musician of the Anchor Club. UNDR A BARLEY wills her position as Treasurer of the D.E. department to next year’s Trea- surer. DENNIS BABIN leaves his bald spot to next year’s tackier. PATSY BAUGHMAN leaves her best wishes to next year’s seniors. DANE BONNET leaves his intelligence to Craig Mirambcll. RENA BROUSSARD wills her quick temper to Toni Chabaud. I JANICE CAMINITA will my name Happy” to Anthony Catalanoto and the saying Where ya at Jack” to Thomas Macchling. MARIA wills her sex to next year’s Casanova. MIKE COLLURA leaves his nickname Ray Nitschkc to Bunk Legendre. DANNY CUROLE wills the name Poochic Poochic” to Frank Maggio. LORETTA wills her uniform to next year’s married majorette. RONALD DAUZAT leaves his two left feet to the next captain of the drill team. EDMOND DOLLIOLE leaves his basketball skills to Joe Freddie. CAROLE DUCOTE leaves her truck to the goal poster crew of ’72. DEBBIE DUFFY leaves her brown hair to copperhead” Ivy Hampton. CONNIE DUNN leaves her brownie points to next year’s Homecoming Queen. PETE FAGOT leaves his bench warming abilities to the next Jack of all Trades. LAWRENCE FAYETTE leaves his brown pants to Gail Ruppert. DAVID FITZMORRIS leaves all of his demerits to our beloved Mr. Tootle. MISSY FLEMING leaves her locker to the next frustrated junior. DEBBIE FOSTER wills her common sense to her cousin Connie Brackett. JOHN FREEMAN leaves his ability to pick race horses to anyone who skips school to attend the races. SHARON FRILOT leaves her headaches of the goal posters to next year’s chccrlcading captain. FRANK GREIGO wills his spirit to room 313. FELIX HANEMANN wills his Hair to Mr. Tootle. WILLY HARWELL leaves his absences to whoever is brave enough to take them. LORRAINE HILLIARD leaves the printing of the gossip column to next year’s Big Mouth Senior. SANDRA HOLCOMB leaves her civics book to any sophomore who wants it. JANIS HONSES leaves to Miss Dumainc her Flag Stick. STEPHANIE HORN leaves her N” to the next NO BODY” on flagteam. The Rt. Hon. JOE HUNTER surrenders to his Eton, one of the few perfections that this old celestrial can consumatcly appropriate - catholic peace and brotherhood. TERRY HUTH wills his Freakinas to the next freaky junior. LINDA JACKSON wills her elevator key to next year’s broken legged senior. NANCY JARREL leaves all her bottles to Jimmie Farrell. MIKE KEARNEY leaves his long hair to Mrs. Young. VICKY KENT wills her Raindrops” to those lamebrain juniors who forget their umbrellas. SHARON LAFON wills her bitten off fingernails to next year’s Majorette Captain. 104 Artior WfU (CONT.) LARRY LETO leaves his many talents to the juniors and sophomores so that they may be as great as he is. LARRY LIGHTFOOT leaves his senior ring to Carol Clements. SALLY LOUVIERE wills her sunken chest to next year’s forlomcd pirate of 72. RAQUEL MARTINEZ wills all of the yearbook problems to next year’s Co-Editor. MIKE McGILL leaves his chocolate chip cookies to Terry Beaver. JACK MOPPERT leaves his methods to aggravate teachers, especially Mrs. Reddix, to the fu- ture seniors. DEBBIE MOSES leaves her sympathies to next year’s typist of the newspaper. LARRY PALESTINA wills his jeans and dirty tennis shoes to the next sloppy dresser at Eas- ton. CHARMAINE POTIER wills her notebook and pen to next year’s Senior Class Secretary. DENISE PREJEAN leaves her gymsuit to Christine Anastaspolas. FRANK ROMANO leaves his hair style to his fellow students of next year ANN SAYLES leaves her gymsuit to anyone who wants it. A. J. SEMIRA wills his thought that - Love makes the world go round. LOIS SHAFFER wills her cigarettes to Miss Dumainc. EDDIE SHEPPARD wills the key to his happiness to anyone who wants to possess the things he has. MARY SIMON leaves her former last name of Hunter” to the girl who marries her brother Joe. BRYAN SMITH leaves his mooching ability to Day.” CLEO SNYDER wills the problems of the Yearbook to next year’s Editor-in-Chief. MICHELE SOUCHON wills her hall roaming ways to her sister Marilyn. I, KENT STAMPLEY, will to our beloved principal, an Afro Bush. DIANE STAMPLEY wills her right foot to a sneaky little Beaver.” TERRY STUBBS leaves the best of luck to the next girl candidate who runs for PRESIDENT of the Student Council. CHERYL TARAVELLA leaves her Ravioli to any junior who wants it. DONALD THORNTON leaves all his brains to Samuel Copprue as a joke CAROL VAN DALEN wills her BROWN NOSE” to next year’s brownie flagteam captain. E. J. VITRANO leaves the problems of a formal graduation to next year’s Senior Class Presi- dent. PAUL WATSON leaves locker number 65 in the BOYS’ P.E. room to Cathy McCully. SONIA WILLIAMS leaves the Latin American Club to Martha Garcia. KITTY WOLBRECHT leaves her name to next year’s Senior Pussycat. DIANA ZATARAIN leaves her height to next year’s big Senior. SHIRLEY ZIMMERMAN leaves the broken typewriters in Mrs. Robertson’s room to the per- son who thinks he can fix them. WILLIS MONTZ leaves desk number 9 in Mr. Turner’s room to the wittiest senior of 72. VICTOR BARROIS Leaves all his sex appeal to next year’s brave senior. I, ANA HURST, will my ability to play soccer to Mario Chirino, the captain of the soccer team. 106 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Darlene Heidelberg, Debbie Athax, Terryl Burns, Faye Stewart. 107 108 Michael Adler Christine Anastasopoulos Sandra Andry Brenda Baker Aurolyn Adams Mark Adams John Armand Debbie Athas Venita Age David Argue Richard Beck Sharon Bencaz Beverly Bickham Charlene Barrett « kl Terry Beaver John Bondio Daniel Benelli Dianne Beninato Paula Bonnet Jimmie Baisden Man' Boylan Mel Bradley Pam Brassette Zannie Brazley Ruth Brown Patricia Burns no Terry! Burns Sandra Bustier Phyllis Bussy ill Terr)’ Chenevert Karen Collura Eddie Clark Barbara Clay Karen Cleveland Raymond Cooper Lloyd Clark Donald Clayton Carol Clements Deborah Couch 112 Yolanee Crawford Joe Crutti Jackie Culp Joe Curet Eugene Curole Roxanne Daigle Dennis Daigrepont 113 Lisa Dantoni Erroll DeBose Angelique Dejean Debbie Ducote Jackie Dugars Gary Duplantis James Duplantis Kaye Doclar Max Docusin Joel Dominick Sarah Douglass William Dreughter John Dubois Leslie Durette Craig Edwards Joan Ellison Jeanette Foxworth Martha Garcia Patricia Gassen 116 Susie Governale Ronald Greatrex Lisa Greene Ivy Hampton Barbara Hanson Dorothy Harris Darlecn Heidelberg 117 Carol Griffith Richard Grosz Denise Hanscom Jennifer Haynes Malcolm Hartman Len Harris Arthur Henderson Wayne Hilliard Diannah Hulbert Bernice Joiner Alex Jones Roy Jones Mike Jung Betty Kennedy Rita Kennedy 119 Mike Lenz Greg Lewis Gail Lloyd Tommy Macheca Frank Maggio Richard Maning Michael Maronge Terry Martin Iris Martinez Suzette Mequet Janet Meilleur Rosalie Milan Craig Miram Bell Patricia Mitchell 122 Jeronde Matthews Patti McCord Nancy McKinley Stanley Michel Sara Morales Dionne Neely Robert Nicholay Fernando Ortiz Jimmy Ortiz Nancy Ortiz 123 Carlos Pagan Fay Palmer Carolyn Parker Joyce Patterson Joanne Pierre Sheila Pittman Larry Porche 124 Sharlene Penny Alfred Peralta Percy Peters Ronald Powell Anthony Previte J°o Previta 125 Linda Robbins Charolotte Roberts Pam Rohrbacker Wyette Robertson Pat Robertson Raymond Rogers Gary Rouand Mike Ronsonette Josephe Rouillier Gwen Sanders Pam Sasnette Patsy .sasnette 126 Una Roy Gail Ruppert Lawrence Sayles Patricia Royal David Schultz Elder) Sherman Lynn Simon Hazel Sordelet Faye Stewart Randy Stewart 127 Raymond Stewart Francis St. Cyr Sharon Stepter John Templeton Grace Thomas Burnette Thompson 128 Blake Taliancich Ricky Tamburo Evelyn Temple Nathalie Stevens Carl Thornton Faxton Thurman Deborah Toca Hubic Vigreux Germaine Wagnar Robert Wegmann 129 Gregory Webster Sherry1 Webster Carmen Weston 130 Steve Willemet Cynthia Williams Eddie Williams Wayne Williams Roxanne Woodman 132 SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Diana Boy Is ton, Herlinda Martin. 133 Gail Adams Bertha Albright Augustine Alfred Andrew Allnet Debbie Anguzza 134 135 Michael Broussard Hebert Caballero Aracely Castro David Carter Elinc Catalanotto Anthony Catalamotto Bonnie Chauppettc Althea Chandler Sandra Castaneda Pamela Callais Mui Chan 136 137 William Day Suzanne Dupuis Gcralyn DcLattc Debbie Deninger Dianne Dorsey Irene Dowling Maria Draper Sharon Ducote Kathlene Debbs A 3« Michael Dorsey 140 Romona Guillory Cathy Lag arde Cheryl Lavalais Patrick Lemoinc Nancy Long Cynthia Louding Keith Lutz Mary Lynn Nicholas Lachute Merry Lehmann Marlene Mabrough 142 Debbie Mamerto Andrea Marrero Julie Martin Walter Mattia Joanne Martineau Mark Matherne Cathy McCully Bryan McGovern 143 Shikita McCall Debra Mercante Edgardo Montoya Eddie Metz Janice Meyer Stanley Michael Keith Milligan 144 Myrna Mitchell Jocelyn Morel Charmaine Mouton James Mire Marie Moore Salvador Russo 146 Laurette Williams Wanda Viccra I� . , Wayne Volpi Samuel Walker 148 152 Why did it happen to me All I ask is for one more chance. 157 No initial blow! He forgot his Wheaties . . . FIGHTING Seated, left to right: B. Legendre, F. Thurman, J. Previte, J. Ortiz, R. Spencer, C. Dilliard, R. Weggman, P. Fagot, R. Caruso, S. Auttman, M. Pritchett; Kneeling, left to right: G. Rolland, R. Cooper, C. Brown, R. Ste- wart, H. Castro, N. Orazio, C. Matthews, K. Hclwick, M. Ronsonette, S. Vicera, S. Davis; Standing, left to right: H. Caballero, J. Swan, J. Disalvo, A. Athas, R. Pagart, P. Gonzales, M. Collura, D. Curole, B. Smith, O. Babin, F. Maggio, W. Day. MANAGERS: L. Harris, W. Smith R. Stewart, M. Broussard. K 160 A. Athas, 42, goes off tackle for nice yardage. 162 EASTON 30 FORTIER 6 C. Castro, 19, sets up to pass behind tuff Eagle line. STATISTICS First downs Yards gained rushing Yards gained passing Total offense Passes attempted Passes completed Passes had intercepted Punts Punt average Yards penalized Fumbles lost W.E. 14 160 106 266 16 8 1 3 38.0 47 1 J. Sloan, 89, applies pressure as R. Wcgmann, 48, steps in to assist. Thurman (35) goes thru big opening in Cougar defensive line. EASTON 8 KENNEDY 14 D. Daniels, 71, and two other Eagles’ defenders crunch Cougar back. 164 STATISTICS Brown, 87, M. Prtichct, 32, D. Daniels, 71, close in on Cougar punter °PP WE. First downs 12 9 Yards gained rushing 150 81 Yards gained passing 70 60 Total offense 220 141 Passes attempted 12 18 Passes completed 5 8 Passes had intercepted 3 0 Return yardage 28 45 Punts 3 4 Punt average 36.7 31.2 Yards penalized 33 21 Fumbles lost 1 2 Eagle defensive wall turns ball over to the offense, with fumble recovery. Athas, 42, dives for extra yardage against green Hornets. 166 t Thurman, 35, hauls in pass from Di Salvo. STATISTICS Opp. W.E. First downs 12 14 Yards gained rushing 124 237 Yards gained passing 185 36 Total offense 309 273 Passes attempted 18 12 Passes completed 10 6 Passes had intercepted 0 2 Return yardage 210 167 Punts 3 3 Punt average 27 24 Yards penalized 50 41 Fumbles lost 2 2 EASTON 6 WEST JEFF 41 Clyde Brown (87) closes in on Buc ball carrier as Joe Prcvite (6o) and Charles Matthews (24) lend a hand. Alex Athas (42) reaches for pass from DiSalvo as Buc defender looks on. STATISTICS ' v‘. First downs W.E. 9 Opp. 20 Yards gained rushing 14 335 Yards gained passing 75 10 Total offense 89 345 Passes attempted 23 5 Passes completed 8 1 Passes intercepted 4 0 Return yardage 68 92 Punts 6 1 Punts average 21 29 Yards penalized 45 78 Fumbles lost 0 2 tc Matthews (24) and Wegmann (48) zero in on hapless Buccaneer. Robert Wegmann (48) crushes Buc end as Bunk Ixgendre (64) and Mike Collura (61) move in to assist. 169 EASTON 14 NICHOLLS 12 170 Unidentified Eagle flies” for extra yardage. Bobcat defender steals pass intended for Athas. 42. STATISTICS First downs Opp. 3 We 15 Yards gained rushing 81 158 Yards gained passing 90 176 Total offense 171 334 Passes attempted 19 24 Passes completed 7 9 Passes intercepted 0 1 Return yardage 0 9 Punts 8 4 Punt average 27.5 25.2 Yards penalized 25 69 Fumbles lost 0 4 J. Swan, 80, wrestles Bobcat ball carrier to the turf. 171 Raymond Cooper, 86, and M. Mosley, 28, dose in on Lion defenders. STATISTICS First downs W.H. 5 °pp. 11 Yards gained rushing 46 198 Yards gained passing 29 46 Total offense 75 244 Passes attempted 6 8 Passes completed 4 2 Passes had intercepted 0 0 Return yardage 39 10 Punts 4 4 Punt average 34 34 Yards penalized 60 100 Fumbles lost 2 2 EASTON 0 BOOKER T. 7 172 Middle guard M. Collura, 61, leads the way as Eagle back Alex Athas, 42, gets good yardage. 173 Eagle line charges to get extra yardage for backs. EASTON 14 McDONOGH 14 STATISTICS Opp. W.E. First downs 2 21 Yards gained passing 41 81 Yards gained rushing -5 192 Total offense 36 273 Passes completed 2 6 Passes attempted 3 12 Passes had intercepted 0 2 Punts 5 0 Punt average 42.4 0 Yards penalized 80 25 Fumbles lost 0 4 Thurman, 35, goes thru opening in Trojans line behind Barin, 70, and Pagart, 41. 174 H O M E C 0 M 1 N C DiSalvo, 23, sets up to pass behind the protection of Curolc, and looks for a receiver. VARSITY Pictured at left: Coach — A. Athas Sr. Captain — A. Athas Jr. Pictured at bottom: Mgrs. P. Gonzales S. Harrison No. 34 T. Harkness No. 14 R. Fleury No. 32 V. Torrence No. 22 R. Rogers No. 44 R. Keyes No. 50 M. Norton Coach Alex Athas, Sr. Kneeling: No. 30 R. Wright No. 20 P. Fagot No. 12 A. Athas (Captain) No. 24 M. McGill 178 VARSITY Pictured at right: Coach Chambers F. Perry, J. Johnson, I. Hardin Pictured at bottom: Coach Chambers No. 50 F. Perry- No. 44 L. William No. 24 L. Brown No. 14 L. Cooper No. 32 T. Butler No. 34 W. Williams No. 45 T. Cooper No. 30 M. Showers No. 42 H. Johnson No. 10 R. Arceneaux No. 22 J. Hardin No. 12 J. Johnson No. 20 L. Sayles Mgr. D. Harrson 179 WARREN EASTON VS COHEN Van Torrance tips in two more points for the Fighting Eagles.’ STATISTICS Total Points Avg. Games Played A. Athas 261 21.8 12 R. Rogers 169 14.1 12 V. Torrance 128 11.6 12 R. Wright 80 6.7 12 R. Fleury 47 5.9 8 R. Keys 37 3.4 11 M. Red” McGill 24 3.4 7 P. Fagot 9 1.5 6 T. Markness 2 1.0 2 M. Norton 2 0.3 4 E. Asaro 0 Injured for season 0.0 2 Coach: Alexande Greek” Athas Managers: P. J. Gonzales, Skeets” Harrison Statistics by: Shinx Inc. Alex Athas leaps high to shoot over opponents head and scores two points. Roscoe Wright adds two points against Cohen. 180 Pete Fagot eyes the basket as two Trojan defenders move in. WARREN EASTON vs. MeDONOGH Fighting Eagles swarm after loose ball as the hopeless Trojans look on. EASTON vs McDONOGH R. Wright M. McGill R. Fleury DISTRICT SCORES First Round W.E. 71 Cohen W.E. 65 Abramson W.E. 68 Nicholls W.E. 44 Landry W.E. 63 McDonogh W.E. 59 Fortier Second Round W.E. 65 Cohen W.E. 66 Abramson W.E. 54 Nicholls W.E. 81 Landry W.E. 64 McDonogh W.E. 58 Fortier 85 71 67 69 66 49 86 62 51 84 71 50 183 ACTIVITIES 186 187 CONNIE DUNN CAPTURES HOMECOMING CROWN HOMECOMING COURT 1970-1971 Councilman Moreau crowns Connie Dunn. A smile for her subjects. 190 Left to right: Ann Bondio, Felix Hanemann, Carol Ducoce, H. ). Vi- trano, Jimmie Farrell, Frank Romano, Connie Dunn, Mike Andry, Sandra Mosley, Wilbert Alix, Sharon Lafon, Eddie Ascaro, Vicky Kent, Larry Lightfoot. All hail the Queen! Presenting Queen Connie and her court. 191 HOMECOMING COURT 1970-71 Vicky Kent Sandra Mosley Carol Ducote 193 Oh! Darling. Another field trip. My name is Coach Athas. I didn’t do it! Dr. Eberle’s Chemistry class. Mr. Steely’s Chemistry class. WORK WORK work Mrs. Reddix’s Bookkeeping class. Mrs. Whitfield’s Reading class. Mrs. Westbrook’s Home Ec. class. Mrs. Sneed’s Spanish class. work WORK WORK Miss Dudley’s History class. Miss Jester’s Music class. PRIZE PACKAGE 70-71 Heads or tails. Coach to the rescue. VALENTINE Sweetheart Wendy Ferrer and court. 200 DANCE DANCE COLINDAL Sheppard, Gwen Sanders. C. Roberts. R. Julian. Faye Stewart, F. St. Cyr, A. Sayles. H. Nelson. J. Dugards, P. Smith, Gary Pol- land, P. Simms. Pauvre petit! Poor little boy of the bayou. F. Hanneman, P. Watson, T. Burns. A. Catalanatto, C. Thibodeaux, B. Veal, G. Lord. CREW MEMBERS Left to right: W. Hastings D. Han scorn G. Ruppert W. Mattix Standing: R. Manning M. Harris 202 Here comes the parade! J. Holmes, F. Stewart, Z. Johnson, A. Catalanatto, C. Thibodeaux. P. Watson. T. Prevettc. C. McCullcy, A. Zimmerman, W. Hillard. VOODOO CHARM Go from the bayous of Louisiana forever! Z. Johnson, F. Stewart, P. Watson, C. Thibodeaux, W. Hillard. M. Fortner, J. Holmes. 203 Betty Geiling Linda Prosper Murphy Green 204 205 Debbie Athas Shirley Zimmerman Dane Bonnet Steve Reboul 206 e DRAMA OFFICERS: 1st row: Felix Haneman, Parliamentarian; Carol McGo- vern, Secretary; 2nd row: Carla Thibodeaux, Vice Pres.; Bert Scalise, Pres; Paul Watson, Publicity Director, Cheryl Taravella, Treasurer. Kneeling: Richard Manning, Carla Thibodeaux, Janice Caminta, Faye Stewart, Paul Watson, Adreinne Zimmer, Carol McGovern, Bert Scalise, Felix Hanemann; 1st row: Tony Catlanto, Diana Boylston. Linda Messe, Lynn Messe, Rita Thornton, Pam Rohrbacker, Sarah Douglas, Connie Karl, Cathy McCulley, Maria The- iscn, Joy Smith, Charolete Roberts, Linda Robins, Brenda Marcotte, Donna Felker, Linda Scimcn; 3rd row: Patsy Sasnett, Gail Ruppert, Cheryl Taravella, Antho- ny Previte, Wanda Vicera, Diana Hulbert, Teryl Burns, Terry O’Neal, Warren Hastings, Brian Gauthier, Mrs. Smith, Sponsor. 208 1st row: Mr. Turner, Jimmy Moore, Charles Schefferscein, Marirose LeClere, Wasley Powell, Carol Lample, Carol McGovern, Carol Clements, Debbie Softly, Lois Shaffer, Mrs. Nclkin, Lowell Damontc; 2nd row: Isaac Gibbs, Joe Hunter, Andrew' Kovacs, Mike Laciere, Larry Lightfoot, Carole Ducote, Gary Duplantis, Paul Watson, Rayann Zoulek. OLD GOLD AND PURPLE OFFICERS: L. to r.: Joe Hunter, Carol McGo- vern, Wayne Hillard. 209 RED CROSS OFFICERS: L. to r.: Michelle Souchon, Paula Bonnet, Patsy Baughman. 1st row: L to r.: Paula Bonnet, Charlotte Robert. Barbara Hanseom, Robbin Goodwin, Shar- on Lafon, Gail Ruppert, Adrienne Zimmer. Sharon Ducotc, Pam Callais; 2nd row: . to r.: Carol Hendrix, Janice Cleveland, Michelle Souchon, Issac Gibbs, Diannah Hulbert. Patsy Baughman, A. J. Simara, Claudette Lariviere, Andrea Davis, Sonia Williams, Mrs. Sneed. 210 OFFICERS: L. to r.: Paula Bonnet, Lorraine Hil- liard, Connie Dunn, Carole Ducotc, Stephanie Horn, Terry Stubbs. TRI-HI-Y Kneeling: left to right: Paula Bonnet, Terry Scubbs, Carole Ducote, Stephanie Horn, Lorraine Hilliard, Connie Dunn; First row: standing Uft to right: Miss Gar- rett, Melanie Leonard, Debbie Reese, Charmainc Potier, Pam Sasnctt, Jan Kurz, Mary Bordelon, Sharon Ducotc. Diana Zatarain; Back rou': left to right: Mar- tha Garcia, Debbie Dcndinger. Maria Darbcr, Darnell Oakland, Patti McCord, Cynthia White, Jimmie Farrell, Bertha Albright, Sharon Lafon, Miss Fitzpat- rick. T. N. T. L. to r.: Richard Yockey, Robert Gautier, Laurene Fayette, Gerard Bernerd, William Dorsey, Jarge Rodigues, Wilbert Alix, Wayne Williams, Ronnie Powell, Mr. Turner, Sammuel Ropprue, Walter Young. 212 213 Knttling. I. to r.: Sheila Alford, Undra Barley, Rosemary Knighton, Joyce Patterson, Linda Prosper, Mary Virgadamo, Debbie Mattix, James Jolly, Mike Guillet, David Pierre; Standing, 1st row, I. to r.: Dane Bonnet, Yvonne Ellis, Terri Camardi, Una Roy, Arthur Adams, Debbie Fischer, Shirley Zimmerman, Sue Sterling, Caroline Wharton, Kathy Conner, Kathy Vidrine, Rose DeSilvey, John Parker; 2nd row, I. to r.: Mike Guidry, Hugh Balid, Bobby Cox, Alvis West, Barry Do- naghey, Keith Seely, Sheila Pittman, John Fremin, Alvina Eberhardt, James Mayer, Brian Valley, Vincent Salvage. D.E. CLUB OFFICERS: Undra Barley: Co-Treasurer Janis Honses: Treasurer John Parker: President Kathy Vidrine: Secretary Joyce Patterson: Reporter 214 Left to right: Darleen Russo, Boso La Pinto, Pam Rossclli, and Patsy Ebeyer. Left to right: D. Guidry, B. Broudreau, D. Russo, R. Brousard. B. LaPinto, M. Trstcnson, Miss Salomon, J. Murphy, M. Iglesais. S. Lcguene, P. Ebeyer, C. I.a Rivive. T. Beyers, C. Renfroe, P Rosselli. 215 Ijft to right: Richard Grosz, A. J. Semira, Richard Manning, Miss Smith, Terr)’ Chcncvcrt, Warren Hastings, Fleix Hanaman, Paul Watson. 216 CHESS OFFICERS: Pres., Mike Laviolette Vice Pres., Mike Kearney First row, standing left to right: Terr)1 Chcmcncit. Andrew Kovacs, Mike Kearney. Mike Laviolette; 2nd row: Miss Garrett, Nancy Long, Patsy Sasnctt, Kent Cal- lais, Carl Thornton. James Baiden. Mona Guillory, Janice Cleveland, Gail Ruppert; $rd row: Charles Schefferstein, Charles Herman, Terry O'Neal, Eddie Smith, Issac Gibbs, Mike Mourra. MU-ALPHA- THETA Kneeling, left to right: Debbie Toea, Michelle Souchon; 2nd row. Standing left to right: Mrs. Hillburn, Ray Michel, Mary LcClare, Carol McGovern, Diana Boyls- ton, Sandra Castenado, Kathy Dobbs, Vicky Kent, Stephanie Horn; 3rd row. Left to right: John Mclnnis, Howard Heno, Samuel Walker, Jeanette Foxworth, Paul Watson, Paul Bowden, Jan Kurz, Gail LaBorde, Iris Martinez. OFFICER; Michelle Souchon EQUATIONS LEAGUE 1st row: Mrs. Hilburn, Michclc Souchon, Mary Laciere, Lee Loncgren, Lynn Lennox, Dianne Bolster, Kathy Dobbs, Carol Hendrix. Mike Andry; 2nd row: John Mclnnis, Richard Grosz, Richard Manning, Kent Stampley, Charles Hermann, A. J. Semira. Paul Bowden. Joy Smith 219 LIBRARY Linda Presley, William Dorsey, Joann Bryant, Kitty Wolbrecht. HUMAN RELATIONS Joe Di Salvo, Joe Hunter, Mike Andry. 220 Left to right, first row: Sonia Williams, Pam Sasnctt, Edmond Vitrano, Faye Stewart, Steve Willemet, Terry 1 Burns, Mike Andry; Back row: Lawrence Tuckcrson, Marcia Garcia, Issac Gibbs, Mr. Weiser, John Swan. BI-RACIAL COMMITTEE 221 LATIN AMERICAN OFFICERS: Kneeling: Maria Draper, Sweetheart; Ellea Romero, Sec.; Sonia Williams, Pres.; Luis Saenz, Trcas.; Martha Garcia, Vice Pres. Kneeling: Luis Albarado, Ana Moran, Sonia Gonzalez, Maria Camilo, Ana Saenz, Elba Valle, Martha Gangcrno, Luis Saenz; 2nd row: Fernando Ortiz, Ana Koky, Aracili Castro, Magado Arias, Gladys Roberto, Victoria Campos, Nancy Fernando, Martha Hcnandez, Emmy Melendez, Mara Marolez; 3rd row: Tom Jones, Fc- lyse Campos, Berta David, Sandra Saenz, Hcrmosura Woods, Sylvia Gampos. Iris Martin, Norman Horse. 1st row: Greg Lewis, Maria Casanova, Steve Willemet. E. J. Vitrano; 2nd row: Joe Di Salvo, Tony Previte, Danny Curole. Captain Mike Collura picture not taken BOWLING TEAM 223 1st row, L to r.: Stephanie Horn. Paula Bonnet, Patty McCord, Terry Stubbs, Vickie Kent, Jan Kurz, Connie Dunn, Lana Averna; 2nd row: Jimmie Parrel, Char- maine Potier, JoAnn Martino, Mary LaClere, Sharon Lafon, Carol Hendrix, Charmaine Mouton, Sharon Ducote, Gail LaBode, Sharon Frilot, April Hilliard; }rd tow: Michele Souchon, Darnell Oelking, Carol Ducote, Rene Boudrcax, Lisa Greene, Patsy Baughman, Maty Boyland. ANCHOR CLUB OFFICERS: Paula Bonnet, Vickie Kent, Stephanie Horn, Terry Stubbs, Lanna Averna, Patty McCord, Connie Dunn, Jan Kurz. 224 KEY CLUB 225 OFFICERS: L. to r.: Mike Adler, Steve Willimet, Joe Di Salvo, Mike Andry, Greg Lewis, E. J. Vitra no. 1st row: Mike Andry, Connie Dunn, Larry Palestine, Sharon Ducotc, Sarah Douglass, Pam Sasnett, Carole Ducote, Edmond Ultrano, Steve Willemet; 2nd row Mike Turner, Joe Rouillier, Mike Adler, Lawrence Fayette, A. J. Scmira. Danny Curole, Mike Collura, Jo Di Salvo, Greg Lewis, Mr. Matthews. left to right: Fernando Ortiz, Richard Beck. Ginger Patke. Brenda Baker, Faye Palmer; Standing, left to right: Sharlene Penney- Carole Hample Robin Goodwm, Janet Medleur, Sharon Ducote. Gaye Goodw.n, Pat Smith, Bertha Albright; Rack row: Mike Ronsonctfc. Terryl Burns. Mr. Jordon, Ricky Ledci. 226 CREATIVE WRITING OFFICERS: Gwen Sanders, Paul Watson, Cheryl Taravella. 1st row: Mrs. Bordelon, Kathy Mucalloun; 2nd row: Paul Watson, Cheryl Teravella, A. J. Semira, Joan Ellson, Constance Carl. 1st row, Knetling: Gail Ruppert, Patsy Sasnctt, Anna Rajo, Belinda Funck, Linda Jackson, Barbara Hanscom, Brenda Marcotte, Carol Hendrix, Michelle Saladino; 2nd row: Sandra LaMartiniere, Cheryl Taravella, Patty Burns, Adrienne Zimmer, Charlotte Robert. Mui Chan, Gail LaBorda, Debbie Dendinger, Jenny Lee, Pat Smith; }rd row: Mrs. Marrow, Martha Garcia, Rose Lee, Linda Robbins, Marta Morey. Wendy Ferrer, Patsy Baughman. Lynn Simon. Janice Cleveland. OFFICERS: 1st row: Rose Lee, Michelle Sala- dino, Jenny Lee, Belinda Funck; 2nd row: Brenda Marcotte, Gail LaBorde, Wendy Ferrer, Martha Garcia. 228 229 1st row, L. to r.: Carla Thibodeaux, Carol McGovern. Brenda Marcotce, Carol Hendrix. Chery l Taravella, Linda Robbins, Gail LaBorde, Miss Pol- lacr; 2nd row, L. to r.: Lisa Greene, Althea Jolly, Patsy Baughman, Michele Souchon, Wendy Ferrer. MAJORETTES Chermaine Potier, Sharon Lafbn 230 Left to right: Paula Bonnet, Darlene Heidlcburg, Sally Louviere, Sharon Frilot, Vicky Kent, Gail Fitzmorris. CHEERLEADERS 231 L ft to right: Evangelic Carter, Faye Stewart, Shekita McCall, Dianne Gardner, Jennifer Martin, Charlotte Burrell, Cynthia Louling, Diana Watson, Sharon War- ren, Beverly Dixon, Irene Dawling, Anita Fargo, Diana Hulbcrt, Darlene Tellaman, Pat Smith, Teryll Burns, Donna Felker, Pam Swennie, Gloria Kenny, Ber- nice Joiner, Tootic Applewhite, Charmainc Moutor, Joann Martineau. Seated: Captain Mary Dupre, Lieutenant; Patti McCord, Cathy Carter. PEP SQUAD 232 Left to right: E, Debbie Foster; A, Debbie Softley; S, Maria Casanova; T, Jan Kurz; O, Janice Caminita; N, Stephainc Horn, F. Mary Boylan; A. Pam Sasnett; G, April Hilliard; L, Rene Brodreaux; E, Terr)’ Stubbs, S, Connie Dunn; Carol Van Dalen, Cheryl Manning. FLAG TEAM CAPTAINS: Carol Van Dalen, Cheryl Manning. 233 Kneeling: Dennis Da igrepont. James Broussard. Timothy Williams. Chatawa Ford; lop row: Ronald Dauzet (Capt.), Stanley Aultman, Eddie Sheppard, Barbara Hanson, Kerry Granderson, Cheryl Lavalais (Flag), Debra Reese (Flag), Sybil Lewis (Flag), Charles Cannady, Beverly Bicu m, Gcrrard Bernard, Kent Stampley (Co-Capt.). Noi pictured: Charles Holmes. Mike Brewer. SOCCER TEAM 1971 Kneeling — left to right Standing — left to right James Huxen Louis Alvarado Juan Hernandez Team Secretary — Adalberto Garcia Fernando Ortiz Martha Garcia Manuel Canto Mario Chirinos Joseph Reboul Robert Pagart Oreste Rodriguez Danny Curole Julio Cortiza Miss Pollatt, Sponsor Donald Woods Felipe Campos Edward Smith BAND 1st row: Vera Hurrison, Jassettc Stykes, Patti McCord, Pat Mitchell, Manuel Franklin, Edward Thompson, Vonald Harris, Donald Lumanars, Wayne Moore, Anna Hurst, Man- Boy Ion, Shron Lafon; 2nd row: Peggy Claviyo, Janis Meyer, Tern Vamado, Conon Hall, Earn Roche, Leslie Durette, Thomas Montgomery, Wallace Dillon, Tony Previte, Timothy Harris; 3rd row: Lloyd von Clark, Edward Sai, John Shipmar, Mike Pricthett, Leonard Williams, Stanley Michell, Dwight Picau, Mike Marcatte, Carl Chostent; 4tb row: Edden Sherman, Donald Collura, Lay Michell, Andrew Kovacs, Tyrone Butler, Mike Mar iale, Tommie Jenning, Andrew Allnet; 3th row: Mr Arthur Knight. Director; Frank Gagliand, Roscoe Wright, Howard Hcno, Edward Mitchell. Daryl Sisson, Stephen Davis, Howard Lumar. 236 STAGE BAND 1st row: John Shipman, Lary Porche, Michael Marcotte, Stanley Michel, Michael Pritchett; Far right: John Dubois, Lynn Lennox, Donald Luminais, Donald Har- ris; 2nd row: James Fulford, Roscoe Wright, Howard Heno, Frank Gagliano; 3rd row: Mr. Knight, Donald Collura. Tommy Dennings, Andrew Kovacs, Ray- mond Michel, Hldcn Sherman, Wayne Moore, Peggy Clavijo. 237 238 1st row: Manuel Franklin Wayne Moore 2nd row: Edward Thompson Donald Luminais ird row: Ana Hurst Pat Mitchell 4th row: Donald Harris 1st row: Michael Makcottc, Lloyd Clark, Sharon Lafon, Mary Boylon. Edward Gai, Wayne Moore, Patti McCord, Conan Hall. Elden Sherman, Stanley Michele; fd row: Leslie Durette, Larry Porche. Howard Heno, Anthony Previte. BAND OFFICERS Larry Porchc, Drum Major; Edward Gai, Captain; Conan Hall, Co-Captain. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 239 GIRLS' CHORUS 240 1st row: Joanne Martincau, Joanne dwell, Brenda Marcotte, Debra Reese, Bernice Joiner, Rita Thornton, Dianna Bolston; 2nd row: Cynthia Lacour, Linda Rob- bins, Sharon Frillot, Theryl Burns, Deloras Smothers, Patricia Burns; $rd row: Barbara Blaveae. Autionette Dccaro, Norma Mobon, Hellass Frederick, Sadra Val- lee. EASTON CHORALE 241 1st row: Suzanne Rhodes, Janet Dunn, Stephanie Horn, Janice Caminita, Deborah Mercante, Vicky Kent, Roxanne Daigle; 2nd row: Faye Stewart, Undra Barley, Pamela Sasnette, Pamela Ricard, Cyntia Morrison; 3rd row: Cleo Snyder, Felix Haneman. Janice Evans, Joel Domiviele; 4th row: Terry Martin, Richard Julian, John Dubois, Kent Stampley, Terry O’Neil, Robert Walker. 1st row: Peggy Clavigo. Donald Collura, Anglea Ricard, Felix Hanemann, Ray Michelle, Teryll Bums, Sharon Lafon, Cachy Carter, Eddie Gai, Mr. Knight; 2nd row: Faye Stewart, John Dubos, Anthony Previtc, Patty McCord, Mike Maizali, Larry Porche, Andrew Kovacs, Gail Lloyd, Tommy Tenens. F.M.L.A. 242 OFFICERS: L. to r: Eddie Gai, Donald Cullura, Felix Hane- mann, Larry Porshe, Andrew Kovac, Eldon Sherman, Mike Maizali. UTU RE USINESS EADERS MERICA OFFICERS: Janice Caminita, Susan Boehan, Patsy Ebeyer, Clenda Boudreaux, Clandett Larieviera. F. B. L.A. Knrtling: Dennis Daigrcpont, Pasty Ebcycr, Jannice Caminita, Billy Macheca, Susan Bochn, Claudttc Lariviere, Glenda Boudreaux; 2nd row: Miss Solomon, Shar- on Lafon, Terry Beyers Glaciers, Carolyn Hendrix, Darccne Russo, Rose Lopinto, Rena Broussard, Linda Jackson, Nancy Ortiz, Lana Averna, Melanie Leonard, Charmainc Poticr, Marcia Torstcnson, Cathy Yctta, Mrs. Robertson; }rd row: Pam Rosselli. 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