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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

♦Vi THE 1 9 7 4 E A G L E Presents Getting It All Together 3 4 u 15 20 I .jail BC in mm Warren Easton Senior High School New Orleans, Louisiana I. Administration II. Faculty III. Classes IV. Activities V. Athletics VI. Organizations VII. Advertising 3 Mr. E. R. Tootle, Principal w i� ' . . . Principal Speaks. . . The pursuit of excellence in the face of adversity is invariably matched by the glory of the result. ” Our aim is to instill into each student the following qualities and character- istics in the pursuit of excellence in education: w is for wisdom. An Easton student should pursue the learning and knowl- edge to have judgement and foresight in selecting an acceptable place in society. A is for ability. Every person should aspire for accomplishments in keeping with their capacity of talents, skills and qualifications. R R E is for responsibility. For every right there is a responsibility. Live up to your responsibilities — in thought and deed. is for respectability. Each student is expected to be good, worthy, decent, honest and fair. is for example. As an Easton student, be an example through word and deed, someone to be imitated. Set a pattern that might serve as a model for others. N E is for noble. You should have an exalted moral character of an admira- bly high quality. is for excellence. Each student is expected to have an earnestness of pur- pose which will be a reason to strive for excellence with intensity and zeal. A S T 0 N is for ambition. Aspirations to be the best in something is an admirable quality in any person. is for service. Be of service to your country, your community, your school and to your fellow man. Be useful. is for thoroughness. Anything worth doing at all is worth doing well. is for objectivity. Have a worthwhile objective, an end toward which your efforts are directed. is for notable. Each student should aim to be worthy of note as an impor- tant person to society. It is hoped each student will have a compelling committment to launch out in an effort to make this a belter world in which to live with the thought there are no simple solutions, only intelligent choices. Putting this all together spells desired qualities and characteristics of stu- dents at Warren Easton. 35 c o u n s e I o r s Not Pictured: MISS A. DANIELS The ultimate goal of guidance is to help young people develop a deep interest in their own personal worth as members of society, and to help them gain an understanding of themselves so that they can live effec- tively in this highly technological age. Library Personnel MRS. M. WAGUESPACK Head Librarian MRS. E. FRANCOIS Asst. Librarian Not Pictured: MRS. I. BURNS Clerk Homeroom 203 — Winner of the THANKSGIVING BASKET CONTEST 38 English Department MR. W. SONNIER MR. S. A. COSTA MR R E. BOHNES MRS. B. L STEVENSON Not Pictured: MRS. M. WATKINS MRS. B. NELKIN Purpose: . . . The purpose of the English program is to help the student develop correct listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. MRS. L. STELLY MR. E. MARKEYJR. History Dept. The understanding of the foundation and function of our history and government is vital to our generation. Easton has courses in civics, eco- nomics, law, Gen. History, geography, and U.S. History. Not Pictured: MR. A. ATHAS MRS. S. CRIER MR. P. EDWARDS MR H. TAYLOR MR. CARLO B MONTALBANO e P t. Easton prepared its student for the world of figures. The fol- lowing courses are offered: Advanced Math Algebra General Math Geometry Business Math Trigonometry 9 Not Pictured: MRS. F. BURKERT MISS. M. ELLIS MR. R. STEELY MISS A. SIKES 42 Not Pictured: MR. E. SPEARS MRS. E. BICKHAM Distributive Education Dept. DECA is an organization whose program of leadership, personal development and career encouragement is designed specially for students enrolled in distributive education. A DECA chapter is to DE students what a civic or professional organization is to the business- men. DECA is the only national youth organization operating within the nation’s schools to attract young people to careers in marketing, merchandising and management. Not Pictured: MISS B. HODGE MR. J. GENDUSA 43 MISS L. MANAIE MRS. F. REDDIX Business Education Not Pictured: MISS S. SOLOMON MRS. G. FLEURY Easton offers courses in typing, shorthand, business English, general busi- ness, office simulation, and bookkeeping. In addition the C.O.E. courses pro- vide on-the-job training. 44 Science courses at Warren Easton arc designed to acquaint pupils with the basic concepts of the physical and biological sciences. In addition, a few advanced courses are offered to students oriented toward college. MISS F. STRICKLAND MRS. J. DEMAS Industrial Arts MR. M. WILLIAMS MR. R. HAMILTON MRS. B. SNEED Reading 46 Foreign Home Language Economics MRS. A. WHITFIELD MRS. S. WESTBROOK Not Pictured: MISS FORMAN Art Dept. Not Pictured: MR. S. JORDAN An is the production or expression of what is beautiful, appealing, or of more than ordi- nary significance. MISS D. PALMER Physical Education Not Pictured: MEN COACH D. BROWN COACH R. JACKSON WOMEN MISS M. DUMAINE MRS. P. TAYLOR MISS W. COOPER 0 COACH R. HEBERT Easton believes in contributing to a healthy body and healthy mind.” 47 Vocational Drafting Not Pictured: MR. J. TURNER Vocational Drafting is terminal as well as college prepatory training. A student is trained for two years for employment as a beginning drafts- man upon graduation from high school. For those college bound it is prepatory training for architectural, engineering and other construction and manufacturing professions. Oscar Rajo receives award from Sgt. Reynold. CLASSES 49 1974 SENIORS. . . Leaders of the Followers, Sentimental at the End, but Proud to be Easton Graduates! 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 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 wc 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! SEPT. Carolyn Pcpp George Coulon Seniors of the Month — 1973-74 (Sept.-Feb.) OCT. Lori Henry Kenny Maureau NOV. Sherrel White Mike Bashc DEC. Linda Pochc Leo George JAN. Ruby Mullens Leo Ayers FEB. Rhonda Roberts Willie Gant 53 Senior Class Officers A unique year of man’s life happens after he has completed three years of high school. The final year, senior year, gives the annual school events a new dimension and meaning by suddenly realizing the purpose of homecoming, dances, football games, and more specially the prom and graduation. In this respect senior year is unique, because it culminates three years of experience in a year of change. The final year sees youths become men, attitudes turn to ideas, and followers become leaders. Within these changes are the tensions of aggravation and disappointment in failure, and the jubilance and confidence in success. Upon finishing his last year at Easton, the senior leaves his sheltered life and enters into a competitive and challenging society. In the ensuing years of successes and failures, senior year will be ever present in his mind, heart, and soul. L to R.: Gwen Horn; Linda Pochc; Debbie Dendinger; and Rhonda Roberts. Mario Alvarado Sandra Armstrong Alex Arroliga Leo Ayers Frank Batt Gloria Baptiste Mike Basche Robin Bateman Adria Bell Donald Bemos Judy Berthclot Gerald Bizcttc 55 John Blackwell Sharon Blond Leonard Blumc Kathy Bonck Robin Bonds Lloyd Bolcware Ann Marie Bourgeois Larry Brady Landry Brayton Carl Bridgewater Gwen Brumfield Shirley Burrell 56 Stewart Burton Carolyn Butler Leon Butler Edward Burguc Elizabeth Calelas Marion Calvin Debra Carr Iraida Castilla Thelma Castro Madeline Casas Marianela Casas Nancy Chalelain 57 Donald Collins Beverly Contreras Alfred Crain Joseph Cuny Joseph Curcuru Oscar Cuesta Silvia Cuesta Michael Daire Susie Darries Lydia Davis Sheila Davis Kenneth David 58 Frank Dazzo Debbie Dendinger Roy Dickerson Debra Duncan Sharen Duncan Thomas Dunn Debbie Elman Marsha Elman Reginald Elum Joyce Fleming Bradley Fox Joseph Gaines 59 Willie Gant Andres Garcia Fernando Gonzalez Mara Garcia Leo George, Jr. Susan Gicsemann Cheryl Givens Elizabeth Graf Elone Gray Mima Guerra Ida Harkness Gisele Hawkins 60 Glenn Hayes Paul Hebert Julie Heimel Cathy Heno Wayne Herron Gwen Horn Terry Heidelberg Sharon Humes Eugene Johnson Roni Johnson Yvette Johnson Alvin Jones Karen Keys Kim Kirby Eugene Kummer Lloyd Landry Leonard LeBrun Irma Lewis Karen Libel Billy Logan Carol Logan Terry Magee Barbara Majeste Glenn Manning 62 Mary Marino Wanda Martin Kenneth Maureau Weston McCall Karen McCarthy Rae Ann McGill Albert McGovern Kathy Meilleur Regina Melan S3 Byron Mcrcicr Anthony Messina Robert Montgomery Ruby Mullens Philip Murphy Aldreama Myles Dorothy Newman Steve Nicolay Carlos Palacio Adrian Panqucmc Constance Pappas Tina Pauratore Carolyn Pepp Gina Pipitonc Linda Poche 64 Percy Price David Radecker Claudette Reese Sharon Roquevert Kirtland Rush Shelly Salmon Trina Scorza Barbara Scott Rickey Searcy Belami Seaton Tina Simon Wayne Softley 65 Sharon Stephens Shelia Hills Karen Trahan Gary Thomas Joan Thiypen Donica Thouphy Wilda Tillman Joshua Treauda Reyinald Treaudo Dennis Troxclair Kurt Tyler Olimpia Valdes 66 Darlene Vidrinc Lee Ann Walden Artemise Walker Fred Washington Jerome Washington Marilyn Washington Sherrel Ann White Brenda Williams Callista Williams Patricia Ann Williams Patricia Williams Sherry Willis 67 Lorraine Boubede Jeanne Boudreaux Linda Bradley Eduardo Burguc Sam Catalanotto Deborah Catoe Nancy Chatelain Larry Clayton George Coulon Laura Dawscy Royal Duhon LaVem Emilien 68 Arthur Ernst Maria Gonzalez Kevin Griffin Lori Henry James Holmes Harry Juarez Sherry Madden Trudy McRae Gloriadcan Paul Rhonda Roberts Joan Rush Sylvia Smith 69 Pamela Sylvia Melvin Tyler . «V ■ Kossuth VsnocmOr. Callista 'Williams Marlisa Willis l SS� e Wolfe MkK Yec Kir. 7jCfZlc: 70 SENIOR WILL I, DEBBIE DENDINGER. will � 11 my problemi to Mias Puniiiw. the problem toller I. REGINA MELAN. will � 11 my miserable cluiei to all future student� aI Eauon I. EUGENE KUMMER. will all my love and devotion to my lady and graduation will be the beat day of my lile I. RUBY i ROBBIE) MULLENS, will to trae Dunne Wilton all the patietur I had at Eaaaon to get along with teathrrt 1. RUBY (ROBBIE) MULLENS, will all my ability of treating a guy right to all the girl� who don’t know what to do with them I. being a temor erf tound mind, will Judy William to John Doyle 1. DAVID RADECXER. w,U the none 1 make roaming the hall� to the neat temor who town� the hall� , alao my nickname Kerb - to the neat nghr fielder on the batebaJl team who � ahoea turn up at the toet 1. DEBBIE DENDINGER. will my diamond nng to Rae Arm Zaegrlrr and m fingernail� toJack Hahn I. SHARON HUMES, will my io e to my grandparent. 1. CLAUDETTE REESE, who will toon be Mra Claudette Nedd, will all my love to Errol A Nedd L REGINALD TREAUDO. will � 11 my fine chadta to Eaacon and to whoever ran get them I. ROBERT MONTGOMERY, will all my aggmuve talent to dummiet like Mike St Cyr and Gtegory Gant I. ROBERT MONTGOMERY, will my inscrumenal ability .o FAT L BIG WHITE, will my weaken to Claudette Reeae GISELE HAWKINS willa her walk co everyone arholl continue waiting for her to pa� � the auditorium to watch it G1SELE HAWKINS will� all her love to her patent� Mr and Mr� Willie Hawkint who made it potubk for let graduation I. TRINA SCORZA, will Cynthia Poole, my French book and knowledge 1. TRINA SCORZA. will all my eternal love to Cedric Aaron 1. TRINA SCORZA. will my nickname Munchae to Thereta 'Crunch ) Searty m order that the may be called Munch Crunch I. EVA FINLEY, of � ound mind and body, will all ray love and affection to my NAVY” man. Abe Scott I, GLEN fPEPPER i HAYES, will all my love to all the chick at Eaaaon. especially Salt I. PHILIP MURPHY, leave my ruckname Stock and my glove to Jerome Page 1. RHONDA ROBERTS, will aucce � to the neat Senior da� � Secretary 1. RHONDA ROBERTS, will my brain� and kindness to Rounn Rick� L RHONDA ROBERTS, will no car problem� to a perial fnend I. CAROLYN BUTLER, will my belching to Yvetie and my beautiful voice to Carolyn Prpp I. CAROLYN BUTLER, will my Wacknea. to the flag team 1. BUTLER, will my darkne � to Donna Carter. � e y body to Alien Armatead. and a new love life to Gaiier Bum� I.C B . will all ray love and affection toC W I. YVETTE, will my � e« eyebrow. to the crxry cheerleader Donna Carter L DINKY, will my tug mouth to the low talking cheerleader� Alma. Donna, and Cynthia 1 will the beat of luck to all of neat year� «emor� , cauae they’ll need every bu of k I. DEBBIE DENDINGER. will all my love to Robert Gonxalez JEANNE BOUDREAUX leave her nickname Ding Ding to near yean Bell player I. DARLENE V1DRINE. will my BIG MOUTH to Mr Cota's teiond period Engkih data. to he won’t be lonely I. TINA SIMON, leave the football goal pcxtert to the neat person who’� «puck on drawing 1. TINA SIMON, leave the front page and the puizlet of the newspaper to An Cummma. Senior of T) I. TINA SIMON, leave my money making ideas to Barbara Simpson. Senior of 7S I. SHIRLEY BURRELL leave all my eani to those who often criticised them 1. LORRAINE BOUBEDE. will my ruckname Boub to the next unfulfilled aenior L a temor of Warren Easton, fed it my duty to anil the kindergarten sweetheart� . Philip Murphy and Lon Henry, «oeach other L KATHY M1E1LLEUR. will my � ix year odd gym tun co anyone who dunk they can wear it 1, LEEANNE WALDEN, will to my fnenda Glenda. Gerald. Louise, Joann, and James all the happmett I experienced in my senior year (Keep Easton on Top') I. TERRY HIEDLEBERG. will all my great memoeies of joy and survival to (hoar yet to experience L CLARICE SMITH, will all my luck to the next temor who takes Oencal Practice 1. CLARICE SMITH, will all my pencil� to Rickey Joteph I. CLARICE SMITH, will all my (smiles) to Carlo� I. DEBBIE DENDINGER. will all my paperback, to Mr Costa L REGGIE ELUM. will my baseball talent to Robert Thom a and my cooincsa co Alicia Armstead 1. BARBARA MAJESTE, will a bunch of editorial� to next year's editor I, LIZ GRAF, bequeath my 6 year old gym suit with the 42 seams my air-conAuoncd gym ahoea. and artistic flair to the next deserving senior I. KAREN KEYS, will the pteaa room back to Warren Easton, which hat cumntty been known at my second home and locker L SH1ELA DAVIS, will Dudley Dan , love and happmess I. SHIELA DAVIS, anil Cariettha Dixon, my teeth I. SHEILA DAVIS, will Gwen LeFlore and Anemne Walker, my tense L ARTEM1SE WALKER, will Sheila Dan, acme tente I. YVETTE, will to Joseph all my love and alao to my rancher and family L DINKY, will my love toJ S and G E SHEILA HILLS wills ho fingernails co EVA FINLEY wills her figure so Manon CaJrm EVA FINLEY wills ho diploma to Brenda Finley and Beatrice Keasiry 1. ARTEMISE WALKER, better known as Mone. will all my love to Ronme Daw. better known as Speedy Black I. ARTEMISE WALKER, will all my knowledge to Gwen LeFlore. Gwen Brumfield, and Jaruce Anderson I. GWEN BRUMFIELD, will my charm, grace, talent, intelligence, personality, generosity, greatness, gentleness, kindness, patience. understanding, way� to any unlucky someone who needs them I. SEXY, will my little aexy. hairy legs to R A I. DON ICE ALFRED THOUPHY. will to my auto Sharon Alfred to carry on where! left off NONNE will� ho sweet love to Vann L ELONE GRAY, anil my love to Mr� Dora Dsn� I. CAROLYN PEPP. will my (me legs to Wilke Gant I. CAROLYN PEPP. leave my «pint to the neat undetermined senior� L CAROLYN PEPP. will my braim to Lloyd Langne I. ROBIN BONDS, will a new pack of cigarette� to Roxanne Racks, to the can atop begging ELONE GRAY wills ho kwe to Mr and Mrs Albert Gray NONNE will ho love co Tracey I. BEVERLY, anil � 11 toy love, tenderness, and devotion to SAL � w y� and only CLAUDETTE REESE will� all ho sngtto Big White and Syfna. LJUUE HE1MEL will all of my nmnmg around and love to Ray Cenugba I. PAT WILLIAMS, will all my knowledge and imdertcandmg to the next graduating data L SUSIE DARRIES. will the teat of my knowledge to my best fnend Melody Mack I. UN DA BRADLEY, will all my love to Bam Barr. I. BARBARA SCOTT, will all my love and affect � toTern Signal 71 Willie Gant Baby Eagles Liz Graf Carolyn Butler lulie Heimel Kanm Keys Ruby Mullens Debbie Dendinger Carlos Palacio Uj A V V r W: o Rickey Searcy Mara Garcia Zeeannc Vaiden David Radecker Tina Simon Lorraine Boubede Weston McCall Leonard Blume Shelly Salmon Ann Bourgeois Karen McCarthy Sherry Madden Sharon Blond Senior Autographs rr74” Senior Autographs rr74 A n E | Wki V K fij 6 UlC ' 70vy'y M ■v r ' • .A.fk a G ■V7- r. . cvivXv-'1 ,1. V iO (J€ P t I' sc iOftltii On) i ftl CORUS p.0‘ O rw c$? 4i y m tu. uni MUlu y Af uu f ■ 'K vO a.CO j? H V-7? Hs MT 'W|7 iC. £ ras� ©as«e 4x. i) : - 9 T - A. yy D % , 5ic 6� , 7V f,yk ?s. r V A A? ‘BoaWTYv -ts v_ x n . . � i r ' K . y r� '- l C{y 'NO-b lQ £ V v + r-« P y u y ‘7 3 . i —� . t- p Juniors Juniors-------Accustomed to confusion, conscious of senior rings and anticipating their senior year! Junior Class Rep. Gailene Burns Lecora Adams LaDonna Alleman Dorothy Allen Cathy Altobello Mike Alvarez Janice Anderson Carol Anguzza Elaine Arceneaux Alina Arias Carol Antill 81 82 Gailcnc Burns Patrica Bunn Tracey Burger Carlos Butler Ernest Butler Enrique Bush Lyndal Buwc Thomas Byrnes Laurie Cannon Mary Chandler Denise Coleman Farrell Chandler Noemi Cerrato Nocmi Ccrrapo Debra Cowart Ray C. Crawford Kathy Collura Kenneth Collins Arlene Darbonnc Ava Cummins Sherrie Dawson Raul Dardon Cynthia Davis Joseph Dawson 84 Brenda Dixon Curlctha Dixon Kim Dupuis Angele Durali Thomas Dowling Drew Ducote 85 Justina Fernandez Constance Edwards Don Eilers James Eschette Wanda Fontenot Tony Fuentes Brenda Gardner Cristy Garrard 86 Glenn Glapion Pat Graf Cindy Guidry Jackie Hahn Ronald Hampton David Hanscom Craig Hebert Scott Herman 87 Cynthia Harris Willie Hicks III Carol Hinzie Carol Hoffman Pat Crum Holf Mike Hurst Charles Johnson JoAnn Johnson Jeanme Jones Kathy Joseph David Karey Joe Labarriere 88 Otis Lewis Etter Lenoir 89 Janice Magee Olympia Matthews Anthony Martin Donald McGovern Brian Millet Lloyd McMillon Judy Monjure Joyce Moore Karen Murphy Carlos Navarro Alvarey Neely Odette Ordeneau Curtis Page Andrew Payton Virginia Penny Ava Peyton Edward Piper Jo Ann Pizzitolo Maureen Prentice 91 Steve Rovira Anthony Sastasi August Sayles Lisa Schcurcr Fred Sehncll Theresa Searcy 92 Rowcna Smith Bernadette Speak Andy Sperandeo Albert Steward Karen Stover Debra Sylvester Robert Thomas Jeff Trahan Linda Trosclair Nick Tzerefos 93 94 Julia Watson Valeric Webb Larry Wehlen Bonnie Williams Marvin Williams Mitchell Williams Dionne Wilson Kathy Wingard 95 Javer Zapata Rac Ziegclcr David Hayes Gina Lefort SOPHOMORES ------------------Awed, Bewildered, Confused! Soph. Rep. Doris Clayton Carolyn Alexander Alicia Armstead Sylvia Anderson Bradley Adams Bonnie Bergeron MikeCaccio Reyna Bonilla Pam Butler Donny Carey Herman Collins Godiva Collins Gail Chauvin Raymond Cemiglia 97 leanetta Collins Melissa Compton Hattie Concrly Al io F. Cortez Diane Cotelle Emeralion Cowart John Doyle Cheryl Englade Maria Erazo Mike Eschette Lillian Flair Valerie Fleury 98 Terry Franks Lee Ann Frclix Nathan Gal land Tim Garitty Anthony George Eugene Giles . i Valeric Jackson Patricia Keys Joseph Keller William Krolowirz Verona Lacy Eddie Lee 99 Gary Lemoine Everett Lendsey Kimber Logan Marta Lopez I me Ida Louis Albert Madden Oscar Melendez Kenny Mese Deborah Miller Jerome Moley Jacquline Monroe James Moore 100 Vilma Obregon Vickie Pagan William Panter Ernest Patterson Patsy Patterson Center: Angela Ordencaux Melchor Pavon Wayne Moore Lilia Morales Jean nine Mouton James Munaco Cathy Norton Mary Norton George Rickoll Cheryl Percy Billy Pierce Laura Pipitone Charlotte Pryor Cynthia Poole 101 Vclinda Ray Keith Rush Beatriz Sanromer Cheryl Richard Sharon Richard Melvin Roberts Richard Simms Pamela Sisson Karroo Smith Terry Stewart Lucious Stovall David Tassin Louis Thibodeaux Cynthia Thompson Marie Trahan Christopher Trebagnier Sammy Toups Jocelyn Ware Cassandra Webster Edith Wells Kathy Werhan Annette Williams Judy Williams 103 Freshman Class of rr Freshmen Find Different Mode of Life in School. Jose Barela Joyce Bcdncy Terry Bell Calvin Blackburn Magaly Blanco Gerald Blue Miriam Bonilla Sonja Bridgewater Elizabeth Callender Vanessa Calistc 106 Raul Castro David Clark Barbara Daniels Barbara Dazet Cornelius Collins $ 1 Kelly Dennis A Brenda Fitzmorris Freshmen Come Together in a New Situation. 107 Terry Fizer Susan Galland Ubaldo Garda Antoinette Harris Vincent Gonzales Sandra Fulton Elizabeth Garda Cynthia Herbert Joann Harris Tommy Hilliard 108 The Newness Wears Offas They Involve Timothy Hills Rose Jackson Lucy Jones Donna Ledet Jerome Lastie Shelia Holmes Pamela Kennedy Chris Lovor Charlotte Jackson k Sandra Johnson Estrella Laza Joyce Long Themselves in a Multitude of Activities. Bobbie Magee Wanda Newsome James Roberts Shanita McClellan Anita Pierce Rebecca Mahoney Oscar P’souza Linda Robinson Donnie Reynolds Willie McCarkic Seria Paz Steve Robertson 110 The Newness Wears Off as They Search Charles Roby David Smith Harold Swanson Marit a Ruiz Helen Rodriguez Connie Spinks Danny Talley Marcel ina Santano Lumuel Stephen Chris Rush Sherry Spinks Tommy Ezell for Truth and Strength. Ill Zoila Vigoa Susan Volpi Katherine Volter Chrvel Woods Shelia Woods Freshman at Easton T-Bird tells Shelia the crown is no longer hers. T-Bird flaps her wings. Time out for inspection of the masses . . . 113 115 MhT,' � 80 A tyl”'o c43 M S,Cyr' =4S C 7S R ShafCT’ R Amst“i- 7° L Hampton. 77 j. Zapata. 89 N Williams. 46 E Pattctson, 84 K Vincent Mgr.j. LaBarnere, Mgr. R. Searcy. rSize, Desire Mark Eagles Versatility 117 1973-74 Captains 60 D. Troxclair 33 S. Smith 44 L Ayers 1973-74 Coaches Coach Costa Coach Jackson Coach Spears Coach Brown 118 Leadership 3 22 R. Daw, 23 G. Gant, 62 W Davis. 33 J. Tate, 18G. Cotton. 68 S. Taylor, 14 G. Cotton, 34 M. Manning, 80 A. Sayles, 65 B. Dermid, 20 W. Gant 19 R Johnson, 70 L. Hampton, 43 M. St.Cyr, %7 J. Zapata, 42 R. Montgomery, 75 R. Armstead. 84 K. Vincent, 89 N. Williams, 66 A. Spcrandro. 50 F. Batt. 11 A Panqucmc. «29 A. Bridgewater. 48 C Pierce. 27 J. Robinson, 33 S. Smith, 31 R. Daw. 28 C Page, 81 C Heben, 50 F. Batt, 76 R. Schafer. 46 E. Patterson 44 L Ayers 60 D. Troxclair, 78J. Ambrose. 75 R. Armstead, 80 A. Sayles. 119 Easton Vs. Kennedy Sept. 21, 1973 Ronnie Daw (22) eludes Cougar defenders. August Sayles (80) on the end around. Jerome Page (}5) sacks quarterback for huge loss. Easton 6 — Kennedy 20 Leo Ayers (44) upsets a Cougar with Page (53) looking on. Coaches Brown and Jackson along with Rick Searcy tend to an Eagle. Sayles (80) holds on as Page (55) and Stanley Smith (35) move in. 121 Adrian Panquemc just gets it off. Craig Hebert (81) catches a Tarpon behind the line as Richard Armstead (75) moves in for the kill. 122 Easton Vs. Fortier Panquemc gets off punt behind good blocking. Sept. 27, 1973 Easton 26 Fortier 0 On fourth down. Alvin Bridgewater (29) sets up to block. Mike St.Cyr (43) looks for daylight. Easton Vs. McDonogh Robert Montgomery (42) on the move up the middle. Oct. 5, 1973 Albert Steweart (86) in hot pursuit of Trojan George Gibson. 124 Richard Armstead (75) and Sayles help bring down a Trojan. Easton 0 McDonogh 20 Marlon Manning (34) outfaces Trojan for first down. Sc.Cyr (43) on the loose, as Country” Vincent leads the blocking. o Panqueme calls the next play. 125 I Homecoming Easton Vs. Landry Oct. 12, 1973 Quarterback Roy Johnson (19) on the keeper. Manning looks for yardage. Cotton (18) sets up behind good protea ion. 126 Leo Ayers (44) on the move up the middle. Easton 0 Landry 44 Greg Cotton (18) sweeps end for tough yardage. Armstead and Page (55) converge as Clarence Pierce (48) moves in. 127 f « i i i m N Dodging Dan docs his thing. Easton Vs. Booker T. Washington Oct. 26, 1973 Stanley Smith on a solo tackle. Stanley Smith tackles a Lion runningbock. 128 Panqueme hands off to Mongtomery Easton Roy romps for six. Country” the choo-choo says, Look out I’m coming. Nov. 2, 1973 Easton 7 West Jeff 47 Eagles sock it to a Buccaneer. Easton Vs. West Jeff 130 Greg Cotton sets up behind perfect protection. Eagle defense gangs up on a Buc. Johnson unloads bomb. Roy Johnson escapes rush. Easton Vs. Bonnabel Nov. 8, 1973 End of Season V Page and Ayers having fun. Panqueme sets up m the pocket 132 Da� (22'; follows blocking of Johnson 19). Easton 8 Bonnabel 14 Montgomery (42) looks for daylight as Country” Vincent (84) leads the blocking. Johnson struggles for yardage. Unidentified Eagle scores from the one 133 Easton s Prize Package 1973-74 Oh! My aching head. They said it was good to the last drop. 134 Don’t worry, I won’t hurt you. Some people play volleyball with a football.1 Get down, get down . . . I wanna be where you are. 135 Hey! Let me out of here. Eastons Prize Package 1973-1974 You’re 5 seconds too late. What’s going on? 136 Here! You take it. Aw no! Not again. Where’d everybody go? Those damn Trojans. 137 Football Managers 1973-74 L to R : D. Gardner, J. Labarricrc, D. Gark. H. Deist, G. Walker, R. Searcy. Track Team at Practice T r a c k 1 9 7 4 Rigid Training Profits a Winning Season 1974 Track Team KNEELING L to R. — Coach R. Jackson, W. Davis, C. Pierce, A. Bridgewater, J. Tate, M. Garcia, R. Daw. STANDING L to R. — F. Lindsey. E. Patterson. M. Gaines. M Williams, G. Cotton, L. Kelly, J. Robinson, N. Williams, F. Lewis, L Hampton, W. Turner, R. Daw. NOT PICTURED — Coach E. Spears, R. Castro. R. Schaffer. M. Manning. M. Williams, J. Smother, B. Matthews. The 1974 Track Team Is Under the Direction of Coach R. Jackson and E. Spears. The Team Is Preparing for a Winning Season. They Hope to Make Easton No. 1.” 139 Baseball 1973 BASEBALL SCHEDULE FIRST ROUND Easton 2 Fortier 9 Easton 8 Cohen 3 Easton 2 McDonogh 1 Easton 2 Nicholls 1 Easton 5 Landry 3 SECOND ROUND Easton 3 Fortier 2 Easton 18 Cohen 2 Easton 14 McDonogh 0 Easton 3 Nicholls 2 Easton 5 Landry 4 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Easton 0 Fortier 4 Ul Bat Girls: Gwen (Moose) Horn and Tina (Tappy) Pauratorc FRONT Left to Right — Bat Girls: Gwen Horn, Tina Pauratore. SECOND ROW Left to Right — G J. Serpas. Lloyd McMillon, Adrian Panquemc, John Lennox, Leo Ayers, Kossuth Vincent, Andy Spcrandeo, A. J. Vincent. THIRD ROW — Philip Murphy, Frank Batt, John Ayers, Curtis Page, Robert Thomas, Reginald Elum, David Radecker, Don Eilers. LAST ROW — Manager Henry Deist and Coach Steve Costa. 142 Reggie Elum, Dave Radecker, Adrian Panquemc and Philip Murphy 1973 Warren Easton Baseball Write-Up Warren Easton found itself in a tough position in March, 1973. Coach Steve Costa, in his first year at the helm, inherited a defending league champion club that graduated all nine starters. He had to start from scratch in building a competitive ball club since there was no experience with which to sprinkle the team. Pre-season prognosticators foresaw a long season for the Eagles, but the Eagles were so competitive in the first round that they surprised people by going 4-1, as runners-up to Fortier. Coach Costa hadn t wasted any time bemoaning his club’s lack of experience. Our kids have been well aware of the fact that everyone graduated last year, but there is a lot of pride in baseball at Easton, and they have just responded to the chal- lenge.” Going into the second round, the Eagles knew that the team to beat was Fortier. By beating the Tarpons, the Eagles could take a giant step toward the district crown. This became a reality when Easton’s scrappy team upset the unbeaten Tarpons, 3-2, in a last inning thriller. With Fortier leading 2-1 in the top of the 7th inning, John Lennox singled with two out and Greg Elum was hit by a pitch. Frank Batt then drilled a long triple to center to plate both runners and Easton had the lead 3-2. In the bottom of the 7th Fortier threatened with a man on second and no one out. Reggie Elum then struck out the next two hitters including Bobby Dean, the district’s leading hitter, and got the last man to line out to Lennox in left. With the biggest game behind Easton, the Eagles swept to the 2nd Round Championship beating Nicholls 3-2, Cohen 18- 2, Landry 5-4, and McDonogh 14-0. This set up a showdown with Fortier for the 8-AAAA Championship. It was not destined for this team to win the district title as Fortier downed the Eagles 4-0 before a jam packed Kirsh-Roo- ney Stadium and won a berth to the State Playoffs. The surprising season was topped off with the selection of four Eagles to All 8-AAAA District Team: Leo Ayers Catcher; Reggie Elum and Adrian Panquerne as Pitchers; and Greg Elum, Outfield. Coach Costa was named Coach of the Year in 8- AAAA. M3 All 8-AAAA Pitcher — Reggie Elum Catcher — Lloyd McMillon and Second Baseman — Kossuth Vincent Outfielder — John Lennox First Baseman Philip Murphy and Outfielder Andy Sperandco Coach Costa gets ready for the showdown. All 8-AAAA Catcher — Leo Ayers with Battery Mate Lloyd McMillon Time-Out Girls 1 9 7 4 Cheryl Percy, Carolyn Pepp, Kathy Naughton, Carolyn Butler. Bookkeepers 1 9 7 4 Donald Collins. Rickey Searcy Varsity 1973-74 I 151 Guard: Joe Gaines Center: Kurt Tyler Forward: Danny Taylor Forward and Guard: Gary Thomas Junior Varsity 1974 STANDING — James Douglas, A. Newton, T. Wilson, J. Dawson, H. Newton, Coach Brown. KNEELING — Mgr. D. Clark. G. Walker, T. Smith. G. Cotton. G. Gant, A. Smith. Greg Gant arches a jumper over a Buc defender. Easton Vs. Gary Thomas dribbles down court Frog” wins the battle under the boards. 156 Booker T. Washington Easton 55 B. T. Washington 69 Gary adds another point for the Eagles. Marble Brain goes high for n Easton Vs Eagles await the rebound. Eagles fight for a loose ball. 158 West Jeff Eugene hits for two. Jake gets ready to tap. Easton 48 Easton Vs. Danny goes for the hook. 160 Gaines shoots free throw. Jake fights for two points. MeDonogh MeDonogh 85 Kun goes up high against Trojans for a well earned two points. 161 Willie (24) and Gary set up the play. Easton Vs. Gary and Kurt go high for a rebound. Bonnabel Danny Taylor shoots over the outstretched hand of a defender. Easton 59 Bonnabel 66 163 Willie Gant scores on a driving layup. Coach discusses strategy Danny Taylor — from his favorite spot. Easton 59 Danny leans for two points. Easton Varsity Vs. 164 Kurt Tyler (54) outreachcs a Buc for the tip. Landry Varsity Landry 66 Joe Gaines (4) with an uncontested layup. 165 Lucky thing I had my Pro-Kcds. Got my eyes on you. It's all in the wrist. 167 168 GANIZA TIONS 169 Yearbook Staff Newspaper Staff FIRST ROW From Left to Right — C Altobello, K. Keys, T. Heidleberg. SECOND ROW — L Boubede, A. Cummins, K. Flowers, S. Davis, A. Pope, G. Dermid, L Graf. THIRD ROW — L Walden, G Hoffman, T. Dunn, C. Navarro, Burrell. Distributive Education clubs of SCHOOL aRremcastoh FIRST ROW From Left to Right — T. Hernandez, B. Logan, B. Mercifcr, H. Gautreaux, F. Gonzalez, D. Newman, A, Ernst, K. David, F. Concrly, S. Duncan, G. Almandarcs, J Wertz, M. Bumson. L Snead, R. Dardon SECOND ROW Left to Right — S. Davis, J. Martineau, S. Ricks, B. Majeste. THIRD ROW From Left to Right — W Martin, A. Neely, J Butler. G. Cotton, S. Dairies. A. Payton. M. Fuentes, C. Garrard, C. Ricks, N. Cerrato, D. Lachney, J Magee, P Graf. 172 C.O.E. Officers From Left to Right: N. Chatelain. D. Vidnnc. M. Elman. Members TOP ROW ft� Lrf, „ Ri h, _ K. UAd, C Logan, L D,vis BOTTOM ROW Fron, Lrft � R h, - M,„ Sob™, C O E Dircoo,. D Vidri . N CW1™. M FJm„. M Will . P Williams. B Scott. E Guerra, C Regun ra 173 OFFICERS: FRONT ROW L to R. — G. Couton, M. Hennessey, K. Zie- geler. BACK ROW From L to R. — S. Catalanotto, R. Bateman, M. Base he, J. Lennox. SWEETHEARTS From L to R. — G. Pipitone. R. Ziegeler, L Henry, L Boubcde, C. Bonnet (in trash can), J. Monjure. KNEELING From L to R. — M. Base he, K. Ziegelcr, M. Hennessey, D. Carey, R. Bateman, Mr. L Blanchard. STANDING From L to R. — J. Wertz, K. Vincent, K. Maureau, A. Vincent, J. Curcura, L Bolewarc, F. Dazzo, G. Coulon, S. Catalanotto, J. Lennox. % 174 f Anchor OFFICERS: From L to R.: J. Hahn, K. Collura, T. Pau- ratorc, L Henry, G. Hom, G. Pipitone, L Boubedc, K. Murphy. |Sr sxir FRONT ROW From L toR. — J. Hahn, K. Collura, T. Pauratorc, G. Hom, G. Pipitone, L Henry, L Boubedc, K. Murphy. MIDDLE ROW From L to R. — Mrs. Burkett, M. Hennessey, G Bonnet, A. Cummins, S. Cuesta, B. Dixon, K. Naughton, R. Ziegeler, G. Hawkins, G Hom, G Fepp, T. Burger, A. Ordeneaux, D. Keys, M. GArcia, L Felker, D. Carey. BACK ROW From L to R. — K. Ziegeler, M. Basche, R- Bateman, P. Murphy, A. Vincent, L Bolcware, G. Coulon, L Ayers, A. Panqueme, R. Vincent. 175 FRONT ROW From Left to Right — T. Pauratore, T. Burger, T. Heidlebcrg. BACK ROW From Left to Right — D. Clayton, C. Butler, S. Burrell. C Pepp. 5 C t 0 u u d n e c n • i t I KNEELING From Left to Right —C Bonnet, S. Burrell, D. Clayton, H. Scott, W. Young, C Edwards, V. Pagan, D. Valerie, C Leonard, S. Stephens, V. Fleury. W. Martin. STANDING From Left to Right — T. Heidlebcrg. T. Burger, F. Harkness, K. Keys. T. Bell, C. Harris. T. Magee. K. Smith, C. Butler. D. Williams, R. Mullens, P. Williams, C. Newton, T. McRae, L Cannon. S. Humes, G. Paul, K. Flowers, S. Smith. 176 Drama Club AMERICA 1973-1974 Band Officers L to R.: Drum Major K. Maureau, Opt. A. J. McGovern, Co-Opt. D. Bemos. 180 RRST ROW L to R. — C. Guidry. T. Searcy, J. Monjurc. SECOND ROW L. to R. — C J. Serpas, J. Boudreaux, J. Lennox, N. Tzerefos. THIRD ROW L to R. — C Thomas, K. Maureau, A. J. McGovern, D. Bemos, B. Adams. Marching Band FIRST ROW L to R. - A. Reese, D. Wolfe, C Bonnet. L McMillan. SECOND ROW -J Beaudreaux, L Dawsey THIRD ROW - R. McCants, T Vaughn S Jennings W Krolowitz, M Manno K. Maureau. C J. Serpas, N. Tzerefos. D. Bemos. FOURTH ROW - D. Han scorn. R. Jackson. J. Harris, K. Stover, C. Bove, J. Monjure. FIFTH ROW _ J Lennox. G Reese, H. Brinson, M. Urbina. M. Alvarez, G. Bergeron. C. Dairc. P. Butler, E. Piner, M. Vinning, B. Williams. SIXTH ROW — R. Richardson. M. Williams, M Dane M Harrison. A. Martin, J. Ezell, T. Searpy. C. Guidry, K. Uader. SEVENTH ROW - R. Thomas. C. Thomas. J Dawson, S. Jackson. G Harry, W. Courtney. R. Butler, D. M. Murchinson. i 181 Brass FIRST ROW Left to Right — R. Richardson. R. Thomas, B. Adams, E. Payne, T. Perry. W. Courtney, R. Butler SECOND ROW — C. Thomas. J. Dawson, G. Harry. D. Murchinson. THIRD ROW — A . J. McGovern, M. Williams. M. Da ire, M. Harrison. A. Martin. S. Jackson, H. Collins. FOURTH ROW — D. McGovern, G. Lastie, E. Strickland, D. Dawsey, E. Spears, E. Lee. Woodwinds FIRST ROW Left to Right — J. Monjure, C Bove.J Harris, R. Jackson. K. Stover. D Hanson SECOND ROW — C Dai re. G Bergeron. M. Vining, J. Lennox, H. Brinson. E Piper. M. Alvarez, M Urbina. THIRD ROW — T. Ezell, K. Lcaper, C Guidry. T Searcy, B Williams, G. Reese, P. Butler. 182 Percussion FIRST ROW Left to Right —J. Boudreaux, L Dawscy. SECOND ROW — R. McCants, A. Reese. M. Marino, L McMillon. D. Bemos THIRD ROW — S. Jennings, T. Vaughn, W. Krolowitz, C J. Serpas, N. Tzerefos. Stage Band SITTING Left to Right —J. Lennox, K. Maureau, T. Ezell, K Lea per. M. Alvarez, S. Jackson, W. Courtney. R. Richardson, R. Thomas, C. Thomas. STANDING — D. McGovern A J McGovern S Dawsey, G. Lastic, N. Tzerefos, C. J. Serpas, J. Monjure, M Marino, M. Harrison. M. Dai re, B. Adams. 183 Gymnastic Team Left to Right: Debbie Wolfe, Gailenc Bums, Carolyn Butler, Judy Mon jure. Occupational Food Service STANDING Left to Right — D. Carr, C. Poindexter, S. Willis, B. Ashford. L Bradley, E. Shon, P Joseph. A. Arroligia, R. Daw, G. Elzey. SITTING From Left to Right — L Emilicn, A. Myles. B. Williams. Miss G. Foreman. 184 1973-1974 Chorus SEATED AT PIANO — Mrs. Merrick. FRONT ROW L to R. — B. Simpson, S. Blond. A. Ordeneaux, P. Small, M. Norton. D. Walker. G. Bums, K. Alexander. E. Patterson, T. Heidlebcrg, A. Durali, H Morales, T Washington. SECOND ROW L to R — R. Mullens, C. Norton, P Williams, A. Cummins, D. McHaffy, A. Madden. W. Davis, C Heidleberg, A Walker, L Frelix, C. Percy, L Seeling, P. Keys. THIRD ROW L. to R. — S. Jenkins, R. Montgomery, R. Searcy, R. Schaffer, D. Collins, V. Harkness. From Left to Right: Sponsor Officer Twilbeck, C. Bonnet, K. Murphy, M. Fuentes, L Boubede, L Henry, T. Burger, P. Landry, M. Basche, A. J. Vincent, F. Batt, D. Trosclair, P. Murphy, M. Hennessey, P. Joseph, H. Juarez. Bowling Team From Left to Right: P. Hebert, M. Basche, D. Wolfe, A. J. Vincent, K. Maureau. ■'SWPK SEATED From Left to Right — D. Dendinger, J. Hahn, A. J. Vincent, D. Bcmos, L Dawsey, M. Baschc. STANDING From Left to Right Ziegelcr, T. Dunn, G. Horn, L Baleware, B. Miller. From Left to Right: L Green, M. Gaines, P. dark, P. Joseph, A. Stewart, L Clayton, K. Rush, K. Flowers, D. Harris, T. Magee, Sponsor Mr. Blanchard. Latin-American Club OFFICERS: From Left to Right — M. Casas, C. Palacio, B. Roman. T. Castro. KNEELING From L. to R. — M. Casas, Z. Vigoa, R. Bomilla, M. Casas. O. Valdez, P. Pastrana, S. Alvarado, O. Paz. STANDING From L to R. Mr. Edwards, R. Arce, M. Urbonia, C. Palacio, B. Roman. T. Castro. M. Santana, M Fuentes. D. Cabrera. 188 T.N.T. FIRST ROW KNEELING L to R. — K. Griffin, O. Menucz, K. Vincent, M. Daire, R. Bateman, Sweetheart: G. Pipitonc, Mr. Turner. SECOND ROW SITTING — L Boleware, A. Panqucme, T McRae THIRD ROW — N. Tzerfos, A. Vincent, F. Batt, J. Zimmerman, M. Peralta, D. Harrison, S. Rovira, L Smith. FOURTH ROW — H. Alex, R. Johnson. L Ayers, P. Murphy, G. Thomas. BACK ROW — T Dowling, T Bumes, K. Tyler. Art Club RRST ROW From L to R. — J. Soares, D. Walker. M. Cummins, C. Altobcllo, P Joseph, C. Harris. SECOND ROW — Mr. Jordan, R. Mullens. T. Burger. A. Cummins. K. Rush. T. Magee, D. Linncs. 189 1973-1974 Team CAPTAINS: From L to R .: L Pochc, T. Pauratorc. KNEELING From L to R. — C Horn, G Pipitooc. R- Zicgeler, C Butler, E. Graf, M. Garcia, A Ordeneatut. STANDING From L to R. — Captain: L Poche. K Murphy, D Den- dinger, S. Roqueven, J. Hahn, C Pepp, L Henry, K. Naughton 190 Pep Squad From L. to R.: L Pipitone, S. Vaughn. D. Walker, P. Cmmhault J. Williams. M. Cummins, S. Woods. C Woods, K. Dennis. F T.A. 191 1973-1974 Cheerleaders G. Bums A. Armstead 192 1973-1974 Majorettes T. Hcidkberg Capt.: G. Horn B. Dixon MAID Gwen Brumfield ueen MAIDS Carolyn Pepp, Debbie Den dinger MAID Gwen Horn Miss Junior Cindy Guidry Miss Sophomore Donna Carter Homecoming Queen Terry Heidleberg and Escort Stanley Williams with last year’s Queen Shelia Clayton. T. Pauratorc and M. Base he C Butler and R. Elum C Guidry and N. Tzerefos Trina Scorza and Arthaniel Williams Tina Pauratori and Mike Base he Gina Pipitone and Robin Bateman Gwen Brumfield and Leo George Cindry Guidry and Nicky Tzerefos Donna Outer and Kevin Bailey 204 Sweetheart 1973-74 Debbie Dendinger Patricia Williams 208 Channaine Bonnet Cynthia Harris Mr. Easton Willie Gant 210 Miss Easton Wanda Martin M o s t C o a r t e o u s Lori Henry Willie Gant MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED — BEST DRESSED B e s t P e r s 0 n a 1 i t y Glen Hayes Mary Marino FRIENDLIEST AND WITTIEST 213 Carolyn Butler BEST DRESSED Sherrcl White FRIENDLIEST Carolyn Pepp MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Wilda Tillman WITTIEST Junior Features BEST DRESSED: Patricia Bunn Not Pictured: Daniel Green MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED AND MOST ATHLETIC Gaylene Bums ■ Junior Features BEST PERSONALITY: Cindy Guidry MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Marlon Manning Sophomore Features MOST INTELLIGENT Wilfred Davis 218 Sophomore Features MOST INTELLIGENT Debbie Miller MOST COURTEOUS Heydee Morales MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED AND MOST COURTEOUS Gregory Gam Freshman Features MOST INTELLIGENT SENIOR INDEX ASHFORD, BRENDA Occupational Food Service AYERS. LEO Football — Team Captain Baseball Basketball Anchor Club Chess Club Jr. and Sr T.N.T. Club BASCHE. MIKE Bowling Team Captain Key Club Senior Director Anchor Club Ensign Homecoming Court Escort Chess Club Ping Pong Captain Honor Society BATEMAN, ROBIN •'Weed Key Club — Vice President Anchor Club Ensign T.N.T Homecoming Court Escort BATT, FRANK Baseball Football Jr. and Sr. T.N.T. Bowling Team BERNOS, DONALD Concert Band Marching Band Pep Band Co-Capt. Band First Lt Band Chess Club FBLA FMLA Honor Society BLOND. SHARON MARIE Mixed Chorus BLUME, LEONARD Red Cross Art Club School Representative BO LEW ARE, LLOYD Key Club Drill Team T.N.T. Club Chess Club Anchor Qub Ensign BOUBEDE. LORRAINE — Boub” Pep Squad Red Cross — Treasurer Homeroom Representative Anchor Club Senior Representative Key Qub Sweet heart Newspaper Staff BOUDREAUX, JEANNE — -Ding- Ding Marching Band Concert Band — First Lt. FMLA — Secretary Anchor Club Chess Qub BRUMFIELD, GWENDOLYN T reasurer — Junior Qass Band Eighth Maid — Homecoming Court Co-op Ward Clerk Student BURRELL, SHIRLEY — Slick” Student Council — President Newspaper Staff Drama Qub Powder Puff Football BUTLER. CAROLYN — Black Secretary — Student Council Secretary — Drama Qub Historian — F.H.A. Yearbook Staff Homeroom Representative Flag Team Time Out Girl — Basketball Powder Puff Football Second Maid — Homecoming Court Talent Show CALECAS. ELIZABETH Band Newspaper Staff — Reporter CARR, DEBRA Red Cross Girls Chorus Junior Achievement Food Service Homeroom — Vice-President CATALANOTTO, SAMMIE Key Qub — Treasurer Stage Band Basketball — Manager COULON, GEORGE Key Club Latin American Club Incent-Anchor Club Cheerleader r Flipper) Talent Show Most Promising Male Gymnast N.O.P.S. Homeroom Representative CUESTA, OSCAR Old Gold and Paper Drafting CURCURU, JOSEPH — Smokcy Joe- Football Team Key Qub DARR1ES, SUSIE — Sue Marie” Pep Squad Track Team Powder Puff Football Homeroom Rep. Jr. Achievement D.E. DAWSEY, LAURA Concert Band Marching Band Pep Band Secretary — Chess Qub F.M.LA. Jr. Achievement DA7.ZO, FRANK FootbalrnC Homeroom Vocal Music Red Cross Key Qub DENDINGER, DEBBIE F.B.LA. — Spelling Team Parliamentary Procedure Team Flag Team F.H.A. — Historian Reporter Pep Squad Chess Club Jr. Class V P. Sr. Class President Homeroom Rep. Yearbook Staff Anchor Club Homecoming Court — Fifth Maid Red Cross — Sec. V.P. — Flag Team Sweetheart — Sixth Maid DAVIS. SHEILA Drama Club Newspaper Staff Chorus D.E. DUNN, THOMAS EDWARD — Ted” Old Gold and Purple Newspaper Staff Photographer Chess Qub — Pres Key Club Kim Club— V.P. ELUM. REGINALD — Reggie” 'V Basketball nior Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball — All-District Team Homecoming Court Escort Yearbook Helper FINLEY, EVA — Turkey Girls Chorus Pep Squad FLEMING, JOYCE Powder Puff Football Library Qub F.T.A. Qub Jr. Achievement F.H.A. Club H.R. Representative FOX. BRADLEY Drama Club School Play Chess Qub Film Club Stage Manager Speech Who's Who in American H.S. Red Cross Rep Jr. Achievement National Thespian Society State Rally GAINES, JOE Senior Varsity Basketball GANT, WILLIE Football Choir Basketball GARQA, MARA Flag Team H R. Representative Larin American Club Anchor Club Red Cross Club GEORGE, LEO — Jimmy” Junior T.N.T. Industrial Art Yearbook Staff GRAF. ELIZABETH — Flash” Flag Team Old Gold and Purple Choir F.M.LA Powder Puff Football ERRA, EDNA .R. Representative Squad .A. Treasurer _______[Cross Rep. Anchor Club C.O.E HAWKINS. GISELE - G” Mixed Choir Advanced Chorus Jr. Achicvcni'm Red Cross H.R. Rcpreae:native Anchor Qub Powder Puff HAYES. GLENN Pepper Yearbook Helper HEBERT. PAUL Bowling Team IDEI.BBRG, TERRY — T-Bcrg Homecoming Queen Majorette Football Team Sweetheart Student Council — Treasurer Superintendent Advisory Comm. Newspaper Staff Modern Dance Group Marching Band Girls Chorus — Sec. Leader Mixed Choir F.M.LA Drama Qub Red Cross Talent Show Jr. Achievement Powder Puff Football HENRY. LORI — Rudolph” F.B.LA Spelling Team Key Qub Sweetheart Sweetheart — First Maid D.E — Style Show Anchor Club — Sec. J omeroom — Rep. Red Cross — Secretary Flag Team Pep Squad Sweetheart HILLS, SHELIA — Sunbream” Homeroom — Rep. Drama Qub HOFFMANN. CA Journalism HORN. GWEN Pep Squad Anchor Qub — Pres. Majorette — Captain Sr. Qass Treasurer Soph, and Jr. Superlative La. Girls’ State Baseball — Bat Girl Principal’s Committee Homecoming Court HUMES. SHARON 220 Homeroom Rep. Honor Society Girls Chorus JOHNSON, EUGENE — Weal Hopper” An Club Basketball Team Track Team J.V, Basketball M Yearbook Staff £ JOHNSON. RONI Football JOHNSTON, LYDIA — Susie” F.B.LA, Anc hor Club KEYS. KAREN — Fleas” Editor— Old Gold and Purple President— F.H.A. Anchor Club Chess Qub Pep Squad La Girls' State Homeroom Rep. LIEBEL, KAREN F.B.LA. ! COE MM MADDEN. SHERRY Red Cross Alt. Pep Squad Art Club Drill Team Old Gold and Purple Jr. Achievement MAGEE, TERRY — Sweet Baby Red Cross Alt. Homeroom Rep. An Club Delgado Student Band Best Looking Superlative MAJESTE, BARBARA Editor — Old Gold and Purple F.H.A. — Songlcader Homeroom Rep. Red Cross Jr. Sr. Prom Committee MARINO. MARY — Wcinic” Marching Band Conccn Band Stage Band Anchor Qub F.B.LA. Bowling Team Homeroom Rep. LM.E.A. JOHNSON. YVETTE — Dinky” Student Council Yearbook Staff MARTIN, WANDA ANN F.H.A. — Vice President Parliamentarian — Drama Club Tennis Team Miss F.H.A. Choir Powder Puff Football Student Council MAUREAU, KEN Band — Drum Major Bowling Team Stage Band McCALL, WESTON - Point' Band Yearbook Staff Food Service Qub Jr. Achievement POCHE, LINDA — Poochie” Flag Team — Captain National Honor Society- Pep Squad Sr Class Officer MESSINA, ANTHONY Key Qub — Pres Mu Alpha Theta Chess Qub and Bowling Team MONTGOMERY, ROBERT — The Mack- Football Team J.V. Basketball Choir Drama Club F.M.LA. MULLENS, RUBY — Robbie” Powder Puff Football Drama Qub Homeroom Rep. Drill Team — Captain F.H.A. MURPHY, PHILIP Baseball T.N.T. Bowling Team Anchor Club Ensign Homeroom Rep. PANQUERNE. ADRIAN Boot ball Team aseball Team Anchor Club PAUL, GLORI DEAN — Lil Glo” Powder Puff Football F.H.A. Homeroom Rep. RADECKER, DAVID — Kccbie” Sr. Basketball Baseball Boys Chorus Jr Class Pres. FM. LA- Junior T.N.T. Homecoming Court Escort REESE. CLAUDETTE - Fox- Art Club ROBERTS, RHONDA - Smokey Pep Squad Drama Qub Homeroom Rep. Sr. Class Sec. ROQUEVERT, SHARON — Mama” Flag Team Choir SALMON, SHELLY Hub SEARCY. RICKEY Football Basketball — Manager Cafeteria Helper Band LM.E.A. Band Marching Band Conccn Band Boys Chorus Track PAURATORE, TINA Flag Team — Captain Student Council — V.P. Student Council Sr. Rep. Superintendents Advisory Comm Student Bill of Rights Comm Anchor Club — Chaplain Homecoming Court PEPP, CAROLYN — Peppy” Flag Team Homecoming Court — 4th Maid Drama Club F.H.A. — Presidet Homeroom Rep. Student Council Sr. Rep. Track Team dcr Puff Football :hievement Talenc Show Time Out Girl — Basketball Anchor Qub PIPITONE, GINA - Droopy Drawers Stud ci JW Track Flag Team Student Council — Jr Rep. Anchor Qub — V.P. Key Club Sweetheart D.E Style Show Homecoming Court - 1st Maid Chess Qub Choir Jr. Jfcipcrlativc — School Spirit La Girls’ State W Jr Committee Homeroom Rep. Alt. Yearbook Sweetheart — 2nd Maid F.B.LA. Powder Puff Football SCORZA, TRINA Homeroom Rep. Talent Show F.B.LA. Jr. Achievement's D.E Homecoming Court SCOTT, BARBARA ANN C.O.R slmon.'tina Pep Squad Art Qub F.H.A. Club Goal poster Yearbook Journalism Artist SOFTLEY. WAYNE Key Club Anchor Qub Football Team SMITH. CLARICE F.H.A. Drama Qub Homeroom Rep. Red Cross F.T.A. Newspaper Staff J.A. President STEPHENS, SHARON Homeroom Rep Pep Squad F.H.A. Drama Club Newspaper Staff THIGPEN.JOAN Band ■and F.M.LA. THOUPHY, Red Cross Powder Puff Football Cafeteria Helper ICE — Pumpkin TILLMAN. W1LDA Track Team Jr. Achievement Homeroom Rep. TREAUDO, REGINALD — Super Fly- Choir VIDRINE. DARLENE MARIE C.O.E — President Anchor Qub VINCENT. KOSSUTH — Country Chess Qub Football Baseball Ping Pong T.N.T. Key Club WALKER. ARTEMISE —-Memc Girls Choir Drama Qub Homeroom Alt. Red Cross Member WHITE. SHERREL - Big White An Qub Sr. of the Month WILLIAMS, BRENDA Vocational Food Service WILLIAMS, PATRICIA Homeroom Rep. Powder Puff Football F.B.LA. F.H.A COE. 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Carrollton New Orleans, Louisiana Congratulations to Debbie Dendinger Love Joyce Billy and Buddy SOMEPLACE ELSE LOUNGE AND WILD GAME ROOM' From HOMEROOM 108 Congratulations From THRIFT ACC. CORP. DANCE RANCH Carrollton Shopping Center Everything for the Horse Rider and Dancer COLONIAL BANK 2714 Canal Street 215 Baronne Street 821-2600 New Orleans, La. Post Office Box 19044 226 HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK EAGLES EAGLES ARE NO. I From A FRIEND Photographs by D. H. HOLMES PORTRAIT STUDIO Lakeside Shopping Center Canal Street 834-2424 524-6611 DEDICATION Mr. Joseph Turner New Orleans, Louisiana; b: Jan. 1, 1907; m: Ellen Rita; c: Sharon-Rose, Maureen, Jeanne, Kevin, Brian; p: Syl J. Turner and Jeanne J. Portes; Francis Manthey, Sr. and Louise Roth; cd: Louisiana State U., Baton Rouge, BS 1946-49, MS 1950; career: Orleans Parish School Board, Voc. Instr. 1961-; Louisiana State Dept, of Ed., Greater New Orleans Area Indus Ed Dir 1950-61; Louisiana State U. Lab, Grad Instr 1949; Gen. Bldg Contractor, Self Employed 1925-44; U.S. Navy 1945-46; civic: Am Voc Assn; Louisiana Voc Assn; Am Soc of Tng Directors, Charter Mem; Loyola U Indus Rcl Inst, Lecturer; Mayors New Orleans Adv Com on Indus Ed; Trade, Indus Ed Club, Louisiana State U, Charter Mem; Teachers and Tech Club, Easton HS, Organizer, Sponsor, Corp. Trustee; Sts. Peter and Pauls Church; St. Roch Coun, K of C, Charter Mem, Lecturer; Jefferson Parish Voc Tech Sch, Founder, Dir: Orleans Area Voc Tech Tng Comparative Study, White and Negro Voc Schools in Louisiana; Bldg. Maint. Course, Fed. Housing Authority, New Orle- ans; Pipe Drafting Text, Sec, Jr. College Draftsman; Horology for the Apprentice; Work Habits for the Career Trainee; Industrial Maint. Course, Valves, Pumps, Air Compressors. 230 To Mr. Turner THE MANLY MAN” The world has room for the manly man, with the spirit of manly cheer; The world delights in the man who smiles when his eyes keep back the tears; It loves the man who, when things go wrong, can take his place and stand With his face to fight and his eyes to the light, and toil with a willing hand; The manly man is the country’s need, the moment’s need, forsooth With a heart that beats to the pulsing troop of the lilied leagues of truths; The world is his and it waits for him, and it leaps to hear the ring Of the blow he strikes and the wheel he turns and hammers he dares to swing; It likes the forward look on his face, the poise of his noble head. And the onward lunge of tireless will and sweep of his dauntless tread! Hurrah for the manly man who comes with sunlight on his face. And the strength to do and the will to dare and the courage to find his place! The world delights in the manly man and the weak and evil flee When the manly man goes forth to hold his own on land and sea! 231 UNKNOWN Autographs 232 Autographs 233 Autographs 234 Autographs 235 Autographs 236 Autographs 237 It.1