Frank A. Peterson Jr.

Thinking of you and your family

Frank Peterson was my Homeroom teacher (Homeroom 211). I was also part of his Algebra and Journalism classes during my high school years from 1970 thru 1973. He was always resourceful, respectful and encouraging. He was also very into photography. I can honestly say I loved the man. Sincerely, Cylton Ewell

Just learned of the passing of Mr. Frank Peterson, my supreme mentor. I was in Mr. Peterson´s Journalism class at Walter L. Cohen High School for the 1971-72 school year, my senior year. I´d loved to write ever since the second grade. However, when the school year started, I listed Elementary Education as my intended vocation on the 1040 form students filled out for each class. One day in class, Mr. Peterson motioned for me to approach his desk. He said, "Are you sure you want to be an...

Condolences to the Peterson family. I attended Walter L. Cohen in the early 1970's. While Mr. Peterson never taught me, I KNOW he was a well respected educator and one of the more popular and like teachers. Here.is a photo from the 1972 yearbook. May his memory be a blessing and bring a smile to your heart.

Just learned about Frank. So sorry Rose. He had wonderful, fulfilling life. Bill/Sharon Davidson

Frank will be missed by many. His quick smile, often accompanied by a joke or story, brightened many conversations. A true gentleman and friend to many.

My name is Dwight Peterson. During my senior year (1970-71) at Walter l Cohen High the New Orleans Public system was segregated. Frank Peterson was a part of the small crew of white teachers & administrators to come to Cohen. He was my journalism teacher & moderator for the school's newspaper, which our class produced (& voted me in as editor in chief). Quite frankly, he was the reason I majored in journalism (& sociology my freshman year at Xavier University of Louisiana). He's also a part...