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

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Whizzing through space, facing difficult decisions fast to satisfy the Crew and right to please the Space Patrol , TERRY GERSTNER, Easton alumnus, well qualifies as super-photographer. Assistant Superintendent of Orleans Public Schools, Mr. E. Eley, tours the renovated build- ing, to inspect and report on conditions. The suc- cessful program of high flight depends on the ship as well as the crew . Ready to embark on a career, Merilyn Ross heeds the advice of school nurse. Miss Mabel Bergeron. Well-adjusted individuals in excellent health will be the chosen pilots of to- morrow's world.

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OUR P. T. A As we stand in review, left to right: Mrs. Gritfith, Corresponding Sec.; Mrs. Goodrich, Recording Sec.; Mrs. Reed, Vice President; Mrs. lewis, President; Mrs. Ruthie, Mrs. Pittman, Treasurer; Mrs. McKnight, Financial Sec.; Mr. McKnight, Registrar. Selling candy and cakes at the Valentine Dance to raise money foV THE EAGLE; Mrs. Griffith, Miss Amy Hinrichs, Principal, Mrs. Pittman, and Mrs. McKnight. The Big Three—Mrs. Pittman, Mrs. McKnight, and Mrs. Griffith count returns from the Christmas Dance. The Christmas Dance was the first activity of the year, sponsored by the P.T.A. Students and parents brought pine branches and cones from the woods and made yuletide deco- rations for the hall in which the dance was held.

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We've done a hundred things You have not dreamed of—wheeled and soared and swung High in the sunlit silence