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

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Happiness is having friends No where will you find a larger variation in human personalities than here at Warren Easton. Yet nowhere will you find more loyal friends. Ours is a wide school . . . wide enough to hold us all, and love us all, and big enough to let us find our own loves. A newcomer to our school is a rarity. One or two days pass, and we have no strangers. From a smile at the water fountain to a mutually shared groan about a math assignment or an English theme, we progress quickly to friendship. Later we go on to college as room-mates, or we meet in an office in twenty years and have a common bond. We are there to help build a boat or christen a child. And behind it all is a remem- bering. We remember the water fountain where we met. We remember the teacher who is now a friend. We remember the school that helped friendship grow. 11

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 Happiness is having fun . . . All is not final exams, or homework over the weekends. We find time to laugh, as well. In French class we learn that one should never have two eggs for breakfast because one egg is un oeuf. We do a completely unorthodox somersault in gym, and laugh at ourselves. We find that some literature can be fun to read, and some drawings a joy to make. We find that if we like what we do, we'll soon be doing what we like. Our fun extends beyond these walls, and yet exists because of them. We double-date with class- mates. We have parties at the beach. We have birthday parties and play games at Halloween. A visitor to our school can hear laughter in our halls. This is as it should be. 13