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

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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

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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