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

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CHERYL SIMONNETTE GEORGE GUIDRY PATRICIA HARRIS HUCKABY KIM HYPOLITE LINDA IRWIN JONES Science English English Special Ed. English Science Eagle DE students are sworn in as officers i'frr...distributive education DING, DING, DING, THE MUSIC OF THE CASH REG- ISTER! But making that money and becoming a success is a long hard process that requires plan- ning. Mr. William Oxford, our D.E. co-ordinator prepares his students for job marketing and distribution. The students are in- volved with many activities that allow them to demonstrate their sales expertise. The goal—to win the State and National contests in marketing. Great Easton stu- dents make great salespeople. J A representative from Mary Kay cosmetics was the guest speaker at the installation of officers. The students found this dynamic lady, Mrs. Carolyn Ward, a real treat. 15

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PHILMON W. DAVID EDWARDS JOYA ELLOW BETTY FENNELL MAXINE GARNER GINGRICH Social Studies Math English Math English GLENN GREINER English BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. Ethclee Morgan instructs her Shorthand I students to complete a transcription. TYPING, FILING, PHONE CALLS TOO! As everyone knows, the life of a secretary is never an easy one. Yet the ladies and gentlemen who study Business Ed at Easton have a head start in the world of business. They are offered Typing, shorthand and bookkeeping as part of the business program. Mem- bers of the department are Ms. Shirley Soloman, Mrs. Fannie Reddix, Mrs. Leigh McElveen, and Mrs. Ethelee Morgan. These dedicated teachers are preparing our students for their future ca- reers. Remember this when you need a Secretary for your own office in the year 1999! Donna Franklin listens as Ms. Solomon ex- plains the assignment. Ms. Reddix explains the fine art of book- keeping. 14

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KENNETH LESLIE KRAMER JOHN LARKIN MARTIN ROBIN MCCART1 LEE MCELVEEN L'GENIA MITTS Math Social Studies Math Reading Specialist Business Ed Physical Ed. ENGLISH Students in Ms. Williams English class study Lit- erature and grammar, while Juniors in English III spend a lot of time in composition as well. READIN’ RITIN’! WHO NEEDS IT? You do every day of your life. You can’t drive a car, make deci- sions at the grocery store, read a newspaper unless you can read. And we all enjoy getting letters, but unless you can write, you'll never be able to answer a letter. Easton stu- dents know this of course. We must pass special tests to check our level of reading and writing skills and though we often grumble when it is time for these, we all know their value. Easton students are helped in their reading and writing endeavors by these teachers; Mrs. Kathy Reid- linger, Linda Irwin, Glenn Greiner, Robin McCartt, Cheryl Huckaby, Mrs. Gayn- elle Williams, Ms. Linda El- lis, Ms. Mona Watkins, Ste- ven Costa, Ms. Judy Demarest, Ms. Bonnie Davis, David Gingrich, Ms. B.J. Ruth and Ms. Pattie Harris. Even comic books are used effectively in Eagle English classes. Junior Richard Ro- driguez skims Superman for ideas for his Journal. 16