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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

SIGHTS AND SOUNDS Each day is a new beginning for EASTON EAGLES; a beginning filled with a variety of sights and sounds found nowhere else in the city. From the silent hush of the early morn- ing hallways, to the pounding beat of stu- dents rushing about, intent on a purpose, Eas- ton Eagles go through their day with enthusiasm, spirit and pride. Our goal is to strive; for success, spirit and life. It is here we learn to communicate, to grow and to share ourselves. Together, all Easton Eagles have made the year 1985 ... LIVE ... The sights and sounds began even before school started. From the new Freshmen waiting patiently for their schedules, to returning Eagles, excited about seeing old friends. Eagles thrilled at the beginning of the new school year. 2 An Eagle smile from Marion Watkins. One of our sparkling Eaglettes; Pam George. Pretty Julie Brue works hard as a Cheerleader. Anthony Thomas' cymbals shook the dome. Sr. Kerry Kinchen helped out at school even before we opened the doors. Dorion Nelson looks on as the team brings in a tie score for the first game of the season. 3 EAGLE SUCCESS Senior Ana Sauceda knows what Eagle success means to her future. Easton students strive for success in everyway. Of course, we strive for it in the classroom, working hard to ensure our fu- tures. But success can be found outside the classroom too. Whether we are trying for that elusive touchdown or stepping high as a member of the majorette team, we aim to do our best. Only in this way can we hope to succeed in the all important game of life. As Easton Eagles we learn to broaden our hori- zons and move ahead. Bruce Brown understands that hard work is the key. Lorna Martinez and friends enjoy being Eastqp Eagles. Happy Eagle smiles on the first day of school. Senior Melissa Lissenber working hard Elisha Picot smiles—success means a lovely high stepper 4 Our cheerleaders striving for that perfect pyramid Busy Eagle Seniors in Mr Costa s British Lit class Robert McQuirter finally comes in for a rest, and cool drink, after fighting hard on the field. Veronica Brown, and many ocher Eagle students after a busy first day Those cheerleaders, trying it one more time 5 EAGLE PRIDE SPIRIT AND EAGLE Spirit is spelled P-R-I-D-E. We have pride in our school, its reputation and in ourselves. We cheer, unashamedly for our teams and join our cheerleaders, marveling at their expertise. We smile with pride as we watch our Eaglettes and High Steppers spark- ling on the field. We join our Eagle Band with youthful exuberance and support our organizations and activities. It is our students who make Warren Easton an exciting school, one to be proud of. It is our spirit that makes Easton a school that is LIVE ... in '85. Theodore Eden resrs after the game against Belle Chase It is hard work being one of Easton's drummers. Smiling Junior Eagles show spirit at an early Pep Rally. Joseph De Cuir sways with the music at our very first Pep Rally. June Fenimore and Tara Tebbe smile with pride for the camera. Both Seniors, they know that means to have school spirit. Vincent Brown knows that Eagle Spirit sometimes means watching the game from the side lines. 6 Michael and Graylin. both important members of the band, lead the Glamorous Life in the Dome The Spirited EAGLE yearbook staff Troy says Eagles get tough! Julie Brue and Karen Smith still look pretty, even after cheering Easton on to a tie victory. Hard work, but worth it to an EASTON EAGLE. Wart'- Ea t° i Ban 7 After a tough game, Kenny Bailey takes a break. Yvette Washington giving all she can for a quiz. A tough game against Nicholls has Malcolm Curtis looking mad. Theodore Hawthorne tries to hold the frustration in as the other team wins a play. An EAGLE smile from John Mills. “Mr. Mondello what do you mean I have 75 demerits. School hasn't even started yet. Lawerence Richardson peps up the pep rally with music from his trombone. Coach Costa shows Glenn Williams a play. But coach where's first base' As the day ends. Dion makes his play Watch it Terri. Registration seems to have Rochshalyn Malone and Reanell Holloway thrilled to see school again. 9 Inga Washington thinks What fun these assemblies are. Darius Short wonders if a letter to Dear Abby will count as a journal! Tracy proves how really lovely our High Steppers are. Some more pretty Eagles. We sure can pick em 10 Leslie Duckett and friends compare schedules. Coach, we can t be losing! We’re playing the Saints! Gloria Mejia and Marlene Maher—working hard Rundy Wells smiles. This sure is a lot more fun than English IV! Can Robert Taylor really be thinking I knew I should have brought my music. One of our Pretty new Freshmen. Tonya Joshua. Bruce Allen gets a drink after a hard run. Tara and Darlene take a test in Free Enterprise. Eldridge waits to take an I D. picture Phoebe Brown goes through a routine at a Pep Rally. Robin Marquez helps out a new Eagle on the First day of school Anthony Williams and Adrian Bush have fun between classes. 12 Irving. Clarence and Gerald. '85 Drum Majors, take a break and relax during the game at Dome It can be lonely at the top! The lovely faces of our Eaglettes grace the Pep Rally. Neah Desmuke and Tanya Bournes discuss plans for partying. Karl Barzell waits for a schedule. 13 FACULTY I LIVE AN EAGLE RETURNS Dr. Barbara Ferguson We are happy to welcome our new principal. Dr. Barbara Ferguson, a former graduate of Easton. Dr. Ferguson has also attended the University of New Orleans where she received her doctorate degree in Education. Dr. Ferguson thinks that the students of Warren Easton are intelligent, responsi- ble and school spirited. She is in favor of the rules and regulations that set us apart from the others, and say that she would rather be here than any other school. Her duties as principal are many, and she is always busy. But as Dr. Ferguson sees it, her most improtant duty is to see that the students get the best education possible. We are sure that the Warren Easton Eagles appreciate all her efforts. Dr. Ferguson is very school spirited herself. She at- tends all the school activities and enjoys joining in the fun. Her work day is filled with conferences and never- ending paperwork But there is always time to enjoy being an Easton Eagle, and to watch a pep ralley or a break dancing contest. 18 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Working hard for us Ms. Demas attended Fisk University in Virginia and the University of New Or- leans. The belief that Warren Easton is one of the best schools in the city prompt- ed Ms. Demas to move from the Chemis- try department to the Assistant Principals post she now holds. She anticipates a great school year, with new leadership, new ideas and success at every turn. Mr. Sam Mondello is a 1946 Graduate of Warren Easton. He majored in Science at both LSU and Southeastern University. Mr. Mondello also feels that Easton is one of the finest schools in the city, and he hopes to see the school continue to im- prove. Mr. Armand Devezin is our newest As- sistant Principal. He attended Southern, Xavier and Loyola Universities, majoring in English Education and Administration. Mr. Devezin believes this is going to be a really successful school year, and knows that Easton is one of the best schools in the city. Our Assistant Principals are busy all day, with stu- dents' schedules, the ever dreaded demerits, confer- ences and just plain work. But they all take time out to smile, and make someone feel better about a problem. 19 EASTON'S FACULTY—Working Df. B. Ferguson—Principal J. Demas—Assistant Principal S. Mondelio—Assistant Principal H. Bashful—Industrial Arts M. Benjamin—English G. Bischoff—Music L. Blanchard—Science W. Cooper—P.E. S. Costa—English J. Demarest—English Choir M. Dumame—P.E. H Dunbar—Industrial Arts L. Ellis—English J. Ellow—French B. Fennel—Librarian D. Gingrich—English G. Greiner—English P Harris—English C. Huckaby—English D. Kraus—English 1. Coach Robinson—P E. 2. G. Williams—English 3. C. Tomayo E. Acosta 4. S. Solomon—COE 3. I Burns—Library Clerk 6. M. Watkins—English R. McCartt—English L. McElveen—Business L. Mitts—Social Studies A. Moore—Science A. Robinson—P.E. M Rosevally—Social Studies W. Scott—P.E B. Sneed—Foreign Language C. Tamayo—Math H. Taylor—Social Studies P. Turner—Special Education M. Waguespack—Librarian C Wells—Math D. White—Special Education F. Mazier—ESL Association Teacher M. Nguyen—Association Teacher M. Perez—ESL Association Teacher R Jones—Security I. Burns—Library Clerk D. Bickham—Counselor Clerk 21 0 22 23 Ms. Turner flips the page as she checks in. Mr. Dillon shows a student what to do. Mrs. Ellow smiles as she has her picture taken. Ms. Ellis writes the lesson. Mr. Montalbano hugs his book as we take his pic- ture. Ms. White looks up as she checks her papers. As Ms. Dumaine breaks in the lounge she goes over her lesson. 24 COUNSELORS Warren Easton s Counselors. Mr. Roland Benjamin. Mrs. Barbara Duhe and Mr. Pat- rick Latour. are always willing to help and advise their students. Our Counselors say that the variety of students is the best part of their job. They also like Easton because of its ex- cellent caliber of students, its reputation and its spirit. Mr Benjamin prepares for College Day. Ms. Duhe and Mr. Latour trying to work hard in the waiting room of their offices. Construction of the new offices caused havoc for a while but all is finished now and worth the inconvenience earlier in the year. Ms. Debbie Bickham works hard as the Counselors Clerk to get new students processed. CAFETERIA LADIES H Bell, C. Washington. B. Bolden. D. Monroe. M McClain and G. Johnson CUSTODIANS OFFICE STAFF HOLDS IT ALL TOGETHER The office staff keeps our school running smoothly. Mrs. Brenda Rotherham. Mrs. Charlene Lacoste and Ms. Millie Wragge fill out forms, keep track of supplies, and stu- dents and teachers. They seem to know all things at all times and those of us here at Easton who need help can always count on these ladies for info and a smile. Mrs. Rotherham, as always, busy at her desk. Ms. Lacoste. fills out yet another form. Does it never end!!! Ms. Wragge takes time out from her busy schedule, which includes bus ticket distribution, to smile for our photographer. Still more teachers, hard at work: Mrs. Fonier prepares her class for a test. Mr. Clark, can you be giving Robert an F? No. it is all staged for the camera! Ms. Curtis gives her class notes to study for the holidays. Must keep on our toes! 27 SENIORS IN LIVE The class of '85 should be proud of its officers; they are hard work- ing, involved and dedicated. Each is different, but all have one goal—to make the Class of '85 live. President Zara Green was asked how she hoped to make this year the best ever, and what she saw her role as. I hope to be a working president; one who is in the thick of things. Vice-President Andrea Lassar says she really has an easy job. Working with Zara makes it all easy. I'd like to wish the class the best of luck for their future. Class Secretary Lorene Harmon has been on top of things. She really keeps busy jotting down those meeting minutes and keeping ev- eryone organized. Treasurer Adrian Kirkling and Business Manager Kim Jaeger have worked together to make sure every Senior was mov- ing to the right beat; paying bud- gets and receiving supplies on time. The class Historian, Leonor Salmon has been busy, recording all the events that make up this year. When this year is but a reflection of a memory, we will know that the year was a better one because of the Of- ficers of '85. BRUCE ALLEN WR Foot ball; EAGLE Staff-Sports • Editor. Photographer PEDRO ALVARADO D.E.; Soccer Team ROCHELLE ANDERSON Student Council; FBLA; Voile) ball; Softball MARIA ANGARITA National Honor Society; COE—Sec.; FBLA VIRGINIA ASHWORTH Spanish-French Cultural Club— President TERRY BAPTISTE KIP BARARD FBLA PHIL BARRE TASHA BATISTE LEADERSHIP . . . LIVE in '85 REGINALD BEACO. JR D.E. DANA BEOH D.E. LEYNARD BIBBINS Baseball; Track REYNARD BIBBINS LISA BLAKE DARRIN BLUE Band—Captain ODESSA BOLDS D.E.; Band DEAN BOULT Football. EAGLE Staff—Spons Reporter; Band TANYA BOURNES Homecoming Court ADRIENNE BREAUD RODNEY BROOKS KATRINA BROTHERS BRUCE BROWN D.E.; Student Council KEITH BROWN FBLA; COE; Student Council MARK BROWN MICHELE BROWN D.E.; Student Council RUSSELL BROWN D.E. TROY BROWN D.E. VINCENT BROWN Foot bell; EAGLE Staff VERONICA BROWN COE; FBLA JULIE BRUE Cheerleader. Choir ADRIAN BUSH TREVA BUTLER D.E.; Choir HERBERT CARTER LONIE CARWELL HECTOR CASTELLON TYRONE CAUSEY Football; Track CONNIE CHAMBLISS Student Council; Science Club SHERWIN CHANG D.E. RHONDA CHARLES D.E.; Key Club ROBERT COLEMAN STEPHANIE COUSIN RHONA CREWSHAW FBLA. COE; Track CLEMENT DISON Basketball WILBUR DOMINIGUE DORIS DOYLE GEORGE CRUZADO Soccer Team WILLIAM CURTIS Baseball JAMES DAILEY. JR FBLA—State Pres; EAGLE Staff- Senior Editor; Drama Qub JOSEPH DANDRIDGE DONELLA DANIELS Track; Volleyball MARGARET DIAZ EAGLE Staff—Business Manager SIDNEY DUBUCLET ANTOINE DL’PLESSIS MARIA ESTEVEZ FBLA; COE; Key Qub; Choir ALYCIA EVANS RAQUEL FONTAINE Pre-COE NINA FRANKLIN TIMOTHY FRANKUN TANYA FUQUA D.E.; Tri-Hi-Y DARLENE GALLAND COE MICHAEL GARIBALDI Tri-Hi Y—President; Drama Qub DEBRA GASPER Student Council; Upward Bound CHANELL GAUTREAUX Drama Qub; Old Gold and Purple Staff Choir PAMELA GEORGE KARA GRAY Varsity Quiz Bowl—Captain; Student Council; NHS; Drama Qub; Video Qub MICHAEL GREEN TRACY GREEN Choir, Volleyball; Flag Twirler, Red Cross; Softball; Track; Sp. Oub ZARA GREEN Senior Class President THADDEUS GREENLEE a rli SHARON GREER EAGLE Suff—Advisors Committee Choir GINNY GUILLEN Science dub; Old Gold and Purple Suff YVES-PAUL GUILLEN D.E.—Reporter VERONICA HALEY Key Qub; Science dub GEORGE HANKTON LORENE HARMON Senior Class Secretary; D.E.; Student Council ALAN HERRERA YELANDO HERRIN Key dub; Red Cross ELEX HOSLEY D E ; Band CARL HUDSON Baseball LISA HULBERT CASSANDRA JACKSON DELILAH JACKSON MICHELLE JACKSON Science dub; Choir WILLIAM JACKSON Football KIM JAEGER D.E . Key Club; Senior Class Business Manager CAMELLA JAMES D.E.; Band Banner Girl SHELITA JAMES ANISSA JOHNSON D E, Upward Bound, Tri-Hi-Y CHARLES JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSON SABRINA JOHNSON Red Cross, Student Council; D.E.; Choir TREMAINE JOHNSON Band; D.E.—President VANESSA JOHNSON D.E.; Track ADRIAN KIRKLING Senior Class Treasurer USA KIRKUNG D.E. CARLETTA LANDIX MICHAEL LANDRY MDE; Student Council—Sgt.-at-arms. Tri;Hi-Y ST. CLAIR LARRY MDE ANDREA LASSAIR Senior Class—Vice-President, Student Advisory Committee, MDE. Student Council CARLOTTA LAVALLAIS EAGLE Staff RONNIE LAWSON BYRON LAZARD Band Booster Qub ALLISON LEE D.E.—Secretary MONICA LEGGETT Tri-Hi-Y—Treasurer; Student Council; Red Cross MONIQUE LEWIS REUBEN LEWIS D.E.—Vice President; Band JAVIER LINARES Drama Qub MELISSA LISENBEE FBLA—Vice President; COE—Treasurer SHRELL LOTT Student Council; Old Gold and Purple Staff SABRINA LUCHION G1GIT LUMAR D.E.; Flag Twirier—Co-Captain MANUEL MADRID TAMMY MAHAFFY Red Cross; D.E.; Student Council MARLENE MAHER D.E MONICA MALBRUE D.E. HUGO MARTINEZ MICHAEL MASON Student Council President; Homecoming Court King DWIGHT MATHEWS D.E. ALFRED MCCORKLE KATHY MCQUIRTER FBLA; EAGLE Staff—Advisor' Committee Student Council ROBERT MCQUIRTER EAGLE Staff; Football GLORIA MEJIA FBLA; COE GERALD MEREDITH D.E.; Band—Drum Major PERCY MILLER Basketball; Baseball; Track ALEXANDER MILLS Cheerleader—Captain; Key Club; Computer Club JOHN MITCHELL D.E. SHANNON MITCHELL COE; FBLA; Student Council; Key Club STEPHANIE MOHR D.E. CARMEN MONCADA NUVIA MONTESINO TAMATHA MONTGOMERY Softball; Respiratory Therapy Program CLARENCE MOORE III Band—Drum Major; D.E. STANLEY MORLIER D.E. SONYA NASH D.E. TERRI NELSON EAGLE Staff ISRAEL NERO THAOTRAM NGUYEN Asian Qub—Vice President; Drama; Math Qub; French Qub; Science Qub; Library Qub CHRISTSANDRA PAYTON National Honor Society; Key Club; FBLA RACHELLE PICKETT D.E. ROBIN PHILLIPS Yearbook Staff Activities Editor; Eaglette; Choir; Homecoming Court STACIE PLAISANCE Choir. D.E.—Treasurer ADRIAN PLANELLS D.E. DWIGHT POWELL Band DEBBIE RECASNER FBLA; COE—Vice President VONDA REED Key Club JULES RE1MONENQ CLARENCE RICHARD III Red Cross. Choir; Cheerleader LAWRENCE RICHARDSON Band DENISE ROBINSON D.E. ELADIO ROJAS, JR SUSAN ROME Basketball LEONOR SALMON FBLA—Secretary. Key Club—Secretary Senior Class Historian; COE MARK SANDIFER Football ANA SAUCEDA FBLA; COE. Key Club IRVIN SCALES Band—Drum Major ANTHONY SCOTT TERRELL SEIBER Football ZEN ELIA SELVA ERNEST SHEPARD ALVIN SHEPARDS. JR. DARIUS SHORT Basketball LAWRENCE SINGLETON III D.E WILLIAM SMITH EAGLE Staff—Layout Editor Basketball NICK SOTO FBLA—President; COE—Historian YVONNE STERLING DENEATRA STEWART Tri-Hi-Y; Basketball—Manager JULIE TANOH Student Council TARA TEBBE NOCCA; Drama Club; Choir MICHAEL THIGPEN SANDRA THOMAS Flag Twirlers; Track CHERYL TONEY ANTOINE TROYO. JR D.E.; Homecoming Court TERRY TYNER D.E.; Band Booster dub YVETTE WASHINGTON RUNDY WELLS Football—Captain; Basketball; Band ALICIA WILLIAMS FBLA; COE-President; Key Qub-VP. DARRELL WILLIAMS LORETTA WILLIAMS National Honor Society; Sp Fr Club SHANNON WILLIAMS Student Council—Secretary; FBLA; COE; Key Club SHERRIE WILLIAMS VANESSA WILLIS TANYA WINCHELL D.E. CONNIE WRIGHT Nursing RENALDO YOUNG FBLA; Band YOLANDA YOUNG EAGLE Staff—Copy Editor, Choir, Cheerleader CHARLES URSIN HOPE VALLADARES EAGLE Staff; Homecoming Court STEVEN VICKNAIR D.E. xIa SENIORS NOT PICTURED MARIA ACOSTA JOHN HERNANDEZ LILA ANTUNEZ JULIAN HILL JULIO HI RKK)S BRADDOCK HILLIARD RONI BLANCO EDW ARD HOLLINGSWORTH PAUL BOECKI. ERIC HOLLOWELL KEVIN BOLOS THANG HONG SANDRA BOOKER TRAN HONG JEFFERY BRISCO KIM HOWARD ANTOINETTE BITI.ER GRAYLIN JACOBS RATANAK CHAU KAREN JF.MISON SOPHY CHAU CLAUDETTE JONES DANA CLARK KERRY KINCHEN MARTIN COLINDRES DAVID LEE EAR I CONW AY LAKETHIA LEWIS EDWARDO DOMINIQUE LIZETT MANN JAFAR FARHOUD JAMES MARSE JUNE FENIMORE BRIDGETT MARSHALL VICTOR FRANK GONZOLO MARTINEZ HERBERT GANT JOHN MCGEE ROBERT HAMILTON DEAN MEILLIEUR STEPHEN HARLEAUX DAVID MILLER CARLOS MONCADA MONICA MORGAN ROSA MUSTELIER CHRISTINA NORRIS KENNETH PARKER HUY PHAM MICHAEL PIERRE JACKLYN POUCHIE RAYA RAMA VIRA RAMA MARLON RIVERA NORA RIVERA ARIAN ROHAINA JOSE RODRIGUEZ ELIA ROSALES VALDIR SCHULTZ. JR I.EORY SCOTT GEORGE SKELTON ANDRE SMITH VITA SPARACINO HERBERT SPEARMAN RICHARD STEVENSON LISA STRICKLAND TAM THAI JACKIE THONPSON JOSE TORRES MARCIA TCH'SSAINT THANG TRAN HECTOR VA5QUEZ DAPHNE VISING KY VU JOHN W AMBSGAMS EVANS W ATTS ARTHUR WILFRED ROBERT WILLIAMSON JERLIN WOODARD 1 85 Class of '86—in the mix Jr. Committee works The Junior Committee has nearly 50 students. They hold meetings regularly preparing for junior package and living up to obligations. Juniors are sponsored by Ms. Judy Demarest. With the help of her Junior Committee she manages to give each junior class the kind of year they dream about, from that all important Jr.- Sr. Prom, to sweatshirts and yearbooks. This motivates students into a more spirit- ed mood for their senior year. Georgina Acosta Hernan Acosta Miguel Adams Christina Alfonso Tangela Allen Olga Anamba Enrigue Arana Lucy Augarson Juana Antunez Dane 11 Armour Kenneth Bailey Lenair Bailey Stacy Bartholomew Troilyn Baxter Drella Brazile Brian Beauchamp Bridgette Bedney Rene Bertrand Bobby Birdlow Sandra Blanco 48 Chavela Blond Tammy Bolds Tracy Bolds Damone Bourgeois Dannelle Breaux Den Jody Broeder Gillie Brown Phoebe Brown Rosemary Brown Alva Brule Beverly Brumfield McClendon Bryant Dowanna Burse James Butler Sharon Campbell Dionne Campfield Rochelle Cannon Rita Carbajal Dionne Carter Claudta Castellanos Nelson Castro Dolors Charles Robert Charles Pamela Clark Terry Clifford Maria Cloter Melvin Cohen Jimmie Coleman Jorge Como Dionne Copeland Zaron Criddle La Barron Gier Leslie Crowley Dwain Curtis Lester Daggs Mathew Dave Lori Davis Bill Delaney Brydia Dukes David Elliott Monty English Antoinette Evans Mavrue Evans Bruce Ezell Lisa Finley Ronald Finley Hilda Fobb Ronnie Forbes Fred Foster Debney Foy Karen Francis Darlene Freeman Cesar Fuentes Irvin Fulton Fernando Furlan Pedro Furlan Nelson Gabriel Bridget Garcia Marcel Garibaldi Francisco Gonzalez Randy Goodwin Jill Gray Lisa Gray Shawn Griffm Michael Guidry David Guillory Charles Hall Evangeline Henry Patricia Herrero Reginald Hinton 50 Merrick Hollis Ernest Horton David Hunt Pamela Hurst Deione Isidore k. V I Li i Betty Jackson Juanita Jackson Tina Jackson Salma Jaime Hermelda James Melvin James Katrina Jasmine Ingrid Jefferson Howard Love Chriscon Johnson Largine Johnson Robert Johnson Ryan Johnson Brian Jones Loretta Jones Tyrone Jones George Keller Bernard Kelly Bobby Kennedy Michael Kennedy Frank Kerner Reginal Keys Elliott Lacy Michael Landry Vanessa Larkins James Lewis Johnny Lewis Patrice Lewis Dionne Lindsey Devona Logan 51 Marthc Lopez Chris Mackey Hilton Magee Robert Magee Alan Maldonado Patricia Mansfield Don Martin James Martin Jaffrey McCain Bridget Meehan Kelly Meilleur Tammie Meilleur Oscar Mejia Ten Mickle Esco Miller Tonya Miller Tammy Minor Harold Mix Roy Montague Stephanie Montague Thomas Moore Maria Morales Avia Morris Monique Morris Robert Murray David Napoleon Dawn Nero Pamela Nicholson Phong Nguyen Shirley Oriano George Page Irene Patino Walter Peluso Evtyn Perdomo Jannett Perez 52 Dat Pham Antonio Phillips Elisha Picot Darlene Pierce Sharon Pilart Nicey Polk Sarah Pouchie Michael Poupart Susan Preston Anthony Prevost Michael Prosper Letrion Ramsey Mary Randolph Tamika Ray Carlos Reyes Rutus Richardson Gregory Robertson Angela Roby Pedro Rodarte Ronnie Rodriguez Giovanni Rolfes Johnny Rosas Julie Ross Sandra Russ Lee Scoct Tammy Seals Allison Sears Irving Selva Rochelle Simpson Katrina Simms Karen Smith Charles Smith Stanley Smith 53 Brian Spahr Frank Sparks Rene Sterling Fawn Stewart Nechelle Stewart Clarence Swmgton Allen Taylor Janeen Taylor Edgar Tellena Marcia Tellena Cano Tenor 10 Mavra Tenono Minh Tran Dawn Trapani Charles Vaughn Sally Vincent Brian Virgadamo Sandra Walters Cynthia Watkins Terr - Watler Jerri Watler Joseph Watson Todd Watson Ralph Weatherspoon Darren Webb Allcgra White Robert White Andrea Williams Candice Williams Donyale Williams Derek Williams Tyrone Willis Bryan Wilson Jerry Windham Chandra Woods Hope Woods Jeanine Woods Karen Wright Curtis Young Johnson Yu Gaudia Zuniga JR.’S OF ’85 Warren Easton's Junior class is filled with pride. From their spirited section at each Pep Rally to supporting their teams on to victory, our Juniors cheer loudly, with all their heart and soul. But their school spirit also includes pride in their work. Always aware of how important it is to work well together, they help out for all of Easton s activities, from Homecoming to preparing for their own Ju- nior-Senior Prom, the Juniors of '85 have pulled it all together, for themselves and for the school. Lucy Augarson. Junior Eagle, working hard in class for success. Hope Woods smiling at a Pep Rally—Her spirit and pride shows. Juniors enjoy a few moments together in between classes. Sandra Walters and friends. 55 Sophs Get Organized The Sophomore officers This year's Sophomore class is under the leadership of President Karen Byron, and vice-president Nicole McDonald. As treasur- er, Shelia Smith handled the money, while Tracey Johnson assisted by DeShaun Gant, recorded the minutes of each meeting. Our sophomore class is under the direction of Mrs. C. Wells. This Sophomore package, the first ever, offered the students, a sweatshirt, a dance, and a yearbook. The Sophomores thank Mrs. Wells. Alex Alaniz Paul Allen Sceven Allen Benny Alverez Edward Alvarez Troy Am beau Karla Amedee Ondria Anariba Irma Andino Denise Antoine Walter Ardon David Ashworth James Austin Terri Bailey Bridgett Banks Alicia Baptiste James Barnum Wendell Bates Karl Bazile Joelyn Berkley Michael Bolden Ana Bolivar Lisa Bousqueto Donyale Bradley Roy Bradley I 56 Barry Brown Floyd Brown Donald Bondy Stephanie Bonnet Nathaniel Brown Ranadra Brown Veronica Brown Kevin Bunn Kevin Burley Hector Bustillo Derek Cage Tyra Calvin Lasawun Camphue Nicole Cannon Bradley Carroll Walter Castro Colette Chatters Chanthou Chau Monique Clay Derrick Clementine Alvin Coleman Charles Coleman Derwm Coleman Shelita Cooper Myra Conerly Ryan Connerly Shannon Craven Adrien Crier Vera Lynn Crier Virna Cruz Cynthia Darby La Donna Culver Tammie Cummings Malcolm Curtis Kevin Daniels Darleen Darensbourg Jolene Davis Rhonda Davis Eldndge Dearman Joseph DcCuir Michelle Denoux Wayne Desilva Verlin Dix Deborah Doane Aurona Dobue Tyrone Doughty Leslie Duckett Angelique Dumas Anchille Duronselet Theodore Eden Porter Edwards Dwight Elmore Gregors Estes Jacquline Ford Dayton Forest Tina Francois Arthur Frazier Troy Gage Joyce Galmon Deshun Gant Derrick Gardner Ingrid George Michelle Gibson Terrance Giles Lois Goodman Norma Gonzalez Richard Gremillion Tracey Green Hilton Gudiel Jaime Gutierrez Angela Hagan Connie Hargrove Dionne Harrell Andrea Hams Willie Harris Theadorc Hawthorne Corey Helton Samnang Wcng Joseph Henry Corey Herbert Brent Hilliard Kimberley Hite Jacob Hodges Reanell Holloway Georeida Hollis Leonard Hotchkiss Beverly Howard Monica Hunt John Jackson Marc Jefferson Cathy Johnson Charles Johnson Keith Johnson Michelle Johnson Robert Johnson Tracy Johnson Veronica Johnson Wendy Johnson Lynelle Jones Melissa Jones Michelle Jones Brewton Landrum Ruby LaMoche John Riley Byron Anthony Juan Le Blanc Blair Lee Robert Lee Leslie Gross Corey Lewjs Wardell Lewis Yolanda Lomax Charlette Louis Rosie Lords Rodney Love Adolph Luchion Geovanny Madrid Richshalvn Malone Julio Manzanares Maryann Hull Jacinta Mariani Rhonda Marquez Lorna Martinez Josh Mayberry Isaac Miller John Mills Milton Wilt2 Melba Mone ado Harold Morris Burdell Muller Dorion Nelson Danielle Nicholas Carmel Nichols Aleta Odell Nelson Mayorga Trina McCall Nicole McDonald Avis McSwain Edward Mendel Angie Paul Tnnette Payne Steven Payton Tracey Phelps Alfred Phelps Leslie Pierre Roger Pineda Sara Pircati Lisa Plessy Anthony Polk Jacqueline Preliou Hank Price Daniel Pugh Brocklin Qualls Nichelle Quqano Belinda Quinn Althea Ratliff Randall Rav Gulnara Reyes Oswatdo Reyes Elgin Robertson Teena Robinson Armando Rodriguez Thomas Romano Christopher Ross Robert Roy Lanuey Rusk Kassandra Samuels Kerr ' Santa Cruze Eis� Scott Richard Scott Albert Seabble Aura Selva Antoinette Selvage Maurice Serpas Sherry Sigur Monica Simms Bruce Smith Joe Smith Leroy Smith Lisa Smith Orcn Smith Ronald Smith Sheila Smith Warren Smith Dana Sobers Walter Sologaistoa ESanchel Spears Erica Spruille Yolanda Spurlock Joseph Stelly Rhonda Steptore Johnnie Stevenson Sophat Le Pham Binh v Quentella Stevenson Jeffery Stewart Shaiane Taylor Dedra Terrance Nop Tha Anthony Thomas Brandon Thomas Deborah Thomas Larry Thomas Tanya Thomas Kristy Tolliver Tamalia Tousant Darrell Turbinton Rodolfo Triana Aun Uy Jorge Valladres Elizabeth Vasquez Jerome Vming Viet Vu Reginald Walker Shalin Walker Inga Washington Rochelle Washington Mario W'atkins Rita Washington Avril Williams Janine Williams Katie Williams Kenneth Williams Myron Williams Tnchonne Williams Zeida Willis Anthony Woods Daisy Zuniga Erlmda Zuniga New Freshmen Get Reps For the first time, our new Eagles have officers, a budget and a class sponsor. Through the efforts of Ms. Linda Ellis, the Freshmen class of 1985 has the opportuni- ty to be part of Easton as never before. The Freshmen have voted for their class officers, and these people are helping Ms. Ellis to put a Freshmen budget together; one that includes sw-eatshirts. a dance and that all important yearbook subscription. These new Freshmen officers have taken on important responsibilities. President Charles Logan— I felt very proud that my friends chose me for their class President. Vice-President Dionne Hatcher— It is an important job, and I'm proud that my fellow classmates voted for me.' Secretary Deonne Jones— I really felt I could be the best secretary for the my class. Treasurer Nicole Lewis—I chose to run because I enjoy adding, and dealing with money. Business Manager Dornese Dixon— It was nice that my friends thought enough of me to vote for me. It is a big job, Business Manager.” Deanna Alexis Brad Anderson Linzy Antoine George Arana Michael Autrey Robert Azcuy Peggy Baker Cornell Banks Cary Barard Toneyell Barnes Tonya Barnes Stephanie Bennett Rhonda Brady Deborah Brandon Donna Brisco Damita Brown Deborah Brown Erica Brown Lorraine Brown Robin Bryan 64 Janice Buckley Monique Buckner Kimberly Byrd Albert Campbell Belinda Caro Gilberto Castellonos Maron Chau Phillip Clark Paul Clavier Cove Coleman Bennie Conerly LaTnaya Conerly Olga Como Shannon Crowley Suzette Croytin Angel Cruz Joey Daigle Raquel Davenport James Davis Karl Davis Lilian Diaz Lisa Diggs Ana Dominquez Florida Dorsey Jean Driggers Larissa Dubose Dieone Dufrene Sean Dunn Darrin Duronce Riquelma Eden Angela Eden Deidra Ellis Kimberly Ellis Aaron Ellzey Meanary Em 65 Peter Espana Trtanna Everett Lynette Fltgge Cat rice Ford Shayan Fortinberry Sean Franklin Derrick Freeman Luisa Funez John Gadel Susan Gittens Sabrina Gofigan Pat Green Shirell Green Tony Green Dwayne Gurley Gina Gusti Jeanella Hart Dionne Hatcher Jerome Hayes Carmen Henriquez Darlene Henry Shawan Henry Danny Hernandez Kimberly Hingle Nicole Holmes Phuong Hong Angelina Hoskins Brian Jacobs Lawercnce Jackson John Jackson Stacey Jackson Judy Jenkins Tanya Jenkins Daytron Johnson Doral Johnson Earl Johnson Erik Johnson Keith Johnson Lyle Johnson Shawna Johnson Gance Jones Ernest Jones Deonne Jones Joseph Jones Leenoy Jones Leroy Jones Michelle Jones Antoine Joshua Tamnya Joshua Kyle Julian Cassandra Kelly Leo Lacayo Orlando Lacy Leroy Larkin Yolanda Larry Yolanda Lashlev Ronald Leach Maurice Lewis Nicola Lewis Shannon Lewis Charles Logan Sophom Long Heng Mao Juanita Mathis Alvin Mallerv III Virgie McClue Michael McCorkle Dellovd McCoy Delrio McGee Juantren McKen ie Blanca Medina Velva Mcrcadel Unce Meredith Erika Miller Germaine Miller Bleatha Mills Letitia Morgan Antssa Monley Mayra Monzon Belinda Nata Mary Nata Cassandra Nelson Robert Nettles Kendric Neville Lssaches Nichols Anne Norah Charmel Peterson An Pham Julie Picado Alex Pinzon Nicola Pleasant Ruth Pouchie Jennifer Powell Youthy Prak Kenneth Radcliff Joyce Radner Sundaram Rama Bernice Rhynes Angela Richardson Uwrence Richardson Trevonya Riggs Alvaro Rivera Saundrell Robinson Evelyn Rodas Lynn Romano Francisco Romero Renee Russo Michael Sandifer Penny Self Derrick Shannon Charles Shaw Anita Shelby Alex Sierre Karen Singleton Cyntavia Simmons Dewey Smith Evangeline Smith Kevin Smith Lisa Smith Jose Sosa Roxie Soto Lawrence Spahr Antoine Stanford Hope Swmgton Tina Taylor Freshmen give their views Daytron Johnson, a busy Eagle said Easton is live. It feels great to be here at Warren Easton. I don’t like the dress code so much. It feels strange to wear dress pants everyday. But I can get used to it. I like Easton. Raquel Davenport, one of our Fresh- men students feels she made a number one choice when she chose Easton. Freshmen make their time at Easton life. If they don't do it for themselves, no one else can. Not real happy about the dress code, but then I do realize it will pay off in the long run. so I guess I can live with it. Delrio McGee, better known as Moon to her friends, is interested in many of the activities we offer here at Easton. She is planning to participate in as many as she can during her four years at Easton. As Delrio herself says It feels wonderful to be a WARREN EASTON EAGLE. 69 Manon Thibodeaux John Thai Melissa Thomas Sabrina Thomas Tanya Thompson Tyrone Thompson Henry Toney Kerry Truehill An Truong Pamela Tyler Eugenia Valery Joyce Vaughn Diana Vinet Chau Vu August Walker Sary Em Wallace Walker Sabrina Warren Charmaine Washington Kevin Washington Underclassmen Eagles—At work and play Robin Watkins Keshia Weaver Andrew Webster Iola Wesley Deidra White Earl White Karen Wigginton Christopher Wilcox Anthony Williams Anthony Williams Carl J. Williams Carl Williams Yolanda Williams Carolyn Wilson Roy Wilson LaShawn Wright W'illie Young Rosemarie Yu Joseph Zeno Troy Savoie EASTON SMILES Easton fans enjoy our games in the dome. Eagle faces just seem to be everywhere. Sharon Greer patiently waits as the school photogra- pher readies her for a perfect picture Go EAGLES scream these spirited Juniors. Alan Maldenado proved that cheerleading is not the only thing in his life. Smile Yolanda, you're on Candid Camera. 73 Nina Franklin hard at work. That's something Easton students do—they know dedi- cation is the key to success. Lisa Kirkling and Lishun Campbell giving it their all. Katie Brothers listens attentively at the Senior assem- bly. Shannon Mitchell. Kathy McQuirtcr, and Sabrina John- son listen and enjoy an Easton assembly program. 74 75 Lisa Hulbert studies during Ms. Rosevally's Free Enter- prise Gass. Loretta Williams contemplates checking out a book from the library. Tammala and Karen ham it up during a Pep-Rally. Chris Norris and Treva Butler anxiously await . . . William Smith chills out during English IV. Treva Butler. Robin Phillips and Michelle Brown are unusually happy during an assembly. Some students attempting to ward off sleep. 76 Mr. Greiner’s students decide to do something different for a change! Hugo. John and Gonaolo strike a pose for the camera. Another happy group at an assembly Those smiles are everywhere. David Lee is happy to be a Senior, and plans to buy up ALL those Senior Supplies! Many students enjoyed our Pre-school pep-rally. Ms. Prevosts class eagerly awaits their assignment .. . While Levnard Bibbins gets down to it. 77 SPORTS IN LIVE Football A Field of Action As the 1984 Eagle football team gears up, it shows 41 players with 19 seniors looking to settle the score in '84. The sen- iors this year are looking to accomplish goals and reach new heights. This year's defense has more pride than any defense Easton has ever had. There are 6 seniors on the defensive pride team: Rundy Wells, Robert McQuirter, Dean Boult, Michael Lee. Joseph Johnson, and Robert Hamilton. We can't forget the un- derclassmen who gave those seniors need- ed support: Patrick Johnson, George Page, Lionel Walker, Kerry Santa Cruze, Charles Hall, and Roy Montaque. To accomplish something you have to use all your strength and potential. You have to make a very confident move. The Warren Easton's Eagle offensive pride team has it all. It has all the enthusiasm a team could have. Easton's offensive drive team consists of 10 seniors: Mark San- difer, Steve Mistretta, Sidney Dubuclet, Bruce Allen, Earnest Shephard, Tyrone Causey, Dane Spearman. Randy R Robin- son, Terrell Stelbler and Jose Torres. There are some underclassmen who are absolutely necessary to that offensive drive: Ralph Weatherspoon, Kenneth Bai- ley and Dwight Elmore. 80 You can't catch an Easton Fighting Eagle. “But Coach, what did I do Now?” 81 The 1984-1965 Football Roster M. Jefferson, J. Torres, R. Robinson, P Johnson, B. Allen, D. Elmore. M. Curtis, R. Hamilton, L. Walker, D. Nelson. J. Watson, J. Dunbar. R. Weatherspoone, R. Hinton, R. McQuirter, D. Spearman. E. Hollingsworth, G. Williams, M. Sandifer. T. Sieber. M. Sandifer. G. Page, K. Santacruze. B. Carroll. P. Edwards. C. Hall. I. Fields. K. Johnson. S. Mistretta. K. Bailey. T. Hawth- rone, H. Magee. A. Williams. K. Bazile, D. Boult, E. Shepherd. J. Johnson. R. Richardson. R. Montague, S. Dubuclet. R. Wells. M. English. T. Causey. M. Lee Ralph Weatherspoon jams on the turf. Fourth and one, will he make it? What perfect timing! Randy Robinson goes around the left side for fourth ten. 82 I gave it my best, but I guess my best wasn't good enough. Dwight Elmore finds an opening, and he's off to the races. A perfect way to run the handoff. Reach out and go for that touchdown. 83 The eagles go for the kill. Dwight Elmore takes time out to look at the camera. Coach Costa explains why we ran that play. The game is so exciting. He's on the prowl, and meaner than ever Jose Torres holds as Randy Robinson kicks. Don’t fuss at me. I had him. 84 VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's Varsity Basketball team is one of the best in years. The 1984-85 team consists of seven seniors and five juniors. Coach Athas, the Head Coach is assisted by Coach Walle. Both are proud of the progress made by this year's team. So far this year. The Eagles have a record of 14 wins and 6 losses. The team has aver- aged 52.9 points a game, while their oppo- nents have only averaged 46.8 points. That's a difference of 6.9 points in our favor. Way to go Eagles! Aiming like a sharpshooter. Percy Miller drops one in, while Rundy Wells and Sidney Dubuclet look hungrily for the rebound. 86 4-85 VARSITY TEAM William Smith Percy Smith Sidney Dubuclet Darren Webb Darius Short Patrick Johnson Stanley Smith Edward Hollinsworth Everet Blakcs Clement Dtson Rundy Wells Kevin Miller is such a powerful i to challenge him! Our big man. 6 S Kun force on the court, no JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year, the Junior Varsity has made a lot of progress. They have been practising very hard, and their record proves it. At press time, this young team was 5 and 5; a good record that shows they have tremendous pride in themselves and in Easton. Head Coach E. Walk feels that the team has learned a great deal and came out of this season ahead, with the experience and knowledge that will lead these players to a victorious new season next year. 1984-85 JR. VARSITY TEAM 4 Myron Williams 10 Paul Allen 12 Kerry Truehill 14 Rodney Love 20 Darrell Turbinton 22 Marc Jefferson 24 Joseph Jones 50 Daytron Johnson 40 Derrick Cage 44 Leroy Laskin 50 Michael Poupart 52 Bryant Jones Defense isn't easy says Bryant Jones who tries to block a shoe. Shooting over his defender Mario Watkins gets two more for the JV Eagles. jumping as high as possible. Daytron Johnson tips the ball to another Eagle. As the ball disappears into the overhead grids the teams look on appearing to be frozen but they are ready to spring as the ball drops. 89 LADY EAGLES The 1984-85 Lady Eagles have really been working hard this year under the coaching of Ms. L. Mitts. These Lady Ea- gles are really alert and on top of things. They are always prepared and usually come out on top. 1984-85 LADY EAGLES TEAM 12 Nicole Cannon 14 Susan Rome 33 Shelita Cooper 21 Alison Sears 20 Shin White 31 Neah Dismuke 32 Jermaine Miller 44 Renee Russo 22 Katrina Moore 52 Denise Hinkinbottom Nicole Cannon scopes out the area before letting go the ball. Neah Dismuke shows Ben Franklin how the Eagles can fly. 90 um Allison Sears starts the game off right by getting a free throw Susan Rome shoots for a free throw to take a jump. Then Nicole goes for another basket 91 : r« HIGHLIGHTS OF 1984-85 VOLLEYBALL—Season Hard Work The volleyball team had a very hard season but the young team did a good job. They showed a lot of potential. Though the season was not a complete success in terms of victo- ries, Ms. M. Dumaine, the coach, feels that the victories won were moral ones. The team met every tough challenge, and they are ready to face their opponents for next year, with a renewed spirit and the belief that they will have a successful year. Best wishes in the '85- 86 season team! Rachelle Anderson stans the game with a powerful serve Trisa Luke setting up the Eagle attack. Karen Francis feels she ll get it. And she does it again too. This time it was Nuvia’s turn to make that important return. 98 % The Lady Eagles Kym Adams. Rochelle Anderson. Stephanie Bonnet, Nicole Cannon, Crystal Curry. Rhonda Davis. Shannon Dunn, Tracy Green. Karen Francis. Carmen Henriquez. Yoland Lomax, Trisa Luke. Virgie McClue, Nuvia Monteseno, Yolanda Spurloch, Sandra Wal- ter. The girls show that form, practice and style all have a After a particularly hard game, the girl s First words are great deal to do with successful volleyball. Power is usually I'm tired, important but so is grace on the court. 99 Hard ground experience, but those Eagle Ladies can take it. Nicole Cannon makes a fantastic bunt. An Eagle set up—do they make it? Yolanda makes a good play, pushing the score for- ward. Is this a play, or a break dance routine.' Trisa Luke sees a good chance to score. Rochelle makes things work for the Eagles. 100 Yolanda Lomax contributes with a powerful serve. Volleyball also keeps you off your feet. thinks Rhonda Davis. Trisa Luke has taken control of the play. Karen Francis saves the point. Trisa has confidence in the EAGLES. Coach Dumaine gives her team side advice. Rhonda soaring out with a graceful serve. 101 NI SNOIlVZINVOaO STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council plays an important part of daily life at Warren Easton. They sponsor school activities for the benefit of the students, the school and the community. Easton's Student Council is in charge of both the Homecoming Dance and the Christmas Dance, Teacher Appreciation Week and nu- merous other activities. This hard working group, sponsored by Ms. Sylvia Crier, repre- sents the school in the community, and they strive to maintain a high standard of conduct. Members of this year's student council are; T. Tousant, B. Bedney, D. Gasper. K. McQuirter, L. Harmon, S. Mitchell, C. Chambliss, S. Williams, A. Sims, L. Johnson, N. Franklin, R. Anderson, J. Tanah, B. Brown. M. Mason, B. Metoyer.J. Martin, H. Nguyen, D. Charles, A. Walker, J. McClain. Students may have to awaken extra early to attend a meeting but most feel it a duty and an honor to have been chosen to be a pan of this imponant school organization. Still, the expressions run from sleepy to amused. All rise for the opening prayer, and then the brain trust gets to work. 105 DRAMA CLUB The Drama club is comprised of stu- dents that are interested in the dramatic art. The Drama Club serves the school for assemblies and other school functions. This year the club is planning a spring event. The students enjoy the club and work hard for the various productions. Members of the Drama Club are Z. Green. L. Thostram Nguyen, M. Clay.J. Hart. M. Garibaldi. J. Dailey, E. Hollowed. D. Mill- er, C. Gautreaux and K. Gray. Mrs. Wil- liams is the sponsor of this club. CLOSE-UP Close-up is an unusual educational ex- perience. For a full week, students and teachers put aside their textbooks and travel to Washington D.C. for intensive firsthand study of our government. Semi- nars and briefings bring together individ- uals representing many points of view. Guest speakers, small groups, workshops all meet at Capital Hill with members of Congress. There are movies, a farewell banquet and dance. Members of the Close-Up Club this year are R Williams, H. Mix. S. Christioles, J. Watson. M. Hol- lis. S. Bookon, D. Breau, M. Harrison and not pic- tured are K. Bailey, D. White. K. Singleton, D. Lind- sey and C. Peterson. Close-up is under the sponsorship of Mrs. S. Crier. QUIZ BOWL TEAM WAfflEN EASTON Meeting the ch� llenge of rapid fire questions � nd answers, our team gave its all. Easton's Quiz Bowl Team was formed six years ago by Mr. Glen Greiner, spon- sor. During these years the team has come a long way. From those late evening prac- tices to the actual day of competition, our team has worked hard. Questions, an- swers, speed and cool heads are needed for this team, during both practice and competition. This year's members are: Kara Gray, Hai Leno Nguyen, Jackie Thompson, Kerry Kinchen, Robert White and June Fenimore. ASIAN CLUB The club is sponsored by Ms. Nguyen, Mr. L. Blan- chard. Mr. S. Mondello and Mrs. Mazier The Asian Club is made up of students from Cambodia. China and Vietnam. The club began in September of 1982, under the leadership of Miss Marguerite Nguyen, an ESL teacher. The club intends to build a friendship and solidarity be- tween Asian students and to get those students to participate in school activities, and to preserve their own culture and tra- ditions. Members of the Asian Club are: M. Em, K. Vu, M. Chau. T. Hong, V. Raya, T. Thai. D. Tran. K. Hoang, M. Tran and V. Vu. The Science Club sponsored by Mr. L. Blanchard, provides for Easton students, scientific, enriching experiences. Group activities include field trips to laborato- ries. industrial sites and nature parks. The city offers these locations to the students who are exposed to career and job oppor- tunities in the many branches of science. Members of the Science Club are: T. Thai, V. Rama. Tran Than. J. Thompson. L. Gray. G. Guillen. L. Nguyen. R. Chau. T. Hong. R. Rama. K. Vu. and D. Carter. As Sponsor. Ms Acosta works hard to bring students to understand these cultures. SPANISH-FRENCH CULTURAL CLUB The purpose of the club is to afford the students a chance to participate in Spanish and French culture and traditions. The members hear lectures, and participate in field trips in and around New Orleans, visiting places and meeting people associ- ated with these two cultures. Members of this year's club are: S. Thomas, Y. Wil- liams. R. Eden, A. Moriey, C. Ford, H. Nguyen. R. Bradley, J. Yu, V. Ashworth and R. Yu. HOTEL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Hotel Management is one of Easton's newest study programs. It is a specialized program that centers on the hotel job op- portunities. Students work at the Hilton Hyatt Regency or Sheraton Hotels. Stu- dents alternate through several fields of hotel employment. At the end of the year, students obtain full time employment in hotels. Members of this year's program are: St. Clair Larry'. Michael Landry. Monica Legetr and Andrea Lassair DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA DECA clubs help to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution of products. Students at Easton conduct sales campaigns selling numerous items, and are rewarded for their hard work by learning valuable sales techniques. Mem- bers of DECA are: R. Brown, K. Howard, R. Lewis, T. Tyner, R. Beaco, T. Johnson, H. Gant, B. Brown, P. Alvarado, A. But- ler, L. Harmon, R. Pickett, T. Winchell, D. Mathews, M. Maher, K. Jaeger, R. Charles, L. Singleton. A. Lee, D. Robin- son, D. Gasper, S. James, S. Plaisance, S. Chang, A. Kirkling. C. Moncada, S. Vick- nair. Pre-DE members include: A. Wil- liams, T. Minor, L. Crawley, J. Gray, R. Murry, R. Rodrigue, M. English, P. Webb, P. Johnson, P. Williams. B. Dukes, I. Jef- ferson. Both DE and Pre-DE are spon- sored by Ms. K. Thomas, assisted by Mr. G. Bischoff. COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION The purpose of the COE program is to prepare students for careers in the busi- ness world; specifically in the field of offi- ce clerical work. A student must usually have had at least one year of typing in order to qualify for this program. They must also go through a series of tests and interviews. Miss S. Solomon, sponsor of the COE groups, helps to place each mem- ber in an appropriate job. Members of this year's COE class are: R. Crenshaw, V. Ju- nior, N. Soto, K. Brown, L. Salmon, L. Lewis, C. Moncada, S. Williams, M. Este- vez, A. Sauceda, D. Galland, S. Mitchell, G. Mejia, S. Luchion, M. Angerita, M. Lisenbee, V. Brown, D. Recasner, A. Wil- liams. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the FBLA is to bring business and education together in a posi- tive working relationship. FBLA is a voca- tional student education association, made up of students pursuing careers in business. FBLA believes that the future depends upon mutual understanding and cooperation between business, industry, labor and educational institutions. Stu- dents actively compete in business activi- ties to develop leadership ability, on both a state and national level. This year's mem- bers are: J. Wambsgans, M. Lisenbee, T. Seals, L. Salmon, S. Luchion, N. Soto, B. Carroll, J- Riley, D. Charles, D. Recasner, A. Williams, A. Dumas, C. Payton, S. Mitchell, G. Mejia. M. Estevez, A. Sal- cedo, S. Williams,J. D'iley, R. Young, K. Brown, J. Buckley, V. Brown, W. Smith. L. Strickland, D. Nicholas, J. Farhoud, L. Pierre. M. Angarita, L. Lewis, R. Cren- shaw. L. Gray. VIDEO CLUB The purpose of the video club is to encour- age student interest in movie production through camera usage and original scripts; to provide opportunities for students to explore career possibilities in the area of video pro- duction; and to enable students to express themselves creatively through the use of vid- eo tape. Members of the Video Club are; M. Waguespack. S. Smith. J. Rass. B. Meehan. C. Gautreaux. R. Bradley, I. Michals, H. Nguyen. R. Forbes. D. Turner, and Ky Va. LIBRARY CLUB The Library club was established to create an interest in library work such as circulation, shelving and the processing of books. The club members are given exposure to books, magazines and newspapers, as well as video and Audio-Visual equipment which will gen- erate an interest in reading, media use and current events. This year's members are: A. Hagan. P. Baker. L. Nguyen. R. Yu, H. Mguyen, C. Ross. R. Bradley, K. Vu, I. Ni- chols, J. Riley. B. Hermann. D. Turner and W. Mann. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Betty Schaefer. KEY CLUB The Key Club's purpose is to help both school and community. But it also helps stu- dents to become responsible school citizens and prepares them to become the responsi- ble, successful adults we know is the trade- mark of an Easton Graduate. This year's members are; H. Nguyen, S. Williams, A. Williams, C. Gautreaux. L. Salmon. T. Meil- leur. A. Monley, S. Thomas. Mr. S. Costa is the sponsor. 112 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is for those students of high academic achievement. Stu- dents need a 3.5 average to become members, but character, leadership and service to school and community all play an important part in being a NHS member. This year's officers for the NHS are Loretta Williams, Toni Blasio, Christsandra Payton, Minh Dinh Tran, Brian Spahr, Carlos Reyes and Vira Rama. The National Honor Society sponsored a breakfast after the first report cards were given out this year. Those honored at the breakfast were students who received Honor Roll Status. Dr. Ferguson gave certificates to all of these Easton high achievers. The NHS. sponsored by Ms. A Moore and Mr P. Latour. is a vital part of Easton; one that shows our spirit and our success. 113 EAGLE YEARBOOK STAFF The 1984-85 Eagle staff is conducted by Ms. P. Harris. Members of the staff are al- ways out on the scene, taking pictures and grabbing stories. Each editor on the staff has an important job and they are expected to meet each deadline. Staff members are dedicated to their jobs. Some have spent spare time staying late fin- ishing last minute items, or giving up Satur- days to get those all important pictures and news items. The members of the staff are certainly busy, but they seem to enjoy every second of their job. Rick, our Yearbook Rep. takes a minute to pose for a picture, while staff members work hard to make THE EAGLE a success for you. 114 Robcn learns the fine art of layout design. Members of this year's staff are B. Allen, R Ber- trand, D. Boult, V. Brown. J. Dailey. M. Diaz, J. Femmore, S. Greer. G. Hankton. C. Lavallais. A. Martin, K. McQuirter, R McQuirter. D. Miller. C. Norris, R Phillips. A. Prevost. R Roy. W. Smith. T. Thai. H. Valladares. Y. Young and T. Nelson. TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is sponsored by Ms. Cheryl Huckaby. The Tri-Hi-Y Club is an important part of Warren Easton. Each Homecoming and Valentine's Day. the club sells carna- tions to help raise money for their field trips to Baton Rouge and Camp Abbey. Members of the Tri-Hi-Y club for 1984- 85 are: Robin Bryan. Karen Bryan, Tamalia Tousant. Monique Clay. Antoine Joshua. Jennifer Powell. David Napoleon, Michael Garibaldi. Dwight Jones. Christi- na Norris and Janella Hart. RED CROSS The Red Cross club is a service organi- zation that provides help for the poor and needy. December's project was a blood drive and Santa's stockings for the veter- ans. The Club hopes the New Year will be a success. The Easton Chapter is spon- sored by Ms. Carolyn Tate. Members of this years Red Cross Qub are: Karen Bryan. Robin Bryan. Tamalia Tousant. Carlos Reyes. Vanessa Larkins. Nicey Polk.Jennifer Powell. Hilton Gudioi. Walter Cartro. Robert Roy. The Tennis Qub is new to Easton and its members hope that it will remain. TENNIS CLUB The newly organized Tennis Club is sponsored by Mr. Glen Greiner. The members practice at Tulane University. Though the club is small, and as of yet there have not been any competitions, the members are hoping for a successful year, learning the fine points of set and match. Hopefully, next year will bring more members, competition and victories. Members of this new club are Thang Hong. Brenton Landry. Greg Robertson. Michael Prosper and Ky Vu. NURSING STUDENTS Nursing at Warren Easton is a three year program. The students are en- gaged in a spectacular field of interest, that of Respiratory Therapy. The stu- dents work at the hospital in the morn- ing and return to school in the after- noon. They all hope the year will be successful for them. Members of ihe Nursing studies class are S. Williams. C Jackson. Y. Herrin and T. Mont- gomery. EASTON'S SINGING EAGLES Sponsored by Ms. Judy Demarcst, Eas- ton’s Choir meets daily. Their voices, a welcome and appreciated diversion, can be heard ringing through the halls in the afternoon. Their diligence and dedication is clearly evident by their attendance at 7:30 a.m. practice and their pride can be heard in their voices. Members of this year’s choir are: G. Acosta. K. Adams. S Algere. S. Allen. T Ambeau. V. Ash- worth, A Baptiste. T. Barnes. R Barrio. L. Bous- queto, C. Brown. D. Brown. V Brown. J Brue. A. Brule. K. Bryan. T. Butler. N. Cannon. B. Carroll. C. Chambliss. D. Clementine. A. Coleman. D. Cope- land, L. Crowley. R Davis. W DeSilva. L. Duckett, K Ellis. S. Em. L. Funez. N. Gabriel. R Gash, C. Gautreaux. L. Gordon. J. Gray. P. Green. S. Green. T. Green. M Harrison. D. Hatcher. D. Hickingbot- tom. N Holmes. M Hunt. P. Hurst. P Ison, M Jackson. C. Johnson. E. Johnson. M Johnson. W. Johnson. C. Jones. D. Jones. L Jones. R Keys. K. Kinchen. C. Lavallais, D Lindsey. D. Macklin. D. Martin. L. Martinez. V. Mercadel. G. Miller. P Mill- er. A Morris. D. Napoleon. I. Nero. P Nicholson. C. Norris. D. Otero. K. Parker. C. Payton, S. Payton. A. Pham. R. Phillips. R. Pouchie. M. Poupart. N. Qui- jano, B Quinn. M Randolph. G Reyes. S. Richard- son.J. Riley. S. Rome. R Russo. E. Scott. P. Self. K. Singleton. B. Taylor. T. Tebbe. S. Thomas. T. Thompson. D. Trapani. P Tyler. H. Valladeras. B Vincent. S. Vincent. D. Vining. S. Walker. Y. Wash- ington. E. Watts. K Weaver. D Williams. A Wil- son. Y Young. C. Richards 118 Former Eagle, Alex Cotton, gets down. New Orleans Style, with the choir at the fair. The choir performed on many different occasions at the fair, but the best was Easton s day at the fair The singing Eagles relax between songs. Eagle graduate Aaron Cotton keeps the beat while accompanying the choir. Dion Macklin wow s the crowd with an awesome solo. 119 120 CHEERLEADERS As the sounds rang out, loud and clear, our spirits, never really wavering, rose higher and stronger. Through the dedica- tion and hard work of our cheering Ea- gles, our year was spent cheering our teams on to victory. But even in the face of defeat, these spirited leaders gave us the benefit of their expertise, and smiled throughout. The cheerleaders attended camp at LSU during the summer of '84, where they won third place for THE BEST OVER- ALL SQUAD. We know they deserve honors such as this. The squad is spon- sored by Ms. Judy Demarest. Members of the '84-'85 Squad are: Kelly Meilleur Karen Smith Avarl William Julie Brue Alan Maldonado Clarence Richards Yolanda Young Nancy Nelson Alex Mills Woody Mann Wanda Young Troy Ambeau Don Martin Robert White HIGH STEPPERS Peppy and alert High Steppers certainly do lead the way toward good times at Warren Easton. Their twirling routines build up Eagle Spirit at football games and parades. They do a good job of enter- taining students at the pep rallies. The High Steppers light up the nights, with their sparkling gold and purple sequined costumes, leading the way, for all the world, to Easton. Eaglettes The 84-85 Eaglettes have 15 members, who are sponsored by Mrs. G. Simmons. These Eaglettes bring brightness and spirit to our school. The Eaglettes brought true beauty to our homecoming parade and at the game. Rain. snow, or shine the Eaglettes have al- ways performed with great enthusiasm. They support the Eagle team, wherever they are. At games, the Eaglettes are known for their gla- merous smiles and skilled dancing. K. Francis Line Cap., T. Ray, S. Scott, R. Simpson Line Cap.. L. Ramsey, K. Wright Line Cap., P. Lewis, R. Dauphine, P. George Co Cap., D. Jackson. Yearbook Club The yearbook club was formed to give as many students as possible a chance to help with the yearbook. This year the club has representatives from every class level, and their help has been invaluable to the Eagle Staff. C. Nichols. J. Hart. J. Powell, T. Payne, R. Bradley, R. Roy. I. Nochols. The club is sponsored by Ms. P. Harris. 122 Flag Twirlers The Flag Twirlers add a touch of class to the Easton Eagles. They are sponsored by Mrs. G. Bowen. During parade season they show grace in their performances. The 19-85 Flag Twirlers have ten members, each one struting, and moving to the Beat. C. Woods line Cap.. M. Cloter, L. Davis, T. Bolds. S. Russ. K. Williams, S. Thomas—line Cap.. T. Green, D. Forest, A. Wilson, G. Lumar Cap- tain. Newspaper Staff The Newspaper Staff is sponsored by Mrs. R McCarte and it has 1} members. The stu- dents work hard to get stories for the paper. The newspaper staff is made up of students from all grade levels. These Eagles should be proud to be staff members of the oldest school newspaper in the south. The Old Gold and Purple. G. Gautreaux, Z. Green. B. Mee- han. T. Davis. S. Smith. R. Bradley, T. Baurnes. G. Guillon. E. Flollowell. C. John- son. S. Lott. A. Duplesis. 12} 1984-’85 MARCHING EAGLES The band, under the direction of Mr. George Bischoff, works hard to be prepared for Pep Rallies, football games and parades. The band originally consisted of 120 mem- bers, but because of the limitation of uni- forms and instruments, only 60 members are able to march. The band has been through a lot over the last four years. Thanks to our wonderful new principal. Dr. B. Ferguson, changes have been made, and our band can now march without shame. And all Eagles, stu- dents, faculty members and fans can hold their heads up high, and be proud of our Marching band. Their dedication and showmanship comes from within the band. Without their hard work, there would be no band at all. DRUM MAJORS I, Scales. C. Moore. S. James, G. Meredith, K. Adams. FLAG CARRIERS: J. Anderson. J. McClain, E. Brown. W Defilba. BANNER CARRIERS: I. Jefferson. B. Dukes. A. White. A. Morris. R. Murquez. D. Dreaux. WOODWINDS; A Williams. T. Minor. V. Johnson. C Lewis, J. Mathis. L. Gross. SAX: T. Johnson. T. Tyner. M. Martin, L. Lacayo BELL: R. Stevenson, I. Wesley TRUMPET: Elex Hosley. K. Bunn. S. Harleaux. H. Mor- ris. R. Johnson. R. Young. B. Jones. C. Logan. J May- berry. J. Stcll, L. Meredith. R. Gremillion, D. Scales. D. Boult. E. Johnson. TROMBONE L. Richardson. R. Ray. D. Gorden. W Davis. W. Bates. R. Bogan. R. Murray. A. Phillips. R Forbes, H. Magee, E. Robertson. BASS: D. Blue, J. Hinton SNARE: B. Taylor. C. Smith. H. Carter. D. Hudson TENOR: G. Jacobs. A. Prevost. D. Powell. M. Kennedy B Hilliard. BASS:—B. Birdlow, T. Eden, F. Mejia CYMBOL: M. Pierre. A. Thomas. I. Nero (above) Anthony Prevost waits silently for the signal to begin. 124 125 ACTIVITIES IN DRESS-UP WEEK Kiddies, Hobos, Fonzie Rivals .. . For one week Warren Easton's Famous dress code changes to a real kinky one. This is one week in school every student looks forward to. Homecoming week consists of fun for all. The students par- ticipate as well as the faculty. Each day has a name of its own. 50's day usually starts us off on Monday; we dress of course as they did in the 50's. The faculty looks forward to Hobo day. This certain day seems to attract every- one. Kiddie day brings out the kid in every young lady. The day after students dress up as their intended vocation. We wrap the week up on Friday with our school colors PURPLE GOLD. What a week!!! Alex. Troy Woody, and Nina enjoy the festivities Who knows where these kids came from! during homecoming week, dressed M)‘s style. 128 Jill Gray, Yolanda Young, and Kelly Mellieur arc all excited about kiddie day. Hobos are everywhere even in the classrooms. Ms Rosevally and Tanya Fugua pose for the camera during homecoming week Scafl member Robert McQuirter shows us how to smile while Ernest gives an example to his friends ' 129 m w . «+ v- - 1 || a yip I ' . ■Jj I We ve got the Spirit. Got a dim you can spare.'' Destra Tolliver bums around between classes. Hope and Vincent pose in their Sunday finest. Danelle, Ingrid. Robing, and Allegra hang out in the gym on 50 s day. 130 Camella James. Danielle Armour and Tracy Green are the epitome of bum-elegance on hobo day. Tina Wiegel pauses for’a picture after returning from sales Fifth Avenue. McQuirter could beat out the Fonze Anyday! Watch it girls! When's recess? Girl Davis in Hawaiian hobo dress. 131 Homecoming Parade Purple and Gold reigned the streets on the evening of October 19,1984 as Warren Easton's 1984 Homecoming parade made it's way down Canal St. The parade was led by chearleaders and also included our Eaglettes, Highsteppers, Flagtwirlers, Marching Band, and Homecoming Court. A special appearance was made by our mascot, the Eagle. Easton's King and Queen graced the crowd with a royal wave and a smile. Hope and Tony seem to be enjoying themselves on their big night. Anthony Prevost drums up the crowd for the home- coming parade Janell and Kyle seem to have weathered the parade quite well, as their smiles plainly show 132 Sparkles through the streets. Homecoming Queen Miss Robin Phillips Homecoming Queen 1984 is Miss Robin Phillips. Robin was born on January 12, 1967 to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Phillips. Robin is involved in many activities around school. She is a member of the Eaglettes, Yearbook Staff and Student Council. Robin says I am very proud that the students of Warren Eas- ton picked me to represent them as Home- coming Queen. After high school Robin plans on continuing her education at USL and majoring in accounting and minoring in General Business. 134 Homecoming King Michael Mason Michael Mason is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Mason. During Michael's two years at Warren Easton, he has been Student Council President, and a member of the Science Club Junior Committee. He was a keyboard player for the Gong Show, and our student representative in the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council. In his spare time, he enjoys bas- ketball, swimming, tennis, music, and reading. Michael has been accepted at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, and plans to become an optometrist after Medical School. Homecoming King Michael Mason and Queen Robin Phillips as they greet guests at the game. The Queen looks a linle overcome as you can tell by the tears in her eyes. Here are our Dukes with smiling faces. Is it because they're with the Queen' Our Homecoming King and Queen as they pose for a formal portrait. Now isn't that a beauty? King Michael Mason poses with Queen Robin Phillips. He has to admit that she is just as pretty and sweet as roses. Here arc our maids surrounding our Queen. And as you can see it's a beautiful scene. Our new principal. Dr. Ferguson is Filled with cheer, and is glad to present our new King and Queen for the 1964 1965 school year. 137 MISS AND MR. SENIOR Hope Valladares and Antony Troyo, Jr Miss Senior is Hope Valladares, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Valladares. Hope is a member of the Yearbook staff and the choir. She intends to become a doctor after attending UCLA. Hope's hobbies are talking on the phone, spending money and meeting young men. Antony Troyo, the son of Mrs. Victoria Lo- pez. was selected as Mr. Senior. Antony hopes to attend college, join the Air Force and become a pilot. His many hobbies in- clude swimming, dancing, movies, tennis and having fun with his friends. SENIOR DUCHESS AND DUKE Tonya Bournes and Troy Brown Tonya Patrice Bournes was selected as Senior Duchess. Tonya is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bournes. Tonya hopes to attend the University of New Orleans and major in communications. Her interests in- clude singing, reading and meeting new peo- ple. Her personal motto is: You're only a failure if you fail to try. Troy Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Firmin Brown, was selected as this year's Senior Duke. Troy is a member of DECA and is on the staff of the newspaper. His hobbies in- clude meeting people, talking, dancing, and sports. Troy hopes to attend LSU after gradu- ation and major in Engineering. Miss Mr. Junior Tammy Bolds Brian Beauchamp Tammy Bolds is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bolds. Her hobbies are skating, dancing, and talking on the tele- phone. When Tammy graduates she wants to be a cosmotologist. Brian Beauchamp is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Beauchamp. His hobbies are swimming, baseball, track, and fishing. When Brian graduates he wants to be an x-ray technician. Junior Duchess and Duke Danell Armour David Hunt Danell Armour is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Armour. She is interested in aero- bic exercising. Her hobbies are swimming, dancing, and talking on the phone. David Hunt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hunt Sr. David's hobbies are fishing, girls, and cars. When David graduates he wants to be a doctor. 1 MISS AND MR. SOPHOMORE Dionne Harrell Wardell Lewis This year's favorite sophomore lady is Dionne Harrell, who is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Alfread Harrell. The pretty darked-eyed sophomore's favorite hobbies are talking, swimming and skating. This is Dionne's sec- ond year at Easton. This year's favorite sophomore man is Wardell Lewis, the son of Mrs. Veronica Crawford. This is his first year at Easton. Wardell says he's enjoying Easton because the people are so friendly. He enjoys going to the sports events and supporting our teams to victory. SOPHOMORE DUCHESS AND DUKE Cathy Johnson Richard Scott Cathy Johnson, this year's sophomore Duchess, is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Ford. Cathy is a second year student and enjoys being at Easton with her friends. Her favorite hobbies are dancing, talking, and twirling. Cathy is a member of Easton's High Steppers. This year's sophomore Duke is Richard Scott, son of Mrs. Hazel Scott. This is Rich- ard's second year here at Easton and he is thoroughly enjoying it. Richard is a member of our boy's basketball team and is involved with other sports. He plans to complete his High School years here at Easton. ■■ i 1 Miss Mr. Freshman Juanita Mathis Michael Harrison Miss Freshman of 1984 Homecoming Court is Juanita Mathis, daughter of Mrs. Linda Mathis. Juanita’s hobbies are singing and playing her clarinet,Juanita says she has a positive attitude about being selected as Miss Freshman and it filled her with joy. Warren Easton's Freshman selected Mi- chael Harrison, son of Mrs. Dione Harrison, as Mr. Freshman 1984. His interests include school activities, music and his friends. Freshman Duchess Duke Janella Hart Kyle Julian The Freshman class voted Janella Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hart, the Homecoming '84 Duchess for their class. Jan- ella says her plans did not include running for a part in the court but her cousin encouraged her and helped in everyway. Janella's hobbies are dancing and making new friends. She is a member of the Tri-Hi-Y club and the Drama Club. This year's Freshman Duke is Kyle Julian, son of Mrs. Wilehemana Julian. Kyle is a handsome man who likes to have fun. He says that when he first learned about the Homecoming Court he felt he wanted to be a part of it. His interests include Music and sports. HOMECOMING DANCE Our Homecoming dance was held at the Royal Sonesta Hotel on October 27, 1984. It was Sensational! The Disco Ptay- ers really turned it out. The Homecoming was very successful; a lot of students and their dates came out to join the celebra- tion. The Royal Sonesta catered lovely hot and cold hors d'oeuvres. Also there was a beautiful ice sculpture depicting Easton as number one. Even though we lost our homecoming game, there was enough pride in the hearts of all Easton Eagles to keep the spirit alive! Get Down On It! Mrs. Criet waits anxiously for out money. Chanell, He's not coming. Heading towards the dance floor Ronda stops for a picture. 147 DRIVE FOR A DOLLAR DAY Drive for a dollar day was sponsored by the parent co-op club. It was a successful event. Several clubs and organizations sponsored different events. There was a dunk-in-booth, a pie in the face raffle and a break dancing competition. There was a variety of food. It was a family gathering and it was a day to remember—one in which Easton supporters came together to show their spirit. Marcia Toussaint enjoys a beautiful day. A pretty little future Eagle smiles for our camera. Ms Rosevally is creamed by a pie. Someone throws a little sweetness into Coach Mar- tin's life. Down she goes, where she stops, nobody knows. 1985 BREAKDANCE COMPETITION Charles poses after his turn in the competition. Charles Vaughn shows us how to Moon Walk. Robert Johnson's group members are masters in Charles Vaughn goes into a sensational spin, popping and locking. This year's breakdance competition was sponsored by Ms. Demarest. Along with sponsoring the competition. Ms. De- marest was also a participant. Ms. Demar- est and Mr. David Miller were just two of the acts that pleased the crowd. Along with them were Robert Johnson, Charles Vaughn, and Reginald Keys. Reginald did a dance to Friends.” The first place tro- phy went to Charles Vaughn and his group. 149 Eagles Invade World’s On November 7,1984, the Warren Eas- ton Eagles invaded the La. World's Fair. The Eagles came by the hundreds; every- where you looked an Eagle showed up. It was a day for the Eagles to break out in their jeans. Not only did the students have fun, so did the faculty and staff. The day was made possible by Louisi- ana Governor Edwin Edwards. To help pay off some of its debts, the state gave tickets to students around the state. This was a good idea because November 7 was the first and last day for some of the Ea- gles to see the Louisiana World's Fair. Fair The U.S. Pavillion at the World's Fair. Monica Legget and Tyrone Causy enjoy a few min- utes of sun on a windy day. Coach Scott on duty at the Fair. Mr. Jones, a day off from watching over the Eagles. Warded Lewis and Janine Williams enjoy the Singing Eagles. The Italian Village was the site of many happy faces. Don Martin really enjoyed the Mississippi Pavillion. COE and DE students take a day off work to enjoy the Fair. no Eagles Perform for First Lady The Warren Easton Singing Eagles were invited by the State Board of Educa- tion to perform at the Louisiana Very Spe- cial Arts Festival on Nov. 5, 1984 at the World's Fair. The Singing Eagles per- formed on stage as one of the special guests of First Lady Nancy Reagan. The festival was for the handicapped, and spe- cial children of Mrs. Reagan's pet project. Ms. Demarest, the director of the Sing- ing Eagles, was only allowed to bring 9 members and a chaperon due to security. The EAGLES were: D. Trapani. L. Crow- ley. K. Singleton. S. Allen. D. Martin. C. Richards. T. Tebbie. D. Macklin. R. Keyes, and chaperone Mrs. LaCoste. The Yearbook staff had photographer Bruce Allen in attendance to capture the day on film. 151 Open House Open House was held on Oct. 23.1984. The parents and teachers met in the audi- torium. The choir sang, and the band per- formed with their usual expertise. During Dr. Ferguson's speech, the teachers were recognized. Parents visited the students' teachers. A large number of parents turned up at open house and it was a very pleasant evening. Both the parents and teachers seemed to enjoy meeting each other. The parents went home knowing more about how their children were doing in school. The choir sings for parents at open house. The band performs a bit of their ever increasing repetoire. The clarinet players added a nice touch to the band 152 Blood Drive The blood drive was held on Dec. 5, 1984. Their were many people who donat- ed blood. The students really felt good about themselves. They knew they had done something good for the community. The blood drive is held once a year for students 17 years and older. Easton can be proud of its many students who participat- ed this year. 153 CHRISTMAS CONCERT RINGS WITH CHEER Students from the Drama Gub sit eagerly to repre- sent their country. Warren Easton held their Christmas Cele- bration on December 13, 1984. For the past couple of years the Christmas program has been conducted by Ms. Demarest who has done a splendid job. Each year it just seems to get better and better. This year's Christmas Celebration was accompanied by the Drama Club. Several members from the club partici- pated in this program. Zara Green, a member of the Drama Club, represented Africa and demonstrated for us how the Africans cele- brate Christmas. Garance Richards sings his heart our for us. Garence has been a member of the Choir for several years and says he enjoys every minute of it. What a voice is what people thought as Selvin sang O Holy Night. Selvin is so devoted to his singing. 154 CHRISTMAS DANCE Warren Easton's Christmas Dance was held on December 15, 1984, at the Ra- mada Hotel. The Disco Players spun their tunes at this great festivity. A large num- ber of Easton students and their dates at- tended the dance. Everyone enjoyed the food and drinks and had a marvelous time. The decorations consisted of a beautiful Christmas tree adorned with shakers and pennants—Easton colors of course! It was not a winter wonderland atmosphere, but it was an Easton wonder- land of Spirit. Mrs. Crier, the sponsor of Easton's first Christmas dance, was pleased with the success. Robin Phillips and her cousin Janella Hart wishing everyone a Mem1 Christmas. Hollywood here we come. seems to be the Christ- mas carole favorite of Julie Brue. Yolanda Young and Shannon Lewis. Look what Santa left under the tree. Margaret Diaz certainly makes a lovely gift. 156 Don't hurt Jessie Anderson. He didn't mean to leave your present at home! You had better cool it. now Rudolph. Bobby Taylor seems haunted by that deer. Julie smiles, cheering has taught me how to dance.' Julie Ross and Curtis Giroso seem to be surprised by our camera And Drellar Brazil says Look what Santa left for me. Leroy seems pleased too. Some lovely Christmas smiles from David and Adrienne. 157 Coach Martin, busy with his math class, stops for a rare smile for our photographer. Dr. Ferguson and Ms. Dcmarest discuss opening school activities during an early assembly. Tanya Miller proves how really lovely our Juniors are. Another picture' says Coach Costa. What's Ms. Harris doing with them; Throwing darts at them.' Hai Nguyen, a Freshman, really is involved in Easton activities. This shot was taken at the Quiz Bowl Show Yolanda Young caught by surprise at her locker. Good thing it was the camera and not the security guard! 158 159 Big Dave and some of his angels Two seniors of '85 enjoying the National Honor Society breakfast. Robin Phillips clowning for Ms. D.” The quiet halls of Warren Easton, before the rush of students. James and John have been looking forward to the FBLA cake for ages! The Mighty Fighting Eagle. 160 CONGRATULATIONS SUCCESS and HAPPINESS to the CLASS of '85 from friends Kip Berard Bruce Brown and Julie Tanoh i Congratulations Tamatha Never Settle for less, Strive for the best from Mom, Dad, Cynthia, Carolyn Hardy Alfrea CONGRATULATIONS TO MY BABY GIRL SHANNON WILLIAMS Good, Better, Best Never let it rest until your Good is Better and your Better is Best” Love Uncle Walter Aunt Pat 161 CONGRATULATIONS to All Seniors of ’85 Good Luck from fellow senior Margaret Diaz — A, Congratulations Success to DENISE MARIE ROBINSON Set your goals high in life, and with faith in God you can always reach them. Love. Mother, Father Sister I ------------------ ROBERT JAMES HAMILTON Love Success Keep up the good work. We love you. Your Grandparents 162 MONICA LEGGET 5 CONGRATULATIONS Be the best of whatever you wish. You will always be a star in my heart. Love Blessings Your Grandmother DEBBIE ANN RECASNER To a loving and caring daughter, We know the road was sometimes hard, but we had enough faith in you to know you could make it. Congratulations love Mother, Fred family SHRELL MARIE LOTT To our daughter sister Congratulations on your Graduation. Love always. Father, Mossy. Stanley Monica = . 163 ROBERT HAMILTON CONGRATULATIONS to my Daughter SONYA M. NASH on your graduation May you continue to strive for the Best. Lots of Love Mama (ft Love and Success for your future Love Mother Stepfather ----w To my Daughter SHRELL LOTT CONGRATULATIONS Love Best Wishes For all Your Endeavors Love Always, Clementine Lott ■5 —y MICHAEL GARIBALDI CONGRATULATIONS You've only just begun. Love, Mom, Dad, Marcel (ft CONGRATULATIONS TAMATHA” from Hinora Melaine A Touch of Class Beauty Salon 8346 Palm St 488-7361 Elnora Holmes—Owner Melaine Poindexter—Operator r ROBERT HAMILTON All the late night talks we had. I miss now. 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