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

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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

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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

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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.