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

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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

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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

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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