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

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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

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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

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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