Eastwood High School - Salute Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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'W-.1-gow Hours of rehearsals, months of perfection, and end- less time spent choosing songs for a program are routine for music director Mr. John Prestwood. With the use of celery sticks, bell peppers, carrots, and other items, tempero paint and vegetables provide an interesting medium for Marta Hodnett to express artistic individuality, imagination, and creativity. STUDENT LIFE 13

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Monday afternoons are perpetually filled with inky fingers and blackened noses for newspaper staffers Carol Lee, Joe Sanchez, Ed Shugert, Larry Price, and Carol Hill. i Studying his model village, Richard Harvey compares modern life with customs of early American settlers. Classroom life nourishes individual as students seek, demand relevance Time clocks, timed writings, and timed speeches remain steadfast elements of the classroom, but more dominant are political rallies and individual designed programs: self-expression whereby students are their own taskmasters. Techniques and teachers I2 are questioned by students, rights and rea- sons are challenged by faculty. Is listening believing? ls doing learning? ls seeking ex- periencing? We learn by living in a class- room, with a teacher, with peers, with pa- per, pen, and mind. E' ,Nm X 1' ,1 'K-.-9 W .J , ij? l ' 1 if ,kai 5 if-Fjirl ,s zebra t had 5 .-0 r it we ' 1? H i as E W if ggi ef -.

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Troop arrives with new spirit to 'take it all' Pickets, arm bands, ribbons, scarves: each of these are components which are traced to Trooper spirit. Its recipe is detailed. ln- gredients must be added entirely, mixed well so that the result is an even, smooth ettort of past and present students as well as teachers and administrators. Efficient and thorough, Big Blue's voice spread throughout the El Paso area and lingered like an ominous cloud above the heads of all competition during the entire year. Pep rallies and banners magnified excitement. District, regional, and state contests were tangible goals for sports- men, speakers, vocalists, and writers. J. Who are the Troopers? We are the Troopers! shout several members of the football team. lfilflla- Steve Hanson and Bill Thomas join in the send-off for the football squad prior to their game in Midland. i'yj,rf,g,4u4- if , 'QA-. elf, lgfglet' i-Z . 2,711 get-'l5'a5'f e' '-M' .mg3L.wi' f'yg'4,xj. -, W , - , , 1 , 3.1 'ff 5 - , In it' 'Q fi 1 4 X 1' ' 1 Mn P .i . 'ff-v.Hg,5ef1-,':.v , , , 5 if Ki- 1 wir: -:fd 1, Q fix' ,. '-I'w,'- 'aft-ir. igi'57r fw?1-iffe rw . si. -1 3,4.'JM.f'w....- '1.:FldE'fAr Mr. Bob Bradley urges the Troopers on to victory.