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

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- 1 I. .. Adding spirit os well as color the Pom Pon Girls demonstrate their ability by dancing to the music ofthe Trooper bond The girls perform for the student body at pep rallies. Sylvia Polanco and Janet Correll bid Gary Son, Rob Barnes, and Noel Brown bon voyage as they board the bus for the Midland game. . 'lf lij.J w Ji ' 13l..lll'Xx Env.-gfwtbh Members of Sigma Chi, junior girls' spirit club, boost Trooper spirit with a message to the football team. ll X V Mlfc, tif I X J I' 1 X L h Y J , me V , I 'q X fk fy A A. K I C YA, , . ,f ' A b' K' 1 1 1 ,fn ' -4 1 ,X ,I X 1 f fi X fy L , f K- ' , V kj 1 V i o X STUDENT LIFE 15

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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.

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Crowd's spirit mounts to peak at Homecoming I il 1 'f N4 1, ,. Junior Kim Rampy, head twirler, exhibits her talents by spinning a fire baton before a capacity crowd during the Homecoming halftime presentation. 'I6 As the starting line-up begins a smashing victory kickoff, balloons till the skies above the Trooper stadium. Court members Chuck Kessel and Denise Allen from the sophomore class, princess June Long, queen Carol Ann Lee, princess Cindy Adams, and Nancy Searcy from the junior class gaze at the fantastic impact within the crowd. -a ' r-. , Chet Grisham delivers the first blow at the ELA car bash which was started in hopes of becoming a tradition.