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

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Amazingly cheerful of ll1e sound ofa lelephone ring, Mrs. Mary Dennis fakes quesiions, complainls, and problems all in sfride as onofher busy day af Easlwood begins. HONORS 29

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Mrs Mary Dennis always smiling Us shown displaying blue and gold Trooper mums during Homecoming festivities, before the yearly task of distributing them 3 U 9 OITOTS 9 ICH 9 TOUDBT. TS. aly 9l'll'llS S l l h d d 'E d T ' lVl lVl D ' Sparkling with cheer happiness and pure 'oy of life she brightens the days as the Troopers call on her for many things As she fills the roles of contidante salesman banker and hostess to those who must ap pear at her office her smile never falters Smce her arrival at Eastwood in Sep tember of 1964 she has given of herself one hundred per cent In building school spirit and keeping everything intact in her multi-faceted domain within the bound- aries of Trooperland. Taking messages daily and serving the assistant principals are only a part of her job. lf she s not selling Homecoming mums or tickets to see A Company of Wayward Saints then she s trying to make some- one happy by giving him the right size blazer. Her official title is registrar- her duties include answering the phone and paging peopleg she also sponsors Blue Jackets. It is with affection, admiration, and ap- preciation that Salute staff of i973 Mrs Mary Dennis plays an important role in giving guests a welcome as they make o visit to Trooperland M - I I I I I 1 I 1 I I . I ' Y I l , . T :ui t s .4 G3 vu v 5,4 1 1535 1 I I 3 proudly dedicates this book to a truly dedicated Trooper: Mrs. Mary Dennis.

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Energetic service renders reward: Mr. Blue and Gold-Wayne Soza He is everywhere, doing everything, sell- ing, promoting, arranging things, achiev- ing comfortable order-serving his school and community with all the energy that he has at his command. He is one of the beautiful people according to those who work with him, he is a delight in the classroom to those who have taught him, and he is a gentlemen. Disappointment has not stopped his de- sire to win. His achievements have never deterred his desire to accomplish. He runs f.-W. , I ! . ff Racing miles for track and pacing through action- pocked school years, Wayne Sozo has achieved a number of goals and now is Mr. Blue and Gold. 30 toward life with elfervescent optimism. Service is his magic key to living. With- out his hours of running here and there to set up a canned food drive or a senior class trip to Disneyland, his time would still be on high demand. He is a member of Key Club, Eastwood Lettermen's Associa- tion, National Honor Society, president of the senior class, has been voted best per- sonality by the class, and is co-assistant editor of Sabre. Mr. Blue and Gold-Wayne Soza. Risrlvri l ClHSS Ui lllg l VSENIURS null Const dreams Wayne Soza about the food drive. . l i l Guarding against underclass invasion of the senior lunch line demands Wayne Sozc's attention and action.