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

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,V H at 151' A ,Xf' nl ie. ,, . 46' VJ ,J ,.,, ,. teachers. I wouldn't try to change a thing here at Eastwood because it has such a winning tradition, said booster Mrs. Toni Watson. The fact is that parental support is vital to the success of any organization, said EHS band direc tor Mrgjohn Farone. Like jonathan Swift's giant, Gulliver may take some effort to break free of restraints long enoughgito shows thajall giants are not harmful, dangeroufsfor snobbish. Being a misunderstood giant i has its advantage. Huttanus said, What we dopwe do as a family. 6 f 1, ,, a F ggi' 1 EV ag' if h .al 4 af' My 1 , , Q fe9?fu1:et ?fZw it K X 4, -ff: , 9 W ,, , at F. 6

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, is ootball Booster Brigade members Mr. Brad Watson and Mrs. Toni Watson attend a freshman game. iPhoto by julie Rahnj ,jenior Sherinejaeksons anticipation of graduation finally comes to an end as she waits in front of the for practice to begin. iPhoto by Alex Ramirczj P0PUl??'7f ',.a 19f School -.,,, ,... r.Nm.,,,.,,, ..,. . k,,, , I ,,.,V to ll'lVlI3ll0ll the Eastwood greeting was the f the-school through a Booster by Paul Duchoquettej Thorp s mouthplete before zn Odessa Band boostt r p uc-ms to aklcompany the band and l0 iatst Almanzzin and Mr. jimmy n tt't-ssggryitm pay to special trips. iPhoto ln 5 af if if , ,ffgw 1 -1 5, 1 'f'-6, ur ' - 3 .1 iff., A il I iff fs

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ut of synch, trumpet player Chuck Wilson, lets the cold weather blow his mind while performing the light song during the game against Austin. fPhoto by Eric Holenj ith an eye on student conductor Luis Martinez, kettle drum player Ruben Munoz waits for his cue to stop playing during an early morning practice. iPhoto by Amber Burkmanj ooking forward to her solo, picolo player Debbie Gonzalez rehearses to the seduction portion of L'Carmina Buranan at the Homecoming pep rally. iPhoto by Lori Seguraj 28 marching band