Bel Air High School - Highlander Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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EMUTIUNS PLAGUE PEGPLE Each school year is usually filled with the almost limitless spectrum of human emotions and feelings. Happiness often tends to be the most sought after emotion, espcially for seniors, because this is their last year, and they want to make it a very memorable one filled with many pleasant experiences. Oh, to be a senior can also become quite sad for almost too soon it will end, and we will be out on our own or away at college. Hate or just plain disgust at others' faults or usually at our own faults seems to be quite common because seniors are striv- ing to make this last year their very best year. But, with all these obstacles in our way, who can stay cheerful all the time. Painful events such as mental and physical hurts may never be forgotten because when a football game is lost, it can hurt through mental anguish or a hard punch by your best friend who just happens to attend the rival school. Finally, whose school year would be com- plete without the almost comical su- periority of those smug sophomores and those bewildered looks of all those freshmen on their first day of school. Iuniors being defeated by sophomores who have the most spirit does nothing for their egos. 10 if y VX 'lm ' 1 .-xi :we

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