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•A social studies class occupies sopho- more .Jackie Diamus' mind as she reads the assigned excerpt. {Keeping with the wildness of Home- coming week, biology teacher. Jeff Dember slicks back his hair. ♦ Photographer junior Ricky Suhle helps out the yearbook co-editors bj taking pictures in remote areas. {Watching the U.T.E.P. game on th sidelines are sophomores Greg Gallu and Scott Spier. 4 the opening
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I «Downtown El Paso street. Oregon, was recently redone with reduced curbs, planters, street lights and pebbled roads. •The desert of El Paso was convenient for hikers like Teri Quinones, who is the last to make it up the hill. Sun Bowl football games were a part of the weekend activities for sophomore Guerrero Martinez and David Cro- means. who watch on the sidelines. Being one of the oldest buildings in the Downtown area, the Hotel Cortez was a familiar part of HI Paso. «Cloudview Park provides a bench for seniors Kristi Bang and Sandy Igoe to wait for yearbook pictures to be taken. the opening 3
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The enthusiasm was a part of the Western crowd. We cheered the sports teams to district, then to state. We were the ones who determined boundaries. Intense enthusiasm was seen at football games; crowds sent up streamers, waved flags and cheered the football team on past district. We promoted the basketball team by shouting, “Sun Bowl.” Scholastic competitors saw enthusiasm when applause broke out after the announcements of winning scholars. Speech students shared support and excitement with each other, obtained sweepstakes after sweep- stakes and surpassed eastside schools once again. “People thought of us as wild because we didn’t accept the boundaries,” said senior Kelly Dignan. “We made our own.” Presented at the Burgos game and re- »Time before the first bell resenting the band are seniors Brian allows sophomore Tina Clark Jcno and sweetheart Lori Prager. to mess with her pom pon. ♦Chemistry student, junior Missy Lue- Finishing up yearbook layouts is ju- vano tries to measure the liquid. H.,0, nior Kathy Green who jots down a pos- accurately. sible headline. the opening 5
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