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

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Becky Claycomb and Brenda Boles listen oftentively during ameeting. Other SNH members are, kneeling: Juan Borrego, Robby Hicks, Mike Licona, Tim Hourigan. Standing: Rita Morales, Shirley Johnson, Janet Fargason, Debbie Bergmann, Terry Pavoggi, Marcia Milner. f Wiirllf Wf' mgiwwfs-if fb: 'fY2i?5?3 -W bb it President of Spanish National Honor Richard Tarwater and sponsor Mrs. Constance Hulbert receive Joe Antunes, foreign exchange student, as an honorary member.

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SNH members top trip with market visit -as Members of Spanish National Honor are, kneeling: Richard Tarwater, Tim Hourigan, Robby Hicks, Mike Licona. Standing: Marcia Milner, Camille Robey, Pat Villareal, Linda Bland, Shelley Phillips, Liz Anderson, and Rita Morales. Mrs. Constance Hulbert relaxes in the lounge after a SNH meeting. 28 Honor member Robby Hicks uses his power of persuasion on Jeff Lucky to persuade Jeff to buy something from the SNH bake sale. Spanish National Honor Society, including in its member- ship outstanding Spanish III and IV students, is devoted to the study and investigation of Spanish and Latin cultures. Active in this pursuit for cultural knowledge, the society is also active in school activities including such proiects as bake sales and their Halloween booth. Other enterprises of the much traveled Spanish organiza- tion included a field trip to Juarez. Sights visited on the trip were the Juarez Race Track, Pronaf Center, the Chamizal Monument and the highlight of the trip: the much noted and anticipated tour ofthe famed Juarez City Market. This annual affair is always marked by the triumphant return of students turned traders, loaded with such trophies as serapes, Mexican paper flowers, and various leather goods. Sponsored by Mrs. Constance Hulbert, the club includes in its ranks Joe Antunes, Brazilian foreign exchange student, as an honorary member. Other events were their banquet and trip to Old Mesilla, New Mexico. Richard Tarwater is president of the club, while Shirley Johnson is vice-president.

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Kathy Crow awards Gale Childs with a Quill and Scroll pin at the end of the induction. gif.:-.2 , W' Members of Quill ond Scroll arep kneeling: Debbie Folsom and Rosie Holguin. Sitting: Kathy Crow, Carol Knight, Tookie Nevarez, and Gale Childs. Standing: Barbara Erickson, Jeff Lucky, Cathy Grassi, Debbie McKown, Kathy McGinnis, Melissa Boody, Linda Bland, Marian Marsh, Candy Root, Steve Hammond, Melanie Hutchinson, Shelley Stewart, Mark Coley, Elaine Bleakley, and Gary Litton. Herald-Post reporter speaks to journalists International Honor Society for High School Journalists, Quill and Scroll highlights its year with a banquet and in- duction of new members at Wyatt's Cafeteria. The induction consisted of taking in nineteen new members, including not Jf only outstanding members from Sabre and Salute staffs, but also for the first time, members from Reveille, the literary 'fi magazine. 'A As customary, the banquet hosted a guest speaker. Mr. Peter Brock, a reporter from the El Paso Herald Post, spoke on 4 't ii' the aspects and adventures of being o reporter in a city like El Paso. Gary Litton and Mark Coley contemplate the ideas of Peter Brock. Mrs. Bonnie Lesley finds the night enioyable, amusing, enlightening. Mrs. Daisy Meacham and Mr. Peter Brock discuss world affairs during the banquet. 30 M 2 sV.5lVg9Ir'fi5' , ig. V' Q