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

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eritage. Reawakening to our heritage ' becomes easy this Bicentennial year, but grasping the true meaning of our heritage may take some time. Our heritage- as given us by our forefathers- is a story. A story of and rich in tradition. . . freedom. . .spirit. . . culture. . .and progress. In El Paso the story takes a twist that makes it - El Paso's own. By the side of conquistadores walked missionaries, and the two changed forever the valley of the Rio Grande. Long after the dust had settled came the American, r seeking to make a profit from the dry earth-from cotton. The lronhorse, forerunner of a changing way of life, brought diversity and people to the area. And, then as now, men went to war to preserve their way of life- uncertain but valued-confirmed by heritage. OPENI NG

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