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

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d n'i follow m i'mloSi Your locker's been vandalized and they forgot to take your advanced chemistry book, the number of words you can type per minute matches up with your shoe size, your clunker car is chugging down the street on pray- ers, not gas, and this is only the fourth worst day of your life. Qu WLLAJ 441,441.01 zqzw D'f7LlUUfLgN Cul, DL. KL ikfll.-ff, 1 b v , Lt,U'Le:fL. :RCC ,clue HL!37Lcr Q .7 ' J I At one time or another, for all of us, trying to beat the blahs becomes the impossible dream. Clubs order us to sell 25 bummer products in a week's time and we are politely forced to alphabetize 900 freshmen names at registration. Even lil LCQOLL iZu.U9.. J, Alefjaf A-wccu di oamvnjcf, Q Q T Y when we try to get away from it all on school trips, we are pushed, crammed, stuffed, jammed and made to fit in tiny buses only after going through a waiting line longer than that of jaws to get in. We reawaken to our strengths through our weaknesses. C A Q A l v I i ,.':w:f5f,zgwCi'f1.afzz..f v Yijliflij-,lantg 1.4 Zim LU. AL. b v JJ CLL6 mtl X'1,9i.LC: 1, ycrjk, 171.1 - - , o C507 .. X Q0 Mjgrraf as oatzw Qu, 5jc.Lf-cfrtq kflifu , Lcd dh Z - 1 1 A L7

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