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

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Court endures Led by queen Lindo Miller ond king Rdndy Shinout, the Homecoming court wos elected from o field of over 50 cdndiddtes. Dukes were Ben Woggoner cind Cdrlos Apodoco, ond duchesses were Kim Powell ond Corinne Cdmpbell. Junior prince wos Jomes Burgoyne, ond junior princess wos Ginger Thompson. Representing the sophomore closs were prince ond princess Brcid Kitchin ond Bonnie Blockmond. Freshmon prince wos Lorry Jockson, ond freshmdn princess wos Holly Solcines. of V, xr Jon Fielden, student council elections chdirperson, sold of the evening rdinfdll election, l'm glod thot there were d lot of people running, but the voter turnout wos reolly low. At hdlftime during the Edstwood- Ysleto Homecoming gome, court members were given flowers os Mr. Bob Kirtley crowned Miller. Appointed children of the court were crown bedrer Jill Brown ond flower beorer Adron Ronquille. Being elected to the court wos occompdnied by d cerloin notoriety, ds court members mode dppeoironces everywhere from the pdges of Sobre to d booster club meeting to the enthusiostic though somewhot soggy Burning of the E Mr. Bob Klrtley sprdys deisel fuel over the E In order to get the roin-sociked structure to ignite. ., 'Y' f-, ,Q rr-tl fi' I 4.4 A, A ,f .f ,e rf ,wl ., 1 , ,, f, 'df ' 4' f In , i I ' , Q Potlently woitlng, Lindo Miller stonds olone while the junior cheerleaders yell with the junior closs hoping to win the spirit stick. Bobysitter Rick Serno holds crown bearer Jill Brown, who steols o kiss during the Homecoming gome. 1 I W4 i 5

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jr '- '- ' -l- ml H-H Covered with boutonnieres, Randy Shlnaut Callie Voorheis, Chuck Hoftmans, Susle Vetter, talks to Mrs. Marilyn Steele, art teacher, and Susle Hahn stand by to put glitter on at the Homecoming tea students' mums. ay ' Members of the Homecoming Court are Brad Kitchins, Bonnie Blackmond, Larry Jackson, Holly Salcines, James Burgoyne, Ginger Thompson, Ben Waggoner, Corinne Campbell, Carlos Apodoca, Randy Shinaut, and Linda Miller, They were presented at the Eastwood-Ysleta game. X ...... ......- 5 Jgx 4 Q 4' ,,, A J, fa: 4' Wu. 'Gr' xr ' E 'Q aff! 14. tv fix? - Af Ffa Vt SD' auf' f li, art - 1 Ogcg .l8Homeoomin91 - - I- - - -

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f-riisiggwfgc , -, Hall decordTing Members of over 20 clubs and organizaTions gafhered aT EasTwood on The afternoon of OCT. 45. When They leff five hours laTer, The halls had been magically Transformed inTo a Homecoming fanTasyIand designed To welcome book The exes and boosT The fooTbalI Team To a Friday nighT vicTory over The YsleTa Indians. Epsilon's TorTure Chamber, adorned wiTh daggers, mouseTraps, and Tiny books of mafches inTended To igniTe The lndians, capTured firsT place in The hall decordTing compeTiTion. Anehfa Sesea's EasTwood's Empire STrikes Back nabbed second place. The junior class won a special award for besT paTio using The slogan, Raid Kills Tracee Fikes and Yvonne Vallejo sfaple folded canvas Togefher during The decordTing of The halls af Homecoming. creaTes chaos lndlans...Dead. Said Homecoming chairperson Laurie Navar, ilThe hall decordTions made everyone aware ThaT someThing special was going on. 1 Connie BdrTholomew said, lT's exciTing To walk around The halls and see The differenf Things ThaT The clubs have come up wiTh. lT's never The same Two years in a row. ThaT's why l like iT. When Homecoming week was over, iT was The responsibilily of each of The clubs To reTurn Their halls To Their pre-Homecoming sTdTe M . -A11 According To Doowfsae presidenT T Jennifer Beck, ThaT wasn'T Too T hard. WhdT was left afler normal wear-and-Tear Took iTs Toll was iil T cleaned up in a few minuTes. 'WT Mrs. Elvira Garza sfops To admire a 50's ' ouTTiT in Epsilon's TorTure Chamber in The T fiffh hall. One of The EnTre Nous carToon characters in main hall beTween fourTh and flffh encourages The Troopers To beaT The Indians. M... ,,,.,s.,.,, 0,-,,,,,...wn-1v ' ..-,,..,ff--'MNH- 'm 'T' 'Wk' 4 Trisha Rosemond relaxes a momenT from hall decordTing To puf The finishing Touches on a sign. Wriflng limericks for The hall decordTions puT up by EnTre Nous, Cindy Brass lies on The floor To gef a closer look. 'lvvlsl T T ecoming