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

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stand against SKY as sun toward XIISTAS Mountains, sky provide serenity Although Eastwood declined in population, the hectic, busy days did not stop. Each day brought forth problems which were faced or activities that were enjoyed. Yet, every now and then, it was nice to pause and reflect. The environment surrounding the school offered scenery for reflection. Cactus etched against the late afternoon sky, vivid sunsets, and purple mountains stretching across the horizon were so common that we sometimes failed to appreciate them. When we did take the time, we felt rested. ti? Looking toward the city from the Cattleman's this early morning scene reveals a typica El Paso landscape. iPhoto by Kent Waggoner

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