Estacado High School - Matador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Maybe tomorrow parents and teenagers will be able to commu- nicate with each other and elimi- nate the generation gap. The today generation tends to have many new ideas on old subjects, while the majority of the older generation have the same ideas they had when they were young. Most teenagers, including EHS- ers are faced with a generation gap because of the changing times. As times change, not all people change; the older genera- tion stays the same and the younger generation changes. Both generations are at fault because neither will open its eyes to the ideas of the other genera- tion. Neither side will try to un- derstand the view of the other side. 7

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Maybe tomorrow — no generation gap TOP RIGHT: A group of students at a pep rally. BOTTOM RIGHT: Donnie Rolfe and Mr. Roy Barbee. FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Sarah Allman, Mrs. Pat Nunley, and Mrs. Katie Pettyjohn. BELOW: Mrs. Verna Howard and Mr. Edgar Payne. 6

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Maybe tomorrow no bigotry CENTER BOTTOM: Students at the Senior Carnival BELOW: Students showing spirit at a pep rally.