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Carlos G. on clarinet. Lisa Thomas takes notes. xxx -u.Q. ,Lum 1 A -:L-...X-511-I 1315 .f 'f' 463751-V Carmen Milian recopies an essay for her English class. A-S-D-F. Darla Morrison learns to type. My ' , ,..d' Using a compass with his graphics project is Wilfredo Gonzalez. ,... Michell 1154! -xii e Rodriguez gets physical. THE EAGLE SOARS 167 w-sw,
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Roger Cooper is looking for damage. Working Hard Aside from fun and friends, students real- ized that in order to make good grades and eventually get into college, they had to work hard. By doing so, students achieved their ultimate goal: learning. Homework was stressed by most teachers, but so was taking advantage of class time. Some students even worked overtime and took a seventh period during the day. Others attended night school. All-in-all, this added to a successful high school career, which should prove useful in years to come. W! 2 Wofklng 011 the Lancer is Ph0f0g1'3P1'1eIU Gabriel Garcia. Dawn Whelan prepares to improve her computer skills Q ef ,YQ K L lr e -. V 1:09. 5, 4 1:0 204, 1 V ,: if f- ' wx 9 A ' A 7 Mark Soeder gets ready to drill a board or his hand whichever comes first
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David Torres likes to look on the bright side of things. This isn't really happening, thinks Marco Vargas. WV NHC, Ro' Feeling So ,-0 X , sy g O1 I V I ' ' Terrific Creating an atmosphere of excitement and enthusi- asm, the Southwest student body always found ways to keep itself cheerful. Throughout the year, we filled our days with action- packed activities and shared good times with people we liked. Whether walking through hallways, talking with friends, or sitting in classes, we tried to look on the bright side of things. We also subjected ourselves to quality events and peo- ple. Homecoming, football games, and banquets were part of the thrill. ln the meantime, our peers cracked jokes, told stories, and played tricks on each other. But it was all in fun, and it added to our feeling so terrific. 2 i ' ---an Really. He's about this tall, explains Monica Padilla Maggie Garcia gives us all that friendly feeling.
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