Southwest Miami High School - Aquila Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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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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