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

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,SF-J Vincent DeCario and Nancy Jones Mary and Johnny can more trash. Qx 1. .-,. fm fhgxtfti .,, N . xg' Y' -A f k .ggi 'ar N Mercy Gonzalez and Kathy Lesman stick together through thick-and-thin. Friends like Tony Diaz and Rick Perez help each other in class. ls this any way to treat a friend! Do you want him? asks Diana, You can lean on a friend. ' .., . .4 '.'. 4. , . , . 4 A I I U Al 0 THE EAGLE SOARS 17 1

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lalff 9. Laura Clark and Susan Stawarski relax after a pep rally. wqy Chris G. and Joseph P. sing our Alma Mater. Q rv O7 what would school be like , X W ' without friends? We all know Kill I the main purpose of school is to , r , learn, but having - ' friends makes it more ' ' p h OH enjoyable. .iv 6 What is a friend? A 5, 4' - friend is someone we ' ' 4 9 ' U X can talk to, someone ' 1 , who will cheer us up, K 1 wi , C f v and someone who un- ' ' .X ,W X , . derstands. A friend is that person we like and trust. IYOXTHE EAGLE SOARS J 5 ll .L x Deby, Jose, and Nelson work in a friendly atmosphere. Lourdes and Christina R. closely watch the festivities. M Q I .4 3 9 ' X - 'Il V 5. M .2 5 . f UQ, ,ff - ., M ' . . lf' '4' l'C'!l-.fx.,,-, 'A Kelly C. and Sandy A. smile friendly for the camera. it 'f ll The awesome threesome: Tina, Mary, and Monica. 1

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. is P 5 maintaining a high degree of excellence. Essays were written, experiments were developed, dialogues were 1 memorized and spoken, projects were created, and for- ' mulas for equations were taught. J And let us not forget the the dedicated individuals who I . 1 . a T: Q . S n I 1 ' ' r f, 1 , f gf Teachers fx i v Are Hel ful English, biology, science, art, math, history, if 1 and physical education were just a few of the ' 1 i many subjects that involved teachers helping gr . ,Y - students. Whether it was a trivial question or a ,- serious problem, the teachers at Southwest were .ff always there to lend a helping hand. 3 Each department made sure that it succeeded in sponsored clubs and attended functions. If not for all of these special teachers, we might not have benefited so in our high school years. Mr. Ward helps his students find answers to questions. Lv' X QQ' , f F 5 F I v Ms. Losada teaches notes to this flute player. , .Rfk , Ms. Mamakos gets a kick out of teaching computers. l eff.-A 2..,A in F L if arf . 4 'xi X X :I Q ll 1 N ': -1 55 Coach McCoy explains all the directions thoroughly. Ms. Glass gives pointers on how reading can be helpful. ri E we '--'-'-'H-an . 0- WMWv uhhh: . . ezqhhm, A mains.. v vrfv.v.1.v,v.'mV4v4wnmYAU4hlU.YA'M Nunn v.zzv.!I9 ' RVN-'.nuHv4f-'M u q'45H'.tv.nuY4V4U1 4 .-.mg JL! 172fTI-IE EAGLE SOARS