El Paso High School - Spur Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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JANUARY OFFICERS Louis Davis .......................... President Eddie Berliner . . . ..... Vice-President Bernice Gordon .. ....... Secretary It is only after four years of hard work that we are finally graduated. Yet it is with regret that we leave the portals of El Paso l-ligh School never to return again. For, are we not leaving behind us all the friends, yes, all those friends that have helped us to meet our problems in life? QE Z 5 X tax? gf: QQ Q if We we N

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-W7-. -1-W,-1, .gg l Vfl'- '7 7fT17'F71? ' UPPER ROW CHARLES BUTCHOFSKY LAWRENCE STANTON BETTY STABLEIN GEORGE EDEN BILL KYLE Student Council LOWER ROW PAULA CISNEROS JOE BARON LUIS OLIVEROS MILDRED INGLE BILL LIKEL Yell Leader That today in Texas there are only 2,l00 Indians where once there were all Indians and no white man. That a Mexican was first vice-president of our Republic in 1835. That 8919 of the sulphur in the world is pro- That Mud, Clay, Dirt, Sand, Earth and Grit are prominent towns in Texas. That two railroads cross Crane County but there is no stop on either line in the county. l29l duced by Texas and has an annual value ot 538,000,000 That Texas is celebrating her first one hundred years of progress with not one exposition, but a number of them.