Bowie High School - Aztec Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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Journalists travel 700 miles to THSPA Convention J--...ive 1' iM,immBM?5 Fs4x5g giag q 4 1 A -'i. ' 1-' 'M't'o -1 N M x f The Journalism Students that attended the THSPA Convention not only worked and learned what they taught at the different sessions, but had a lot of fun in doing it. Students wrote stories and let- ters on the way over during the bus trip. Bowie girls stayed in the dormitories on the campus of Texas Women's University. The Aztec and Bowie Growler were given an All- Texas rating by officials thus making the Bowie pub- lications one of the best of their kind in the area. The students returned home in the gaily decorated bus, with a better and broader view of journalism. Bowie girls wait anxiously for the bus outside Houston Hall where they stayed during their trip to Denton, Texas.

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AZTEC BEAUTY CIINTEST I , s A G43 'M With the very hard work of Mr. Carson and his stage crafts class, the Aztec beauty was made into a beautiful affair in a winter wonder- land. Saturday night. December 14 was the date. It was held along with the Low Sr. Prom. Upper right shows the four win- ners. Mary Campa. Sophomoreg Olga Picon, juniorg Linda Gon- zalez, Seniorg and Delia Moreno, Freshmen. Upper right. These girls added color with songs. Yolanda Luna, Consuelo Dominguez, josefina Fernandez, Rosa Ramirez, Becky Vega, and Emma Arias. A rose is a rose, is a rose, is a rose , and each of these beauties received one dozen. Lower Left. Asst. Editor of The Aztec, Yolanda Garcia presents Mary Campa with her bouquet. Lower Right. Helen Pon beams on the stage as excitement is high for all of the girls. It is only too bad that we could only have 4 beauties, as all of the girls were lovely. Thanks to Mr. Jack Carson and Mrs. Jacqueline Chrysler who always do so much to make anything at Bowie successful. . ox 'Nc

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These happy diners ehaperoned the Juarez trip Mrs. Dickson is Los Caciques Club sponsor. Trips high lighted the schedules of Bowie clubs, such as the Caciques Spanish 4 class, who crossed the international boundary to visit our neighboring city. Movies and a suculent dinner were the day for the Caciques. Seniors traveled to Carlsbad for the yearly observ- ance of Ditch Day. Salt Flats will never forget the day it was invaded by the hungry and fun seeking Bowie seniors. Interest seems to be centered around Neto Perea, as the mid-term graduates take a break during the , trip to Carlsbad. 19 ku Eagerly the Spanish 4 Club awaits their tickets for the movie they have chosen to see at the Cine Eden in Juarez. After a fun filled trip to the focal points of in- terest the happy Bears leave the now dark border city.