Burges High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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FooTball games, aTTer-game dances and The presiclenTial elecTion dominaTed The Tall season, keeping The sTudenTs on The move. Seniors sTaged a school-wide mock elec- Tion wiTh Vice Pres.idenT l-luberT Humphrey winning a pluraliTy oT The voTes, indicaTing ThaT if Burges voTing had reTlecTed The na- Tional Trends, The presidenTial elecTion would have been Thrown inTo The House oT RepresenTaTives. VisiTs Trom all Three presidenTial candi- daTes gave sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To parTicipaTe acTively, noT only Through inTer- viewing The candidaTes, buT also by acTing as Nixon and Wallace girls, As Nov. 5 approached, exciTemenT mounTed as The naTion awaiTed iuclgmenT on The candidaTe oT Their choice. and Tinal elecTion reTurns. P' ig , Seniors Mary Reyna, Diane Bingham and Pau door Tor a governmenT proiecT To promoTe T aiuLS3?,2l l Blades decoraTe Mrs. Alice Whi+es school inTeresT in naTional elecTions. Affer-game dances provided an ouTleT Tor vicTorious spiriT. Dances were sponsored by various service clubs and music supplied by local bands.

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TEAMS GUEQQING 0 i l lid' 'lvl' . - 'R r Anneife Cardon, sophomore, porlrays a fa? Albuquerque l-lornef who loses i+s siuffings af fhe hands of ihe Musfangs. Through slap- s+iclc skifs. various clubs added Sol +o 'lhe pep rallies. Sideline coaches. senior fooiball couri' members, Debbie Moore, Yoli Orona and Karen Day moan ai a Burges penal+y. A iunior boosier, Chad Walker, son of Coach and Mrs. Jim Walker. peps up The rally wi'rh a lively Muslang dance.

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