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

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ACTIVITIES Bells have a Way of expressing the moods of people in everyday life. They tell a story of happy people, discontent- ed people, laughing people, and on and on, until there un- folds a picture which depicts the activities and environment of high school students. Not unlike the firebell are the acti- vities of El Paso High School. Always hustling, bustling, full of energy, they depict an unequalled form of well rounded amusements. 28

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Ed Sherman ex offxcxo con gratulates Dolph Hatfield upon being mstalled as Student Body President for the fall term 81- 8 'Z g1..,'jjw1 e 1 a 0 fall Iasggfhezigll 0 sg 'gb 0 or 4 'ne'e'a Us otgeitb by ice a Over 1400 pictures of students were taken by Arcy Studio for the class sec- tions ln the '55 annual. nil' , wg, gf-'15 . we-1vf'fw 22.1-ixefgc 3-af or 5:2558 bieaqs ollts' were hem ' . dye 55 D of the 9 The month of September marked the beginning of El Paso High's 38th year as one of the outstanding schools in the Southwest. The month was fill- ed with many activities and all ex- pressed hope that our excellent foot- ball team would capture the district crown. Although this hope was not fulfilled, our team carried the name of the fighting Tigers. to new lau- rels and praises in the field of sports- manship and football ability.