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

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Military Court 23 one-Queen Elizabeth Juarez and Lady-in- Waiting Lupe Reyes. two-Queen Liz from the House of Juarez reigns as Military Queen. three-Drill Team Sweetheart, Luz Ramirez. four-Rifle Team Sweetheart. Rosie Perez. five-front row-Queen Liz Juarez and Lady-in-Waiting, Lupe Reyes, back row- senior princess, Cindee Aguif larg junior princess, Patricia Garcia: sophomore princess, Ruth Guzman, and freshman princess, Thelma Badillo, 1 X W 1 -I

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22 Military Court Queen Liz Enlightens Military Ball , ow, I can't believe it! commented Elizabeth Juarez when she was informed that she would reign as Military Queen. The annual Military Ball was held in March as Queen Elizabeth and her royal court reigned over the beautiful ex- travaganza. The court consisted of Queen, Elizabeth Juarezg Lady-in Wait- ing, Lupe Reyes: Senior Prin- cess, Cindee Aguilarg Junior Princess, Patricia Garciag Sophomore Princess, Ruth Guzman: and Freshman Prin- cess, Thelma Badillo. Also hon- ored on court were Drill Team Sweetheart Maria Ramirez, and Rifle Team Sweetheart, Rosie Perez. The girls were selected by ca- dets inthe ROTC program who voted by secret ballot. Queen Elizabeth, a senior, was in the girls drill team, officers club, and was Public Informa- tion Officer for the battalion.

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24 Student Government SENATGSDIQS 'Through Student Council I have learned to care more about EPHS' Rosie Campos 6 y responsibility assenator is to serve the school as best as I can,' said spirit commit- tee chairman Cindy Jaques. A new committee system was established in order to organize various projects held throughout the year. Every senator was re- quired to take part in a committee. Committee chairpersons were Sherri Uecker, service com- mittee, Carlos Veytia, fund raising committeeg Lettie Viliareal, teacher apprecitation commit- tee: Martha Cardenas, newcomer committeeg and Karen Tovar homecoming committee. In the past, varsity cheerleaders were official members of the House of Represenatives but this year, the cheerleaders became senators. lt is better that cheerleaders are now sena- tors because they do so much for the school,' said varsity cheerleader Linda Jordan. The senators' tenure of office ended at the end of second quarter. front row- Becky Gavaldon, Rosie Campos, Gloria Vargas, Suzie Cuaron, David Licon, and Dino Chiechi second row- Ginny Kerr, Monica Rivera, Marcella Saucedo, Yvianna Aguilera, Shiela Kandel, Kelly Caruthers, Cindy Barron,and Carlos Veytia third row-Cindy Jaques, Christy Garcia, Shel' ly Carr, K.C. Lerner, Annette Cordova, Birdie Gill, Brian Maddux, and Ben Gonzalez back row-Becky Espinosa, An- nette de la Torre, Linda Jordan, Andrea Plaza, Bobby Ne- varez, Christine Bostick, Aurora Dominguez, Karen Tovar, Lettie Viliareal, and Martha Cardenas,