Canutillo High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Canutillo, TX)

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ve- '11 vwxy Clwwsquadas aw aldseuwzfcoalingeat Reading clockwise: This year's varsity cheerlead- ers consisted of dark-haired Jenny Perez, fair Shawn Mowery, pert Rosalia Madrid, bouncy Debbie Goth- ard, and statuesque Betsy Bickley. On the opposite page can be seen stacking them- selves up into their crowd pleasing pyramids.

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I Boys hitaffamw WSW Eagle Thinclads were somewhat hampered this year because of the lack of track facilities, but some tough tracksters managed to turn in outstanding performances. Winning District and journeying to Regional this year, was Senior Orangeman discus-thrower Steve Holderfield and Senior pole vaulter Manny Her- nandez. This year's District Meet was hosted by Canutillo and was held at the U.T.E.P. track and field facility. At left, Frosh long jumper lose Miliag, can be seen making that frnal stretch in hrs event at Districtg and below, Junior Oscar Carrasco -e-fi bends over in concentration before the gun in the 440 yard dash. Representing this year's male and female contingent are Sweetheart Vangie Rivera and Beau Jesus Duarte . both are seniors.

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