El Paso High School - Cometeer Yearbook (El Paso, IL)

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EL PASO ,HIGH SCHOOL El Paso High School, the school on the side of the hill, has stood thru the years giving more and more to each student who enters it, and establishing in its course of time, new traditions that will for- ever live with the school. To a school such as ours, no person could deny it faithfulness. We feel that it is our goal when we begin as Freshmen, that it is our desire as we progress to Sophomores, that it is our ambition as we step forward to Juniors, and that it is a part of us when we step into Seniorship. Then as we are graduated, the school becomes a past so vivid it seems to be the present. Never do we leave the school, for life is a complete school of learning. All who are educated in the El Paso High School feel the binding power and surging school spirit that prevails in it and its surroundings. Our school was first located in what is now known as The Elks Club, later being moved to the school now called Morehead. The present location was completed in l9l6 and is rated as one of the finest schools in the Southwest. The stadium, with a capacity of l0,000, is named the Sun Bowl. The honors which have been bestowed on our school are too numerous to account for in detail. Our students, loving their school, have worked earnestly to give recognition and glory to this insti- tution which although many have graduated, is still endeared in their hearts. ln any educational institute, school spirit backs all, accomplishes all and is the basis of all enterprises successfully undertaken. By school spirit we mean the feeling which surges within us pushing us ahead to better things, making our goal seem nearer to us, arousing in us a new will to attain it, and lastly giving us the never-failing courage to put our school at the top. All visitors who enter the school find that they are no longer visitors but practically one of us. Meaning by that that they are made to feel accustomed to their surroundings and join in activities other than as spectators. lt is a known fact to all visitors of the relationship between students and faculty. Mutual courtesies and friendliness are excelled nowhere. Students, it would be hard to find a school to compare with ours, so if by chance, you haven't done so, before-LOOK UP TO YOUR SCHOOL-it's here to help you. Be loyal Tigers, to fight and to gain for the El Paso High School TIGER SLOGAN- One for All-All for One I151

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