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

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MISS VERNON HILL

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I Th I do D . . shadow ot the e teacher who walks in the temple. among his toiiowers. gives not ot his wis- rn but rather ot his iaith and iovingness. li he is indeed wise he does not hid You into the house oi his wisdom. but rather leads You to the threshold ot your own mind. Reprinted trom The Prophet by Kchiit Gibran. by permission oi t inc Ptiired A. Knop , . Kchiii Gibran' Copyright 1923 by

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4.11 THE SCHOGL YEAR lt started with enthusiasm, and the pace was kept into the fall and through the spring. The usual things such as clubs, studies, lunch table talk and assemblies occupied the major portion of our time. But beginning with football season new events took their place. Before the district games bonfire pep rallies were held on Davis Field. The lighting of the E accompanied the games. With the sendoff the team received at the station before the game with Oklahoma City, school spirit reached a maximum. In the spring the senior play lived up to its good reputation. During this semester a renewed interest was shown in track, baseball, and tennis, The music department contributed something new in the way of an operetta, The Bells of Beaufjolaisu. But the real highlight was the P. T. Afs first annual Spring Festival. A queen and court reigned over the occasion. E. P. H. S. keeps moving. The class of '49 leaves and the class of '54 prepares to enter. Though we can't stop the years, may this Spur keep the events of '48-'49 fresh in your memory. -3 W gif .lk Qi TU. Writ ax! gs 3355, 23-1h,,,,a,.,2'35' ' ,isa--' l if . Y -V M , , ,.-...ggi X 5 ' Q ' .jg are , . -wi X 'Q ' i. Chu 5 ' Q ' . ' .Af Y E. Q' cf. f f f A W4 ,ggt' 5 lf:2'::Egit'?yysg:- kgs. ,