Fabens High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Fabens, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1952 volume:

li!!! .. LW! ' ' Z if , iv Fabens Hugh School 1952 Fabens, Texas TO: MR. T. A. POLLAN, The man behind the desk behind the school ---- who s e r v e s loyally, efficient- ly and continuously the student, the parent, and the community ---- this 1952 yearbook, which at- tempts to present a cross- section of 1952 life at Fabens High Schoo1,is dedicated. v 3 -Q If XXX fgij f --Q.. annul: THE SCHUOL . . . . Where the unformed enter and emerge still pliable--but in the way that clay is pliable--to be bent to great or durable things. HOMEMAKING COT TAGE -o,,..,,..-nxt' 5 rar i -sq . . . . comfortable and inviting, the Home-making Cottage is a true home for p r a C ticin g the art of gracious living. J 'I D .... the sound of hammers on nails, talk of cot- ' ', A f ton a nd feed, the care of livestock---all add up to activity in the A g r i c u It u r e Building where one .-., learns by doing . -u-qpiuur-vw A GRI CULTURE BUI LD IN G 'Ili Ghz. w-on lil XF' if W.. A 15, Il, can , 43, A: A ,,, Q 1' , ' .gm A, . 'K '1 pig av .' -a'-'f 3 - fffizf., gl- 5 , .gf , 4 11 If ' 5- T-6' , ,J 3, A . I mm: .JZ-'fu 'K kffvm Img ff' L2 A ' fZks,.1' N-' ,1:,f . 'f5,,,i'f 'ff ,, Q 'Wx -1 'iw' lliflliii Cl 'bl AY! QQ ll WY Mmm' nf ' . - 'i V T--4, N T. ,....,..... 1.,...x,. if ,,,,40.. Q ' f'IIZ3'?fL5gtafwQ'l , .,. . ABOVE: There's al- ways a bounce of ex- pectation in the foot- steps of students walking to school. RIGHT The Lock- ers--they are to FHS what Times Square is to New York. A favorite meeting place . . .ideal lo- cationfor trading gossip. I GUR DAY RIGHT: And what d 0 you suppose was used before we had mon- ey . . ? jimmy, you look as if you might know. BELOW: Study Hall comes every hour on the hour. In fact, there's one in every student's day. RIGHT: Noontime, the pause that re- freshes. Proteins, calories, and vita- mins .... THIS IS A TYPICAL DAY AT FABENS HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH THE EYE OF THE CAMERA WHICH ENJOYS A REPUTATION OF ALWAYS TELLING THE TRUTH. HERE ARE FABENS STUDENTS LAUGHING, WORKING, PLAYING, IN A SCHOOL THAT TEACHES MUCH MORE THAN THE THREE R'S ...... 9-f LEFT: And some classes stress physicalactiv- ity since surely health is as im- portant as the parts of speech. xt , ,lg, 'Iwi ,T..,71.- .A ,T lr' '-wr f+1.. 4. Mx., 1' ..... .-f 1 5-:Llp ABOVE: He said to me . . . then I said to him . . . . Gab fest on school grounds. LEFT: Classes tend to be lessons in prac- ticality, the s t ud e nt doing his own think- ing, his own experi- menting. BELOW: 4 o'clock---a nothe r day---anothe r day tomorrow. Well, that's high school life. . . LEFT: All t h e hours that s t u- de nt s spend at study arepho- tographed here. Time spent studying m -....,......... - , sm, ,, igsgrlp ,...,. 'pn-.- Q A wr. 9 jf K 'K T im - an .. 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HOW 0 PRQPQSE lyix ix In -ig 1lf'l77lIt'U nz flu' rllzllflll ' .if will Q ,lllfi-ill!!! IH' lwfu' 'W - L,,,, , 'Y H' . ,vw ' 1 1 4 v A flqflli ' f f T' 'A I .sw Ile If al Vyollllg 11' rn, ' rlVz'ww'fl cllI4!-- ln X nib up 4 Juv !11r M, ,laws lln' cllhll 1 LEFT: Seniors demonstrate different ways to propose in their play How To Propose. BELOW: Sophomores make up for Make Up And Livef' or raffle' wzzmlx in llv llwzlz 3 ea! flu' film IW mnly l I flu wr1f1'f'viuq uml 4 1'm'f11eg ,l 1 C' clvllfl. ll? xlufn lf'zxl'l1 1' fl Nea... 'H X32 LEFT: Bobby Edwards models the latest in the juniors' style thing in beach wear show. RIGHT: The Eighth Grade presents Bud- dy Answers An Ad. WJ, L Vllyl f f ABOVE: A tense moment in the Kick- Oflf' presented by the Freshman Class. -1-s R 'fe YO' ABOVE: The Homecoming Dance LEFT: Students have fun at another informal X A, B, AB or O? Fabens students watch with mixed emotions as they wait t o have their blood typed by the E1 a Red Cross. Paso Are JU IOR SENICR HIQIST 111 P110 RIGHT: The party in full swing .... Approximately sixty pe op le attended the for- mal Christmas prom sponsored jointly by the jun- ior and Senior classes December 7. The Christmas the me was carried out exten- sively in the decoration of the Grade School audi- torium where the da nc e was held. Red and green balloons and crepe paper hung from the ceiling and g ue st tables were decorated with c o lor fu l centerpieces. Refreshments of cokes, fritos, potato chips and Christmas candy were served. Chaperones for the affair were Principal Connie Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, and Miss Wynnell Elliott, junior sponsor . The program at intermission time included a duet by Lina Campa and Victoria Sanchez, pictured at left. 5 A, B, AB or O? Fabens students watch with mixed emotions as they wait t o have their blood typed by the E1 Red Cross. Paso Area Principal Connie Murray, with the help of Annual Editor Eddie French, un- loads the tree . . . 1. 'Twas the day before Christmas holidays, and 3. as students wait for gifts x 33+ 'Nik 4. and look as if they're dreaming about any- thing but white Christmases--fprobably of sleeping late tomorrowj if uw X 5. . . . . while a choral group sings carols. JU IOR SENIOR HRISTJU Plio RIGHT: The party in full swing . . . . Approximately sixty pe op le attended the for- mal Christmas prom sponsored jointly by the jun- ior and Senior classes December 7. The Christmas the me was carried out exten- sively in the decoration of the Grade School audi- torium where the danc e was held. Red and green balloons and crepe paper hung from the ceiling and g ue st tables were decorated with c o lo r fu l centerpieces. Refreshments of cokes, fritos, potato chips and Christmas candy were served. Chaperones for the affair were Princ: ipal Connie Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, and Miss Wynnell Elliott, junior sponsor. The program at intermission time included a duet by Lina Campa and Victoria Sanchez, pictured at left. .,, if w 'VA ,f . . . . Even the weather was , - obliging. junior john White and Date Dona Green p r ove it by posing out in the snow whic h came down in hand- fuls the afternoon before if f ' the dance---lending w inte r wonderland magic. fwff I x- , c K 1 0 E. X + 2' l f 5 -1 gt . S iw 'V , 45.22 ' 1, f'-.-M. Ve, .- ggvgf -,, A.4.1.ggfwi53 5 ,vs -ffv wwfggi 1 ,Mic ,., ,gm ,, , ng: Q-W J., f+.f:,gQ V nv- sr vh- f .- :-,:,1:ff r iii? ffwif'-Jr LEFT TO RIGHT: Mercedes Garcia, Rodolfo Vasquez, Irene Holguin, Evangelina Rod- riguez., and Frank Macias. ,,.x,V '-45, .d CW22'm' ' -s :W . 5: - -51. il The best smelling place on the campus is the school cafeteria, where balanc ed lunches, cokes and milk are sold daily. Cafeteria manager is Mrs. Maggie Cornett, pictured in the top circle. Her assistant is Mrs. John Evans, below. AF if A mf E TER It's first come, first served at noon- timeg s o naturally everyone tries 't o be first. . . . .Jeae am! '7fneae RIGHT: T he s e performing d og s featured on a National Assembly p r o g r a m gave a welcome break in the school day. .9 viii' RIGHT: Board me rnbe r Sewell Fields and Superintendent Pollan turn on t h e lights for the fir st time at the new football stadium. BELOW: The Pollans in snow and at sea . . . ,ll esV l we ?g.fEEf?i?'iff. 1 Mr. H. W. jones pose s pr oudly with the new pick-up truck purchased this year for the school. A M..ri.r:,2u-4-at-,Q . . ,Q-1 Lg -- , vaxxan ill W W Putting together a carnera's eye View of the antics of Fabens students has more than a little jigsaw to it. You need a number of pie c e s, all of which fit together, to show just how light the light side of student life can be. Here, reading from left to right, you see: flj Several pretty girls with legs, Q22 The Thing of any seas on, right side up this time, Q32 The High School building with assorted c ha r a c te r s in front, 14, You name itg we can't even guess what it is. QSJ A portrait: Girl Thinking of Final Exams. . f Q A Vlllg .... 1 f- Ss 'fills' Mu D 'S 'Y f U B m El ggrf 75 Q. 5 A F A if i ,, - ,-QV . 1 mfff' f X -- ff gt-fist: . A 5 1 - if L f fi ,:- ,152-4 WI? - if :fa Av g . W g I '2s,.1+Q--'fwifi ' I 7 .1 345: 1, 4 : El 1- Q W' R 1 5 -:gk 'f-w-w....,, JUNIOR f ' 'nys 'nu Oscar French . . . Rosemary Orr S O P H O M O R E E i i . . . Hiram Whitaker I Hu Patsy Hicks . . FRESHMA G , 1 f F fffi . . 1, 1 51? N ' .' 'f2qWi'gfff,93f5g5ba sffikxt,--:' A 5 ' -bwwf,Qi1 V W f -V wx wa-, 'f 4, 1:s.Z1f -Q W1 ',, ,--:ai :D : 1 we Y4 f -- f x 'j3? .g'3f'f:':-, if-1Q'fff?3k. - . f- -,-mv,f4:gf. ,, K ,, fa A ,. we - Q f ' ip' LT4,i'?1z 'gil W , 1 w -2 mt 'mf f,'5,Q!', 4,-i5ff'Q. ' f A W, A . . PK 4' --f , f .,,gw,,,l L4 2-fir: , A 4 'Tl F b Y '..f-l,..V , '.. 1 .r' . . 'z Julio Pinon Genoueua Oliu as O O l SY x 4 EIGHTH GRADE . . . Ramona Ruiz Roberto Bustamente SPIN Head Coach--LESTER C . EDWARDS Assistant ---- HARRY S. BROWN ELIAS CARRASCO JAMES CRAIG Back Back Lacking something in luck and power, the Wildcat football tea rn won tive games und lost four in thc- 1951 football s e a s on. Nevertheless, the entire squad exhibited traditional Fabens spiritg and in spite of injuries, the weather, and miscellaneous mishaps, they never gave up. Under the coaching of Lester C. Edwards and his assistant, Harry S. Brown, the Wildcats almost copped the district championship t his year, but they didn't quite have what it took in the last minutes of the Sanderson game, a nd consequently, they ended up in third place of dist r ict com- petition. Final conference standings showed Sanderson at the head of the list w ith five wins and no los s e sg Fort Hancock with thr e e wins, one loss, and one tie, Fabens with three wins and two losses, Van Horn with two wins, one lo s s, and one tie, a nd Grand Falls with one win a nd four losses. Clint was at the bottom of the conference ladder with five losses and no wins. At the end of the season, g r a duating seniors Dick Green, joe Rey, Frank Macias, and Billy Fields tur ne d in their uniformsg but even with this great loss in player strength, the Wildcats are expected to make a real come-back next year. STEVE MAROS Back RICHARD SISON Back S . K Q , Q ' . My -J 4 an ' aka' vi. T. ,J- We .9 Ar s. ,.? ' .. x vu ---,--A, 4. . N- ax 3.5, COACH EDWARDS R . B. COVINGTON Guard HIRA M WHITAKER End Y, Y . .. , J .i Y. '33 uc-5032 15 17, FGOTBALL TEA A 4.5 vw .,. FRANK MACIAS Tackle 1 5 . is ,. . . YE 'X ' 1 '. as Y favs. 41 Q, 1 v Qi ' I v ' - K 'Q R . .. R N A . V -ff .4 - + W -', 1. - -.sv . - gf:-.rv 1 . N A--'Q V Q . ' .. .1-gm-Qgw,.q m.' .pw Q, M ..,.,..,..fi. . W Q..aB... ,ef1 3 vw... ,,g,,, ,v f .ws 2 QW , v . 2 M 1' Y 's-...gl ,. , -fx x - 'sf' 5 .gh-ri in .,., WM Epi ,' 'L kg F'1i,f5x3' fn X TOP: Fabens tackles Clint ina conference game on October 12 at the Fabens stadium. The Wildcats mangled the Clint Lions 53-0, mak- ing four touchdowns in the first half. The score was Z7-0 at the inter- mission, and in the sec- ond half, the Cats c on- tinued their victory march, scoring four more touchdowns. CENTER: Steve Ma r a- s ovich downs the man with the ball in the Wild- cats' ii r st game of the seas on withAnthony. Most of the players were inexperienced and lack- ed a little incooperation. Anthony had the Cats 7-0 at the half time. The Fa- bens team came back in the thir d quarter, how- ever, and julio Pinon went ove r from the five yard line. Anthony scored a gain in the last of the third, and the game end- ed at 13-6. BOTTOM: The Pep Squad does some fancy foot- work at one of the home games, under the direc- tion of Miss Wynnell El- liott, sponsor. That's Shirley Riggs and Alice Cobos up front. L Q, 2 1 e -IACKY VICKERS End FRANK MONTES Back .Q 'Q W i, Q,-.ww ' 54' ,f in V mi' IQ. '1iff'51 :v - .,., 599' LEFT: Hir a m Whita- ker intercepts a pas s in theClint-Fzxbens game October 12. MAGDA LENO MENDOZJ Tackle CENTER: Frank Mon- tes downs a Sanderson man November 4. This game was a heart- breaker for the Wild- cats. The Cats led in the third quarter Z0-6. In the fourth stanza, the Eagles really came to, and the game ended 26-20. If Faberxs had won this game, the Wildcats would have been district champs. BOTTOM: Hiram Whi- taker is on the ground again--this time tack- ling a Sanderson play- er. 41. i PREPARATION FOR A PARADE Everyone loves a parade,and Fabens students are no ex- ception. The above picture shows students decorating the cars that w e r e driven in the Homecoming Day parade which wound throughout Fabens on the afternoon of the big game, led by the Pep Squad and nominees for football queen. The viril-looking football players pictured he r e, reading from top to lower r ight, are: Rolando Holguin, guardg Davis I-ioldman, centerg Alberto Bonilla, centerg joe M. Rey, tacklep Cristobal Bustamente, guardg and Alex Baca, end. . T5 Cause 3 . 'Q eco1x6-'5U1nge Three Wxmca 5 DONAC IA Back ERNESTO B USTAME Center NTE CHM YW 3 mx we 604' JUL10 PINON Back BOBBY EDWARDS Back . . . . . Eddie French tackles a Lion. Elias Carrasco c ome s up to the play. DICK ORR SABINO SIERRA Guard Back WILDCATS RUIN CLINT HOMECOMING The picture below records a play in the Cats' next to last game of the season. lt was Clint's homecoming, and the Lion squad was out to cop a vict or y for the year. The Fabens first string started the game a nd led 13-6 at the end of the second quarter, with the little Cats playing until the la st minutes of the third quarter. Then the first string came back into the game in the fourth stanza and crossed the double stripe once again. The Lions scored their second touc hd own in the last few minutes of the game on a forward pass c ompletion. The contest ended 19-13 in the Wildcats' favor. PEP RALLIES--SYMPTOM OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON Around the bonfire with its crackle and glow, F.H.S. students dis- played a loud outburst of school spirit at pep rallies during t he foot- ball season. Led in school songs by the cheerleaders, loyal fans met in the evening before each game to urge victory for the Wildcats. And after the last song was sung and the last cheer yelled, the group dis- banded and headed in small parties to the drugstore for cokes and a discussion of the possibilities of the coming game. . . . first day of practice September-1951 T - ,,. RAU1.. ENRIQUEZ Tackle Blew. M' M501 PETE ESTRADA Guard . ..... about face complete with bonfire I , 4, ROSALIO GUILLEN BILLY FIELDS .IOI-IN WHITE End Back Guard JIMMY EDWARDS End BILLY EVANS Back 609 QW' YRS F53 and R TAKE CKXE wax WK BaCk JULIO OROSCO J. T. FAULKNER DICK GREEN Guard End Tackle 1 A ,ff .M g K 4 I Z 4 1 1- fi: ,. ,dw- . ,i ., . E ,ff . ws 5 Fx , . -f W .- , Qs .. Q . 'x s ,3 A , .. .. .. . ' 41 Q X, xe rf Pa . 4 . -. r 4: 1: 'f' -Q -Hin. , -fmiaifx' K Q. n L - Q- X f A' A , ' Nj,:1ikL z'f.. 'if 5:2223 ziffii T 2 vflsfh' 'fxI1iV'-TV'5s1 911?,if'+- f' 'HN ' if: v , K My wg . Q - V wiv'-1 I b ' 'X ,.:.,, 1 , L QMITIUYWE' fx: ix,-jg: J: J' f . ,sl f sw ,fy ' bf - . 'af 51? 51132, 'Q LQ 4' , 9, , . h 2, 1,35 5 'fa 'QE , 'Q-ggi ' 1- .. Q . : La-:. ,, E5 1 fleifs ' 'i ?w ' P gx g 1 Y 5 -Ffh le X I .X f -.x A ,X '- Six pretty girls and their escorts made up the royal court for annual homecoming festivities. Posed below at the homecoming dance they are, from left to right Genoveva Olivas, freshmanduchess and her escort Eddie French Irene Holguin, s enior duchess and her es cortjulio Pinong Glena Walters football queen,and her escort Mackie Whitaker Ofelia Camacho, junior duchess and her es cort Alberto Bonillag Benita Macias sophomore duche s s, and her escort joe Rey and Gail Dawn Fox, eighth grade duc he s s and her escort Richard Sison. Before their presentation at the coronation the queen and duchesses rode in convertibles in the h ome c oming parade w hic h started in downtown Fabens and opened the homecoming celebration. CHEER LEADERS Reading from top to bottom: GAIL GROESSEL, DELIA RIVERA, and IRENE HOLGUIN a s s um e posi- tions traditional with the cheer- leading profession. KET B The boys' basketball team ended t h e i r season winning 9 games out of 13. Even though the sea son was not a victo- rious one, the W ildc at s al- ways did their best. And with the starting line- up retur ning next year, the team is expected to show much more s k i 1 l and ability. Most of the cagers have found their mi stake s and with the help of C oac he s Brown and Edwards, the W i ld c at s will possess an impr ove d team in '52-'53. Final conference stand- ing for the Wildcats was 3 games won, 10 lost. The sea- son ran from December 8 to February 15. 1 Q Ne.. H' ,Q , mauve...- Q. . 5 f- ff ' A , figg at T93 'rv I BASKET BALL TEAM FIRST ROW--from left to right: Coach Lester C. Edwards: Eddie French, forward, Richard Sison, forwardg Eriberto Bar- raza, guardg Raymon Lujan, forward, Mackie Whitaker, guard. SECOND ROW: Ma gda le no Mendoza, guard, Dick Green, centerg Steve Marasovich, center, Billy Evans, centerg Alberto Bonilla, forward, and Coach Harry S. Brown. is , - ii RIGHT: Coach Edwards points it out to a tired team. B TEAM RIGHT Donnie Benton, Jacky Vickers, LEFT TO : Oscar French, j. T. Faulkner, George Bales, Jimmy Bills, and jimmy Edwards. iQ , ollr 1f f1 1 3 tttl l Yi o in tllN5 t ' o t tllttt t - Eter turning in an imv 1 . TF N, -1 ff' be T A fall! N - m 'f'w-W... f L 'N-f-M Q t fig t 1- LL ,, i The Wildcats jbllrhtybd back 9 Van Horn' Saturday and cle- :ated a bustling Barstow quintet 6 to 35. The local .driblnlers railed Baritow 6-9 at the end of me first period and fell still far-3 mer behind in the seconel atv' L rlnen they netted nnl' V- MOH ra while Bn' ' f YL . alan!! 5822512 , L , Sk 'Y F Z :rat 'period ,ut to hold th 559 n l8-I l hal. Nay lead. The Wild- it ani Richard an ta ied X2 Wann totheir rtlmnlwk to bee 'els ll points axrd pulled within li'poi'nts of their at the end f the ,third rouncl. Fabem went fn a scoring spree in the fourth Quarter scoring I3 pokts and their to allow B ln kabens on Uecen lmission will be 25 1 3 2 district schedule l announced yet bl e for the champi the Wildcats are 1 of darl-mesfr, wi Clxrlstznfls holicla games will and aclmissirm and 40:1 saw th terms with 5E three qs in the fame tem of il l scare w 'led local oacfnes are erin can produce mic shape, and work 1 5158 JBNUHYYE to improve the curl YIIGY P8fllC5P3 the squad O The 115551 Van Hood on the sqw' xrirnent. Aftgls, I' I' start the Fabigcp-f 6 T' lr Q! 09 A P Q, A , settled down' Jan geasnx czxptun by ponent ' 16515 Ft. Hancock t mx Hx , A9-20 F l8 Clint 'C0fii08f- The 22 Tornillo 1 started until t 25 Sierra Blanca 1 gs a result the3.f29 Van Horn Q ix R198 in their I Ft, Hgggcock A Sisonw Hit the 5 Clint 'I markers to le o Tornillo the scoring I2 Sierra Blanca Mnhrlnfn lnlf 'lq Xfnn L-Inv-n Q 'ildcat' s basketball team h e severat promising players ' r d Coach Lester r . B118 arf f--- D uf, n gt the t ' 15 -he ,Q ff- QVAQ 5333, , 11 W ' ad ten- Evan ' Sonih d t se, ac fs, ' 35 30 fffffw ww' Hmm sam: for nm , '.x,,.lF 2 ,V uv? pn gygp Vlgynp ,un xkry i 1 .. ,.'N - 4 t 45' Y The Fdfenst am? and then fadediaqithe face of s locked g horns tin? two Primm, system of an fr when F835 BA. I H W l ,I . wha nfhe Wild' The coaches Mdrewconvincedl font at the mid' 2 the boys can produce once iwfe Of 22-'BQ 5 are in shape. 'and work Ckfd 3 littleldone to improve the eonditiga WCS fight be' of the squad. The spirit is 'WSC end Of the good on the squad. said Cat defense ' . zlrsdaiiii i ne allowed G d H or games were turned , L . '1 th f- K oo O , , 1901-52 A ' .flu Hvee in m by Mackie Whitaker and lcomplete Y ry james frank Montes. Eurberto Barri- e ' I Rm. the za, Richard Sison, and Steve , I i . D . A , ...V I V , r fmt u at man Marasovxch did fxne defensive Faben' Cf . x -A me e owl .s met the 3 E o 3 if 'gp the ' 'V ,im is M ff xl Pups, twirl r an away-fro: ' mmAV 'iw - A tc Gttens took th lf JIA -L dZ1'L N representatives - A e sket 1 and spanked , Univ at f ---. of 64-IS, Wed: 9. Lorenzo de la 's Q-L-.... , F be litten attaclg with A '--..,, be ie same teams met ' urn bout january I I 81 kitten den. The locz 4- C 'CCI ed their competitor-, this Jan I5 ' El!! 39-2 3. Jan. Q t fi ids: la ' .-.in Paved the way Jan- 22 Tommo r ' is 3 4 'E Xia am ,ou 'srkers thru Jan- , ' if ' Q sr. mesh as . CVSJ -Lan' 5 3 ' Sea nrio Olmos neu- J' 4 if P 'i Q T 'Bri emo out second blst .. 5 Clmt fhffff' alqwgthg' Cffaflh LCSW' C :r in the contest. ' - D' 8 Tomillo hers fp H. d 0 f ff I kb in I the last four day hese two matches were play-Feb 12 Siena Blanca hers Va gssban was lg O h F Y' ani remarkable im 0 serve as preparation for the F-eh. I5 Van Hom ther: lex- a lens nian. ennet oarpen-I Edwards 8 a ya 4 ' , ter, with eight taihes. , e now exuected t. lA ' I EIIHFW iv ' ra- nk P5 ,L X M .-aww:-fx' FIRST TEAM--Left to right: Benita Macias, Maria Macias, Ir e ne Holguin, Delia Rivera, Ofelia Camacho, Bobbie jean George. TEA 25 .5 A' X z ' 5' F 1 'GN .3 I f',x LJ: 'Bs' SECOND TEAM--Left to right: Caro Maggie Cordero, Nellie Galvan. lina Arriola, Violet Ponzio, Ernestina Rivera, Delia Arriola, GIRLS KET B LL The F'.H.S. Kittens tur ned in a highly successful 1952 basketball season, o nly losing out for top dis- trict honor s in a three-game try with Van Horn. Fir st Van Horn a nd Fabens were tied for district cham- pion, and the Kittens lost the second and thir d games of the suspenseful play-off. Miss Wynnell Elliott c o a c he d the Fabens team. The Kitte ns are expecting another good year in '53 s ince they will lose only two team members--Seniors Delia Rivera and lrene Holguin, both forwards. , , 4..k B Q M V O .3 mW? J. rg-I9 w L A 51' EI 'iiiliiw Q f - s.. 9 4,5-K, AP HCT ABOVE: No, not jesse james--just an F.F.A. g r e e nha nd getting the third degree. How did this one miss the football section? Law and order for Fabens High School? Two's company You mean there's sand somewhere els e than Fabens ? Hot dogs ! Coffee ! st. , N-,,.Qga --nauqggzp ' 3 5 a snapshot contest The Annual Staff sponsored ,Tx frm 3 ' W 'N 5 wA :IQ ig 'F' 4 R 'W,'3,-rf., 'Q 'W , W. -,,. . ww SQ 1 w 6 if gf fs sv 4 4 K lr A ' in ' gas. f ti Q? I F' 'if Km f .f H? fi . ..... and got the results shown on this page. N Nik BOARD C BAKER ETHRIDGE MRS. PAT O'DONNEL.L. SR. Chairman '21 1 rf J. F. PROVINE Vice-Chairman SEW1-:LL FIELDS L 3Ai R Q., Q BEDFORD WALTERS GRADY WALDEN Secretary R. H. VICKERS . Robert Joe Schnolh-nrlbl -19.52. Jimmy Taylor Ra-turd of, , W ,,. . . d of . ' tt Sh I d 1'-5111 S ry Subject Srml-nh-r ,, . ,.,,. ,A ...,..... Fgbeng . , Fabens V Sophomore of Srhom Num' uf hfhool 1 lass ,, , Showing grade-s fur onlirv claw, Group cirrlod in ink to indicate grndu- of pupil whmw name nppenrs above. ng grudwe for 1-nlirv flu-od. Gump rirrlrd in ink to indicate gr: ' . .,,-. I, f hw f li 'Y'-' IKUIUU I Y x - H A I IKIUIJ Vu, ,l8 nl 1 x In -41-r 11,1111- qlo 93 t AG X I HCS ' 1xmx'x1mU.xx. mzvdiffi 5 ., -...,...:..l.., 1' 11 F u,,.-uv' 'lkndy lcmnmlu . . Q 2 O 1OO 1 E Q fi LAFK Murray sfhwl Y.-nr ISD-L -1914 1 ': 1 ' nalism , First '- E 5, V 54-mosh-r 1 3 . 1 - um. Junior 2 1- uf pupil whose nemo appa-am above. 3 'fl an H1 f ai 2 a -' i rv X E I' T Z Z5 7? 2 7 11 m CD : 2 is 2 ii- 0 . 2 :s :- 1 Q A 5. 2 2- f T 3, 91 if Q 'J N g . C 3 i E 5. 1 I ? , . , 5 P S 1 ii, 2 , 1, f:' 1 U? I- 2 CTV '4 T' : P' A 3 E I 5 1- 2 if 3 7 5 A 1 , T, 5 . .4 .. fa A , ' J f S i 2 Q 0.11411 '1x'.ml.xm51 I , 1.2 E 2 E 'anoqn smaddi .annul an lgdnd jo apul a1i.xgp 5 fi 2 1 mm E -' ' fr .IOTU9 , 1 'Z 2 44UE3lCS '1.nsamag ' I-NN'-I-, q E 2 2. 'sl?v??1HAuwq-vs ' 4 ' ' mg!I?AuJp9L J0 www: -:K if .- 6,6 g I o.zap.zo3 ogingag 5 5-SEE smaava 01. .Luoasul 'l Has Hom E 1 l I I xllln, V b 'x4 Y1'I Sunil' , , L - , . fm , M l yr, . ,, 4' ' 1- if jg - 'K I ' f 5: ft f I Fwwnl ,vw M Lf- f 'fl xv- LQ- sf f Ffsv ' M. W. BENJAMIN - High School HARRY S. BROWN - High School JACQUELINE BROWN - Grade School SHIRLEY COPPOCK - Camp School LONA MAE COVINGTON Grade School FRANCES COWGER Grade School FRANCES EDWARDS Grade School LESTER C. EDWARDS - High School WYNNELL ELLIOTT - High School MARY FORD - Camp School ETTA JANE GRANT - camp School KITTY HESTILOW Grade School EMMA K. HIGGINS Camp School OTIS L. HILLIARD High School NORMA HUNT - Grade School ALTON KINCAID - Grade School ELIZABETH MCCASLAND - Camp School PAULINE McKEE - Grade School LOUISE MEGASON Grade School FA YE PARKS Camp School Principal LOIS PIERSON Grade School 0...f-Dwi in CLAUDE D. POE - Grade School X MGA --sv , SUE PORTER - Grade School lynx 'CQ X IRENE REED - Grade School Nui KITTIE RIDDLE - Camp School .IEWEL RISINGER Grade School BER THA ROBERTSON Grade School C. H. ROBERTSON Grade School Principal if S Q 'QS LEE RUCKER A ' 5 in Y ' High SChoo1 h W-Q ' 1 ALANJ. SHIELDS - High School CATHERINE SCHAFER I-hgh School c 6 f x CLYDENE SHIELDS - High School 5 S' FAYSCHWARTZ k: QgQ C C a mp S c hool , 5 ,.,,1gx 3,53-T'.,. Nqr, :fn I Q . .,,,. aj' an MMV K Y QQ. .-0 xx 0 FRANCES SMITH - Grade School 'i I- ,T b it ,W V Hxgh School 0.14 4-L -- VIRGIA sToDDARD 'W I High School 4,5 O FREDERICK C. SMITH RUBY WORTHEN - High School wg' BETTY WRIGHT - Grade School , 'J ,ib 'lf 6,4 'nfl li EDA THOMPSON ' Grade School ' .0 'X , --..,, . ,Q , .N 4? 2':i:-I A MILLARD WRIGHT - High School f :np i btw K. ' is 'MM ,E wa l 5' Have you ever wondered what happens to teachers when the bell rings at 4 o'clock on any school day? Do they dr op their Turn to page 352 and get rid of that gum routine and become, like the rest of us, slightly human? Read from top to bottom to see what the Fabens faculty does a ft e r hours. From left to right: Mrs. Shields p os e s on Mt. Franklin with Susan Kayg Mr. Shields re- laxes with a favorite nephewg Coaches Brown and Edwards leave school after late practiceg Miss Schafer views a cotton field and pack s for one of her nume r ous tripsg the Benjamins smile fondly at their new income tax exemptiong and Mr. Hilliard is discovered still at it ----- after hours. FFIC ERS MR. M. W. BENJAMIN Sponsor mlnigg, 5 iX '2i5gf ,Qi eee President . . . . . . . . Billy Fields Vice-President .... Secreta . .... joe M. Rey ry-Treasurer ..... Glena Walters Reporter . . . ....... . .Eddie French ELEANOR COBOS Speech, Science Clubs - Z, 43F.H.A.-1, Z, 3, 49 Band -1, 23 Annual Staff - 43 Pep Squad - 3 MAGGIE CORDERO Spanish Club - 35 F.H.A. - Z, 3, Basket- ball- 3, 4, Pep Squad - 1-3pVolleyball- 3, 4 ROBERT CORNETT Speech3Science Clubs - I-43 Annual Staff - 43 Band -1, 2, 33 F.F.A. - 2, 3, 4 BILLY FIELDS Senior Class Presidentg Annual Sta ff- 43 F.F.A. - Z, 3, 4, Science, Speech Clubs - 1-43 Football - 3, 4 EDDIE FRENCH Speech, Science Clubs - 1-4, Annual Edi- tor - 45 Track - Z-45 Football - 23 3, 45 Debate - 35 Favorite - 35 Basketball - Z-4 MERCEDES GARCIA Spanish: Speech Clubs - 3, 43 Pep Squad - 1, Z, 35 F.H.A. - Z, 3 SINIC R like ak ,xx DICK GREEN Football-1, Z, 3, 45 F.F.A. - Z-49 Bas- ketball - 2, 3, 43 Track - 3, 43 Science, Speech- 1, 2,4 IRENE HOLGUIN Favorite - Z, Pep Squad - 1, 35 Duchess -- 3, 45 Press, Spanish Clubs g Cheerleaders - 4 ERNESTINE HOWE Science - 3, 45 Speech - 2, 4, F.H.A.-Z, 43 Annual Staff - Z3 Pep Squad FRANK MACIAS Football -1, 3, 4gT1-ack-2, 3, 4, Scienceg Spanish Club - Z-45 Press Club - 3 MARIA OLIVAS SpanishClub - 3, 4g F.H.A. - Z, 33 Pep Squad - 1, Z, 33 Shorthand - 3 JOE M. REY Football -1, Z, 3, 43 F.F.A.-23 Basket- ball - Z, 3, 43 Track - 2, 3, 4, Favorite - Z5 Science Club - 3, 4 DELIA RIVERA Volleyball- Z, 3, 4, F.H.A. - Z, 3, Cheer- leader - 3, 4, Pep Squad - 1, Zg Spanish Club - 3, 4, Basketball - 3, 4 SEVERA SIERRA Pep Squad - 1-43 Speech Club - 43 Science Club - 45 Basketball - 1 JIMMY TAYLOR Science, Speech Clubs - Z, 3, 45 Annual Staff - 4: F.F.A. - Z, 3, 4 RODOLFO VASQUEZ Science Club -1, Z, 3, 45Track- Z, Foot- ball- 1, Z: Spanish Club - 3, 4 JERRY WALSMITH Speech, Science Clubs - 3, 4, Annual Staff- 4, F.H.A. -1, 45 Pep Squad -1, Z, 3, 4 GLENA WALTERS Speech Club - 2, 3, 45 Favorite - 39 Foot- ball Queen - 4, Pep Squad - 1, Z, 3, 4 Annual Staff - Z, Science Club - 3 SENICS MISS WYNNELI.. ELLIOTT Sponsor Q FFICER, -4... President . Vice-President Sec retary . . . . . Treasurer . Reporte T.- . . Mackie Whitaker . . . Steve Ma ros Concha M endoza . Rose mary Orr . . .Refugio C ordero 5? 'J . Vw MQ, 'iv K A, -A TN Y if J, 1 OFELIA CAMACHO LINA CAMPA FREDA MAE CHAMBERS CARMEN CONTRERAS REFUGIO CORDERO JIMMY CRAIG BARBARA DAVIS BOBBY EDWARDS I I'..s3NEW9m?iII I TUNIC R BILLY EVANS OSCAR FRENCH GAIL GROESSEL JOYCE HILL PHYLLIS KING STEVE MAROS CONCHA MENDOZA LARK MURRAY ix wi ,Qin GN LYDIA OLMOS ROSEMAR Y ORR MANUELITA RODRIGUEZ NEVA SCHULTZ MACKIE WHITAKER JOHN WHITE GEORGE WYNN MIKE YGLEC IAS 4' f' D .. N? MRS. CLYDENE SHIELDS Sponsor Q MIC E President . . . . . . . Hiram Whitaker Vice-President . . . . . ..... Dick Orr Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Bettie Ethridge Reporter . . ..... . . Sallie C onn CAROLINA ARRIOLA ERIBERTO BARRAZA DON LEWIS BENTON ROBERT JOE BILLS CRISTOBAL BUSTAMENTE ZELLA .IO BYRD 1 .y' U .. .Q Q . I 'J' 1' :A . 1 . .i , 3. 5' X ' I by W , W , ,-Q, px :N CONSUELO CAMPA MARY ALICE CLIFFORD DE LORIS CONDER SALLIE CONN -- aw.: I T ,M X INETH KING ROBERT LE BLANC MARTHA LINAM DONNA JIM LONG DONACIANO LOPEZ RAYMOND LUJAN R. B. COVINGTON BOBBIE DAVIS PETE ESTRADA BETTIE ETHRIDGE I. T. FAULKNER PATSY HICKS ' 4 QPHO R S C AROLINA MALDONADO MAGDALENO MENDOZA BENITA MACIAS MARIA MAC IAS FRANK MONT ES DICK ORR GUN Ab I KW MN X 'V' ,C 4+ 4 I C II +I I i f B jg x Q' , , . on I Aff! ff 1 4' I 5 ' y Ia I s I li 3 I j CAMILA RAMOS VICENTE SA LC IDO RICHARD SISON RAMONA TR UJILLO .IOANNE WALSMITI-I HIRAM LEE WI-IITAKER ii. , I X f' .1 MR. HARRY S. BROWN Sponsor .,,111w A ,wav President .... . . .... Alex Baca Vice-President ...... . . . julio Pinon Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .Shirley Riggs Reporter .......... . . Isaac Camacho 4 - My f X gy X L L LL X, I XF FRESHM N ALBERTO BONILLA ERNESTO BUSTAMENTE ISAAC CAMACHO ELIAS CARRASCO EDWARDO CASTILLO ,IUANITA CASTRO NATALIA ACOSTA MARIA ALVILLAR RAMON ALVILLAR DELLA ARRIOLA ALEX BACA JIM BILLS 6 'K .1 Y xx I ' K'L 5, .L-1 :Q, 3f 'bfi , ' Q -fb .Ek - 4 ' K ' I 4 11, I Q SRE K X, I Vx , X FR SHM N ANITA ESTRADA PATSY EVANS OTIS FAULKNER HEC TOR FLORES ALFREDO FLOREZ RAUI.. FUENTES ALICLA COBOS SALVADOR CONTRERAS JIMMY EDWARDS RAUL ENRIQUEZ -ICN -49' 1:1 ...J 4, 'fv 4' an '-Hep if Q . X 1 fl, V 1 2 ILQI f 1 f' 4 .i L K QW! in is ,Z l ,lg ,P ffkv . f i NELLIE GALVAN BOBBIE JEAN GEORGE DONA GREEN ROSALIO GUILLEN DAVIS LEE HOLDMAN CARMEN HOLGUIN 174 Ax A -s. X 1 h i X w X 1 'f EIDEL ORTEGA JULIO PINON MARY CAROLYN PITTMAN VIOLET PONZIO YVONNE PROVENCIO ROBERTO RAMOS E ff ' ' ' ffw vs, fs-f f 3 .- S 4 x EUSEBIA NUNEZ DELLA OLIVAS GENOVEVA OLIVAS .IULIO OROSCO L QL , 71 -5554? ' ug A, 2 1 'RESHIVSEN A ,s1y, ? X05 f75'.f W iw . 4-ad' SHIRLEY RIGGS ERNESTINA RIVERA ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ ALBER TO ROJAS ALBERT SCHULTZ. SABINO SIERRA RSHMN OFFICERS: Roberto Bustamente, president, Ramona Ruiz, vice-president, France Moreno, secretary-treasurer, David Lopez, reporter. SPONSORS: Miss Catherine Schafer and Mr. Frederick C. Smith. S CLASS MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: jimmy Barksdale, Romelia Barraza, Carmen Ba- tista, Ivan joe Bell, juan Borjon. SECOND ROW: Sally Bowles, George Brown, Ro berto Bustamente, Cecilia Ca mpa, Cecilia Carrasco. THIRD ROW: Louise Cham bers, Tex Clifford, Juanita Collins, jesus Contreras, Lorenzo De La Hay. Q Whhi np, .... . . 3? W? fs Q 5 . 4- 1 A I Q. QT: - ...I r., , K +V box W., , , if R v. W , f e Q 1 I ag on T X i 1 if f 'r 41 s n .AA .R lx x fa., 5 2, : - ' f o J 5 J . , l Q 4 ig I V Q A is f .. - Q l Y A, E ' .G -sm 4 W L , l' U- ' i f if QL. 1 . X . iefildf . 1 FIRST ROW: Helen Ethridge, Carol Sue Fields, B e at r iz Flores, Gail Dawn Fox, Pete Franco. SECOND ROW: jesus Garcia, joe Guerra, Gloria Hernandez, Rita Herrera, J. T. Hill. THIRD ROW: jose Holguin, David Lopez, Nelda Maldonado, Paulina Martinez, Susana Mascorro. FOURTH ROW: Siriaco Ma rtinez, Gloria Medrano, Gregorio Mendoza, W. L. Miller, Frances Misquez. EIGHHH A , . 'L-A A S e T fa- X 5 ,r x n pl W bl 'R an 1 -R ala.-,Qi is 2 5 nf' I t S FIRST ROW: Frances Moreno, Homer Lee Mowle s, Jacky O'Donnell, Myrna Olivo. SECOND ROW: Norma Lee Orr, Charles Prentiss, Francisco Ramirez, jesus Ramirez, Manuel Rivera. THIRD ROW: Ramona Ruiz, Carmen Segovia, jose Segovia, Rebecca Sison, Syble Smith. FOURTH ROW: Lorenza Trujillo, Sar a Trujillo, Trinidad Villalobos, Blanca Yglecias, Elena Zapata. .V .. Q Q Q 5 .kj - 5 vi-K. 'IX -vga. ,. f Q-Y? ew ll , 4 ,ff 55-E. wk 1 1. .1 4 L A 3 J ' i X A K E '11 b E rrr Y' 5- R . 1-uw-4 NNUAL . ABOVE: Eddie French, editorg Mrs. C lyde ne Shields, sponsor. LEFT: R. B. Covington and Robert LeBlanc, staff photographers. I I ,bf 4, . B s. 5- E TAFF BELOW: First row---G e or ge Wynn, salesmang Gail Groes- sell, club editorg Eleanor Co- bos, circulation managergRose- mary Orr, a s sistant editorp Refugio Cordero, assistant cir- culation ma na ge rg Lark Mur- ray, s na p shot editorg Mackie Whitaker, sports editor. Second row---jimmy Taylor, assistant snapshot editorg Steve Maros, sports editor, john White, class editorg and Mike Yglecias, salesman. 1 'B '1R '-,L Q' F. F. A. Sweetheart Q . For the third consecutive year, the Fabens F.F.A. has been continued at Fabens High School. Activities for the 1951-52 year included re ular meet- 8 ings once a month, district meetings twice a year, and an annual livestock h s ow open only to members of the loc al chapter. Officers, pictured above, are: Mackie Whitaker, john White, Steve Marasovich, Dick Green Robert Cornett, Billy Fields, Mr. Lee Rucker, sponsor, and Billy Evans. .'!'m9HA4' V -ww - F. F. A. 9 SPEECH CLUB The chief purpose of the Fabens Speech Club is to foster and promote interest in public speaking. The club seeks to bring together all students interested in the various types of speech, by this means creating a better understanding of the program as a whole. X ,sf of s- 4. D' SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is organized to assist members in learning s c ie nc e, but because of the size of the group, activities are lim- ited. The local club is a member of the Sci- ence Clubs of America with headquarters in Washington, D.C. To bec ome a member of the Fabens Club, a student must have had, or be taking, some phase of science, chem- istry, biology, physics or general science. Mr. M. W. Benjamin is sponsor. Al f 0 HGME AKING CLUB Sponsored by Mrs. Ruby Worthen, the Future Home- makers of America have as their purpose the fostering of individual interest in the home. Club members cook, sew, learn decorating a nd beauty care, a nd in general prepare the ms e lve s for their future career of home- making. Li vufvq ,, PEP QUAD Both in a nd out of uniform---at pep rallies or at football games, the Pep Squad produced pep and school spirit wherever it marched. Under the di- rection of Miss Wynnell Elliott, the group contributed much to the school year's sports seasons. Appe aling additions to the membership were Mascots Ma 1- y Elizabeth Provencio and Janice Fields who marched right along with the squad. . . . . Oh, to be three again and a pep squad mascot! Miss Janice Fields. 'I' :ff .S 1.811 CLLB -.4--a-nv 5M fwknx - ..t,,,.,padaH 1' Wg.. 4, we EE N-1 X N' W .,,:- f ,. - .2 1 1155? 'NW' 1 1 ,A+ fx' 1 . , 1 . nurial ,iw , km 1 A M F-1116.1 ,.w......,h W XJ nf fm' M. . L K -sz' Y. 1 ,X J'-a K fx' ,rn ,. 5 7.5 'I , ' Y , K 'Vg . ' W .uf if W .,,. C ,n. xg., s N, 4,4 1 w 1235 . o CGNGRATULATIQNS SENIUR CLASS El Paso Valley Compress ALL STOCK LOCALLY OWNED MESA EQUIPMENT CO., INC '- r I Ar 5 s r IN FIRM MACHINERY' 2!z'.X5.'E x e SA -7 FABENS TEXAS WSJ CONGQATULAT,ONS Sen ior S Hemdricks 255 Powell GGHGYAL IHSUYAYTCQ FA BENSJEXAS PHONE 7 A Y ,, , - 2 ,W , rf, ,Eels 5-if --,L , ' , swim:-V-'fY,,-,,,Y I I ll Q ,L rn fm N ,N X f ff ,f-E ' vwuamw, , In Y F 1 q Y' ll Gxusunuqg nviazn lflff i ' M- 'n2a-wffwlw.-..f. , ' W I we rzolnuhulwl X , V 1 he , .5 ,u,--i---Q557.- YW yi Q 2,.,,,. 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Mobnou you'll get more , from MOORE ELECTRIC SERVICE Service NORGE Sa le s Fabens Phone 236 S. 81 S. FOOD STORE WE GIVE S 8: H GREEN STAMPS FABENS BEAUTY SHOP C omp lirnent s of JUANITA May the be st in life come to Fabens School graduates WESTEX AUTO PARTS We have had the pleasure of serving you for 16 years COMPLIMENTS of H. C. DOC GETCHELL CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '5Z! WILLIS H. HILES CHRIS LIQUORS AND WINES IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Fabens Texas C OMP LIMEN T S OF HUB CLEANERS Leo Valdez, Prop. Fabens Texas il See When Better Automobiles Are Built TRI-STATE MUSIC COMPANY BUICK Will Build Them 220 N. Stanton Street Tel. 4-1455 1324 Texas St. El Paso's Only Complete Music Store El Paso, Texas Since 1919 MOSELETS LOCKERS WILSON-WALZ SPORTING GOODS COMPANY P. O. 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' E HAVE reached the end of the i 1952 Wildcat rope. Now is the time for all ood g annual editors to come forth with their last official words as annual editors---and we are no exception. This year we wish to say a final word of thanks to all those who have made yearbook production at Fabens High School just a little more bearable ...... The following persons are on our thank you sincerely list this year: M. W. Benjamin, science instructor, who made many fine photographs for us, including the favorites, views, and division page pictures: Staff photographers R. B. Covington and Robert LeBlanc h w o worked countless hours past school time to cover countless student activitiesg Advertising Manager Billy Fields and his assistant, Robert Cornett who walked more miles for th else, and, incidentally, sold ads, toog Superintendent T. A. 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