Lydia Patterson Institute - Pattersonian Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1949 volume:

I •e- -S ;4 utucii cdiccaticM. ef t Students o (fcUa atten oH. t tctute Si P t . cxcu ( Ar Vt .- C-UyO- 7 - ' UJlU iy-.4 ' i fAAA A , f V T T ecUcati( To The Lydia Patterson Institute — Its Ideals and Spirit, We affectionately dedicate Ae ' Patte U(uUaK o ' 49 For the paths of knowledge opening gleaming vistas of achievement, For opportunities of acquaintance with the great minds of all ages through books, For the challenging magic of the laboratory — the meaning of this Atomic Age , For the companionship and guidance of leaders and teachers in classroom, campus and dormitory. For the give and take of campus life in sports and play, For the benediction of worship, the fellowship of prayer, and a knowledge of The Truth that Makes Men Free , We are deeply grateful. In th Spirit of L. P. I. may The Pattersonian of 49 be a joyous tribute to the happy days that have brought us to this Golden Hour ! —The Staff Once again the Pattersonian is on its way. The purpose has been to reflect through its pages the spirit and activities of the Lydia Patterson Institute. The past weeks have been filled with excitement as the Editorial Staff with the teachers and their helpers have worked untiringly in their efforts to make this Annual a success. I feel that they have accomplished a feat of real value and I wish to commend them heartily. The aim of the teachers and workers during the years has been to create a Christian atmosphere that the students who leave these halls may carry with them a clear understanding of the Truth that makes men free. I wish to express my apprecia- tion to God and to my co-laborers who have worked together to make 1948-49 one of the most successful years in the long and glorious history of this institution. For the prayers and interest of all former students and the many friends of L. P. I., I am grateful. Let me assure you that the motto of our school, Loyalty, Progress, and Industry, will be upheld and reflected in every phase of the life of the Lydia Patterson Institute. P. A. Grout ff a w n The Staff of The Pattersoniaa of ' 49 takes great pleasure in presenting to our friends, fellow students and faculty members this reminder of our days at L. P. I. We hope its pages will bring lasting memories of our associations and achivements which we have experienced here, both the serious as well as the gay school days together. May the intrepid spirit of the first 49 ' ers challenge us to a determination to give of our best to the demands of Christian living in the democracy of this Atomic Age. FEBE RAMIREZ Editor-in-Chief DAGOBERTO CISNEROS General Manager BILL ECHEVERRIA Adverliiing Manager EDUARDO VASQUEZ Advertising Manager JOSE LOYA Literary Editor ANGELICA F. NAVARRETE Literary Editor FAUSTO MEDINA Organizations ESTELA VILLARREAL Organizations ALFREDO ORTEGA Activities MARIA CONTRERAS Features GLORIA N. CASTILLA Features SAM ALVAREZ Athletics JOSEPHINE HERNANDEZ Athletics RUTH PICAZO Pictures DAVID BAZAN Pictures GILBERTO GONZALEZ Cartoons ELEANOR GONZALEZ Cartoons HORACIO RIOS Cartoons FIDELIA HERNANDEZ Senior Reporter BENNY WONG Junior Reporter MARIO DA VIA Sophomore Reporter AURORA TREJO Fr eshmen Reporter dmCm4tn tia cutd €icu(t€f. MRS. R. E. STEVENSON Principal High School Kansas State Teachers College University of Chicago PAUL A. GROUT President Asbury College, B. A. Texas College of Arts and Industries, M. A. E. R. PFEIFFER Central Wesleyan, A. B. Asbury Seminary High School Sc. and Math MRS. PAUL A. GROUT Asbury College, B. A. High School Eng. and Typ. DANIEL A. MADDALUN T. C. U., B, A., M. A. Southwestern B. Seminary, Th. M. Social Studies, Athletic Director MISS EMMA TAFOLLA Trinity University, B. A. High School Spanish, Sp. Eng.. Phys. Ed. MISS BLANCHE E. GARRISON Asbury College, A. B. C. E. I., M. S. L. Junior High Language Arts MISS RUTH HARMON MRS. E. R. PFEIFFER MISS ALICE M. COLLINS MISS ROSA GUTIERREZ God ' s Bibk School Central Wesleyan, A. B. U. S. C, B. S. Normal School, Saltillo College, A. B. Sixth Grade A. S. T. C, Education Texas University Nebr. Wesleyan University Fifth Grade Junior High Social Studies and Math MRS. ANNIE CHLOE ROBINSON MRS. ELODIA A. SADA MRS. C. B. TRACY MISS GLADYS IRBY Southwestern University, B. A. Colegio Roberts Mo. State Teachers College College of Mines Un. Autonoma, T. C. M. C. L A. Matron — Girls ' Dormitory Special English Special English i ScAaal tfraxtmcKt GRADUATES CLASSES DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES DORMITORY LIFE SNAPS ( AA C fccen Gilbert Gonzalez, President; Estela Villarreal, Secretary; Ruth Picazo, Treasurer; Febe Ramirez, Reporter; Fidelia Hernandez, Representative to the Student Council. RUTH LOLA PICAZO Las Cruces, New Mexico Class Treasurer Pattersonian Staff Bulletin of the Air Science Club Christian Fellowship Group FAUSTO ANGEL MEDINA Juarez, Mexico Pattersonian Staff Scholarship Club Science Club MARIA G. CONTRERAS El Paso, Texas Scholarship Club G. A. A. Science Club Class Colors— LAV ANDER and GOLD Flower— ORCHID Class Motto— LOOKING FORWARD TRIUMPHANTLY SAM ALVAREZ Houston, Texas Volleyball Team Basketball Team Pattersonian Staff Science Club FIDELIA HERNANDEZ Juarez, Mexico Class Representative Bulletin of the Air Pattersonian Staff Science Club GILBERT E. GONZALEZ Alpine, Texas Class President Bulletin of the Air Pattersonian Staff Science Club Basketball Team Volleyball Team ESTELA P. VILLARREAL Sanderson, Texas Class Secretary Scholarship Club Science Club Bulletin of the Air Pattersonian Staff Christian Fellowship Group G. A. A. DAVID BAZAN Ysleta, Texas Pattersonian Staff Science Club B. A. A. Student Council ANGELICA F. NAVARRETE La Lima Nueva, Honduras Bulletin of the Air Scholarship Club Science Club G. A. A. Pattersonian Staff Austin in Action Pattersonian Fellowship Group ALFREDO ORTEGA GRAHAM Juarez, Mexico Pattersonian Staff Student Council Science Club Scholarship Club Basketball Team Volleyball Team FEBE RAMIREZ Los Angeles, California Class Reporter Scholarship Club Science Club G. A. A. Pattersonian Staff Christian Fellowship Group DAGOBERTO CISNEROS El Paso, Texas Pattersonian Staff Scholarship Club Science Club Austin in Action Volleyball Team SAMUEL L. BARBA Belen, New Mexico Veteran, U. S. A. Student State College Las Cruces, New Mexico f mr - 71 fee. • o ty t o. S ■ Pa-ya r a HAVE LEARNED -- i ' ■fltS. ,. w ifse. ru o - ri ■r LA«7 i k- i 1 1 .1 ill -4 g ' :, ' ' ill- ' t m n V.A« : J :c6 «2|jy j| |«F J| cwt ' o ' ty r«.-r-? t . HoncWctK f W Chitf . Ffi q sL In i i ' sf tse vu.o ,,. ,f. ' t ' J ' c jvxehf Smt. JoKt Ah,m Vi ft OtcT feitUox ( ({ttf4 Class Motto— SEARCHING FOR THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE. ' Class Colors— BLUE AND WHITE Class Flower— VIOLET JOSE LOYA President ELEANOR GONZALEZ Secretary Representative, BENNY WONG Student Council Representative ELIZABETH LUEVANO Representative DAVID BAZAN CLASS OFFICERS MARIO DA VIA. PreiiJcnl BF.RNICE BAZAN, Secretary DORA RIVAS. Treiisurer JOSEFINA HERNANDEZ, Reporter SAM PICAZO, Repreieittaliie to the StuJenI Council So m ted Class Colors— GOLD AND BLUE Flower— YELLOW CARNATION Class Motto— IN OURSELVES LIES THE FUTURE BERNICE BAZAN DORA RIVAS JOSEFINA HERNANDEZ CARMELO RAMIREZ JOSE PABLO GARCIA CARLOS VILLALPANDO SAM PICAZ O GREGORIO SOSA DAVID RAMIREZ CLASS OFFICERS LUIS HERRERA, President YOLANDA ROSALES, Secretary JULIETA ROSALES, Treasurer LULA TERRAZAS, Reporter AURORA TREJO, Representative to Student Council RUBEN GONZALEZ JULIETA ROSALES EDUARDO ROCHA AURORA TREJO RODOLFO GONZALEZ ELENA NIETO LUIS HERRERA MARY LOU FIERRO HORACIO RIOS LULA TERRAZAS EDUARDO VASQUEZ ESTER PATINO ICA A SuallwimiiijLua Class Colors— GREEN AND WHITE Flower— WHITE CARNATION Class Motto— ONE STEP AT A TIME BUT ALWAYS FORWARD. AUCIA BLANCAS LUIS PEREZ CASAS EVA GUTIERREZ RAUL HERAS YOLANDA ROSALES BENIGNO SAUCEDO HfRS m GLORIA ISELA ROSALES i i LUPE SI LEX M B i ' I ' I ' ENRIQUETA ENRIQUEZ 4 H ' fl I i r BEATRIZ PATINO • n ELISA ALVARADO . I MARIANA RAMIREZ % M AMPARO ARAUZA X or - 74e ' 7 eca ' u ' ic0ef cfrevtt He tt Speed, efficiency and accuracy — symbols of the world of business in an age of nuclear energies ! As the tools and machines were the implements of the gold rushers, the typewriter is the machine for transmission of thought into the channels of modern endeavar — business, government, science and literature. S ' ' - . 1 -. (p V Si ' De nxteitKUii eCt S fr t t El Departamento de Espanol es, debido a la situacion geografica de esta ciudad, uno de los departamentos mas importantes de esta escuela. Como la mayoria de los alumnos de este departa- mento son de descendencia mexicana, la clase siempre ha estado muy avanzada. Se puede decir que este departamento ayuda a la preservacion del idioma castellano entre las personas de descendencia mexicana que viven en los Estados Unidos. Los alumnos de esta clase seguiran avanzando a traves de los afibs mas y mas hacia un mejor uso y hablade este lenguaje. S cccU StucCic The classes in Government and World History have been explorers in the spirit of the 49 ' ers aided by the faithful prospectors who left records of their discoveries, and charts for our guidance as we become citizens of this Atomic Age. The courses in the Bible have brought us to a knowledge of God ' s purposes in the history of His Creation. 7 St lcA VcfrcvUmeHt . P. ?. , As the lure of gold led the first 49 ' ers ii new and thrilling scenes, across barriers of i known and uncharted difficulties, we, too, tra the vast stretches of literature, hoping to reach least a few of the great fountains of beauty i truth, as we continue to explore for the gold thought and its crystalline expression. ScUkcc cfremtmCHi Ours is the dream of gold ; not the trek over hill and dale, mountain and mesa in search for it, but it is the trick of transmutation dreamed of by the alchemists long ago and now in hope of fulfillment. We are the heirs of the tools of atomic science. The skills in their use is the gold we seek. TfCeitA MtaUcA ' Defrtm.ttHeHt It is called for by business ; It is demanded by science; It is appreciated by culture; It is needed for concept; It is called mathematics. irv v 7 SuUetK Good morning — Your iveekly edition . . . The staff has endeavored to bring to the student body all the news (that could be told) as gathered from things seen and unseen around L. P. I. by its daring reporters ! Our purpose has been to make the Friday Assembly period both recreational and instructive. We are deeply grateful for your splendid cooperation and applauding interest, which has inspired us to do our best to broadcast the highlights of student life around L. P. I. Signing off — we leave this our treasured possession to another time, another staff, but the same station ! Gilberto Gonzalez, Editor; Ruth Picazo, Activities: Fidelia Hernandez, Spanish; Estela Villarreal, Lost and Found; Joe Paul Garcia, World News ; ' hiW Echeverria, Here and There; Sponsor, — High School Department. Alfredo Ortega, President; Estela Villarreal, Secretary; Ruth Picazo, Treasurer; Febe Ramirez, Reporter; Jose Loya, Student Council Representative; Eleanor Gonzalez, Gilberto Gonzalez, Sam Alvarez, Fausto Medina, Maria Contreras, Dagoberto Cisneros, David Bazan, Fidelia Hernandez, Bill Echeverria, Benny Wong, Angelica Navarrete, Mr. E. R. Pfeiffer, Sponsor. StUcCeKt 0 HCKCU The memership of the Student Council is made up of the representatives of the different classes and clubs. Its purpose is to enlist the cooperation of all pupils in extracurricular activities, and to encourage individual initiative by participation in the total organization of the school. Our official paper is Student Life; our emblem, A Knights Helmet; our slogan, Loyalty, Progress, Industry. MEMBERSHIP Alfredo Ortega, President; Eleanor Gonzalez, Secretary ; Ruben Gonzalez, Treasurer; Fidelia Hernandez; David Bazan; Aurora Trejo; Joe Paul Garcia; Jose Loya; Bill Echeverria; Eleanor Gonzalez. '  i SCHOLARSHIP CLUB — First Semester — Dagoberto Cisneros, President; Mario Da Via, Secretary; Estella Villarreal, Treasurer; Joe Paul Garcia, Student Council Rep.: Maria Contreras, Reporter: Alfredo Ortega; Fausto Medina; Jose Loya; Angelica F. Navarrete;. Mrs. P. A. Grout, Sponsor; — Second Semester — Mario Da Via, President; Angelica F. Navarrete, Secretary; Gloria N. Castilla, Treasurer; Febe Ramirez, Student Council Rep.; Maria Contreras, Reporter; Ruben Gonzalez; Eduardo Rocha; Fausto Medina; Jose Loya; Mrs. P. A. Grout, Sponsor. AniitiOK ' PgUmv Emma Dominguez, Elena Blancas, Aurora i rejo, Anna Belle Nichols, Alicia Blancas, Lucile Romero, Amparo Arauza, Angelica Navarrete, Margarita Rodulfo, Ruth Aguilera, Gloria Rosales, Esther Galindo, Dalinda Romo, Louis Herrera, David Bazan, Febe Ramirez, Yolanda Rosales, Eduardo Vasquez, David Ramirez, Bernice Bazan, Johnny Flores, Victoria Garcia, Eleanor Gonzalez, Jose Pablo Garcia, Ruth Picazo, Ruben Gonzalez, Eduardo Rocha, Estela Villarreal, Gloria Castilla, Enriqueta Enriquez, Carlos Villalpando, Sam Picazo, Bill Echeverria, Horacio Rios, Sammy Ramirez. Ours is one purpose, namely, to make a personal acquaintance with Jesus Christ. Many of this group have found Him as their Saviour, and have a determination to Walk in the light as He is in the light, thus making their Christian experience practical. MRS. E. R. PFEIFFER MR. E. R. PFEIFFER P%C ' 7HcKCdtefUal SUidenU Study to show thyself approved of God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed. ' Tim. 2:15 Standing — Margarito Rodriguez, Sam Picazo, Javier Flores, Luis Herrera, Samuel Ramirez. Seated — Bill Echeverria, Rev. P. A. Grout, Horacio Rios. . p. . ' lU of ' PtUHC pin ( tije u ANGELICA F. NAVARRETE La Lima Nueva, Honduras u I 04. CKCcdone FAUSTO A. MEDINA Senior Science Senior Mathematics Senior Spanish MARIA CONTRERAS Senior Social Studies SAM ALVAREZ Senior Typing FEBE RAMIREZ Senior English JOSE LOYA Junior English Junior Typing Junior Social Studies Junior Mathematics Junior Science SAM PICAZO Sophomore Social Studies GREGORIO SOSA Sophomore Mathematics JOSE PABLO GARCIA Sophomore Science RIO DA VIA ophomore English YOLANDA ROSALES Freshmen Mathematics AURORA TREJO Freshmen English Freshmen Spanish HORACIO RIOS Freshmen Science ELENA NIETO Freshmen Typing ' S ?- ' so? ' toO ' A .ttG amfou €Ufonite4 GILBERT GONZALEZ All High School Favorite GLORIA CASTILLA Junior Favorite M. ' A i •avoj ' fite MARIO DA VIA ALICIA BLANCAS EDUARDO VASQUEZ ATHLETICS VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT WINNERS Upper Classmen BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT WINNERS— t J Jer Classmen Lydia Patterson Institute a variety of sports i basketball, volleyball, track and table tennis, different times of the yea naments are conducted i these sports. These tourn hold the interest of the student body, giving ther entertainment. By all thes vities we prove that a good body is as vital to success demic training. Mr. Maddalun, Sponsor. otlom Row — Luis Perez Casas, Preiident; Luis Herrera, Treasurer; Ruben lonzalez. Secretary; Eduardo Vasquez, Reporter; Billy Echeverria, Representative Student Council; Carlos Villalpando. top Row — Gregorio Sosa, Joe Paul Garcia, Eduardo Rocha, Sam Picazo, E avid lazan, Javier Fernandez, Francisco Gaytan, David Ramirez, Mario Da Via, llejandro Novoa, Carmelo Ramirez, Benigno Saucedo, Horacio Rios, Oscar I onzalez. tHMamaMKMBMKli Lettermen — Gilberto Gonzalez, Sam Alvarez, Henry Sanchez, Robert Valenciano, Oscar Ma- rin, Oscar Ochoa, Luis Perez Casas, David Ramirez, Alfredo Ortega. The L. P. I. Basketball Team had a successful year winning eight and losing four against EI Paso ' s High School B Teams and other strong teams in the city. They won at least one game from every opponent they played. Because of their determination and fine sportsman- ship they were awarded sweaters. ELEANOR GONZALEZ Representative ANGELICA NAVARRETE Reporter MISS TAFOLLA Sponsor FEBE RAMIREZ President JOSEPHINE HERNAN l Secretary LULA TERRAZAS Treasurer t iBHS- Bg m:j mfm t mjm C£, fT?. ' The main purpose of the G. A. A. is to build the charact- ers of our high school girls. In doing this, we try to teach them leadership, cooperation, interest in health and whole- some recreation, and to create in them a spirit of loyalty to the activities, interests, and ideals of L. P. I. ' Of M ' Y •So A ' ' m o ' « -Yv A ■ ' « o. li 1 ■ r; Air-ty - t n. et- es - Atfe or p J oi 4 ' , MHiHnMfiBanuii JAIME TAMEZ President MARY HELEN SIQUEIROS Secretary OSCAR MARIN Treasurer MARIA SERRANO Vice-President ENRIQUE J. NAVARRETE Rou 1 — Luis Aguilar, Francisco Aguilar, Olga Bouche, Arabela Cisneros, Emma Dominguez, Jesus Duran. Row 2 — Jesus Esparza, Elvia Fuentes, Marco A. Garcia, Ofelia Gomez, Eugenio Guerrero, Oscar Marin. Row 3 — Estella Martinez, Enrique Navarrete. Annabelle Nichols, Oscar Ochoa, Luda Romero, Henry Sanchez. Row 4 — Maria Serrano, Mary Helen Siqueiros, Jaime Tamez, Cecilia Torres. Row 5 — Isela Varela, Lilia Villela, Martin Yee, Ofelia Zubia. Sm€911 i n uU MISS RUTH HARMON, Teacher Row 1 — Jose Alanis, Rodolfo Rodulfo, Eduardo Martinez, Eduardo Tapia, Fernando Barrera, Rogelio Vasquez, Fernando Rico. Row 2 — Refugio Montes, Victoria Garcia, Julia Sosa, Berta Hernandez, Marta del Rosal, Isela Maldonado. Row 3 — Ruth Aguilera, Cristina Pantoja, Josefina de la Rosa, Marta Navarro, Elena Blancas, Elisa Zavala, Raquel Barcenas, Lydia del Rosal. Row 4 — Javier Flores, Jesiis Lopez, Sammy Ramirez, Ernesto Vasquez, Roberto Serrano, Oscar Vasquez, Joe Sanchez, George Flores, Oscar Gutierrez, Eduardo Muro. e4t ( tUf(MA FERNANDO BARRERA REFUGIO MONTES Scxt ( i uU MRS. E. R. PFEI FFER, Teacher Row 1 — Ricardo Maciel, Orlando Cisneros, Robert Gutierrez, Emerico Gomez, Mario Juarez. Row 2 — Noemi Davalos, Nellie Jasso, Delia Soto, Ana Maria Benitez, Berta Gallegos, Elvira Martinez, Elva Ester Perez, Dalinda Romo, Mary Ellen Fierro. Row 3 — Isabel Martinez, Eloisa Rocha, Esther Galindo, Elizabeth Flores, Trinidad Carrillo, Irene Tellez, Elena Gutierrez, Esperanza Delgado. Row A — Yamil Yanar, Cesar Araujo, Enrique Ortiz, Oscar Niiiiez, Virgilio Gonzalez, Reyes Balandran, Florencio Lucero, Hector Villarreal, Rodolfo Maese. (Not in picture) — Jose Caro, Jr., James Dunn. Se U e u ELVIRA MARTINEZ H ■j dl i H w ' V im i JAMES DUNN c(t (ffUuU MISS ALICE M. COLLINS, Teacher Row 1 — Heriberto Monsisvais, Cesar Muiioz, Armando Salas, David Rocha, Robert Valenciano, Agustin Garcia, Pablo de Lara, Arturo Gonzalez, Row 2 — Irma Saavedra, Angelina Martinez, Estela Gonzalez, Hortencia Rico, Graciela Garcia, Natalia Tapia, Oscar Parra, Fernando Jaurriete. Row 3 — Angela Flores, Elvira Figueroa, Manuel Zavala, Ana Maria Rosales, Lupe Fuentes, Carmen Gardea. Row 4 — Angel Martinez, Guillermo Balderas, Ricardo Patino, Luis Gomez, Jesus Arellano, Johnny Flores, Albert Domingo. (Not in picture) — Arturo Enriquez, Maria Elena Gardea, Amparo Jaquez, David Luna, Graciela Ramirez, Rogelio Ramirez, Margarito Rodriguez. Se iUfCMA ANGEL MARTINEZ NATALIA TAPIA d: ! (Mte t TiJuutcu JAIME TAMEZ st — r. Hi. Essay OSCAR NUKTEZ st — Inter. Math c N T E S T ENRIQUE NAVARRETE 2n — Jr. Hi. Essay MARIO JUAREZ 2nJ — Inter. Math ISELA VARELA 1st— Jr. Hi. Math JULIA SOSA 1st— Jr. Hi. Spelling ELVIA EUENTES 2nd— jr. Hi. Math ESTELLA MARTINEZ 2nd—}r. Hi. Spelling hLOISA ROCHA Ind — Inter. Spelling ALEJANDRO NOVOA st — Sp. Eng. Spelling CARLOS HORNEDO 2nd — Sp. Eng. Spelling SAMMY RAMIREZ !.( — Eng. Declamation iM K9l Mmi LUCILLE ROMERO 2nd — Eng. Declamation u I N N E R S ADELINA MENDOZA 1st — Span. Declamation iJIWIllillll III llllllllllllllllllll Sfo€CCcU S t Ci MRS. ELODIA A. SADA, Teacher Row 1 — Alfredo Valles, Felipe Sosa, Antonio Arellanes, Oscar Munoz, Enrique Carrillo, Ernesto Portillo, Ruben Berdeja, Jose Minjares. Row 2 — Carmen Santiago, Rosaura Cisneros, Estela Moreno, Belen Barron, Aura Isabel Dixon, Ofelia Gutierrez, Margarita Rodulfo. Row 3 — Arcelia Valadez, Gloria Lujan, Margarita Duque, Olga Valadez, Hermelinda Vallejo, Dolores Galindo, Bertina Garcia, Adelina Meza, Oscar Puentes. Row 4 — Carlos Hornedo, Alejandro Novoa, Roberto Maese, Juvenal Aragon, Saiil Gonzalez, Oscar Gonzalez, Javier Fernandez, Francisco Gaytan, Hector Hernandez, Fernando Gamez, Moises Orozco. (Not in picture) — Ventura Gilberto. CARMEN SANTIAGO SmC 0it£fe u CARLOS HORNEDO social S i MISS ROSA GUTIERREZ, Teacher Row 1 — Adolfo Marin, Rodolfo Gaytan, Luis Garnica, Ramon de Leon, Edmundo Valencia, Hector Gallegos. Row 2 — Francisco Berdeja, Miguel A. Ziiniga, Raiil Rodriguez, Alejandro Anchondo, Leonel Apodaca, Juan Arriaga. Row 3 — Efren Hernandez, Manuel Gomez, Leopoldo Jimenez, Miguel Zaragoza, Rafael Murioz, Domingo Saenz, Valentin Castaneda, Adalberto Ramirez. Row 4 — Luis Marquez, Jaime Parra, Saul Aveytia, Enrique Aguilar, Salvador Perez M., Jorge Hornedo, Antonio Saucedo, Francisco Escobar, Florencio Bouche. (Not in picture) — Antonio Sepiilveda Hdz., Manuel Torres, Raiil Villa. ScAt U tK SALVADOR PEREZ ANTONIO SAUCEDO SfiecceU S t i MISS EMMA TAFOLLA, Teacher Row 1- — Hector Vargas, Ramon Mendoza, Jose Gama, Elias Moreno, Sergio Vargas, Valentin Fuentes, Alfonso Fabela. Row 2 — Rebecca Nunez, Clara Chavira, Adelina Mendoza, Man ' a Guzman, Ofelia Adame, Maria Elena Garcia, Ernestina Flores, Margarita Lucero, Celia Osegura. Row 3 — Graciela Valadez, Rosa Fuentes, Virginia Moreno, Eunice Oaxaca, Hermelinda Leos, Marta de Leon, Maria Avila, Marta Terrazas, Antonia Hurtado. Row 4 — Jesus Rodriguez, Fausto Carrillo, Humberto Estrada, Enrique de Lara, Hector Cast illo, Baltazar Barron, Oscar Cobos, Luis Lopez, Conrado Cruz, Antonio Corral. (Not in picture) — Jesiis Hernandez, Esther Navarro. ERNESTINA FLORES ScU 0£Uj€HA ELIAS MORENO S cccU S t i MRS. ANNIE CHLOE ROBINSON, Teacher Row 1 — Andres Serrano, Enrique Castro, Mario A. Martinez, Geronimo Estrada, Horacio Colonna. Row 2 — Bertha Falcon, Josefina Garcia, Eva Carrillo, Alicia Marquez, Maria Alvidrez, Abelardo Sera. Row 3 — Maria Rubio, Olga Gamillo, Bertha Valdez, Maria Concepcion Serrano, Isabel Eudave, Piedad Hernandez, Ruth Ester Garcia, Miguel Hernandez. Row 4 — Roberto Veyna, Jose Granados, Rogelio Rodriguez, Enrique Macedo, Jose Perez, Gabino Sanchez, Fernando Gonzalez, Rogelio Gandara. (Not in picture) — Pedro Espinosa, Jose Jimenez, Roberto Marquez, Alfredo Luevano. ROBERTO VEYNA ScAt CiUfCtU PIEDAD HERNANDEZ Sfi€CCcU S tftc MISS ROSA GUTIERREZ, Teacher How 1 — Raul Sepulveda, Os car Ibave, Francisco Berdeja, Julian Estrada, Claro Salazar, Alfredo Quijano, Enrique Portillo. Jiow 2 — Ma. Concepcion Paredes, Hilda Pedraza, Ma. Concepcion Serrano, Elisa Dominguez, Ma. Quirina Olvera, Magdalena Peralta, Irma Munguia. jjo„. 3 — Luz Hernandez, Ma. Luisa Roldan, Olivia Holguin, Lila Guevara, Norma Castillo, Amelia Mutioz, Ernestina Luna, Alberto Quijano. Rou ' 4 — Jorge Hornedo K., Andres Serrano, Antonio Saucedo, Salvador Perez, M., _ Miguel Salazar, Hector Flores, Jesus del Hierro, Fidel Hernandez. (Not in picture) — Arturo Chavez. MARIA LUISA ROLDAN SmC Ui}eH4. JORGE HORNEDO K. S teccal S t c MRS. ELODIA A. SADA, Teacher Row 1 — Raul Moreno, Aurelio Uranga, Armando Guillen, Fernando Gonzalez, Ruben Berdeja, Hector Navarro. Row 2 — Belen Moreno, Sara Aguirre, Maria Isabel Gallardo, Yolando Magallanes, Hermelinda Leon, Lilia Estela Alvarez. Row 3 — Lidia Guerra, Eva Brown, Margarita Duque, Bertina Garcia, Concepcion Tello, Teresa Ortega, Carmen Santillan, Margarita Maese, Lourdes Elan. Row 4 — Olga Valadez, Juventino Zuniga, Fernando Ceniceros, Salvador Meza, Leonardo de la Garza, Daniel Carrasco, Carlos Hornedo, Hortensia Dominguez, Rosario Martinez. (Not in pic- ture) — Bertha Veza. Scat 0iUjeKA JUVENTINO ZU51IGA HERMELINDA LEON SPECIAL MRS. SAD _ MCRNING GRowp IN Mts% -yn oLLfit Miss Gur«£RR£z_ AprERwooN grouj ACTION Mrs- PobinSon - NGLISH X -te r- ne zci.:tc ' i A- WORK ' n PLAy 6 Z ' . «c. iii 9.r ' r: ' v -a j X lE 1 Bn lkK. --m k IS ' 1 if £ ' 4 D. Cisneros Hardware Tools — Bicycle Parts and Plumbing Supplies 523 S. El Paso St. Dial 3-4561 Compliments of El Paso Hotel Supply Co. Food Service Equipment II 2 S. Oregon S. N. ABDOU, JR. Telephone 2-5658 L. D. 47 ABDOU PRODUCE COLD STORAGE COMPANY Wholesale POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER and CHEESE COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE 730 East Overland St. EI Paso, Texas Serving El Paso 32 Years Chagra Produce Co. WHOLESALE 720 Overland St. Dial 2-4601 Compliments from a FRIEND of Lydia Patterson Institute y ■■ Congratulations PONSFORD BROTHERS General Contractors 914 E. Missouri St. EL PASO, TEXAS BERNARD FURNITURE CO. Lowest Prices for Cash — Easy Credit Payments FURNITURE, PHILCO RADIOS LINOLEUM, STOVES, ETC. Complete Line of Westinghouse Appliances 225 S. Stanton St. Dial 2-1031 EL PASO, TEXAS VInsons Cleaners Laundry 8 Hour Service 404-406 N. Oregon St. Dial 2-0611 BUTTER KRUST BREIAD Bell Bakery Since 1895 Dial 2-0636 915 S. Stanton St. EL PASO, TEXAS SHAINS Fine Jewelry Mills and Stanton Compliments of WARNER ' S REXALL DRUG In Front of Post Office LOYA ' S FOOD MARKET 500 So. Stanton St. Compliments of FARMERS DAIRIES Superior Dairy Products North Loop Road Dial 3-1451 EL PASO, TEXAS Good Quality Costs Less at Sears It ' s smart to shop at yoiir friendly Sears store in Five Points . . . where you always get FIRST QUALITY at the lowest prices ! Park FREE at Sears! Compliments of ROSENS stylish Clothing for Young Men 212 E. San Antonio El Paso, Texas The Most Up-To-Date Neon Plant in the Southwest Bauman Electric Neon Co., Inc. Electrical Contractors — Neon Signs Electrical Advertising NEWBERRY ' S Your Favorite Junior Department Store 318 E. San Antonio St. Phone Dial 2-6241 415 S. Stanton St. THE WHITE MARKET Meat, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables Home Dressed Poultry Daily Prop. F. Natividad EL PASO, TEXAS Best Wishes From AQUILES OJEDA GONZALEZ PHOTOGRAPHER 1051 2 E. San Antonio St. EL PASO, TEXAS Compliments of BORDEN CO. Compliments of the AMERICAN FURNITURE CO. Texas at Stanton Dial 3-3611 FLORERIA TOVAR La Unica Floreria en EI Paso Para la Colonia Mexicana Tel. 2-8065 107 S. Kansas (Frente al Uberty Hall) HI-WAY CLEANERS ALTERATIONS AND DYEING Paisano and Florence St. Dial 3-7652 El Paso, Texas Tel. Dial 2-6382 M. Napoles, Prop. CASA NAPOLES Fabricante de Instrumentos de Cuerda CANDELAS Reparacion, Compra y Venta de Instrumentos Reparacion, Compra y Venta de Instrumentos Usados 519 Sur El Paso El Paso, Texas Compllmen+s of LONE STAR MOTOR Co. I 500 Texas St. Dial 3-1481 SL. Compliments Save Money on Paint of at FIRESTONE STORES LANDER LUMBER CO. 1025 Texas St. 1830 Texas St. EL PASO, TEXAS Dial 3-4481 Growing with El Paso Compliments List Your Property with of CLARK CLARK Realtors THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL Dial 2-5655 FORD ' S OUT Front Phone 2-9144 For Fast Delivery with Style — Parts — Service and We Hope that You Will Be OUT FRONT LONE STAR MEAT COMPANY In Your Course Through Life Fulwiler Motor Co. El Paso ' s Only Ford Dealer Wholesale Suppliers for Schools, Cafes, Hotels and Snnall Groceries -—--- ' ' W ' ' ' mr ' ' ' MEAD Pll IMAN, Owner mB m 1 304 Texas St. mm . k E H P I -•iiA 41  M K!= jT ' Ss,., ; ' ' e rr-. Congratulations TO THE Graduating Class of LYDIA PATTERSON INSTITUTE from the POPULAR DRY GOODS CO. Texas at Mesa and San Antonio Demand the BEST TOWN TALK BREAD at Your Grocery The Talk of the Town Kahn ' s Bakery Compliments of Chamness Lunnber Co. Building Materials at Fair Prices Paisano and Cotton St. El Paso, Texas Compliments of EL PASO FURNITURE CO. 600 E. San Antonio _ 1 ii i Hifln!% JOE ' S MEAT MARKET Groceries — Fruits Vegetables Next to Faimacia Ramos 603 S. Stanton El Paso, Texas SPECIALIST DR. FRANK J. DEVLYN Juarez Office: El Paso Dispensary: Victoria Building 327% E. San Antonio St. 514 E. 16th Sept. Opposite J. C. Penney Tel. 9-41 Dial 2-3533 GRANT ' S KNOWN FOR VALUES Mesa at Texas El Paso, Texas P. O. Box 41 Phone Juarez 633 Compliments E. STRAUSS y Cia.. S. A. 507 Juarez Ave. C. Juarez, Old Mexico LA ESTRELLA Fundicion de Fierro y Bronce Fabrica de Estufas SIMON MURO Telefono 1633 Calle 37a. Num. 1000 Chihuahua, Chih. EL ZAFI RO JOYERIA Le Ofrece SERVICIO GARAN ' i ' lZADO y Relojes Elgin - Haste - Steele© 16 de Sept. 228 Cd. Juarez, Chih. K. A. Aliaga C. W. Davis ARCY Studio Portrait Commercial Photography ART IN PHOTOGRAPHY 3227 Alameda Ave. Weddings El Paso, Texas Banquets Dial 3-6001 Babies EL PASO MACARONI CO. HOME OF GOLD DESERT MACARONI P, O. Box 1642 — Telephone 3-3132 218 W. San Antonio St. El Paso, Texas • 206 East San Antonio St. Dial 2-7841 Compliments of Consumers Ice Company El Paso, Texas Good Bread is a Good Buy piVubi ' A. Bread is Good Bread Compliments of LANE FURNITURE CO. At Five Points 2730 Montana 5-1473 Compliments of GILLILAND CO. Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Only EL PASO, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS PATTERSONIAN! We share your pride in an excellent piece of work. Careful attention to details and loyal devotion to the task in hand are traditions at L. P. I. We, too, strive to honor these ideals by faithful, efficient SERVICE. L P. I. CLEANERS 515 S. Florence Street EL PASO, TEXAS PROTECTED MILK is PURE PROTECTED 27 DIFFERENT WAVS FOR YOUR HEALTH AND SAFETY We Specialize In CAKES and PASTRIES COMMERCIAL BAKERY 1119 S. Stanton Compliments of SOUTHWESTERN MILL DISTRIBUTORS 218 N. Campbell EL PASO, TEXAS Compliments of W. T. HIXSON CO. EI Paso ' s Jewelers Since 1888 118 Mills St. EL PASO, TEXAS Phone 2-4473 FARMACIA RIO GRANDE C. G. McDOW SON 419-421 S. Stanton St. EL PASO, TEXAS Compliments of El Paso Sporting Goods Co. The Southwest ' s Finest 208 N. Stnton In the Bassett Tower LEO ' S FINER FOODS Yandell at Cotton Dial 2-0616 717 E. San Antonio St. Dial 2-0325 Mexican Food Our Specialty Best Wishes From YEARWOOD DISTRIBUTING CO. of EI Paso 1006 E. Overland El Paso, Texas 703 Texas Street Phone 2-5141 El Paso Plate Glass Mirror Co. AUTO GLASS — MIKRORS — PAENT PICTURE FRAMING CHAS. BULLOCK PAUL ROBINSON Compliments of the UNION FURNITURE CO. 205-15 S. Stanton St. Phone 3-2486 S P The Glidden Paint Store 113 N. Stanton St. Phone 2-5417 Best Wishes From ELITE LAUNDRY — CLEANERS 410-420 S. Oregon PHONE 2-2455 El Paso ' s Musical Headquarters TRI-STATE MUSIC CO. (Since 1919) 220 N. Stanton St. Headquarters of Worthington Shoe for Men Walk a block and save a dollar Gran Zapa+eria B. D. D. 300 E. Overland El Paso, Texas Congratulafions SENIOR CLASS OF 49 May your graduation lead you into a life of service that is honorable and pleasing to GOD and Man Los Angeles, California GUYNES PRINTING COMPANY Makers of Good Impressio7is 620 NORTH STANTON yy yyi- o-wCL jZ-XoJL a l. t .-C-€e- - a yvt (y G) xxA Cyoc A oXrrlsX .AcS I