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

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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

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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

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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