Socorro High School - El Chato Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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1. Bulldogs overpower the El Paso High Tigers. 2. Seniors give it all they've got. 3. Pat Mossman buckles down to his Trigonom- etry. 4. A kaleidoscope appear- ance is given by the circle of light. 5. N.j.R.O.T.C. proudly presents the colors before the football game. 6. Assisting the children in a kindergarten class at Socorro Elementary is senior Ana Serna. 7. Bursting through the spirit banner, cheered by the spectators, Socorro Varsity en- ters the football field. 14 Opening Higher goals encourage more articipa tion As we get older, participating in different activities becomes more important to us. Every- one has their own distance to strive for. Pushing farther than your capabilities, reaching out a caring hand, giving an out- standing performance, earning an ardently sought victory, puts us closer to our aims. lt im- proves us, moving us on to higher planes. What more people need to realize is there are no limita- tions to what they can do if a little extra effort is given. Up- sets along the way can be over- come with perserverance, but it is a gradual process. Once your goal is accomplished, be proud. You know you moved forward with responsibility. The effort is very rewarding.

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