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

Page 46 text:

N 'WH-as . . . Ni-if ska- Keufikif-.?'? ' .m'A WX . 4 f K Q ,f Q ,,:- ,A ,,o' . . 33.12 s-T e-:-:- . 6. ...xv s..',,Q , , . , ,,. ,Q , . ,fm ,.. v:.0.- Q 1' P-::-: :-F 4 R':Q -. E , . -... 2 . ...,, Q, ' ' .K Most Popular Duo Chosen Seniors Rosanne Loya and Ralph Ginithan were chosen Most Popular by the student body. Rosanne was an active mem- ber of the National Honor Soci- ety, Student Council, F.H.A., 42 Most Popular and Key Club. She held various positions of student govern- ment during her high school years. She was Student Council secretary, junior Class secre- tary, and Senior Class vice- president. Ralph was involved in Athlet- ics throughout high school. Nine students, five girls and four boys, competed for these positions. The votes were so close that a run-off election was conducted.

Page 45 text:

FRANK APODACA Optimist, sophomore, junior, Student Council president, Class favorite, soph- omore, junior, Teen Involvement, Peer Counseling, Gifted and Talented, Who's Who In America,' D.A.R. Good Citizen, Society of Distinguished Americans, Mr. SHS. BALLARD COLDWELL Band, N.H.S., Gifted and Talented, Who's Who In America, Senior Opti- mist. ALAN SCHWARTZ Basketball,' Football,' Track, N.j.H.S.,' N.H.S., Gifted and Talented' Who's Who In America,' Society of Distin- guished Americans. TONY HERNANDEZ Band' Who's Who In America. ROSARIO BAEZA Newspaper Staff reporter, photogra- pher, Spanish Club, historian, Yearbook Staff honors editor, DECA, vice-presi- dent, student council representative, F,H.A.,' N,l.H.S., Gifted and Talented,' Who's Who In America, Society of Dis- tinguished Americans, Tennis. WA YNE DAVIDSON Football, B- Team, varsity,' Track, Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes,' Drama, vice-president, Student Council repre- sentative,' Student Council, parliamen- tarian, Naval R.O.T.C., Who's Who In America, Society of Distinguished Americans. ROBERT IONES Track,' Powder Puff cheerleader, Key Club, Deca, Student Council, Teen ln- volvement, Folklore,' N.H.S. CYNTHIA BURKE N.j.H.S., N.H.S., Who's Who In Amer- ica. IACKIE FOSTER Cheerleader, Track,' Basketball, B-team, varsity,' Volleyball, B-team, varsity,' Lit- erary Club, Drama, N.l.H.S., N.H.S., Who's Who In America. LYNN KOIVISTO Varsity Cheerleader, Science Club, Drama, Sophomore Class president, Yearbook editor, N.H.S.,' N.j.H.S,, Who's Who ln America,' Society of Dis- tinguished Americans, Gifted and Tal- ented, Senior Optimist, Miss SHS. LINA LOPEZ Cheerleader,' Spanish Club, Literary Club, Sophomore Class treasurer. ROSANNE LOYA F.H.A., Key Club, N.l.H.S,, N.H.S,, Stu- dent Council, secretaryi lunior Class secretary, Senior Class vice-president, Gifted and Talented, Who's Who In America, Society of Distinguished Americans, Most Popular. ANTHONY THOMPSON Football, Track,' Newspaper Staff' Year- book Staff' Drama, Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes, Who's Who In America. MIKE TREIO Basketball, B-team, varsity, Baseball, varsity, Golf, Math Club, Texas Ameri- can Legion Boys State,' Who's Who ln America. MAGGIE MONTOYA F.H.A,, Student Council, N.H.S., junior Class vice-president, Gifted and Talent- ed, Who's Who In America, Society of Distinguished Americans. LUIS SIL VA DECA, parliamentarian, Senior Class president, Who's Who In America. KERRY RIGGS F.F.A,, vice-president, Gifted and Tal- ented, Who's Who ln America,' Society of Distinguished Americans. SYL VIA REYES Literary Club, editor, Spanish Club, president, Key Club, Science Club, president, Band, sweetheart, drum ma- jorette, secretary, president, All Region Band, Sophomore Class vice-president, lunior Class president, Student Coun- cil, vice-president, N.l.H.S., N.H.S., president, secretary, treasurer,' Teen Involvement, Gifted and Talented, Who's Who In America, Society of Dis- tinguished Americans, lunior Optimist. Who's Who 41

Page 47 text:

Club recognizes Gptimists Two students from each clas- sification are honored each year by the Optimists Club of El Paso. This year eight outstanding Socorro students were hon- ored at a banquet in .. e Civic Center during Youth Apprecia- tion Week, Nov. 10- 14. During this week Optimist representa- tives also toured City Hall, the police department, and the fire department. They were chosen by the fac- ulty, not only for their scholas- tic achievements but for their representation of outstanding community and humanitarian service. 1. Senior Optimists are Lynn Koivisto and Ballard Coldwell. 2. junior Opti- mists are jackie Flores and Marty Ta- tum. 3. Sophomore Optimists are Gina Apodaca and lan Alvarado. 4. Freshman Optimists are Irma Morales and Victor Rojas. Optimists 43