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

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I-V pep up the student body t 1. I-V Cheerleaders from left are Lucy Hernandez, Alice Gonzales, Cory Hol- guin, Karen K oivisto, Kitty Chavez, and Cindy Lopez. 2. Mrs. Martha Biddle, counselor's aide, sponsors the j. V. Cheerleaders. Lots of practice and hard work made this year's J-V Cheerleaders the best yet. A summer camp also contributed to their enthusiastic support. They attended a three-and-a- half day summer camp at So- corro High School. The I-V Cheerleaders won the spirit stick spirit award, among other things. Their fund-raising pro- jects included bake sales, skat- ing parties, concession, and they also sold trash cans. Cheerleaders 5 1

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1. Frosh cheerleaders are Iris Ginithan, left, Yolanda Rodarte, Maria Rivas, Yvonne Dearo, Lupe Rojo, Rosie Es- trada, and Susana Legarda. 2. Freshmen sponsors are Maria Ornelas, left, and Susie Hernandez. Keeping the Bulldog side- lines alive and glowing was only one of the ways the Freshmen Cheerleaders carried on a new year of keeping the Bulldog spirit. The cheerleaders worked hard during the sum- mer, and later during the school year planned many ac- tivities such as selling T-shirts, bake sales, skating parties, and car washes. W'55T Freshmen build spirit