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

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Speechmakers enjoy forensic competition l 'Dc The Forensics Club proved their skill by competing well at the Austin, Irvin, Burges, Lor- etto, and Cathedral high school speech tournaments. They also represented SHS in UIL com- petition and at the U. T. El Paso Invitational meets. Marty Tatum and Terry Link did exceptionally well as senior debators, said Mr. David Kill- gore, speech coach. Sylvia Candelaria, Wayne Davidson and Sandy Reyes excelled in prose and poetry, he added. The club was formed to pro- mote forensic competition and finance various trips to compe- titions. Officers were Rox Es- kew, president, Marty Tatum, vice-presiden t,' Annette Garcia, secretary, Sylvia Candelaria, treasurer, and Mr. David Kill- gore, sponsor. 1. Forensics members are Annette Gar- cia, Sylvia Candelaria, Sandy Reyes, Ter- ry Link, Elizabeth Barnett, Lori Feder- ico, and Martha Vela. 2. Debators in- clude Arthur Hernandez and Austin Holiday. 3. Forensic officers are, stand- ing, Rox Eskew, president, and Marty Tatum, vice-president. Sitting is Sylvia Candelaria, treasurer. 4. Other forensic members are Annette Garcia, Wayne Davidson, Sylvia Candelaria, and Sandy Reyes. Forensics 6 1

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Kiwanians provide service This year's international theme is Dare to Influence. Key Club is a community ser- vice organization, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Hori- zon. Key Club devoted them- selves to visiting nursing homes and helping mentally handi- capped children. In December a blood drive was sponsored by Key Club and Student Council. A workshop was organized on Suicide Prevention, which helped make students aware of this increasing killer of teens. They also planted more trees on the school grounds. 1. Key Club members are, standing, Sponsor Mrs. Yvonne North, Sylvia Reyes, Terry Link, Lupe Macias, Irma Adams, Diann Armendariz, Ida Carba- jal, Gina Apodaca, Rosanne Loya, and Yvonne lurado. Sitting are jerry Rodri- guez, Lucy Hernandez, Annette Garcia, and Marty Tatum. 2. Key Club officers are Secretary Lucy Hernandez, Presi- dent Annette Garcia, Vice-President Marty Tatum, and not shown is Trea- surer Magda Salazar. 60 Key Club

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