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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1982 volume:

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JF it JT' at in - N sgi 1 f n ff' , 1 ' 111 iq- IAW .. 1 Proud Bulldogs add spice For the 1981-82 yearbook dedi- cation, the El Chato staff wanted to honor someone who had con- tributed time and effort to school activities and functions. It was a very difficult decision, since al- most everyone at SHS contributes to some activity. The staff finally came up with a name we felt met our standards. We proudly dedi- cate this yearbook to the entire student body of Socorro High School. We gladly dedicate this year- book to those students who com- 8 Dedication pete for, represent,.and help So- corro High be what it 'is today. We thank those of -you who helped spread the word of a grand high school, along with the extension of the Bulldog Pride throughout El Paso. Socorro I-iigh School would have no clubs, no organizations, no activities if it weren't for stu- dent participation. There were quite a variety of organizations of- fered, including some which were new, like Choir and VICA. Some students were competitive and enjoyed going to other schools to represent Socorro in various areas. Others busied them- selves helping people and joined such groups as Key Club and Spanish Club. Still other students were involved in athletics or took up their role just being students. Each of us may very well have had different tastes and attitudes toward school functions, but all of us, joined together, form the stu- dent body of Socorro High. Bulldogs achieve and excel Q 5 1 f, f ?jv,,, I, V' ' In ,S , Dd 9 ish 1' ww-sul .1 W 'X 1-W A , I ,,,,. ' 1 . V il V val . Socorro expands in many Ways 1' l ' a A it it ,JT if ' W X vt if r., ,fr,,'lr' 14 6a SQ j ' Lfkw., gsm I Y W I I ' , an F .iff ,,. .. .L . fi 5 . . , ',. ' , - -mifrq' nifty Q , X-1...fta,t.5Xw?2 t'g?.vm3l'iB X, 7 4 As our school expands, many memories until we need them. Throughout the years Socorro other things also expand: pride, , joy, spirit, satisfaction, goals, will has grown in many ways. We have power, the happiness of being a grown in population, activities, district size, sports, U.I.L., and Bulldog. Through these things we grow also in spirit. We have more pride and live with a certain feeling in- than ever in our athletic teams, side which makes us who we are U.I.L. teams and all students com- and what we strive for: the pride peting with other schools. We are and joy of our school, the spirit we proud of what we are, and of what give to our teams, the satisfaction we are becoming. we get when we win, the goals we aim to achieve. The will power we have to achieve what we Want and rero learns to understand how it feels to be the happiness we have while doing a girl. Q35 Students unite when it comes no it Bulldog Pride. Q45 jackie Flores enjoyed her birthday party in room 6. Q55 Some- if- N0 mmf where of when, we iL'l'.iZ.'Z'liff,1iii.1'l.2ilg.f.?wi.'lei.iiZfffif will Show Ouf Pride With Pleasufe- Q75 President Patsy Munoz and vice-presi- Whether we win 01- lose, we'll dent Yvonne jurado conduct Sophomore keep on fighting to the end. And at the end we will look back at our years of being a Bulldog and keep the pride within us, storing those QU Nora Osoria displays what she has baked in homemaking. Q25 Octavio Guer- We are Bulldogs and proud of class meeting. f8j Ray Rodriguez and Nel- son Lizarazo practice basketball during sixth period. Opening 1 1 ,T-'ffnl ,lj lr, Y 4. I ' -f' 14 Zh i 3 A 4 4 12 Opening 65-fN:iMi75i Q f 'K i:ii3,:E1if3 X -T?-fy Y its N at 5 - . xv 5 4 Students start year with anticipation 4 . . ,wmv V' i I ' 4 wiqiiffl A ' 0 f! ' :mil Q ,Q 'W ' , 3, WM V my 5 'V is 'W uf Q ag iv , 4 2 ,f it , t 4 if 'Mei A 4 1 6. own thing i 65 I N 7 Q Q 95 llj Boys at El Paso High School turn from the game to pose for the photogra- pher. f2Q Socorro tells the Fabens Wild- cats that Socorro is Number One. G3 Ms. Ardell Stegman lectures to her students in Home Economics. Q41 Freshman relax during lunch. 155 julio Espinoza and Tony Morales enjoy the shade during a hot lunch hour. f6j David Peimbert shows concern during the game with Fabens. U1 Mabel Navarerte introduces the El Paso High drum major to the Bulldog band at the football game. f8j A cautious raccoon ap- proaches a dish of food. Q95 Our mascot is the Mighty Bulldog. 'ld- ll Opening 15 ,X 16 Opening V . f Mk , ' 'W WN i 2 , ,- ' ' W at 1 LQ R ,Q fun MW' iii? .12 , S. A 5 'K Xxx 1 5 X xx 9 'XSS' Q C12 yn, my , f Q O ,f L V 4 9 Q J, Homecoming enlightens pride Homecoming is an event that appeals to and attracts everyoneg a week filled with activities. It took much effort to make the week be- come a very successful one. The juniors started off the Homecoming activities by cele- brating 'junior Week. They sponsored special days and deco- rated the halls and lockers. Most important was the planning and organization of the dance and the selection of Godfather's Disco to play. Our traditional bonfire was lit Wednesday night. Everyone gath- ered around and cheered as Bull- dog spirit rose. The band and cheerleaders added life to the bonfire. Friday morning was filled with tension and excitment, for Home- coming day had finally arrived. Students exchanged corsages and garters, and decorated their cars, showing that their pride and spirit was high. Afterwards, during lunch, crowds gathered around the decorated cars as judges exam- ined them. In the afternoon the student body gathered in the bleachers to participate in the most-spirited pep rally of the year. The Home- coming Court was given corsages presented by junior Class Vice President Rosemary Perez and ju- nior Darlene Calderon. The varsi- ty football team, coaches and exes were also given recognition at the pep assembly. Special guests in- cluded jocks from radio station KSET. The varsity football team gave us their best as they tackled the Riverside Rangers. The audience cheered and shouted for the Bull- dogs throughout the home game. Even though we lost our Home- coming game, we still had that spunk that took us from the begin- ning to the end of the game. The dance, held at Trejo's hall, lifted up Bulldog spirits after the tire- some game. 18 Homecoming X F5 f' . f'fEf7fr'.-WW..f.1.,aeEs. L, f.',-,. i , . . ' -. fi Q fit- . 10 ZA fly A decorated car shows Bulldog pride. Q2j The Homecoming court re- ceived corsages given by thejunior Class at the pep assembly. 131 The Bulldogs show just how much spirit they have at the Homecoming pep rally. f4j Varsity cheer- leaders show off a poster made especially for Homecoming by Mrs. Dolores Duenez. 155 Bulldogs happily jump and clap after making a touchdown against the Rangers. f6j Homecoming Queen Maria De La Rosa and escort Robert Sigala practice for the Homecoming event. UQ Cheerleaders added life to the bonfire with their jumps and cheers. Here, Rosa Rangel makes a perfect jump. 34 x We contemplat ou new goals We began the 1981-82 school year with as many activities as we could think of: the Blood Drive, Stock Show, Veteran's Day Pa- rade, skits for pep rallies, registra- tion, sporting activities, and many more activities. With all these ac- tivities, faculty and students pre- pared for the upcoming months. This gave us enthusiasm, inspira- tion, and hope to accomplish our goals. During the year we all gave part of our pride to make these things happen. fly Sabino Martinez proudly shows off his bacon at a livestock show. Q25 R.O.T.C. marches for the annual Veteran's Day Parade downtown. Dj Ramiro Aquirre helps the cafeteria ladies with Hal- loween make-up. My The Air Force Coun- try Critters performed during lunch. fij Mr. Robert Hernandez didn't know what he had gotten into, when the nurse began asking about his past medical history for the blood drive. N. W 1 LL g auge ' 'b-v..--' :ff Q 75 f6j Willie Nelson gave the audience what it was craving at a well-attended concert. 175 Rachel Varela pretends to be head Coach Charlie Arcienega during a skit El Chato presented at the pep rally, f8j During registration, Letty Torres reviews the classes she will take. Fall Activities 2 1 With Winter at our doors, we suddenly feel the rising joy of Christmas. This year Christmas brought new and interesting ac- tivities. With the yearly visit of Santa Claus came the excitement of coming up with someone who looked like Santa. Not ever suc- ceeding, La Chispa Staff took the leading roles. As part of the play came the decoration of doors, the Christmas concert and a joyful party given by OEA to kids in an El Paso orphanage. 115 Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, Lisa Moss- man and joe Portillo, smile for elementary students. f2j Mrs. Mary Ruth Hart's room joins the Christmas spirit by entering the door-decorating contest. Q31 Santa's still around at Christmas time, a yearly tradi- tion. f4j Santa's sled sure has changed since last year. Christmas spirit rings on Q 35 Q 22 Winter Activities 0 'Qf Winter at our doors ' Q 1 s 2 Q Sa flj Sonia Ramirez helps Michael up from the cafeteria table during a Christmas party OEA held for the orphanage. f2j Mr. jim Shelton directs the band at the annual Christmas concert, UQ Dolores Hernan- dez, james Brown and Jerry enjoy them- selves at a Christmas party. 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S K A ,.,.., A Q Q, A .K hw 5.51.35 M ,Sk A Q Q4 .,x ,M w W' Ball players are recognized 6a Sa 7- -nie 85 Basketball players were hon- ored with a banquet and a combi- nation of a Valentines and Appre- ciation Dance sponsored by Stu- dent Council and the Varsity Cheerleaders. The Basketball Court was recognized at the dance. The King and Queen re- ceived basketballs and the Queen also received a bouquet of roses. The Court included King Gilbert Saenz, Queen Liz Castillo and sen- iors Ruben Lujan, Linda Duran, Fray Candelaria, and Betty Lara. Sophomores Albert Fuentes and Yvette Martinez and freshmen Da- vid Myers and Elena Narvaez completed the court. QU The band Eclipse decides to let the KINT-98 Super Duck sing along. Q2j The judges wait for the contestants to en- ter. Q35 The contestants for the pageant line up to go on stage. Q45 After the second annual Beauty Pageant, the contestants gather around to congratulate the winners. Q55 Gilbert Saenz dribbles the ball down the court for two points. Q6j Danny Gin- ithan and Ms. Rose Alvarez wait their turn as Frank Castillo and Duane Mossman serve themselves a cup of punch. Q75 The freshman girls' basketball team, in the company of their coach, Mrs. Gloria Garza, enjoy the banquet hosted by the Stu- dent Council. Q8j The basketball court in- cluded, bottom row, freshman Elena Nar- varez, senior Linda Duran, Queen Liz Cas- tillo, Senior Betty Lara, and sophomore Yvette Martinez. Top row is senior Fray Candelaria, King Gilbert Saenz, and senior Ruben Lujan. This page sponsored by Student Council 25 Spring accentuates mood As we turned a new leaf in the spring, things grew colorful and our heavy clothing was put away. Spring events began to evolve. Baseball practice began, as well as track. Seniors helped beautify the campus by painting trash cans and restoring the marquee, which had not been used for four years. 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A 30 Favorites i junior Favorites Lucy Herandezg Ernie Chavez Sophomore Favorites Rosemary Rodriqnezg Luis Reyes e e e NSS Freshmen Favorites Sandra Grijalvag jose Varela Favorites 5 1 Homecoming Court honored Queen Maria' of the House of De la Rosaig Escorted by Robert Sigalab Senior Duchess Becky Rezendezg Escorted by W c Robert Hernandez junior Duchess Inez Morales Escorted by Tony Morales Sophomore Duchess D Iris Ginithang Escorted . by Alfonso Melendez E eva 5 it lf l l lst! l by see flfl Freshmen Duchess Gloria Zavalag Escorted by Zeke Reyes Homecoming Court 53 Most active seniors Miss I sHs Being chosen Mr. and Miss SHS is without a doubt the highest hon- or a Socorro senior can receive. Because the students are nominat- ed and elected by the faculty and administration, it is not a popular- ity contest. Instead, these students were chosen for their dedication to their studies and their contribu- tion to their school and communi- ty. , Chosen Miss SHS is Lucina Her- ' Q 34 Miss SHS nandez. Not only has she main- tained a 3.8 grade point average, she is also ranked, number three in her graduating class. , She has also served as an officer of Key Club for two years, partici- pated in the Gifted and Talented Program at Region XIX, and been active in all projects spon- sored by the Class of '82. Robert Hernandez was named Mr. SHS. He has also been active in class projects, serving as presi dent as a junior and treasurer as 1 sophomore. In N-IROTC, he wav named Company Commander thi year, and served as Operations Of ficer last year. He has also been 1 Batallion Leader for two years. This year Robert served as 1 manager for the girls' volleybal teams and was elected Most Popu lar. SHS SHS fl? if wif Basketb nr! Not Shown Albert Fuentes Yvette Martinez Basketball Court 37 Sa Q 5? flj Seniors chosen this year are, stand- ing, Rox Eskew, Guadalupe Aranda, Elida Torres, and Ruben Arrendondo. Seated are Lucinda Hernandez, Marty Tatum and Ruth Rodriguez. 121 Others are, standing, Danny Ginithan, Sally Zubia, Becky Garcia and Danny Fernandez. Seated are Marcela Dominguez, Linda Duran and Christina Al- meida. Not shown are Rosalinda Alvar- ado, Maria De La Rosa, Vendy Garcia, Lisa Mc Afee, Sylvia Padilla, Norma Rojas, Alfonso Sanchez, juana Trejo and Lupe Vega. 135 juniors honored this year are, standing, Paul Islas, David Dumich, Austin Holiday, Leo Irogoyen, jesus Garcia and Ivan Lopez, Sitting are Lucy Hernandez, Elizabeth Escudero and Karen Koivisto. My Who's Who members are, standing, Carl Link, Paul Padilla, Rafael Padilla, Cindy Lopez, Adrian Uguarte and jeff Tay- lor. Sitting are Martha Vela, Lucia Ruiz and Maribel Rodriguez. 155 Others are, standing, Conrad Duran, Patsy Campos, Elena Corchado, Gina Apodaca and Rey Chavez. Sitting are Ernest Chavez, Kitty Chavez and Gina Borrego. Not shown are Gracie Alcala, Elsa De La Cruz, Carol En- riquez, Isabel Mejia and Sandy Reyes. 1 ! i ? W e SHINING STARS First Alice Gonzalez Second Runner Up Cynthia Lyons Third Runner Up 42 Most Beautiful Ruth Rodriguez Robert Hernandez Marty Second Runner Up David Clarke Most Handsome 43 V 4 wig fn. V .' Xi wi-.N 5 - A Q X xii SXSW L -I sf? am Vi. 5 I' -wwQf1f, 'ikH4.MiH+ I 1 nz 411: A f . 25557 . -ii . lg ? 3 gw Q! :zsI.,. w 1 if ai ,fy i fi V5 if Q 3 , ..:.,,, q W ', - wwmf -?X-Q3 K ,F QJKXQ vu. HM if Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro VARSITY FOOTBALL 0 55 0 6 0 14 7 14 18 6 Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Gadsden 20 Cobre 20 Fabens 17 El Paso Hi 56 Eastwood 5 3 Ysleta 21 Riverside 34 Bel Air 70 Hanks 34 Parkland 38 15 Socorro Socorro 25 Socorro Socorro 35 Socorro Socorro 45 Socorro Socorro 55 Socorro Socorro 65 Socorro Socorro Socorro 75 Socorro Socorro 85 Socorro Socorro 95 Socorro Socorro 105 Socorro Socorro Socorro 115 Socorro Socorro 125 Socorro Socorro Socorro 135 Socorro Socorro 145 Socorro Socorro 155 Socorro Socorro 165 Socorro Socorro BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 53 jefferson 55 Bowie 15 Burgess 55 El Paso Hi 32 Andress 29 Mayfield 35 Riverside 49 Hanks 40 Ysleta 43 Cathedral 46 Scoreboards Socorro 7 '41 Socorro 5 51 Socorro 45 Socorro 42 Socorro ' 35 Socorrqff 53 Socorro ' 50 Socorro 37 Socorro 31 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 10 jefferson 9 jefferson 15 Ft. Hancock 15 Ft. Hancock 6 Riverside 8 Riverside 4 Austin 7 Austin 1 Irvin 0 Irvin 10 Bowie 15 Bowie 15 Bowie 15 EI Paso Hi 15 El Paso Hi 8 Burges 6 Burges 15 Coronado 15 Coronado 15 El Paso H 10 El Paso Hi 10 El Paso I-li 15 L.P.I. 15 L.P.I. 6 Andress 15 Andress 15 Andress 9 Riverside 15 Riverside 15 Loretto 15 Loretto 15 Andress 15 Andress 15 Gadsden 15 Gadsden Parkland 42 Eastwood 72 Bel Air 65 . Riverside 66 Hanks 48 Ysleta 66 Parkland 62 Eastwood 46 Bel Air 56 175 Socorro Ysleta Socorro Ysleta 1 85 Socorro Mayfield Socorro Mayfield 195 Socorro Coronado Socorro Coronado 205 Socorro Ysleta Socorro Ysleta 215 Socorro Parkland Socorro Parkland Socorro Parkland 225 Socorro Eastwood Socorro Eastwood 2 35 Socorro Canutillo Socorro Canutillo 245 Socorro Hanks Socorro Hanks 255 Socorro Bel Air Socorro Bel Air 265 Socorro Riverside Socorro Riverside 275 Socorro Ysleta Socorro Ysleta 285 Socorro Parkland Socorro Parkland 295 Socorro Eastwood Socorro Eastwood Socorro Eastwood 505 Socorro Hanks Socorro Hanks Socorro Hanks 515 Socorro Bel Air Socorro Bel Air GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Socorro Ausrin Socorro Bowie 50C01'1'0 jefferson 505030 El Paso High 50C0 U0 Eastwood Socorro Bel Ai,- 50C01'l'0 Las Cruces Socorro Riverside Socorro Hanks Socorro Yglega Socorro Fai-,eng Socorro Parkland' 30C01'l'0 Eastwood Socorro Bel Air 50C0l'1'0 Riverside Socorro Hgnkg Socorro Yslem Socorro paheng 50C01'l'0 Parkland j.V. Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro 13 Socorro Socorro Socorro 23 Socorro Socorro 33 Socorro Socorro Socorro 43 Socorro Socorro Socorro 53 Socorro Socorro 63 Socorro Socorro 73 Socorro Socorro Socorro 83 Socorro Socorro Socorro 93 Socorro Socorro 103 Socorro Socorro Socorro 3 Socorro BOYS BASKETBALL 40 jefferson 44 Bowie 22 Burges 33 El Paso 28 Austin 40 Hanks 25 Andress 68 Tornillo 17 Burgess 32 El Paso 51 Yselta 40 Mayfield 32 Riverside 31 Hanks 40 Ysleta 56 Cathedral 44 Parkland 49 Eastwood 44 Bel Air 51 Riverside 33 Hanks 57 Ysleta 54 A Parkland 56 Eastwood 29 Bel Air Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro j.V. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL 7 Bowie 15 Bowie 9 Bowie 11 Burges 5 Burges 15 Canutillo 6 Canutillo 15 Canutillo 5 Las Cruses 19 Las Cruxes 15 Las Cruxes 15 Andress 16 Andress 8 Riverside 4 Riverside 15 Austin 8 Austin 15 Austin 16 Irvin 15 Irvin 7 Irvin 15 Mayfield 15 Mayfield 14 Coronado 15 Coronado 15 Coronado 9 Parkland 123 133 143 .153 163 173 183 193 203 213 Socorro 15 Socorro 15 Socorro 15 Socorro Socorro 15 Socorro 1 5 Socorro 13 Socorro 15 Socorro 14 Socorro 14 Socorro I 5 Socorro 1 5 Socorro 15 Socorro 1 5 Socorro 15 Socorro 1 2 Socorro Socorro 15 Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro 15 Socorro 15 Socorro 15 Socorro 15 Socorro Socorro I2 GIRLS' j.V. BASKETBALL 20 Austin 29 Bowie 26 jefferson 50 El Paso Hi 32 Eastwood 45 Bel Air 32 Canutillo 54 Las Cruces 25 Riverside 41 Hanks Parkland Parkland Ysleta 1 1 Ysleta 1 5 Ysleta 12 Eastwood 11 Eastwood 15 Eastwood Bel Air 16 Bel Air 16 Ha-ks 10 I-I s 12 Ri side 11 Riverside Parkland 10 Parkland 15 Parkland 15 Ysleta Ysleta 15 Ysleta 1 5 Canutillo 15 Canutillo Canutillo Eastwood Eastwood Hanks 15 Hanks 15 Socorro '20 Socorro 63 Socorro 30 Socorro 45 Socorro 38 Socorro 27 Socorro 33 Socorro Socorro 39 18 Socorro 42 Yslet 30 Fabcns 38 Parkland 41 Eastwood 21 Bel Air 43 Riverside 23 Hanks 24 Yslcta 30 - Parkland 43 Fahens 24 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro 15 San Elizario 0 0 Irvin S9 29 Canutillo 0 0 Eastwood I 50 0 Parkland 17 14 Ysleta 28 45 Hanks 0 14 Riverside 27 0 Bel Air 70 Scoreboards 47 Pride keeps Bulldogs fighting Bulldog Pride is something ev- ery Socorro athlete holds in high regard. Pride is what makes them strive for perfection and keep fighting, even though they may not come up on top. Every member of the team knows what pride means. They won as a team and lost as a team. They supported each other and kept fighting. Much time and dedication went into their work- outs, because practice makes per- fect. Coach Charlie Arciniega and the staff devoted their time to the team, and gave them hope. Devo- tion and pride kept the Bulldogs together. ZQ Q15 Paul Padilla and David Peimbert hustle after a Ranger receiver. QZQ The team has a discussion during a time out 131 Bulldogs huddle together for a play Q43 The squad gets ready to attempt an other touchdown against the El Paso High Tigers. UQ The Bulldogs' offense strives for more yardage. Q61 The team poses for our photographer. 48 Football -4 K 5, E, - A l .fi m. .,...,. Tony Morales Martin Reazola Andy Garcia Adam Vasquez -WM., Paul Padilla Salvador Nieto Paul Islas David Pena juan Salcedo Benny Lopez mf Q, Bulldogs pull thru ith pride Ricky Flores David Peimbert 4+s.Wi MH Mr .X EL Kevin Hardts jerry Lucero Fernie Lopez julio Espinoza ,cm ,. ,ie r , ' o . ,.,,-2 A - . ' f W ,.5,ff- V Nacho Garcia Mike Graham 'ft Eddie Davila Carl Simmons joe Lucero Peter Anguiano Steve Lopez joe Renteria juan Galvan john Rodriguez Benjamin Navarrette Eddie Garcia The varsity football team start- ed off an enthusiastic but turbulent season with a 28-0 loss to the Gadsden Panthers. The team's stubborn desire to win brought them their first victory of the sea- son with a 55-20 decision over the Cobre Indians. The team stuck together and fought hard, but they somehow couldn't keep the momentum go- ing. As the season wound down, the Bulldogs ended up with a 9-1 sea- son record. Although season stat- istics were not too impressive, they do not express the will, pride and determination displayed by this varsity team. fljjulio Espinoza catches a kickoff dur ing the Homecoming game against the Riv erside Rangers. 12, Bulldogs attack an Ys leta opponent. GJ The squad forms a hud dle during the game against El Paso High Varsity Football 48C Freddie Price Luis Reyes David Herrera i Martin Crose Ramiro Madrid jesus Rodriguez Jaime Lara Xavier Ramirez Marlin Burciaga George Lopez Ramon Portillo Victor Rodriguez ,,, '! ' W ,, sf-'i ki Q , ' 1 ' 7 'fx Q 7 ' ' 4 'X R U , . J .M W ,Ni I' J ks 4 V l 5 , 1-m'r ' ' Mi , L X' !-'45-Cuff A ' I A 'W rr f' f P p K ' , e . 6 f Jar -945-,if ii. 3 A WW Q ft i 'lf K gi ' wig Ee ? 4 , s l , tif , 1. , win s? ,M X We , 3 45 2, 5 We X 1 In 411, -wlmi 1 z 4 gwww. ,ff . s M W 2 . wan W ' W W bmaw 'M ,Y a 2 as ,, ' .,,, M My , V 4. - M be ' ' 'L t : ,, -' 'f,-- . 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Q, V , ,57,M,,n In ' M4 mf W , If W if ,V W u ll, i ,h, , , 8 if va Football High pirits helptough season Under the guidance of coaches Robert Hernandez and Eddie Gonzalez, the junior varsity had a rough season, losing 7 games and winning 2. Although they started the sea- son off very well with a 15-0 victo- ry over San Elizario, they couldn't keep up the winning streak. The squad kept their spirits high and kept fighting throughout a tough season. Mike Carrasco and David Pena put forth fine performances and led their team with pride. IA ! . 2 Q 5 4 flj j.V. linemen are, top row, Rigo Aguilar, Luis Reyes, Ruben Macias,joe Lu- cero, and Ray Menendezg bottom row, Ed- ,. K ,Y D die Morales, Andy Galvan, john Rodri- guez, and Mando Fierro. Q21 Coaches Her- if nandez and Gonazlez look on to see Hanks defeat their hard working team. Q55 A A A stubborn Bulldog defense catches up with a E fig ,:.r A Hanks opponent. My j.V. backs are, top ' 2 ' gag ,i.,, wx X row. Benny Lopez, David Pena, Freddie W'-' ww 1 -if Yi ix tg-A A Priceg bottom row, Mike Carrasco, Hector Q - 2,1 O, fr I L? Q, Q Delgado, and Fernie Lopez. AT X ' f 1 t, Z ,f 3. -3, ,t , vi Ak . Q A, 6? kwa, . K .N mdsaky Q! by .wal I xl! Q A M! if ' A mf ' . au fr 'N .iw fe if 9 L f . 2 -- i S. . li y -if if 50 This Page Sponsored By Mr. Bobby Hernandez 14 ZQ 45 5 Q flj j.V. receivers are, top row, Sabino Martinez, Santos Gutierrez, Abe Ornelas and Casimiro Rios. f2j Bulldogs put up a good fight for the ball. Q31 j.V. Coaches look depressed after an upsetting game against the Hanks Knights. Q45 A tough defense comes off the field, after doing a good iob. Football 5 1 Determination improves team li I feel the season has been somewhat successful in the respect that the players now believe in themselves and know what itls like to win some games, stated Coach Chris Forbes, after ending an ex- ceptionally good season with a 4-5 overall season record. The team lost a few games, but squad leaders like Gustavo Mar- quez, Bobby Lucero, Leonard Montion, Robert Mossman and juan Chavez kept the team spirit up. That gave them the potential they needed to come back and end the season well. ' 3v s .i ts i ZQ , .Na 5 wi . i. FQ- 1 N, 1 X A :..,. Q . .M i tfts 1 e t L. e1-' 'tg t i 1 ' ,sr '- sv ,Le - se s 5 7' uf K if .t f - 3 i as L- . g is s K ,, , H, 2 X 3 s , sst f 1 ., I , . X 1 Ii' I if . i ,,.. . K, ,. Ex' X .K SEQ J 7 .. .1 ,rf f K Vy-: 52 Thls g Sd 'W QQSE 4 ' ' .2 fli p 5 tt-. Q15 Frosh backs are, top row, Steve Owens, Marcos Maran, Alfred Varela, Gustavo Marquez, Frank Flores, juan Chaves, Bobby Lucero, and johnny Garcia, bottom row, Felipe Lopez, jerry Quiias, Gustavo jasso, Peter Castillo, Leonard Montion, Ernie Gonzalez, and Danny Fres- quez. f2j Showing determination was one of the freshman team's best traits. f3j Frosh linemen are, top row, Mark Reyes, Oscar Escobar, Abe Saenz, Ray Maldon- ado, Mando Sapien and Nick Sanchez, bot- tom row, Manny Molina, Robert Moss- man, Raul Venegas, David Galvan, andjer- ry Corcado, Q f is si? Sw Xa i 4 64 Q45 Team members form a huddle as the Q53 Frosh football coaches are Mr. Alfon- Bulldogs come off the field after a crucial other members look on with anticipation. so Mendoza and Mr. Chris Forbes. 165 first half. Football 5 3 A Squad hows marked improvement H r - .. t . L-eh .1 . - , K X kkxk Y . sa xi., .'.,.,.,.., .. iilgykid 11353 g t, mwmmw ' was .- s wf Sits. X---L .as s Li, ,Qt ,X 'l 5254519 -,-- Q V ., - g f? , f it - .,., .s lr f , 1 5 of W t ,, LL . , f is ,It S527 fm t- Elia - f E 1 H f st, x 3+ 1 ff': S A vi- J .- x v t X -st 1 . . as xt XE - i ff E as t Q Sr.. it - ' s 5 I ii F- -- ' . 'L 7 - s 1 A 4 . ft - ft .V 1 f 1 1 5 T ' R S as 1 i S . i gli ' E 9 . -3 S if . S Q - M Q, 1 f . S . l A i A f sig 1 5 ' Q i ' . - --.'-'-- i X ' ,- 'a 3 i s :fir .2 5 - - . Q 2 525233 Sass' . ' ri if s - k.,- t-fi ,... e..,. 1 Q. .ts Qi feiiifil -- K--' f ffi 13:flQlf',f.4,:f'2?'fF'-C!Yhfffjf 3 5.42, f kVVkL,Lk-' w,.g:-ski 4 il? ,S ,mgsi fi- '5 bw' --he fm' i N' ' 'g s - Y'. , X . ia- -r .gg -L.. ---. .psf -k-.'.., L- ft.3E,eai5,,3, 3-yfz,t-ggg .fk.-- , ,,.,,Sg5,,.a5g f 5 7 ' ' . L,- e XLXX t ini? ' H . 4 1 The Varsity Volleyball team ob- tained a seasonal average of .500. They competed against tough teams such as Riverside, Hanks, Bel Air and Eastwood. Throughout the season, the out- standing players were Linda Duran, Lisa McAfee and Maribel Garay. They were also returning letterman, and brought a sense of leadership to the group. Mr. Frank Perez, coach, said the group had improved a great deal since last year. He added that the only problem this season was the tough teams they had to play. 54 Volleyball The most exciting games were Hanks, Parkland and Ysleta. To the girls, volleyball is a very com- petative sport which includes scraped knees and bruised elbows. During the games, Mr. Perez was not always yelling, he was plan- ning a strategy to help the girls overcome their opponents. Mr. Perez said the best thing about this season was that the girls were playing as a group, and they were playing very enthusiastically. Mr. Perez expects a more exciting sea- son next year. 115 The team members are, back row, manager Diane Solis, Grace Acala, Mari- bel Garay, Cyria Rubio, Linda Duran, Elsa Osoria, Darlene Calderon, Lisa McAfee and Coach Frank Perez. The front row is Johanna Davila and Ester Gonzalez. 125 As teammates look on, Lisa McAfee tries to increase the Bulldog score. 135 Maribal Garay serves, hoping to score. 145 Cyria Rubio 1165, Elsa Osoria 1125, and Darlene Calderon 1155 stretch before a home game. ie? x XX 31.5509 .4 X. xx Si N-Sw Spikers have tou h season A 1 A 5 .The junior-varsity volleyball season was fairly split with a re- cord of 12 wins and 11 losses. As a new coach, Mr. jesse Brown had his hands full trying to accustom the girls to his form of coaching. The team opened the season with a depressing loss to Bowie. Mr. Brown considered third place in the Ysleta tournament a re- markable achievement, since there were ten teams competing. As the team progressed toward the end of the season, the most 56 Volleyball ,.., Wh! K, at V I 4. ' , 1 E l' , X Y iff' ,' 7 :'w2tr1.,,ffyfeaf,' r aa s umm 4 ' i 'TM' me i'.i , 'TZ' ?2l.'zr,23:51,:3,j1-pw W A ., 2. . fr l r fig' f 1 5, ,W ,,f.r,,ff l .,., A7 V U S, ' - Yi ii fi ,. fi , ' a wx A .Lg I 'x li QEZJV, : V ' ' .L t mv ,, e -,' . Q2 exciting games were against Coro- nado and Riverside. After observing the girls throughout the season, Mr. Brown said he considered Lupe Maldon- ado, Norma Navarette, Maria Alba and Diane Delage to be the most aggressive and hard-working players. Mr. Brown added that he feels the girls have improved con- siderably since their last season, and is looking forward to a much more exciting season next year. 44 fly After upsetting Hanks, the Bulldogs unite on the court, 12, Before a home game, the Bulldogs warm up to face a tough opponent. Oy The team members are, back row, Coach jesse Brown, Nancy Gomez, Norma Navarette, Veronica Na- varette, Diane Delage and Inez Morales, front row, Nora Osoria, and manager Lau- ra Hernandez. f4j Diane Delage attempts to score against the Hanks opponents. fij Through a tough game, the Bulldog play- ers try to increase the score. lil During a game against Ysleta, the Bulldog defender attempts to stop a score. f6j After winning their first game, the Bulldog offensive drive tries to increase the score. C85 Nor- ma Navarette and Diane Delage attempt to block a opponents' spike. Q ' 21, ei'-sss'f-1 izi-' :E !il'I5!.. .L Al .1 'gn , M 65 X2-1.-:fy :fl -:QW my -.Q w x N X .. 1 U: NN-::iiSfSi:5WSiS.'fz9lfiiff-V?'Y3i?Efizflisf-F . N Q -.X lffiirififffillswfgs,-.-'iii...f3'1 fm.-f'5'..'ff-..'f..:g,f ' ' l Qi K A X ' 5 . 1 . . .. Q . we-xx.. V Q. K X I M .-X. X q,wQ-f-Lw M -:, i 2. Xfxigsf fs' Q g wwggwgw-fmgfw--M...f,W.,N... A l gi ' l - . W fi- .iw . , . .2 W' - . L .,. mmig, . . A. . . , l L M '--- - all L - K K 5' Q- Ki5Y.?QsWSP?rf2?fi5'v3GfH3f'fm- 5 - if' -1 . K -- -K V .K 0 -. .A . N - ' . K . . sg B .. V- l l Q 2 . N l J 2' K1 ., 7 fy.. k , N ff' K W M me A , xxx 74 85 Volleyball 5 7 Iirosh enjo f i S 3 14 inning season ZQ Mrs. Gloria Garza joined the faculty this year, and coaching the freshman volleyball team was her first assignment. I've really en- joyed this because the girls really hustle and put all they've got into the game, she said. Team captain Elena Narvarez defended the back line, while Lupe Marez and Dolores Lucero handled the spiking chores. Best servers were Sandra Berumen and Maria Jimenez. Susie Orona was not only a top setter, she also man- aged to keep the team spirit run- ning high. Terry Granillo was noted for her killer serves, and Virginia Martinez was the team's most im- proved player. Front players were Sandra Vasquez and Claudia Saldivar. The team was tied for first place as the season wound down, but a disappointing loss to Ysleta junior High left the Bulldogs in second place. COACH GARZA 34 flj The freshmen volleyball starters are, tinez. KZQ Lupe Mares blocks an oppo- Borrego, manager. Sitting are Claudia Sal standing, Nena Narvaez, Susie Orona and nent's spike. Q31 Second team members divar, Terry Serna and Rosie Gallardo Terry Granillog sitting, Dolores Lucero are, standing, Rosie Zamora, Rosie Fer- Kneeling is Maria Jimenez. and Lupe Mares, Kneeling is Virginia Mar- nandez, Sandra Vasques and Veronica 58 Volleyball .V. team lacks experience Q Q The junior Varsity squad, coached by Mr. jesse Brown, be- came a reality largely because Mr. Robert Roeder at the junior high worked with the team last year. For the first year, SHS had a lot of persons try out for tennis. I would like to see even more try out when we get new facilities, Coach Brown said. jesus Gonzalez, Kim Hodgkins, Robert Johnston and Tracy Ruth- erford were the top players for the team. 2 A . 1. junior Varsity tennis members are, front row, jesus Martinez, Tracy Ruther- ford, Yollie Mendoza, Diana Watkins, Es- tela Morales and Greg Riggs, middle row, Chris Stallworth, Robert Johnston, Carrie Glidwell, Kim Hodgkins, and joe Apo- dacag back row, Enrique Alfaro,jesus Gon- zales, and Philip Colemanero. 2. Diana Watkins and Kim Hodgkins await a serve. 3. jesus Gonzales returns the serve. Tennis 59 arsity improves greatl A young and inexperienced var- sity tennis team came off last year's winless season to offer stiffer competition to their oppo- nents. Outstanding players in fall com- petition were seniors Angie Espin- osa and Marty Tatum, and juniors Fernie Carrillo, Brian Ledger, Carl Link and Lucy Moncayo. To stay close in competition is our main goal. We're going to give our district opponents a run for their money, said Coachjesse Brown. 60 Tennis Q K. Q Q Q Q 4 4 QU Varsity boys tennis team members are Thomas Calderon, Fernie Carrillo, Greg Riggs,jesus Martinez, and Carl Link. Q25 Varsity girls tennis team members are Diana Watkins, Yvonne Luna, Yollie Men- doza, Lucy Moncayo, and Estella Morales. 13, Thomas Calderon looks on as jesus Martinez serves the ball. My Tennis team managers are Becky Garcia, Sally Zubia, and Lisa Mossman, Qij Thomas Calderon and Kim Hodgkins face tough opponents. f6j Diana Watkins prepares to serve. Tennis 61 la Running Bulldogs display pride 62 Cross-Country Cross-Country boys' season be- gan Sept. 19 and ended at the Dis- trict ZAAAAA meet Oct. 31 at the Ysleta cutoff. The team worked hard through- out the season, with endless hours of practice after school. With Mr. Dale Reinhart as their coach, the boys had more enthusiasm. Top runners for the team were Richard Gutierrez and johnny Hernandez, who did exceptionally well. IIICXPCYICIICC CHUSCS HO P1'OblCII1 we .- 451 U Y .A ' u . ,. ,L ,myz L , . ,, AI,,,..,..., ' .a my - , 5 f ,. ,f ,r , V, '-' '- awww, ,,,,. V y , ,., ' . A it r , a f t , W, 5 ' ' ff,-7-', 'fjffffg' fy f. -f K .M-V. qw-.Jw 'fgyv .ffwifw.fwZ'f',',Jt' . . 4 e ' V w . ,, f t WAT' fr f. K., .c 5?,fa'U11g,,,f,, ' A H, , - ,mw:wf. ,L ww. wfvxwet we .,,, ff'a??WW wa., ii- .1 ,- ., iam Jw ' wg - tm my ,f sr. ,M 'K mv, ff g ,gpg K 5 ffgz ' 'L'-?1fzx,f ww -af., ggi. N f 7.3. ,r ff , ' Q 2 my xr f ' C 4 The Varsity Cross-Country sea- son began Sept. 19 and lasted until Oct. 31. The team, coached by Mr. Dale Reinhardt, was all sopho- mores except for Sonia Solano, who was a freshman. The most outstanding runner on the team was Lucy Terrazas. Although the girls had no ex- perience, they had an exciting sea- son. 115 Raul Garcia hurries to the finish line. 125 Varsity girls warm up to start the race. 155 Lucy Terrazas, Eva Hernandez and Beatrice Barrientos take a break after a long day at the Riverside met. My Lucy Terrazas and Beatrice Barrientos stretch their legs before a race. Cross-Country 63 X-Country teams show talent 4 1 This year was the first for cross country in the girls' division. They competed against tough runners from Bowie, jefferson, Ysleta and Bel Air. Mr. Dale Reinhardt com- mented that the girls competed at a very high rank compared to oth- er runners in their district. They have a lot of potential and should do very well in future meets. The outstanding runners were Cruz Perez and Margret Provincio. Through blisters and cramps the girls never gave up. With hard work, the boys' Cross Country seemed as though they had experienced many seasons of running. They were ranked third in the district meet and Mr. Rein- hardt said that he considered it a very high accomplishment. The outstanding runners were David Meyers and David Garcia. Mr. Reinhardt said he thinks next year the pack should do well. 64 Cross-Country Q4 QS 4 6 Team members are, back row, Letty Martinez, Connie Irigoyen, Ruby Lyons, Delores Lerma, Rhonda Parks, and Chris- tina Vallejog front row, Cruz Perez, Ga- briela Bustillos and Barbara Provencio. CZH Pat Cruz and Gabriela Bustillos stretch before their warm up run. f3j Cruz Perez and Pat Cruz warm up before a practice meet. 145 David Trujillo and David Meyers run during fourth period to keep in shape. 155 Team members are, back row, David Meyers, Ismael Trujillo, David Lopez and Dario Alvaraclog front row is Greg De La Torre,jose Varella and David Garcia. f6j Ismauel Trujillo, David Meyers, David Lo- pez and David Garcia await Mr. Reinhart's instructions. 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Mr. Paul Madrid said all the players deserve recognition for all the hard work they put forth, and that everytime they were victori- ous it was because of total team effort. Q11 Managers are Ricky Avila and David Herrera. C25 Liz Castillo 135 Becky Resen- dez Q45 Elsa Osoria 155 two points.! Q65 Grace Alcala Q71 Becky Resendez at- tempts a pass to Grace Alcala to increase the Bulldog lead. f8j Maribel Garay has a hot hand. Q95 Maribel Garay C105 Linda Duran 1115 Liz Castillo chalks up points in the Socorro tournaments. U25 Coach Paul Madrid f13j Linda Duran shoots for two. 1145 Liz Castillo takes it to the hoop. Basketball 7 1 Unity keeps j-V going 1 A I'm very proud of this team. I feel it's been one of the best teams I have ever had in high school. Helping each other and playing as a united team really kept them go- ing at all times, said Coach Frank Perez. Schools like jefferson and Las Cruces Mayfield really gave them a tough season. Starters for the j.V. were Louie Cabrera, Frank Castillo, Albert Fuentes, Nelson Lizarazo and Matthew Farley. High scorers were Albert Fuentes, averaging 13.4 pts. per game, and Louie Cabrera, averag- ing 11 pts. per game. ZA Q15 1981-82 j.V. Basketball members are, kneeling, Rudy Ortiz and Alex Domin- guez. Standing is Silverio Anguiano, man- ager, Victor Ramirez, Albert Fuentes, Nel- son Lizarazo, Matthew Farley, joe Espin- oza, George Lopez, Frank Castillo and Coach Frank Perez. f2j Eddie Ramirez throws the ball in. Q35 jose Espinoza 72 This page sponsored by Mrs. Helene B. Price shoots two free throws. Q-0 Eddie Ramirez dribbles the ball past an El Paso High op- ponent. fij Eddie Ramirez shoots free throws, while Bulldogs wait to get the re- bound. f6j Ramirez looks for someone to pass the ball to. UQ Nelson Lizarazo goes for two. 9 4- Enthusiastic attitude 1 1 4 Under the guidance of first year bas- ketball coachjesse Brown, the j.V. girls had a good season. Everything seemed to be going their way at the beginning of the season as they started off with a five-game win- ning streak. They couldn't keep the mo- mentum going as they entered district competition, but they still managed to over take opponents such as Eastwood and El Paso High. The team's best traits were a strong defense and enthusiastic minds. This is what kept them alive in the district race. Q 5 ,,, ve M.. keeps J. . alive Q2 v E ,, K' ,, 1.1 44 Freshman boys The boys' Freshmen basketball team began Dec. 2 against Bel Air. Teams like Hillcrest, Ysleta, Eastwood, and Riverside gave the Bulldogs a rough season. First- year coach Al Mendoza said he hopes that in the coming year the Bulldogs will improve and be- come even more competitive against larger schools. 24 CU The 1981-82 boys' freshman basketball team members are, kneeling, Garrel Dean, Javier Quintanilla, Peter Castillo, Hector Escudero and David Myers. Standing is Is- mael Trujillo, Marcos Moran, Robert Mossman, Chris Islas, David Lopez, Danny Fresquez and Coach Al Mendoza. f2j Da- vid Lopez goes for a jumpball. C35 Bull- dogs shoot free throws from an opponent's foul. Q41 Freshman guys huddle during a Socorro time out. v 4 76 Basketball give their all IA .W A 'J ri ak -1- ' Qs n 'K , nt... Q vs. 34 Frosh girls look to next year t K., . at A .g s ,L ' f, . I ii ,:,. Q A IA 2- 34 The freshmen girls' basketball season began Dec. 2 with a tough game against Bel Air. Although the girls had no experience they kept their spirits high and they tried their best to the last minute, according to Coach Gloria Garza. Teams like Bel Air, Hillcrest and Ysleta gave the team a tough sea- son. High scorers who did an ex- cellent job throughout the season are Lupe Marez, Maria Navarro and Sandra Berumen. flj The 1981-82 freshman basketball girls are, kneeling, Elena Narvaez, Maria Jimenez, Virginia Martinez and Maria Na- varro. Standing is Mrs. Gloria Garza, Man- agers Patsy Navarrette and Sylvia Valen- 44 cia, Nelda Lopez, Claudia Saldivar, Rosie Fernandez, Susie Orona, Lupe Mares, Ter- ry Serna, Manager Rosa Zamora, Ruby Ly- ons, managers Sandra Vasquez, Terry Granillo, and Margie Granillo. f2j Rosa Fernandez goes for a jumpball. Q31 Ruby Lyons guards a Riverside opponent. Q41 Lupe Marez waits for the Riverside game to start. Basketball 77 ' : -s, - .ser its N f ne. at st A. .,6,N - mi fs? t . sw M1 255532 3. fs' 2 4, IA Dedication helps players The Varsity Baseball team start- ed off the 1982 season under the supervision new head coach Leon Antwine, who said, Our team players have talent and they have dedicated themselves to hard work. Throughout the season they met up with several challenging teams, but with a lot of hard practice the team found it easier to go up against schools like Bel Air and Eastwood. The team also had an improved baseball homefield on which they won their share of games. i,.kM3h: , H , l'siteg:siwa,A . t, 2 A ls 1 I ar S.. 2 Q 15 The Varsity Baseball Team members are, top row: Carl Simmons, Luis Morales, juan Saucedo, Ricky Rangel, Robert Ran- gel and Mike Solis. Bottom row is Alvaro Barrera, Gilbert Saenz, Kiki Seagle, Ray Rodriguez and Herbert Reyes. 25 juan Sau- cedo practices his batting. 35 Managers for the team are Gabriel Villegas, joe Ren- teria, Maria Rivera, Viola Avila and ,Ioan- na Davila. 45 Players relax after a practice session. 55 Coach Leon Antwine discusses the techniques of sliding with his team. 65 Kiki Seagle plays catch with a fellow team- mate. 75 joe Renteria and Gabriel Villegas watch as Ramiro Aguirre practices his sliding. Q Q Baseball 79 ,,,,,,W H 3. it fi Si if fs. Liv 'Qi' A -is 80 Baseball ractice makes j V perfect The j.V. baseball team started practicing before the season start- ed. With long hours of practice after school the team accom- plished their victories against oth- er schools. According to Coach Chris Forbes, Eastwood and Riv- erside will be about their only tough competition. The outstand- ing players on the team were Alex Dominguez, Rudy Ortiz, Richie Armendariz, Leonard Montion and Louie Cabrera. QU The 1982 V. baseball team mem- bers are, kneeling, juan Reyes, Leonard Montion, Manny Reyes and Richard Her- nandez. Standing are Richie Armendariz, Manny Molina, David Trujillo, Rudy Saenzhlose Quintero and Ramiro Madrid. Not shown are Rudy Ortiz, Louie Cabrera and Alex Dominquez. f2j Ramiro Madrid slides to base. 135 Richie Armendariz gets to catch the ball. 'Dogs hit the track A1 A 4 5 The track teams started their season Feb. 26 at the Burges meet. Through blis- ters and cramps, the teams worked out dai- ly to improve their skills. Coach Dale Reinhardt commented that he was pleased with the performances of Tony Morales, julio Espinoza, Martin Crose and David Herrera and the freshman and j.V. teams should do well in their divisions. In their seasons they will compete against tough runners from Burges, Hanks, Eastwood and Bel Air. Q15 Head Coach Dale Reinhardt Q2j Distance runners, back row, are Domingo Lerma, Armando Depolido, jose Lara, Manny De La Cruz, julio Espinoza, Bar- nabe Rojo, Ernie Chaves and-juan Hernan- dez. Front row is johnny Garcia, Ernie Gonzalez, Ricky Garcia, Martin Palacios, 4 4 Gregg De La Torre, David Garcia, David Lopez. 135 Shot put and discus members are, back row, Paul Islas, Venegas, Martin Crose and Tony Front row is Abraham Saenz, David van, jesus Rodriques, and Mark lv asquc Q4j David Herrera jumps the hurdles. 82 This page sponsored by Mr. Gonzalez 8: Mr. Reinhardt A 1 I Q2 bg '9 ,. .x n ,Q f K ,, 9, g 55+ t , ., A R i Y R v a ' :,I ,E ' Q We 'ie , Q ,,,zs e s R to R es , w R 1' R Q i s at ,R f ,t ' ' N ea A t as M, R, ,fig gf- X ' a .t R ' ' e z, ? 1 K3 1 V if gf, H ,rl I '. I Kb K A R 4 s f 2 ' -- :. ,. , , X -, i 5' f - 1 wa- 4 Q R i W 1 ' M Y . 5 of g g fk ,Q I ,,.. in R . q -'K 1 q If 1 K , ig?.,x V K F yr 3. :A I Ks, V VA I .li A g L- X 1 , Y t -J '- .. - i K Q5 0,3 --L. ,VVVVVI V ff2li?'ft3 5 jg? W 4'-wi, V! 231 ' T by , ' .iw ka ,tg if f ,X ew, , , 4 , , v , my f rf, V .,... Q a xx-- 4? I A 65 fly Pole vaulters are Peter Anguiano,john Q Garcia, jose Rodriguez, joel Rodrigues and 4 Ramon Portillo. QZQ jose Rodrigues clears the pole. 155 Sprinters are, back row, David Pena, George Gomez, Alfredo Varela, Casimiro Rios, Nick Terrazas, Kevin Hardts, -Iavier Quintanilla, Steve Rios, Danny Ramirez and Mike Carrasco. Front row is David Galvan, 1 David Lozano,-jerry Quiias, Peter Lugo, Oscar Y Arzatte, Mike Vela,-juan Chavez, Dario Alvar- ado, Benny Lopez and David Herrera. My Pe- ter Lugo hits the blocks. 151 ..... And their H off! Track 83 EX erience enhances olfers The golf team, coached by Mr. Frank Perez, had their first tour- nament at the Ysleta Independent School District Feb. 22 and 23. With experience from last year, Robert Darnell, jeff Taylor and jerry Rodriguez did very well. As the team becomes bigger each year, we plan to become bet- ter and better, said Coach Perez. fly james Brown f2j Shawn Taylor Q35 jerry Rodriquez Q40 Matthew Farley Q55 Coach Frank Perez helpsjames Brown im- prove his swing. 16, jeff Taylor Uj Rob- ert Darnell f8j Coach Perez shows jerry Rodriquez how to grip a club. Golf 85 GIRLS' FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Socorro 24 Socorro 26 Socorro 50 Socorro 28 Socorro 19 Socorro 29 Socorro 30 Socorro 31 Socorro 19 Socorro 25 Socorro 29 Socorro 22 Socorro 32 Socorro 37 Socorro 39 Socorro 23 Bel Air Riverside Hillcrest Eastwood Ysleta jr. Ysleta Parkland Hanks Bel Air Riverside Hillcrest Eastwood Ysleta jr. Ysleta Parkland Hanks BOYS' FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Socorro 19 Socorro 25 Socorro 29 Socorro 14 Socorro 16 Socorro 25 Socorro 36 Socorro 32 Socorro 27 Socorro 27 Socorro 40 Socorro 28 Socorro 36 Socorro 35 Socorro 39 Socorro 46 86 Scoreboards Fabens Riverside Hillcrest Eastwood Ysleta jr. Ysleta Hi Parkland Hanks Bel Air Riverside Hillcrest Eastwood Ysleta jr. Ysleta Hi Parkland Hanks GIRLS' FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Socorro Hanks Hanks Hanks Ysleta High Ysleta High Riverside Riverside Riverside Parkland Parkland Ysleta jr. Ysleta jr. Ysleta jr. Hillcrest Hillcrest Hillcrest Eastwood Eastwood Bel Air Bel Air j.M. Hanks j.M. Hanks Ysleta High Ysleta Ysleta Riverside Riverside Riverside Parkland Parkland Parkland Ysleta jr. Ysleta jr. Yslet jr. Hillcrest Hillcrest Eastwood Eastwood Eastwood Bel Air FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Bel Air Ysleta jr. Eastwood Parkland Ysleta Hi Hanks Riverside Hillcrest Fabens 15 15 6 4 7 12 15 15 9 14 15 12 6 9 15 11 16 8 9 14 16 15 8 15 7 15 10 15 7 17 6 6 17 8 14 8 16 12 15 fforfeitj 26 12 33 8 0 6 7 14 12 5 if is 4 k 1 , , , -i. Cheerleaders go straight to The varsity cheerleading squad, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hargrove, attended the National Cheerleader Association fNCAj summer camp and returned with honors. Cindy Lopez was named All-American Cheerleader, the highest award given at this camp, for the second consecutive year. They also brought home an excel- lence award, an excellence award in finalist competition, a spirit stick, a spirit megaphone, and two superior ribbons. They devoted their time at games, pep-rallies, and numerous events to build Bulldog spirit and undying pride in S.H.S. They had fund raisers including bake sales, burrito sales, and jackets which helped with many of the cheer- leaders expenses. They also learned new routines and all-in-all they really got down to the spirit of things when they gave confidence to Socorro's ath- letic teams. the top A y if r ai'5 'g?W4?fii' wifzf r y 'V ' ff 1 g f AZ V, 5 an M 5 W r W 'S Patsy Patmo 5 gwM'XwiSrace Fxerro X at -A - ,N W 4 525, .zygsx - 1 waz. X PH-in .S x . .az 'f .1 1 . L ,m'- L 373, . . xx 151-zip. -' 'WN .Af, wf.'l,,a. . f ,A ,F N.. ,Q A Na vm W S ' lggggm .jeff ,- ' ,fa-N -we . ,,. j r w as H rv: ,- ' .gig 1 This Page Sponsored By Mr. 8: Mrs. Gary Hargrove 89 J V. Cheerleaders build spirit Socorro's -I.V. cheerleaders were sponsored by Mrs. Martha Biddle. She sponsored a fine and hardworking squad which attend- ed the National Cheerleaders As- sociation fNCAj summer camp. They returned with two excellence ribbons, one superior award, and one outstanding award in finalist competition. Fund raisers such as bake-sales held this year have helped with uniforms and other necessities. j.V. helped in getting people to yell and participate in athletic ac- tivities and most of all to show how much pride we have for our school. They really worked hard learning new routines and cheers to help our spirit build even high- er. This team has really contribut- ed time and effort, confidence and patience to be the excellent team they are today. And being excel- lent, of course, means being a part of Socorro High School. F 7 A f , M. res. :fy f--1 S+ ,w-.wa-r wa ' . yt t is 7, sew, ff ,.'fN'i'--51 + , - an undying quality at S.H S 90 Cheerleaders gil .S igxa Cheerleaders 9 M-WV. Cheerleaders are on the move The Freshmen cheerleaders this year gave everyone in S.H.S. a fas- cinating first impression perfor- mance beginning at Socorro's pep-rallies. Sponsored by Mrs. Su- san Hernandez, they brought Bull- dog Territory an outstanding rib- bon and two excellence awards. Cheerleaders, welcome to So- corro High of 1981-82! E' ,iff 92 Cheerleaders AL' Chess Club makes a move Determined students convinced Mr. Craig Small to sponsor a new organization on our campus, the Chess Club. They met each Tues- day during the lunch hour to chal- lenge each other and discuss strat- egy. They also attended tourna- ments at other schools, displaying their prowess on the game board. 115 Kelly and Robert try their luck at the fabulous game of chess. Q23 Members include, front row, Kelly West, jesus Gar- cia, Austin Holiday, and Kevin West. Back row is, Chris Islas, Robert Darrnel and Mr. Craig Small. 135 Kevin and Robert take their turn. is 4' Chess Club 93 ii Key Club serves Socorro ii sis gi 2 -1 f The Key Club, service organiza- tion of Socorro High, is spon- sored by Mrs. Yvonne North and Mrs.judith Mohrhauser. With the Kiwanis Club as their parent orga- nization, they managed to take part in such activities as the selling of luminarios and dinner book- lets, and visiting the old folks home for Christmas. They also thought of sponsoring the 1981-82 Talent Show. Members are, front row: Lucina Hernandez, treasurer: Gina Apodaca, secretary, Margie Cubberly, president, andjerry Ro- driguez, vice president, back row: Lupe Aranda, Yvonne jurado, Ida Carbajalg and not shown are Rox -iee hx? -f ii y f K is 5 Q ,.. l ',t:, .. e K N s' E Eskew and Magda Alarcon. K - -L ' ,ff og , T ' I tx Q 'll W E Y X 5 - X g l Il 1 94 Key Club e Q X x l X N X I' XX C 9 4 ' -.L--U,,4 Key Club sponsors are Mrs.judith Mohrhauser and Mrs. Yvonne North. Flag girls inspire spirit ik 'QE . -a is 1 A.: K. ? fiv ... . .. MQ? ,.i,,.,.,1,...t'- Socorro high school's flag corps consisted of 14 girls, more than half of them sophomores and juniors. It was the first time the squad competed in competition with the band, who received an excellent rating. It may all seem fun and glamorous, but it's not. The girls begin practice before school gets out in the spring, and continue all through the summer. They held bake sales to help pay for any extra clothing they wished to obtain to add to their uniforms. They also participated with the band in selling items to raise funds for uniforms, trips and any other items that will help im- prove the band. The squad is supervised by Mrs. Marlene Maegher, who worked with the girls before and after school during football season to perfect their halftime routines. QU The Socorro High Flag girls are, back row, Ida Gonzales, Maria De La Rosa, Sonia Ramirez, Lisa Mossman, Betty Patino, Norma Rojas, Alicia De La Rosa, and Martha Dominguez. Front row is Ter- ry Carrasco, Lucy Hernandez, Carol Enri- guez, Christie Munoz, Leticia De La Rosa and Marina Estrada. QD The girls show their spirit at the football games. 135 Letty and Maria watch on as the ICSI of the girls try to get their act together. Flag Girls 95 km ,, - xdfi. X, 535 V 1 , , , ,, ,f W M 4 W I4 ff W, f ., XM, Talented band members 11j Alex Lizarazo practices. 121 S.H.S. Drum Majors. 135 Annette Brewster tunes up. 145 Mark Cruz runs through region music. 155 Pre-Area members are David Dumich, Mabel Navarette and Barbra Tru- jillo. 165 All-Region band members, 1981- l982. 171 Band officers are President Ma- bel Navarette, Vice-President Mark Cruz, Secretary Barbra Trujillo and Representa- tives Austin Holiday and Frances Rojas. Q 3 4 4 A il ig? at ,iii pp . .....j I .. jj k21,.L1,. A ' pee? rw-Q, ' defeat. 3 f-as s' sta e t lo fi jj 5? . si f be 5 in 3 5 B 5 Q 5 iizfl .ir t sst w K scc 1 1 fi-.Ti V 't - 'I if S 5 4 Band is proud to mention the 98 Band many honored members who have either represented the Band or have achieved their goals involv- ing music. This year the band has two outstanding Drum-Majors who were a great addition to the band. S.H.S. band also had fund raisers throughout the year such as bakesales, concerts, and a big money maker, skating parties. Council keeps busy Socorro's Student Council real- ly worked hard on activities, fund- raising projects and school par- ticipation days. On this page are captured only a few of the many activities they sponsored. Q 45 QU jerry Rodriguez looks on as Mrs. Cookie Laffler donates blood. Q21 Marty Tatum leads a discussion about Christmas activities. Q35 Marty Tatum, Ms. Ardell Stegman, Ms. Olga jacquez, Ms. Dolores Duenez and Ms. Rose Alvarez listen to sug- gestions from the membership. Q41 Hal- loween gave Bulldogs a chance to dress up for school. fij Rox Eskew and Austin Holiday check student schedules while or- ganizing the blood drive. Student Council 99 Student Council generates ideas Pres. Marty Tatum Vice. Mary Medina Sec. Rey Chavez Treas Austin Holiday Parli Gina Apodaca efore a meeting. Socorro's Student Council is no doubt one of the most important and determined clubs in the school. The club consists of repre- sentatives of other clubs who bring in news and ideas of future plans. The Student Council is sponsored by Miss Ardell Steg- man, Mrs. Kim Murphy, Ms. Do- lores Duenez and Miss Rosa Al- varez. They've helped the club along it's way through activities such as participation in the Fresh- man Orientation, being in charge of Homecoming's halftime, secret pal teacher Appreciation, Project Smile-an Alcohol awareness cam- paign- having concession stands during a few basketball games, and participation in school pride. They also went to Austin for a convention that lasted three days. Q .X WMM Norma Salas Lorena Hernandez Rosalida Valles Tony Oropeza Daniel S. Ginithan 100 Student Council 2 Sally Zubia Christina Almeida Danny Fernandez erry Rodriqucz ,V A A, My l Robert Rangel Margie Cubberly Elsa Martinez Yvonne juraclo Rox Eskew -r-.. P , Betty Patino jose Portillo RHCHGI Lopez Ida Carbajal Millie Apodaca Rosa Ol'l'lUl1i0 5 nv A if r 1 R Susanna Ramirez Letty Padilla 4 S s Christina Munoz Lucy Hernandez Bertha Orduno Blanca Calderon Spanish Club cultivates PBISY CHIIIPOS Elvia Cano Alvaro Escobedo Marina Eslrada S C Marisela Gallegos Lorena Hernandez Blanca Lopez Manuela Misquez Lupe Munoz Rosa Orduno Letty Padilla jerry Rodriguez Eva Lopez Lupe Rayas 102 Spanish Club The Spanish club has helped in bringing together Mexican- American students to combine ideas and to get to know one an- other. The officers are President Isabel Mejia, Vice President Eva Lopes, Secretary Elvia Cano, Trea- surer Patsy Campos, and sponsor Mrs. Marisela Landavazo, who's given the club full support all through the year. They've worked hard in bringing out their heritage and elaborate language. heritage and language Benita Saldana Martha Telles f de s ro Spanish Club 103 EIC Letty Padilla Editor Angie Arellano Co-Editor Lupe Acosta Photographer Martha Alvarado Sports Olga Barraza Classes Ellen Carr Academics Matthew Farley Sports Marguerrite Foix Clubs Elizabeth Golden Ads 8: Index Sandra Griialva Classes Kevin Hardts Classes Chris Islas Sports Throughout all the trials, tribu- lations and deadlines, the El Chato staff met all of its goals. Not only did they add 20 pages, including 4 color pages, they also created a new section to cover, academics. Editor Letty Padilla, Co-editor Angie Arelleno, and advisor Mrs. Cookie Laffler, with the staff, achieved the new ideas and style that they had worked hard to put into this El Chato. 104 This page sponsored by hato made it happen if I 'L K Q L '- E t, ,.,, Q' a t flifis, jif, ' ', -2 f '- V 'W ,M if ,,,g,,gg W Q y ' ,, ' - 4 V if 1 A W A r , t 5 QM ,V lm: ikpff yi 5,51 1' if i z -,ti 5 t l ati , ,ww fe 1-twzwiwftr 'P' :ff -wfiwfg - r. , ',-',. t,f,,,, r,,t . 1 , , , 2 4' EW H fwisf 5 if ,ia 555 V. - ti ' , tany 4 . gt f ,Ani Vi, 1 :Spf 'A W' 1, ,ta 4: 1,,X,,f,ar 4 F2 ' ,,., 1 r V- ttyi t f ' ,,??kl?i5 t ll'-Klij'S?g , 4 M if I V- , - , - 7' , , ,V,:,i t gf Q W f ii, t 11,1 , 'M i i Q T i lt ,aaa W They held fund raisers such as skating parties and a volleyball game between KELP and KSET. They also had car washes, bake sales, and sponsored the beauty and most handsome pageants. The money these events brought in were used to make this El Chato a yearbook to hold Bulldog pride and to give lasting memories. The El Chato's thanks go coni- Luciano Olivas siderably to Lisa Mossman for much of the photography, and to Rick Thomas and Pat Laffler sports pictures. Even though this staff was made up mostly of rookies, they worked ' l h hard and brought new and fulfil ing ideas. El Chato presents t students of Socorro a yearboo based on memory, pride, clas and a lot of hard work. ,,, Jlfvw KN is , 'Lg ,Q :Wt fi Har, ',,, V Q ft' I -- 4 X Ag 4 J 2 se N, I V . V ,V , , ' W V ., ty ' , x Q i V V43 , 'i' , A f ,, f i 1' ' or A ,ra , r VVV' V- to fa ma. 'r , , 'Q g' ' ', tf 'f fx tfwff i , ,fee -12 M ' as N ss ws, Y Yvette Martinez N JX: it . H li Sports . - f ig we -2, .:- H K kg :ss . .. .,. 1- 4 . is sg Q N 3 N S Y' :XF qw REE E' .1 f g st H ' ii SS Q if ifix Assisi X .sv 3 'S A f K is .,,, , f M. QA W 5 2 4 Q W iw 5 f ' 'E , ,, 3,445 . Y 'L if 2 Q,. f H , ,W ,R my , TW f' ff ,. sf' ,j 5 vig Wi ,MAA , ww, :ge 'fl at we ,I A l.,, t r Raymond Menendez K - Classes Robert Mossman Photographer juan Natividad Classes Kris Nicholes Photographer Nora Reyes Honors Ralph Richardson Classes Raquel Varela Ads 8: Index Mary Weddle Academics Laura Wooley Clubs Patsy Campos Photographer flj Kevin Hardts teaches Nora Reyes how to crop pictures. f2j Letty Padilla, Laura Wooley, Mrs. Cookie Laffler and Olga Barraza pick pictures out for the yearbook. vonsored by Daniel Olivas La Chispa gave it everything La Chispa staffers spent long, arduous hours putting together a variety of interesting and informa- tive stories for the paper. Between selling ads, organizing money-making projects and spon- soring school functions, the mem- bers never let their Bulldog pride fall short. This, plus lots of hard work and dedication, produced one of the best staffs we ever had at Socorro High School. Lisa Mossman Editor, photographer jose Portillo News Cindy Lopez Features jackie Flores Editorials David Clark News Alex Duarte Sports 24 106 This Page Sponsored By The Charl jesus Garcia Editorials Fernie Lopez Sports Rudy Ortiz Sports Jaime Rangel Features Cara Thompson Features Yvonne Cox News Q 55 Q 115 jaime and Alex type their stories. 125 Fernie and Rudy study the athletic schedules. My Lisa works on paste-ups, Q45 David and Cindy put story assignments on the board. QSQ Rox, jackie and jesus plan an editorial campaign. f6j Yvonne, joe and Cara discuss a story. This Page Sponsored By Max Winter -107 Future farmmg IS fantastlc 1A Sr' sm. . Ewa 3 A QU FFA officers are top row, Sabino Mar- tinez, Carl Simmons, and Steve Martinez, bottom row, jesus Hernandez, Rene Rob- ledo, and jesus Martinez. 12, The FFA ad- visors are Wayne l-Ioye, Robert Ferrin and Harold Eades. 135 FFA Sweetheart is Treena Moore. Q45 The Greenhands are, top row, Chris Stallworth, Glen Perry, Steve Owens, Delma Perry, Gilbert San- chez, Tom Burks, and Raul Flores, middle row Albert Realy Vasquez, Gilbert Saenz, Sylvia Borges, Diane Watkins, Ronnie Vineyard, Andy Sanchez, juan Reyes and Bowie Campbell, bottom row is Kris Ni- choles, Laura Wooley, Treena Noore and Christina Vallejo. f5j Chris explains to Tom the procedure of welding as Sylvia is working. 108 F.F.A. 1 4 With the help of Mr. Harold Eades, Mr. Wayne Hoye, and Mr. Robert Ferrin, FFA went success- fully. They were involved in many activities such as the annual Homecoming BBQ and their Christmas party. In November they had their District leadership contest. They entered the radio team, Chapter Conducting team skills team, and the Quiz team. They had their Dis- trict Banquet where they an- nounced the results of the contest and the winner of the sweetheart election, Treena Moore. Treena went on to represent the Rocky Mountain district at the area con- vention. In February they sponsored Fu- ture Farmers week. Qlj Chris Stallworth shows Tom Burkes and Kris Nicholes how to cut the metal. f2j Treena Moore is the FFA sweetheart. Q31 FFA members are, top row, Matthew Prior, Charles Webster, Thomas Calderon, Steve Martinez, Carl Simmons, Tim Pres- ley, and David Culbertson, middle row, Sa- bino Martinez, jesus Hernandez, Rene Robledo,jesus Martinez, Scott Irwin, and Earl jones, bottom row, Michelle Smith, Dorraine Rutledge, Dennis Krowl, and Debbie Krowl. My Mr. Harold Fades dis- tributes FFA jackets. Slnglng Llfts Sp1r1ts ...ad me .M Liz Castillo David Clarke Margie Cubberley Marcela Dominguez Mary Duran Eva Lopez Nelly Misquez Luis Morales Mabel Navarrete Robert Navarrete Joe Porrillo Norma Rojas Debbie Sevinsky Jeff Taylor Juana Trelo For the first year at Socorro, the women's and mixed choirs went smoothly. With the help of Mrs. Nancy E. Ashley and accompanist Margie Cubber- ley, they were able to sing at luncheons, meetings, and at other schools. Mrs. Ashley also taught students from the ele- mentary schools. They sang at Christmas and at Easter for ev- eryone. 110 Mixed Choir Shawn Williams Sally Zubia The mixed choir practices a carol . Patricia Martinez T'-iffy Martinez Gina Rodriguez A1'lgeliC3 Salas Ma. Teresa Comancho Maria Napier Letty Valasquez r- tg: , lt, ei' Lupe Cano Betty Patino Patsy Valles , ll jackie Flores Bertha Ordune Vangie Vera Q --3 at iv gig wwf, if The women's choir sings a Christmas carol. Mrs. Nancy E. Ashley, director Women's Choir 1 1 1 Thespians produce Shakespeare Vendy Garcia, President Robert Rangel, Vice President Marty Tatum, Parliamentarian Regina Foster, Make-up Elizabeth Barnett, House Betty Patino, Stage Management Rox Eskew, Publicity Donna jackson, Costumes Patty Smith, Sets Mr. Mario Maldonado, Sponsor Gina Foster puts makeup on Debbie Krowl for the Haunted House scene. 112 SLTC Elizabeth Barnett participates by setting light for a class play. Q Under the direction of a new coach, the Socorro Little Theatre Company reorganized to promote dramatic interests in the school. E During the annual Halloween Carnival, the company sponsored the Haunted House, where crowds seemed to enjoy being scared by ghouls and monsters. Later in the year the thespians performed Beauty and the Beast for the ele- mentary schools. The group also undertook the ambitious project of producing Everyman as their entry in UIL competition. Increased participa- tion and enthusiasm from SLTC's membership promoted better per- formances. Q15 Dennis Krowl is fitted in a costume created by Donna jackson. Q25 Michael Graham practies a howl before the Haunt- ed House. Thls page sponsored by Mr. Mario Maldonado 115 Speech team prepares for the yea Robert Rangel, Team Captain, Debate jerry Mize, Prose Reading Norma Salas, Debate Tina Burks, Prose Reading Marty Tatum, Debate Michael Graham, Poetry Interpretation jesus Garcia, Persuasive Speaking Clara Leyva, Debate Betty Patino, Poetry Interpretation juan Duran, Poetry Interpretation - V-V flj Team Captain Robert Ran- The speech team, coached by Mr Mario Maldonado, completed a suc cessful year, attending 10 tournaments. To be accepted into speech team, a student had to show desire to compete in at least one UI speaking event and successfully pa ticipate in at least two tournament The team won trophies and meda in debate, Spanish Reading an Readers Theatre. One goal of th team was to build a strong compet tive membership for next year, an gel presents evidence in Debate at the Eastwood Tournament. Q25 Poetry Interpreter Michael Graham recites at the Cornado Speech Tournament. 114 This page sponsored by Mario Maldonado develop a junior high speech gram. Toward that goal the first dog Invitational Speech was hosted by Socorro High with area schools participating. Club preserves folklore English teacher Charlie McDonald took over the reins of the folklore class, and with his small group pro- duced another edition of Sombras del Pasado, the folklore magazine. johnny Murphy, Fray Candelaria, Herbert Reyes and Tommy Garcia spent many afternoons in the dark- room, learning to process the pic- tures for the book. Field trips were taken to a winery and to interview various personal- ities from the area. Stories were writ- ten, typed, and edited by members of the class. The book was sold in the spring. ras- JWNMWWW. 1 Q Za 36 Qlj Folklore membersjohn Murphy and Herbert Reyes write stories for the Folk- lore Magazine. Q25 Fray Candelaria looks on contact sheets for pictures. Q35 Tommy Garcia prints pictures in darkroom. Q45 Mr. Charlie McDonald prepared himself K f1-'i well for Halloween ss 5 Xs... K W A ' 'ii I fig' L Sombras 115 DECA meets future needs Mr. Hurshel Antwine Patsy Patino Ralph Richardson Peter Baldemma Rita Moncayo Frank Estrada Eric Ortega Nick Alcantar Laura A,-vizu Mario Balderama Silvia Candelaria Alvaro Escobedo Martin Lopez Rachel Lopez No,-ma Mad,-id With the help of Sponsor Hur- shel Antwine, President Patsy Pa- tino, Vice-President Ralph Rich- ardson, Secretary Peter Balder- rama, Reporter Rita Moncayo, Parliamentarian Frank Estrada, and Chaplain Eric Ortega, DECA raised money by selling candy and school supplies. DECA had their annual employ- er-employee banquet, went to con- test in San Angelo, and to the state convention in Corpus Christi. DECA helped protect school pride by participating in many school events, like helping clean up the graffite and litter. They also helped a needy family get on their feet again at Christmas. 116 DECA .1 Maw . X. K sid l JA . A 29? , Irene Munoz Del Perry David Piembert Armando Potillo Abraham Ramirez Eddie Ramirez Frank Ramos Norma Ramos jerry Rodriguez Mike Rodriguez Benifa Saldona Norma Talavera Cody Taylor Freddy Urquizo Arturo Urquizo ' 4 Q15 Ralph Richardson is supervised very carefully by Abraham Ramirez at their job ar the 76 Truck Stop. 125 Blanca Sublaski works with a smile at Rogelio's Corypenn. 19 LY!! U li With the patience and under- ' standing of sponsor Robert Aguirre, Office Education Associ- ation was a total success. Howev- er, OEA is not all work. They also raised money for the annual Em- ployer-Employee Banquet in April by sponsoring skating parties, selling calendars and hosting workshops. OEA students accomplished much by working in offices half a day and attending regular school classes half a day. ' f 3 7 5 4 , Mr. Robert Aguirre OEA Sponsor fly OEA members are, bottom row, Sylvia Ruiz, Ramona Her- nandez, Martha Dominguez, Martha Hernandez and Sylvia Lujan. Middle row is Blanca Lopez, Vendy Garcia, Alicia de la Rosa, Lupe Macias, Dolores Hernandez and Lupe Vega. Top row is Lupe Rayas, Angie Espinoza, Dora Marquez, Sonia Ramirez, Rosa Maria Fierro and james Brown. 12, Bottom row is Sally Martinez, Lucy Moncayo, Teresa Campoya and Teresa Sosa. Second row is Linda Chavez, Alice Vera, Susana Bejarano, Kathryn Chavez and Lourdes Chavez. Top row is Elva Cano, Maria Nolasco, Raquel Castillo, Magda Alarcon, Elena Corchado, Elva Martinez and Armida Lopez. f3j Dolores Hernandez works at the Administration Building. MJ Lupe Macias adds it all up at Valley Concrete. fij Martha Dominguez types at Cummins Diesel. 118 OEA New course enhances S.H.S ,av- Q , a fl ' 'll if 5 , Q if I --Q-1 , .. awww, af., f , ww af., M, v,,, t , Mr. David Simmons 2 A l 4A 115 Members include, back row, Robby Holguin, Armando Diaz, Sammy De Avila, johnny Murphy and Mark Cruzg front row, Salvador Perez and Eddie Gomez. QZQ Back row is Darrel Spradling, Leo Sierra and joe Garcia. Front row is jose Fernan- dez and .Iaime Contreras. 151 Back row is Salvador Perez, jeff Hoover, Ramon Var- ela and Cesar Elizondo. Middle row is Gus- tavo Arzate, Manny Rossy, Harvey Sub- lasky and jesus Aguirre. In front is Sammy Campos and Eduardo Mestas. My Left to right is Charles Webster, Miguel Saldana andjoe Alvarado. 151 Eduardo Mestas and Sammy Campos work desperately on one of Socorro's school buses at the Annex Garage. Industrial Cooperative Train- ing, taught by Mr. David Sim- mons, is a new course which trains students for jobs such as auto me- chanics, color photography lab technicans, radio and TV repair, and health occupations. It can po- tentially offer training in about 150 areas. The 26 juniors and seniors em- ployed through this program at- tend regular classes halfa day and work half a day. Each student in ICT paid 310 for dues, and to help raise money they also sold stuffed animals. 1 19 DECA I fs F.H. . works hard on projects Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is a group whose purpose is to help people in their personal and social life. Mrs. Linda Small spon sors the F.H.A. and succeeds in giving them encouragement. The club held fund raising projects like bake sales and cake walks visited Sunset Haven for Christ mas, at Easter visited small chil dren, and sponsored an F.H.A banquet at the end of the year elary Gina Apodaca 120 F.H.A. li J M i HERO is for the future FZ-ff I fe 8+ Mrs. Margaret Cabe, Advisor as sr 5 Q at in is pf Beatriz Barron Rebecca Garcia jilljarvis Leticia Lopez Patricia Love Virginia Lucero Sonia Quijas Cara Thompson Lorenza Valle Alicia Varela J! With sponsor Ms. Margaret Cabe, Home Economic Related Occupations accomplished much. HERO, a part of F.H.A., consists of students in a pre-employment class. These students went on the elementary schools and worked with young children. HERO stu- dents also visited senior citizens at Sunset Haven with F.H.A., and at- tended the annual area and state meetings. For fund raising these students had bake sales, skating parties and sold cook books. flj Sylvia Candelaria, Terry Munoz and Sylvia Saldivar make a snowman for Christmas. Q25 Lorenza Valle puts makeup on the children at the elementary school for Halloween. HERO 121 Scholars di play excellence Christina Almeida Guadalupe Aranda James Brown Ernesto Chavez ,f 3 mg? X r-. Ks. xx A Maria DeLa Rosa Becky Garcia Marcela Dominguez Daniel Ginithan Lucina Hernandez Austin Holiday Paul Islas Carl Link 36 ew Every spring, teachers select students for membership in the National Honor Society. To be- long to this prestigious society, a student must have earned a 5.5 grade average and be rated as out- standing in the qualities of leader- ship, character, scholarship and service by his teachers. The National Honor Society g 'gig strives to promote scholarship by .fi ' publishing an Honor Roll twice a Eff year to honor students who have Q Qiiiggi' A is earned all A's and B's. The group also co-sponsors the Book Fair and hosts a banquet for new initi- ates in the spring. 4 s A ., .. 1 2.:g1.., 'h5 ' la 122 This page sponsored by Rafael Padilla Ivan Lopez Mabel Navarrete Eric Ortega M Rafael Padilla Sylvia Padilla Ruth Rodriguez Marry Tatum Lupe Vega Martha Leticia Vela Q15 Practicing for the spring induction are Rafael Padilla, Daniel Gin- ithan, Ruth Rodriguez, Marcela Dominguez and Christina Almeida. 12, Ms. Elizabeth Edwards, Mr.-lohnjohnson and Ms. Roberta Carson sponsor the Honor Society. f3j Marcela Dominguez, Ms. Edwards and Christina Almeida work on a poster for the main hall. National Honor Society 123 JHS seeks excellence Working in conjunction with the National-Iunior Honor Society at the junior high, Mrs.joyce Win- ters organized a NJHS on the high school campus. The group spent the year work- ing on fund raisers and coordinat- ing plans for the spring induction with Mr. joe Avalos at the junior high. Membership in NJHS is based on scholarship, leadership, char- acter and service. Names of stu- dents who meet the academic re- quirements are submitted to teach- ers, who fate them on the above qualities. Students must maintain these characteristics to stay in the organization. zssi'-ig--,swgg, IA ZA flj NJ.H.S. members are, back row, Selsa Lucero, Olga Barraza, Rachel Or- duno, Yvonne Luna, Lucy Vasquez, Lucy Garcia, Eva Reza, Laura Wooley, and Bertha Orduno. Middle row is Lisa Gold- en, Shannon Tidwell, Mary Weddle, Patri- cia Valles and Sandra Grijalva. In front is Michael Franco and Raul Flores. Q25 Soci- ety members study magazines for induction ideas. 155 Sponsor is Mrs. joyce Winter, 14, Officers are President Lisa Golden, seated, and Secretary Patricia Valles, Trea- surer Mary Weddle, Vice-President Shan- non Tidwell and Secretary Sandra Gri- valva. 124 This page sponsored by Mr. 8: Mrs. Q Students attend seminars 2 A Students from each classifica- tion were nominated by their teachers for membership in the Gifted and Talented program. These students attended monthly seminars at Region XIX, where they were instructed in various listening, leadership, problem solving and citizenship skills by leaders of the community. The group is sponsored by Mrs. Lynda Laird, counselor. Q11 Senior members include back row, Marty Tatum, Lucina Hernandez, Vendy Garcia, Rox Eskew and Eric Ortega. Front row is Lupe Aranda, Ruth Rodriguez and Christina Almeida. 121 Juniors in Gifted and Talented are, from the back, jeff Tay- lor, Conrad Duran,jesus Garcia, Ray Cha- vez, Carl Link, Gina Apodaca, Martha Vela, Ralph Padilla, David Clarke, Adrian Ugarte and Sylvia Zubia. Q35 Sophomores include, clockwise from left, Barbara Walker, Martin Bernal,-Ienny Blaine, Tony Oropeza, Letty Padilla and Albert Fuentes. 14, Freshman members are, back row, Zeke Reyes, Barbara Provincio, Lucy Gar- cia, Mary Weddle and Ricardo Vasquez. Front row is Rachel Orduno, Lisa Golden, Laura Wooley, Michael Franco and Alex Lizarazo. Gifted And Talented 2 LOOKING BACK . As we look back We smile 'cuz we're It will bring us back leaving memories on OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS and we'll be rid of all of our friends, old and this new Our smiles turn to frow'ns But we frown 'cuz we And remembering all the and our eyes fill with know things tears. that our school we will that we used to do. miss. 126 Seniors Memories of the Class of '82 Remembering the dances Remembering our teachers That all of these memories Homecoming and Prom and their crummy tests that we left behind That were thought nf by Ditching our classes Will be cherished by no everyone one those days were the best. and cherished by some. but THE CLASS in its time. -Juana Trejo Seniors 127 1 28 Math Club ath Club The Math Club consists of stu- dents with a B average in high school math, good citizenship, and no failing grades in any sub- jects. The objective of the club is to promote skill and development in high school mathematics. The club sponsors free tutoring during the school year and places special emphasis on certain areas where a preponderance of weak- ness is evident among their peers. Principal club officers are, Presi- dent Marty Tatum, Vice-President Martha Vela, and Secretary Rafael Padilla. fly Mr. Josephus Heavens explains a problem in detail. Q23 The math club mem- bers consist of, bottom row, Martha Vela, Clara Leyva, Rosa Orduno, Lupe Aranda, and top row, Rafael Padilla, Mike Vela, Lucina Hernandez, Raul Flores, juan Reyes, Hector Rossy, Art De La Cruz, and sponsor, Mr. Josephus Heavens. tutors students la x .1R5':::4q': limp ,5?3W??i2ifm17'Q' 'ifvf??'s., F - ' . f 1 X ,i-Wfw?EgQ1,.f,:1i1x2Elss1ffi?' sv - f Weis,-m.f:,, ., fzufkx,,,L,vim,, 5 Rf, 14 'ZX ies 11 5, Haifa Asa, Lf fwaafw- . iw-:'esis4zA.svz: S ' WMM,Wl9MWA,4 , Mg., Hwy, ' 41 if gif S i l K V 5? , , V F . . 3 ii i? , x 9, f Mr. Marvin .d utchinson, vice- Pres' em president Mr. john O. Ensor, H R j A S Q -:rw :-.gi vii Ein Mr. joe Carrasco Mr. james Cardwell Mr. Robert Martinez, vice- principal Mr. Eugene jones, principal fx , Ms. Susan Mr. C0118 Huffman, , , Hernandez, athletic director secretary Ms. Carmen Vidales, administrative assis- tant Ms. Margaret Sim- mons, attendance clerk 130 Administration Socorro District New construction, bond elec- tions and dedication ceremonies occupied a large part of the School Board Agenda. Escontrias Elementary School was rededicated Nov. 12, and re- turned to its orginal name, which has been changed many times over the years. The school was origin- ally named for the family who donated the land for the school, and the Escontrias family was hon- ored at the dedication. The district also began con- struction of Campestre Elemen- tary School, located at Socorro and Passmore roads. It will be ready for classes in the 1982-1983 school year. Two other schools will also be built and ready for classes in the 1983-1984 school year, keeping pace with the rapid growth of the district. S new 0-'J' als' .. Q 3' . sa,, S ,,,t zt, mfs? , sf f 9 if 2' ' X Mr. Pat Downer, superintendent sv A , X .5 f T Qs t,Q,f . .U 9 as , Mr. Gerald Eyler Mr. William Slider, secretary Mr. Robert R. Rojas xi, tders giving blood. continues to expand i . vim-4' ,K ,Ji 4- --CE 'if up Mrs. Lynda Laird, counselor Ms. Martha Biddle, counselor's clerk Ms. Kim Hargrove, aide Ms. Sandra Beckford, nurse Mr. Daniel Saucedo, truant officer Ms. Mary Lou Cabezuela, aide Ms. Rose Cabezuela, aide Ms. Bernadette Fernandez, aide Ms. Yvonne North, librarian Ms. Olga jacquez, aide Ms. Rosie Morales, aide Ms. Sylvia Morales, aide Ms. Estela Ortega, aide Ms. Lupe Vega, aide Ms. Estela Ortega, aide Ms. Irene Hernandez, computer clerk Ms. Esther Trujillo, aide X.J af ! f ' . ae Q :T r ' , 2. ' ' ' , ,.. f ma x qv ' ef 'H L Cafeteria workers are, top row, Esperanza Alderete, Dolores Rodriguez, Luz Hernandez, Belen Corchrado. Estella Mendosa CManagerj, Maria De jesus De La Rosa, Rosa Bernal, Sofia Diaz and Carmen Sanchez. Bottom row is Libursia Payan, Alicia Payan, Beatriz Rubio, Martha Baca, Socorro Moreno and Maria Cruz Castillo. Administration 1 3 1 Mus1c 18 the right key Mr. jim Shelton , i 1 Q -. Accomplishing a lot means do- ing a lot, and the Socorro High School Band does a lot. What it lacks in size it makes up for it with perfection. Many of its' members made All-Region Band, which is quite an accomplishment. The Band played in many places this year, such as the Socorro Pa- rade, the Veteran's Day Parade, and competed at many concerts. They competed at U.T.E.P. and received a 2 in competition, one step away from being superior. They also performed at the annual Christmas concert and attended a convention in Phoenix, Ariz. , Q11 Andy Sanchez plays a solo for Mr. Shelton, band director. f2j Mrs. Marlene Meagher, flag corps instructor, copies mu- sic for practice. gay The SHS band marched to the Mission during a parade in Socorro. f4j Members of mixed choir work on a tune for their Christmas perfor- mance. fij Choir instructor, Mrs. Nancy Ashley, hits a high note. 16, A one, a two, and three, and four. . . Socorro added another enjoy- able classg this is the first year that we've had a choir. Choir is helpful in many ways, providing the devel- opment of voices and allowing persons going into a singing field, as a career, a head start. Even if people aren't going into the singing field, you'll find no matter what, every time you turn around you're humming with the radio. Choir also gives the oppor- tunity to learn about and be a part of music as an art. When one per- forms, he gets to be the music. Q 5 132 Academics la Mr. Arturo Chavez Ms. Gloria Garza Classes develop healthy minds Mr. Edward Mr. Dale Reinhardt Mr. jean Allen Mg, Gloria DeSanri5 Gonzalez Health and P.E. classes teach us that a healthy person is complete physically, socially and mentally - a person of well being. P.E. helps the body by allowing the physical structure to develop into a tronger and better body. Exercise activities promote this. Health helps students compre- hend functions ofthe body such as the circulatory and digestive sys- tems. Health aids in the guiding of good habits and routines to lead a safer and more prosperous life. The major goal of special edu- cation classes is to provide com- prehensive educational services for all identified students requir- ing specialized services resulting from some manner of exceptiona- lity. The identified students are in- tegrated with and provided for through regular school programs. Each identified student has an in- dividualized educational plan for- mulated to meet his or her particu- lar needs. All programs are oper- ated within the policies and pro- cedures of both general and spe- cialized education. Q Ms. Kathryn Downs Mr. David Solis 3 A Q15 Tina Burke discusses her health notes with classmates. CZH Imelda Lopez smashes a serve as she learns to play tennis. Ol Basketball helps keep bodies in shape. 145 Mr. Eddie Gonzalez explains the rules of the game to his P.E. class. Academics 1 33 Reading, riting, 'rithmetic 24 5 14 S w K. Ns 5 sf aiu i 4 Q fly Students in science classes use mi- croscopes to learn more about the world we live in. 121 English is studied in E.S.L. Q35 Faculty members relax in the teachers' 134 Academics workroom during lunch. f4j Elizabeth Duarte enjoys working with ink. fij Mrs. Lynda Laird counsels students to take pro- ductive classes. .S as NG' D 5 Students get do n to business 6 4 Q15 Students learn to use computers. C25 Ms. Carrillo teaches Donna jackson and Paul Islas how to use a data computer. Q30 Christy Munoz tries very hard to learn how to use computers. C45 Lupe Vega types as she listens for instuctions. fij The tri- umphs of the keyboard are not easy. Q65 Duane Mossman does not seem very en- thused. Ms. Roberta Carrillo Mr. Paul Casavantes Ms. Lucina Hernandez Mr. Roy Simmons 35 LQ' ' ts, .kstk If 1 .f wig ,ii 2 N f FR Q fir R S . 4 Q Business is student training for a future career, no matter what it will be. Students will be able to cope with most problems that may occur by the knowledge and ex- perience gained in business classes. Business classes include Data Processing, Shorthand, Typ- ing, Accounting, and Vocational Office Education. Academics 1 35 We analyze the past lg 20 9? History is a class given to stu- dents so they may gather informa- tion of things that occured in the past and their outcome. This is done to hopefully prevent all the mistakes in the past from repeat- ing themselves, which is impor- tant considering we all have a place in society, which will have an effect on everyone. 136 Academics flj Mr. Carlos Arciniega patiently grades completed work. Q25 Shannon Tidwell doodles as others look on. QM And their work soon turned to boredom. Q10 The class-spent many hours defining words per- taining to the First World War. Mr. I-600 Anrwine Mr. Carlos Mr. jesse Brown Ms. Dorothy Arciniega Cubberly 0 prepare for the future. . S RWM . ZA 'S fi? E . v,,, ip,fwm v Mr. jesus Mr. Robert Mr. Frederick Fuentes Hernandez Keppler 44 flj A heavy atmosphere in class. f2j Mr. Fred Keppler. 155 Mr. Keppler's class at- tentively listens. f4j Mr. Leon Antwine re- views graded papers. Academics 137 Language is the words, their pronunciation, the methods of combining them and putting them in such a way that everyone can understand. To develop a student's comprehension and teach the abil- ity to hold on to what they learn is every teacher's personal goal. To learn to express one's self and make it sound right, to speak out, to show that one's words are just as important as someone else's, is the personal achievement of the student. ZA Ms. Elizabeth Edwards Ms. Robin Hart Mr. john johnson Ms. Cheryl jones We communicate 1 Q Q as 3 A Ms. julia Kumor Ms, Marisela Landavazo Mr. Mario Maldonado 138 This page sponsored by Mr. Mario Maldonado K X. X .XX , x throu h language arts 44 Q11 Presenting oral reports is an inte- gral part of English. f2j Nora Trujillo finds English amusing. f3j Drama club gets it together. My Yvette Martinez and Martha Alvarado work hard on their dead- line. f5j Vendy Garcia presents her career essay in English. f6j Mr. john johnson elaborates on French. ,I Mr. Q Charles McDonald Ms. Guadalupe Martinez Ms. -Iudy Mohrhauser Ms. Ms. Mr. Mr. Kim Murphy Cookie Laffler Bobby Ortega Rex Winter Ms. Joyce Winter 139 kv... .,A msmamm is if ,g ff lr HQWKWW ff A 4 L ,, ,ny , J f W f. 'I' fi W L ' V f 15,21 ' 135 J,....k fl F 5 -'Wbv 'Ka W, fl ' ' : W Q Q 03 4 ? o RCTC marches to stardom , j ii! assi? j I - A.. I Chief jesus Cabezuela Col. Bud Foreman 25 34 flj R.O.T.C. practices for perfection. 12, R,O.T.C. salutes with honor. f3j Members of R.O.T.C. wait for instructions. 443 R.O.T.C. marches for the El Paso parade. 4C Chief Oscar Martinez Self-discipline and leadership are two traits which enable NJ.R.O.T.C. students to succeed. Socorro is one of 250 high schools in the U.S. with it's own naval unit. This is the first year they've had a girls drill team, boys drill team, and a marksmanship team. Academics 141 Mr. Chris Forbes Mr. Gary Hanks Mrs. Mary Ruth Hart Mr. Robert Hernandez Mr. Frank Perez Mr. Paul Madrid Mr. joe Shook Mr. Craig Small QU Sylvia Hernandez and Alice Gon- zales do their experiment in chemistry. f2j Eddie Cadena examines an organism. fb Could Grace Fierro be learning to make an atom bomb? f4j Austin Holliday works his Geometry problems. QSQ Mr. Blaize and Ms. Cabezuela substitute for Mr. Gary Har- grove's third period math class. Math and science lA 5 2 C 142 Academics 2 D 5 A young person's desire to un- derstand why is never complete- ly satisfied. But through study and practice a person's curiosity can be changed to truth and knowl- edge. From solving an algebraic equation to disecting a bullfrog, we learn more about the world in which we live. From knowing that you have the correct change when you go to the store, to figuring out the probability of drawing to an inside straight, mathematics pre- pares us for the future. We attain knowledge through scientific study for the betterment of mankind. Academics 143 Art, drafting develop skill Art and drafting classes are the fine and applied arts of represen- tation, decoration, and writing or printing on flat surfaces, together with the techniques and crafts as- sociated with them. Art and drafting offer students a chance to develop their own tech- nique and style, also providing a chance to escape from the every- day menial tasks and chores. Stu- dents of Socorro show fine talents through art and drafting classes. esus Garcia creates realistic design in fine detail. Vicente imenez, jesus Hernandez and Ricky Avila learn to work with clay. jerry Lucero works on his craft project Ms. Dolores Duenez Becky Garcia completes her pitch A .iiwi Liwfifxixi T 45951 ig :g,4!i-33 13225 giiibxg 2 ,5wgffev15pz5fq,e mg im 1 .1-fwgiwf--fy,'4:z,Wi H1 P7 1-l.:fi3VQf':egg V- 11:-fwmf:mw , 45257 52 ,W 2 --,, ,. '- , , f 4 if 3 ' f , 5 ' 57 wk? 'diff' Maw ' 5.2, , R W? , 4 ,W V. - if? 4 I ' .a ug: . ,,.. A' ,.AJ,,-- ' ' . ,., ,..j51W . , k ' ew : f ,if 3 y F W .- 124, 3 1, ff 'ff ' M575 fiuq 5 is P2 ' T3 f f 2, ,,,jf,,4,l:.:1 - 1,9 ab, .-, . f cruz, , Y . J 5:1 1 . ,MSM , -Q ' , ,,,f 5 fx. 7k,f,. M, L, .,,, A. Lf.. I i X L, I my , www-mwk. ,N m Seni Irma Adams jesus Aguirre Antonio Alarcon Olga Aldaco Christina Almeida juan Arras Alvaro Barrera Danny Candelaria Fray Candelaria Mary Carreon Elizabeth Castillo Isabel Castillo Martin Crose Mark Cruz Margie Cubberley David Culbertson Armando Diaz Alicia De la Rosa Maria De la Rosa Marcela Dominguez 146 Seniors ors practice salesmanship qwfm, 'KJ lbwym WL I aaa 'vw'-, 'Try Q :dsx .anne Octavio Guevara and Tony Moralez make snow cones for stu- dents. The seniors of 1982 had fund raising projects through the year. For instance they have had sales of snow cones, and a victory dance for the Cobre game. Martha Dominguez Linda Duran Mary Duran Alvaro Escobedo Rox Eskew Angelica Espinoza Javier Espinoza julio Espinoza Danny Fernandez Grace Fierro Rosa Maria Fierro jacquelina Flores Seniors 147 Eddie Garcia Rebecca Garcia Tom Garcia Dora Gariboy Eddie Gomez Felipe Gonzalez Maria Delores Guillen Kevin Hardts Lucina Hernandez Ramona Hernandez Robert Hernandez Delia Holguin Members of the senior class filled the stadium on Fridays to lend support to the varsity football team at pep rallies 148 Seniors Spirit pervades class of '8 Donna jackson Patrick Keagle Debbie Krowl Dennis Krowl ', , W' ' ,ig 'Haw .arf gf 4 We Beatrice Lara Annette Legarretta Angie Lopez Evangelina Lopez if-may M., Steve Lopez Virgina Lucero Ruben Luian Sylvia Lujan 'V' 42L r 1 7-4-W., 2 ' up Lupe Macias Dora Marquez Rosalinda Mata Virginia Mata Lisa McAfee A Mary Medina A Alma Mercado A , Rita Moncayo Seniors 149 Judy Montoya Antonio Morales Lisa Mossman Terry Munoz johnny Murphy juan Natividad Maribel Navarrettc Salvador Nieto Martha Olivas Bertha Ornelas juan Orozco Connie Orta Eric Ortega Alicia Ortiz Chris Padilla Sylvia Padilla Javier Palma Betty Patino Patsy Patino Gerado Payan 150 Seniors iw , aq- v MDX wr. 'ws' Q..-V WV -M-7,1 Seniors participate in project Mb- Udigg rx vm, Sy Norma Perez Delma Perry Miguel Pina San Juana Pina Grace Pinon joe Portillo Mathew Pryor Tim Presley Diego Puentes Patricia Quiroz Guadalupe Rangel Pal Rangel Enrique Ramirez Seniors Raymond Rodriguez Rita Rodriguez Ruth Rodriguez Victor Rodriguez 2 Seniors ' share good tlmes Sonia Ramirez Xavier Ramirez Martina Ramos Guadalupe Rayas sf... john Reazola Jose Rentcria Herbert Reyes Richard Rios I ,, .4 Stella Rivera Irma Rodriguez jerry Rodriguez joel Rodriguez .F Norma Rojas Manuel Rossy Sylvia Ruiz Gilbert Saenz H Q. . Ur-' z Seniors Robert Salcido Alfonso Sanchez Enrique Scigel Marybel Silva S ' rv X vm 55' -fm-ai 611 as Carl Simmons Mike Solis Darrel Spraclling Cody Taylor is X X-a x N .- X ff Linda Taylor Elida Torres Maria Isabel Trillo Barbara Trujillo 'Bl Senior Class sponsors are Mr. Roy Simmons, Mr. Paul Casavantes, Ms. Roberta Carrillo, Mr. Lorenzo Niero and Mr. jesus Fuentes. I Wm, gf J X, , s l Seniors 1 5 3 Martin Aguirre jose Alvarado Rosalinda Alvarado Ruben Arredondo Procrasunators take p1ctures jim Brown Beatriz Barron Lisa Calderon Mari Cruz Deleon Eddie Davila Rosario De La Cruz Elizabeth Duarte Leticia Fraire Ignacio Garcia Martin Garcia Vcndy Garcia Rafael De La Torre 1 54 Seniors Daniel Ginithan Michael Graham Octavio Guevara David Henderson Dolores Hernandez Martha Hernandez Magdalena Herrera Thomas Hild Robert Holguin Armando Lopez Armida Lopez David Lozano eww ,awww W f..af5f 7 if V in ff,,'w'xv 511241 .. 4' .-, ' ff - . K+ v p! fe, yQQQaQ?W.VaWQa .,, ,::,,, . 1 X QZWV Shirley Medina Maria Mejia jesus Mestas Mike Trujillo Ramon Varela Lupe Vega Blanca Velasquez Maria Venegas 'Mu' Araceli Zubia Seniors 155 uniors Work hard to exce Maria Alba Grace Alcala Bertha Alfaro Tony Aguirre Ian Alvardo Debra Alvarez Peter Anguiano Gina Apodaca julie Apodaca Mike Apodaca Luis Arellano Aurelio Armendariz Diann Armendariz Raymond Armendariz Gustavo Arzate l jose Avila Mario Balderama Susana Bejarano Carmen Bolivar Josie Bolivar Debbie Bollenbach Gina Borrego Martin Burciaga Vicky Cabrera Darlene Calderon Henry Dominguez works hard to improve his grades during his Laura Arvizu awaits an order from a customer during her part time biology class. i0b- 156 This page sponsored by Luis Arellano Darlene Calderon flirts in the halls, like always. l Patsy Campos Terry Campoya Sylvia Candelaria Marco Carlos Terry Carrasco Virginia Carreon Fernando Carrillo David Casillas Rachel Castillo Arturo Chavez Ernie Chavez Kathryn Chavez Rey Chavez David Clark Hector Contreras jaime Contreras Letie Corchado Patsy Cordova Bertha Cruz Emily Cruz Pete Cruz Robert Darnell Johanna Davila Edwiges De La Cruz Elsa De La Cruz Lourdes Delage Leticia De La Rosa Lupe De La Torre Lourdes De Leon Henry Dominguez Patsy Dominguez David Duimich Diana Duran Carol Enriquez Adolfo Espinoza Frank Estrada juniors 1 57 Frankie Estrada Marina Estrada Elva Favela Esperanza Favela Mando Fierro juan Galvan Maribel Garay Andy Garcia jesus Garcia joe Garcia Alicia Gonzalez Fernando Gonzalez Joaquin Gonzalez Sergio Guerrero Richard Gutierrez Santos Gutierrez Lucy Hernandez Lydia Hernandez Lydia Hernandez juan Hernandez 1 58 juniors uniors look t ard '83 1 X W' re, jesus Kodfn Martin rciaga, Mando Fierro and 'wr' --4' around during lunch Juanita Hernandez Silvia Hernandez David Herrera Rachel Herrera Austin Holiday Jeff Hoover Chris Hughes Paul Islas Jill Jarvis Mario Jimenez David Johnston Brian Ledger Domingo Lerma Carl Link Cindy Lopez Herlinda Lopez Letty Lopez Martin Lopez Robert Lopez Cynthia Lyons Lupe Malaclonaclo Susan Martinez Norma Madrid Ramiro Madrid Gloria Marquez Santa Marquez Bertha Martinez Elva Martinez Jasmine Martinez Leticia Martinez Lupe Martinez Sally Martinez Steve Martinez Tomasa Mata Angie Mejia Maria Isabel Meiia Clara Melendez Eduardo Mestas Manuela Misquez Guadalupe Molina Tom Molina Lucy Moncayo Albert Montoya Inez Morales Jeff Morgan Juniors 1 59 Duane Mossman Irene Munoz Norma Munoz Benjamin Navarrette Kris Nicholes Mary Nolasco Sergio Ordonez Luz Ortiz Paul Padilla juan Palomares David Peimbert Rebecca Perez Rose Perez Ramon Portillo Yolanda Prado Roy Provencio Leticia Puga Sonia Quijas Yanira Quintana Abraham Ramirez 160 juniors Irma Ramirez uniors do it better Domingo Lerma and Ernie Chavez get a rest in the halls before going to class. A., We e x 9515. 'ff :V .,,, 3 I ' N I 'fi -T xx, .X i21fi,q5,5 X, a c tw M N, K .4 N. Q ' ' N it Richard Gutierrez scales to new heights. .2 l Raul Rangel Ricky Rangel Robert Rangel Robert Rangel David Regalado julian Renteria Sandra Reves Esteban Rios Aurora Rodriguez jerry Rodriguez Inez Moralez tells time during Halloween festivities. Frankie Estrada attentively watches a game. jesus Rodriguez joe Rodriguez Maribel Rodriguez Martin Rodriguez Mike Rodriguez Bernabe Rojo Lucy Ruiz Norma Saldivar juniors 161 Rocio Ruiz Sandra Ruiz Dorrainne Rutledge juan Salcedo Benita Saldana Mike Saldana Lorraine Saldivar Debbie Sevinsky Leo Sierra Robert Sigala Marybel Silva Terry Sosa Iris Straub Harvey Sublasky john Swart Norma Talavera jeff Taylor Martha Telles Cara Thompson Jacinto Torres 162 juniors uniors give support li Zh flj David Herrera and joanna Davila record important statistics. Q2j Ramiro Madrid and friends enjoy the game. uniors have their 'S' W f 2 , ap ,V agi l e +2 i- egifwf iewfm as , , wifi-fx? .-fs. A V, H9355-, , H-fgjfjrf , ' 1 ' 13sgefQ,zf5:!gfi3g'g3 A ' 'f if -gg,-Q ii- V354' . K 211- A it 'ff l ' , E55-ji 4,1f,'Q ' ' 5555.3 f , 551, SEM '- i 7- ' '-' - , -,- rvwrifif' ,La wg- , 21, .' ' fin: f , , A Q 1' 'Q , -,gig ' A 1 A e,:f,, V 'K ' J- . , P-fififgimff-.i - ,, -g W' . ' Mgr 355. Ii, ' fly- f, fi 1:-:Qw--2-fwgfwygip,,.qf,.ff.- -, ww - ww - if fm A-sz?--f A A A i A s - - Q 'L lik ' - 'WH 7i'7fi3f imi ' . 1 .sg Z' k ,, V. L , i n ,,f,,,,, , an , -H,ei,.l.6-5-,,..,.,ff1,-4, ,-,-fe ,,,f'.-f,i,i--,,,L,-- iff, fl , mimi - -as , . is ,-. -ii.,-- -5.1.-ff .45 M-91,2 .fz,.Wq i ,Qi,-e-4-- fi.--+1-f.g?'3,m' if -V L ag. f -' W' 1-'22 .. e f - Q - - - --if is P'-f' -I I -- - ' Q an i ,, -'-V ' ' i i . - S: Q a -1- E-.:5: :qn.. A ' gif--'ai Robert Rangel and Gabriel Villegas roam the halls. al' Gabriel Villegas David Walker Linda Walker Sylvia Zubia jimmy Torres Letty Torres Ernie Tostado Ramona Tovar Luis Trejo Eliseo Ulloa Luis Ulloa Alfredo Urquizo Arturo Urquizo Lorenza Valle Rosalinda Valle Alicia Varela Adam Vasquez Martha Vela Ismael Velasquez uniors 163 uniors sho their spirit i Ian Alvarado Patsy Campos Elvia Cano David Duimich Marina Estrada Richard Gutierrez David Herrera Lucy Hernandez Freddy Hinojos jeff Houver Karen Koivisto Ivan Lopez Alicia Martinez Sabino Martinez Susan Martinez Kris Nicholes Irma Ramirez Robert Rangel Esperanza juan Saleedo Sandoval FE joe Garcia Chris Hughes jose Munoz Martha Telles 164 juniors sz ,gl Q Officers are Rose Mary Perez, Vice-Presidenrg Paul Islas, Chairmang Lucy Hernandez, Ways and Meansg Ernie Chavez, Presidentg Kitty Chavez, Secretaryg Leo Irigoyen, Treasurerg and Richard Gutierrez, Sarean!-at-Arms. + QHMUW junior class sponsors Mrs. Lynda Laird, Mr. Craig Small, Mrs. Cheryljones, Mrs. Lucina Hernandez, Mr. Gary Hanks, and Mr.-james Poole discuss future goals. juniors 165 Sop Rigoberto Aguilar Irma Aguirre Nora Aguirre Norma Alfaro Freddie Almanzar Sandra Alvarado Cecilia Alvarez Beatriz Apodaca Millie Apodaca Carmen Aranda Fausrina Aranda Richie Armendariz Viola Avila Liz Barnett Ismael Barrera Beatriz Barrientos Eddie Bejarano Yolanda Bejarano Veronic Bejarano Martin Bernal jennifer Blaine Sylvia Borges Letty Borjon Elva Borunda Rodrigo Borunda Annette Brewster Martina Bueno Bertha Burciaga Tom Burke Ana Monica Bustamentes Luis Cabrera Blanca Calderon 166 This page sponsored by homores are al ays fl , 9, i .QE if 7 1 ,IJ l he .. stri ing for perfection S Sophomore officers Patsy Muno pare Thanksgiving Grams. 0 , z, Carol Hernandez and Yvonne jurado pre- Thomas Calderon Maria Camacho Patricia Camacho Connie Campbell judy Campbell Ellen Carr Elva Carrasco Michael Carrasco Susie Chavez Ricardo Chavarria Mary Clark Maria Cordero Yvonne Cox - jim Cubberly Yvonne Dearo Rachel De La Cerda Arturo De La Cerda Cecilia De La Cruz Patricia De La Cruz Diana Delage Sylvia Delage Danny Dominguez Minnie Dominguez Lupe Duran Ricardo Elizalde Socorro Enriquez Arturo Espinoza Blansa Espinoza Hector Estrada Genaro Fang Matthew Farley Carlos Fierro by Mr. R.R. Hernandez 167 Irene Flores Ricky Flores Marguerrite Foix Gina Foster Cecy Fraire Albert Fuentes jose Fuentes Marisela Gallegos Sergio Gamboa Anna Garcia Gloria Garcia jerry Garcia jesus Garcia Oscar Garcia Sandy Garcia Iris Ginithan Nancy Gomez Hector Gonzalez Ida Gonzales Letty Gonzales Domy Guerrero Jaime Guillen Toni Gutierez Blanca Guzman Lamont Hardts Carol Hernandez Eva Hernandez jesus Hernandez Laura Hernandez Maria Guadalupe Hernandez 168 Sophomores o ards new horizons -1 if 1 ' at f ef if if 4' ,, f' ' 6 ,V an f ' 6. f 4 an...-.. gil Robert Hernandez Maggie Hernandez Norma Hernandez Hilda Herrera Lourdes Herrera Sandra Herrera juan Holguin Sylvia Horta Robert Huerta Tina Hughes Cecilia Islas Thelma Ivey Yvonne jurado Andy Kirkwood Patsy Lara jose Lazalde Gracie Lerma Gilberto Lespron Cecy Leyva Brenda Leyva Nelson Lizzarazo Irma Loera Benny Lopez Fernie Lopez George Lopez Imelda Lopez Mary Ann Lopez Oscar Lopez Rosa Lopez jose Lucero Mike Lucero Patty Lucero Alicia Luian Isidro Macedo Poli Macedo Ruben Macias Alice Maldonado Alicia Martinez jesus Martinez Susie Martinez Yvette Martinez Amelia McDonald Sophomores 169 Working to set higher goals james McDonald Elizabeth Mendez Raymond Menendez Salvador Mercado Patsy Montoya Ana Morales Estela Morales Irma Morales Irma Morales Oscar Morales Soledad Morales Elvira Morin Patsy Munoz Irma Natividad Isaias Navarrette Norma Navarrette Veronica Navarrette Lorrie Navejas Ventura Nevarez if ' z Nicholas Olivas Rosa Orduno Abe Ornelas Tony Oropeza juan Orozco Elsa Osoria Nora Osoria Christina Ortega Virginia Ortega Leticia Ortiz Marisela Ortiz Rudy Ortiz Estella Padilla Letty Padilla David Pena Anna Polanco Norma Perez Mauro Perez Francisco Perez George Quiroz Eddie Ramirez Abel Ramirez Susie Ramirez Victor Ramirez 170 Sophomores Looking forward to 8-4 game, Rudy Ortiz, Ramirez await the Luis Cabrerra, George opponents. ASS -- aaaeismwaa, was , I i 16 CX 'Q E Francisca Ramos Frank Ramos Jaime Rangel Terri Regalado Lorenzo Renteria Nora Reyes Virginia Reza Greg Riggs Casimiro Rios Hector Rios Laura Rios Cecilio Rivas Maria Rivera Victor Rojas Alma Rodriquez john Rodriquez Manny Rodriquez Marlin Rodriquez Patsy Rodriquez Rose Rodriquez Lupe Rojo Linda Rollins Syria Rubio Alida Rueda Sandra, Saenz Norma, Salas Sylvia, Saldivar Sophomores 1 7 1 Martha Sanchez Maria Saucedo Sandy Saucedo Velia Silva Michelle Smith Diana Solis Alfredo Sosa Lourdes Sosa Blanca Soto Chris Stallworth justo Sustaita Hector Talamantes Gloria Tarango Aurora Telles Margarita Telles Manuel Tercero Jose Terrazas Lisa Tipton Class of '84 does more l E I Sandra Herrera does not like to be disturbed in the middle of Nancy Gomez is too exhausted from world history to smile her studies!! 172 Sophomores the camera. g 3.5, Sophomore class is Lopez, Casimiro Rios, Luis Reyes, Freddy Price and Pena enjoy talking and laughing during lunch. Rocio Tostado David Trujillo Nora Trujillo Alfredo Ugarte Celia Valenzuela Rachel Varela Jody Vasquez Pedro Bega Miguel Vela Elsa Vidales ,Iosue Vidana Leticia Villalohos Pasry Lara checks out the cafeteria food. Sophomores 1 73 17 Maria Villasenor Barbara Walker Shawn Williams Carlos Zapien Lupe Acosta Angie Arrellano Frances Balderrama Beatrice Barriemos Elva Borunda Tom Burke Ida Carbajal Aurora Cardenas Guillermo Chavez Arturo De La Cruz Alberto De Leon Sylvia Delgado Lupe Duran Ricardo Elizalde Irene Flores Cecy Fraire Anna Garcia Ida Gonzalez Toni Gutierrez Lorena Hernandez Sophomores Picture Retakes B .11zE,: :.: . Elsa Osoria checks her locker , ' :w.s?yg2Q i if W1 or a www 2 f x ni. Nha my rinn B Sophomores kno the qw . 5 -an 'Q Something has caught Rosa Orduno's attention. Nm 3 , 'ea mf- of Maggie Hernandez Norma Hernandez Robert Hernandez Scott Irwin Kim Krowl Evangelina Lopez Mike Lucero Alice Marquez Elvira Morin Patsy Montoya Estella Padilla Nora Reyes Lupe Rojo Sandy Saucedo Lourdes Soso Sophomores 1 7 5 We ork to achleve our oal Maria Acuna Miriam Aguirre Rigo Aguirre Enrique Alfaro Dario Alvarado Ana Luisa Alvarez Silvia Amezavita Silvia Anchondo Fidel Apodaca joe Apodaca Martha Arellano Nohemi Armas Rosa Armendariz Oscar Arzate Betsy Austin Maria Balderrama Christina Barba Thomas Barrios jose Bejarano josie Bejarano Esther Bernaldez Sandra Berumen Veronica Borrego Cindy Brown Irma Burciaga Stella Bustamantes Gabriela Busrillos Bowie Campbell Veronica Campos Guadalupe Cano 176 Freshmen Santos Carabay jesus Caraveo Angie Cardoza Antonio Carrasco Rafael Carrillo Peter Castillo Leticia Castrejon Anita Cereceres Debbie Chavez Ismael Chavez juan Chavez Leticia Chavez Lorenza Chavez Alice Chavira Paul Contreras Peter Contreras Terry Cordova Freddy Corral Martha Corral Norma Cruz Patricia Cruz Garrel Dean Veronica De La Riva Armando De La Rosa Fermina De La Torre Greg De La Torre Isidro De Leon Diana Delgado juan Delgado Jaime Diaz ' Rafael Diaz Frank Dominguez Osvaldo Dominguez Alejandro Duarte Veronica Duarte Franky Duran - juan Duran Monica Duran Rachel Duran Ruth Elias Norma Elizalde Marcos Escajeda Hector Escudero Victor Espinoza Juan Esquivel Olga Estrada Martha Fabela Susana Fierro Freshmen 1 77 Freshmen on the tracks to '85 Frank Flores Raul Flores Rudy Flores Mike Franco Danny Fresquez Rosa Sallardo David Galvan 1 Norma Galvan Alma Lucia Garcia Cristina Garcia David Garcia Esperanza Garcia 1 1' , ,' +2 john Garcia Lucy Garcia - Martha Garcia Martha Garcia L, Ricky Garcia Yvonne Garcia Eva Gardea Cindy Ginithan Carrie Glidewall Elizabeth Golden Connie Gomez George Gomez Ernie Gonzalez Esther Gonzalez jesus Gonzalez Margie Granillo Terry Granillo Sandra Grijalva Elvira Guerrero Nancy Guillen 1 78 Freshmen I , ip A A NF' 'G 1 X as J wi -.,.. ,-5 .. -Q gui wi ,fs g LLLL ,els me is 5 X-ef at N., at Q Sgr, . 5. 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YR Q Q will Anxiou Q dents await the morning Dina Gutierrez Jessie Gutierrez Hector Hernandez Leticia Hernandez Lupe Hernandez Raul Hernandez Ricardo Hernandez Estella Hidalgo Becky Hinojos John Hodges Kim Hodgkins Jaime Huereca Connie Irigoyen Chris Islas Gustavo Jasso Marie Jimenez Sylvia Jimenez Robert Johnston Blanche Jones Jerry Jurado Dolores Lerma Clara Leyva Alex Lizarazo Antonio Lopez David Lopez David Lopez Felipe Lopez Guillermo Lopez Gloria Lopez Letty Lopez Margarita Lopez Maria Lopez Nelda Lopez Aldo Lozoya Bobby Lucero Selsa Lucero Freshmen 179 jose Luevano Rogelio Luevano Peter Lugo Patrick Lujan Yvonne Luna Ruby Lyons Carlos Macedo Lucy Macedo Hilda Madrid Ray Maldonado Lupe Marez Armida Marquez Gustavo Marquez Mario Marrufo Letty Martinez Oscar Martinez Patricia Martinez Virginia Martinez Blanca Medina Lorena Meiia Yollie Mendoza Rogelio Mercado Lupe Mestas julian Miranda jerry Mize Manny Molina Freddy Montes Leonard Montion jose Mora Fidel Morales Teresa Morales Marcos Moran Elsa Moreno Lydia Moreno Robert Mossman Maria Mota Lupita Muniz Lupe Munoz Marisa Napier Elena Narvaez Florella Natividad Patricia Navarrette Marisela Navarro Maria Navarro Robert Navarrete Miriam Ortiz Bertha Orduno Rachel Orduno 180 Freshmen C 9 85 our future it ,Q , ,, ?V : V :V K f-5, if 'fr M 2' '-', , ' LW ,,,, M ,f ' A14 ,, , ,V '4 0 4 EJ , , , X ,,, M, W , h 5, f ,f f 7 ,' A , A , A ff 4 . , ,V ba V ff ,, 7:34 X 4, , W ,f ,, Awami 4 2 In .1 A M , , W4 ,...,.. y ,,f.4, -. 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Hector Rossy Manuel Rubio Esperanza Ruiz Melinda Ruiz Michaela Ruiz Tracy Rutherford Griselda Saenz Angelica Salas Claudia Saldivar Becky Saldana joAnna Sambrano Roberta Sambrano Andy Sanchez Rachel Sanchez Maria Santana Domingo Santos Armando Sapien Danny Saucedo Lucy Saucedo Oscar Saucedo Abraham Saenz Terry Serna Sergio Silva Maria Silvas Veronica Silvas Patty Smith Juanita Snell Maria Snell Keith Swart Freshman officers Patsy Valles, Lisa Golden and Becky Saldana use stragedy to accomplish goals. 182 Freshmen .1 Lillian Talamantes Thelma Talamantes Martha Tavarez Jody Taylor Arturo Tena Nicolas Terrazas Victor Terrazas Shannon Tidwell Howard Tirrell Arturo Torres Isidro Torres Elinora Trejo Irene Trejo Eileen Trujillo Ismael Trujillo Maribel Trujillo Mary Ugarte Sylvia Valencia Christina Vallejo Patsy Valles Alfredo Varela jose Varela Rosa Varela Sandra Varela Virginia Varela Ricardo Vasquez Sandra Vasquez Nicolas Villegas Ronny Vineyard Ernesto Viramontes Freshmen 1 83 We enjoyed our first year Anita Velasquez Letty Velasquez Pedro Venegas Vangi Vera Isela Vidales Hector Villareal Leon Walker Diana Watkins Mary Weddle Kellie West Diana Whitehead Richard Wriest Angelica Wong Laura Wooley Rosa Zamora Danny Zaragosa Gloria Zavala Lorena Zubia Raul Estrada Ricardo Vasquez Susie Millican Ramon Medina Treena Moore Agustin Moreno Sandra Quiroz Billy Ray Ezequiel Reyes Manuela Rocha Gilbert Saenz Sonia Solano L all Alma Sosa Lillian Talamantes Shannon Tidwell Irene Trejo Ernesto Viramontes FFA members happily receive their jackets. 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'- 'J If fs great to be your neighbor? BHHK Uf YSLBTH 'D H 8936 ALAMEDA Ave, 4 I 'Servlce IS our mission! YDFC P 8 N 8 FARMERS INSURANCE qfyancfa Kwafson GROUP 07951 4663 MONTANA EL PASO TEXAS 79903 X FARMERS X BUS. 566-3951 - RES 592-Sl I4 ED POWELL ER AUTO - FIRE - LIFE COMMERCIAL WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS '915f858'1067 BARToN's 24 HouR WRECKER SERVICE 9016 Alameda Ave. El Paso, Texas 79907 1 AAA 11700 GATEWAY EAST EL PASO, TEXAS 79927 N ANTHONY PLANT I 226 s. HCRIZON 1000 s. MAIN EL PASO TX 79927 886-2002 859-7922 CONCRETE C0 INC SAND 84 REDI-MIX GRAVEL CONCRETE 100 Arlvprricinor Q Advertising 191 RED TOP LINEN AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY RED TOP 0 RED TOP ' RED TOP 0 RED TOP TOPS IN SER VICE TOPS IN QUALITY RED TOP - RED TOP - RED TOP - RED TOP 4640 DONIPHAN DR. 584-3405 BASSETT EMPLOYMENT VICE NO. 39 BAISITT CENT! IL PASO. THA! BLACKS NURSERY K 8 HN, :ft I CONSULTANT 1915! 772-2707 84 3 N rth Loop 591-3333 C 1 Vista Mall M960 OG D EN C g d 1 tion T R EA LTY S 2050 TRAWOOD 9991 'I 592-6943 852-3252 RONNIE'S CHEVRON 9999 Alameda GALLEGO'S FRUIT 859-2759 STAND Vegetables All Season Q lx CASA I-TERRERA 9912Qgg'fjda E l as- oUR SPECIALTY 'Ea 0 MEXICAN and 0500 0300-00000 050 . en ear oun AMERICAN FOOD P ilomidas Corrialas - Home Nlade Flour Tortillas 1 1379 Alameda Ave. Phone 851-2581 Owned Illld operated by RAUI. HERRICRA FAMIIA LIBERTY FIREWORKS Celebrate With A Bang! Fireworks For All Occasions soon CITIZENSHIP IS THE PRICE Serving The Valley For You MUST PAY EOR THE RIGHT T0 20 Yrs- Always Suppoffing The Bulldogs. Owner: Sara Duran BE FREE CITIZENS. 779-5150 -51 0 1 ' 55 T GIJVIN ENG-TNEERNQ, Tm QLVE2 ' ' ' ' 1280 HNNKNS BNI 'ELFMSO TEX4S 79925 19151592-0669 S5 'X E H.T.. ' ' 1 , ' K A ' X -4461 I 4 I i 1 'I m RON J N., . C a W ,Nant 1 Ti- 3115 ' e-33' ai Q T.0-0:2221-0:0 i0':, .,. I . 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Holguin 859-8659 10495 Alameda 8254 ALAMEDA 859-8669 859-6971 LAFFLER PHOTOGRAPHY S Li, la g: , silk: I President Patrick Laffler 3308 Kilkenny E1 Paso, TX. 79925 FOR FAMILY FUN Custom Black-n-White And Color Photography Portraits, Action Shots, Advertising Photography Film, Paper, Chemicals, Photographic Supplies 593-1674 AWA Co N G R ATS 2 Rouen nlsco . couirrnv . run: to all m Seniors! ucnrs a sounn . wsstsnu . Excnsusrm Y SPECIAL PARTY IIULLEIHIUVCE '-4 . an GROUP RATES E - msco meme :gill A ' 'hi I Eiiiiliimmcnnunrs omnunlons L, - In sxnrrsnus L minus f .I - nascoum mrs L sncm srssnons 'g V. K Q - :z2Aw::.m A S I - PR snor U u . NORTHEAST EASTSIDE LISA MOSSMAN JACKIE FLORES JOSE PoRT1LLo KEVIN HARDTS JUAN NATIVIDAD RALPH RICHARDSON CLASS OF 1982 AT RUSHFAIR CENTER OFF MONTANA 81 McRAE FOR BUSINESS INFO FOR BUSINESS INFO In RESERVATIONS 5 RESERVATIONS 5 755-2388 592-asaa Mlss C FOR PAGING DURING SESSIDNS ONLY 755-9714 593-9856 GLEN HOLBROOK PHOTOGRAPHY WN IK 198 Advernsmg COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING POR TRAITURE WEDDINGS 'One Of EI Paso's Finest 100 R uhlin 533-7402 A WORLD OF FLOWERS 1 ,I iq? ILA 5 9 I Q9 3027 McRae Blvd. A REAL FULL-LINE SHOP PLANT CARE CENTER Local And World- Wide Delivery Charge By Phone To Your American Express-Carte Blanche Diners Club-Master Card- VISA IFZ1 V X' . 'J gf , We're Located In Eastwood Center Next To LoMart 592-5993 SERWCE ,S Notary Public O a Q QD BLEJEIIEJJZZQY Cornello Lopez SOCORRO SHAMROCK Service Station A? Garage 24-Hour Wrecker Service Mechanic On Duty 10954 l0Way 859-3508 I COLE DRILLING AND PUMP COMPANY WA TER WELLS AND PUMPS DOMESTIC 8' AGRICULTURE 70209 Socorro Rd. 859-9977 600 Delhi 859-9889 Owners, Arturo Sanchez dir Sons El Paso, Texas Moon City AKER 'S FOODS INC. P.O. Box 26345 E1 Paso, Texas 79926 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 bf or Q if - ' bf J R ,gina 9 revels?-:mi-avg 4-mir kgs-1 gee-isgslas-.56raies2s,.Q 1 viiirxfifi vsmglaw was B .Melo A Q-65594413 f l 'J' ie, lmpfasi . 15 'AS-5 i 532 I K P ' S 4 Q A l 1 's- 9 1 1 1 , A Xl 1, ,X ,, wr Somewhere in the Crowd are the People who have the Key to Our Energy Problems The key is education. Every available mind must be applied to every available potential. Today, a great many people are hin f r t th I of ener we have now and to develo new resources. searc g o ways o conserve e supp y gy Maybe you are one of those people holding the key. Our future depends u I P P students will someday produce . . . upon the capabilities of tomorrow's leaders. El Poso Electric on the work that today's QCATION C 5 fo M0610 DECA or SHS 9? 55522, E Developing Future BARON CHEMICAL 5 Q Leaders For CQ., INC. Ui 3 C9 A5 lllgarkegng And istrx ut1on. 915 Texas Ave DECA E1 Paso, Texas 533-1661 PLAN A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR YOURSELF Visit Your Army Recruiter Sgt. David Marquez 592-5881 The DECA Bulldog Mini-Shop Provides Supplies And unchie M s. C? GREAT OCCASIONS: PORTRAITS - Weddings - School ' Seniors - Location - Families - Business - Passport ' Commercial - Bar Mitzvahs O . 'SK 'fi . Nh ., . S , is X . . ,gn L Bw: 5332- it f' 5555255- ,,., A K is I X fr- it Q xx ' f : ,fl 'Z A t ff -,. X i ., -A, 5 .rt 542-2856 PHOTOGRAPHY 1216 Montana El Paso Texas 79902 0 f t 1 .Ulf Even When Life Is The Pits, God Cares About You. So Do We - Your Catholic Family Of Saints Peter And Paul Parish In Moon City. Call Us At 859-3758 JOGAMOE'S The Original Designer Outlet! FIVE LOCATIONS ALL OVER TOWN Vista Hills on Lea Trevino 2624 N. Mesa Chelmonl Downtown 111 Mills Dyer Across from Skaggs FABENS OIL CO. Charles Engle BUS. Tel. 764-2245 Res. Tel. 854-2587 Charles Engle Bus. Tel. 764-2245 Res. Tel. 854-2587 GRAND OPENING! xfvllkh l 00 - O4 1' 5' -f 6 Skalmg fun for evefygne I sv E1egant...Exciling! 1.8822 Buy and Sell Livestock WEBB FEED Paymaster 82 Evergreen Feeds FEED, VET. SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT H ' at N. L El P Texa 1 S LARRY WEBB 537 E.P l ma 859-3767 Ch p I N M x Compliments Congratulations Of To Golden Auto Parts Grads Of '82 562-4500 2904 N. Piedras From El Chato dh 4 I Q . f- . -An . .4 nv 1. ,,svv'Ii A.,, 7-Y-T...--7 ,, Y , in H--5 ...f ....4v :A,,,,--4. -an ,,, ' ,.1 4:- ,,..,..,-o .- - xl Z? Sk A x. X 2 'W ' x x X X3 ' w 71 4 A, A 3 1, 1 W5 f V' K A , , Q f x 0 E , I a 'f YK ! 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