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

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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.

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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

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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