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

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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

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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.

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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