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

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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

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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

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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