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

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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

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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.