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

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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. The annual Power Puff game was held in March, and the football spring game in May. Warm weather set things rolling toward graduation and summer vacation. Q15 The junior girls practice their plays for the annual powder puff game. f2J Sen- iors, with the help of sponsor Mr. Lorenzo Nieto, restore the marquee to good condi- tion. My Varsity baseball players run their yards for practice. C43 juniors enjoy the warm southwestern sunshine. 4 ,,, . . . -, ,- A , , ' ' ,wi .is ,,.. ,... , its-af-it. sr s..t..,,...t.. 7 I W- 4 ,W -e,,. H- Wa ...M fs f 2 , ,Q Q Q, ,hi W WHEN gm K g W. ,.e ,,s. s ., , 3 , f - , Y ... P 1' Q S 'pl was ,ts - ,acl .. s - : 166 . -S -- - , ., 4 -A .- af ., f sr. f- . ,, 3 -l f- ' :sw .5 ., - .f' -:!. 14' uv.. as 'glow . - at ,-W,.s..,.. .. A 6 . .4 K. ,, . .,,,,, . . ., ., .. ., K 'X' M 1 .:-M ai' 4. fi .. ft ' ,. .. ' ' 4 t .::,g. . f . A -- - if '. Ugg - 'ttf 1, . - fe .,- ' . 1 'V fu .as l , - .,,.fs i - , ., e , . V , - ., . . -51' ag 9 - fx-1 1 af' r A ft. Q1 - ' 1'1ff,f-by .sfiw ,. . is ff 6 f f I -- 52 .1 . - , it L 54.515 V K ' as - ' '.ig'yiA':t-fiv t 'fus?gw.,. - 1-,wifiwv wx1gfztgrav-,nggiytfvgl2-jfvf J v - as ffrggivs-ip:-a,:, M ,K Gi i - .f1'i'7t.'i-'HH1k7Qf7. K''15,3z2i11'.f:z'fii:S1i!Tfs:ini 'i'ff5:,L'f.2'7.7 'MNT W57'Y1S1f3xV-:- S 'lf ?gQt:,'ifwiZ'5:11:iii' 5L u ,. . 325 2 , ',gg'fzi,e mee' wg if zrfffisgfsag fix 5'fsss2f5q'sfgg':, - 2 Wests' t -1 me 11:31 1: 2,5 it f- tt. - zwfgjg , , ff??.',Q.'fpilm f .t7L5Tf , Tiff' .1iii?.'f?75?ff.5saQz.afit-H jf , Q15 ,'1s?.!T's'sz .. . 5,?:ff,'S-Tfffifgyi'gwfi , K ' ,JP ' , r if if71tf1fif5f,E:ff:s.sp,1fr .FggF?Yf5zgfffi!fE13igQi?tf.Q-if X Q , . ' 1 .. 'fringewi'IM-1,,,1... -w:ts.:2,.5,:s1 N Q-if-gfftst. K ,is . 1 , i K1-g1,'NLi. Q K 1.5 W- , K -:fesffT'ffi.Q.1flfi sf - , I x: 1 ff ep x 1?-r,5'sf:'1,g.iwg321stiiSfavs f:.1fst.5 f2.-ire sri-lf.-aw gag : - ti X. x Q ff J f f ,,.,, -M, ..z,.fff,yffz ot-.i,,.,K,5:.ii-.armXi.,hi5f.fs.,zJtfwg . W Y, - , . ' H nfifiw-fe4e:t.ffff, Wffwexs9Er- in-iifiwmt, was ss,!ww9w tvs Sflzwfwm: f, f- Q 4 ' i ' i 3 ' i 'V i 5 J' S - K 1:51-Jffisifgif me - - f - . J - 'ffl-S22-fs'121''1sfs?sifiX?s2zf?feigilliiswfamlagifsimf?' K ff-N 4 'f.iliYi?J1S'.Pf, if.S,Q3f511?Yf31fz9,li 55 5 filfgsi zvnlifi-.ii.'f'1-if :V 6 26 Spring Activities 25 Q

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Optimists named IA 24 Each year two students from each classification are chosen by the faculty to represent SHS at the Optimist Club of El Paso. Q Students were chosen not only 3 A 28 Optimists for scholastic achievement, but also for community involvement and humanitarian service. 113 Senior Optimist are Marty Tatum and Ruth Rodriguez 12j Rosemary Perez and Paul Islas represent the junior Class. KM Sophomores chosen are David Pena and Norma Salas. 14, Representing the Freshmen arejose Varela and Lisa Golden.