Thomas Jefferson High School - El Capitan Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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Lettering Girls Show Achievement Through The Year tal Iunior Lucy Ruvalcaba displays her volleyball techniques at a game thi All-District returnee Evwella Munn tries for two in a jump shot while an Andress opponent attempts a block, tel Senior guard Parsy Rodriguez drives around an opponent defender for an exchange to the offensive side. tall The Girls Athletic Association was formed for girls who have lettered in any of the individual sports. Female squads at Ieff support the greatest number of returning letter- men. The girls have not only excelled in each of the sports but have also managed a complete domination of team members on the All-District squad. The club sponsor is Miss Yvonne Franco. In seasonal play, volleyball players captured the district hard- ware on both the varsity and B-Team level. In basketball the female cagers repeated the honors by defending the district crown in both B-Team and varsity squads.

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gyQ,,,. , X ,nr Ni Q '59Ig,J1kN , . .. ,L.,, the file. Tfdl Ttel 91 . if 45 E, ..41' 't' s. ' i-,fff . . .gA Lkhk N K3 I ' Qqxku Ii, '.:- A 1, Nga, Young Librarians Make Decorations p Attend Workshops tal Maria Hernandez looks over a couple of paperback books to check- ' out. tbl Looking up delinquent books, Maria Garcia pulls out a card from The Library Club celebrated Home- coming by painting the national flag in honor of the Bi-Centennial year across the hall lockers. The club dec- orated the library during Christmas, Homecoming and for National Library Week. The club attended a district meeting at Fort Stockton, Tex. They also went to a workshop at Loretto High School. Officers for the year were President Nancy Carreon, Vice-President Maria Hernandez, Aid-to-the Presi- dent Terry Corral, Historian Hilda Perez, Parliamentarian Gina Ponce and Publicity Pat Loya. Celebrating National Library Week, the club had an Abe Lincoln sweetshop. Other fund-raising pro- jects were a paperback sale and a candy sale. - Aguilar, Margarita Aguilar, Maria Carreon, Nancy ,. Castillo, Enrique X P N- Candia, Cristina . Corral, Terri .af Escamilla, Martha Garcia, Marie Gutierrez, David Hernandez, Maria Lares, Maria Loya, Patricia - Martinez, Sylvia M - Montengreo, Maria Elena Perez, Hilda f , Ponce, Gina .. ' Terreazas, Martha Q lz l fu A Villa, Blanca A ,x Q if ,

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Slave Sale lnitiates Students The Future Teachers of America Club aided substitute teachers in classroom preparation techniques. The club sent Becky Diaz and Cathy Bustamante to a state convention in Houston. They had a slave sale for initiation. Their activities were a Christmas party, a lollipop sale, baked goods for Teachers' Apprecia- tion Week and took candy to the children at Thomason General Hos- pital. Officers were Becky Diaz, presidentg Cathy Bustamante, vice-president: Lizzy Hernandez, secretary, Marcia Reyes, parliamentarian and Billie Moya historian. Cal Patsy Rojas yells out a starting bid for the slave sale. tbl Pat Gonzalez awaits for the bid- ding to end as Billie Moya calls out a bid. Adame, Carmen Cardenas, Terry Fierro, Norma Gabaldon, Nancy Gonzales, Patricia Iuarez, Anna Molina, Linda Montes, Virginia Perez, Elizabeth Pina, Marybell Reyes, Marcia Rojas, Patricia Rueda, Sylvia Saavedra, Vivian Sanchez, Patsy Simental, Elisa Valdez, Lucy Viramontes, Martha