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

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Manuel Sanchez Lilia Sanchez Lorenzo Sanchez Leticia Sandoval Raul Sandoval Ted Sandoval Gilbert Santini Adolfo Santoyo C. Saucedo Javier Saucedo Margie Saucedo Noemi Saucedo Pat Saucedo F, Serrano Arturo-Sierra Wendy Simmons George Solis Johnny Soto Larry Subia Frankie Suarez Luis Talamantes Alfredo Tellez Elizabeth Tellez Sandra Telles Ralph Terrones Monica Tolbert Ramon Torres Russell Torrez Pat Tree Myrna Valenzuela Elizabeth Valles Irene Valles Sandra Valles A. Vasquez Daisy Vasquez Felipe Velasquez

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The Grass ls Greener on the Cther Side ln my point of view Jefferson and Bowie are basically the same, but the atmosphere is slightly different here. This is because of the many activities held here, such as the debating teams and the chess club to name a few, stated junior Saul Magallanes. After successive attempts to attend Jefferson, Saul was finally able to attend Jefferson. Saul had various rea- sons for wanting to attend Jeff, the main reason being the high standards of the music program. Saul was a drum leader for the A Band. On weekends he performed with the band Fame where he played guitar. Saul also had various academic honors. During his fresh- men year at Bowie he was named Freshmen Optimist Winner and was a Scholastic Award Winner. He also received a scholastic award his sopho- more year. I might go into a math-science field, such as engineering. But l'm sure l'lI keep music as a hobby or a vocation, voiced Saul. His college preferences were: The University of Oregon, Stanford, California Institute of Technology, or an Ivy League Uni- versity. Saul Magallanes practices for the stage band to prepare for the upcoming concerts Junior Saul Magallanes leads the band through the Thanksgiving Sun Carnival Parade. Eiliana Ruiz Lourdes Ftuvalcaba Maggie Saenz Concepcion Salas Gabriela Salas Jesus Salas Juan Salas Corina Salgado Freddy Salinas Debbie Samaniego Jamie Sanchez Charlie Sanchez

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-Q X mjS+66ib 1' PQI:- A self-portrait by Mysterio . . . L il Leo Vela Double Takes We know you must've seen Myster- io's cartoons inthe Branding Iron by now. . . but do you know his true identity? Doodling his way as Branding lron's phantom cartoonist, Mysterio has many people baffled out of their wits, I nearly tore apart the room trying to think who he or she was, stated Junior Alex Villa. lf I make a dumb cartoon nobody will say anything to me, because I'm anonymous, stated the thin medium sized, kinky haired male. Mysterio is a junior who attends Tech Center where he takes drawing, painting, and commercial art classes. We received many compliments for Mysterio's cartoons, stated Yvette Mona, Branding Iron editor. She then added, His cartoons allow students to see themselves as they really are. You saw him in the Branding Iron, you read about him in the EI Capitan . . . but do you know who the artist behind the sketches is? George Vicario Alex Villa Manny Villalobos Richard Villalobos Gloria Yepez Norma Zavala