Ysleta High School - Otyokwa Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1938 volume:

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W1 RV 04? -wk - 4 E i XXX, A T.1S x 7 Y ,h + 3 QEDICATION MR F W COOPER Principal of the Ysleta To . . . , High School, who has given freely of his time ' ' h 1 and services to bring about a better high sc oo and community, the Stall affectionately dedi- ' ' O YOKWA. cates the 1938 edition of THE T 1 asf of 5' fffr V, K g 1 lv 5 f, , 1, 31 : V ' yy A! lf' My I, ki JH, iiyi r Nav ft ' iiii Qi lf , 1 ' ,iX'1'klf'! Vvwff ,f' ' A If t' film f fi W 4 fi V Ziff , f 'ig ffl? iii, if if ? W if M ,, ffff f f f - yi' J A A l' ,ig: :Xy . X iff' A W. T. DUNCAN MRS. W. L. SHAFFER R. F. MEHBETH Prxsiderzt XYSLETA Scuool. BOARD C. A. HUTCHINS Sfffrelary EVEHETT J. BRADT Treasurer Mrs. J. E. HEALY FRED D. BUNSEN -Uivfslinf I - W 3 Fm E YSLETA HIGH SCHOOI ASCARATE GRAMMAR SCHOOL ESTABLISHED 1934 YSLETA GRANT NIAR SCHOOL ESTABLISHED 1915 These four grammar schools keep the Ysleta High School supplied with alert, enthusiastic students. An aggregate enrollment of ap- proximately two thousand, as com- pared with the enrollment of the lone Ysleta Grammar School prior CADVVALLADER GRAMMAR SCHOOL ESTABLISHED 1924 to 1924, shows that the Ysleta In- dependent School District is grow- ing by leaps and bounds. Under the expert guidance of the adminis- tration we believe our hounds of growth are unlimited. Our motto is Forward Ysletaf' a i - t,,r ,L is 9- ,.re .. . ,. ,,..,. . . NORTH LOOP GRABIIMAR 9 ' r.:. -uque ., ESTABLISHED 1936 91 wi e' H - t ze' 9 ','i 13.4 1 A ' I f 39? if ' 935 5 f snn. X - - 2 fx - K ' - f 99 - - '1-' ' -' - ,. -:J 'I ,2- rf :- .' s . .'. 9 Q. 1 . 9 19- 9 9 . ,F-,.s..xsf Q I 4 A he M. . .: M. .F iw :. . , .. ,. - if .- Q55 9. -Z. A L- -, Q .. gg, . - . 9. - img, ,ws 91. ow- ' . 3 i N 359 X. .JN X. M. 31,1 Q, 9A ' A '-rf'3 ' .M-'Il .N wi- X - - :..m f' . 2. ' f sg, ,- . Sv-e..43v,fj'f 9- 5, Q, .M .5-x9-f ,, 9,. 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S., 1929 INN RUTH ALEXANDER A 'N ENGLISH ,XIV JACK MCNUTT Texas Tech College ge. SOCIAL SCIENCE B. A., 1932 Southern lhfethodisl University NN'Il,I,IANI G. BREAZEAIF INDUSTRIAL ARTS Texrzx A. if ZW. B. S., 1935 ALMA H. CUBLENTZ MATHEMATICS I7lIfT'f'7'.ViIf1' of 7xI'fCI15, A. I3 1111. I m,u,v',q.. , ,G---..f.,'ffA v Y DOROTHY VVEATHERBY 1c1,s11c cAx1PBEI,1. EMM OIWQMG ENGLISH LANGUAGE fl. li., Trilzity Ufzizferxity lf'11irfer.fiiY'x' of T1'.x'11.s' M. A., YXFVIIS University H. A., 1925 x , . 'N ' j MARY FRANCES KICATING J ff' Af QCII-'NCF 'I J if N . , , 0 1 ff V V w Y I'vl1fT'l'7'.Yffl' of 7't'.9Cll.Y 11' qj J MARX IA- LAPJA If. A., 1937 sl-:CRETARY 1 CLYDE WAFER ZOE RATIIIFF WHITTINGTON SQCIAI, SCIENCE COMMERCIAL Centenary College IHlJ.fl5.rlj1f1l Slate College for Women B. S., 1927 B. A., 1928 MARY VAN NESS ENGIISII LIZANELI. HULSE lifzvlor College, B. A. SPEECH W lYl1lT'FT.fllvX' of Texas Ijfflllllfirk' College, IW, A. 9 A - In X fu If -U fx 0,3 Jam, vgwhfdjjp,-ff fydfif, . 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To our astonishment and surprise we found Fred Nelson and Mary Causey hap- pily married, and Fred was one of Ysleta's leading citizens and a prominent attorney. As we left Ysleta, we saw a long fleet of transcontinental trucks on the highway below us. Who do you think owned them? It was no one but little Dick Andress. He was carrying a load of provisions to Max Teat's commissary on a large farm near Fabens, Texas. Our next stop was at the Texas Hotel in Ft. Worth. We were surprised to find Garret Tyra manager, and Mary Jensen the Hotel's public stenographer. We were royally entertained at the winter home of Mr. and Mrs. Shannon, Brady and the former Clarice Sherwood, at Palm Beach, Fla. Also while there we took a short cruise on the Navy Ship, Texas, the cap- tain in charge being Alfred Valentine, and on the boat we listened to the Naval Band directed by Frank Amis. Upon returning to Palm Beach, we visited several points of interest, including the largest government airport, and found June Penn as one of the instructors. We also saw Mary Olvin Phillips modeling in one of the exclusive dress shops. On our way to New York we were pleasantly sur- prised to find Kenneth Ruiz and Buddy Snelson as in- structors at West Point. Our next stop was in Wash- ington, D. C., where we had a very pleasant visit with Senator Woody Downum and Congresswoman Wylis Graham. While we were there Bob Kerley was ap- pointed third assistant Attorney-General. Our next stop was New York City, where we found Mary Lee Walbridge operating a women's exclusive ready-to-wear shoppe. We heard Oliver Williams and his orchestra play at the Waldorf-Astoria. We also found Carl Dawson head of a brokerage house. Upon visiting the U. S. Consulate, we met Francisco Holguin and Louis Telles, who were in the government service, with Josephine Gomez and Marie Bowling acting as their secretaries. On our visit to Princeton we saw Louis Cuthbertson as head coach, Elvin Kerley as as- sistant coach, and Johnny Pitts as athletic director. Just outside of Princeton at a girl's camp we found Winifred Brock and Beatrice Klabock in charge. Alton McCleskey had one of the largest churches in Princeton. Our next stop was Chicago, where we met Channing Champie writing poetry, Virginia Cramer teaching dancing with Velma Chamberlain as her assistant, Jean Moore broadcasting news over NBC, Mary Kirby- Smith a chief dietitian, and Florence Recker a teacher in the Chicago High School system. We must not for- get to mention Billy Fletcher, Jack James, and James Carr, well-known business men of Chicago, with Faye Fortenberry, Josephine Jarvis, and Elizabeth Crank as their secretaries. Charles Mills was operating Al Ca- pone's famous night club in Chicago. Going over to Pendleton, Ore., we encountered Jessie Daugherty, Kassie Keithley, Virginia Black, Ferrel Clifford, and Oleta Mae Towles running a large dude ranch. At Hollywood many courtesies were shown us by the following cinema stars: Jane Duncan, Neomia Russel, Winona Couch, Marie Dodson, James Perry, and Terrel Karstendickg and, believe it or not, James Brock was doubling for Tyrone Power. After leaving Hollywood, just as we landed in E1 Paso, I fell out of bed and awoke. CLASS HISTORY Fre In September of 1934 there enrolled in Ysleta High School a comparatively small group of students who were destined to bring fame and honor to themselves, their class, and, above all, to their Alma Mater. Since then their number has been swelled by frequent and worthy additions. During these past four years the students of the class of '38 have each and everyone come to love the dear old walls and grounds that surround their school. So it is with a heavy heart and a none too dry eye that the spring graduation is thought of, because this marks the end of a long and glorious history. Truly they are at the end of the trail. The history of the class of '38 has been one of vic- tory in every attempted battle. Among its members have been scholars, athletes, orators, organizers, writers, d Nel son and possibly a future president. Within the last four years the class of '38 has dominated every program, contest, class, or drive of which it was a part. Few times, indeed, has it or its members met with defeat. And even what few defeats they have suffered have been met with a sporting and gallant heart. And even though the class of '38 had its remarkable individuals, they were not lacking in class allegiance. In fact, few, if any, classes or organizations could ever compete with them when it came to unity of purpose and group determination. How well they remembered, Together we stand, divided we fall. So let it be said now and in the future of the class of '38, one of the finest in Ysleta's past, present, and future history, that they were all for one, and one for all. WYLIS GRAHAM Vim- Prvs. Home lflvullmuivs Club DICK ANDRESS Football Slunlont, Council F. F. A. ELIZABETH CRANK HSA-n Syn-lliug '37 l,ib1':u'y Club GEORGE GRAF nLighllli7l, Ffmtbzlll l'rvss Club JESSE HARL DAUGHERTY F. F. A. ?:ORENCE FRANCEQ RECKEH Fl0.rsy Home EL-ouomivs Club Press Club BILLY FLETCHER Ivomlmll '34-'38 NEOMIA LEE RUSSELL Neff, .IOSEPHINE DOROTHY .IARVIS .von lluulo I+lconou1i1'S Club l.ibrn1'y Club FERRELL CLIFFORD saWaddy:: t Band '34-'33 FRANK EDGAR AMIS, JR. Eddie I7l'lllll Rliljlbl' 'JIT-'RS A4lv4-I'tisiIIgr Nl:II1:IgI-I' Otyukml l'l1lituI' IIHIIEIII Ss-nut '38 Vivo I'I'c-N. SI-Ilim' Fluss llvlmfn 'I'l'illll 'CIT LIIJl'ill',V Club S I:IIIislI Club , .,',.,.1,0Sf,.,1 VIRGINIA ALICE CIIAMEP. 041111-tvsy Ulub Prvss Olub ' IIl'illllIlfIt' Art Club O Artist, Otyukwu I I I wepu Courtvsy Club l'I'e-ss Club Slllllfbllt CUIIIIUII ASSIStIlIlt liditul' Imliml Smut BoB,IqEPII,EY 6 FRED NEI,s0I3fZ, IIIISIIIUSS BIQIIHIHUI' Otyukwn '36-'RR Football RIRIIIIUZPF 'RT Ilusketball Typing '38 Debate '1'0:IIII '36, 'IIT MARY JEAN MOORE A Jeanie x lf I3l'lllll C'oI'ps tjx Soc-I'c'l:II'y ClYlll't0Sy Club OI-I'lIostI':I if VFXIJIIIQI 'IST 1 5 SIIUPIIIZIIIII '37 V I h . Iv JACK JAMES Football f LOUIS TELLES I uufh:IIl llzIslcI-tlmll X . 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JOSEPHINE GOM EZ Firm ' W7 MA Y EI ZABETI-I CA IS .Y ucuwyl, Ilobufb TCIIIII 'SET Cburlvsy Club Lib1':11'y Club llvbam- Cluh Ilflllll '35-'38 Auuuul Stuff ' SIl0l'fIl1lll1I '38 JAMES CARR xCu1l1'f0sy Club I'1'oss Club I . lf, A. ,QM I OLIVER D. WILLIAMS Dude lluncl '34-'IRR I lHlIllllII I'lllll'Il'Sj' Club Spaxnislx Club YONE DAITO Pros. Ihnuv I'Il'0ll0lllI1'S Club 'HG-'35 SIIIIIIISII Club Host Girl Atlllvll- 'ILS BRADY SHANNON Shinola,' Vice Pres. Stullm-nt Rody EEANE DUNCAN HD , Student Counvil l'1'usi1lvl1t Svninr Class Most Popular Boy '37 Football lllclitor lltyokwn l'rm-ss Club President Spanish Club Captain Football Team '37 unky' Football Sweaf-tlie:11't '38 Assistant Editor Otyokwzl Som-.-Tri-ns. Senior Class Druxn Corps One-Act play '37 Vic-0 Pres. Spanish Club Press Club Dranlativ Art Club Most Beautiful Girl '38 nipurnneous Speaking '38 Exte- D A111 LIN .. E en 1 lllil'S Club ALTON MCCLESKY CHANNING CHAMPIE 'l'l':lok Football Spanish Club Debate Club OLETA MAE TOWLES tKT0mm9y!l Courtesy Club lIlSf01'i1lll 1101119 l':1'0ll0llllK'S Club , - One-Act Play '37 -.wi Pl J Q., MARY GORDON JENSEN Gig5ie M E V I I2 Typing '38 Public Speaking , . IN KERL Y JOHNNY PITTS I outb:lll '30 'Frau-k '36 iFull1'lvsy Club lf. F. A. Dramatic Art Club WINIFRED SHIRLEY BROCK x PVinnie Library Club '34-'38 I I J MAX TEAT Skii-fnotl' l notb:lll '36-'23 lf. I . A. Trzlck Spauisln Club 'Q AL ED V LENTINE Debate Club 'RT-'38 Tvpiu f '27 124574 532 VELMA OLENE CHAMBERLAIN Half-Pinf' Cnllrtosy Club '36-'38 Prvss Club 'IIT-'SLN LERA FAYE FORTENBERRY Spanish Club Press Club Dramatic Art Club MARY LEE WALBRIDGE Tootsie Drum Corps 4'u11rtvsy Club Il0ll0I'f0I' llomo I+lr'mm1niC's Club lhmlxlatim' Art Club l'1'n-ss Club Utyukwu Stuff All-Ysletu Girl '38 MARY VIRGINIA BLACK Energetzc Yell Lezulvr 'RTJILQ Courtesy Club 'fl1i12l8 Debate Club 'IKTYHR MARY DOLORES KIRBY-SMITH f.Kirby,, Must Beautiful Girl 'RT lflllitor Indian Scout '37 Hur-1'0t:11'y II01110 I'Il'0ll0lllIl'S Club Utyokwu Stall? '36-'38 Courtosy Club MARIE ODEIL DODSON Pop Squad '53-19218 Simi, 0 Del Vivo Pros. Courtesy Club Treats. Home Iiconmuil-s Club D1':1111atif- Art Club Press Club Assembly Program lllzmuger '37 ,ws JAMES A. PERRY Nero lfuotbull Hilllll '36-'IZR l . F. A. Url-lwstrn MW MM! 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Juanita Long, Horace Kidder, Edna Mae -Jean Heininger, Milton Cockrell, Lois Virginia Shaw, Norman Monk, Vivian Kilbourne, Stella Couch, Bea- trice Boudreaux, Edward Heininger, Lee Rose McNail, Norman Jennings, Alfonso Parra. -Orris Barner, Patricia Wadley, Harry Holland, Shirley Durrer, J. D. Davis, Wanna Lou Thomas, Forest Sanders, Dorothy Morris, Dorothy Dawson, William Barry, Lawzetta Cox. - Mary Lee Keith, Bob White, Aurora Guerra, Frank Gilchrist, Marina Arrellano, Raul Chavez, Emma Fres- quez, Louis Montes, Eliza Mendoza, Rafael Dominguez, Celia Barron. JQBQF oo o mooywwwo 2 M3133 ,-'qpww V' ,MM S QW N?jQ 13f'QJMW SQA Sophomore 'Sorawls ..... Wm , b BKWWMF ! 4mQo,f,g.w 4 ' ' cw'f,c:-' a Z VWMN lm WJ l'5f'fffff,fg, ,M Wf Wffiw' wwf? wfwwf If mu Ami lm? n ' Jr! 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Dodson, Chester Spier, Alice Stovall, Billie Rader, Howell Wofford, Eddie Olsen. Wayne Hollebeke, Jack Butchofsky, Aubry Carr, Barnett Haws, James Hill, Gordon Brock, Frank Acres, Minnie Mae Braem, Stewart McConnell, Myron Einsel, Billy Sweatt. Kevin McElhannon, Kenneth Blair, Haziel Clifford, George Cannady, Salvador Lopez, Bill Stovall, Frances Lopez, William Niemeier, Arthur Dean, Malcolm Peck, Wayne Einsel. Earl Dailey, Johnnie Dutchover, Tani Carbajal, Bill Poisall, Bennie Mabon, Barbara Hinojosa, Mel- vin Fields, Lina Guerra, Lynn Kern, Aurora Duran, Cip Duran. Thomasene Holmsley, Jaunita Comfort, Johnny Bailey, Lupe Huereque, Mernon Holleman, Jaurina Oliver, Magdalena Olivas, Lupe Guerra, Isabel Madrid, Alicia Rodela, Julio Telles. Allen Heininger, Willie Jo Davis, Pat Sutherlin, Anita Reagan, Forrest Cockrell, Thyra Slape, Odis Blankenship, Kathleen Call, John Eastham, Eleanor Jensen, Billy Strieber. Fern Milton, Robert Edison, Alfinia Kowalewski, Robert Butchofsky, Betty Jean Frymuth, Billy Healy, Colleen Long, Edward Penn, Francis Turner, Claude Wilcox, Minnie Wood. Fred Rister, Bettigrace Moore, Leslie Carr, Carolyn Poisall, Ramon Conejo, Hortencia Garcia, I. A. Warwick, Gloria Slyvia, Gilbert Lopez, Concho Soto, Louis Burrus. Melba Wood, Carl Begley, Eva Mae Wilkin, Leldon Piper, Maria Garcia, Ishmel Telles, Marie Esquivel, Frank Tabbah, Anna Lee Moody, Burney Alford, Kitty Baron. Dick McNutt, Nelda Buscha, Fletcher Ryan, Alice Mae Carroll, Harry Lee Plumbley, Rita Serna, Charles Acres, Maria Garcia, Howard Fisher, Delfinia Sambrano, Charles Graves. Helen List, Ralph Kerley, Flora Moffet, Edwin Wilson, Mildred Hinchman, Marvin Tyler, Patri- cia Drake, Carlos Baca, Mary Jane. Pence, Alex Gonzalez, Mary Alice Alderete. 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Sports Reporter Mary Kirby-Smith, Snapshot Director. Row 2 -H Gertrude Williams, Society Editorj Mary Causey, Senior Rfpresezztotiveq Charles hlills Ifoyvs' Sports Reporterg Billy Escajeda, .fzmzor Rellfreielztotizfeg Vivian Kilhourne, Sopho more Repre.vf11tatioe,' Marie Dodson, Joke Editor. Row 3 - John VVolc0tt, Snapshot Directory fvlary Van Ness, lfozrulti' Spo11.x'or,' Clyde VVafer, For'- ultvv Sf70ll.VU7'. Pirtures not uppearinga Ii. Y. Dodson, Freshman Represezztatizfa' C. W. Gordy, Staff Photographer. Billie Rader. Smzpihot Director. Left to Right Top Row I Row2 Row 3 Row4 LOUISE BOLTON Band Director BAND James Perry, Jimmie Hill, Walter Durham, Milton Cockrell, Orville Kuethe, Lynch Grattan, James Brock, Billie Rader, Glen Turner, Sam Dalton, Tom Plumbley, Norman Jennings. Herbert Teat, Grace Neimeier, Harry Holland, Gilbert Amis, Virginia Rains, Gene Bourland, Joe Dalton, Oliver Williams, Martha Robertson, Lynn Kern, Lee Hamilton, Lou Etta Holmsley, Willard Wilson, Chester Spier, Manuel Duran. Frank Amis, Drum Major, Charles Hutchins, George Lazanas, Alice Stovall, Forest Cockrell, Jardon Weems, Gilbert Lopez, lVIarcella Durham, Eva Mae Wil- ken, Gordon Brock, Lorenzo Hodela, Earl Dailey, Mary Edythe Kerr, Cip Duran, Miss Louise Bolton, Director. Jeanne Williams, Jane Duncan, Forest Sanders, Lois Virginia Shaw, Billy Esca- jeda, Agatha Williams, John Eastham, Mary Lee Walbridge, Mary Causey, Pat- ricia Wadley, Clarice Sherwood, Frances Bickford, Ernestine Grant, Lorraine Thomas, Dorothy Morriss. lkww V K J D PEP SQUAD Lefi to Right Top Rowl-Lucile Rister, Ellen Neimeier, Mary Kirby-Smith, Helen List, Jaunita Long, Mildred Hinchman, Winona Couch, Anita Reagan, Jane Duncan, Gertrude Willialns. RUZUZH- Ernestine Grant, Alice Stovall, Helen Stewart, lwary Jean Moore, Stella Couch, Hoxine Hall, Dorothy Dawson, Frances Bickford, Betty Jean Frymuth. Rnw3-Marianne Handel, Mary Lee Walhridge, Mary Lee Keith, Jacqueline Luettich. Clarice Sherwood, Patricia Wadley, Vivian Kilbourne, Minnie Mae Braem, Mary Jane Pence. ' Pep Leaders - Ralph Lidman, Virginia Black, L. V. Dodson. DRUNI CORPS Lwfl to Right Tap Row I-Marianne Handel, Frances Bickford, Helen Stewart, Patricia Wadley, Jacqueline Luettich, Vivian Kilbourne. Row?-fClarice Sherwood, Mary Jean Moore, Jane Duncan, lwary Lee Walbridge, Ernestine Grant. J if: G GGGG G F. F. A. CHAPTER Left to Right Top Row!-Lynn Kern, Charles Wilken, Nugent Tyra, Howell Wofford, James Carr, Jack Butehofsky, Leldon Piper, Louis Burrus, David Stanfield, Frank Gilchrist, George M oss. R0w2-Mernon Halloman, Dick Audress, J. D. Davis, Bill Niemeier, Charles Poisall, Millard Hinchman, Richard Butchofsky, George Warwick, Bob White, Weldon Barton, Max Teat. Row 3 --- Jesse Daugherty, Kenneth Blair, Burney Alford, John Bailey, Kievin McElhanan, Charles Kiethley, Tom Plumbley, Clifton Rowland, Gordon Brock, Fred Rister. Row 4- J. A. Warwick, Chester Spier, Leslie Carr, Aubrey Carr, Jim Bailey, F. W. Cooper, Advisor, John Pitts, Garrett Tyra, Bob Butchofsky, George Drugan, L. V. Dodson, Forest Cockrell. 1 I ..L... g-1v .. ,,,, ,7, .j till,-'L ORCHESTRA Left to Right Top Row I - Frank Amis, Lois Virginia Shaw, .lean Moore, Walter Durham, Marianne Randel, Harry Snelson. RUIUZ- -Patricia Wadley, Agatha Williams. Onietta Ross. Marcella Durham, Fletcher Ryan, Virginia Rains, G. B. Palm, Herbert Teat, Kenneth Cate. Row 3- Norman Jennings, Concert Master: Edward Heininger, Clariee Sherwood, Betty Jean Frymuth. Nlartha Robertson, Sam Dalton. Eva lVlae Wilken, Ralph Kerley, Ellen Cook. GLEE CLUB Luft to Right ' ylllfllc!7ZU1?I'IOI'tEI1Sl1l Garcia, Wylis Graham, Anita Reagan, Thomasene Holmsley, George Moss, David Stanfield, Fletcher Ryan, Herbert Teat. R0w2fa Jean Heininger, Lawzetta Cox, Patricia Wadley, Frank Akers, Adele Johnson, Billy Healy, Jesse Daugherty. Left to Right Top Row I - R0w2- Roan?- Rnw 4 g SPANISH CLUB Richard Merbeth, James Perry, Florence Loewenstein, Kassie Keithley, Gilbert Amis, Alton McCleskey, Jaunita Davis, Oliver Williams, Vernon Greggerson, Brady Shannon, Harry Snelson, Glen Turner, Frank Amis, Tom Plumbley. Jane Duncan, Celia Baron, Terrell Karstendiek, Lawrence Jenkins, Charles Poi- sall, Jack Mentzer, Loy Collier, Max Teat, Faye Fortenberry, Frank Gilchrist, Eliza Mendoza, Emma Fresquez, Gertrude Williams. Marina Arrellano, Tani Carbajal, Lorraine Thomas, Mary Olvin Phillips, Cath- erine Scarborough, Jean Heininger, Lerose McNail, Eleanor Gomez, Mary Edyth Kerr, Mary Lopez, Mary Arrellano, Consuelo Medina, Cristina Barraza, Trini Sanchez. Jacqueline Luettich, Rafael Dominguez, Bob Schulte, Paul Wuerschmidt, Herbert Teat, Tony Apodaca, Jacqueline Smith, Lilybelle Ballentine, Cuca Lara, Agatha Williams, Ernestine Grant, Jardon Weems, Roxine Hall, Maria Gamboa, Roberts Hudson. Left to Right Top Row I -- Rowl- RUZ113- COURTESY CLUB Gertrude Williams, Elouise Sundquist, Roxine Hall, Catherine Scarborough, Mary Kirby-Smith, Beatrice Klabock, Lilybelle Ballentine, Mary Olvin Phillips, Mary Causey, June Penn. Kassie Keithley, James Carr, Oliver Williams, Johnnie Pitts, Martha Robertson, Brady Shannon, Terrell Karstendiek, Kenneth Ruiz, Virginia Black, Marie Dodson. Richard Merbeth, Billy Escajeda, Marianne Randel, Virginia Cramer, Velma Chamberlain, Miss Roberts Hudson, Sponsorg F. W. Cooper, Sponsor, Thelma McNail, Mary Lee Walbridge, Frances Bickford, Claragene Sterling. 1 Left tu Right PRESS CLUB yil1f7R0w I-George Graf, Jack ASales, Terrell Karstendiek, Harry Snelson, Brady Shannon, Florence Becker, Miss Ruth Alexander. Sponsor. Row?-Nlarie Dodson, Winona Couch. Mary Kirby-Smith, Kassie Keithley, Charles Poi- sall, .lane Duncan. Row 3-a Jess Daugherty, Bob Kerley, Frank Amis, Charles Mills, Velmxhamberlain. X Left tn Right Top Row I i R0zu2- Row 3a Row 4 -A ' v 0 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Dorothy Dawson, Yone Daito, Miarie Dodson, Jeanne Williams, May Daito, Helen List, Eleanor Jensen, Fern Milton, Wylis Graham, Kate Sieger, Oleta Mae Towles, Barnett Haws. Altinia Kowalewski, Verna Graham, Juanita Davis, Mary Kirby-Smith. Haziel Clifford, Shirley Durrer, Florence Becker, Edna Pitts, Margaret Burrus, Mildred Hinchman, Martha Drake, Mary Arrellano. Frances Lopez, Rita Serna, Cesaria Hinojosa, Alicia Rmdel H l H I ' t a, e en umpiris, Melba Wood, Maria Garcia, Aurora Duran, Kathleen Call, Mary Jane Pence, Marina Arrellano. Lorraine Thomas, Roxine Hall, Mary Lee Keith, Mary Lee Walbridge, Thyra Slape, lVIary Katherine Drugan, Josephine Jarvis, Frances Bickford, Marie Bow- ling, Nelda Buscha, Emily Olguin, Magdalena Avalos, Alice Mae Carroll, Isabel Madrid, Miss Leda Blazek, Sponsor. DRAMATIC CLUB Left to Right I . . . Top Row I!Claragene Sterling, Gertrude Williams, Miss Lxzanell Hulse, Sponsor: Jane Dun- can, Virginia Cramer. R0w2-f Winona Couch, Marie Dodson, Vernon Greggerson, Faye Fortenberry. Lucile Hister. Row 3- Bob Schulte, Ralph Lidman, Charles Kuethe, Jacqueline Luettich, Mary Lee Wal- bridge, Lerose McNail. LIBRARY CLUB Left to Right Top Row I- Mary Causey, Agatha Williams, Harry Holland, Clifton Rowlan, Tony Apodaca, Maria Gamboa. Ruw2- Jo Dorothy Jarvis, Francis urner, avi cott, Juanita Davis, Christina Barraza. Row34Jean Heininger, Louise Wolcott, Alice Stovall, Lorraine Thomas, Mary Jane Pence, Miss Helen Higgason, Sponsor. T D 'd Stanfield, William Barry, John Wol- Tr EM' '- xaw -fi 3--ffiZ22' N' 4 ' I 'N X 13. 5 'IH' 4 'Q , M PC. E N 1 J- Q I We? ,I 'M ' 3,45 Q J effl h fi-up , fb-lf' H -7EATUREs CLEYE CROOBI 1J7't'.YilIIt 71f of Stuzlmt 13007-x' I 2, X JANE DUNCAN Most Beautiful Girl Football Sweetheart GERTRUDE WILLIAMS M0515 Popular Girl CARL DAWSON Most Popular Boy LOUIS CUTHBERTSON Best All Around Boy IACK Bl l'CHOFSKX limi Hoy Alhlrtff IVIARIE DODSON Sun Carnival Princess VVASHINGTON, D. C. Ysleta High School Float First Place Wirzrzer In Sun Carnival Parade QUEENS COURT YSLETA HIGH SCHOOL BAND In Sun Carnival Parade' STUDENT COUNCIL Lfft to Right- SZf111a'1'f1g-Glerln Turner, Billy Sweutt, Cleve Croom, Brady Sllllllllllll Swztmz'-l3ick Butclmfsky, Gertrude VVilli:1ms, Bob Kerley. 1 Q 232 2 W 'W If ' 1,,m1, is qw am YSLETA HIGH SCHOOL STVDENT BODY ASSEMBLY ., iffnxx 1 I f l X W! 4 in 'U' K , K+ x ' 1 N W' f , ff f 1 'ovi:7V1X- Vx . ,f M l' .' Q , X X W, N ffl ff!! V ' HO 1.7 5 x X ' zU,,! ' f I , 4, Kay W X, ,fzff 5 f 4 55 'K gig H 011151, ff :gg ' Q. '25 X X ' an .Q XA' 'ff X 1' r M '- g m-Qfv M, 'X A 'gm ,V X ' 'xg-.19 5,5 kv. v,-5' V 2 M kg K , Ai f . ,, 'fi' Xa. NN gf A f rw N. I WA X 2 X 1 xv g f 'lm' f ' XS 4 7 nl ' 3311 x- ' .- ' nf f H l x Q .7 . I ,f ,I ' 0 YT. Hgfs , f , qi I, -ua' N xx X .:. fx WY W ' x X 0 XQUN x -2 4 x Q, Q , , - Q , - Q wx - WW 1 - -X N- . A bf X f ff Y .jf H 1 wfxx K A ' ..... ' M 1 Q VC xi , 5' Y E XRS ,X ' X: 1 2 Q- sl mx M if j X + 195 hw ' .leg 'X ' 1 'ffL v' Wiz- ' X ,. My ,ati ,gf Q1 K K ,M ,fy 1 S M Nw Q ,jf f, I gkxx ' , 1:14 . ,' VI , fx I ,f ' V j c QATH 15 LETICS 0 1 l ,f CQ I' 40s-bd,fu,'4,1J 1 f f' 404 lcd - 1 -' 15. CLYDE WAFER Athletic Director Head Football Coach JACK MCNUTT Assistant Football Coach Head Track Coach W. G. BREAZEALE .Assistant Football Coach Head Basketball Coach EUGENE JORDAN Assistant Football Coarh Left to Right VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Top Row I- James Perry, James Bailey, Max Teat, Billy Fletcher, Louis Cuthbertson Nugent Tyra Charles Poisall, Jack James, Tom Plumbley. Row2-Jack Butchofsky, Kenneth Ruiz, Carl Dawson, Glenn Turner, Howell Wofford Oliver Williams, Billy Rader, Loy Collier. Rowj'-Jack Sales, Brady Shannon, Captaing Dick Andress, Freddie McVay Lawrence Jenkins Jack Lee. RESULTS OF SEASON Hot Springs .,.,,..c..,,,.....,, 0 fat Alpine .,..,,,,,.,, ,.,.... 0 Cat Marfa ....,,,. .,,,... 6 Cat Fabens ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 6 fat Austin .,,,..,,,,.. .,,,c.,,,, 2 l lat Cathedral ,,,,,. ..,,,, 0 Cat El Paso ,.,e,, ,,,,..,,,, I 3 Cat Tularosa ,..,,,,, ...,,. O fat Bowie .,.,,.,e,., ,,,,,.,,,,..,,,, 7 Cat Ysletaj ,,.,.,,,,,....,,,,., Ysleta Ysletaj ,....,,,..,,,,,,,,.. Ysleta Marfaj ,,,v.,..,,,,,,.,,,,, Ysleta Fabensj ,,..,,,,..,,e,,.,, Ysleta J .,.,,,-..,,,,-,... El Pasob Tularosaj Ysletaj ....,,,,,,..,,,,,., Ysleta Ysleta Austinj ,,,,,,,,,.,,....., ,,Ysleta Ysleta Ysleta ,Ysleta W. L. COLLINSWORTH -MANAGERS e- FRED NELSON DAWSON, CARL Letterman QUARTERBACK A great field general WILLIAMS, OLIVER Letterman EULLBACK Hard to stop JAMES, JACK END Alas! a semor TURNER, GLENN Letterman GUARD Hard to move lx tl -. SALES, JACK .Sh CENTER 3 U ' Hard luck BUTCHOFSKY, D Letterman END All-District Tough as a boot BAILEY, JAMES L etterman TACKLE Brutal I. . PERRY, JAMES Letterman GUARD Crafty le ANDRESS, DICK Letterman TACKLE Rough and tough PLUMBLEY, TOM Letterman GUARD Chatterbox MCVAY, FREDDIE Letterman FULLBACK Powerhouse ,s 0 BUTCHOFSKY, JACK Letterman HALFBACK Tough as two boots SULLIVAN, MIKE Letterman HALFBACK Watch him in '38 FLETCHER, BILLY QUARTERBACK Broke h1s arm early m season TYRA, NUGENT Letterman END Sorry to lose Nuge TEAT, MAX Letterman QUARTERBACK The boys believed in him WOFFORD, HOWELL Letterman FULLBACK Could really scat RADER, BILLY Letterman GUARD A hard fighter RUIZ, KENNETH HALFBACK The best attltude CUTHBERTSON, LOUIS Lelterman HALEBACK All-District Most valuable man POISALL, CHARLES TACKLE Pugilist POISALL, BILL TACKLE A great competitive spirit LEE, JACK Letterman END Great defensive man JENKINS, LAWRENCE TACKLE Should come through next year LIER, LOY END Expect greater things from iim in '38 l SHANNON, BRADY Letterman CENTER Captain '37 'M VARSITY FUOTBALL STORY up BY FRED NELSON The history of the '37 season dates back to the close of school the spring before, when a deter- mined group of boys, headed by their far seeing coaches, made plans to have a pre-season training camp in the Cloudcroft mountains. Late in Au- gust these plans materialized and with the same grim determination this group pitched camp in the mountains of Cloudcroft and set to work to build a real ball club. On the night of September 18, almost a month after they had begun practice, the now hardened K'mountaineers opened the Ysleta season with Hot Springs, New Mexico. From the outset this was the Indians' game. With the whole team working like a well oiled machine, the offense clicked with crushing power and the defense stopped every Hot Springs drive in its very tracks. The next two games with Alpine and Marfa were duplicates of the first. Both were featured by brilliant runs and an impenetrable defense on the part of the Indians. Up to this time the misfortune of injuries had not beset Ysleta, but on the afternoon of October 8 the Indians played their arch rivals, the Fabens Wildcatsg and, despite the fact that they played Fabens off its feet, the Indians barely escaped with a 12 to 6 win and several injuries to show for the courageous play. The following week the still undefeated Ysle- tans played the always tough Austin Panthers. Although they played a valiant game, the Pan- thers, greater experience finally told after three and a half periods of outstanding play on both sides, and the Indians had to chalk up their first loss of the year. This set-back failed, however, to dampen the Ysleta spirit, for the following week they tackled Cathedral High with an eye on the game the following week with El Paso High and came off easy victors by a 26 to O count. VVords cannot describe the wonderful spirit and fight that the Indians displayed in playing the heavy experienced Tiger powerhouse to a stand- still, only to get the tough break of having a punt blocked on their goal line and ultimately losing 13 to O. But never before in Ysleta's football history had any team ever played such an inspired do or die type of game, and though they lost in score the Ysletans will always keep with them the thought that they won a moral victory with which few can compare. Although the Ysleta season had already reached its climax, the Indians still had two games to play. On November ll they journeyed to Tula- rosa and stopped the latter club by the lopsided score of 33 to O. Then in their last game of a very successful season they tangled with the Bowie Bears and lost a heartbreaker 7 to 6. Despite the fact that this was their third defeat, the Indians' season showed that they had run up a total of 226 points to their opponents' 53 and had been shut out only once. YANINIGAN FOOTBALL SQUAD Left to Right Top Raw 1- I. A. Warwick, George Lazanos, L. V. Dodson, Peyton Sparks, Fred Bister, G. B. Palm, Billy Healy, Clarence Pratt, Louis Burris. R0w2-Jimmie Hill, Sam Dalton, Lee Hamilton, John Eastham, Ordway Slape, Louis Telles, George Graf, Alfonso Garcia. Row 3M Willie Apodaca, Arturo Morales, Harry Plumbley, George Moss, Norman Monk, Ramon Conejo, Alton McCleskey, Stewart McConnell. Row4-Johnny Bailey, Joe Dalton, Edwin Wilson, Chester Spier, William Barry, Jack Mentzer, Leldon Piper, William Stovall. YANNIGAN SEASON -1937 Sept. 23 ,,,,, .,...,,,,,,, Bowie Sept. 30 .,,,tt,t, .,,,,,,. E l Paso Oct. 7 ,,,,,, ,....,,,,,,, A ustin Oct. 14 ,,..,,,,,, ,,,..,,,, A nthony Nov. 4 ,.,,,..,. ..,,,,,,,,,.. B owie Nov. 18 ..,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, El Paso Starting the season with a new coach and only three men from last season, the Papooses got off to a bad start by losing to the Bowie Cubs in the first game of the season. The Cubs were too much for the home team. Their fake reverses kept the Papooses baffled all afternoon. The following Thursday, the El Paso Tiger Cubs visited Ysleta, and were sent home on the short end of the score 13-O. The little Indians played the visitors off their feet as the four first downs the El Paso club made will indicate. The next week the Pa- pooses invaded the Austin field and came home winner 13-7. The Austin team gave the home boys some shaky moments, but they lacked the staying power of the Ysleta boys. Two weeks later the Ysletans were sent home from Anthony beaten 27-O. It was the worst de- feat of the season. The superior weight of the opposing team wore the Ysleta boys down, al- 0 .,..,, 13 ..,,.......,,,,,,...,,,. . .,...,,..,,,, Papooses ,, ,,,,,,,,,, Papooses 27, .,,.,, ,,,,,...., P apooses 6 13 ,, ,,.,,,,,,, Papooses 13 O 6 7 7 ,,,.,.,.,, W . ,...,..,,,,,,,... Papooses . ,.,,,,,,,,..,.,..,,,,,,,,..,.., Papooses though they fought gamely to the last second of play. The following week the Bowie Cubs played host to the Papooses on their field. The Ysleta boys roundly outplayed their rivals throughout the game, but finally lost because of an intercepted pass in the last few seconds to play. The second defeat at the hands of the Bowie team was the hardest of the season because the local boys led 6-O until the final moments. The final game of the season was played on the El Paso field two weeks later. The Indian jinx on the Tiger Cubs held good as the boys from home struck early in the game, and never relinquished their 7-O lead. As the seasons' standings were tabulated, it was found that the Papooses had won the District 4 Cup for B Teams. The boys on the team are to be commended for their fight and courage. There were no individual stars on the team, all worked together to make a well-balanced ball club. ' ...... , .,., I '- F-Mr af M im R Q . . ..-., 5 A 1-. 3, , Sue: - .... - Y' ,V-Q Aw- -M1 t ' .... ..E.Zsas..,:,,s.-:,5::::..- EES: :ga5:.g:g:,:gz,s,.:.sP- ':5sN.E5I.I:I.2:.H.5-1-Fez: ':'15'-'-E533fig-55. -,-:.. ., L If iii '1 F QPYQ Q Exxfisigf Q36 ' 54 X we -,.. AMW K Q5 as Viv A V' av' :Y 3 nl-P J :A Left to Right T012 Rowl--Howard Bickford, Managerg I. A. Warwick, Eddie Olsen, Bob White, Norman Jennings, Aubrey Carr, Lupee Guerra, Frank Gilchrist, Assistant Manager. R0w2-Alfonso Garcia, Louis Telles, Oliver Williams, Horace Kidder, Salvador Lopez, James Carr, Charles Wilken. Row 3 - W. G. Breazeale, Coachg G. B. Palm, Jack Butchofsky, Jack Mentzer, Loy Collier, Joe Dalton, Fred Nelson, Carl Dawson. Ysleta High School Score Indians .,..,,..,..,,,....... ....,. Indians Indians Indians ff ee.. Iffff Indians Indians Indians ...... ...... Indians .,..... ,,.... Indians Indians Indians Indians 27 26 25 34 16 33 Indians .,,,.. ,,.... l 6 15 23 26 32 16 14 RESULTS OF SEASON Place Ft. Hancock ,,,,,.,, Ysleta ,.,.,.,,,,,,... El Paso ..,.,.,.. Anthony. ,,,,,, Ysleta ,.,,,,. Ysleta ,,,,.,,, El Paso .,.,,,... Ysleta ..,..,,..,...., Ysleta ,,,.....,..,,....., Ysleta ..,.....,,,,,........,, Hatch, N. M ...,,..,.. Albuquerque ...,,...,...........,,... El Paso ......,..,.,,........,........,,.. Opponents Ft. Hancock Hi. .,,. Hatch Hi. ....,,,,,,, . Cathedral Hi. Anthony Hi. .,,,, , Cathedral Hi. Anthony 'Hi. ,,..........,,,..,..,..,. . Bowie Hi. ,.....,........,........,,... . Albuquerque Indian School Austin Hi. ......,.................,.... . Bowie Hi. ...,...,...................., . Hatch Hi. .........,,.................... . Albuquerque Indian School Austin Hi. .,..............,.........,.,. COUNTY TOURNAMENT Indians ,..... .,,,..... 5 0 Indians ,..,,.. .,,,..... 3 3 Indians ......, .,.,..... 3 6 Indians .,.,... ......,,. 3 4 Indians ....,., .,,,,,... 4 l Indians ...... ..... 3 9 Total ....... ...,..... 5 36 Yannigans .,...... ..... Yannigans Yannigans 32 Yannigans ........ ..... 2 9 Yannigans ,..,.... ..... I 6 Yannigans .,...... ......... 2 6 Yannigans .... ......... 2 4 Y annigans ........ ..... 2 5 Yannigans ..............................., 55 Total ...........,...,.......................... 265 Tornillo ,.....,...,,.,...........,.,..,,. Tornillo ..,.......................... ..- Tornillo ....,..............,....,,....,. District Game.: Ysleta .,....,,,.,....,. , ..,,,.,,,.,,,,,., , College of Mines ,......,,,,..... Post Season Game Deming, N. M .........,........... YSLETA YANNIGANS Anthony ....,,,,.....,..,,......,,,,,,.. X sleta .,,,,,,.,..,,,,, Ysleta ,...,.....,........,, San Elizario ........ Ysleta ................ Ysleta ,,.. .,...... Ysleta ......., Ysleta ..,.,.., Deming .....,... ,......... Tornillo Hi. ...... . Cum Hi. ...,...,.,. Fabens Hi. ......, Bowie Hi. ..,., Bowie Hi. ,... . Deming Hi. ..... ....... . Total .,...,,,......... ,,,... ...,.... Anthony B Team .......,,...... San Elizario Hi. ................... . Anthony B Team ................ San Elizario Hi. ........ ....... . Y. M. C. A. ........................... . Austin BD Team .,.................. El Paso Hi. B Team ....... Ft. Hancock Hi. ................... . Deming Hi. B Team .... ., Total ......................................., l 'l' County Championship Game. T District Game Scoring Record. Score 14 21 37 21 29 1 1 44 I9 30 47 31 29 32 ll 17 314' 47 60? 41 572 15 I6 14 26 28 I3 35 22 22 91 NPI SON I P1I'D first Year Letternzan A-4,44 Z? One of the hardest workers o11 the squad and thm determination won ll1S hrit lettcr during his last yelr of competition Bl YCHOFSKX lkilx I'zrrt Year I,L'fl177l1Illl GU mn All-County liret rl e1m -Xll-District Setond rl eam His record xboxe spewks tor imc-lt Xnd just watch l1i111 for the next two 80150119 H un make one of the heat I OPP! QAI X ADOR Watth this tellow in the two Se rsons to Lorne He vs IS 1 utility man and tould l1 indie the ball IS well 12 any player. C SHR, JAMlCb Pzrst Year Imitfrfzzazz IURVVARD All-County Setond le llTl All-District Setond leam A hard working Senior md 1 good huStle1 He really earned his 'lwxrd and vs lb 1 good deten sive man. We hlte to lose hlm Sfronzi l far Letlffrman -Xll County First Team. All Dlstritt Second Team mt year he was called '1 dark horse really came through and won individual Qcor ing, honora during the Lounty VIUIITIYIITICIII Watth ll1ITl-gilt? has another year I 1' LLES, LOUIS QQU ADMAN One of the He played would play ball player PALM, G. B. Firrt Year I.eltLr7nau GUARD G. B. was found during the Class Basketball Tournament. He was always ready when needed and is a good prospect for next year. Wateli him and see if he lives up to what is expected of him in the future. WILKEN, CHARLES SKFUIIZI! Year I,f'flZ'f7IZl1lI FORYVARD All-District First Team. All-County First Team. High scorer for the Indian Tribe and a good lighter. His record above tells enough, but do not forget we will see more of him next year. Watch him. DALTON, JOE D. Firxt Year Ll'Iffl'7'7lZ61ll CENTER This was one of the reasons Collier played ball. because Joe was utility Center and was always ready. He should earn a berth on anybody's team next season. VVateh him. M ENTZER, JACK Squafimull CENTER Jack has another season to come through and should make things tough for somebody next season. l,et's see what he does. DAWSON, CARL Captain '38 Second Year Letterman GUARD ' All-District First Team. All-County Second Team. A swell fellow to work with, plus a good de- fensive player, plus smart heads-up leader, plus a player, all the other fellows loved, this summed, makes a man any team hates to lose, but he will be long remembered. YVILLIAMS, OLIVER Sq1,ldd7Hdll FORWARD ' This fellow was a good sCrapper,' and en- joyed it when the going was tough. He dropped out about mid-season, otherwise he might have been a valuable man. 0 inf Q TRACK TEAM Left to Right Top Rowl-.laclgf McNutt, Coach, Chester Spier, Mike Sullivan, Charles Poisall, Ferrell - Cli ord. Row2-Alexander Gonzales, Louis Cuthbertson, Channing Champie, Freddie lVIcVziy, Charles Wilken, Bill Barry. R0w3-Glenn Turner, Bob White, Eddie Olsen, lVIux Teat, Jack Mentzer, Oliver Wil- liams, Nugent Tyra, Salvadore Lopez. 4 up u.uw 4 f unue uuuv, . V..- .,.....,, - ,J ..,.. ..1,,....-, -.-I - W, ,, , 1 ' ing, Coach. R0w2- Glenn Cook, Howard Fisher, Alton McCleskey, James Carr, Aubrey Carr. I RUTH ALEXANDER Direftor Girls' Physical Education BASKETBALL Left to Right T017 Row I- Haziel Clifford, Virginia Rains, Faye Fortenberry, Kassie Keithley. Raw 2- Conchn Soto, Virginia Black, Minnie Braem. VOLLEYBALL Lvft to Right Top Raw I -- Dorothy Nlorris, Knssie Keithley. Virginia Rains, Yone Daito. Rnzn2-g Willie .lo Davis, Coneha Soto, Georgie Monk. BASEBALL Left to Right 1l0f1R02'UI--' Kassie Keithley, Gertrude Williams, Virginia Rains, Virginia Black Row 2- Nlary Olvin Phillips, Clarice Sherwood, Helen Stewart. YONE DAITO Best Girl Aihlete THE GAME of LIFE Bill Jones had been the shining star upon his college team, His tackling was ferocious and his bucking was a dream. When husky William tucked the ball beneath his brawny arm, They had a special man to ring the ambulance alarm. Bill hit the line and ran the ends like some mad bull amuckg The other side would shiver when they saw him start to buckg And when a rival tackler tried to block his dashing pace, His first thought was a train of cars had waltzed across his face. Bill had the speed-Bill had the weight-the nerve to never yieldg From goal to goal he whizzed along while fragments strewed the field- And there had been a standing bet, which no one tried to call, That he would gain his distance through a ten foot granite wall. When he wound up his college course, each student's heart was sore, They wept to think that husky Bill would hit the line no moreg Not so with William-in his dreams he saw the field of fame, Where he would buck to glory in the swirl of Life's big game. He tried to run the ends of life, when lo! with vicious toss A bill collector tackled him and threw him for a lossg And when he switched his course again and crashed into the line, The massive guard named Failure did a Two-step on his spine. Bill tried to punt out of the rut, but ere he turned the trick Right tackle Competition tumbled through and blocked the kickg And when he tackled at Success in one long, vicious bound, The fullback Disappointment steered his features in the ground. But one day, when across the field of Fame, the goal seemed dim, The wise old coach, Experience, came up and spoke to him, Old Boy, he said, The main point now before you win your bout Is keep on bucking Failure till you've worn the lobster out. Cut out his work around the ends-go in there low and hard- Just put your eyes upon the goal and start there yard by yardg And more than all when you are thrown or tumbled with a crack, Don't lie there whiningg hustle up and keep on coming back. Keep coming back for all you've got, and take it with a grin When Disappointment trips you up or Failure barks your shin. Keep on coming back and if at last you lose the game of Right, Let those that whipped you know at least, they too, have had a fight. Keep coming backg and though the world may romp across your spine Let every game's end find you still upon the battling line. For when the one Great Scorer comes to write against your name, He marks-not that you won or lost-but how you played the Game. Such is alumnus Football on the whitechalked field of lifeg You find the bread line hard to buck, while sorrow crowns the strifeg But in the fight for name and fame among the world-wide clan, There goes the victor sinks to naught before There goes a Man. -Grantland Rice. I 6 J i gf ' ffff: 'gills Q- x 'lx A :L ag X - jk Eff ' I qi wh 1 Q' , f g JK X MW 1 ,,. wwS 'mf + V Y M NIV: M r W f ff N X X X + ,f NV Www, .. X 1 S YK A X If f 11 Jw N W H x . 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's55E'f55:2?'E1E1' ' -Q21 ' 2 'X .W ' :- 55 :-12 '35 5: 6 Y n l ' E. -.E Z QQ 3 xe x A mv tt IT F ., Q A ,Q ...f-f Nw. fx l f' ifkixvxx fff' Y X .3 x f' ,IW X ff f , .gifff l X K X AK Ai- X X X , xx 7 f YVVA 2- , Q 1 Q I If f 2 N , fx X Q 4X X X X fx ff ' x X N 9 I X X ' MXN V ' f X N' X Q 'f Si, Y 'ii ,,,V ' fiii. 7 if X-if ' ii' +- , E L+:-L 1--S-iigfsim ' '4'7Zlg,Q:gff,,:f QADVERTISEM ENTS Styled for Young Men.' lin ..n.. il bl: l' ll 'LI E SUIT it V 5 so r 3- -I -,-::E11:'I-:.'i:2, xl '-',' 1: .'-,' Be a HV man .... broad shoulders, set upon a slim - - ',' 531- waist .... a man who feels his appearance and acts Q, '..'4.'V it .... vital, virile. Wear a Popular V-LINE SUIT, f 'T masterfully tailored of all-wool worsted or gabardine V 1: wg fabrics. sizes 34 to 40. f it , 'Q' 'lr YOUNG JUEN'S SHOP-FOURTH FLOOR H T C POPULAR DRY Gooos co. l L EL PASO, TEXAS Ysleta Indians entertaining Albuquerque Indians at Ysleta gym. The Indians won. Alameda Fuel 81 Grain Co. Headquarters For PURINA CHOWS Profitable feeds to lower production costs 3411 Frutas Street EL PASO Phone Main 462 Put your little foot. The Football Dance. A good time was had by all. FOR PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE CALL Snelson's Grocery 85 Market Phone 71 YSLETA 1- TEXAS Q Marie Dodson accompanied by train-bearers Anna Mae Kimbrell and Martha E11 Wafer. Coronation Ball, West Ysleta Country Club, December ll, 1937. HOWARD DRUG CO. The Friendly Drug Store that Appreciates your Business QZTTFYSQ PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY R. KIMBRELL. Pharmacist FOUNTAIN SERVICE H. T. PONSFORD 85 SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS 914 E. Missouri Street PHONE MAIN 803 EL PASO, TEXAS Buddy S. fat the promj-My suspenders broke right in the middle of the dance Hoor. Bob K.-Weren't you terribly embarrassed? Buddy Sf-No, Terrell had them on. I Q C Cleve-I'm thinking what it must be like in the Arctic where nights are six months long. Marie-So am I. That's what an evening with you seems like. o o o Q'Daws0n and Trudy walking ir1 the breeze.j Dawson-Does this wind bother you? Trudy-YNO, go on and talk all you like. iNIrs. Walbridge-lNTary Lee, Why did you make such a low grade today? Mary Lee-I wouldn't have made an F but the teacher looked up too often. O O O Roxine-You're just like a window. Kenneth-Why ? Hoxine-Everyone can see through you, you're hard to shut up, and you're a big pain. A o o o Miss Van Ness-George Graf, I can't read this essay. You'll have to copy it over. Lightninggwell, Bliss Van Ness, you said to write on a cow, and I just couldn't keep her still. Compliments of A. B. POE MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER --- PLYMOUTH SALES - SERVICE Good used cars on easy terms Fresh daily az' all Grocers Made by PURITY BAKING CO. EL PASO, TEXAS J Butter-N ut Breaw HUGHES-BUIE CU. fuwzwi, fodwi Bmcima Salas Agents for GF ALLSTEEI, DESKS, SAFES FILING CABINETS, STEEL SHELVING ALUMINUM CHAIRS 400-404 N. El Paso Street EL PASO, TEXAS I O 0 O o A11 ora Ask for r SUREBEST BREAD Delivered fresh deny by the , ,,,, l Surebest Bakers At the a nnua l football banquet, Jane Duncan, Sweetheart in Ysleta ot the football 152121, veggie? Cuthbertson the Sold by all gmcers The Sherwin-Williams Co. 216 N. Stanton St. Phone hlain 1432 q El Paso, Texas Paint Headquarters VVe carry a full line of exterior and interior Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, etc. for the home Art Goods and Painters' Supplies Dr. Russ Marvin OPTOMETRIST 609 El Paso Nat'l Bank Bldg. BOLTON'S CAFE 4 hour service Phone Main 1998 408 E. San Antonio St. LEUTTICHS fh General Storej Groceries - Meats - Feeds Gas QQ Oil- Drugs - Hdw. X School Supplies North Loop Road El Paso, Texas iC077lllIli77Z87If5 of NORTON BROS. EI. PASO, TEXAS STANDARD G A S 0 L I N E R. M. P. Motor Gil UNSURPASSED CZEGXD Standard Oil Company of Texas Phone Ysleta 50 Main 1872 L ! E Nelson gets hot-Cathedral game. i , f O B or Economical 'fmnsparmmm wtf ' gli! j, Something New in the Sottthwest- FACTORY-REBUILT CARS Not just Used Cars, but Cars completely reconditioned in our new factory designed especially for this Work Get a WATKINIZED Car! Watkins Motor Company A Twenty Year Reputation to Upho1d 415 W. San Antonio St. El Paso, Texas Southwestern Mills Distributors DISTRIBUTORS OF Sales Books, Wiz Registers, Wrapping Paper, Paper Boxes and Cordage 000 BRANCHES 2142 W. Central Avenue Phone 83 P. O. Box 857 Albuquerque New hlexico P. 0 218 N. Campbell Street Phone Main 246 - 247 - 967 O. Box I8 El Paso, Texas Flapper-I would like to try on that dress in h ' d t e win ow. 4 Clerk-Sorry, but you'll have to use the dress- ing room. I 0 O Teacher-Name the ten greatest men in the world. Lynn K. fwrotej-New York Yankees 9 Charlie McCarthy l lO o o o lllr. Cooper-Wafer, the umpire for today's game is at the gate with two friends. Should I pass them in? VVafer Cgaspingl -An umpire with two friends? Show them in quick. 0 o o Miss Alexander-The best thing to do when you feel like exercising is to lie down until the feeling goes away. o o o Frank A.-I told Pat that each hour spent with i her is like a pearl to me. Gilbert-And what did she say? Frank-She told me to quit stringing her. Light-Condition your home for Self? Seeing Sigh! is Priceless Lflglzz' is Cheap M, gglEfK1TA8iGl W W ULEQIJBC CDMPANYP The White House extends to the Ysleta High Selma! graduates best wishey for a happy fatare The Pepper Uppers Ralph Lidman Virginia Black L. V. Dodson BIG HEARTED HERBERT Left to Right Standing-Elvin Kerley, Bob Schulte, Ralph Lidman, Claragene Sterling, Charles Mills, Lerose McNa1l. Seated HJacqueline Luettich, Gilbert Amis, Jane Duncan, Melvin Fields, Gertrude Williams, Vernon Greggerson, Marie Dodson. 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Compliments of Judge-What is your name? 1 Joe- Joe Stinks. .Iudgejl dc63n't blame you, what do you want ' Taylor made Ice Cream to change lt to . i Joe-Charlie. Ysleta O O O I once had a classmate named Guesser O. Whose knowledge got lesser and lesser. It at last grew so small our Work guaranteed He knew nothing at all-H , And now heis a college professor. Let us Prove our Work to 5011 NATURAL GAS LEA COUNTY GAS COMPANY YSLETA Phone 47 MILLER TIRES Geared to the Road WALTER POHEAL Distributor The Tri-State Music Co. El Pas0's Exclusive Muszk Store 620 Texas Sf' Main 703 103 s. E1 Paso st. El Paso, Texas EL PASO'S OLDEST and FINEST! FINE GLASSWARE AND CHINA GUARANTEE SHOE CO. G. B. LAPOWSKI 85 Co. 208 Mill st. El Pa EL PASO 220 N' Mesa TEXAS S Across from Hotel Cortez so Lefty,' Wilken shows Bowie how its done. CONGRATULATIONS To the Senior Class I O FURNITURE COMPANY 205-215 S. Stanton St. Main 2351-2028 THREE PILLS IN A BOTTLE Left io Right Standing-Virginia Cramer, Gertrude Williams, Faye Fortenberry, Luetta Holmsley, Allen Heininger. Seated -Melvin Fields, Mary Lee Walbridge, Claragene Sterling. JACK HUGHE S LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS, FUEL FEEDS AND HARDWARE Ysleta, Texas -1 Fone 80 MODERN BAKERY AMERICAN BARBER SHOP Bread - Fancy Pastries - Pies Pleasing You Is Our Business Phone 66 Jack Rito KIRKPATRICK CLEANERS -SUHGIOWPTOCCSS- Work called for and delivered NEIV AND USED FURNITURE Phone Ysleta 46 Ball! Ball! Where is the Ball ?' Cathedral won the game. -..l.l..l-l- Weelis -Redmon Studio PHOTOGRAPHERS .T- 219-220-221 MILLS BUILDING EL PASO, TEXAS V Official Photographers :for-. 4 938 Gfgoffgwa iofi Ysleta High Sehool v E1 Paso,s Better Photographers V Where Photographg is an art f , N Wofefa gndian Qouoiem siklfiij Clyde Wahr Jack Welsb E Wi Cooper W. G. Breazeale K. Wi Wilken Jack McNatt Henry U. Gaznes H. H. Sfweatt E. Bntcbojsby Gene Jordan W. A. Wall F. E. Amzs Anne Nelson Helen Hzggason Elsze Campbell IZ M. Jensen Jobn H. Yoe Vi S. Bowden Rzttlz Alexander Frances Keatzng Mrs. M. S. Osborn Upal Carratlz Mary Van Ness Ellzott Holman Carlos G. Rnslzzng Dorotlzy Weatlzerby Roberts H adson J. M. Hanks Jewel Ely C. A. Hntclzzns C. A. Reynolds H. E. Dzbbson H. W Frynzatb R. G. Sbannon Mrs. R. G. Sbannon Alma Houston Coblentz K - J What made you guess I came from Scotland? It wasn't my accent. Oh, no, sir. It was the tooth marks on this penny you gave me.-Exchange. Q O O Mr. Turner-Had the car out last night, son? Glenn-Yes, dad. I took some of the boys for a run. Mr. Turner-Well, tell the boys I found one of their lace handkerchiefs. , o o o Mary C.-What's the difference between a worm and a bed bug? Fred N.-Well, a worm crawls on its own stomach, while a bed bug is not so particular. A married man is a person who goes round the house at night and shuts up everything except his wife.-Humorist. O O O 'Tm glad to to find you as you are, said the old friend. K'Your great wealth hasn't changed vou. VVell, replied the millionaire, it has changed me in some ways. I'm now 'eccentric' where I used to be 'queer,' and 'delightfully witty' where I used to be 'rude.' -Grit. o o o First Boarder--VVhat's this in my soup plate ? Second Boarder-Well, it might be soup. It happened here once.-Lampoon. AMERICAN CAFE A Place of Refnemeni GOOD FOOD AND DRINKS YSLETA PHONE 127 J. M. BOOTH ck COMPANY 312 Mills Street Phone M. 3568 Floor Maintenance, Refinishing Materials and Equipment General Line of Janitors Supplies Frank's Place HCATERING TO THE BEST GOOD COFFEE - FOOD - DRINKS We Boost Ysleta High School Phone 22 YSLETA, TEXAS Main St. THE GRINDH Nfellens Food Baby, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,.., . l,..,. ,,ViVian Kilb0urne Best Wooer ,.,,,,,, .......... ,.,....... J Oe Dalt0n Damon and Pythias ,,,,,,,,,. Dude Sz Max I am the state .,,,...l..... Most Original ..l,,,,,.... Peptomlst ..c,,.,.,,,. 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