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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1940 volume:

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NORTH LOOP SCHOOL X 3 I x 1 YSLETA E g 1 5 GRAMMAR In L SCHOOL ,Mg W5 hm Qvfp FMD 'WW QW L Jw-'TnD,9,v mmf lwifjf aww V, ww ' r am.............,.,...r......m.JL.4.....A..mg....-......,, M, .-,M, J To MISS ROBERTS HUDSON, for faithful service given at all times as Dean of Girls and Student Adviser, the smif affec- tionately dedicales the 1940 cdilion of che OTYQKWA. lin iliiemnriam MR. C. A. HUTc:H1Ns Lute President of the Yslcm School Board MR. j. M. HANKS Superintendent of Public Schools THE BOARD OF EDUCATION YSLIQTA INDEPICNDIQNT SCHOOL DlS'I'RICT Bcczuist- thc iiiviiilxfrs of thc school boartl are always willing to tloimtc their tiinc zmcl lfll0l'lS lrccly to ftlrtlicfi' tlic gent-rzil wclfztro ol' thc srllool, wc wish to 2lCliI'l0Wll?LlgC our gtxttiu tucltr to tlit-in. During this school yt-211' wt: have enjoyed the atltlitions to our school building nmrlc possible by tht: bozml of t-clttcatioii :mail the pvoplc of the Yslcta district. ln tht- picture aibow, lclt to rigltt, are sum Mr. R. Stevens. vice-prcsiclent: Mrs. XV. L. Slmflcrg Mr. Frctl D. BlUlSl'l1, prcsitlcritg Mr. R. F. Merbcth: Mr. F. A. Hill: Mr. john Robert Cain: amcl Mrs. li. Healy, secretary. 'Eff' A Q LIFE IN YSLETA HIGH SCHOOL ATTENTION! In this 1940 edition of the Otyokzua we are presenting Ysleta High School as it exists in the lives of those students who attend it daily. It is the hope of the staff that through this book you will always be able to live again the school year of 1939-1940. ' It sf?- 3 I Six Xu Slmlcnls mzlernzg Yslcm I Iiglz School for the first lime, and students returning for llzeir SE f'CI?Zfl, llziwl, or fozmflz year, meet and greet ,379 vb 5 THE F CULTY H 5 A ' if 3 li WM M V F., V. Coorfik 2161111 of Voczzliomzl Dept I 1 L, we fi. Lf Q! 1 f X WJ? Q ff f yo'- ,, I ,E V .CLYDE XVAFER Di'recto1' of Aihleiics EMMA LAURA Fvfxxs Head of Aflatlz. Dejfzf. 5 if 4' ,fu -1 0 - - fi, 1 . gf? 3 4 - ...Nt , X my I , ' k Lf Lad ,Q AIARY VXA: NESS Head of English Dept. RUTH ALEXANDER Director of Girls' Physical Education RQBERTS HUDSON Head of Foreign Language Dept jfxcx PQCNUTT if yi Head of Social Science Dept fl FRANCES Nimxs H Hmzfl of Sciierrfff Dept. ' Vo, if 6?r.!'12A,f4if1lQfj., 4, A I , R. A . f,,. , . , - v ,Q ,.f.-1-fwfr,-fr -Y ffm! Lmvmx Bonrux ilfllff of 1W1ls1'c Dept. Zmi R. XVIIITTINGTON Hem! of C0n1m e1'cirzl Dept. Lum BLAIEK mul of Home liconrmzics Ilept. WM M fm 'W ' IZLSIE CA:x1Pm:L1. Span ish EXLNIA H. Cc'm1.1aN'rz Math NV. G. BREAZEALE Inrlustrial Arts ILA S1-:WELL English DGROTHY JEAN TJAYLOR Speech and li1 zgZz'5h EUGENE SULLIVAN Music - . C I f 1 1 J y 1211655415 j N Social Sc ,zce Dems Ymfxu Math 'G 0. Q9 . M15 :MARY Louxsrs, CAREY Secretary .5- KK WHY' U' a.sP, i Th sc freulnnan girls seem to he lnving lun Arriving with llPIXTl'CI2lSSIIll'll, freslmien soon ex? ., K I . . L . lwmim' avrimoiiiecl io high school. Buses bring Left to right are Bobbie jean Abbott, Iva jean many oi lhe snidems ro school. Cox, Belly jo Stevens, Lola Faye Kelley, Billie Frances Shalier, and joycze Black. COMING FROM THE SUPERIOR RANK IN GRADE SCHOOL, S'I'L?IJIiN'I'S BEGIN THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS AS . . . Freslinian boys paused on the playground for In another group of freshman girls are seen, a nose. LQIL to right are joe Cook, Paul Green, left to right, Maggie Lopez, Joyce Black, Billie jollm Grimslcy, jo john Mills, and Ernesto Karber, Anna Lou 'Woocl, Emma Cnbos, and Garza. Lois Bowling. ,fX.f A -am ' k Wm 5 Qwnw . ' xg gum aim' KY! 905 N: M., - K .,,W, . if -- W ff? . . A W Q f L, 1 5. 14. sul as W I ' Q. A 431' .L A 1 . gt ' . 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CARRASOO EILEEN CARROLL ROBERT GATES. DWAIN CHAMBERLAIN ANTONIO CHAvEz DONALD CHERRY CHARLES CHILDRISSS DONALD CHILDRESS BOBBY CLARK FAYNE CLARR WVILLIE CLARK EMMA COEOS JOSEPH COLLENO DIARY COLLINSWORTH MILDRED CGLLINSWORTH JOE COOK FRED COOPER IVA JEAN Cox DORIS LEE DAWSON ESTELA DE Los Rios JEAN ANN DENTON BETHALEE DERRICR CLARENCE DINDINOER LAYVRENCE DINDINGER F. J. DICRSON jo:-:N DJERF NORMA MAE QDUBUQUE DANIEL DURAN TONY DURAN ,, W 31 K- Fir ' . 4 ' Q 0 I 5-. I 'SIA I z If' , . 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SLAPE BOBBIE SMITH GERALDINE SMITH ESTEBAN SOTO HERMAN STERLING BETTY JO STEVENS JOHNNY STINSON SAM TAMBURO TONY TAMEIIRO BETTY TAYLOR NAZARIA TELLES EUGENE THOMPSON IWARY KATHERINE THOMPSON BILL THREAITGILL LYMAN TRAYLOR DOVIE TRUEBLOOD ELENA TRUJILLO MARY HELEN TRUJILLO BETTY I VALDES MAGDALENA VALDIVIEZ LUCY VALENTINO FRANCES VANDIVER BERNARD WAGNER ROY WAINSCOTT CLYDE WALKER GLENN WALKER EWARY RUTH VVARWICK SYBIL WEA'rHI:RLY IHARY WELSCH JOHN YfVIIIT'rARER GEORGE YVILLCDXON VIRGINIA YVILLIS HQ, Ii iv f . , ggi , 56'- Z -..m....-.-M Jr fi J , R? A . H4 me S 5, ! 5 1 ix M' ,J gy, iq I, X XR 5 ' :II ANDY W ILSON RENA LEE XNILSON i n ' ANNA LOUISE YVOOD Q ' Elf , I HELEN YVOODHOUSE H 5 Hg I' e gkmi' I I IDI Freshmen join Ujuperclassmen to attend a basketball game at t assembly period. ,I 51 we 'l'hf: Sophomore group hcrc imiluclcs Clcrll to riglnp Gilbert Scpulvulzx, rlfrzmk lfsquivcl, X li'lUI'lll1l Gam lu, Kzullcrinc Gil, Ruth Alilllfijll, and xxflllilllll .mem-S 3 i J -wear f These sophs sccm to be in different moods. Lclt to Tlglll are Mildred Alexan- clcr, Martllzx Hnrrull, Henry Stricbcr, Pan Hcnm-say, Jessie: Klan: Brzult, and Doris Teal. Baca. Ifimzllyg lim srfcond year in High School is re11cher1', and the ,sfufienls feel sojfhisticateal as ...... IL uppczlrs thru Nlzxrgzlrcrt Shnclclix has 'lwllcsc girls taking it easy on the lawn jusl told Ll lunmy smry to john Collicr, are Dorothy Oliver, lizxthcriuc: Lcipcr, Phyllis Alfflllllll. jqxrlcic Comer, Wlullcr ff' Corinmf Osbourne, Maxine Hullorcrl, :md Millcr. :md 1343105 Nlcilzlll. -f Mary lilizabcth Hart. -....,,.M fYO0TSIE STUBBLEFIELD, president and annual reporler jmzxmi CRU'1'CHr:R, vice-j1resizlent NIARY LOUISE THURSTQN, secretary-lraasfzllrer joux BALL15NT1bcB, simian! council rejfresentalwe and football player SOPI-IOMORES ROGER BROXVN, assistant editor of annual and football player NTELBA PIPER, Ent semesler president and yell leader NIILLER HUDSON, second-jyear debater MRS. MEANS and MR. JORDAN, sponsors ll. I ROBIN ADAIR NIARGARITA AGUILAR RUTH ALARCON DDIILDRED ALEXANDER ARMAND BACA CARLOS BACA JOHN BALLENTINE RAYMOND BEAN ENRIQUE BELIS JESSIE MAE BRADT ROGER BROWN BILL CAMPBELL ALICE MAE CARROLL MAX CHAM1'!E JOHN COLLIER JACKIE COMER JUANITA COAIFORT DAN CONWAY ROSE NIARIE DE ANDA BETTY DELANEY MARY AGNES DRAKE AURORA DURAN MANUEL DURAN CARMEN ESCAJEDA FRANK ESQUIVI-LL ELDON FISH PATRICIA GARDINER NIARY GARCIA VICTORINA GARCIA KATHERINE GIL JXLEX GONZALRS RUTH GRAVES NIARY ELIZABETH HART NfARTHA HARRELL HENRY HRNDON PAT HENNESY BARBARA HINOJOSA CECELIA HOLCSIZIN ELIZABETH HOLLAND KIILLER HUDSON NIAXINE HUFFORD CHARLES HUTOHTNS ADA E. JOHNSON RALPH JUMP KATHERINE LEIPER NIADISON LOCHAUSEN CARLOS D. Lomax CARLOS Lomzz, JR. R-A 5-il?-llw , .T'EF'w'-M' iilfmfi i . fi. Af ' wiHf.Q, L A if -,su-Ry ,T :XX-. x , ,,,,v..f ,Lf 'x,f,r-AN ,W 'S+ 'A 4 f A A if W A A 3 ,f 8 E f f-:a.:':.aA:..'2:.,:1' .. .A 'vu -,,.. .,, . M , Ei , , T G-' 5, v ' , ' A R ASP A 'FA A 1529? 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BARBARA LUETTICI-I JAINIES IWCCALL I-IERCIIEL MQFAIIIJEN DORUTIIY BICKENZIE STEYVART NICLENDON SPURGEON h'fCNIINN PAUL MARTIN XVALTER NIILLER ANN NIILLS PIIYLLIS NIOFFETT Ronoufo MIIRALES GILBERT NIUNRO RALPH NIURILLO GRACE NIEMEIER DGROTHY OLIVER CHARLES PORRAS MARY PEDREGON CHRISTINE PELLAM EDWARD PENN FRANCES PEREZ EVELYN PETTIJOHN LELDON PIPER NIELBA PIPER Louis ROBLEDO ALICIA ROIJELA SANTIAGO RGDRIGUEZ FLETCHER RYAN REUBEN SAUCEDO JOHN SCHAEFEER GILBERT SEPULVEDA MARGARET SHADDIX JIM SHOUP HERBERT SIMPSON HENRY STRIEBER TOOTSIE STUBBLEFIELD PAT SUTHERLAND DORIS TEAT Bon TI-IORNHILL MARY LOUISE THURSTON AMELIA TRUJILLO BILL UTTERBACK IDA VANDIMORE ROBERT WAINSCOTT ELLA PEARL WALKER CLAUDE WILCOX JAMES WIBISATT HAL WOODLEY Q and -will JIMINIIE HILL, president and outstanding athlete, and DORIS H1zxNEMAN,Ais'ecrelary ' PEYTON SPARKS, lreasufrer and varsity football player ORDWAY SLAVE, vice-fares., and ex-football player BETTYE FRYMUTH, yell learleor Students are 'regarded as l!j1j2e2'clzzs.w1ozen with more privileges and more possilzilities for lzonors, having lzecome . . . ELEANOR JENSEN, annual repfesezzlzzlive and oulslamling home economics student BOB BUTCHOFSKY, out.standing ailzlele Aucri STOVALL, student co1mcz'l represenlzztloe and assistant editor of annual, and LOUISE WOLCOTT, assistant editor of annual ALLEN Hmmxomz, declaimer and assi. arloef- tising manager of annual Kffz 4-L at 2 E5 1 rf U si IEIARY JANE PENCEF, majmnette fwirlefr with the band PETE GRAVES, oulstamlzfng stuflent Axrm RAGAN, soloist and outstanding music student L. V. Dopson, yell leader UNIORS CONCHA SOTO, outstanding athlete LEE HANIILTON, athletic managefr BETTIGRACE Momma, outstanding sludent Miss VAN NESS and MR. NICNUTT, sponsors .P NIAKY JANE PENCE FRED RISTER JAURENA OLIVER LESLIE CARR WILLIE jo DAVIS ,W I, f'. -QI!! fx, . ,I I , I 1 , ,Y W, ,J .... Lx, X , BIIRNEY ALFORII BARBARA GARDINER FORREST CQCKRELL THOMASENE HOLMSLE' JOHN COYVDEN DORIS HEINEMAN JIMENIY HILL DINA MARIE QRLEBEKE BILL NIEMEIER HELEN LIST GEORGE CANNADY -IUANITA Cox LAWRENCE ROBERTS law ALICE STO ALL K YVILLIAM STQVALL LOUISE W OLCQTT ,,,, 1-sf . Pravrox SPARKS BETTYE FRYMUTII Bos BUTCIIOFSKY PATSY TIfIREADGILL ..1 ,, 3' .1 fm-V 4 A Af ' . .g.,..4A.- , R AUBREY CARR s.,..---,,..........f -In 4 EVA AIAE XVILKEN GARvIx PASIAIORI5 ANETA RACEAN BILL HIIALY BETTIGRACE, M OORE PETE GRAVES KITTIE BARON f'ff5'Gfv' -if A 0 W, 4 , ,wi ,gf 1436, . Ziff LAL-' ,r -qfgny sf. - Q 14 I W , I ' Q .S GEORGE DRUGAN IHARY ALICE HARRISON JACK BRADLEY AKA ii --an lump jfxxn RILEY BILL STRHLBER ELLEN Cook :ALLEN HEININCDER gay-492 Iggzkiioa fxzxsxzx rfERRELL SCEARCE 'O Coxczfm Soqro CQILBERT Lovmz MAGnA1.12:xA .LXVALOS TNIALCULM PLCK FLORA AIOFFPZTT XVAYNE IWIOLIJLBIEIQE ALTINA GUM1'LRT JIM LITTLE GLORIA SYLVIA MARIA- GARCIA BARBARITA APODACA EDELMIRA GONZALES PAUL Ivrzv Num BUSCHA ALVIN BROOM ANNA LEE MOODY HARRY P1,LfMB1.EY IQATE SIEGER R. L. BOYNTON Q. 'E' 'HK' K A v 1-X 'R KKBEIOZUQ Cllcsllcr :md Alice slmw why they won the Vjitugrlmgg mlm-sl. Belowj A group of junior girls is seen gathcrcd for a nmpus chat. Sezmffl, left to rigln, are Georgia Patterson, Dorothy McMullen, Marguerite Green, and Jlilllf Riley. lilllfllllig are Ellen Cook, llfillie jo Davis, and Mary Alice Iarrison. Elffms' X my This group of junior boys seem pleased over xoxnclhing. Lcfr io righ arc Carl 131,-glvy, Nizxrwin 'lxylr-r. Hzxrolc NVooclhouwc-, Myron liinscl. Xkfzxync Iflin 5:31, and jack Coopcr. These junior girls are ofrcn scan lr gcfthcr on thc campus. Luft L0 right, :rr- Florax Moffett, Bzxrbznxx C,Lzn'clincr, Alinn: Kowalcwski. Dina Marie Orlcbckc. ann Jaurcrrzr Oliver. I:Qvcn 'unior boys cfxrox' rmixrgf for i I G, ! , X 1 pmturc. IMI to right urn' Ralph kcrhf' L 'nn Korn. Frank Gilchrist. Billv Grin 5' , v V t, matt, Bllly Swczul, I. A. XNlll'XV1Ck, :ln George Srohucr. Here is a group of junior boys an girls who arc friends on the cumpu Scared arc Adclzlidzl Apodoca. Cum Lara, Flim Fstrzuln, Alicia Rodda, an Aurora Duran. Standing are Alfon: Parra, Lupe I-Iuereqne, Manuel Lun George Lzrzanas, and Cip Duran. SNOVV COMES TO YSLETA HIGH! Students enjoyed the tarity of a real iowstorni during the week of niideterm xaminations. Finding the walks deeply covered with :low on Monday morning, Miletone and 'ictor, assisted by Harry Phunbley, shov- led out a path to the building. Mr. Yoe appears to be almost up to his leck in snow on the athletic track. Fletcher carved a realistic Scottie from . block of packed snow. Here is one of the many Snowmen made my the students. The group of proud art- J sts appear with their creative work. A Wg1'.ih2i til i km Q M , u.-,W 'yew' ,sn u I Q 41 il! 'ffitkw , N V ,aww gm-iz, ,, ta- 1 f 1 1 'im . . if .S x 49: - -E k '. J VW, .1 i 4 f Q 3 M!, 1 Q S .Q 1' 5 1 fffhvms-li--.. . ,, UI 7' ' 5 1 ,H Y , , t 1,5 , y X A 3 Cyclists 21115 Mary Arcllano, Eliza Mer dom. I .crosL- McNail, Consuclo Medina mul Nlarina Arvllzmo, all scniors. Il H1 71 nfffrl flu' goal of Ihr' fmzrliz year in high .Sclz004' , U11 If nfs hcfcmzf Inliifllifllflgl, .... s nu L Barber shop quarter or otherwise, Lhcs u 1 L svuim' boys :arc Milton Cockrcll, Edwzm 1 , mn Hmm IMlCil'1iIlgCT, Gcmioxx Brofk, and Ernes nw 1 , X Hiuojosa. Q ,V 19 ,N 3 JACK BUTCHOFSKY, vice-president Ixflvmx KILBOURNE., secremmfy BILL RADILR, sluflemf cozmcil 1'ej1Tese1zLtfziive Umm BARXIQR, fweszcfcrztv, and KIURIEL Rfxsxrrifssnx SENIOR COACH XVAFFR and Miss Huusox, sponsors EDDIE OLSEN, yell leader E5 DORQTHY Dfxwsox, ivfeczsuref' 1 xi' pf l Pfilwf' iighx 'K 5 lion SCiHIII.'I'l', sci-ii with his soplimium' girl fri:-ml, Jinx S.4Xl.Ii!i, has bu-u ax capziblc stucilcnt prcsiilciii, prziisi-cl for ihc spvziking quality of his voice, jlipxw llicixlxuifu has plzmmicl Il x'11ricft5, ' of ciiiurrtairxizig zmil ccliicxilioiml zissvmbly lDl'Ogl'2lIlilS. PATlV.'Xl1Ll-1YIll1ll Bora Niilivmfxx liziu: both lJl.'Cll oiilslaiiiclizif suiilcnts in thc music A ilcpzxruxicm. lVii,1,1,n1 l3,xRRY, scum iviih his iimimi girl lricmi, Aim li1.1f1fxwcm jmixsox, has been ai vziluablc umm in footlazill mul trzlcik. llokis fl.XMl'llliI.I., Um: of thc hlcmclc iiiziiorcttcs of lflflfl, has livlpucl put on xnzmy xi good show wilh the bzuiil. I,,Mvl1s'i I1-x Cox :incl VIQRXA ciRfXll.-XM, lfzisti fricmlfs, lizivc dons ouistzimling scliolzislic work in high sfliool, l'lAROI,D lVliY, S6'L'll with his lai'0ilim's, PAH., iunimx :mil l3iI,L. liwslniiim. has clone good wurlg in public' siwzikiiiggi :mil mimic. I rmiQs'1' SANIIIQRS, SCCIl with his SOIJllOIll0l'I.' girl firifgiicl. BARBARA l.,l'l-fl'il'1Cll,llllilJt'Qll am cflliciifm high sciliool aclilclic xnziriagcr. . M ., Ds, 'fwfiljii D 1 'V AGATHA YVILLI,-XIX-iSA, jimxxi W'ILL1As.1s, and DQRCQTHY AIORRISS liuvc been an oixlstzimliiig trio in lhc: music clerpzirtmenti. NORMAN and Giioamii xiflfili, brothcr and sister, haw Cliillffifil iiiany zi sqixzirc mgcfllicr. RAUL Cufxviaz and TAM CXARBAJM, hzufc been frieucls :mel clzissniiilcs in Yslcia High. JACQLJELINE SMITH8I1Cl3lARYLfTJP1i7T lirwc niziclcz high scholastic record-s mul linu- bccn active in girls' SPOTLS. i RIINNIE BRARM has czirnccl her Y sweater, liavirxg been outstamling in the girls! physifgril cclu- calioxi cleparmient. BOB XVHITIQ, seen with his sophomore girl friend, jizsfsm Shui BRADT, has been active in F. F. A. and basketball. ELEANOR Gomez, Emimf OLGmx , :mil Frifxreciis Lomax liavc: been high school LIlZlSSHl1lKCS popular with uiiuiy of Lhf: sturlems. PHYLLIS THORNHILL, BIARY jo Timiav, and jfxxiiz Cox lmvc been friends, :ill Imving bccu in the popularity contests of HMO. ' :gg -nl! 'CZ-'f Gmmtslra Maxx has een a member of the Glee Club and Girls' AllwStz1r baseball team, and a Sun Carnival cluttbess. IQUWARD UNEDU HEININCZER has been a member of tb band and orchestra and the Library Club. WWW Hfxziiil. Hl'lAZIIS,' Cuififoau has been a member of the Future Homemalcers and the Girls: All-Star basketball fwttlsawh sham YVYNONA Norm 'TAYLOR has been a member of tb Cllee Club, Future Homemztkers, and Courtesy Cllulg LAWZRTTA JEAN l'CoXr2'rTA'a' Cox has taken part in Inter- srbolastie League spelling, Ollffrllifl play, and essay rioti- tests. VIQRNA NWN fiRAHANI has been a member' ol th Ccmrtesy Club, Future Homexnakers, and Girls' All-Stu basketball team. ZYURMAN jigxxlxcs has been a member of the band, or- chestra, Courtesy Club, Spanish Club. basketball team, and tennis squad. LAURA Brcittlr-zs 1'A11'F, at new student this year, has take! part in debate :incl exteinporaneous speech. FRANK AKIQRS has been Il member of the junior- track team, Courtesy and Library Clubs, and was an officer ol' his fresbmzm class. DOROTHY hljiflrfn blCCANN, a new student this year, ha been li member of the Courtesy Club. Siimuzy PANc:uo!' Dtziutea has been a member of the Future Homemakers, Courtesy Club, and Glee Club. 1 , and tx as uct president ol his sophomort 1' i BARRY has been outstanding in foot I.. tl' f f' 1- ' .. an resident of F. F. A. 4 I fx I Iuxnsr 'Niirol' Hmojosl 1, fine e' punish elub, Library ex ,aiu een . Zl .. i Iflmmm Mmm lfnes hrs Hn a nieniber of the Future F1 C b, and Library Club. A f ,c IARY liLLi1x A1'o1mCA has been a member of the Library llub and treasurer of the Future I'lOlYlf:fII1Z1lflSfS. ZXIARINA NAVY ARRLLANO has been ri mernber of the drum corps and Spanish Club, and entered the sbortbantl contest in 1939. zfxxtzias P.-xNCHVrA Loviiz has been secretary of the tuure Houiemakers and received fi letter in pbysxeal luezuion. EMILY i'MlL1,112 CJLGLYIN has been E1 member of the Spanifh Cl tb and Future Homemalcers. lid! 1 if 1 1? DZ, -L-wok Gomez has been prominent as 21 gir athlete id 21 meuiber of the Future Homemakers. TAM TAN CARBAJAL has been aemember of the Span- ish Club and Future Farmers. . aa.1..,,z 051511151 .Z ,,,,g,.,4,.3,..,,,..f-1-,,.,,i7f,.yaeZ.. ixsurino CH1iLo'e' lx-lEDINA has been a member of the :ture Homemakers, Spanish Club, and Courtesy Club. 0-f NIARY CuRxNoA ARELLANFO has been a member of the Spanish Club and Future Homemakers, and entered the shorthand contest. in l93Q. .UL 4'RuLY CMA ,Z has been El member of the Future rmers for four years. liilxm Mrgunoz, l en a member of the Span- ish Club, Futu 1 aleers, and Girls' l-Star volley- ball and base anis , URRIS BARNHR has been a member of the band :md or- cllestru, Courtesy Club, and student countitl. blURIliL Blum I - xew student tl1iS Year, W 1 u t, EJ . if nt 1 un mutt 'J t uber T f E1 lz.S Ctr 1l 1 L A. Z EAM A' K Donoruv UDO'l l'IE l5t:t,t,rg Dfxwsox bats been at member of the Courtesy Club and Drtunntit' Ulub and IJ2lI'll21lIlCI'l- tztrizxu of the lfuturtr Hoxnemztkers. linnni 'hsltllllblzlu Orsrix, outstanding in basketball and trztcfk. won the SIJOYLS1l1illlSl1lP trophy in the ll?-10 basket- ball tournznneut. Bon HBIIBIKII-'.U Ntaxvxmx has been at rnetuber of the or- fltestrzt :md oneqgut play Cast. lkxrxxczm PAT XVAULRY has been lead drunnner. a ntexnber of the band, orchestra, and Glee Club. and 3 Sun Cfurnivul clutltess. t. jx: N Q 'I 'GER as been 21 ment er o the drum corps, G1 , u ' , and ' . t t. , C X was assembly mun- :tqe IH the fall of 1939. Bots ScHUL'rr:o, president of the student body, has beer viee'president of the inter-school council and prominen in drznnatics. URI-LST Doc Smxlmxiks has been manager of the football and basketball tezuns and a member of the Courtesy Club and band. ELlZABIi'I'l-1 'ELIBBIISP Lewis has been at member of the Courtesy Club and Glee Club and a Sun Carnxva duchess. DORIS CAM1'Bx5LL, one of the majorettes, has been a mem- ber of the Dramatic Club and was the Sleeping Beauty on the 1939 Sun Carnival float. JACK Buren BU'1'CHoFs14Y has lettered in football basketball, and track, and has held 21 number ot atlas offices. N. .t-l ,t.....m..f:.M...mN.m VIVIAN BABE, KILBOURNE has been a member of the drum corps, school beauty, and Sun Carnival princess. l BILL RAIUER was an all-district football player and best all-round boy in 1939 and has been assembly manager this spring. Nw. husk Q. ww'-'hu ' K Q by : 5 in ,Q NIILTON MrLT,' COCKRELL has been a mem er of the band during his four years in high school. Pmfrus UFIFIH THORNHILL has been a member of the drum corps and Courtesy Club. bllARY jo THORP has been a member of the Dramatic Club and Courtesy Club. Bois lvurre lras been a member of the basketball team and president of the Future Farmers of America. Wrzsuav uSXVIF'l'YU Swrrr has been a member of the var- sity football team and the track team 0 JANHE Cox has been a member of the Drar . tic, our esy, and Glee Clubs and a Sun Garmval cluches? MARY JANE Cor-RNBARQRR has been in the orchestra and L1 member of the Future I-Iomemakers and Drarnaue Club. CARLYLE HARRIS has been a member of the Library Club and debate team. U l EUGENE. BOURLAND has been a member ofthe band, track team, Courtesy Club, and Glee Club PATRICIA Rem, a new student thrs year, has been a mem Z 2 I- E f x r - ' - 1 . I 1 ' . . 4 Ty ber of the Courtesy Club 7:- 'iii ? HARRY Ht AND has been a ember of the band and Glee Club, and entered the vo .al solo contest in 1939. ehestra, Courtesy Club, and Future HOl1lCIIi1HkCl'S. DQROTHY DOT, blORRISS has been 11 member of the band, oirliestra, Glee Club, and Girls' All-Star volley- ball team. Lhikosxa FS-lCNAlL has been zz member of the mlrum corps, Courtesy Club, debate team, and one-uct play fast. Afmrrlfx Tours l'VlLLIAN'IS has been a member of the band, orchestra, Glee Club, Courtesy Club, Spanish Club, and Library Club. Jfxeig TAYLOR has been fi member of the band, orchestra, Glee Club, Courtesy Club, and Future Farmers. Q5 f .NA Lou LWVJXNNIELM THOMAS has been :1 member of the Courtesy Club and Library Club and secretary of the Future Houiemzikers. jt:Axx'rA NIT,-x LONG has been Z1 member of the pep squad and Courtesy Club, and vice-president of the Future Homenizilcers. WW frbfdf i NlARY LOPEZ has been 21 member of the Future Home- makers, secretary of the Spanish Club, and a spelling contestant. STEWART CH0PP1QiRe'l IXICCUNNEL1. has been 21 member of the football team and Courtesy Club. HAROLD TUBBY ' IVEY has been a member of the Glee Cluband F. F. A. and has entered Interseholastie League spelling and tennis. JACQUELIN HJACKIEU SMITH has been a member of th Future Homemakers and Spanish Club and the Girls All-Star baseball team. EANNE YVILLIAMS has been a member of the band, or' '- ,Lf rw, A f lilrnrczz i'Pol1c:YbRN Bounnelxilkl as beerragbiember of he Courtesy Club and Future Hon1e1nakers'3ndrGirlsJ A X11-Star basketball team. ' Gommox Bees Bnocxhas been 21 member of the Cour- tesy Club, Library Club, Spanish Club, F. F. A., and band. x3..ffg...A'v' K fl QV, Tells' u.,u, Q-sw. on 'N s, ' fs ' In , 'ls A l bl JORMAN Moxie has taken part in football, basketball, nd junior track, and has been a member of the Courtesy Ilub. blINNIE BRAHM has been a member of the Courtesy Club, Future Homemakers, and pep squad. fBelowj This goup of seniors seen at the entrance of the building in- cludes Carlyle Harris, Slewarr Me- Connell, I-laziel Clifford, Yllzmna Lou Thomas, Juanita Long, jack Taylor, and Norman Jennings. Qllelowj Seniors come clown from their dignity and play such games as London Bridge one day each year. S Qi' fy. 1 I tw U ll 2 N 'et Q 4' G1 Q ar 'ia V25 in-1 U J 4 1 . 4 mn, ,ff u.4 , fn.f M 41 'i mei J 5 2? 'Nik Q f'f f s-V. f-'Qi ' an ,A,, U Z' S! GIRl.S YVILL BE GIRLS! This group of enthttsizistie football fans could not resist wearing the boys' helmets which often lay on the sidelines during daily practice, AND Boys XVILL Br:--F Unlike the usual football regalizt in which they had appeared all fall, the costumes worn here by members of the football team were as- sumed for the presentation of MeNutt's Follies of l940. Mrs. Wlafer and Mrs. Carey are busy at work in the office where they keep things going. Mfynona and Mary are seen decorating the attractive Christmas tree enjoyed by the Future Hornemakers. Mildred and Bethalee prepare to take off for home on their new Hbikesf Carrie and Kathleen lead a line of stu- dents from the bus into the building. Mr. Yoo, and Mrs. Whfer have spent much of this year working in thx: ar- lCI1ClL1llCC olllcc. Mr. Hunks is sccn here in his new ollicc which is ll pam of the udcrlition LO the building. Groups of smclcnrs gatrlmcr before and after lunch nc-:ar the door of the cafe- teria. Harry and Frank are two of Misslliig- gasozrs assisrants in the mending room of the library. ' Saas. --a-can 'qrw-sv... IQ .Hi l HN wha fr ,ga nf -I vii! if X My Z1 . m Jgu ,,h,7,, f ,' va ,zwh.,f',' V xziwfw PATRICIA W ADLEY ,EIUICJT-1.71-Kfllnff fJRRIS 'BARNILR f11iz1erl1'.9i'i2g Mfumger Q l 'F L55 fix? i TI-IE OTYOKVVA STAFF PRESENTS THE FOURTH EDITIUN OF THE YSLETA HIGH SCHUOL YEARBOOK Bon SCHULTE Bzzsiness Aflanager The purpose of a yearbook is to provide in pictures and brief records cz lasting memory of classmates and activities of the school. .k Q ,i Q X W if? ar If . . A .-' A e as. ..,. S I g ..-s ' A 'fs 'M' A 'ffky-r .ff . :., 53' this Q LOUISE WULCOTTR, As.sisf.fzrzt Editor RiJGIiR BRGWNA, fissiszfarzt Effiior Amer: STOVALL, flssismnt Ejclifor EDDIE OLSRN fissiszfarzrf 13145522655 Mfmfzgcir BIARY VAN NESS if ' ri, .Mr 5 A Spcmsors 5,3 CLYDE YVAFER s ALLEN HEININGER, Assistant Aflvertisirzg Manager FOREST SANDERS and ELITANGR jrzwslix, Boys? and Girls' Sports Reporters IJORIS DAWSON and 'TOOTSIR STUBRLRFIEID, Fsresfzrmzn. and Sojzlzomore Rej,vorters LAWUQTTA JEAN Cox and ELLEN COQR, Senior gmc! jzmzor Reporters f RFQ way ' X52 if -ww 1 , '51 M? W lx i 1. M ' L-I - 3 Lk, 1- -- ' oiggwo ,. A.:-'L--f . 1 0,9 The twirlers and cliiuxn corps ln-acl thc' bzmcl in a regular marching practice: on nbc football ficlcl. Fw gf .M if v Miss Louisa P,o1,ToN. licfzicl of the music clcpzzrtnicm, has been largely responsible for the L, l'OXVIl1 olf thc llClJ1llll,lIlCIll lrom Il wry small baud LO 21 LlCp21l'UllCl1l of noarly two lnmdrccl stu- rlcms cugzxgccl in imxiu-rmxs activitics. fLeftj A few band members pause for Il brief jam session after przicitiicc. filielowj The orchestra is sccn in a daily class l'Cl1CRlliSl1l. iq NQYNL 1 The YSLETA HIGH SCHOOL BAND, directed by Miss Louise Bolton, has grown in a few years from an organization of sixteen members with barely enough music to go around to an organization of sixty members plus forty in the junior bands who are being prepared to replace those who are graduated yearly. The purpose of the band is to promote citizenship and musicianship and to represent the school at civic functions. It attended all the football games of the season except the one at Pecos, and marched in two football parades held in El Paso, in the parade opening the Christmas season, and in the Sun Carnival parade on New Year's Day. The band had a proin- inent part in the ceremony between halves of the Fort 'Wingate-Ysleta football game dedicat- ing the new Hutchins Stadium, participated in the program presented at the hoineconiing in the fall, and entered the regional division of the tri-state music contest in April. The band was represented by two members at the Texas Music Educators' Clinic in Mineral Wells, Texas, on February 1, 2, and 3. The purpose of the GLEE CLUB, directed by Mr. Eugene Sullivan, is to provide enjoy mem for suulems who Qing for fun zmcl to train those with outsizimliug ability. The club studies ll wide variety ol' music, popular, semi-classical, :incl classiczil. It sang at the homecom- iuff Jrofrzmi, the 'l'lizznkwix'iuff services at the hi fh school, and the Cliristums irovrzuu at the o l iw ev m 3 l ry Cfoiumuuiiy Ceuicr XVouiuu's Club, and presented several assembly prograriis throughout the year. rlllll' club S nent most of its time workin f on an o zerettzi, The Gy :sv Rover, which was 5-, , , presented in the spring, and preparing for the music contest in April. The ORCHESTRA, under the direction of Miss Louise Bolton, studies a higher type of music than is studied by the band. It plays semi-classical music and songs, and sometimes accompanies the Glee Club in popular pieces. The orchestra has played throughout the year for the Thanksgiving services held at the high school, a Christmas program at the Community Center VVoman's Club, a tea given by the Ysleta W'oman's Club, the coronation of the Sun Carnival princess from Ysleta, and the granuuar school graduation. Also the orchestra accompanied the chorus in the presentation of an operetta in February, and took part in the annual spring concert. Two representatives from the orchestra were sent to the Texas Music Educators' Clinic at Mineral Wells Texas, on February l, 2, and 3. I , - if- - K ...wuxstzic is . -. r X if'.j's:ixss fg ,, . . is X stew M i in ,W..iXxx+ss. 4 W -'P-NNY assess! ff s . .5 c .M ewes . - Q THE DRUM CORPS t , , t t OO ball games of the season except one, and marched in two footbz ll if 'z si . under the direction of Miss Louise Bolton attended all the ii t parade opening the Christmas season, and in the Sun Carnival parade. Moving pictures were taken of the drum corps and shown with the official Sun Carnival pictures at leading theaters. T he drum corps presented an assembly program at Austin High School and one at El Paso High School in an exchange of assembly programs in the fall. It has performed numer- ous times for the student body of Ysleta High School. The drum corps has won first rating in every music contest it has ever entered, including the national contest held f h 'J ' L ' 1 1 'i ' ' ' ' ' or t is region in Abilene, Texas. It always participates in the annual spring concert presented by the music department, and was represented this year at the Texas Music Educators' Clinic in Mineral W'ells, Texas, on February I, 2, and 3. 1 pan it es in El Paso, in the The student ggoveriniiem of Yslcla High School is managed by the STUDICNI' CULIN- CIL. This orgzinizution is Composed of rcpi'cSe1iLzitivcfs from each grads unix and ol nhl- may dent body ollicers. Most student zicglixfitics are sponsored by this body. lklcgzitlff, gm- chown from Lhe group to represent Yslcrm High School at the state ctonvcnlion of snulmn umm ilu. Yslcufs representatives also attend rcgulai' niccelings of thc: inter-fscliool counril ol 1:1 Plum County. The council is the overscer of :ill school elections. Through this group ilu: snulum is assured thc privileges set forth in thc: bill of riglits, and at the sainc: time is given ai hzxnd in his own dcniocralici form of sellf-govcrrinicnl. In the picture above, lclft Loriglni, :mr scan Bill Rzulcrg John Ballcnlincg Orris Bgu'1m', vice-president: Bob Schultz, presidcmg jack Buicliolslayg Alice Siovall, sccrcturyq :incl I,. C. Slape. -'1 Q I-ann:-...wi-nm Tlle Future Famners ol- A111e1'ica This unit in thtf lgirgtf tiationzxl orgtuiixzi- tion of farm boys stiiclyitig voczttioiiail agricul- ture in thc puhlit' high schools throughout the Unitirtl Statics is one ol tht? i'onimtiiiity's most importzmt orgzniixzntioiis lor rizrzil social lJL?l.lCl'IIlCIll. The boys :irc scan lictt- att work in thcii' ncw well-cqtiipptrtl shop. The Illillly z1ctix'itit's of tht- 'licxzis l'illllll'Cf l'iZlI'1Ilt.'TS iticlutlc tfUIlSifliX'tlllHll ol' soil, wzttrr. trctfs amcl wiltl lilif. pmt t'i'1itlit':itioi1. lin' ptr- vcntiou, rurzil rt-fri-ziiioxi. pixhlic spcznkiiig. :incl home lI11lJ1'OVL'lllClll. Xfvlllllllll lizirry :intl Ortlwriy Slzipt- clcmoii- strait: thc use of 21 plow. rlil1CI'C :irc in this lillllllkt' fzirzncfi' progrzim uiruiy types of work which mizthlt- thc lllflll' hers to put into pi'zit'iit'c thtfir li. li. ft. motto. NLC2ll'IllIlg' by doing. On ons of tht? timmy fitflcl trips tzikcu tlitouglioiit tht- jlflif, thu boys :irc stfisxi tfti- gzxgccl in priming lI't'US. Mcmhcrrs of thc organization lcztrn to ob- tain more froxii their lzmtl without clcplcting tht: soil :mil to obtain higher profits from their livestock. Eclmoiirl Clrzilizmi :tml l'lzu'i'y l'luuiblt'y are showing off sheep crirctl lor in homo project work. Future HOIHCIHQLCIS of Texas The Home Economics department offers girls prztctitfal training in liomemaking with the purpose of improving family life. The three-year course iriclutles work in both foods md clothing. This picture is illustrative of work in the Qlepartmenfs foods laboratory. Studying units on tthiltl cure is another of lie courses olleretl in the Clll'l'lCl.IllIIU. A group of Home lfttoiiiomitts girls is shown Vtllflllllg' yotmgsters at play in the nursery tfhool at lil Paso Teclmical Institute which hey visit each year. By inezms of home projects, work in the :hool is tied with that of the home, through he planning, plepziring, and serving of icals, making gztrments, and caring for the ouse and grotmcls. Here is 11 picture of Dovie Trueblood, one f the Home liconomizrs girls, Working on a uilt in her home. As of all clubs, the Home Economics Club njoys various socials from time ,to time trougliout the year. Here are a few of the girls who enjoyed a lalloween party at the home of one of the ub members. lf .Qi l 5 -Q 9? A if- MN ,ff , uf rllllif zutiviiivs ol' LOS AMICLOS DFI. RIO ClRANl3li'scrvc 21 double purpose. By sing- ingczincioncswspzixxolgis, :ia1'L'pi'clsciiu:cl Czibovc, rigliiy by Conchzx Solo and Nlanucl Duran. with nlicir zuroixipqiiiisis, Sqnnizign Roalrignw zincl Tzxni Carbziljril, by prescnlixig' dialogues in Spanish, playing Spanish gznncx, zincl 'illlilylllg lIlli3l'CSllIlg fzxcts about the lands whcrc Spanish is thc nnlivc xonguv. iliv sinclcnts not only gain ai great clcrxl of pmcticc in spcaking the lan- guage but also clcriw nnicli crmrrizxiiiiiicm anal Cl1jUyIHfjlll from their pzwlicipuiion in those activities. One of thc: most cnioynblc nuinbcrs on any prograrn is that of El typical Mexican dance in China poblzinzi :incl ciliznio costumes, rcprcscntcrcl Qbclow, lcfnj by Katherine Leipcr and Rogcr Brown. Nzitivc 140811111108 of Mexico and Spain are worn Qubovc, lefil by bloc Cook, Molicrc Sczirborouqlx, l,ol:1 Faye Kelley, and Doris Lcc Dziwsong and Qbclow, riglnfp by Car- men lllSCZ1ilfClfl :incl Doris Lac Dawson, H fl ,...., i .wg i ff' 'ri' 5 X Q Student menibers of the LIBRARY CLUB receive practical training in various types of library work under the competent guidance of Miss Helen Higgason. Their duties include checking books out and in, guarding doors during the passing of classes, making clippings for scrap books in many subjects, assisting readers in locating books and magazines, returning books to the shelves and arranging them properly, lettering books that have been rebound, and helping other students with references. Our modern open-shelf library includes many books for information and enjoyment which the students may select according to their own needs and tastes. if 'C 1 Z WJ Ag .4 ,1 if 3232 xv, . 545. ,. . X QI 2 559 2 5 N .W E 5 1.1 , l l 1 ' Q., 2 af lf- 'F' 1 . 'st' i f X wk F ' vf K if! .. ,, . Y' ,if I M .' E .Q I ' 4. . , Q a ' r , K ' fx' ,. 1 s J. Q u , 5' , JF' k 9 V , .. 'W 3 il' mi 5 s I Q , Q L, Q 5 W f ' 5 5 3 -.fE:1'g.,g it g i 5 Eg - A- 4 1 :Y 22 ia lliffin, - - I ' x M mf? 2 A F. X- 3 5 x A B -1 R if ' is is: Q , ' xx fx lg N531 f -a sa ' X S Q x .Q N gg X ex NX X S0 X N NX f , , , .L.,::. L .N Kim. x N www 'f'Tf'!i9? N fliighij For thc opml house zlml homecom- ing in thc fall. llllllly hicxxcls of Yslctla Ihliglx School sem beautiful floral gills. fliflozvj Tootsie and Aliso. in l,u1rlcsqm: Apaflmc c'osLu111cs, culcrtaimfcl in LIhSL'I11lJl'7' with Z1 tap dance. ZFIFTUH WWW! UZZP FUPUFUIH 0 I K svn 'f ffifzovel Garvin and jean prcscmccl zz pam- tomime of Romeo and Juliet as a part of the progmxn for open house. fI,eftj The majorettes and drum corps lcd the Yslcta High School bzmcl in El Pnso's Sun Czunivzil parade. L 5 lg 5 S X K ii , N L 4 ln keeping with thc zipprozicliixig holiday sczxson, Yslctzi High School holils vzufh your in llcccinlnor 21 local coronzition to honor as qnrcn ihc princess who has lJlfCl1 chosen Lo rcprcsciit Yelclzi in the lil Paso Sun Carnival festivities lor thc opening of thc new yczxr. Hcr Nlzijvsiy, Qucirn Viviun ol thc li-louse ol Kilbournc, was C1'OWllLfCl hy King lvllllillll ol' the Houso of Rzlclci' in thc lonul pre-Sun Carni- val coroiizuion ccrcinoriy on llccciiilmcr 9. Attended by her royal couri ol' printers and princesses, and zinnouncful by ll'llll1l3CICYS and El herald, Queen Viviun was p1'4:cuclcfcl clown the aisle by zi CI'OXV1l'lJClll'tfl' :incl llowcr girls and followed by dainty train-bc:n c1'S. The royal couple lcrl thc othcbr incmhcrs of the Court in a waltz following the: rccessionzxl. fyj' N V This zilrinctaivc :mal im- prcssivaf Hamm won inzinja wamfls ol' prziisa- for our vul- lary high xchool. l'V.fmzafr of -966026161 jazlrzce in Zire' Sim Cflflliiiffll Pazmalff. lu keeping with the Pzigczim of gxl11LTTlCTI1 thafma: of lliaf 12340 Suu Cigiiuaiivzil, thaf Ywlcazi High Sahaiail llama alupiatical ai saga in ,5x1HLf1'lC21ll l1l?SlUI'fy' nafwr Lai be llOlqgUl.LCkl--lllill ol the Wairlal XX'z11'. Tha' tlircag a'aila1rs-f-rafal lair aourzigaf, wliiw lan' purity. ziiial hliilaa lair lOf,'2llly--l'C'Il1't'Ni'lll our glairiaiux republic. A sailial whiiaf a'iI'0ss1ma1l wrafritli, alafailiaiiicfal tai the iliouszmals ol' .'xIIlL'l'lLlllll sailalialis whaisa- livcs were lost lm' tllzu vain muse, Lakai Lliarir plziafc in Ilia- aicmari' ail zi raiisa-al alziix. Ou thu lxialg of aiha- llaizit ix xi ra-vail'a'i1igworlal lbafziring tha' alzxtag lSll7, thai yafair iii which Lha- lfziiavcl Status lflll.Cl'L'K.l thc giini aipisaaalai of WHT. lu from asf thc gglaibag. laiaiiiiing ll1Yl'lllL'lllllglfy', murals Mars. goal of wzir. alrafsxafal iii while ziriiim' Lrimiiivgal iii gcilal. Wllliar fiom wliila: llQ,'lll'L'h ina ai sailaliafr. zi iiizirixiar, n sziilor, :mal ziii ziviziiair. 1lQi7l'i2SClllQlNg thc lmiii ln'Qizia'lics ol lfiiiia.-al Slzilais militziry scrviaic that :ictuzilly saw that llO1'YOl19 of war tliirougli :mailing 131111 iii il. 'Ilia' suirs auial stiipus :irc pramiixiagm am the Hawaii, with lllliflt' United Stzitafx llzigx gmafcfiilly alrapafal am tha' lrami. sliaiwiiig that ii is :haf para of the llziiiul Statics in Lhc war that is being rafprcsciimcal. In Ilia' faircniosi positlioii, wlieraf all eyes can sec, is thc mcaiiingfiil but saal theme, Over 'l'l1craf! Princess Vivian Kilbourne lvrami Yslctzi roalc aim Lha: Sun Quecuys float in tha: pamalc. MIDfTERM F RESHMEN fLeft to rightj Mike Lopex, Fred Gar- cia, Tony Serna, and Robert Comfort. fLeft to rightj Margaret Mitchell, Anna Mae Ross, Magdalena Guerra, Jewell Russell, Betty jo Lockett, and Thelma Price. fLeft to righty VV. A. Cox, Edwin An- derson, Dean Passrnore, T. Stovall, and Jack Smith. A FAVGRITES '54 if iff 3 BOB SCHULTE PIUZSIDRNT QF THE STUDENT BODY K , fffffgiiww lg MM!! DDJ, , 9 ,Jfffwffw VZ, if if ,fj ,f PATRICIA WADLEY SWEETHEART OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM HAROLD IVEY OUTSTANDING SCHOLAR VERNA GRAHAM OUTSTANDING SCHOLAR JACK BUTCHOFSKY MOST VERSATILE BOY JEAN HEININGER Mosx' VERSATILE GIRL EDDIE OLSEN MOST POPULAR BOY . Q p - 7.fs:mjgi,i'fg 59 DOROTHY DA SON MOST POPULAR GIRL 1? 'Q ,Ba LW gi . K 2 lx GARVIN PASSMORE MOST ATTRACTIVE BOY MARY JANE COPENBARGER Mosr ATTRACTIVE GIRL if JIMMIE HILL OUTSTANDING ATHLETE mix, MINNIE BRAEM OUTSTANDING ATHLET121 EUGENE BOURLAND DRUM MAJOR JEAN SALES DORIS CAMPBELL MARY JANE PENCE MAJORETTES VIVIAN KILBOURNE SUN CARNIVAL PRINCESS Rik ,W Huw-W4 K Q9 is 'E 7 K V. gf.. A Q ' wb gg . . 5 ,Q Y ml if 42-4- THESE POPULAR STUDENTS WERE ALSO CANDIDATES FOR HONORS. ' Q. Top fleft to rightj: Orris Bamer, Wkfilliam Barry, Jessie Mae Bradt, Janie Cox, lfVillie Jo Davis, Manuel Duran, Bettye Frymuth. Middle Cleft to rightj: Eleanor Gomez, Doris Heine!-nan, Orville Kuethe, Elizabeth Lewis, Georgie Monk, Dorothy Morriss, Mar5TPedregon. Bottom Qleft to rightj: Bill Rader, Muriel Rasmussen, Jim Shoup, jacqiueline Smith, Phyllis Thornhill, Mary jo Thorp, Agatha Williams. F9 , Aa Q - 1. Y T x 7, U A Rggi' aa Q Y '4 X, Y x ww: xy XS Q W ,E , W' sg Q A 'fl' Q Q 9: f, ii -1 is Q E fs, 1431 5-ie: 5 1' ,v-'V ' s U 1 Q.. 1 1 4 u. M .nm ..c,. .4 ,Q 1, ,W MX -..Q A- 5.941 .Ana .Xu , ,ff-.1-N W ,. -X. ,X , U -, , 1 9, Y 'S we A1 ' V5 .f 1 ,V 1 mmf 1 'Q-,gk ,gg IJ- f-,fi - Aww' -ms W- xv 4 39 i 9 X I 3. s. E E 5 E 'T X 3 , mg 5 , it 7 I 1 , 'x i Agni 1 S - Y HP Q 5 3 1 Q , A N' g ' K 1 , Q2 R 2 5 1 3 X I 1 'F 2 ' 4.1 5 xj L, 3 . Q x ,-,J K is k . , 5 Q. f gg 1 ' , 2 , M- E Vg W- wk ,QZQL x A 'g an dr ' W , 2' swf? M Q lewd S X ATHLETICS A CT ' w A MWF ---'.'i 1 I A W Mamma? 'mil my S YS E PM - wwxk. ...- N QNX was .,.., ffl N33 A tfwevgga My V 'fl ,,., wiibwgw Y W S xx xx .N Qkku, ,. -MQQZTXH U f Q i 'VS Q ZH , l s ,WN ,V -as-A5-1,4 Naam, . , 4 s 3 ewmsm ' V Q X Y- 'Q 'fs 5 yur assess - W . k -All ,Q K' as .. - .iw 5 Y A V .,. ew - 3 ..,: Zig.. .M -c....-..-. - cl h N ' g U . ' ' if Awww N Q www? X SS: ,f J N i Q 1 .Q N . , qixxgg s CX NAS tw ' ' 'll o W ll lAbovej JACK MCNUTT, Head Track Coach and Assistant Football Coach YV. G. BREAZEALE, Head Basketball Coach and Assistant Track Coach lLeftj CLYDE YVAFER, Director of Athletics Head Football Coach lBe1owj RUTH ALEXANDER, Director of Physical Education for Girls EUGENE jonmw, Assistant Coach in Football and Basketball 'Q . wissxm wzzsigz ,Wx .Ww,xg,Q .W rv fw- LI. Q -'X ww 4 is I fx , 1 X 'neg:.,,,...i...-wf'f'xR r' W ai- ' Villluugn-. 'N-ng LJ'.V Y ---- S ----- L -w-- E ---- T --w- A Ysleta! Ysleta! Ysleta BETTYE FRYMUTH, CAPTAIN EDDIE OLSEN, and NIELBA PIPER added color and enthusiasm to the Indian football games of 1939. Q O Ill nw as W Mr QW Q if S Ame' W N Wai Q, ,V:,, Ov ,Ax 'S fx R1 Q EM lx:-QQ fr N . .f..,.. N ..-...,g, ...u p ,W- . we 'f V+ ' it . fi. lg 55 fill 3 Jw, 7 Y T' ftflfwtaif -A t Q of . J' 'Q'-, .1 te -A 'Y it ag gm M W J W, ,, 13 be 'I y 2 , -x. ' t W, My ' 'f IL.. fAbovej The Indiana are seen here in one of their f daily worknouts in camp. W1 ,..fg:Q A f + Qloeftj Some ol the boys lived in this cabin while in camp. Approximately Hfty boys, with five coaches, attended the third zmnuzxl l OOTBALL CAMP held on the Y. M. C. A. grounds at Mountain Park, New Mexico, the latter part of August. The purpose of the annual camp is to zitieustoxn the boys to living together, to stimu- late school spirit, to cause them to think football, :ind to regulate their training hours for eat- ing, sleeping, and working. The coaches attribute their success of the last three seasons to the good beginning made in camp. All C Lefty ln addition to football workouts. the boys en- joyed the cold water of the Y ewinuning pool. flielowj Here is another prool ol the laft that the Indians at camp did not eat and sleep all of the time. 1 N INDIAN FOOTBALL SQUAD OF 1940 After two weeks of real work-outs in camp and one week on the gridiron, the Indians began their 1939 football season at home by playing the Ranger Bulldogs, September 15, in a downpour of rain. unique in VVest Texas. After both teams had made many fumbles with a slippery ball, the Bulldogs scored a touchdown and extra point, and the game ended with their victory, 7-O. The next week the Indians NICE the lil Paso Tigers on the local gridiron. At the end of the half the Tigers were two touchdowns ahead of the Indians, who came back in the second half to score 13 points, as did the Tigers, making the final score 25-13 in favor of El Paso. On October ti the Indians lost another game to the Austin Panthers on the Panthers' Held, the score being I4-0. Spectacular among the games of the season was the one played at the lil Paso stadium on October 12 with the Bowie Bears. .-Xt the end of the half the Bears led the Indians 13-0, but the Indians proved in the second half that they could not be disheartened by a poor begin- ning and won the game 14-13. The next game for the Indians, played against Cathedrals Irish, was an easy victory for the home team, with the score 39-0. In a second game with the El Paso Tigers, at lil Paso, the Indians again took the small end of the score, I2-0. On November 3 the Indians journeyed to meet the Pecos Eagles. Two minutes before the final gun the Indians led the Eagles 2049.1 Then an Indian kickoff to the Eagles carried the ball into the end zone where it was picked up by a fleet Eagle who ran 105 yards for a touch- down. making the final score 25-20 in the Eagles' favor. The next week the Indians won from the Tularosa Wildcats, 73-6. ' As a part of the homecoming program. the Ysleta Indians met the Ft. Vifingate Indians on November 17. Although the redskins from Ft. VVingate put up a good fight, they were defeated by the Ysletans 41-12. The closing game of the season was a second game with Bowie played on the local gridiron. The Indians should have won, with two extra trials for the extra point, but the game ended 152-12. At the close of the season the squad elected Jack Butehofsky captain. During his last two years of eligibility jack has been voted the most valuable player on the team, and this past season he was awarded the Herald Post trophy for the most valuable man in the district. Harry Rader, a freshman, was also selected by the Post for the All-district team. CAPTAIN Lxck I3u'rc:noFskY Ylalfhaclc Enwm Wnsox Guard 1 in A F3 . .:. -.'-lx! vysvlflv N fs'-.1 ' 5 WILLIAAI BARRY X VI1,L1.fxu STOVALL FIIUIJIICA' 1 .eft nd HARRY RADER Right Tackle JIMMIE HILL flllCl7'f6I'IIcf1Ck z W X . w , Q ,Q , 2' f. . 5. X Q X A . hx x, , . X x , ' - ,.. M- Lf f-'f Ps ' -g W ' .ig ' ' f P . -'T 'Y NS W -Q-exif . ' . ' ,if aff fi efljff f Q, Q mi? aw QM ,X 9 Q , I Y. Avg 'L Mmm 4 13 y 7 v 4' Nw W. 52 L. W . . A gk ,, + Q- ,X if A 'AJ Y 'igt wi X K SNS if- kNwl? v ff XLS I tx w. He Bon BUTCI-1oFsKY H al j back JOHN BALLENTINIS Right Guard HARRY PLUx rm,1QY Gzzmvl JIMMIE C1Ru'rc:1112R Emi QLEORGR CANNADY Tfwkze Qfww-J? POTS BILLY GR1MME'r'r Left Guard ' is A.. if 'fm' 1 4 I you W1 'yfg 1 Xi:.g:?.'EL' YT - A , Lf-FA M 'N a 4 ':.'il3'Ji:':3?w3f -- 'mf' '-3 fe f . S' XLVAYNIZ IMIOLLEBFKE HARI 1 s I ORRAS ALEX CQUNZALES Tackle BILL STREIBER End , xr Center Room BRGWN ffIllfI1t1Ck PEYTON SPARKS, Center T. D. OWENS, Center fRightj NORMAN Moxie, Quarterback L. BOYNTON, Tackle RAYBIOND BEAN, Guard , ,f 5:50 .ff sd 59' YVESLEY Swuvr, Left End a M ,f 1' ' .wwzwi 0 'flu 3' x sais? . ...L-A EEIEES: i Q H , , why 3? 3? if EF 5 ' i 1 X A Q 3 3-Sf'o 7 V , ' X 4 N six N 954' ,yr I' X 1 V xi ECI! l 1 Q . 'YN S 4 1 W U s gi jlazi 'N 'SQ rv ,U A f ra' ff? 6 W j - QF 0 Q 'f 'W iq 4 BQ Q t it o EB 5 1,241 r I W '51 ,aw Eli Aldfifta-QM E1 aa.. BASKETBALL SQUAD The early games of the basketball season, played before the tournaments began, resulted as follows: Indians 27, Anthony 225 Indians 30, Ysleta Former Students 441 Indians 17, Carls- bad Cavemen 285 Indians 26, Virden 27: Indians 21, Midland 233 Indians 40, Anthony 129 Indians 22, Bowie Bears 33g Indians 23, Austin Panthers 37, On january 12 and 13, Ysleta's Invitational Basketball Tournament was held in the local gym with eight games in two days. Bowie won the tournament, with Ysleta runner-np. jack Pnttttltofsky and Eddie Olsen were chosen for the all-tournament team and Olsen also received the sportsmanship award presented by Ysleta High School. The next week the Indians took a four-day trip through lVest'1'exas. defeating Van Horn 31-105 Grandfalls 38-35, and XVink 236413, and then dropping a Close one to Midland 31-30. Following niidbterm, before the district contests, the results of games were: Indians 52, XVink XVildcats 29: Indians 218, Bowie Bears 333 Indians 26. Carlsbad Caveinen 291 Indians 25, Carlsbad Cavetnen 20: Indians 30, Austin Panthers 46g Indians 26, Cathedral 30. Then in the last round of play for the district championship, with the 14-point sharpshoot- ing of Manuel Gomez, the Indians plastered Clint, El Paso County champions, 311-23, and on the lollowing night lost to the El Paso Tigers 33-17 to end the season as runner-up in district play. Captain Carr and Olsen led the teams scoring, with jack Butchofsky and Hill doing plenty of defensive work. Gomer always hit the hoop when the going was close and tough. Bob Bntehofsky and Passmore were first class utility men for any position. Captain Carr won Coach Breazeales annual free-shot award, a trophy. s 4 ZH. f W E. T. Q . 7, 'L 4:,, ,,,. x fx am W5 1' JIMMIE HILL, Guard CAPTAIN AUBREY CARR, Forward EDDIE QLSEN, Guard JACK BUTCHOFSKY, Center Bon Burcuopsxy, Guard BIANUEL Gozmzz, Forward u 1' 3 ' up sg ' YEL S. 4 ' , in ' 1F,':'?' A w ' LLL X X X NSPS' ' w W ' W 'S 'W '55 as 2 Jw f 5 X N vi z Q ' S , Q il f E E -X 2 gg Y 3 'ix GARVIN PASSMORE, F ofward HARRY RADER, Center PEYTON SPARKS, Center' Tom SI-IIOJI, Guard RICHARD Homuis, Forward Nonwmzw Norm, Guard 1 1 4,4 ' .2 4 ,,,,, Q YL, 3. ' 1 , -FW. 4' K. J ugh., ,, YA .3 3, i W -if Mu 1? :,2.,..,,fi ,. A 1 an f . 3, - 4. y LM 1' '-.ny-'Z Q, , wma, 4 'Y i A W ,, 4' u ,vu 552 V15 - vw. N,Qpv.,s!,, , M A ix... ie 1 S ,ah Nw- A 3 H , as asf ' 1' , y TRACK SQUAD Ysleta opened its most successful track meet on February 23 with a victory over Austin '74-63, then a week later defeated Austin and El Paso in a triangular meet F abens fell next 117-31. These early meets gave indications ofa very successful track season for the Indians. Ysleta next played host to twelve teams from 'West Texas and New Mexico in the Sixth Annual Ysleta Invitational Meet and romped off with 67W points and all the trophies. Bill Barry took the high point trophy with IGM4 points. Looking for more fields to conquer, the Ysleta tracksters, ten strong, journeyed I I d 7. . t . . o raan an took the winning team trophy at the Cactus Relays, gathering 34 points in an afternoon of spectacular events. Outstanding performers for the Indians, favorites for District and Regional honors, are: john Ballentine, 440 and Relayg Bill Barry, Shot, javelin, 880, and Re- layg Roger Brown, Pole Vaultg jack Butchofsky, 100, 220, and Relayg jimmy Hill, High and Low Hurdles and Broad jumpg Eddie Olsen, Low Hurdles, High jump and Relayg T. D. Owen, Mileg' Lawrence Roberts, High jump and Discusg Chester S . . . . pier, High and Low Hurdles and 1005 Pat Sutherlin, 8805 and I. A. Warwick. Pole Vault. ' NM I Q 5 NE ' ., t e ,,,, Vg I K I. - ' E31 ' if A Xb I K V X + N .-E, - . 0 f-4 V, X 1 W ' I '- p'f.ffYl,y ' ,Q t I S I 1 5 E h A I X 4 3 g.. ST . Q W , ...Q I , E E B25 Zu 'rww-SQMQMQXUWQSNSWQ . XA A 4 r A 'M 4 W L .6 lf 1, Sixty fn- , I A Q. M f' 1gff4 f9vf E . X 1 i' 'h-- ,, ff f,j VI M' wil' lxkif' f, X VN if JW 7- A' 'Q uw Y I L N' ' wi TMJ.. 34 Was 'li E hw Mk I fmkxfsi CHESTER Srnsn, High Hurdles JIMMIE HILL, Low Hurdles EDDIE OLSEN, H igh jump l INDIAN TRACKSTERS IN ACTION T. D. OWEN, Mile LAWRENCE ROBERTS, Discus BILL BARRY, Shot 5 Q D 3 .f .. 'I' .,,,.. S I V Y - S' 1' If m V ' . . Q? 4 K. - . 5 fw, J5 N'n.,5+. Q msg ,' ff: x 3 X E E as TENN IS SQUAD Tennis is a favorite sport among many boys and girls throughout the year. Competition is keen in the spring during try-outs and tourna- mcnts for elimination of participants in Lhc: Ysleta City-County Unit of the District Interscholastic Meet. In the picture above, left to right, arc: Qtopj Harold Ivey, Dan Con- way, Aubrey Carr, Coach H uberr Toorubs, Orris Barrier, Norman Jen- nings, Stewart Lassilerg fbouomj joe Cook, Barbara Gardiner, Esperanza Garcia, E1ene,Truji11o, Emma Alarcon, jean Ann Denton, Muriel Rasmussen, and Moliere Scarborough. .., F EE NNW . 1 viiifgii X 1 X Rkgfw 5-wigs vi Q X S 'K -3 +4 Q- 5, A ,. A .. i Q S 3 si- i 1 K3 Sk X 4 xiii 5 sx ' 'X 4 X 1 K , Lg:-f Q . .px Y ' 3135 5 S W s S K S x H ii-My . My -X .. qw Mg K VX L BASIQBALL is the third major sport in the girls' physieal ecluczition clepzmixiexit. Much emliusizism iS expressed for this spring sport. In the picture above, left to right, are seen Qtop TOWD Dorothy Oliver, Frances Perez, Dovie Trueblood, Mary Louise Carraseo, Bessie Lockettg fbottom rowj Eliza Mendoza, Maggie Lopez, Doris Lee Daw- son, Marie Huereque, and Jacqueline Smith. , R. 5 3, 3 iz? iq? is 3 S WE Z x RS ' S'lOI-XPl.E AND FANCY GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS ,umber - Hardware - Paints Puoxra CDRDERS SoL1c1TEn Axn CARMTULLY FILLED Pnoxxi YSI,li'OI'A, TEXAS ALEXANDER? STORE IJICK SHAXVZ This is a real gun, Eddie, if you are interested in something that is fast and sure. ORRIS: This one l have looks good, too. Iinnuzz Of course, they'ro good if DON THOMPSON sells them, because we Indians know he has only the best in all kinds of sporting goods. VIX'IANI Dorothy, do you think a racket this weight is what I need? DoRo'rHY: Oh, well, if that isn't right you can certainly find any type you want in this supply of rackets at DON THOMP- SONS. It's no wonder so many of the kids come here for sporting equipment. Barry: Babe, how would I look in this sport dress for one of our in- formal parties? It's cute, I think. VIVIAN: Yes, Betty, I really like it, and just look how many more there are on the racks. It's hard to decide, isn't it? BETTY: It surely is, especially when there are as many attractive dress- es as you can always find at the POPULAR. V1v1AN: I like the POPULAR, too. It's just the place for at girl to buy anything she needs for any occa- sion. EW Q, ofitgfl frpyiyiffip 9 I MW ef WL co PANY Y , F TEX N YSLETA 50 - PHONES -- MAIN 1872 , 7 , 4, A 5-f s, A+. 45.5 K - ' - , gf 3 1 Prati and Griem GENERAL CONTRACTORS COUNTY ROAD, Box 22-B MAIN 544 MAIN 8722 Southwestern Mills Distributors . DISTRIBUTORS or SALES BOOKS, WIZ REGISTERS, WRAPPING PAPER, PAPER BOXES AND CORDAGE JANITOR SUPPLIES BRANCHES Rosenwald Building ' 218 North Campbell Street Phone 83, P, O. Box 857 Phones: Main 246-247-967 Albuquerque, New Mexico P. O. Box 18, E1 Paso, Texas 5 f f f Y, tif' ,, Ai f . - I .,.. 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PHONE IVIAIN 1432 EL PASO, Tr:xAs PAINT HEADQUARTERS We Carry a Full Line of Exterior and ' Interior Paints! Varnishcs, Lacquers, etc., for the Home ART Goous AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES COMPLIMENTS OF R. T. Hoover 81 Compiiiy INC. COTTON MERCHANTS EL PASO, TEXAS DOMESTIC! ' Ex1'0RT YOUNG'S GROCERY The Spick and Span Store TAYLOR MADE ICE CREAM OUR SPECIALTY y. M5722 A b ,. gk' I' '.Q,ff5 4'iL S if 1:-if C QC 'Q H+, ' A A 4-,' 1 A, , GENERAL OFFICES ,,!V, I LEA COUNTY GAS COMPANE PHONSES . MAIN 3060 YSLETA 2471 J 2 v I ' ,lQ fi ' - 2940 14.4-J ti :LLC -'Z-P-9-6-A-0 . 44,cn.,La.4l4 . - aff' Z , VZSLLLAM ,.4,,Q . 0 WJ? L4 A D A My wtf 4, ,,1,.,..Jl.-4 -. .Q VE A . it fs ' 4 TTER l ' - 1 . s Q ' ' ' -' V ' ' ' - odern method for cooking, refrig- W ali. ek . Q ti ,Q v' f' e ing. Complete electric service ,I I , - r our home ess than you think. Investigate ' 'f is ' in , oo nvenient method. 6 K AM ' Refgxflggzfgw Go Modern The Electric 'Way. A 1 iii PAQOL , KELECTRIC COMPANY I A Howard Drug Company The Friendly Drug Store dana JZUZM-'T-lean Appreciazes Your Business R. j. KIMBRELL, Pharmacist PHONE 2111 9-MMM'-J'4'H -'Q VM, ALJ! 010.0-4...a4, Jed. L. . Al g Q f , . - ' 0 'dak Q . 1 4 1 ,30 an .f F LM Wi , 1-A i -LUMBER, warm? . I ' A GENE A ' TQQS.-,.,c h .B Hi K Z I I E 4 K - Q 7 V -.Fc and HA WAR , , , wh 0-W Kew, Q SS02T! Qgreet u s ,if ' oxwaw-Mug Phone Main 803 El Paso, Texas - Y - CM, 'f 5 Dorothy: I think I like this bet tcr than any other formal: PVC triccl on. E Betty: lt's just thc thing for you Dot, dont you think so C Babe? Vivian: Ycs, I do like it on Dor othy. Also I likc tho Wray Muriel is modeling. The HITE HOUSE surely ha some zittructiw foruinls fo' Christlnzis holidays. Betty: Not just for Christmas but for any occasion. I lilo to shop at the XVHITI HOUSE for school clothes too. THE WHITE HOUSE Congratulations to YSLETA HIGH SCI-IOGL In choosing their laboratory equipment they those the finest Many other such installations in the Southwest THE MINE AND SMELTER SUPPLY COMPANY 410-414 San Francisco Street E1 Paso, Texas ELECTRICAL M ECHANICAL CHEMICAL STEWART Bkos. o1Ls ' INC. Montana at Kansas E1 Paso, Texas PHONE MAIN 821 NIACMILLAN RIM:-FREE MOTOR On. BUY EVERYTHING YOU NEED UNDER ONE ROOF! Sears, Roebuck and Co. 209 N. Stanton Phone M. 152 Play Safe! Shop at Sears . . . BE. SURE 'ro SAVE I IN NE 91' v 0 C 'VTRAC-4 Fixtures-Con tracting-Repairs f f NIELSON ELECTRIC CO. 1208 Texas St. E1 Paso, Texas PHONE DIAIN 164 F. Le-Roy Arnold Agency GENERAL INSURANCE PHONE 3626 Ysleta Texas ' BUTTER-N UT BREAD- Fresh Daily at A11 Grocers Made by Purity Baking Company E1 Paso Texas 0. C 9 I .. e,,4!,LW,HW,,,, .,,, , New . BME ,,,, lLS,., I N C- MAKERS OF VELVET ICE CREAM Price's Protected Dairy Products E1 Paso, Texas BORDER ' PLUMBING COMPANY I P. L. GRATTAN, Proprietor I 1413 Texas St. Phone Main 2106 E1 Paso, Texas -- v ' O. K. Shoe Shop Boors IXIADE TO ORDER SHOE REl'AIRING Ysleta . Texas TIRES ATLAS BATTERIES W. P. TAYLOR Old Mission Service Station Standard Oil Products Phone 2501 Ysleta, Texas FRAN ICS CAFE p Quality Foods and Service I PADEN-GEIGER REALTY CO. Suburban Homes and Acreage , REASONABLE PRICES RENTALS INSURANCE L if - 1 Q w - ' i our Specmliy-MBXICAN Dlsldlkb Alameda Blvd. at Maryland Road Phone 3351 Ysleta, Texas E1 Paso, Texas Main 1700 I I I HOME SERVICE COMPANY I Specialists in Sanding and Refinishing f Floor Maintenance Supplies and Equipment WVAX VARNISH PAINTS FLOOR SEALER P. H. BouDREAux, Proprietor 3629 Alameda Ave. Main 1597 - El Paso, Texas J. M. BO0TH Sr COMPANY JANITOR SUPPLIES Specializing in Refinishing and Maintenance of Floors 312 Mills Street Phone Main 3558 El Paso, Texas . 7952221- A9 NY LAMA Coiivboy Boots Made to Order Expert and Dependable SHOE REPAIRING 109 East Overland Street E1 Paso Texas LOMAX SERVICE STATION TEXACO PRODUCTS Let Us Re-fuel Your Car Ysleta Texas as b w Americwjvogje and C C ti n e r y ufgffi fx Established 1909 jd, 0 w ,L M W vs1ToUR FOUNTAIN. Q s wvfg FEATL B Vs ICE CREAM jp W 'W V94 MMWH Mm2MLmxxWmJHQWid?qjQP . RL BSERWCE DAN ' P65 W MW Air Conditioned 38 7 H MQW MJZESF M211 'f ff ff W kid -- N 'V' ,.,,,a3f I. E. Morgan Sz Sons IONTRACTORS ff 1 1 1 'lf J' . V. ,,., 1 When you are really thirsty, and feel like drinking gallons of water, be careful. Quench- Don't Drench . . . Drink 7-Up. One bottle of 7-Up has the cooling effect of quantities of water. 7-Up Hoods that hot spot-cools you quickly. 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