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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1955 volume:

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Ml' 1 1 l 4 r wafh this theme in mana, rhe efeff of fhe 1955 oryekwe hopes rms iw fl 'S e g limi! ww- devry Ing- s ' Q- FOTZWOFA Miles and miles of sand dunes covered with cactus, here and there a tree flaunting brilliant blossoms, a man wearing a wide-brimmed hat and a torn blouse, astride a tired little donkey, and in the dis- tance a white adobe church, blue skies, and hot sunshine-such a picture the word Mexico calls to mind. Less than a mile south of Ysleta High School on the other side of the Rio Grande lies this fascinating land of manana which we border Americanos have learned to love. Sometimes called the treasure chest of the earth Mexico is even shaped like a cornucopia She is blessed as one of the richest mineral countries in the world com mercial fish waters surround her and the variety of agricultural crops provides a foundation for a truly healthy nation She holds high plans for the future Although Mexico is in many ways a pioneering country her social traditions are fashioned after the Old World rather than the New Mexicans are more ceremonious formal and leisurely liking to do their living as they go along while we North Americans are impulsive informal and hurried Because of their relaxed attitude toward life the Mexicans can be called the holidaylngest people on earth Dies y seis de Septiembre commemorating the Mexican Declaration of Independence from Spain and Cinco de Mayo celebrating the victory over French rule are only two of the many holidays which show evidence of a full and exciting history school year has been the fullest YHS has yet experienced and that our Alma Mater like Mexico will always hold high plans for the future My A ei: i Contents The Otyokwa Ysleta High School Ysleta, Texas Dd' t' ....................... 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H24 h f-1 'f ' 1 1- 1 21 A 's+4.gjf1 0 A 1 1,22 1 NAM-M-1i !v,11111mf. e g g 1 1 , 111 ,11 1 1 ,1 Dedication Some mlght call hum a Yankee because he was born north of the Mason Drxon Ime rn Pennsylvania but to those of us here rn Ysleta Hugh School he s as much an Indran as any one of the Trube Always busy yet never too much an a hurry to glve out wlth a sly remark and a smnle he can usually be found scurryrng around the attendance offrce or down the hall Slnce he came here four years ago hrs assrgn ments and responsrbllrtles have Included belng a biology teacher Senror Class sponsor offrce worker Student Councrl sponsor and part time zoology teacher at Texas Western College In the summer Although few people stop to grve hum full credlt he has been the oomph man behlnd our pep squad and the coke machines Devotlng most of hrs tlme to the Student Council he has helped promote the clean up campaign and the freshman education program Good for a laugh and ready for fun yet respected by all who know hrm he has won the hearts of both students and faculty members He symbo lrzes the splrlt for which YHS has become renowned It IS therefore the pleasure and pruvllege of the l955 Otyokwa staff to dedncate thus book to WILLIAM LUCAS our all around guy 1 , lla, X X, if . . 1 1 , . . 1 1 l I - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ll ll - - - I 1 1 I - 0 William Lucas A-l A . 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LL 'Lf- giw 11 ,QI A v - , v. gf . ., k - , 'nz-p...,pa1. . . -,V .,:,-,--.3,.:..fx--yp'....7, ,.-,mf - - -ff-, --,-...--9- i D Ar mm Q I 5 D I Q A . ,il-QXX 4- S552 a . .. K 2-if sa- LEM 1 . s ' A ,. Q ' O , 0 4 5 ' 0 Ki A 5 I s 0 O I l . , f Gig ccimnw 'QS-S.. --sl J. M. Hanks Superintendent of Schools A 1 F. W. Cooper Assistant Superintendent fl 'NG 7- 'ii 61-13' i' E L HURT Vrce Presldent WALTER VETTER Presrdent ihfisf P -4' HILL Ysleta Top Ranlung Texas School As Result ol Board ol Education Constantly alert to the Increasing population of the Lower Valley the Board of Education ol the Ysleta lndependent School Drstrlct each year adds educa tnonal facllltles to provude every chlld of school age wnthm the dlstrlct the best available education Interested un all school achvlhes both curricular and extra curricular the board members have helped make Ysleta Hugh School one of the top ranlung schools In Texas STON EY PORCHER Secretary MRS CARL GNAUCK ROSS BORRETT -115 n k I. In . . . . V ' J. vv - - A y 4 .. f y E223 .' ' '-s, lf: F. A. I J y An- ,ar Dvd D W l, of T CARL MILCHEN 9-5,9 T--if Clyde Wafer Prmcupal fb C7 2 Parent Teacher Association Baclcs School in Major Activities Led by this group of officers the Ysleta High School Parent Teacher Association backed the student body in all its mayor undertakings throughout this school year Programs at regular monthly meetings were presented by students and teachers from different departments to acquaint the parents with many phases of the high school program. First row: E. H. Thompson First Vice-press Mrs. C, W. Gordy Pres: Mrs, W. F. Blythe Rec. Sec. Second row: Mrs. E. H. Thompson, Fifth Vice-pres., Mrs. L. M. Downum, Fourth Vice-pres. Third row: Warren Pullen, Third Vice-pres., Mrs. Lyman Bagge, Porliamentarion, Not shown: T. F. Harvey, Treas.g Mrs. E, F. Plocor, Historian, Mrs. F. E. Wilson, Second Vice-pres. Office Staff BARBARA ADAMS YVONNE RAY BROEKER MARY LOUISE CAREY MARY JO CARLETON ' A -26 er E' 'J .l qllh S -V- 1' ANNE CROCKETT WILLIAM E. LUCAS MARTHA MARTIN JOSEPHINE PURCELL ILA SEWELL CATHRYN WADLEY A break in the daily routine of grammar exercises is enjoyed by Junior English classes during the unit on radio listening. MARION GAYLE BILBO English VIOLA BINION OLIVE BLYTHE ln studying language these students act out words to show the meaning, like popular, f , ls' nl ,-. .-f You 4 V 1.-r'?'y,,, 's DOROTHY HUGHES Chairman see, it's like this. JACQUELINE B. BROWN HONIE LOU LASTER X ALIC Englislw E MEEK CAP f '? if An exacting business man interviews a pros- pective employee in a Junior English class. K . -1? L 1' MP i Deep concentration is required while these students try to pick out a lite's vocation. 2 0 . ERLENE M. MINTON GERALDINE SCHROEDER Poetry can be fun if you con understand it. AGNES DOUGLAS ff Q , ,M , bi. ii Q E .l 3 . inciustriai Education ,v?' J. W. PAGE Chairman I just hope it doesn't explode when we fire it, explain ceramics experts from the girls' shop class. vi'--V' -4352 .,-ge, C 4 - x -Q, f BILL C. DAVIDSON Z ,iq I X I Ready and rarin' to go describes Future Farmers preparing to leave on a field trip. .f sw . Agriculture r fp, 'Q ALBERT MARTIN f ' v---O I GORDON A. Moons 4, ,ow ::1 ' ELDON LAWRENCE Chairman Whoops! You passed the dime! LEDA CALLAHAN Chairman Homemalcing CURTIS ALEXANDER All kinds of flower decorations like X, ' Viv! :til xc E Q I this one add gaiety to any home. Z' ,IS .XX A 4. From farming to shining shoes-quite a jump! These green hands think so. ROBBIE HANKS fn r'f A g . HELEN WATSON All work and no play doesn't stand true in the homemaking class! Taking time from class work, girls also learn how to entertain. T. R. CHESSER to I , if-fsifl' ,-455 N. Fordgn Language This class learns the easy way-by practising the Mexican custom of breaking the pinata. 4' F ANNIE TANNER 22 ROBERTS HUDSON Chairman EVELYN VERNON IMOGENE BAGWELL Chairman Dramatics students work with greasy make-up-it smells, too! Enthusiastically stagecraft students examine the lights. Speech PATRICIA McCOY ELSIE CAMPBELL Foreign Language HELEN B. GIALLANZA Flores, manzanas, uvas, y platanos-Mexican fruits and flowers MARY VAN NESS Chairman JOUI'l1illSm Fl its Latin class gets a treat watching a Roman style show CONSTANCE HULBERT 1 MYRTLE LOVE Journalism students read the magazine sections from Sunday papers an.. ' TEH i. Get those legs up just a little higher. asrrv ciALoNs f 3, QUEBELL CRANK Physical Education MILDRED JORDAN Chairman At the sound of the gun these sprinters will be fighting it out to the finish line. ,x... 'vf faii g. ,f LORETTA GRAY Chairman Students in study hall catch up on the latest school news. Study Hall LAURA ELLINGTON Physical Education GENE JORDAN Chairman 5- 1 J. W. COATS 0 ? x 4 Study hall students enjoy a treat such as watching the World Series. 'x 1,4 ' I V i r'.'is.r. v Q ' 1 ., ,- .1 ,. . ...-, , au.- .A -' I. 1 '?....,-..c, lt's all a part ot a girl's duty in track kan 1 Q., S , FRED HARVEY HOWLAND REICH The ball is centered and away we go. HELEN RAPLEY Mathematics two' 'Q-Y VIRGINIA BEDFORD Chairman Three-tenths is three-tenths any way you look ot it. X . ZETHAL WEAVER DORIS YOUNG , x Ihr' A., 4 26 Even though they work with figures, they don't seem to notice the absence of girls! ZOE R. WHITTINGTON Chairman X -4- Y : S! Clear as mud! Commercial PHYLLIS LARRABEE RUTH ALBEE Mathematics LESLYE ELLINGTON This is the correct position for your hands. i Visiting exes seem to enjoy seeing other students work. JUAN ITA L FLORENCE is 55 I It's us easy as I, 2, 3. JACQUES C. LEWIS BLANCHE VICKERS w 3.41.-..'..-v 4nn..m,....,,, Craving German music, these boys got together SCICFICC CATHARINE DONNELL Chairman and formed a small band called the Hungry Five. Music ie i 'S Bugology students study the wonders of Mother Nature. AARON KEEN Chairman uf' Q fi? JOHN BRACEY MARY LOUISE FORD With happiness glowing through, these students express themselves in song. MARJORIE GRIGGS HARRIS CANTRELL --43 ,V Science DOROTHY DEVORE is Xu: , 1 i lt won't blow up-they hope! These boy chem- ists discover what makes the universe tick. A z i Dig this crazy mixed-up contraption! fl ELIZABETH GROB' Chairman .l Health GENE ODELL AUDREY WEHNER Pulling, checking, and re-checking files is just part of the daily routine YM E Strange thmgs have happened' sf? Soclal Studies Wim CLARA SIMER Chairman 7 S 14 :NX Yr fn ALLEN R REAVES PATSY REAVES How much IS my fine? lsnt lmposslble to fund books If you know where to loo Library ELSPETH POOL Chairman 5 X 14 MAYDEAN FORD Social Stuclles MURIEL BREWTON E N suzAsETH RAGLAND .3 Magazlnes IS the toprc of dlscus slon rn this current hlstory class Z JOE CRANK 'Q' -r- A commercral law class discusses u toplc of current legal Interest I E454 'x lf' X! lf WALTON W CRYMES ROBERT B LEE Art students plan Chnstmas decorations to beautify our school DOLORES MAFFEI Charrman F CCT JK . Y ---.p-.nav . r'f:vf. 'f1'2'?7':'-' ' V 7V 'I A V A A - f f-iff-'-f - N ' Nr '1 1g X .6 S Z! X fl ks iii XV JET JK JE S I .. ' ll v ' ' I 'fl-.' - U. ,. rn, ,.1,L -ll -.zen 'f ,., 'R - 'rx I Y ,gzyn .ya lr Ismael Rincon President of Student Body Student Body Officers Serve Everyone Along with calling assemblies to order, finding out the wants of students, and keeping an accurate record of all school activities, the Ysleta Student Body officers also lend a hand in the actual business of running school. Alphabetizing and filing hundreds of cards and acting as go-betweens for teachers and students are two big iobs which they accomplish. Ismael is one of the few Student Body presidents who has carried outa pledge of his campaign -- to acquire a coke machine forthe Student Body. Cakes between classes and a smile from Ismael have been enjoyed by all Indians. A dry sense of humor along with exceeding knowledge in such fields as electronics, astronomy, and chemistry have singled Bill out as an unforgettable character. Few people have his ability to pop a wise one at every turn. DaIe's sweet, friendly smile has won the heart of every Ysletan throughout the past four years. Her executive ability in keeping accurate minutes for the Student Council and handling its cor- respondence has made her indispensable. Eddie has been an excellent consultant for the freshmen in par- ticular A keen interest in leadership and high principles have made him an outstanding officer DALE DICKSON K- Tl 9 N BILL ORME JOHNSON EDDIE WILLIAMS ,jvc-f W. . , 4 I .' M. 9' Fall Term Assembly Managers Rewarded for Extra Efforts Many students thunk because of pep rallies the fall assembly managers have lt easy Angie and Jeanette will tell you different Because of the few extra days in the fall semester they actually have more assem blles to plan than the sprung managers but vngrtg to all city schools during exchange assemblies more than make up for this extra work ANGIE VILLALVA A variety in program sublects has been Angie s trade mark A notebook crammed with memorandums and telephone numbers accompanied her constantly dur mg all of her spare time This never kept her too busy however to greet everyone with a merry hello The job of assembly manager never seemed to get Jeanette down Few people have her kmd of patnence with those who declme their part on a program at the last minute. Her remarkable conception of friendship always makes those around her happy. JEANETTE WINANS . Spring Assemblies Feature lnitiations, Club Programs Honor society initiations, traditional club programs, election campaigns, and senior activities help the spring assembly managers fill their calendar. lt never fails, however, that several open dates appear in a row and Jackie and Wanda are found in a frantic search for hidden talent, They seemed to find what they needed, for an excellent variety of well-planned assemblies has been presented to the Student Body, JACKIE WHITE 'WWA 's WANDA SHADDEN Wandas small size did not seem to be a handicap for the huge responsibility of being assembly manager A good laugh from her audience while stretching to the microphone was all the reward she wanted for a job well done One of the sincerest sweetest smiles on the campus has pointed Jackie out as being a friend to everyone Her capability and personality were obvious in the assemblies she presented so enthusiastically 0 'll , x, , .' N ' l 6, Q I - - . , i -2. First row Angle Vlllalva Annabelle Bean Teena Bennett Mayre Sue Rlchards Second row Josle Luna Eddie Wll lrams Osceola Segulla Blllle Granger Thlrd row Bennett Johnson Caroline Watson Mory Jane Telehany Hector Pedregon Paul Harris Fourth row Jam Bowne Leo Smrth Duck Lemmon Merllyn Hood Bull Orme Johnson 5515.2 Student Council Completes Fruitlul Year, lnstalls Colce The l954 55 Student Councnl led by Wnlllam Lucas has fnmshed what IS believed to be Its most trunttul year For the flrst time In its hlstory the councnl had a specnal perlod to meet and a full tume ad vlser Some of the major accomplishments of the year were the mstallatnon of two coke machlnes the sale of school penclls book covers stickers and decals Flrst row Blanche Hoffman Prlssy Bynum Barbie Hurt Della Pena Second row Peggy O Nelll Jeanette Wnnans Dale Dnckson Francls Mllchen G- Thnrd row Tom Weaver Maunclo Perez Jackle Whlte Martha Garcia Fourth row Bobby Dominguez Bull Giroux Eleanor Gonzales Kenny Parmelee Ismael Rlncon . , .A . I . I - l , . . . . , . I I, , , , 3 z. H -5 W . , . t ,. . D V , . , -- - . . . , . I . . . . ' -T fo L -Q 5 2 . - I .2 - , e , , 1.7 'S - I . ' l . . ' 1 1 , U , , I , r f I , , I ',,.'.1s1123 . -, VAL.-M? , l'l'fi,:.' ., ,, -Hffii f .P it I . H eu' - N, . Z . . I , , . Z I . I. - ' '- I I . Z I . , t , , : . r .I c. I . 1 r ' .J Machinesi Sells Sticlcers, Pencils, Tepee Finders One of the everyday projects, which includes all available members of the council, is that of gathering the ever-wandering coke bottles Crightl, Lighting effects for the Spring Festival, the council's main spring activity, are the topic of this discussion lcenter, leftj. Just another period to many, but President Ismael Rincon is busily working with the council on the projects of the year fcenter, rightl. Charts such as this one for the Spring Festival committees help to keep these ond other members mindful of their duties ibottom, leftl. The official head dress of their Tribe, which was presented to Chief Wafer at the Homecoming assembly, is tried on the school mascot lbottom, rightl. 1:11 ii l it Flrst row Oranell Neel Judy Baker Angle Villalva Delia Pena Dixie Rucker Mimi Ader hold Darlene McDaniel Judy Hollingsworth Second row Janice Newton Jeanne Wells Angela Murrufo Joy Stephens Catalina Fres quez Sally Faye Lozono Third row Kay Crawford Evelyn Imle Sue Echols Eleanor Gon zales Eleanor Ortega Julleta Castaneda Yolanda Marquez National Honor Society Ranks Tops Ranked among the top honors in school is membership in the National Honor Society. High juniors and low and high seniors anticipate the tall and spring initiation cere- monies of NHS when old members walk into the audience, tap new members on the shoulder, then escort them to the stage. Each honor student's aim is to live up to the society's ideals ot character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The theme ot this year's fall program was American Freedom, and of the spring ceremony, Lile's Challenge. OFFICERS First row: Judy Hollingsworth, Sec., Annabelle Bean, Sec., Angela Murruto, Treas. Second row: Peggy O'Neill Student Council Rep: Miss Virginia Bedford Sponsor' Jim Bowie Pres. Third row: Eleanor Freeman Vice-pres.' Miss Elspeth Pool Sponsor' Mrs. Dorothy Hughes Sponsor Fourth row: Miss Clara Simer Sponsors Miss Loretta Gray Sponsor' Miss Roberts Hudson Sponsor First row Annabelle Bean Teena Bennett Prissy Bynum Merilyn Hood Osceola Segulia Caroline Watson Jeanette Winans Second row Beverley Gilbert Edith Moore Peggy ONeiII Betty Parish Sue Ann Billmon Jackie White Third row Eleanor Freeman I mael Rincon Jim Bowie Paul Harris Flory Jordan Barbara Cantrell Dale Dickson Tommy Weaver Phillip Duran F.. Quill and Scroll lnitiates 29 New Members The ambition of each cub journalism student is to become a member of Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. Ysleta's Tom Lea Chapter initiated 29 new members in March, including junior and senior staffers from the Pow Wow, Otyokwa, business, and photography groups. Guest speaker for the occasion was Dr. J. F, Williams, head of the journalism department at Texas Western College, who discussed Public Relation Values of School Publications. OFFICERS Miss Mary Van Ness, Sponsor, Beverley Gilbert, Vice-pres, Dale Dickson, Pres., Caroline Watson, Sec. if First row Judy Colgan Oranell Neel Elida Rocha Tillie Mare stein Beverly Tyler Margaret Hamlett Second row Barbara Colgan Sally Faye Lozano Prlssy Bynum Jeanne Wells Billie Granger Third row Bill Giroux Linda Wil son Beverley Gilbert Dorothy Rediker Dale Meriwether Eddie Williams 5 ll ,Suzi will' Qui if m 1 Q ? I-,Il f 'X JPN rl if in--f First row Blanche Hoffman Mimi Aderhold Joy Stephens Sue Ann illman Teena Bennett Mary Jane Telehany Second row Glenda Schreffler Jacque Cain Leo Smith Clrn on Thompson Caroline Wat son Larry Allen Third row Sara Oliver Evelyn lmle Flory Jordan Dale Dick son Barbara Cantrell Carolyn Gnauck Q 'Tr 35 e 2:9 C? 'Z af' 2 5,1 36 gpm' S, l ! !v is fi'- res 2.5 5 95 '27 Actors, Directors, Stagehands Grand finale for Troupe 799, National Thespian Society, came when the newly approved members were formally inducted and issued their pins. ln addition to acting, candidates for membership earn points by serving on the stage crew, make-up, properties, and costume committees, student directing, and selling tickets. Thespians work hard, have fun, but always remember their motto, Act well your part, there all the honor Iies. First row: Mayre Sue Richards, Barbie Hurt, Priscilla Bynum, Caroline Watson Second row: Jalma McDaniel, George Gonzalez, Dick Lemmon Third row: Hector Pedregon, Flory Jordan, Barbara Cantrell, Armando Leyva Fourth row: Franklin Kennedy, Bob McBride, Leo Smith Fifth row: Tommy Perez, Duane Martin, Dale Dickson, Darlene Darr C7 Earn Points Toward Thespians OFFICERS Barbie Hurt, Vice-pres., Miss Imogene Bagwell, Spon- sor, Mayre Sue Richards, Sec., Osceola Segulia, Pres Otyolcwa Stall Overcome o last-minute after-school party Sports, photography, and art editors discuss pictures taken at the football game Friday night. These camera and layout enthusiasts are LARRY CROUSE, EDDIE WILLIAMS, CLIN- TON THOMPSON, LEO SMITH, LARRY ALLEN, and BILL GIROUX. An index for the I955 Otyokwa, the first in many years, is the result of a project for which TENNA BENNETT, assistant editor, is responsible, Q., 44 X , 1 1 .?v i Q I 'ur ij I I Planning and pasting sample layouts, then discarding them for better ones, are the preliminary jobs of PAM NUGENT, MARY JANE TELEHANY, BLANCHE HOFFMAN, MARY JANE CONNALLY, MIMI ADERHOLD, CAROLYN LAW, and CAROLYN GNAUCK. The equipment used to produce this Otyokwa includes layout boards, copy sheets, rubber cement, paper cutters, art gum erasers, paper clips, scissors, white and black india ink, pen points, razor blades, paint brushes, card files, pencils, typewriters, stamps, school calendar, type style books, Artype, two cameras, film, film holders, Strobonar flash unit, tripod, light meter, string, compasses, tables, scotch tape, filing cabinets, and index cards. Determining the theme and the dedication are only two of the many problems which the Otoyokwa staff solves. Four copy deadlines must be met during a seven-month period in which a nine-month school year is recorded. Deadlines always seem to come before everything is ready, and occurs to finish the required copy Oneefourth of the entire book is sent to press at each deadline. These P oblems Such as Spellmg, Meetrng Four Deadlrnes problems were solved by this 25 member staff and the results are seen In thus book One goal of every yearbook staff IS to rdentlfy each prcture correctly and to spell each name right This mvolves an exuctlng task of checking ond recheckrng all names wrth a card Index frle prepared from students enrollment cards Teachers assist In ldentrfymg prctures and staff members hope for no errors In matchrng nomes with faces Following shipment of the last copy Otyokwans breathe a srgh of rellef and hope for the best when the proof comes back for therr fmal OK Underclassmen then proceed to plan class sectlons organrzatlons actrvrty and sports layouts for next years book All staff members relax and enyoy the annuol Press Club banquet following the Quill and Scroll spring rnltratlon 8' X Under the watchful eye of MISS MARY VAN NESS advrser class plc tures are mounted on layout boards by DALE DICKSON CAROLINE MERILYN HOOD edltor IH chlef takes us South of the Border with her dlvaslon page ortwork carryrng out the theme of thus book Matchmg faces wlth names for an accurate dummy proves to be a tedu ous job for BEVERLY TYLER LINDA WILSON ORANELL NEEL MAR GARET HAMLETT JUDY COLGAN and BARBARA COLGAN WATSON RETHA TATE GLENDA SCHREFFLER and BARBARA CAN TRELL .al r . . . r A-' - f I I I V I - , . W s A ,Q 1 'A ' I I ' 'fl X I' 5 . he f N A fx . I ,A 1 ,Q - qv- , .- 5 1 A v ' Yi ' . ' f yi 1' ' I. L - 4 I I - I X Ex .X A-1 , L' I 1 r ' I . ' v ' 7 O 5 Q ' I 1 I , I - Q . ' 3 In 1. . ' if 4 ty ' A S I NN, V, 1 t ll U . I ' ' ' 'fs 1 rj-so J - - - ,-f-Ni... ' ' - S...-ml Salesmen check to see that all are present and accounted for. Prepared with a broad smile, strong legs, bus fare or a car are SALLY LOZANO, DELIA PENA, CYNTHIA LUCAS, PAM NUGENT, FRANCYS YOUNG, CAROLYN GNAUCK, and SUSAN THOMPSON. Sending monthly bills to publications advertisers, and keeping files on Otyokwa and Pow Wow subscribers occupy long hours for CAROLINE WATSON, business manager. W 1' Business Staff Finances 3 The business and advertising staffs not only handle the subscription cam- paigns for both the Pow Wow and Otyokwa, but also sell, write, and collect for ads used in both publica- tions. The two subscription cam- paigns required the brains of the eight-member business staff in plan- ning methods for selling the two products. A change in size from four to six pages and in price from Sl.00 to 50 cents for the Pow Wow 'V resulted from the plans for a new 'T Q 'w and different campaign. Gathering up their materials in the Publications Office as they prepare to leave on what they hope is another successful day are PRISSY BYNUM, BARBARA CANTRELL, JACQUE CAIN, BEVERLY GILBERT, FLORY JORDAN, and LORETTA O'ROURKE. The two school publications are financed mainly by subscriptions and advertisements. Other sources of income include several hundred dollars from school picture sales and the ticket sale for the Beauty Contest sponsored each year by the Otyokwa. All organizations pay for their pages in the yearbook. Publications are self- supporting, and all photographic equipment belonging to the department as well as some of the typewriters have been bought through the publications fund. Publications, Buys Typewriters, Photo Equipment Selling ads is the main duty of the advertising staff. Although they miss classes to sell the ads, these salesmen do not consider their project as being a breeze, especially when a few deiected ones, after walking from business concern to business concern, return to school with empty contract books. Writing copy for the ads was really a problem, and sarcastic remarks such as Now does that look like a cow? were heard from the basement as ad copy writers tried their artistic genius in drawing pictures to illustrate the ads. For weeks questions bombarded the staff members concerning the school pictures which everyone knew had arrived. No one but the staff realized all the red tape those pictures had to go through before they reached their owners. But through the pictures, ads, and subscription campaigns, both staffs were finally able to relax and await the arrival of the annual which they helped to produce. wh 5' 'Y ii? ff v N'NKXyY.-V1 . , A DALE DICKSON, advertising man- ager, sets up the advertising cam- paign, assigning business districts to the ad salesmen. An inspection of contract books and other ad selling materials is made by MARSHA BAKER, EMMY KNOTTS, SALLY WOODLEY, JUDY BAKER, DALE MERIWETHER, JE A N N E WELLS, and SUE ECHOLS. Experienced ad salesmen BEVERLY TYLER, MARGARET HAMLETT, and BARBARA COLGAN lstandingl help new members MARY JANE TELE- HANY, ELAINE HANNA, MIMI BYNUM, and MARY LOU MAR- SHALL for a day of selling. Le gf gc 1 4' . B ,fl ,Rfk 'LT lve,...,,, . .I g 11 'rr ,Q A! 5, 3. V3 :Z 5 2:24 5' if 'zz' J N . z f W 'J J to 2 . ' G1 az' Ig' I' I II A s ,L ,L su 1h'f':EPi , ...c wr' '1 as-5 'Q P' I 'I 'X Scanning exchange papers are TILLIE MARESTEIN, ELIDA ROCHA, DALE MERIWETHER, SARAH OLIVER, BILL GIROUX, JOY STEPHENS, EVELYN IMLE, and LEROY BALLARD, seasoned reporters. Av.. 1..,v.s,s- X A ,..,...-.Av . ,fvtii 'T-Rl,-xii, as - vf-4 Pow Wow Adds Society, Going to press once every two weeks high- lighted the life of a Pow Wow staff member. In order to enjoy this bi-weekly interlude of pleasure the staff worked un- relentlingly for two weeks checking copy, writing headlines, verifying facts, inter- viewing, and writing the actual stories. Led by Editor Osceola Segulia, this year's staff for the first time published a six- page paper. Society and freshman pages vi I SUE ANN BILLMAN, manog ing editor, scans page proofs Her chief responsibility is ti check and approve all assign ments and make sure all page are complete. nil., I A-'. 31 ' I The ,Scout in Person, OSCEOLA SEGUUA, edll'0I'- A special feature story on each department in school in-chief, displays the latest Pow Wow: She can still highlights Page 3 of every issue of this year's Pow smile after copyreadlng and proofreading every story. Wow, fhqnkg to DOROTHY REDIKER, page editor, Determining news values along with attempting to dig out all news of importance every two weeks keeps BEVERLEY GIL- BERT, Page I editor, on her toes. 48 Frosh Pages, Cuts Prlce were added to the tablord Also the yearly subscnptron pnce was cut from Sl to 50 cents Every reporter as well as the editors showed a keen sense of responsrbrlnty and cooperation rn wrltlng copy and meetlng deadlines Although some errors appeared In each prnnted Issue these were kept at a mrnlmum by the alert stuff MlSS MARY VAN NESS adviser explauns the headline schedule to FRANCYS YOUNG PATRICIA SENCLAIR JUDY BAKER JOHN FITCH ANN WEAVER FRANCES HOLMES and JOHNNY CONYERS cub reporters Whats your opinion? JEANNE WELLS Page 2 edrtor has the job of lettrng people know the latest edltoraally speakmg that as 'fwfr Mlss Soc or BlLLlE GRANGER Page 5 editor checks galley proofs wrth her eyes and ears open for the latest news of couples and parties I 30044 Starrng at her Fish stones belng put to bed SALLY FAYE LOZANO Page 4 edrtor looks chagrrned as she trnds a hole at the bottom of Papoose Pranks Sports edutor LARRY ALLEN types the latest dope on the ln drans, whose teams he followed all year as statrstrcnan, photog rapher, and manager, as well as reporter 49 ' ' ' f J , .s J . hx ' . . . . . 4 . . ' ' J A H J '. Q . .ga E AQ' , Wy , , I I I I I , . In 'Us I ' - 'X J . l ' E 1 -s ' ' ' ' .' . . . ,V I .- ' 1 f X 5 N H .rg , Vx' V I ,ff A ., ,W ,I7 -A I .11 ,' I D I I l First row: Mary Ann Bennett, Sharon Terrell, Katie Roberts, Ann Mans- field, Dorothy Hastings, Frances Milchen, Nancy Pullen, Francys Young, Anita Allen, Donna Lem- mon Second row: Jo Ellen McFalI, Cynthia Lucas, Susan McLane, Ada Sue Ware, Janice Jennings, Helen Collinsworth, Darlene Darr, Mar- garet Caples, Julia Helms, Nancy Froede Third row: Conchita Navar, Mabel Ruiz, Ann Hanschen, Virginia Henderson, Kay Crawford, Flory Jordan, Mary Ann Hartwell, Peggy O'Neill, Martha Simmons Fourth row: Robert Jernigan, Buddy Burns, Susan Nagel, Carole Allen, Donna Parish, Charlotte Beaver, Cathy Weil, Larry Allen, Ken Howlett, James Conklin FTA Members Hold Dance, Substitute for Teachers The Future Teachers kept busy all year substituting for teachers who were absent, hostessing the homecoming tea for the excs, and sponsoring a football dance and an enchilada supper. The club rounded out activities by sending delegates to the State Convention at Denton. O f f i c e r s First row: Sue Ann Billman, Cor. Sec., Billie Granger, Reporter, Betty Parish, Vice- Pres., Emmy Knotts, Parliamentarian Second row: Dale Dickson, Historian, Jeanette Winans, Pres., Evelyn lmle, Treas., Miss Clara Simer, Sponsor Third row: Larry Allen, Sgt.-at-Arms, Mrs. Jackie Brown, Sponsor, J. W. Page, Sponsor First row: Dale Dickson, Gretchen Wegener, Jeanette Winans, Billie Moore, Beverly Withers, Bette Bagge, Carolyn Yeary, Leonor Valdez, Irene Marquez, Kathleen Terrell Second row: Bobs Cantrell, Caroline Watson, Anne Weaver, Alma Lee Brock, Mary Douglas, Elaine Hanna, Pamela Nugent, Jo Nell Vancleove, Susan Thompson, Pat Ord Third row: Frances Holmes, Carolyn Gnauck, Nancy Brubaker, Emmy Knotts, Ann Davidson, Margaret Morriss, Jo Handy, Pat Murray, Pauline Simmons, Audrey Shannon Fourth row: Donna Bonar, Sue Ann Billman, Billie Granger, Evelyn lmle, Chinnena Riley, J. W. Page, sponsor, Mrs. Jackie Brown, spon- sor, Miss Clara Simer, sponsor, Bettie Moore, Louise Heffington Press Club Programs Highlighted by Annual Banquet Highlight of the year for the Press Club was the annual banquet featuring a profes sional journalist as guest speaker Programs this year presented by the three publications staffs have acquainted beginning lournalism students with the duties of each staff member O I c e r s Miss Mary Van Ness Sponsor Larry Allen Pres Barbara Cantrell Vice res Caroline Watson Sec Ax fX f. First row Shirley Stallworth Amalia Vlllalva A v el I n a Armendarlz Marsha Baker Gayle Christopher Emmy Knotts Elida Rocha Tillie Maresteln Susan Thompson Second row Tommie Wilson Jennie Bruner Jeanne Wells Judy Baker Prissy Bynum Billie Granger Fran- cys Young Elaine Hanna Julia ice Third row: Sue Echols Louise Heffington Sally Woodley Flo Jordan Dennis Dunn Carolyn Gnauck Pam Nugent Mary Jane Telehany Frances Holmes Fourth row: Larry Allen Clinton Thompson Eddie Williams Cyn- thia Lucas, John Fitch, Tommie Stanfield abd! First row Sally Fay Lozano Delia ena Alice Ornelas Glenda Schref fler Osceola Segulua Blanche Hoffman Judy Colgan Oranell Neel Betty Wicker Beverly Tyler Second row Retha Tate Loretta O Rourke Dale Dickson Caroline Watson Dale Meriwether Teena Bennett Dorothy Rediker Beverly Gilbert Margaret Hamlett Third row Patricia Senclalr Meri Iyn Hood Mary Jane Connolly Carolyn Law Mimi Aderhold Joy Stephens Sally Hall Sue Ann Bill man Johnny Conyers Fourth row James Riley Larry Campbell Micky Neel Bill Giroux George Gonzales Stewart Sims Johnny Johnson Charles Cnddle Donald Cordero Evelyn lmle 494-5 lv- L,.., ref- -'T 'r .W S. .ri Future Homemakers' Future Homemakers of America are , the builders of homes-homes where living is the expression of everything good and fair. These words are ' only a tew of the meaningful Future Homemakers' Creed. The girls not only learn this but the sponsors attempt to help them live it. First row: Marilyn Rider, Bettie Moore, Anne Weaver, Billie Moore, Donna Lemmon, Francys Young, Joquettia Owens, Darlene Darr, Margaret Caples, Alma Lee Brock Second row: Gail Rogan, Sally Hall, Wanda Lambert, Mercy Duran, Cecilia Duran, Anita Allen, Rita Barela, Rosemary Ramirez, Yvonne Salas, Noemi Molina Third row: Eleanor Robbins, Anne Key, Mary Ann Jackson, Mary Jane Larrick, Dawn Marie Spring- steen, Carina Garcia, Roberta Wright, Ester Valencia, Carol Jo Unger, Velma Moreno Fourth row: Scottie Dryburgh, Sonja Brecheen, Jo Ann Jackson, Roberta Ludlow, Billie Hall, Esperanza Nava, Olga Gallegos, Daisy Hol- guin, Shirley Huey, Barbara Poss ul' If I I U - wi. L, I P Meetings ot the Ysleta Chapter are held twice a month to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. All hut . 'jzgm-u First row: Raquel Saucedo, Esther Ornelas, Sharon Wright, Rosa Cruz Diaz, Augustina Martinez, Virginia Mendoza, Betty Sabin, Maria Diaz, Barbara Hattan Second row: Estella Flores, Alma Esquivel, Yolanda Deara, Eliza Estrada, Yolanda Pinon, Jennie Guerra, Margarita Federico, Belia Rubio, Mary Fernandez Third row: Lucy Macias, Betty Martinez, Mary Lou Paz, Cecilia Carrizal, Amelia Rubalcava, Sukie Barraza, Socorro Bustamente, Teresa Vasquez, Gladys Fuhr, Rose Eskew First row: Kathleen Regan, Mildred McGrath, B a r b a r a Beeman, Marlene Higgs, Gail Fossett, Kay Benson, Josefina Sepulveda, Elia Vasquez, Margie Adams Second row: Sarah Louise Hardisan, 'Sf lsela Marmolejo, Irene Contreras, Neima Contreras, Raquel Barron, Erminia Olivas, Mary Frances Bur- dett, Wesleyene Carvajal, Barbara Ann Peek, Hettie Marci Senclair Third row: Leota Mitchell, Shirley Miller, Yvonne Almanza, Christine Barone, Dorothy Rediker, Carolyn Beardsley, Charlotte Sands, Har- riet Endersby, Marie Bell, June Derrick Project of Year ls Aiding UNESCO types of programs are provided at these gatherings, for example, a visit from an airline hostess, o model, interior decorators, and civil defense leaders. As in all clubs, FHA has committees. The social service group is in charge of the helping-hand projects in the state and community. Every Christmas this committee buys gifts for the local orphanage, trims a tree, and gives the children a party. The group also sends Christmas cards to the state hospitals. The financial committee sponsors a fall football dance and sells Spring Festival tickets. This year the chapter's project is UNESCO lUnited Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organizationb. This is an agency to encourage the learning of various UNESCO nations and to spread science to the world. During the year there are one district, one area, and one state meeting. These provide group relationships besides interestinq facts. The district holds a two-hour rally. The day-long area meeting consists of style shows, skits, and fun. The three' day state meeting is filled with various types of entertainment, barbecues, and sing-songs. Future Homemakers' activities increase each year, ond the organization is carrying out its motto Toward New Horizons. I I 1 v ' Qui? .r si' ff S9 First row: Linda Chew, Norma Con- treras, Susan Wilcox, Tommie Wilson, Norma Cardwell, Kay Young, Rosemary Schooley, Mar- jorie Davis, Martha Garcia, Nell Gerth, Joyce Glock in . T , Second row: Josefina Vargas, Ida Madrid, Teresa Castaneda, Lydia Bonilla, Delfina Franco, Marilyn Kropp, Rachel Velarde, Consuelo Lozoya, Socorro Lara, Janice Jen- nings Third row: Sue Fenner, Carol Jean Wicker, Charlotte Beaver, Stella Collinsworth, Sue Richardson, Lucy Lopez, Josefina Alvarado, Jean Carlson, Mary Jane Connolly, Carolyn Law Fourth row: Martha Ann Gardenhire, Drusilla Ann Wright, Mary Emma Passmore, Minnie Garcia, Sara McGowen, Joyce Brown, Carol Clifton, Janie Sanchez, Laura Garcia, Margarita Banuelos o Yv-. O f f i c e r s First row: Frances Holmes, Pres., Elaine Hanna, Vice-Pres., Annabelle Bean, Treas,, Janet Wright, Song Leader Second row: Rosa Lee Hammond, Sgt.-at--Arms, Margaret Morriss, Sec., Delia Pena, Pianist, Charlotte Porcher, Parliamentarian Third row: Sybil Gross, Reporter, Mrs. Helen Wat- son, Sponsor, Mrs. Curtis Alexander, Sponsor, Mrs. Leda Callahan, Sponsor, Barbara Knight, Historian First row: Janet Wright, Annabelle Bean, Margaret Morriss, Elaine Hanna, Frances Holmes, Sybil Gross, Barbara Knight, Delia Pena, Charlotte Porcher Second row: Olga Pinon, Josefina Tarango, Gladiola Loya, Martha Losoya, Roselyn Caballero, Bar- bara Brown, Jacqueline Chambers, Tinnie Sue Sparks, Rosa Lee Ham- mond Third row: Virginia Henderson, Betty Grizzard, Patricia Garcia, Olivia Dee Seidel, Carmen Cortez, Bertha Garza, Elodia Franco, Pre Etta Lund, Barbara Thompson 4 Fourth row: Monica Brown, Gail Ze- liff, Leonor Rosemond, Sharon Lee Brown, Lindo Lee Hobbs, Anita ' Sanchez, Rita Brown, Georgia Thomas, Marjorie Winans Fifth row: Mary Lamb, Geneva Hardi- son, Nancy Hammonds, Edna Shearman, Barbara Tolson, Linda Lark, Betty Geoffrion, Ann Lattau- zio, Shirley Thompson ..a'y P 4' Marilyn Rider FFA Sweetheart Osceola Segulia DUCPICSS .P-'fs 1 A 44. Q44 444 John Holmes FHA Beau Flrst row Kenny Parmelee Buddy Douglas Davud Vancleave Johnny Greek Klrby Read John Lattauzlo Llbrado Sosa Owen Allen Charles Glock Second row Elllot Bunsen Phllnp Hardy Jackue Floyd Alfred Ma drld Mlke Morton Jesse Mc Arthur Corky LaBree Richard Clark Third row Make Cronan Gary Brady Robert Sparks Juan M Escobar Richard Hall John Henderson Fourth row Lee Vollmer O C Heath Frank Kennedy Bob Angle Jerry Martln Jlmmy McArthur Sterlmg Roberts Walter Crowley Fifth row Tommy Perez Jlm Robert san Nelson Marshall Dan Nue meler John Brookshire Bob Ponce Andy McDaniel John Bernard Clyde Nelson Sixth row Bob Abbott Tom Merrill Clrf Sampson Nelson Grrzzard Jerry Rogers Bernarr Spence James Strachan Roland Lucky Future Farmers Partncspate In Stock Shows, Rodeos Among the actlvltues of the Future Farmers are the Southwest Livestock Show and the County Show held at the El Paso Coliseum the FFA Rodeo at the Rough Riders Camp presentation of an assembly program and attendance of Dlstrlct Meetings and Area Conventions O f f x c e r s First row Osceola Segulna FFA Duchess Tommy Perez Pres Marllyn Rlder FFA Sweetheart Second row Corky LaBree Treas Bob Osborne Vlce Pres Charles Glock Reporter Third row T R Chesser Sponsor Kenny Parmelee Sec Eldon Lawrence Sponsor 9 95352 ISIN 'F' 'T gn Frrst Row Henry Moore Edwm Plo car John Pederson Eddie Morton Tony Sanchez Frank Cheek Harry Lowenhaupt Jackson Wrlbourn Second row Fernando Loya Floyd Melson Bernard Vetter Eugene Calkins Bull Nelson Schuyler Nash Bully Sheppard Joe Burrola Tex Dulany Thrrd row Davud Paterson Noel Shockley Manuel Martinez Klrk lrwm Tom Glllls Jesse Sutton Bob Llndley Bull Schuller Kenneth Starnes Fourth row Ronnre Nelson Ruchard Young Alfred Avila Thomas Vllla rreal Rodolfo Pedregon Charles Mrller Gerald Cound Juan Flores Bull Stanford fth row Bull Seward Roland Lucky Don Parsons Maxle Glover Ernest Dominguez Gabriel Navar Al berto Chavez Lorenzo Alarcon Mlcky Perez Srxth row Jose Borrego Ramon Caldera Ralph Thomason Chuy Mendoza, Fred Glllesple, Gene Duckworth, Henry Zubiate, Leon McLane Children s Theater Added to Sock and Busk n Plays Added this year to the Sock and Buslun Clubs list of mayor performances was its Childrens Theater Jack and the Beanstalk Other major performances were the tall play Cheaper by the Dozen and the three one act plays presented as a Night at Plays In the spring O rcers Srttrng Wanda Shadden Sec Hector Pedregon res Mayre Sue Richards First Vice Pres Standing Miss Imogene Bagwell Sponsor Barbie Hurt Second Vice Pres if 3 E? ii W Frrst row Jo Handy Bettie Moore Pat Ord Bob McBride Darlene Darr Duane Martin Beverly With- ers Billie Moore Florine Smithen Alice Ornelas Delia Pena Elida Rocha Second row: Anne Key Mariwyn Walker Pat Murray Pamela Nugent Margaret Morriss Carolyn Gnauck Gretchen Wegener Mari- lyn Rider Carolyn Yeary Jackie White Janice Newton Suzanne Dorroh Third row: Mary Ann Hartwell Flory Jordon Francis Milchen Karen Benson Kay Orndortt Romie Es- parza Conchita Navar Juanita Escobar Wanda Shadden Janet Wright Colleen Roberts Peggy Green, Helen Collinsworth, Inez Payan, Laura Segura, Tillie Mare- stein Fourth row: Freddie Olguin Jr., Leo Smith, Armando Leyva, Corrie Her- nandez, Angie Villalva, Evangelina Aspeitia, Hilda Escobar Fifth row: Donald Roath, Richard Avena, Joe Ruiz, Phil Reynolds, Bobby Skov, Johnnie Kahl, Bob Douglas, Alicia Rosencrans, Bertha Guerra, Clementina Herrera, Alicia Reza, Emily Teague First row Beverly Sprllman Barbara Hughes Carol Wood Amelia Bynum Prissy Bynum Osceola Segulra Mayre Sue Richards Meri lyn Hood Bobs Cantrell Caroline Watson Dale Dickson Mary Doug a Second row Cynthia Lucas Susan McLane Emmy Knotts Jo Stephens Della Apodoca Ramon Pinon Carolyn King Roberta Lud low Nedra Burkort Dick Domin guez Buddy Burns James Hedrick Thrrd row Gilberto Soto Rita Perez Barbie Hurt Mary Lou Connolly Jacque Cain Linda Wilson Kay Crawford Leroy Ballard Dixie Ellis Charles Miller Tommie Sims Fourth row Mary Anne McGowen Edith Moore Joyce Parten Donna Allen Fred Cross Mary Lou Mar shall Robert Acosta Carolyn Law Jerry Rogers Pat Lockett Edward Hauser Alfredo Gallndo fth row David Hall Jack Hutchins Tommy Perez Kenny Parmelee Mike Cronan Gary Yarborough Dick Lemmon George Gonzalez Jr Frank Kennedy Tommy Stan field Paul Espersen Hector Pedre on Art lub Activities lnclude Moulin Rouge Dance in Night Club Future Rembrandts highlighted their school year by successfully putting on a Moulm Rouge dance in the cafeteria converted into a French night club for the occasion Their posters sending Christmas greetings to other high schools represented a school service prolect First row Herlinda Rivas Jane Hood Annette McDonald Sandi Baker Ton Marquez Francis Milchen Second row Carolyn Beardsley Eleanor Robbins Jo Bennett Miss Dolores Maffel Marshall Meece Third row Blanche Hoffman Edith Moore Merilyn Hood Mary Ann Tracy Jo Frances Gray Fourth row: Pat McNamara, Sally Stebbins, Marilyn Law, Skip Nelson, Pruitt Davis, Rodolfo Franco, Jr. Fifth row: Leo Smith, Lee McCune, Reuben Baggett, Alvin Nelson Sixth row: Philip Lopez, Victor Moreno, Salvador Sandoval l , 1 Q r if sv 5 X 1 Mft -4 Y il I 5 r G Gnd efv . k ,3 i Year's Activities ol l.os Amigos Del Rio Grande Highlighted A trip to Juarez, a Christmas dance, and the Pan American Day assembly highlighted activities of this year's Los Amigos del Rio Grande. These Spanish students were also active in promoting among Anglo Americans the customs and language ol our neighbors south ot the border. ff Officers First row: Fcviola Garcia, Treasg Angie Villulva, Student Council Repre- sentative Second row: Dick Dominguez, Vice-pres.g Jesus Solos, Sec. Third row: Mrs. Constance Hulbert, sponsor, Bobby Dominguez, Pres., Evelyn Vernon, sponsor HJ. V' A .,-g sl 111 by Juarez Trip, Christmas Dance, Pan American Day Assembly First row: Bobby Dominguez, Cecilia Porras, Irma Telles, Olga Telles, Maxine Fields, Betty Wicker, Oranell Neel, Faviola Garcia, Dolores Melen- delr Romie ESPOFICI, Glenda 5ChI'effler, Juanita Escobar, Lucia Soda, Angie Villalva, Vangie Aspeitia, Hilda Escobnr, Frances Rodriguez, Lupe Pina, Irene Marquez, Carrie Elenes, Aurora Molina, Fernando Martinez, Leonor Valdez, Hope Gonzalez, Dolores Benavides, Katie Varela Second row: Clemie Herrera, Mary Lou Maya, Pauline Pina, Marie Vasquez, Maria Silva, Lucy Sanchez, Amalia Villalva, Lorraine Duran, Sophie Candelaria, Mercedes Aragon, Soledad Meraz, Herlinda Rivas, Rosario Ramos, Margaret Lopez, Avelina Armendariz, Anna Maria Gaxiola, Jessie Candelaria, Tessie Carrizal, Alicia Reza, Tillie Marestein, Maggie Lopez, Yoly Marquez, Carmen Apodoca Third row: Nancy Pullen, Francis Milchen, Maria Elena Hernandez, Julieta Castaneda, Mary Villalobos, Mary Hernandez, Isabel Valdez, Bessie Tellez, Laura Vasquez, Ada Sue Ware, Gari Pack, Maureen Mask, Kay McLaughlin, Gladys Robinson, Di Gardner, Mabel Ruiz, Rita Perez, Mary Alice Guerra, Aurelio Manriquez, Eleanor Ortega, Catalina Fresquez, Elena Estrada, Mary Lou Aragon, Josefita Silva Fourth row: Mary Frances McCutcheon, Felipa Yanez, Delia Pena, Emma Chacon, Eliza Guerra, Evelia Hernandez, Betty Lopez, Maria Sandoval, Wanda Lambert, Anne Weaver, Frances Holmes, Flory Jordan, Carolyn Gnauck, Gretchen Wegener, Ann Davidson, Virginia Harvey, Fili Baeza, Mary Bernal, Juanita Hernandez, Alicia Gonzalez, Esther Ornelas, Carmen Ledesma Fifth row: Eileen Munoz, Ann Wilcox, Dorothy Perrin, Louise Heffington, Elaine Hanna, Donna Lemmon, Cynthia Lucas, Emmy Knotts, Roselyn Caballero, Martha Losoya, Linda Chew, Sarah Louise Hardison, Patricia Senclair, Kathleen Regan, Tommie Wilson, Jennie Bruner, Sally Faye Lozano, Frances Carrasco, Lupe Gomez, Cuca Gomez, Anita Sanchez, Mary Lujan, Rosita Trujillo Sixth row: Yolanda Marestein, June Chancellor, Susan Nagel, Kathleen Terrell, Jo Nell Vancleave, Susan Thompson, Leroy Ballard, Richard Mun- zinger, Mary Douglas, Jeanne Wells, Donna Allen, Francys Young Seventh row: Bertha Guerra, Corrina Leyva, Manuela Frausto, Judith David, Grace Mendez, Tony Sullivan, Bob Swanson, Larry Campbell, Richard Bray, Alfonso Molina, Hector Sepulveda, Alfonso Apodoca, Henry Galindo, Jimmy Regan, Janice Newton, Jean Sholkhauser, Bert Wahlen, Joy Stephens, Katie Roberts, Floyd Nelson, Johnny Johnson, Johnnie Landrum, Andy McDaniel, Richard Hale. Eighth row: Hector Flores, Charlie McDonald, Pedro Guerrero, Andy Livingston, Alfredo Galindo, Luis Gandara, Kiko Fierro, Henry Cortez, Gil- berto Soto, Ismael Rincon, Richard Serna, Tony Marquez, Clarence Cochran, Armando Leyva, Mary Dominguez, Rachel Mendez, Mallet McVay, Betty Martinez, Amparo Esquivel, Polly Contreras Ninth row: George Gonzalez Jr., Daniel Castaneda, Pablo Solis, Adolfo Alva, Ricardo Chavez, Librado Sosa, Chuy Mendoza, Ruben Enriquez, Miguel Casillas, Gonzalo Sanchez, Frankie Olguin, Sherry Higgins, Concha Robinson, Edith Moore, Delbert Niblett, Oscar Hernandez Tenth row: Carlos Flores, Alfredo Lopez, Juan Loya Jr., Jimmie Fresquez, Abel Ornelas, Victor Moreno, Tony Salcido, Joe Morales, Joe Diaz, Juan Borrego, Edwardo Alfred Trejo, Manuel Gameros, Enrique Perez, Raymundo Solis, Jesus Salas, Richard Avena, Bobby Fernandez, Phillip Duran, Billy Joyner, Joe Ruiz Jr., Dick Dominguez s..x First row: Vicky Holden, Roberta Cook, Barbara Knight, Mimi Ader- hold, Dixie Rucker, Betsy Rice, Esther Barron, John Buhrle, James Birdwell Second row: Jackie White, Julia Rice, Conchita Navar, Richard Lemmon, lone Lusk, Betty Geoffrion, James Owen, Mike Bowie, Dan Macdon- ald, Tim Dwyer, Stuart Sims Third row: Jim Bowie, Bill Orme- Johnson, Mary Jane Telehany, Paul Harris, Adelina Varela, Rob' ert Jernigan, Roger Dudney Gens Togata Sells lnitiates into Temporary Slavery Going, going, gone. One slave sold for fifty cents. This cry could be heard at the annual Latin Club initiation when new Latin students were auctioned off as H slaves and for one day were forced to do their masters' bidding. Officers Sitting: Jackie White, Sec., Dixie Rucker, Treas., Paul Harris, St. Council Rep. Standing: Jim Bowie, Sgtfat-Arms, Bill Orme-Johnson, Pres., James Owen, Vice-Pres., Miss Roberts Hudson, Sponsor v -Ky' , fb! r I O First row: Anne Burrows, Ruth Don- ges, Pat McNamara, Dixie Ellis, Nancy Harrison, Jacque Burke, Esther Martinez, Raquel Barron Second row: Jo Frances Gray, Rosa Lee Hammond, Camelia Henry, Linda Samples, Carol Sue Aide Third row: Judy King, Cecil Hilburn, Tommy Christopher, Pruitt Davis, Charles Criddle, Jimmie Harris, Howard Barbee Cl'lCmO Pl'lYSICS MCFTIBCFS Study ASUOHOITIY, DBDCIDQ Chemo Physics a member of the Science Clubs ot America as strictly a scientific organization At regular meetings committees of club members presented programs on crime prevention atomic energy television and electronics Combining work with play at a night party the future scientists studied astronomy ond the art of eating and dancing O I c e r s First row Teena Bennett Sec Miss Catharine Donnell Sponsor Jeanette Winans Treas S3 Second row Bill Giroux Pres Eddie Williams Vice Pres if i vi First row Ada Sue Ware Marie Bell Camelia Henry Eleanor Freeman Paul Esperson Phillip Duran Mimi Aderhold Second row Ken Howlett Delbert Niblett R IC h a r d Montgomery Carle Malone Third row James Conklin Alfredo Galmdo Bally Joyner Richard Avena Edward Hauser David Hall George Munro 1 Q First row: Robert Lewis Second row: Jeanette Winans, Teena Bennett, Jo Handy, Sue Murdock, , Carol Wood Third row: Flory Jordan, Merilyn Hood, Bette Bogge, Eddie Wil- liams, Bill Miller 2 Fourth row: Jackie White, Curtiss Dickey, Richard Munzinger, James Munro Fifth row: Gene Taylor, Pat Cross, 1 Jim Bowie, Bill Giroux, Dick Lem- mon . ,, , .. s i4 -.l 1 X 8-sl .114 1. g 64 f- C' 09,3 4 -1, as M Z' 10 'r First row: Roberta Wright, Yolanda Escontrias, Jerie Gordy, Rita Perez, Mary Lou Connally, Joan Wilson, Jean Wilson Second row: Sterling Roberts, Johnnie Landrum, Tommy Perez, Mike Cronan, Bob Abbott, Freddy Mur- phy, Bill Stanford Third row: Frank Kennedy, Jess Mc- Arthur, Robert Yelinek, Mike Mor- ton, David Paterson, Kirk Irwin Fourth row: Kenny Parmelee, Lee ' Vollmer, James Strachan, Dan Niemeier, Don Perham, Johnny Johnson, Frank Cheek CL av ,A f wJ Newly Organized Rodeo Club lmproves Riding, Roping A new club this year, the Rodeo Club was organized to further the interest of students in Western activities. Members have improved their riding and roping skills through group work, Officers Sitting: Tommy Perez, Pres., Sterling Roberts, Vice-Pres. Standing: William Lucas, Sponsor, Rita Perez, Sec.- Trees., Nelson Marshall, Sergeant-at-Arms l QQ 5. C. N. 4,13 '9P'.'lo . s A -D -Q U 1 I H L., ' ' 0 A 'Q-. ' Mi! r O UD is. . 3? Q 9 V . D ' 1 First row: Susan Wilcox, Charlotte Porcber, Nedra Burkart, Jimmie Cochran, Norma Cardwell, Shirley Stallworth Second row: Bill Crawford, Bobby Ponce, Gary Brady, John Lattauzio, Edwin Plocar, Gene Evans Third row: Duane Martin, Jack Hart, Jim Robertson, Nelson Marshall, Andy McDaniel, Joe Ellis, Elliott Bunsen Annual Spring Recital Featured by Orchesis Club Performances for clubs and assemblies plus an annual Spring Recital are major activities of the Orchesis Club. This modern dance organization, begun four years ago with 35 members, boasted 65 this year including three charter members, Peggy Tate, Yvonne Slaughter, and Annabelle Bean. First row: Marjorie Davis, Drusilla Ann Wright, Martha Ann Gardena hire, Patricia Garcia, Mary Ann Bennett, Lupe Bejarano, Leona Valdez, Carina Garcia Second row: Margaret lmle, Glyn Warwick, Kay Young, Billy Dolores Lozano, Dixie Ellis, Jacqueline Chambers, Colleen Regan Third row: Beatrice Ann Barragan, Anna Maria Rincon, Rosalie Hurt, Nancy H a r r i s o n , Lydia Vejil, Yvonne Salas, Mary Fernandez, Margarita Banuelos Fourth row: Maria Santini, Dora Bas- oco, Cecilia Duran, Mercy Duran, Linda Samples, Esther Valencia, Sonja Brecheen, Olga Quinones Officers First row: Dorothy Hastings, Vice-Pres., Yvonne Slaugh- ter, Pres., Peggy Tate, Sec.-Treas. Second row: Annabelle Bean, Student Council represen- tative, Miss Loretta Gray, Sponsor ,.. W First row: Amelia Bynum, Carolyn King, Mary Lou Marshall, Marilyn Kropp, Delfina Franco, Dorothy Douglass Second row: Phyllis Freeman, Sharon Terrell, Jamie Stebbins, Elaine Hanna, Dorothy Hastings, Kathy Woodley, Peggy Tate, Yvonne Slaughter Third row: Barbara Tolson, Mary Ann Jackson, Mary Emma Pass- more, Mary Jane Larrick, Judy Baker, Sally Woodley Fourth row: Sharon Lee Brown, Linda Lark, Ann Davidson, Bette Bagge, Norma Cardwell, Jane Hood, Linda Lee Hobbs 'Ml' all fn' ,v ll 1 1, ,l 1 ,fig yi A , s , y ,T i rilirieaiirlmrti fi ff' J I I ffvf 1 5 5 2 1 3 5 ' I . - 5 A . l , i. --..,.,.J --+'- ff - J r- in Y I- , , . --. , .,,,. .. .-..... ,' 'ff - .. . ........ 'J lf A A 75:11 4 - 1,3 1 'J U, l K. A Senior Band Members Acquire West Point Style Uniforms, Win Trip When the Senior Band members out-did themselves this year in their half-time shows, they made the Indians sit up and take notice of them and their new West Point style uniforms. The Sound-Off half-time show can be rated as one of the best. The rhythm, military appearance, unity, and energy of the musicians gave first place to this routine. Because of their excellent performances in such shows they were rewarded with a trip to Carlsbad. First row: Janet Wright, Sue Guthrie, Sally Stebbins, Betty Wicker, Tommy Weaver, James Taylor, Louise Heffington, Alice Grace Chism, Darlene McDaniel, Betty Auxier, Evelyn lmle, Alma Lee Brock Second row: Carolyn Hopper, Jan Johnson, Roger Gaenzle, Laura Segura, Aurora Ramirez, Tillie Marestein, Marilyn Law, Julieta Castaneda, Roy Frank Davis, Jo Nell Vancleave, L. E. Owen, Alfonso Apodoca, Elida Rocha, Yolanda Alarcon, Chalo Sanchez, Raymond Macias, Corrie Hernandez Third row: Lucia Sada, George Gonzalez, George Barbee, Daniel Castaneda, Maria Hernandez, Margaret lmle, Jean Bailey, Ralph Mergen, Scottie Dryburgh, Richard Montgomery, Johnny Kahl, Dolores Melen- dez, James Owen, Sandra Burleson, Pat McNamara, Juan Borrego, Mary Alice Guerra, Katie Roberts, Oranell Neel, Paul Harris, Gretchen Wegener Fourth row: Pam Nugent, Jerry Young, Frank Olguin, Bert Wahlen, Buddy Burns, Jimmie Regan, Carlos Alejandro, Pat Parker, Jack Mangrum, Vivien Mc- Daniel, Miguel Casillas, Richard O'Neill, Joe Apo- daca, Jim Fraser, Mickey Neel, Donald Roath, John Wicker, Ronnie Brisbin, Pablo Solis, Jerry Smothers, Gene Smothers, Freddie Olguin, Phillip Duran . 5 N llc llll lllilll lllll Il . .1-nsllf'-----if-' to Carlsbad with Sparlcling Half-time Shows Fifth row: Gari Nan Pack, Carole Parish, Martha Lackey, Catalina Fresquez, Donald Cline, Charles Grimes, Rudy Ramirez, Stanley Woolsey, Duane Martin, De Lois Neal, Juanita Escobar, Jacque Cain, Howard Barbee, Sandy Forrest, Richard Avena Officers Phillip Duran, Pres., Aaron Keen, Director, Sue Guthrie, Vice-pres., Richard Avena, Drum Major, Oranell Neel, Sec.-treas. X K Richard Avena Drum Major Sue Guthrie Band Sweetheart I il i! V w 4 5 s X S 1 if-6 ' ,xx Ji 5 JACQUE CAIN 3 S I I 3 f- ' ggi Lead DfUITllTlCI'S MIMI ADERHOLD r f - U ? i . X 3 I , I I j V ' ' i Q 5 ,, I ' - , I . I 1 , - C C ..- ' Q x , Ja ' N 2 x f I ' 'f ,' , ' ? X V V 'S I w an L XXX XP xx-X Y. . . g 1. ,: X A. X ' I RQ it , , A q i Qt , ' A H. 7 ' ' fr ' ' , Q if - U, fa X I 'V - A LA is xx . -' ' . 'fr L, N U -4 -' ' ' .QV 1.5 , X :Q ,w ,LA S I v nr ,.. V 5 5-, 1 -1 r v - A, ' . 5' -,Q 1 'Y '--.t ' C L, , K, 1, 5 ,I N ,i H .N C-mlb C9 .2 gf- , 1-y if ' ,Y-9,46 , Drum Corps Performs in Shows, Rodeo Parades, Sun Carnival Performing in half-time shows, rodeo parades, and the Sun Carnival Parade highlighted activities of the Drum Corps. Behind each scene were hours ot practice and days of back-breaking marching. But it was not all work and no play, because parties, caroling, and football trips helped make this group the high! spirited organization that it is. First row: Jacque Cain, Rose Marie Graham, Mimi Aderhold Second row: Margaret Begley, Julia Helms, Gloria Velarde, Irma Telles, Angie Villalva, Olga Telles Third row: Barbie Hurt, Cici Porras, Doris Hinkle, Jerie Gordy, Beverly Tyler, Margaret Hamlett, Evangelina Aspeitia Fourth row: Billie Granger, Barbara Furrh, Josie Luna, Roberta Cook, Amalia Villalva, Lucy Sanchez Fifth row: Jeanette Wide, Eunice Bostick, Linda Wilson, Mary Villalobos, Vicky Holden, Aurora Castaneda r is H- is 'iw 'H? A. 4 f p Q f' J fn dp ,, gg. K 1 4 'Shi -a -. Peggy O Neill Student Director ,u,QFf'0Pf'woQg L A 4 L - Varsity Choir Cllmaxes Year s Work with Parade ol Hats Tryrng somethlng new thus year Varsrty Chorr presented a Parade of Hlts based on songs from the early l500s to the present day Thus program clrmaxed a year of work whrch rncluded supplyrng background musrc for assemblues such as NHS and for graduation The cholr also attended several choral clrnucs during the year rn order to prepare themselves better for future work Frrst row Dorothy Douglass Martha Newcomer Sue Murdock Teena Bennett Robert Lewrs Judy Baker Kay Crawford Colleen Roberts Conchlta Navar Cathy Weul Second row Janet Wright Annabelle Bean Yvonne Wrllyard Carolme Watson Mary Ann Hartwell Buddy Douglass Ray Dwyer Sherry Hrggrns Carole Parish Peggy Bevll Janlce Newton Thrrd row Sue Waldo Donna Allen Ada Sue Ware Flory Jordan Marnlyn Stanton Frank Kennedy Gene Taylor Curtns Dickey Concha Robinson Peggy Green Inez Payan Sally Woodley Kathy Woodley Fourth row Hector Pedregon Rrchard Avena Tommy Johnson Robert Roach Clifford Coulter Duane Martm Edward Houser Phrl Reynolds Paul Harris Monte Martun Bob Osborne Pat Cavrness Offlcers Monte Martln Vice pres Flory Jordan Sec Teena Bennett Rep Mlss Mary Louuse Ford Director Peggy ONerll Student Drrector Hector Pedregon Pres Paul Harris Accomponxst fimv 5 HL AK H 'J r , f , 1 ,' 1' f ' W ....- - . ....f.----' ----: 1 ng. 1 ' , ,. .,.., ,,, . ffm :mera a:1111f 'ca1?E.i11!U' ,f f X WW 42 vw QR 5, 4- CDW Q I f J 'lsr f ff ky Mb S JE S ill Xe .J viii? he V. 'H,-1'ff-?4zi,fs5e fETf7iEilie:vii , V Q Senior Favorites BARBARA CANTRELL and SALVADOR ARZOLA stepped into their obvious places as Senior favorites, Both are known for their love of sports, Barbara, tennis, and Salvador, football, basketball, and baseball. Sponsors Ditch day, kid day, and then the big night-graduation, all these and more had to be planned by MISS ELSPETH POOL, librarian, JACK PAGE, industrial education instructor Ifirst rowlg MRS. PATRICIA McCOY, speech teacher, and MISS HONIE LOU LASTER, English teacher. With these varied per- sonalities as sponsors, the Seniors couldn't help but succeed in their final doings. Officers As usual this year's high and mighties were typical Seniors. But getting down to work, they elected DICK LEMMON president, EDDIE WILLIAMS vice-president, TEENA BEN- NETT secretary, ANGIE VILLALVA treasurer, and BEVERLEY GILBERT reporter Ifirst rowl. An equally able steering com- mittee consists of TOMMY PEREZ, ANNABELLE BEAN, BILL GIROUX, and ISMAEL RINCON. INot shown are JEANETTE WINANS and BLANCHE HOFFMAN.l s , 'x . ,ff S X I I T' , Z' 8' sf., 1 vii A , g R MlMl ADERHOLD RAFAEL AGUIRRE ' ' ' NHS, Drum Corps, Lead Gens Togata, Chemo-Phy- i-' M- Drummer, QSKS, Otyokwa sics, Pee Wee Football 4, 4 Staff, Pow Wow Staff, Gens Q , Togata, Press Club, Chemo- '3 . 11 Physics Y l 9x y '- fs ,,-wir! - 4 - A LARRY ALLEN Q8-S, Pow Wow Sports Editor, Otyokwa Staff, Press Club, Pres., Pee Wee Football, Camera Club, FTA, State QWEN ALLEN Convention Delegate, Los FFA Amigos, Pep Squad, Jr. Class Reporter, Courtesy Club l f an ' Q if :L ff. W, f K'F X , ,gs EVANGELINA ASPEITIA RICHARD AVENA Drum Corps, Sock 81 Buskin, Band, Drum Major, Varsity Los Amigos, FHA Choir, Operetta, Swingsters, Regional Debate First Place, 43 ,S JEAN BAILEY Band Three Act Play, Sock 84 Bus! kin, Los Amigos, Library Club, Chemo-Physics, Fresh. Vice-pres. FERNANDO BASOCO ANNABELLE BEAN Lettermen Club, V a r s i t y Basketball, All-Dist,, Varsity Football, All-Dist., Football Co-captain NHS, Sec., Assembly Mgr., Sr. Steering Committee, Stu- dent Council, Orchesis Club, Pres., Sec., Most Valuable Dancer, Glee Club, Varsity Choir, FHA, Treas., Los Ami- gos, Courtesy Club, Pep S S 1? .A sl.: 'Q . Squad CAROLYN BEARDSLEY FHA, Art Club, Vice-pres., NAHS, Vice-pres., Courtesy Club, Los Amigos, GRA TEENA BENNETT Otyokwa Asst. Editor, Cheer- leader, Q8iS, Student Coun- cil, Press Club, Fresh. Fav- orite, GRA, FHA, Baseball Favorite, Varsity Choir, Sr. Sec., Chemo-Physics, Sec., Sr. Steering Committee, Glee Club, Miss YHS MARIE BELL Chemo-Physics, FHA DONNA BONAR FTA, Sec., Varsity Choir, Sock 8- Buskin, FHA, Or- chesis Club, GRA, Courtesy Club 5--10 DONNA ALLEN EUNICE BOSTICK LEE BQUNDS FHA GRA Los Amugos Drum Corps FHA Sock 8 Sock 3, Buskm Chemo Camera Club Sock 81 Buskun Buskun phyms FTA Varsuty Tennus Varsuty Chour Truo JIM BOWIE ALMA LEE BROCK NHS Pres Student Councul Feature Malmeffe FHA Chemo Physucs Courtesy FTA Courtesy Club GRA Club GBUS TOQCICI PEP Student Leader Los Amugos Squad SALVADOR ARZOLA '3 Soph Vuce pres Student Councul Senuor Favorute Let termen Club Varsuty Foot ball All Dust Varsuty Base ball All Dust Varsuty Bas ketball All Dust Mr YHS 'Cl 12 MONICA BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN BUDDY BURNS SHIRLEY BUTLER Band FTA Courtesy Club lndustrual Arts -J Pep Squad FHA GRA os Amugos UW NANCY BRUBAKER Baseball Sweetheart GRA Student Leader FHA FTA Pep Squad Courtesy Club Los Amugos BARBARA CANTRELL ROSELYN CABALLERO .IACQUE CAIN SIFREDO CAMPOS GRA Student Leader FHA Los Amigos Courtesy Club GRA FHA Drum Corps Lead Drummer' Courtesy Club Publications Business Press Club Band Sock 8- Buskin First Division Drum Solo, Drum Duet Music Award TWC, Los Amigos Varsity Track Lettermen Cub 1 NHS Otyokwa Staff Publu cations Business Staff Press Club Vice-Pres: Senior Fav- orite Soph. Sec. Assembly Mgr. Student Council Cam- era Club Sock 8. Buskin GRA Three Act Play D - bate Tennis FTA Pep Squad Racqueteers Band Los Amigos Children s Thea- tre Most Popular Girl AURORA CASTANEDA Drum Corps GRA Courtesy Cub DANIEL CASTANEDA JULIETA CASTANEDA Band, Los Amigos NHS, GRA, Pres., Los Ami- gos, Band, FHA, Courtesy Club 4 rx f ALICE GRACE CHISM Band, Gens Togata Y 4 L CLIFFORD COULTER Varsity Choir, Los Amigos Boys' Quartet, Operetta DARLENE DARR Thespians, Sock 8- Buskin, Vice-pres., FHA, FTA, GRA, Los Amigos, Declamation, One Act Play, Three Act Play LARRY DAWSON Varsity Baseball, Yannigan Football, Yannigan Basket- ball, Courtesy Club, Los Ami- gos, Chemo-Physics 1 JERRY COZBY Varsity Track, Varsity Foot- ball, Pow Wow Most Val- uable Player, Lettermen Club JUNE DERRICK GRA, FHA, Courtesy Club, Glee Club 'QR HELEN COLLINSWORTH Sock 8- Buskin, FTA, FHA, Los Amigos, GRA, Pep Squad DALE DICKSON NHS, Q8iS, Thespians, Stu- dent Body Sec., Pow Wow and Otyokwa Advertising Mgr., Student Council, TASC Delegate, SASC Delegate, Jr. Sec., Press Club, Sock 8. Bus- kin, Los Amigos, FHA, FTA, GRA, Chemo-Physics, Rac- queteers, Pep Squad BOBBY DOMINGUEZ Student Council, Los Amigos, Pres., Chemo-Physics, Cam- era Club, Press Club, Cour- tesy Club, Yannigan Foot- ball, Yannigan Basketball, Lettermen Club, Varsity Baseball ROBERT DOLLAHITE Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Industrial Arts, Let termen Club DICK DOMINGUEZ Yanniaan Football, Los Ami- gos, Vice-pres. EDDIE CAULDER MARY DOMINGUEZ LYDlA DURAN Varsity Football Varsrty Los Amlgos Courtesy Club Los Amigos GRA Llbrary Baseball Lettermen Club GRA Pep Squad C ub Chemo Physlcs PHILLIP DURAN JUANITA ESCOBAR Chemo Physrcs Los Amigos Sock 8. Buslun Los Amlgos Band Pres nter Bond Camera Club FHA scholashc Debate Swmg sters Slide Rule EARLYNN CORP X 'gel Y' GRA Orchesus Club FHA -11? 'I ROMIE ESPARZA PAUL ESPERSON Sock 8- Buskln Band Los ChemoPl1yslcs Courtes Amngos FHA FTA GRA Club Los Amngos Sock 8- Buskm Sllde Rule 'S if BOBBY FERNANDEZ Chemo Physics Los Amlgos KIKO FIERRO MANUEL FLORES Varsity Football Vursuty Baseball Los Amigos Letter men Club vw-Q, MANUELA FRAUSTO ELEANOR FREEMAN ALFREDO GALINDO Los Amigos Courtesy Club NHS GRA Student Leader Los Amlgos Chemo Physics FHA GRA Chemo Physlcs Sock 81 Buslun Pep Squad Yonnlgan Football Varsity Baseball LUIS GANDARA FAVIOLA GARCIA Sock 8. Buslun Los Amigos Treas Gens Togata Cour hd tesy Club . l NHS,-I ,' ,ali , A' 1 4' A 1-fi A ' , - ', Y J Q X I H xl. 1 I be si A 1 ' ' A P. 5 l l si . JZ -3 Z l .I . I and x Q ' 3:4 ELEANOR GONZALES NHS, Student Council, GRA, FHA, Los Amigos, Courtesy Club BERTHA GUERRA Sock 81 Buskin, Los Amigos, Courtesy Club, Orchesis Club, FHA, GRA Los Amigos RAMON GARCIA BEVERLEY GILBERT NHS, Q8tS, Pow Wow Page One Editor, Senior Class Rep., Business Staff, Press Club, Advertising Staff, Bond, GRA, Senior Steering Committee at 4 I JERIE GORDY Drum Corps, Student Coun- cil, Otyokwa Staff, FHA Press Club, Camera Club Los Amigos, Rodeo Club Courtesy Club, Sock 8. Bus- kin QW' l X PEGGY GREEN CHARLES GRIMES GRA, FHA, Los Amigos, Sock Band 81 Buskin, Varsity Choir, Art Club, NAHS MARY ALICE GUERRA SUE GUTHRIE Bond, Orchestra, Los Amigos, Band, Vice-pres., FTA, Cour- Courtesy Club, GRA tesy Club, FHA, Band Sweet- heart fi T JUDY HALL LALA GUTIERREZ DAVID HALL FHA GRA Courtesy Club Chemo Physics Sock 8. Bus Library Club Los Amigos in JO HANDY Chemo-Physics FTA Cam- era Club Sock 8' Buskin Courtesy Club Pep Squad f if BILL GIROUX Q8.S, Student Council, Sen- ior Steering Committee, Pow Wow Photo Editor, Otyokwa Staff, Chemo-Physics, Pres., Press Club, Los Amigos MARY LOU HARGIS Varsity Choir, FTA, Sec., Dist. Sec., Sock 81 Buskin, Los Amigos MARY AN N HARTWELL ROSE MARIE GRAHAM Football Duchess Third Place Beauty Drum Mayor ette Orchesls Club GRA Courtesy Club Sock 81 Buskin, Varsity Choir, Trio, Glee Club, Varsity Ten- nis, GRA, Vice-pres. 8- Treas.' FHA FTA Treas.' Racqueteers 9? CHARLES HINKLE DORIS HINKLE Drum Corps Varsity Tennis Whos Who PAUL HARRIS NHS, Student Council, Var- sity Choir, Accompanist, Band, Orchestra, Operetta, Boys' Quartet, Gens Togata, Junior Classical League, Courtesy Club FRANCES HARVEY 'fs 1.5 Q rv 'xti-. K- Ili' Uv CONSUELO HERNANDEZ MARY ELENA HERNANDEZ Malorette Sock 8- Buskin Bond Los Amigos GRA Pep ' Band FTA GRA squad comes, club X CLEMENTINA HERRERA SHERRY HIGGINS Los Amigos Band GRA Varsity Choir Pow Wow Student Leader Sock 81 Bus F e o t u r e Editor Chemo kin Pep Squad Physics Los Amigos FTA FHA GRA BLANCHE HOFFMAN NAHS Pres Sec Treas Student Council Otyokwa Staff Senior Steering Com mittee Q8iS Art Club Pres Orchesis Club Press Club FHA Los Amigos VICKY HOLDEN OSCAR HERNANDEZ Los Amigos Glee Club Twirp King Drum Corps Gens Togata JUDY HOLLINGSWORTH NHS Sock 81 Buskin f , 2 3 Fi. I . A , I I . I I I I I r wg ,f Q I Il , , F I I I I 4 I- I . I T . .F - , . I' L , i F' N .f 'I I , .A . , . I . . I - Q ' I ' d 1. 4 ,. F 1 EVELYN IMLE NHS, QGS, FTA, Pow Wow Exchange Editor, Band, Sock 81 Buskin, Press Club, FHA, Los Amigos, GRA JOHN HOLMES MERILYN HOOD Fresh. Pres., Student Coun- cil, Varsity Track, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, All-Dist., Lettermen Club Otyokwa Editor-in-Chief, Ad- vertising Staff, NHS, NAHS, Pres., Q8rS, Student Coun- cil, Courtesy Club, FHA, GRA, Art Club, Los Amigos, Press Club, Camera Club, Chemo'Physics, Sock 8. Bus- kin JOHNNY JOHNSON Yannigan Football, Varsity Track, Press Club, Rodeo Club BILLY JOYN ER Glee Club T gf ssl 95' U Q Chemo-Physics, Los Amigos, A- sad FRANK KENNEDY Varsity Choir, Boys' Quartet, Operetta, Sock 8. Buskin, Courtesy Club, Yannigan Football, FFA, Sec., Rodeo FLORY JORDAN NHS, Varsity Choir, Sec., Q8iS, Chemo-Physics, Sock 81 Buskin, Business Staff, Los Amigos, FTA, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Advertising Staff PHILLIP KLOS Varsity Tennis .Y JANICE JENNINGS Band, FHA, FTA, Los Ami gos, GRA 1 Ju v- 1 Club - 'zg:.. I BARBARA KNIGHT OLIVER LABREE Gens Togata, FHA, Courtesy FFA, Treas., Rodeo Club Club DAVID LANIER MARILYN LAW FFA, Yannigan Basketball Band, NAHS, Art Club, First Place Scholastic Art, Third Place TWC Music Festival EDWARD HOUSER DI Chemo-Physics, Debate, Sock 81 Buskin, Slide Rule, Los Amigos JAN JOHNSON Band Senior Class Pres., Cheer- leader, Steering Committee, Student Council, Lettermen Club, Chemo-Physics, Varsity Tennis, Racqueteers Pres., Gens Togata, Treas., Sock 81 Buskin, Camera Club, Band, Courtesy Club CK LEMMON ARMANDO LEYVA Sock 8. Buskin, Los Amigos, Art Club, Yannigon Football, Yannigon Basketball, Varsity Track CORRINE LEYVA PAT LOCKETT Courtesy Club, Los Amigos, GRA, FHA, Library Club , . Yannigan Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Let- termen Club, Sock 8- Buskin G3 ' ef' PHILLIP LOPEZ MARTHA LOSOYA NAHS, Art Club, Pres., Glee GRA Student Leader, Los Club, Varsity Baseball Amigos, Courtesy Club, Pep Squad JOSEPHINE LUNA ELAINE MADRID Art Club, GRA, Orchesis Club, Beauty Contestant, Dru m Corps, Alternate Majorette, Football Duchess, Student Council C3 T, , 0 K' li 'C' . 1 L ap' 1 , 1 0 ' , xXx AURELIA MANRIQUEZ TILLIE MARESTEIN ANGELA MARRUFO Band, Los Amigos, GRA, Band, Pow Wow Staff, Press NHS, GRA, SCC-I FHA Courtesy Club Club, Sock 8. Buskin, FHA, GRA, Courtesy Club 4-., DUANE MARTIN MARY LUJAN FHA, GRA, Los Amigos, Courtesy Club Thespians, Pres, Sock 8- Buskin, Lettermen Club, Los Amigos, Rodeo Club, Cour- tesy Club, Band, Varsity Choir, Night of Plays, Three Act Play, Senior Play, Con- test Play, Western Day Win- ner, Track Mgr., Glee Club, Pres. do A MONTE MARTIN Varsity Football, Varsity Choir Vice-Pres., Boys' Quartet la .ll Da: ' l hfx 1-J Wu- BOB MCBRIDE Courtesy Club FTA Los Amlgos Sock 8. Buskm Dust Declamahon Thnrd Place RACHEL MENDEZ Los Amigos Courtesy GRA Pep Squad Cub TOMMY McVAY DALE MERIWETHER Pow Wow Staff Adverhsmg Gens Togata Slade Staff Press Club Courtesy Debate Club Llbrary Club i Ng-3 So' -3 GI' BETTY MARTINEZ FERNANDA MARTINEZ FHA GRA Lcs Amngos Los Amigos FHA GRA 41 GARY MEADOWS Varslty Basketball Varslty Boseball Varsuty Track Let termen Club 98' W BILL MILLER DARLENE MCDANIEL NHS Band Courtesy Cub FHA Rue VIOLA MILLS RICHARD MONTGOMERY Sock 81 Buskm Gens Togata Who s Who Chemo Physlcs Camera Club FHA GRA Sock 81 Buskm Slrde Rule Interscholastlc League Con testant Gens Togata Band Debate 'Q 'Cf EDITH MOORE MARGARET MORRISS NHS FHA Sock 8. Buskm FHA Sec Sock 81 Buslun Los Amngos Art Club Pep FTA Second Place Beauty Squad fu x X 3 m sq' 4.2 M- .A I 595 . 'L ,' ' ' I .I V I I Q U ' ' E 1 -A g i 'U I A W ' - . I . I I I - . r , ' , . 4 .Y -Q... I II it , I , X X I h J 'ri'-:: , 0 . Z.: , , ' I, X , ' 1 h A ,ra ' I 1 I 5 1 . f , I I , I A . I I I I I I- . I 'Pa 1 1 l , , an . . 5 y - K. .--' 1 1 1 U 3' fe- V 0 I I , I I ' . I din.. Los Amngos Courtesy C ub Drum Cor s FHA e Squad Llbrury Club MARY ANN E MCGOWEN Sock 81 Buslun FHA FTA , A f,'K.-. MARY LOU MAYA SUE MURDOCK JAMES MUNRO Glee Club Gens Togota Chemo Physics Los Amrgos Chemo Physucs lndustrral Arts PAT MURRAY DELBERT NIBLETT FTA Sock 81 BUSRIY1 Chemo Physrcs Racqueteers Ci' '- 7 1-P Los Amrgos Slrde Rule -.4 1.4 sl if 3 'N ,ggi .gg-, FRANK OLGUIN JR FREDDIE OLGUIN l-05 AW905 SOCK 8' Builfm Band Los Amngos Courtesy Band Pres C ub BILL ORME JOHNSON ESTHER ORNELAS Student Body Vuce pres Lutrn Club Pres Chemo Physrcs Pres Student Coun cl Rocqueteers Courtesy Club Varsuty Tennls 'CFD' IJ! ELEANOR ORTEGA JAMES OWEN NHS GRA Sec Student Leader Band Lrbrcry Club Los Amigos Courtesy Club Gens Togata Vrce pres Swrngsters Band Chemo Physrcs Sock 8. Buskrn Cour tesy Club Camera Club Junror Classrcal League JOE OZMENT Los Amrgos Chemo Physrcs FHA GRA Councrl Courtesy Club Los Amrgos Glee Club BETTY PARISH l'h PEGGY O NEILL NHS Student Councrl Var srty Chorr Student Dnrector 81 Accompamst FTA Oper ettu Trro Courtesy Club NHS Vursrty Chorr Band Glee Club FTA Vrce pres GRA Orchesls Club Los Q Amrgos ...W KENNY PARMELEE FFA Sec Area Sec Sock 8- Buslun Student Council Rodeo Club 1 I 90 01 HECTOR PEDREGON Thespians, Sock 8- Buskin, Pres., Cheerleader, Student Council, Los Amigos, Vice- pres., Varsity Choir, Pres., Boys' Quartet, Courtesy Club, Contest Play, Most Popular Boy, Who's Who Q :LX -1 KAY PASSMORE DONNA PATTERSON Orchesis Club . TOMMY PEREZ -ef' Soph. Pres., Glee Club, Stu- dent Council, FFA, Pres., Rodeo Club, Pres., Sock 81 Buskin, Three Act Play, One Act Play, Sr. Steering Com- mittee, Pee Wee Football RUDY RAMIREZ Varsity T r a c k , Yannigan Football, Band, Courtesy Club, Gens Togata, Sock 8- Buskin, Orchestra f 2 CECILIA PORRAS AURORA RAMIREZ Drum Corps, Varsity Choir, Band, Los Amigos, Library Operetta, Los Amigos, Cour- Club, Courtesy Club, GRA tesy Club, FHA, GRA 5 BRUCE RATHBUN WANDA RHYMES MAYRE SUE RICHARDS ISMAEL RINCON Assembly Mgr., Cutie, Cheer- leader, Fresh. Sec., Band, Varsity Choir, Feathertones, Sock 81 Buskin, Vice-Pres., Thespians, Sec., Camera Club, Sec., Courtesy Club, Sec., GRA, Los Amigos, Stu- dent Council NHS, Student Body Pres., Jr. Pres., Student Council, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Lettermen Club, Sr. Steering Committee, Los Amigos, Glee Club, Pep Squad LIONEL RINCON COLLEEN ROBERTS Gens Togata, Art Club, Var- sity Track, Orchestra Soph. Favorite, GRA, Vice- pres., Glee Club, Varsity Choir, Sock 8. Buskin, Foot- ball Duchess CONCHA ROBINSON NHS, Varsity Choir, Los Ami- gos, Courtesy Club, Glee Club INEZ PAYAN STERLING ROBERTS Varsity Choir, Sextet, Pep FFA, Vice-pres., T r e a s . g Squad, Los Amigos, GRA, Rodeo Club, Vice-pres.,Cour- Sock 81 Buskin tesy Club FRANCES RODRIGUEZ GRA, FHA, Los Amigos ELIDA ROCHA Band, Pow Wow Stall, Press Club, Sock 81 Buskin, FHA, GRA, Courtesy Club LUPE PINA Los Amigos, Glee Club 0 , .1. I Q 1 -5- 3.4 lf? '91 CJ R ERS BERTHA ROSENCRANS Club Varsity Football Rodeo C ub Club Courtesy Club Sock 81 Buslun Varsity Baseball aa gos Courtesy Club 'LJ OSCEOLA SEGULIA LAURA SEGURA HECTOR SEPULVEDA Band Sock 81 Buslun GRA Los Amigos Industrial Arts Student Leader Glee Club FHA Courtesy Club NHS Thespiuns Pres Q86 Pow Wow Editor Alt Cheer leader FFA Duchess Stu dent Council Regional Best Actress All Star Cast Three Act Play One Act Play Sock 81 Buslun Press Club Los Amigos FHA Orchesis Club Sec Pep Squad WhosWho Festival Queen JERRY OG Jr Favorite FFA Lettermen Band Los Amigos Courtesy LUCIA SADA ANITA SANCHEZ Second Place Beauty Major Courtesy Club Los Amigos ette Band Duchess Los Ami GRA FHA Library Club WANDA SHADDEN DIXIE RUCKER NHS Whos Who Gen To gata Treas Soph Rep to Festival FHA Sock 81 Buslun Sec Varsity Choir Football Duchess As , . 1 1 1 1 I ' ' I Q 1 1 1 1 I I - , . I ' I I I I ' I I 1 .1 1 1 1 -I s s Q',,,,.4i I I ' , -.,f, . I I 'R l I 1 ' I , - ' 1 1 I I - I I I , ' y I I P 1 1 f . 1 1 V l I I , , 1 'f 1 1 ' 'K 14' --1 val! sembly Mgr BARBARA SCHULTE 'Q Jl 92 , t 1 CONCEPCION SOZA GENE TAYLOR 2'-3 MARTHA SIMMONS PAULINE SIMMONS FTA GILBERT SOTO If I ' MARILYN STANTON PEGGY TATE Varsity Choir FHA, GRA, Orchesis, Pres., Sec.-Treas. OLGA TELLES ANN TURNER t ,. Drum Corps, Courtesy Club, Varsity Choir, Glee Club, Camera Club, Los Amigos, Feathertones, FHA, Courtesy FHA, GRA Club, Sock 8. Buskin, Los Amigos Tl .S ADELINA VARELA GLORIA VELARDE NHS, Vice-pres., Wh o's Drum Corps, Glee Club Who, Gens Togata, Los Ami- gos, Band, Courtesy Club, Library Club PAT VICKERS ANGIE VILLALVA FTA, FHA, Courtesy Club, Los Amigos NHS, Student Council, Jr. Favorite, Assembly Mgr., Sr. Treas., Sr. Steering Commit- tee, Beauty Contestant, Los Amigos, ock 81 Buskin, Courtesy Club, GRA, Drum Corps JEANETTE WINANS Art Club Vlce pres NAHS Sock 81 Buskln Lettermen Club Q85 Student Coun cal Pow Wow 8. Otyokwa Art Edutor Varslty Track Whos Who Scholastrc Art Awards Gold Key 81 Hon Mention Th rd Place an State for Cartoon JACK SUMPTER LEO SMITH MARY VILLALOBOS SUE WALDO GRA LOS Amrgos Courtesy GRA Student Leader FHA Club Drum Corps CAROLINE WATSON JEANETTE WIDE NHS Q8rS Pow Wow 8. Ot yokwa Bus Mgr Student Councll FTA Delegate to State Conv Varsity Chorr Sock 8. Buslun Three Act Play Press Club Sec Los Drum Corps Chemo Physrcs Orchesls Club FHA Amugos Pep Squad Festuval Duchess f -'61 SUSAN WILCOX ANN WILLIAMS Varsity Tenms S t u d e nt Councrl Rodeo Club Sec Student Leader Racqueteers TA GLENDA WILLIAMS 'lr EDDIE WILLIAMS Rep at Large Student Coun crl Sr Vlce pres Sr Steer mg Committee C a m e r a Club Pres Chemo Physlcs YVONNE WILLYARD Vlce pres Lettermen Club Varslty Choir Sextette FTA otyokwa Stuff ness Club FHA I-05 AW905 0Pe effU Industrual Arts Pep Squad NHS Student Councnl Sr Steering Committee Football Sweetheart Assembly Mgr Jr Rep to Festwal FTA Pr s, Dust Vrce pres , Chemo Physrcs, Treas , Cour tesy Club, Camera Club, Los Amrgos, FHA, Pep Squad, FTA Delegate to State Conv CAROL WOOD JANET WRIGHT FELIPE YANEZ FHA Llbrary Club Los Amagos GRA Band TERESA ZUBIATE FHA Los Amrgos GRA Gens Togata Sock 81 Buskun Chemo Physics Industrial Arts Courtesy Club FHA TA Basketball Sweetheart Magorette Varsrty Choir Band FHA Sec GRA Cour tesy Club Camera Club Los Amngos, FTA Sock 8. Buskm, Tno, Varsrty Tenms ii 1 I .' 'I 1 r I 1 , , ll I I I l I I - I - . 1 1 1 - . 1 . . 1 U ' I 1 f 1 1 ' . 1 ' I I ,Al I ' - A - -1 1 I I . U .L ' fa 1 1 x I. - .if L , -x f ' 1, - ' , ,ln I 1 I I 'I lt I I Art Club, Sec.-Treas., GRA, 4? , . 1 1 A F 0 ' ' in ' -',.I':. I-vm . .- - A , - U Q g , , -- ., 1 - T: t h . ' - - I 1 -1 1 . . ' -I 1 1. 1 1 I I I I l I , X P ' - I I I , 1 1 1 1- P , . .1 I I . . ' 1 I - I I . I 1 '1 I ' ' 1 1 '1 I ' . 1 , . F , , , , -if 6 . . ' - . ' 1 I 5 I uh' . 'I' .., V ,1 J. . IJ' . -, . 1. v' .- - . N 'L X , Z ' Q-LQJIFTY' Q .5s.g3f'Qg5f'g' Y '.-. Jia-' ,u s Xi' W. Y . ,' v f., 'v ' , 5: ', 1 fx- '- . ' ff., ,..,w. 4.1 , . I '- -' ' . .QP -- FTA. -F - I - .4 J-Q' :-1 .3 'f. - 5 J: vy- :-Lyvx,-S... Y Q nip Y- , '. 1-w 'f V, A K.. ,J , '.V+-g,'fQ'g-. ' - ' ,RFQ ff'.Vr., sf 6' X .'-'Q v .1-I JU - 1- 5.1. - 'gI.555'd'.'s7 x 151- -' mt , 'fi 'v sf,- A if U - , , 5.-A-,,.xl,,,1w 4, Q. . .0 :..i,2 gljtds Q. - . . . - --.x 'A ' ,.x,y: :fl ip- - a'!,. .- vig Ps Sponsors Leading the sophisticated Juniors through the year was the duty given to Miss EVELYN VERNON, second year Spanish teacher lseatedlg ROBERT LEE, history teacher, and GENE ODELL, biology teacher and coach. Their efforts will not seem in vain when these juniors become seniors next year. Officers Looking forward to next year when they'll be on the last lap before claiming their diplomas, the Junior Class put a lot of thought into choosing capable leaders to guide them to the top. Into the spotlight stepped two varsity football gridiron players and a Drum Corps member: CARLOS DOMINGUEZ, vice-president, JULIA HELMS, secretary, and JOE CHEW, president. x .9 v MARY ANDERSON ROBERT ANDRES ALFONSO APODACA DELIA APODACA JOE APODACA 0 ' av RUMALDO APODACA MACK ARCHIBALD MANUELA ARMENDARIZ BETTY AUXIER MARGARITA AYALA 45 ,-1 f 419 RICHARD BACA FIDELINA BAEZA REU BEN BAGGETT TOMMY BAILEY DAVID BALBIRNIE PATRICIA BARNUM RAFAEL BARRON ,, JIMMY BEEMAN MARGARET BEGLEY ROBERT ABBOTT ROBERT ACOSTA TITO AGUILAR YOLANDA ALARCON DONNA ALLEN .v ADA SUE BELL JERRY BENTON SUE ANN BILLMAN SILVIA BIRDWELL ROBERT BOHANNON JOSE BORREGO Ida t in 1 f x I xx Y, 'VN ' H X 3 Q M I , H 1, la- ' 9 Q I , ' ,iz I q ,J 3 4 5 . f ,Y If X 1' I . 1' r ' I P 'I 5 5, nerr: BAGGE I -7-52:3 LI ! 5, I I, vu 7 'F - A A: , I R 1'-. ' 1 ' A HQ' I ' I X xi I N xx' QE. - ' ' A , ,A .1 17 3, I 8-1. -. - cg L4 1 X fo '? 119 -Q JUAN BORREGO SHERRY BOWEN 1 4 GARY BRADY PAT BROOKS ,X ,Z . 'V .4 4,1 N5 .A I 11? -Q 5 I it A CARRIZAL , I GAYLE BROTHERS I - I BARBARA BROWN ., MACK BURK gg.. I ADOLFO BUSTAMANTE Q, - PRISSY BYNuM , n ROSELYN CABALLERO ,Q OSCAR CADENA v FRANCISCO CALDERA K SOPHIE CANDELARIA , MAGDALENA CANO Q MARGARET CABLES ' FRANCES CARRASCO CECILI PAT CAVINESS 3 n 'Z BOB CAYLOR ' ' EMMA CHACON , JACK CHAMBERS +I 1 . 1 I f' .-fi f JACQUELINE CHAMBERS JUNE CHANCELLOR 4 RICARDO CHAVEZ -f ,P JOE CI-IEw 4, If RICHARD CLARKE K ' .X K- 7 I ,- A I I DON CLINE MARY COATE ,5 DAVID COLE - -1 Ji' I , ,. BARBARA COLGAN - . ff x JUDY COLGAN ' . I X Xf' ' Ill 'N ' '- X. ' I 1 I ' ROBERTA COOK HENRY CORTEZ JOAN COVEY RITA COZART KAY CRAWFORD , . PAT CROSS DARLENE DARNELL EULA DAVIS PRUITT DAVIS 'T BOBBY DE BACA JUNE DENNY JEANETTE DENNING ROY DAVIS Jos DIAZ Y ,Q ' CURTISS DICKEY YC 'I X ll' X x 4 if A 1 9 I . S X A as r CARLOS DOMINGU EZ RUTH DRYBURGH LINDA DUCKWORTH DELTA DUNLAP LORRAINE DURAN MQ., ,-Ji fr , V Q K Xl' 'fs RODOLFO COLMENERO JAMES CONKLIN MARY JANE CONNALLY NEIMA CONTRERAS POLLY CONTRERAS Y l SUE ECHOLS ALMA ELDRIDGE JEANNE ELLIS RUBEN ENRIQUEZ HILDA ESCOBAR HARRY ESKEW 2 ,Af N r K N A .. , .Q F7 XX In sf A ' is r , p I V A r 'E I -K X X X NN? J :M .X - Tx ' X EB , Q V 4 L I S 3-. I 4 X Q Wgaix V pq ' T 5 ' I I .L . VINCENT ESPARZA FRANK ESQUIVEL MARIA ESQUIVEL umss ESTANISLAO OFELIA ESTRADA LEO FERNANDEZ Ai fi- 1 DOLORES GRIMMETT PEDRO GUERRERO SALLY HALL MARGARET HAMLETT DORIS HANSCHEN ROBERT FLORE 4 HECTOR FLORES RAFAEL FLORES JIMMY FORRESTER CATALINA FRESQUEZ .AS . 4. X L BARBARA FU RRH ROGER GAENZLE HENRY GALINDO EDUARDO GARCIA MARTHA GARCIA Q 'N P BEVERLY CHARLES GLOCK CAROLYN GNAUCK ALICIA GONZALES HOPE GONZALES GARDNER DIXIE GOODRICH JEANNE GORDON JENNIE GRAFMYRE BILLIE GRANGER RUBEN GRIJALVA I ,I 6 I if K X Y .. ws- X -f . Q iv KENNETH HEFLIN JULIA HELMS . , v CAMELLIA HENRY b . fi.: LEONARDO HERNANDEZ R S - MARY HERNANDEZ I I AS 'RX f' . I' ROSELIN HERNANDEZ GINGER HERRERA JUNE HERRON LOUIS HERSHENBERG S X RUTH HERVEY I 3 ELIZABETH HICKS TERRY HOLLAND KENNETH HOWLETT kxl 62:2 ALBERT HARRIS EARL HARRIS JACK HART VIRGINIA HARVEY DOROTHY HASTINGS 'P f ch , ex A ,xx .3 4 fi HURBERT JACKSON SALLY JACOBSON ROBERT JONES DOROTHY LABREE JOHNNIE LANDRUM x 4 I ig.-D ' .fi-3 lvf ' I gn: TOM JOHNSON DORIS JOHNSTON Y an. 'O .tx f .3 DAVID LANIER LILY LARA LUIS LARA CAROLYN LAW MARY LEVESQUE HAROLD LEVY TONY LIGHTBOURN ALBERT LINK ALFREDO LOPEZ BETTY LOPEZ IRENE LOPEZ MAGDALENA LOPEZ '2- 5' f - f 'Q 4 .IX K R I , A 1 TONY MARQUEZ YOLANDA MARQUEZ CHARMON MARTIN IRMA MARTINEZ MARTA MARTINEZ MARGARITA LOPEZ ROBERTO LOPEZ TERESITA LOPEZ ROBERT LOWE JUAN LOYA SALLY FAYE LOZANO JESSE McARTHUR GEORGE MCCARTHY VIVIAN MCDANIEL GENE McKEAN .36 . . X KENNETH MCLEOD FAYE McMILLIAN DAN MucDONALD DAVID MACIAS RAYMOND MACIAS A JAMES MALONE JACK MANGRUM ROBERT MANIGOLD ANN MANSFIELD 'B AA TILLIE MARESTEIN A gr 'X l, 9? 1' , 'LH x, .V X' r . g 0' 1- 1 'T an I 1 ' ' ' x ' . X -4 AN II. x I , ': ,. . s O' . .1 l'- . 4 I 1 I 4 T S T f E . x . 5 1 ll - F 5 t , X 'I .gf I I N Off Y I Q 1 . . f Y 4 r I' il ., Q J . , my , . - ' 7 ' X V: , A . ' J' .- 2 . ' ' X A , ,I+ L L . 1 x U I 'wg:f'- fx., , f '- ' I 4 ':f:af3 If ITIS: I V 15 . ' ff IH' 4' A P ' I - I 3 P Q ' ,E ,Z K ,E .x I ' , 1. 1 ' I 1 I A ' 1 A . I A A ' I A - 2101 ' N ROBERT MILLER BETTIE MOORE BILLIE MOORE R x 4 f TERESA MORALES KAREN MOZZOCHI GEORGE MUNRO RICHARD MUNZINGER CONCHITA NAVAR ORANELL NEEL ALVIN NELSON fx 1' ,O C , 1 JANICE NEWTON ELIZABETH NOLEN PAM NUGENT ROSIE MARTINEZ KENNETH MEACHAM , l - ARMIDA MEDINA DOLORES MELENDEZ ' 0 JESUS MENDOZA JN - S 4- . 4. Aj! YL K MARY NUNEZ SARA OLIVER -WY PAT ORD ABEL ORNELAS 1 ' LoRETrA 0 Roukxz Snr 2 . r ' OSCAR ORTEGA BOBBY OSBORNE RAMON PALOMARES DONALD PARKE 'C PAT PARKER JOYCE PARTEN GEORGE PASCHICH ,, N X I Q ff' I JN X A I I 1 N 1' S 'r Q ' 4 2 ' - f . . N V Q ,g I -' . ' ' I ixx . ' 'X r V I a 4 V ' I 1 W , h 1 x i R - ' A ,Y I X ' Q A'A: A . - ,A 7 ? ' I I 22 BILL o'RouRKs 2 71,2 3 I W A , Q , Q 3- A' E A - Q - 1.3 J ' at W ll ' X Q-. 1 I ,- NM ali 'R fx Xi A XX ii A- In -V Vvfl , , 1 14 5Zli51?'vP5'f f f A W. . i . 4' . ' I I f f I CHARLES PATTISON RUTH PAXTON PAUL PAYNTER FREDDIE PAZ TERESA PAZ DON PEARSON '7 , ,.'.- - 'W 3335 4 1, 24- iw f 2 WI , . If I IX I 'A X I' 335 DELIA PENA ' RITA Pmz R' DON PERHAM I ,G 3 JOHN PETERSON GENOVEVA PINON 1 , , 'V Kg, X ,EA 1 S xx A 3 - X A 1 A ' -v Y f ,.a. MARILYN RIDER LIONEL RINCON HERLINDA RIVAS DONALD ROATH JOLIENE ROBERTS RAMON PINON EMMA PORTILLO BETTYE PREWITT NANCY PRICE FRANCES QUINTANA BARBARA RAMEY ROSARIO RAMOS BILLY RAMSEY DOROTHY REDIKER JIMMY REGAN 'f PHIL REYNOLDS ' - in f I 1 .-...W AVA '. '1- ,Q ff 'Q I af N PATTI SCANLAN GLENDA SCHREFFLER RICHARD SERNA JEAN SHALKHAUSER BOBBY SHELTON BILL SHIVELY .R A V. a A 4 I ' ' 1 ' ' I C' f JOSEFITA SILVA MARIA SILVA STUART SIMS KATY ROBERTS CHARLES ROSEMOND MABEL RUIZ JESUS SALAS LUCY SANCHEZ ll Q tx , N 4' Jn . , .. X -, na ,O ,fv- A 3 J t , R I 14 I GEORGIA SMITH , 'R Inf ' N I- A 1 FLORENE SMITHEN r 0 'I 2 'Y R7 1 Q' ' f BERNARR SPENCE T-I x F I I If H zgfi'-ft FRANK SPENCER ' 5x 3 SALLY STEBBINS 6 'A 1 Y 'A 4 ' I A if X N ilf-525 ' ARTHUR TELLES A 5 R H5 IRMA TELLES BESSIE TELLEZ JERRY THIEDT CLINTON THOMPSON WILLIAM THRASH RODNEY THURMAN MARY ANN TRACY I, A Q- ,Q Af LARRY TRANTER ' 'F -5 ALFREDO TREJO -l ' 6 B J 1 r V V L ROSITA TRUJILLO v I ' my wif I, , .- muh A A ' BEVERLY TYLER 'Q ESTANISLAO URIBE ' 4 A ' DANIEL vALDEz V I f - DAVID VANCLEAVE I TONY VELARDE BERT WAHLEN TODD WARE TOMMY WEAVER I GRETCHEN WEGENER CATHY WEIL JEANNE WELLS JACKIE WHITE KENNETH WHITTINGTON JOHN WICKER JACKSON WILBOURN ARLENE WILLIS 1 JEAN WILSON JOAN WILSON LINDA WILSON LIBBY WOOD KATHY WOODLEY f DARLENE WRIGHT ff I 6' GARY YARBOROUGH MARK YBARRA C3 CAROLYN YEARY BILL YOUNG yw MARGARET YOUNG R dl 'C' 4. 5 , A' I S ' H I L , - X Q. I 2 t I Y 'sr 6 ' A -, , - 2 I . 5 I I I - - X f A .Y , .I A I I 1 Y , ' 1 5: ff A I ' 2 -O QL 43 . , ' ' rg ' ' , 1 v fx L V J T ff E ' 7 Y ' A A --. fl' ' A L if fi' I 1' , ' I ' ' u I N1' A -r . E K I ' A K x '11 J f 1 XXI fl I ' 3 I . I g5.3,f1gEi1QR ' .A5,,, -4 , ' .g,j j.T':k.:I V. . ? ' 142 :,-in 'sp' I f. ' L1 I- '- 6 , I ' A C I ..'.'w.h ' A I . - J .f . A - . ' ' - -X - ' 1 X . . I E 'f AJ I i If -G., , , 2 A 'if -QQ ., Q A Laing, V gf a 'A'1 f r' . ,' ,V ,Y , S Q. f I f : 3 1 - 9 , 1 , F'-if! ' .in - ' ' fi-A 1 if' rn P r . ,, Sponsors We'll learn together, was the thought of the Sophomore sponsors as they started out on their new job. JOE CRANK, WALTON CRYMES, and ALLEN REAVES, all social studies teachers, were green at the sponsoring duty. Mr. Crank and Mr. Reaves are teaching for the first time at Ysleta, while Mr. Crymes is an oldtimer. Officers Upperclassmen at last! A big step! This change had no effect on the Sophomores' common sense in choosing class officers, for they knew they needed leaders who would keep their foun- dation steady. As head keepers they chose GLEN ADAMS president, BETSY RICE secretory, and JOE MORALES vice- president. gf, an L- GLEN ADAMS CAROL AIDE ,Q U . , JAMES AKINS Q. 4 'T f - ' A if GLORIA ALARCON L NSA if ZS , X ' I N L LORENZO ALARCON GURNEY ALEXANDER A- - 4- ANITA ALLEN 5 BOBBY ALLEN BOB ANGLE 'T , if CARMEN APODACA EMMA APODACA ROSE APODACA MARY ARAGON MERCEDES ARAGON ?qgg3:1.sf.. Q 27 I-IEcToR ARIAS GUILLERMO ALARCON ,S RAYMOND ARIAS of 4- .- ' 4' , I' v' 3, I V z A 'I' 'Z 1' A A-1' I J . .. ' xx 'Q I .I I I , - , JOHNNY ARANJO . g I 4' , '3 LILY ARELLANO ' 42 E- S -x fy REFUGIO ARELLANQ K A 4, I. 1 K I '1 A I 4' EVA ARMAS ' Y 1' L' AVELINA ARMENDARIZ ,' N X X I X EARL ARMSTRONG FRANCISCO ATILANO K LORETTA ATKINSON ' 3 W. ROBERTO AUGUSTAIN I ' AQ' MARSHA BAKER RAMON BARAJAS GEORGE BARBEE JULIAN BARRAZA MARIA BARRAZA MARIA BARRON MARGIE BAUTISTA SAM BEACH BARBARA BEEMAN RAMONA BELL VIRGINIA ,-5 fn l SHIRLEY BROOKS KENNETH BROWN ROBERT BROWN TEDDY BROWN JENNIE BRUNER ELTRAN DOLORES BENAVIDEZ DEERELL BENNETT GEAN BENNETT JO BENNETT ROBERT BENNETT X 90 Q I CALVIN BENSON DUANE BENTLEY VENTURA BERNAL LUCY ANNE BERNARD PEGGY BEVILL J: I4 'B-.4 ROSA BOBBY BORREGO MIKE BOWIE CORA BRANSON 4,-1 RIO BONILLA RICHARD BRAY SONJA BRECHEEN RAMONA BRIMMER RONNIE BRISBIN BETSY BROOKBANK R I B .4 ' , 7 Rx wig.: .L-,.,, v V -I ., kg. ,, ,Q A . T fa Ix I I , , '57 A '- . A 5 1 4 1 vo, . ,. ,I 5- f I 'ie ' f I MARY BRADLEY ,I b 7 ' I '- YT f , : A ' -3 f U Q I 1 ,, si' :II I I! ' A II I I I .f., AA R , an I - g ,Q ' I I K 7 A 4 h S . A. E , 4 I . xx ' If I 109 .Q -X ,JS F X , , .-v Rx 9 4' 1 'TP , rm , ?x- 41' -,i' I DALE BYRUM LARRY CAMPBELL vw JESSIE CANDELARIA ' NORMA CARDWELL ' GEORGE CARNEY 1 TESSIE CARRIZAL MIGUEL CASILLAS MARY JEAN CHAVARRIA ALBERTO CHAVEZ ELEANOR CHAVEZ :A -'Q ff' I 4 ix 1 - 'Q Atv JOE CLARK X I X A ' 6 r ' ' .SA . F RONNIE BRYAN JOE BURROLA NORMA BURROLA ANNE BURROWS IRENE BUZBEE 4 ' , f 11' 9 IX In I X 'I 3 3 1' by hi 1 I 4 K RAYO CHAVEZ 4: FRANK CHEEK ' LINDA CHEW GAYLE CHRISTOPHER JIMMIE SUE COCHRAN BARBARA COLLINS NORMA CONTRERAS JOHNNY CONYERS DONALD CORDERO I 9 I ffl i r .1-. . NUMA coumzscss , X . L f TOMMY cox wvmuz cox . a ,Q rg . Q. , , 2 KAREN CRAWFORD WALTER CRAWLEY CHARLES CRIDDLE JOHN CRISPENS yt - ga, FRED CROSS , ,Q v - If-A 1 -. -1 RICHARD CUNYUS I , ' , . Q PHYLLIS CUSTER J ., 1. FRANCES CUTCLIFF X JUDITH DAVID ANN DAVIDSON . A L, I i RoNNIE DAVIS K 1 ,, ' TERRY DAWKINS XX N AA x . ,Q .A vI 5 N ' YOLANDA DEARO DAVID DIAZ ' 9 r ELSA DIAZ LINNIE DICKEY H R . T J I' ' J w . A 4 'V' fa I . Ion DOMINQUEZ A .. - E SUZANNE DORROH 8 1 ' 4 MARY DOUGLAS A R' A :XD DOROTHY DouGI.Ass I ,lv . I .7 A 'viI ' f IX A e '. kd' 13 . I X IILQI CAROLINA ELENES HARRIET ENDERSBY JUAN MANUEL ESCOBAR JUAN VARELA ESCOBAR ELENA ESTRADA .4- 4' -4 f JANIE DOUGLASS VICTOR DOUGLASS LARRY DOWNUM BYRON DRYDEN 1 ROGER DUDNEY DENNIS DUNN BERNARDITA DURAN ENRIQUE DURAN JOSEPHINE DURAN rf ff , I 1' 1 x X X ' n I Xl RA ' X 111 1 , I 1 I A,h CARLOS FLORES EDWARDO FLORES RAMON FLORES I v ROBERTO FLORES X, JACKIE FLOYD SUE FOSTER STEVE FRAIDENBURG NARCISO FRAUSTO BOBBIE FRED JIMMIE FRESQUEZ X. I . I ELIZA ESTRADA GILBERT FEDERICO SUE FENNER J' MAXINE FIELDS 1- iw JOHN FITCH , E R . - C? ' 4 F 'S-' ,-gf' 1 I , A , A - -.. 4' . X . Pr ..'-'- E 'nv nu.. . 1... -- NANCY FROEDE ROSALIE FUENTES GEORGIA FUQUA MANU EL GAMEROS DAVID GARCIA fl! LEWIS GARCIA F. DIANE GARDNER X X 1 ANNA GAXIOLA ROYCE ANN GIDDINGS FRED GILLESPIE LEONA GILLESPIE MAXIE GLOVER GEORGE GONZALEZ ROSE MARIE GONZALES JOBYNIA GOOD ai! HERBERT GOODLOE 1127 f , f 4 fd' KARL GOODLOE DAVID GOODWIN PEGGY GRAY JOHNNY GREEK SYBIL GROSS JUANITA GUERRA '40 , t 4 L .il lf 'ill 'S' 50' .4 A 4 JOHN HENDERSON JUANITA HERNANDEZ WANETA HERVEY MARLENE HIGGS HECTOR HILL IN- I s ' is Y , -.40 1 I I 'Jr' Y 7? fi, Q.. R ' 9 I rg.. U 5- X m, 'I I -W. af, QV I x Ir X H. . 'Y : 1 3 , -X v J DONALD Guss A BILL GUTHRIE ' , I K Q SPANKY HAAS K V K Y- X ' W Jr , IQ.- RICHARD HALE CARL HALL 5 3 JACKIE HALL J X LILLIAN HALL 4 ve 'rgis LARRY HAMMETT 3 f GAY HAMMoCK In I.: ff ROSA LEE HAMMOND JUDY HANDY , I ELAINE HANNA ' : SARAH HARDISON ' Y PHILIP HARDY ' MELVIN HARTLEY N. A I CHARLES HARVEY -A BARBARA HATTAN ,g I I PAT HAYDEN -3 I ' L, I I JAMES HEDRICK I ' . LOUISE HEEEINGTON ' ' I. ff. 1' H II -- x I. , 3 4- ' . fy 4, A ' I R X 5 - 1f5g4.3p. ,R f X Q.. -h , X 5 ill ii 41' 'I 4 1 I ., G fv I ,A iq FERRIN HOLCOMB ALBERT HOLGUIN KAY HOLLAND FRANCES HOLMES 5 , , I Aa M, X , K X ' , ,hx V cARoLYN HOPPER 'X F 3,12 , 'I ' 'Yr' JIMMIE HoPPER PRISCILLA HOWARD f,, I - A '1.,,', -J RoMEY HUGHES 'E av 5, '11 ' s BERT ' CHARLE HUM xl - rf X MARY CAROL HUNTER 1 T4 LH A X I K N I I BARBARA HURT KIRK IRWIN Q ,, J- f if A 'A RUTHANN JANOSKIE 1 5 4 5 ROBERT JERNIGAN U . A , X A M A :RY J B . W BENNETT JOHNSON I , ' . DOROTHY JONES ' 'S 3 J, I N PEGGY JONES G, '- SANDRA JONES B, ' I X r 'Y X 1 I A ALEREDO JURADO I - i MYRA KERR ' 5 L 73 1 ' K 1 f, ANNE KEY ' rj A EMMY KNOTTS , I , . is Q1 MAXINE KRANTZ JACKIE LAMAR WANDA LAMBERT ,fs , ,i Y, 114' 'Q . W., x g, Q J X WM Hfxgx MANUEL LARA MIGUEL LARA JOHN LATTAUZIO DONNA LEMMON DAVID LINDSEY ANDY LIVINGSTON ARMANDO LOPEZ GLORIA LOPEZ MANUEL LOPEZ TONY LOPEZ CYNTHIA LUCAS ARMANDO LUJAN I U1 , in O Q X HERMAN LUNA MABLE LUSK MARGARET LUTZ LEE MCCUNE ,,. MARY FRANCES MCCUTCHEON wi' -2 '7 ALFRED MADRID JOE MAIS CARL MALONE YOLANDA MARESTEIN ELVA MARQUEZ I , . ANDY MCDANIEL CHARLIE MCDONALD 's X I ROSIE McDONALD JO ELLEN McFALL GRACE MCGEHEE SHERWO0 SUSAN McLANE KAY MCLAUGHLIN BILLY RAY MCLEOD MALLET McVAY 5'- D McLANE RICHARD MacCAFFERTY VAN MucDONALD HENRY MACIAS MARIA MACIAS JAY MADISON ,fq 'Af I IRENE MARQUEZ 4 ' ' NELSON MARSHALL - ' T 'X JERRY MARTIN 1- ' H 'E 2 Y RAYMOND MARTIN 5 I KR ANNA MARTINEZ X , X I 41 I 1 '. l ' f FELIPE MARTINEZ K SIMONA MARTINEZ I ,Q - W 1 I 3 MAUREEN MASK 6 - ' 3 . - ROBERT MAUPIN S A , x ,Q L, A A , ARTURO MAYA , 6 I xx E I f ' A .I KU N J- . .. EDDIE MAYO ERNESTO MEDRANO ,L ' Av 4 If - A . FLOYD MELSON I ' ' - fa MARY MENDEZ 4 4, I ' E . -2 s 9, . . ,., DRUE MEN EES 'A Jr 5, Q . lui' Q SOLEDAD MERAZ TOM MERRILL FRANCIS MILCH ELSIE JOE MILLER EN vg - I I l fx 1,0 sus MILLER MARGARITA MINJAREZ ALFONSO MOLINA 3 -. . I I , - an 4 , , AURORA MOLINA f, 2 , HENRY MOORE ,x 'W 1 11 FRANCES MOORING - Q JOE MORALES RAMON MORENO M . .Q VICTOR MORENO , ' Q . f' l GARY MORRISON ' 1' ' ' ' 5 -9' JEAN MULLINS K It-I ' fx Y I X Q I .. . , .- EILEEN MuNoz Jw N I I ,-, 'Z - - A JOHN MYRE SUSAN NAGEL LORENZO NAJERA ALFREDO NAVA MICKEY NEEL LANE NELSON i -Q, 'U 1 I RUDY PAZ CARMEN PEDREGON RODOLFO PEDREGON SAUL PEDREGON VIOLETA PEDREGON 1. ,X ww Nw , 1 Q RAMONA ROBERTO Ax f f X 5 1 , I -Q 6 I as , A' , I I S . X v- X H k 'K Vx X .nl RONNIE NELSON DAVID NICHOLSON FRANK NOVOA OLIVAS OLIVAS CARLOS ORTIZ RICARDO ORTIZ L E OWEN ALICE ORNELAS if I 4: f? 1 -X .. 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KATHLEEN TERRELL 1 4 4 SARAH THAxTON A TOMMY THIEDT 'f GAY THOMAS an 4 C MR x , , BETTY THOMPSON SUSAN THOMPSON i SANTIAGO TIRRES Q MANUELA TORRES ' ' X B- PEDRO TORRES i' f W! IOSEPHINE TRACY , , DANIEL TREAS I . x If Q NX CHARLIE TREAS MARGARET TRUJILLO LEONOR VALDEZ JO NELL vANcLEAvE CATALINA VARELA LOUIE VARELA ELOREN LAURA VASQUEZ MARIA VASQUEZ LYDIA VEJIL RITO VELASCO I TOM STANFIELD BILL STANFORD JIMMY STERLING BETTINE TAYLOR JAMES TAYLOR 1 -3' 9 7, FV N A? 14. -A 7 W-, AI L- CE VASQUEZ B 4? CHARLES VIDAL LUCIO VIESCAS v 0 AMALIA VILLALVA - 'I , .J R - .443 ' THOMAS VILLARREAL , ' 41 A -f 4 . J . 5 I I 1 LEE VOLLMER T V 5 GENE WALDO .. . 4 1, RAYMOND WALKER fx I KENNETH WARREN I ' . f AI A I ANN WEAVER ' gf , INA WELLS Y I f 1' - STEPHEN WESTON I , I . BETTY WICKER ANN WILCOX if , GLENDA wlLuAMs PETER WILLIAMS X H1 .5 M, lfhdx. -by 2,fQ'f ?'-5:'1?,, If -, K... '11 GU' ' J. fi ' 1? F I If . 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Because the future upperclassmen got off with a big bang electing BOB SKOV vice-president and DAVID ORTEGA president. 23 .E I ALICIA ACOSTA LARRY ADAMS 'N n '3 f ff ' ' L , ' , , 5 MARGJE ADAMS CONNIE AGUJLAR L 97 Q A JoSE AGUJLAR E. ' 'Si X Rx : L I DAVID ARERS sossv AKINS , I I 'Q RAMoN ARJNS ' - , ' . ' 'Q HUMBERTO ALARcoN . 3 1 P I BERTHA ALCANTAR X R , - V .S R. MS III .3291 GURNEY ALEXANDER 'E JUDY ALLEN 3- - RUSSELL ALMANZA - lv ' ' , YvoNNE ALMANZA I 4 I I , LUIS ALMEIDA U ' 4 1 JOSEEJNA ALvARADo 1 ,, K - H Y - JOHN ANDERSON LEoNA ANDERSON gt , , , L X . P -- 4 .4' I, Eff I . 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'Q A ,, Ross MARY ofmz A f CN t TONY ORTIZ .3 ,, G, Loulsz owms ., , ' 1' I 45 MAURICIO PEREZ JEAN PHILLIPS CARMEN PINON OLGA PINON YOLANDA PINON LUZ PACHECO EVANGELINA PALACIOS 45 'Nw XVII ALICIA POLOMARES JOSE PAREDES CLAUDIA PARRISH MARY EMMA PASSMORE 4. ELCEARIO PAYAN ISMAEL PAYAN MARGARITA PAYAN MAX PAYAN MARY LOU PAZ YSABEL PAZ JOHN PEDERSON BARBARA PEEK GILBERTO PEREZ LYDIA PEREZ rfxx , F 2 -, Ii f ' 0 fx I I - A 1 e 4 fg, A J' I . I D 1 'u 4- , I' 4 ' 3 . , E 3 I . I X Q ' x. X X A 3 ' ,L I, IA , 45, -A 1 'L ' 0 I ANNA PEREZ .I -A I ' II. '. x F N I I A NTI A Xe E ' 3 2 ', 3 , ' 1 5 1 n A D f Y 1 . - .ff X Y X ,I I r W IX A if L' X E , ,hh N n n . I I A f. J' 4 EULALIA Puuoo SAMMY QUESADA OLGA QUINONES KENNETH RAE WAYNE RAGAN 1 MARY RAINER CATALINA RAMIREZ JOSEPHINE RAMIREZ ROSEMARY RAMIREZ GEORGE READ PC lk CELIA PORTILLO BARBARA POSS LINDA PRICE GARY PRINCE JACK PROTHRO JOE READ MARY ELLEN REED DONNA REEVES Xl' COLLEEN REGAN ALICE REINHART KEN RICE fa MARY SUE RICHARDSON ANNA MARIA RINCON OSCAR RIOS RONNIE RIVERA 1 TOMMY RIVERA JOE ROBERTS SALLY ROBINSON ALICIA ROBLEDO LAJUANA ROCH JESUSITA ROCHA ROBERT RODELA JUANITA RODRIQUEZ LOUIS ROQUE ALFRED ROQUEMORE LEONOR ROSEMOND WAYNE ROUTH 4 I ROSEMARY SCHOOLEY WILLIAM SCHULLER JOE DALE SCOTT KENNETH SCOTT OLIVIA SEIDEL PATSY ROWLAND MARIA RUBALCAVA BELIA RUBIO PATRICK RUBIO THERESA RUEDAS X In THOMAS RUEDAS EDGAR RUTLEDGE BETTY SABIN JOSE SAENZ YVONNE SALAS 1 A ,fs .rl I I fl 4 A .nr S' . fx LINDA SAMPLES AURORA SANCHEZ DAVID SANCHEZ FLORA SANCHEZ JANE SANCHEZ 4' Q . IX II ,- rv ' l 'fr YOLANDA SANCHEZ SALVADOR SANDOVAL MARIE SANTINI RAQUEL SAUCEDO LYNNIS SCHAFFER -1 'f ' Q 4 .X b xx 1, 3 BILLY SHEPPARD JUDY SHIPLEY NOEL SHOCKLEY ADELA SIERRA RAMON SILVA RUTH SMITH HETTIE SENCLAIR 47 ALEJANDRO SEPULVEDA 1' ' E LAURENCE SEWARD A. E T- EDNASHEARMAN 'S xi 'W' '15 4' TOMMIE SIMS ANNIE SKEELS BETTY SKEELS BOBBY SKOV JOE SLAPE ROSAMAE SLAPE ROBERT SMITH GEN E SMOTHERS JERRY SMOTHERS MIGUEL SOLIS I1 RAUL SOLIS RAYNALDO SOLIS EMMA SOTO ROBERT SPARKS TIMOTHY SPARKS TINNIE SPARKS In X N Q gf' 2 fu 1 Y x as I 4 L ' A .. M' ' A ri 'T -' ' 'T' 'T J - - ' 1 , Q fx g E ,S K - . -. .-I .P A XI fr Eid' : 'A 'Q ' 3 , , X I K 1 J- ,Q ' , -O , I . , 4 fl 'P , I X , 2 .L F, . la' I U , .A -of -'A - A Y xl lv N Y f 'n f. 5 A JJ R if rE x, X v X I I ,S , I Y 4 I if S6 4 T I L, , ' 5' Q I - f K A ! ' I 51 7 4 A if BEVERLY SPILLMAN DAWN SPRINGSTEEN JOHN STANFIELD RUSSELL STANTON A J f , 1- p-Q 4. ,ol Q I 0 vs .1 I A - ' 3 45 4 X ' xryx Y I . . I I . lx J. N KENNETH STARNES WILLIAM STARNES JAMIE STEBBINS JERRY STEELE HOWARD STEPHEN r' ft 1. f I- I ifix ' RICHARD STROUP MIKE STUVER ARTURO TAPIA A 'Q 4 I if .v I TOMMY STEPHENS JOSEFINA TARANGO f- BETTY TELLES Q5 LUIS TREVISO ROBERT TROWBRIDGE LUIS TRUJILLO BILL TURNER 4- fi FRED TERCERO SHARON TERRELL GEORGIA THOMAS BARBARA THOMPSON SHIRLEY THOMPSON BARBARA TOLSON '1 'Y H . ' WAX A P1 I Q A S: , , 57 4 Q JI ' Q 'Q 1 , if I 7 N . - -wi -4 ' 1 .37 f WY I w A ' , V X 4. xx N' I X f BILL TRAYLOR , v 1 l ' 1 5 A' 'S - 'F I w 7' X-, p L 'J Q A . 45 -1' 1,1 I: 4 ag, I 5 if x .-.f u ..- V - 1 4 . .- X 3 X115 f. A ,.r . JOHN UTTERBACK ESTHER VALENCIA JOSEHNA VARGAS ELIA VASQUEZ FRANK VASQUEZ BERNARD VETTER 3-KX ' x -w-. cARoL Jo UNGER Jesus uklss Jesus URQUIDI Jos URQUIDI 1- 4' 3 .3 I X . I L' A 1 RAMON vAsQuEz TERESA vAsQuEz HENRY vsm LOURDES VELARDE DANIEL VELASCO MARCELINE VELASCO i 'Q x ' Y' ROSALINA VIDALEZ ASUNCION VIGIL MARY VILLANUEVA BILL VOGEL NICKY VOGEL RAYMOND WALKER CAROLE WALLACE KENNETH WARREN NAN WARWICK -J LINDA WATSON DIAN WESTMORELAND GLENNIS WETTERMARK Z 2 E -I m xi If ID A If 9 I I W , s . A- 15 , 5' -ai ----- kip A ' .. f ff g.. -4-A 'xr - - 'Af-. V Q: jf Q I 5 Af' ' I .ff ' 1 .Q X Q I P 'N ,I I :2 , X 5 4' A ' sq V X L ' ff In A f If, Nl- .2 , I W , 4' A A N H , -4-A U x ' I , I - ,, x - vf X V1 RONALD WHITE RICHARD WHITMAN JANET WHITNEY NICKY WHITSON CAROL JEAN WICKER PETER WILLIAMS TOMMY WINN GRETCHEN WINNAT CHARLES WOMACK DRUSILLA WRIGHT RAYMOND WRIGHT JESUS ZAVALA GAIL ZELIFF to JOSE ZUBIA HENRY ZUBIATE LINDA KAY WILLIAMS ROBERTA WRIGHT LEONARD YBARRA SALVADOR YBARRA KAY YOUNG DOLORES ZAMORA JEL AK T - , X f. ff? Cf' ,gli - 12?-,,,'1-ff f f' S 'Y ,?'s ,. XX 1 1 ff, 1 V, X I 'V ff U QF ZPK sfixigg? S ,gif 1 X , , if Egg!! Wig!! J T' N-X X ff ff X g k 49 N-1:f,A, g w... ,-U Lamar Q55 A A A A URJES 607 Teena Bennett Mass YHS mlll l:- f.,Nr' Salvador Arzola Mr. YHS 9 415 V Barbara Cantrell Most Popular Grrl Y?-'Pig' I af- 1 i Hector Peclregon Most Pop la Boy 1 Clwarmon Martln Most Beautlful Gnrl Beautues Margaret Morrlss Second Place ,rre- ix H A z,1'g,,' ' A Linda Larlc Thircl Place 151 3? K' I Q o -' a .xx, ws 'fg- v'vfff'PY'w Csceola Segulua Sprung Festuval Queen Festlval Duclwesses Caroline Watson L Mayre Sue Richards 3 Jackie Whats Junuor Class EICBHOI' FTCZITIBII SCHIOI' tv Representatlves Betsy Rice Sophomore ! 'x Nell Gerth Freshman 155 Besldes holdlng the offlce of secretary of the Ysleta FFA Chapter thus year KENNY PARMELEE was also secretary of Area ll In the State of Texas Kenny s hobbies roplng and ralslng chrckens kept hum busy rn hrs spare time Sewmg the wrong seams and usmg salt Instead of sugar were less llkely to happen to FRANCES HOLMES chapter and dustnct president of Future Homemokers than to her less experrenced classmates Her posse and attractlveness helped make her the :deal homemaker JULIA RICE and JULIETA CASTANEDA both speak Spanish fluently Julla spent two years ln Puerto Rlco where Spanrsh was spoken In school and Julreta s famlly helped her to master the language Thus these gurls stood out as thlrd year Spanish students Who s Adding that flnlshmg touch to the papler mache statues In the Christmas scene to posters for all occaslons and to has own classwork became special accomplishments of ROBERT JONES artlst In leotards and ln costumes for the past three years ARLENE WILLIS executed those mtrlcate movements known as modern dance Her talent and energy and her cooperatlon ranked her hugh In this newest fleld of gurls physncal education D S' 1 . A I V . l . , i 1 K .ll I: V l Agn' H' fl .A V. A 1 .1'vh,sP ivan' V ' ' P. I - ' l h ll: I , Lx. 6 A-hx I All Who FERRIN HOLCOMB, genius in the mechanical draw- ing field, always appeared happy while working. But sometimes complicated lines and circles produced a serious, determined look on his face, especially when they were a part of the same assignment. DORIS HINKLE S ability to write then transcribe all those dots dashes and curves called shorthand gained her a high rating in the commercial department She could type in record time the kind of letter business men like Living with music became regular routine for PAUL HARRIS He played for the varsity choir when he was not singing with this group and played the French horn in senior band and at one time with the Young People s Symphony From a freshman office assistant through two years as advertising business manager to advertising man ager of the l955 publications staffs DALE DICKSON proved herself the number one ,ournalrst of the year What president served two nonconsecutive terms? All difficult questions like this came easy for JIM BOWIE who enrolled in social studies as a lw sophomore and maintained an A average in four of this departments courses ' Nsw 1- X 'GENE ia Eg l-lnl'lt !1ftf 1 y 'L i 5 Q 4 Sgr a ,xx to 3 .. , J I ,- , ,s.,-f- is ,, f A .1 K , g 'nlii-it l . i ' .4--5-- 0 . 1 n Q K. Z 5R Basketball was not the only sport in which NANCY BRUBAKER and ELEANOR GONZALEZ excelled There were track volleyball archery baseball and tumbling too Both girls in four years of stiff com petition came through with top honors Every mormng before school EDWARD HOUSER who plans to be a research chemist could be found in the Science Department setting up labs for physics chemistry or biology or locating in the storeroom specimens or equipment for the days work 4-5 Wl1o's RICHARD MONTGOMERY, after proving to the math teachers he was a regular Einstein, was made instructor of a slide rule class. He became adept at helping fellow students with their problems, especially those Concerning figures. JEANNE WELLS could put her fingers on books required for any kind of report or term theme but she could also quickly spot books for choice leisure reading As a student librarian she helped keep up with checked out and overdue books Having performed side by side in several plays the past two years OSCEOLA SEGULIA and HECTOR PEDREGON stood out among the actors in the Speech Department They worked willingly and pleasantly with other members of the cast to help cope with the tension accompanying each production Q . f K qgrdilhf N ff . X-- I J I I ' - I I Y I I ' A ' 1 - 1 ' ' - , . 5 nl 1 Rf' 1 'g 5. Q , 'i AN .y , ' Q' . l , - - 1 13.5 -4, L . -4 . , I lf ,,.,,,w , fr - Q . 2 - N v L ' ' K ' l 35 I I ,N . - ' A -r s , ' 1 l I Z' L , A 1 I ' R Who f' The right attrtude towards safety rules plus mechanical ablllty comblned to make PAT VICKERS the outstandmg drivers educatron student She not only learned all the answers ln the handbook for Texas drlvers but could put her knowledge Into practice Caesars campaugns as well as declenslons conjuga tions subjunctlves and derlvatlves came easler for MARY JANE TELEHANY than for most Latin stu dents Her understandmg of thus classlcal subject placed her hugh an the forengn language fneld Well known around school for hrs masculme burld DICK DOMINGUEZ could be o contestant for the Mr America tltle Playmg hrs freshman and sopho more years on the football team gave Duck the start he needed In physncal educatlon ,N Woodwork proved fascmatlng to RAMON GARCIA whose steady hands and eyes led hum to construct furniture that a professional cablnetmaker mrght be proud of Care and precusuon nn the use of tools helped account for hns succcess kg 1 n'fP ' if ANNABELLE BEAN hugh rankmg Englrsh student mastered such obstacles as lamblc pentameter the nomlnatrve absolute Chaucers old English and the danglrng partncuple Naturally nt was simple for her to explam dlrect objects and subject complements 159 , , . .4-T . , X g rn ,,. x 1- . l . X v flfg I A A. , . . . . . . . . , . . I A - . I , , W. .1 A A 2 e. tl H. ' vu x T9 R. E-, ' -52 HL ' ' b 5, MF. . ' ij I .3 V 1 . ' U D Q 1 I - - . U ' I I . . - 1 . - I ' I . f - I I N - N . I U g ,H or-....... N X L .W '- . M' - 1 - ., 'H - A l my -42, X 11. .1 -'H ' U ' 1 .' A A A ,g .cw-fe:-5-'N U 3 55 J JE CG H . :V ' f-A -A - , , .LM U gfwg JL Jn ces? H 'JC is t K Football Season Activities Highlight Fall Throughout the fall student life revolved around the football season's activities. Third period pep rallies were held in the stadium so that the entire Student Body could participate, and the Pep Squad practiced weekly with the new flash cards. Having on enlarged stadium, for the first time in years we could host the other district teams on our home field. Although I954-55 was not the team's most successful year, the spirit of both team and cheering section soared to all kinds of heights. It was especially evident at the Austin-Ysleto game when the football court was presented during the half-time show lleftl. Colby makes for the clear against Roswell in the first One-Two-Three-Four, count the cheerleaders as they form home 90me a pyramid. i 3 , Yell leaders catch their breath during the half Oh, Coach! I would be great if I was in there! Indians on the bench dream. 1 - X 'v , 4- K 4 ' i ' . X 1 ' D .4- ki ff School Spirit Soars During Homecoming Perhaps the school's spirit reached its greatest height during Homecoming activities October 28 and 29. Beginning Thurs- day night with the season's only bonfire and continuing the next day with the traditional assembly, this occasion was climaxed by the presentation of an authentic Indian headdress to Big Chief, Clyde Wafer Crightj. A tea honoring the exes was sponsored by the FTA in the library. That afternoon in the stadium a ripvroaring pep rally prepared all Indians for the big game with Austin. The day was concluded with the coronation at the after-the-game dance in the cafeteria. Teena Bennett, head cheerleader, watches as the fire nears roasting stage. L Coach Jordan crowns Jeanette Winans as other members of the court look on. N ,ggi is QW. . vs 'B J I ---Q... 4, - The Pep Squad prepares for Homecoming. u . -QA- 'r R .'- a....-.- 1 an-3 if! a , A ' 'l I gl 'L l . f is C15 1 I . , I KL . ,A 0 ,gl 9 ' f 'W si J Exes are honored at the FTA Homecoming tea in the library. v-pr Thats okay Pep Squad Now on the count of three go down' This direction comes from Bill Lucas Pep Squad sponsor in' pol-. i 1l ' 15 ii ff' Student Council members make ready for e nights game Gridiron Activities lnclude Work, Fun Work, fun, and excitement accompanied all football activities. In the first pep rallies the Pep Squad depended on their clothes for contrasting colors to form the Y lleftl Later when flash cards were used the squad went into full swing with many formations A group of enthusiastic teachers took over one rally to lead the Student Body into roars of laughter instead of cheers Groups such as this helped to keep allve the tradi tional school spirit Goal post decorating was another job for the Student Council But the hardest work of this season was done by the team who practiced from 2 30 to 5 30 each afternoon These are the cheerleaders faculty style , F x ' ' f eiffip' Y v-sa M11 J'-4, if 'YTT5 The Varsity take time out from practice to elect Jeanette Winans their sweetheart 7- -Q 'WA' '5 -sa , ,.. .pA !i: W Social Life Relieves School Drudgery All through the year social activities brought relief from routine school work. Cast and crew members of the plays, who never saw the final productions, were entertained by Miss Imogene Bagwell at parties where some performers al- ways continued their acts irightj. Then there were the after- game dances, club banquets, Twirp dance, Los Amigos Christ- mas dance, faculty Christmas party for Mr. Wafer, home- makers' teas, Senior Prom, and PTA spring luncheon at the Woman's Club for members of the National Honor Society. Smiles predominated on these occasions which also contributed to the growth of YHS school spirit. .. During an after-the-play party Miss Bagwell finally digs out a wrist watch, gift from the cast and crew of Cheaper by the Miss Van Ness entertains at a Press Club Christmas party. Dozen. 1q r it Members of Gens Togata decorate for their dance after the game. X. Sc ... Q .3 'fr 4 s tq' Ks: 1 35 fox - .,r1 -1 The faculty greets Mr. Wafer with a surprise Christmas party. 'ff ' A 4 1 n. 57 Osceola Segulia, Festival Queen, poses for her feature page picture. Student Council Rates Class Period, Own Room l954-55 marked the beginning of a new era for the Student Council. For the first time they had a full period and a classroom strictly for their activities and projects. Involving the least work and perhaps the most fun was the project of presenting a Christmas gift to their sponsor, Bill Lucas ileftl. One of the council's dreams came true when they installed two coke machines on the campus. Then gathering up coke bottles consumed all their spare time. A few other activities were the Spring Festival, aiding new students, and revising the constitution. The newly-installed coke machine gets a daily workout. ri-if 1 1 ' yn., Council members make Beat EI Paso signs during basket- ball season. A new student views the library on his tour of the campus s N v ' i l r , A l in ia i n. 1' y Eg L x v f 4 Beauty Contest Highlights Fall Season During the busy school year there was never a lack of things to do. The beauty contest highlighted the fall season as twelve beauties paraded across the stage Crightl. Pretty Charmon Martin appealed to the judges, who named her Most Beautiful Girl. Presenting a different angle, the Art Club sponsored o Moulin Rouge Dance. The evening featured tables, candlelight, waiters, and Can-Can dancers. Christmas around Ysleta was extremely colorful. Posters from other schools and a huge Christmas tree decorated the main lobby. Before leaving for vacation, everyone gathered in the halls and on the front lawn singing carols. Charmon Martin smiles after the judges announced she had won the title of Most Beautiful. 3 l NN S' N X il - - X 5 'Q c ul ' 1 gh. -t A ,-f,f'vf ry I N ' . .0 tr, so so ' ' -qjl 'ff-N ' I N Ls , ' ' f ,',,, A ,G of l ji f 1 X i I ., In Mr. Jacques Lewis receives a surprise Christmas gift from the The choir leads the Student Bod-y in srngrng Christmas carols boys in his trig class. before dismissal for the vacation :fav Seniors' Year Filled with Thrilling Affairs To the seniors every activity was important and thrilling, and there were plenty of activities. One of the first was ordering, then receiving senior rings. As a class the high and mighties decided to elect a steering committee consisting of the officers and four others elected by the group. I Love Lucy, the senior play, was the pride of the year. It ran two nights and drew a record crowd. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz surprised the cast, crew, and Miss Bagwell with a telegram wishing them luck Qlefti. Other senior activities included ordering invitations and dancing at the prom. Ricky and Lucy fHector Pedregon and Osceola Segulial are astonished by a photographer's flosh- Senlors try for size as they order their class rings bulb. ,..-gunni- is Q . Osceola Segulua cast os red headed Lucy in the play has her Mr. Wafer helps seniors order their invitations, cards, and hair tinted thank-you notes. Music Department Performs l'lere, There ,rl 1 . Performances by the organizations of the Music Department both in and out- side school were constantly in demand. Parades and half-time shows kept the Senior Band and Drum Corps busy all fall, In the spring the bond played its annual concert. Varsity Choir sang for initiations, special assembly programs, and civic organizations. This group was joined by the Glee Club in presenting Through the Years, an all-time hit parade, in March. Back-fence gossips singing The Naughty Lady of Shady Lane were featured in this program lrightl. The vocal groups also collaborated on a successful Smorgasbord dinner. .. Z c f 1 'V X , M f 1 I' v x . ,-'Ll 1 , ,tx,. Music lovers watch as a pro drummer goes in the band room. Varsity Choir works during a regular class period. ll i V x.: , 1' -.Q-1 f' . X . 'fa' I Band members practice on concert music. Teach directs the Glee Club. .x' ,f 1 Alf: 16 I P SXR1 Homemakers Employ Cooking, Sewing Tactics The Homemaklng Department featured an all year activity built around the Future Homemakers organization. Class work itself was interesting, as girls practiced cooking and sewing. From choosing the material and pattern to making buttonholes and finishing hems, seamstresses were eager to turn out attractive garments, whether play clothes Qleftl or formals. Cooks attempted to follow recipes accurately so that they could enjoy the food they prepared. Homemakers who proved outstanding attended a convention in Big Spring ond the state convention in Galveston, The cottage living room-dining room was the setting for teas and informal get-togethers. Anita Allen trims Elaine Hanna's formal. Home-ec girls trace patterns in class. fm- 'NY Members of the Spring Festival court seek ideas for formals Classmates enjoy a formal breakfast, in fqshion mqguineg, V1 ' .' 5 I' . I . r H,.,.,,-.4e- ,.,..-Q M543 i N R FHA Bi-weekly Programs Variecl, Well Planned FHA bi-weekly club meetings always offered varied, well-planned programs. One which appealed most to the girls featured Estelle Fisher, professional model from the Popular Dry Goods Company lrightl, who demonstrated tricks of her trade. Another well-remembered program included a talk by a civil defense representative who worned listeners what to do in case of an atomic attack. The highlight of the year for all homemaking students came in the spring when the FHA style show was presented in assembly and for the PTA. Girls modeled the clothes they had made throughout the year. Norma Kay Cardwell models her unusual sew- ing project: chaps. Carolyn Beardsley admires her completed garment A cooking class learns serving etiquette. Some girls put first seams in their clothes, while others still cut out. ,gu- Golfers watch as their coach demonstrates form. ',,.'i Beginning modern dancers do their warm-up exercises. X!! Sports Attract Spectators, Participants Almost everyone spent a lot of time on sports and PE Department activities either as a spectator or a participant. Because of long after-school practices and night competitive games many boys and girls spent few hours at home. This was especially true for football, tennis, baseball, track, and basketball players llefti. The newest sport in the department this year was the golf class third period taught by Mrs. Quebell Crank. Backed by a top-notch cheer- ing section, the basketball team almost copped the district crown, but was forced out of first place by El Paso High. Enthusiastic cheerers rise as the district crown slips away. Varsity tennis players use the new backboard. YI Sock ancl Buslun Presents Two night Stancls Sock and Buskln Club members worked buslly all year preparmg entertaxnment for audiences Thus year the club boosted two nlght stands tor all productrons Students worked srde by slde with Mlss Imogene Bagwell ln matters concerning props scenery and make up but she took care ot the complrcated llghtrng herself Crlghtl Members ot the cast and crew of the Children s Theatre pro duction Jack and the Bean Stalk attempted to construct the three sets to please thelr younger audiences The tall productron Cheaper by the Dozen kept the crowd In a continuous roar of laughter as Father Grlbreth trred to handle has large tamrly Hector Pedregon as Mr Gllbreth performs for hrs large an Watch at Jock' The Grant rs commg down the beanstalk' enthuslastrc family Young onlookers are spellbound W?-I The home made beanstalk does not grow as maglcally as It upped,-5 to the oudwnce The cost stands ln terror as the Grant descends the beanstalk Y' 19 ng. .Sv I q ' ' . . d ,, 512,113 ff 1 ,ll ll lt il 1 5 ' 1 2 ' 2 Q f . 1 -all : C .. . , - , - '. f I '- l f ' f c -' -' f 1- .. - - , . . - Errpu' Iiv. .. .1 , , TE, A , 1 , , , ' , I 'ln 1 'T' 3 l . J 1 gr- T et -. - C iff t ., ' A is 'C 'Q Q . , l r 'V , ' ., 1 ' '11 , t V 1 X f 1 -r. ' Q t '- I Y, 5 as A ' f 54 , - F' Relaxation Periods Break Monotony Some moments of relaxation were enjoyed each day, especially by the crowds gathered outside waiting for zero or first period to begin lleftl and by those subduing their hunger pangs in the cafeteria during the three lunch shifts. The clatter of trays, silver, and plates, the shouting, laughing, talking, singing, and sometimes even a continuation of pep rallies added to the pleasure of seeing lunch- time friends each day. Then on several days when club pictures for the Otyokwa were being taken, students welcomed another breather along with anticipating a sight of their mug shots in the annual. Boys eye the candy counter looking for an after lunch snack Hungry students smile as they near the end of the line. .P-Sl 1 , G- X, W 'f 1, 4 i ' l Q Photographers shoot club pictures for the annual. Library, Nurse's Office Busy Spots Among the busy spots around the school, the attendance office, library, and nurse's office were three of the most familiar. The nurse and her courtesy assistants stayed busy soothing students with headaches,.scratches, and minor ailments. This spring the first Future Nurses of America Club in El Paso County was organized at Ysleta and 69 charter members were initiated lrightb. The library overflowed with students writing term themes or reports and read- ing books, magazines, and newspapers for enjoyment. The office staff, always busy, issued absence and tardy statements, sent passes, arranged and changed schedules, and took care of the statistics on attendance. Technicians type blood of frightened girls. Xkkx It is due in a week, reminds a library assistant. I 5 il 5 Nurse's courtesies fill out health records. Downhearted tardy students are told they must run the track v Assemblies Remain Popular Throughout Year A greatly increased enrollment made it necessary to divide freshmen and upper- classmen for assemblies. Still the weekly program for each group remained one of the year's highlights of student life. Altogether planned by students and largely carried out by them, these assemblies helped develop leaders among performers with talents. Jeanette Winans and Angie Villalva managed programs for the fall semester, while Jackie White and Jacque Cain slaved over the second semester's affairs. Their job was made easier by such willing and capable entertainers as Mike Oatman fleftl. - in 4-.sz 'Q l ln the annual Western Day contest among , 5 9 best-dressed ranch hand boys and girls and i v- dude boys and girls, winners were named by : ' g - - faculty judges. Ranch hand honors went to Duane Martin and Gayle Brothers lleftl, and dude winners were Floyd Nelson and Jeanett Denning Crightl. On this occasion most stu- dents ond many faculty members dressed western. For entertainment during assembly the Lonely Two, Jacques Lewis, geometry teacher vocalist, and Mike Oatmon, guitarist, furnished music. i Herbert A. Philbrick speaks to the Student Body on Communism and tells a little about his expe- Charmon Martin, tap dancer, performs in a talent assembly. riences as a counterspy. if it in Q tl A G if Q L 1 gi as ,f 4 ...-....i- Ti-,. -11 Varied Talents Discovered Among Performers Something different along the line of entertainment Beat the Tick Tack, irightl was presented by the Otyokwa staff to freshmen, with singing commercials to Buy the Otyokwa as an added feature. YHS exes returned to show their talents were better than ever, and several teachers proved themselves show stoppers. A fascinating magician kept the audience awed with his oriental wonders, while real gone music excited others. Serious occasions such as Christmas and Easter were observed with appropriate and impressive programs. College musicians and speakers oppeared several times, and the formal initiations of all honor societies were especially out- standing. Al Keon and Tom Young exes give a rip roaring performance 5 'V i- Magicians pull ribbon through a hypnotized Just because you think you re so purty croons Mr Lewis sublecg Bopster makes like Frank Sinatra lui llllllllllllll NHS Actuvutres Prove Enjoyable Worlc Natronol Honor Socrety actrvltres came In the form of enjoyable work Following fall mjtlatron the frrst project of the year was the sale of Chrrstmas cards Profits from thus project were used to pay the sprung rnjtrctron expenses and to buy puns for new mem bers Faculty sponsors as well as all soclety members spent a great deal of tnme preparing for each Impressive ceremony One of the most excutrng experuences for new members came when parents and friends rushed on stage wrth thelr congratulations lleftj NHS :nitrates pose wrth old members after the fall ceremony Mr Wafer congratulates new members m the sprung program .F 000 no E - A-sg. P 1... nf'-A Q' if Members and sponsors enjoy the luncheon prepared by the TA Props and coronets are given a touch of glrtter v lk 0 0 flpsxjfimislr 4-UN Won 1 . 9 A - U!!-.', . . . . ' 1 .A , N Kf . ,., Q ' 1 ,Q . ' V' 1 ' 1-512-l 1 XQ ' ' ', A -. 't- 'I ,j .1 4 MH- -K 1 3 x l 1 X ' , 1 .5 LEM bt- V anis, - K lg - , dw U, 'A pq I JJ g 'Arm t et- ff -'e' ff:-vf ff Q' U t ' - .aj -- 4 fr l 1- N. f br ' 4 x 1 '- P . l ' ' , get jj t Q. n j , .Livew- Frenchy Artists, Other lnitiates Roam l'lalls Informal as well as formal initiations had their place in the course of events. Laughs often accompanied initiates dressed peculiarly or acting odd. New artists looked Frenchy in their garbs, while homemakers wore grotesque hats made of cooking utensils. Sock and Buskin initiates dressed to represent designated characters from plays and went around repeating lines. Clad in togas, Gens Togata slaves hobbled around the halls. FFA greenhands paused frequently to shine a farmer's shoes. Perhaps most dreaded by new members and most enjoyed by old members was the Lettermen initiation with its lipstick smears and other forms of cruelty irightl. A Gens Togata initiate is auctioned off to be a slave for the Characters desirous of membership in Sock and Buskm U perform at a meeting National Art Honor Society inducts new members in assembly. Aspiring artists criticize work of the n10SterS 5g ,Q 40-Member Stall Produces 1955 Otyokwa Few subscribers realized what a job it was to produce the l955 Otyokwa, but the 40-member staff knew by the time the last deadline was met. Photographers used the tiny darkroom tleftl to keep film holders loaded for o heavy picture schedule. The advertising staff, responsible for selling at least 52,000 worth of ads, had few idle moments from September through March, Duties of the editorial staff included making a complete dummy of the book then producing it by sections With a special editor placed IH charge of each division one group of pages after another was completed Only through a well planned organization with each staff member responsible for his share of the work could this book be compiled Ad salesmen sell an ad to Ralph Seitsinger Ysleta businessman Staffers work on the faculty section to meet another deadline 1' -1-s Q f 41.-so The sports section goes together showly as sports editors cut ldentlfylng about l700 pictures produces smiles our individual pictures rs ,fx Lt' P rf I . . . . . . . . . . I 1 V . l. t,,.r il X ' .I xx ' i ' , I. V - V Z -xxx-M S 1' ..- . Q - 2 xx s . 4 K X.. , ' I 'T 5 f 1 r l ' l ' A l 9 f l l - 4 l - V 'K i . li T, f 1 I . L X. E s J f , , ' 4, - i 4' ' - f V c A. , b ,V h Q I f , Msg g .. Q i j , fm V '- ' Q , - s- , r-K Y C . 1 Q, A :A by Q Y 2 . ' f- '- . , , .K , l l 1 U 1? ' , I 5 xx I . 'H-. J lb , A I N i 180 Q - e , ' - ' V' f 3 abil Cbscure Phases ol School l.ife Revealed Many phases of school life affected only a few students. For instance the shop department classes in leathercraft and woodwork enabled students to learn interesting trades. Girls enrolled in ceramics classes enjoyed firing the kiln, Artists of the school were kept busy with artistic activities, such as preparing their work for the National Art Honor Society exhibit where professionals acted as judges. Besides this project, young artists made posters and scenery for other departments. Another typical scene that most of the Student Body never saw was the Pow Wow staff at press. Several conventions, such as that for Future Teachers in Alpine, attracted YHS delegates frightj. Leather craftsmen work in the Industrial Arts De partment. .cj say , Q' F 1' j Artists try something new and make animals. P-lv... Girls place ceramics in the in Afffn ing ll 1 4 ? :L 'Q i v e'1f,vs.:4, 1 . Pow Wow staff members check galley proofs at press. '42 ' I L pn 18 V 5 l'v P CGD .-s .,- 'xr 1 -:N Q Mg Xi l.' ' KMC-i1N RX X37 v ij K J M l - 1-1.37 Minn Q-,- f una if S - 0 V O 6 .V . 'v 6iaA. ...,-y, .gm - U 9 JY -1'iif1 V r'.l', '15 Qrluffdvl., , 5,1 'QQ x 5 'sf ' . ' 9 4 tl f' AgV':0J1X 4 vf '4:4f5,' KY? .t 5 P 4 l 1' ffl! IT ' -1- f ,r, N Qu 4v ' .4 ' - Athletic 1 ,,' r if 'I ta I K - 5. 3 .I I I I 4 i 1' 0 '1 t...-. , -1. ,... 'Tr 1. ' J fl i l f ya J ' is ',-4' Standing beside the symbol of Ysleta spirit is Clyde Wafer, Director of Ath- letics, who has managed the Athletic Department capably. Scheduling out- of-town football games and arranging the sale of tickets to football and basketball games are under his direc- tion. V -1 , . ,I J- , Q A, . I I .. I With three new mentors added this year, the coaching staff of Ysleta High is proud of its achievements. These men, J. W. Coats, head track and assistant football coach, Harris Cantrell, assist- ant B team football and assistant track coach, Fred Harvey, head baseball and B team football coach, Buddy Moore, head basketball coach, Gene Odell, ase sistant freshman football and B team basketball coach, Howland Reich, as- sistant football and B team baseball coach, Gene Jordan, head football coach and head of the PE department, and Jacques Lewis, freshman football coach, look forward to another great year. 'nu Four of these managers, Eddie Williams, Vincent Esparza, Roman Flores, and Robert Stroup, were required to end their sports careers early because of injuries but just couldn't get completely away from the field. Others pictured are Bobby Flores and Hubert Jackson. 185 I1 MA Cent 0 ROBERT ANDRES Guard 150 lbs 111 G -,L .fii 'L 'Nr xf- Xxggf 'E-'E-. xt i i 3 ., a.1niQ ani! ,rvrxpwk . - - ' ,, 'f?7'F'f 5 'sxhf -.sl Y-5' i ' ' L.. .,-. ska -A Vx Fi! .V ,Wffh JOHN BERNARD End l50 lbs FERNANDO BASOCO Guard, 165 lbs. Times, Herald Post All-District s TF? Roswell Upsets Luclcless lndians 20-I4 An underdog Roswell eleven upset Ysleta 20-I4 in a real thriller Septem- ber l7 at Hutchins Stadium. The Indians began the scoring with a once-in-a-season pass catch from quarterback Freddie Paz to haltback Kiko Fierro. Fernando Basoco con- verted. At the half the score stood at 7-0, Ysleta ahead. Led by John England, who scored all three touchdowns, Roswell came roaring back in the second half to raise the score I3-7. With less than half a minute to go, trailing 20-14, Ysleta started a drive which the game ended on the Coyotes' seven yard line. -f-r-1arr'nW'K 1'5 ' 7'-Y H. 1 4 PAT CROSS Bac 145 bs 188 JERRY COZBY Bac 150 lbs CURTISS DICKEY Center, 145 lbs CARLOS DOMINGUEZ Bac 140 lbs Ysleta Bows to Heavy Cavemen 39 I9 A vengeful Tribe journeyed to Carlsbad September 24 only to be dc feoted by the bug Cavemen 39 19 for the frrst Ysleta loss In the two teams clashes Goose Gosnell, puledrsver for the Covemen and a key man on defense, returned a punt for 90 yards Ysleta's game was an the alr where end Charlle Rosemond was the mann recerver for Freddie Pcz wrth 40 and 45 yard passes, one for a touch down Kenneth Meacham on several occaslons tore through the center of the Carlsbad llne luke a college fullback N-. KA , 1 pg! 4 h l l A in 1 I' 3 . k l , ' A 'Q .1- Z l . J kv E FQ: 4 w . 'E ' . Y: fr A. k f V ' 'Q' A ' ' Q 2- r xl 5 1:7 I I ' P4 l ' 'l . C k . S ' , Q' A ' ' 4 A4531 I , ' ' 1 2 ' ' f' 2 ' '- 1 - 10 3 f . ' L ff A H if E We 1' f 5' gy A 4, . 1 - 5 Q af . A.,.'w ' U!-1, ' ' f - 4 , BUDDY DOUGLASS I ' I ' Guard, 165 lbs. . ' wo, A V' R' ' ' 1 ., ' f 'N Q-iii - - - -Q., ,V u ' gk - L ' v , , . 3 . my . ' , h Q I . 'f 1 - . ' R V S uv-in ' 'Q 7 N ' ,4 .P T -. J QQ: - , u f , Nvyk' rv, LJ. ,1-,Q ,. , 5 A I -19, 1' NXS. '59 X Q' 'ini -M6 it my L F5 ,r1T 'Z' ', L A... 2: N. S v , 'F : 5 5 S N . I! n L Q ...H I PAT LOCKETT Tac le 175 lbs -.T-T i Xa so JONES 4.3 Braves Roll Over .lell 28 6 lh First Wm Small but shlfty Jettersons Sulver Foxes helped the flghtlng Indlans Into the wan column as they went down to defeat 28 6 October 21 at R E McKee Staduum The Trnbes frrst counter came an the early moments when Sol Arzola fnred o long pass to Charlle Rosemond waltang an the end zone Jerry Cozby racked up two sux pomters one on a 65 yard punt return and one from a yard out Freddie Paz scored also on a quarterback sneak Fernando Basoco scored all four extra points The Foxes only tally was made In the thlrd quarter All reserves saw actnon wuth Bernarr Spence doing a fme but of runnmg RICHARD MQCCAFFER Tackle 175 lbs -ilu-fs fig-pffaf' 12.1315-2 14-5-Ju W1 Xu- VV' MONTE MARTIN Guard, 168 lbs 101 . 4' A l A Ay' 1 V ' 5 7 s ' A 'X ', ,W 5 I ' - 5 f 1 1.3 A ll we M I, ' ' f 6 f 5 ' x 5' H, E X ' t 5 - V i Q, Q 5 . -. f in R ' ' ' f -s ' 'X Q Q 1 ' XI r -, K. Sl fl ' . 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Arzola Helps Maroon over lrish 20-'I The Warriors claimed their second win of the season by toppling the Irish of Cathedral 20-7 November 5 at Hutchins Stadium. With Sal Arzola operating at quarterback, the Tribe marched down to the five yard line where Arzola carried the ball over. Later Kiko Fierro broke right through the whole Irish team for a 75 yard touchdown run. Ysleta led at the half 13-0. Cathedral's tally was made by Andres Portillo after a drive that started on his own 15 yard line. Jerry Cozby accounted for the final TD of the night from four yards out. ROBERT ROACH Tackle, 190 lbs. JERRY ROGERS Center, 165 lbs sm iixseiaiz--. - fhii' H Au ' I 27: I s , il qfffrlf v 55.4 ,rl 1 4 i 2 1 fr , X CHARLES ROSEMOND End, 160 lbs. Herald Post All- District i Yannrgan Football Team l954 Cnty Drstrrct Champions Frrst row Mike Oatman Don Chandler Jerry Martrn Todd Ware Albert Holgurn Leon McLane Joe Slape Manuel Lopez Second row Bennett Johnson Tom McNutt Floyd Melson Johnny Greek Elwood Hass Jay Maduson George Shaver Bob Angle Thrrd row Coach Harrrs Cantrell Gxlbert Federrco Mallet McVay John Myre Larry Downum Bobby Skov Lewrs Garcia Coach Fred Harvey Fourth row James Taylor Pedro Melendez Medo Guttlerez Raymond Walker Edward Scales Don Wray Melvln Hartley Doyle Perkins Frfth row Roman Flores Robert Flores Robert Sparks Glen Adams Don Parsons Not shown Johnny Flerro Season Record Ysleta Cathedral 0 Ysleta Jefferson 0 Ysleta Austin 22 Ysleta Bowne 6 Ysleta EI Paso I4 ,- Vik l,mK,Sr WWE we .4-sl we 12- K? 13.5155 wc? tive, 195 ,W I ' r . . . . . Z I I I I , I 1 1 I I I V , H. 4, ., - W 3 I I 1 ,gf ' fy, L 'V 1 , I 1 I ' 7 I 1 1 I I I I , Z 1 1 r 1 5... in 'fgfl Y ' ' 5' - - A - 3-tis ',.,, 71' , , . 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J Freshman Football Team Furst row Davrd Ortega Sam Quesada Oscar Esparza Schuyler Nash Bob Llndley Carl Lrnk Charles Maly Lurs Almeida Second row Rlchard Whrtman Ramon Luna Pat Rubro Mrke Macras Danrel Angurano Ronald Whrte Make Stuver Bull Schuler Thrrd row Bob Douglas Frank Vasquez Lurs Colvlllo Bob Cook Jack Hutchrns Patrrck Haynes Leon Gavllk Coach Jacques Lewis Fourth row Jose de la Cruz John Aranjo Jerry Steele Eugene Calkins Raymond Mitchell Ronald Forbes Luls Cervantes Charles Melson Frfth row Jesse Sutton Tom Grllrs Tom Ruedas Jose Zubla Walt Mann gold Gary Bartness Pedro Gomez Manuelo Martinez Not shown Russell Almanza Season Record Ysleta l Bowne 0 Ysleta l El Paso 0 Ysleta 2 Bowne I3 Ysleta 2 EI Paso I9 Ysleta 25 Jefferson 7 Ysleta 6 ,V,........,,s,.s,...........,,,s.....,..........e,,,,..,,,,......e............. ...,,,,. A ustin 28 Championship Playoff Winans Chosen Sweetheart JEANETTE WINANS, football sweet- heart, and COLLEEN ROBERTS and WANDA SHADDEN, duchesses, were formally presented as the court of the l954 lndian football team October 29, climaxing the Homecoming Dance in the cafeteria. Gene Jordan, head coach, crowned JEANETTE, whose escort was PAT LOCKETT. COLLEEN was escorted by JOHNNY BERNARD and WANDA by JOHN BROOKSHIRE. This occasion followed a series of events begun on the noisy football practice field when the gridders took time out to elect their favorite girl as sweetheart. Jeanette Winans Football Sweetheart Wanda Shadden Duchess 4, is Colleen Roberts Duchess ur! ,, , 1- ' . r ' 'un '. , ' 're ' f 4. E' '. ,. , .4 'WL-'I tg-Y f a. as J . F bs Yr 1 -. g Q .,. . A X. Q he Xxx X , I, s .u LJ A v 1 , - -A u 1 MJ 2 A 5 , I g ' rv Ni, 1 Al JN' Q J' 'xx .qw 0' 5 he 4 X .kg x ug in 1 . '-my gs E 5 3 1 W Qs if 34 ri .- ,.. Lg ' -'. - . 2 .- .L ,I N v H 3 ,X 1. i , .- , xt Q 5 A X A U l ,uv u '. ws Il v 4' F51 X A ' Q, in '-1 f Forward, 5' IO A Guard, 5' un ' -, ' FERNAND0 M5050 H - - ' ROBERT DOLLAHITE l Letterman ' Letterman f J. , - . All-District Q V E . -j 3 V f , A I S A , k Q, A i .1 y .4 fq , N I ,f ' u 2, fu. , K 1 X L' Q .MA L. 1 . ,f U, 4 N. u I 'R f ug u E 1 ffi'N Mu f A E f H I ut yy 9 Wg '1 ' I 5' 4 A . r ? - JI ' J Y 'J u we . , t . J ll , l tb kg-gli u . Q :au--'S...,k ,J M' -4,41 :Ju ff sf 198 SALVADOR ARZOLA Forward 5 ll Letterman 1 All Dustruct tb --.::r.,,,,1 P' an tsu- Panthers, Warruors Splut 60 52 72 4l 'U- Ysletas hopes tor a dustruct basketball tutle were slughtly dummed by an Austun Hugh truumph 60 52 Saturday January 22 The Induans led by John Holmes hugh scorer for the nught wuth twenty pounts mussed 26 charutues whuch decuded the game Wuth a vuctory that the lnduans had long awauted Ysleta opened the second halt of play tramplung Austun Hugh 72 41 February ll Settung many records whuch soon fell un the next game the Trube led the Panthers after suxteen munutes of play 42 I6 Followung John Holmes sunkung 22 pounts and Fernando Basoco I8 Ysleta took all the revenge they desired K as X FRANK ESQUIVEL Guard 5 'IO 1 Letterman Sze-ful' x ul '-ye. I.. -u .. iff, -1 arg., - I L , - - of f I J A . 4 1 - ,Q , D , , L H fi' ' Q . 11- f' 5 ,- ' . , ' -.fu I ll . . 'u ' v Q.. ' ' 1 ,. , ? gtg' . , , . . 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Agfa -far: ff- ':Z 'erffl - lffcefq-g,.Q:.,4 '1?,.f f'IfP-if,t'L4 f'.1 ' 'L-9J,ff?f.g .- yea u X4 1' -ff A 'NIH' V Siu, , ' - TIFF!-gg ' .f .,.,4 . -, ., -1 ', wl3rfJ'J eff? ' ' Y A i .fEf fi?-f fr f w F A we .. . JOHN HOLMES Center, 6' 1 Letterman All-District All-State Honorable Mention HERMAN LUNA Guard, 5' 8 U 1- lndians, Jeffs Brealc Even 55-54, 63-59 The Tribe got back on the winning track downing the Foxes of Jefferson High 55-54 January 29. Thieving the ball time and again from Jefferson, Guard Fernando Basoco tallied 10 points although teammate Sal Arzola was top man with 16 points and John Holmes accounted for 14. An improved Ysleta defense was a big factor in the game. Behind the splendid playing of Nasario Olvera the Foxes sneaked past the Tribe 63-59 February 12 in a real heart- breaker before 1,000 screaming and crying fans. Trying hard but not quite making the grade, the Indians played their hearts out with John Holmes, Sal Arzola, and Jesus Salas tallying 15, 14, and 12 points respectively. At the half-way point Ysleta led 27-24. CHARLES ROSEMOND JESUS SALAS nftr 6 G ard 5 8 Letterman Lvrtvrmon QU FREDDlE PAZ N Guard 5 www lncllans Upset Bengals 61 50 Lose 38 33 PAT SANDOVAL Forward 5 9 The Trlbe pulled the upset of the nlght defeating the District 2 AAAA favorites of EI Paso Hugh 6l 50 January 30 at Austun Hug Leadmg the lndrans rn the all umportant game was Fernando Basoco slnkrng l5 points John Holmes was next wrth l3 Sal Arzola and Paco Esquivel both contrrbuted 12 points At one time In the last quarter Ysleta led the Tigers 48 28 In therr flnal attempt to stay In the runmng the Braves met wnth disaster Iosrng to a tall Trger qumt 3833 Wednesday February l6 before 500 feather and bell totlng lndran specta s Th lndrans qot off to a good start but the Tl ers pulled ahead near the end of thc flrst quarter and remarned rn front for the rest of the game Hugh pount man for the Lower Valleyans was Fernando Basoco wrth l0 points Q? Sai' f . . A ,Q ,sg is 1 ' E 7, 4 xx- ff . F14 X I . , if 1' G I . AF ug? 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Dexter Fabens Lamesa Clnnt Gadsden Art Maya Monahans Odessa Fabens Dnamond Club Austnn Pnpelnners Jefferson EPHS TWC lResJ Bowne Austnn Jefferson Ysleta EPHS Ysleto RICHARD SERNA Guard 5 8 Letterman Bowne ARTHUR TELLES Forward S' 9 ,M ,ff -L 41, I n Ysleta wndened nts dnstrnct lead downnng the Bears of Bowne Hngh School 57 49 February 4 at Austnn Hngh before a roarnng crowd of 800 Ace center John Holmes, probably ploynng hns best game of the year, hed the nndnvndual scornng record set nn 1950, droppnng nn 32 ponnts The game ended the fnrst half of the round robnn for Ysleta wnth the lndnans leadnng the dnstrnct race Led by John Holmes' near record 3l ponnts, the Redmen over whelmed the Brunns of Bowne 65 32 nn thenr fnnale The lndnans were no tnme nn danger os they led all the way Sal Arzola and Robert Dollahnte were both benched wnth nnpurnes durnng thenr last game Holmes surged ahead durnng the tnlt to assure the dnstrnct sconng tntle and a new record of 154 ponnts 5 l ' 1 f - , - - 5' so X I na, X 'Q , 2? 2 xi 49 r Ee f ' 72 ' S . 'fewfij 36 'l g V, V , in 75 ' sa 38 5 ,' J 7 ng 4- lil 70 A S es - ,,f ss n an . 47 , 57 ' 5 ' 72 - my 59 7 A ' - 5 ' 33 es - ? 7 ,. Irhk 4 J by Trnbe Tramples Bears Twnce 57 49 65 32 A .ml ,Ax-S lx u q R : n N , .xx f,,, X- f 14 5 n 7 -f If r n , I Q' 7 l . Y PABLO SOLIS Forward, 5' 7 'J ds. f I x J 1 01 A71 -.Z QQ 'll. if ii 202 Yannlgan Basketball HBP First row Tommy McNutt Jerry Marhn Bobby Skov Loule Varela Hubert Jackson 2g Second row Coach Gene Odell Russel Stanton James Maduson Mrco Martrnez Pedro Melendez Third row Carlos Castaneda Jose Paredes Henry Zublate Gilbert Federrco Luclo Vuescas Ysleta Ysleta Ysleta Ysleta Ysleta Ysleta Ysleta Ysleta Ysleta Ysleta Season Record El Paso Tech Austin Jefferson EPHS Bowie EI Paso Tech Austin Jefferson EPHS Bowie Alicia Reza Basketball Sweetheart l 05 . 1 .g A if CHARLES ROSEMOND 440 Yd. Dash Returning Track Lettermen On these seven returning lettermen rested the task ol' leading the i955 Indian thinclads in their defense ot all three local crowns. Guided by mentor J. W. Coats, they fought to retain the Ysleta Invitational, the County Meet, and the Regional. Charlie Rosemond excelled in the quartermile, Leo Smith stood out in the mile, Earl Harris sparked the pole vaultcrsj Jackson Wilbourn looked good in the broad jump, Sig Campos led the halt milersg and John Brookshire won in the shot put event. X 1. I LLL I i A Dj. U miie 'Tn A 1 ' l LEO SMITH Mile !'3' 1 Q. I .. l EARL HARRIS JACKSON WILBOURN JERRY COZBY Pole Vault Broad Jump High Jump JOHN BROOKSHIRE SIFREDO CAMPOS Shot Put 880 Yd. Dash Undeteated in local competition last season, the Indians lost only two meets. They were outclassed both at the . .. Odessa Relays and the State Meet. However, in their ,f .A home region they had no competition. -4 , My ,. Assistant Coach Henry Wheeler said, The highlight of N M 4 my coaching experience came when our mile relay team beat Bowie in the Regional Meet. All season the X ' Indians had lost to Bowie in this one event. Then as a ,, 4 climax to a near perfect season, Larry Traylor, Raymond I, ii Melendez, Harold Goodbrake, ond Charles Rosemond ' ' edged out the crock Bowie team. . ' ' , ,j : 4 . .-. .f'i'T'l9' f Ai . to go. Up and over. , - :eu-2-:ge Y A s .Q Q Q A ,S El' E. he r l Traclc Squad First row: Vincent Esporza, Joe Chew, Richard MacCafferty, Don Chandler, Monte Martin, John Peterson, Alfonso Molina Second row: Robert Stroup, Fernando Basoco, Robert Dollohite, Earl Harris, Robert Andres, Glen Adams Third row: Clint Thompson, Robert Bohannon, Jackson Wilbourn, Pat Haynes, Ken Meacham, Robert Yelinek, LeRoy Ballard Fourth row: George Paschich, Gary Meadows, John Brookshire, Pat Lockett, Richard Serna, Herman Luna, Henry Cortez vi Els KJ .. I-Q The end finally ' C x 20 0 2 v X , my X W . -f J' ' A ' 1 ' 1 V 1 an 3 u f 'v Famous nz BOBBY DOMINGUEZ TOMMY MCVAY .11 , I HPF-'!2l:5'-Ya, : - ,, 5 ' ' f V iff' A ef 19'5.f'3' e - HARRY esxsw PAT sANnovAL smear rsoemco Baseball Lettermen 1 -- .Q --' ' x lllf QQ QI' .-A ' wr mf , Below ' W Jo:-:N Homes ' Lucio vnEscAs et ssnmnn srmce sALvAoon AnzoLA nuov nz 2 fs- . r ' 1 , ' x Nfhivfiiii 1 ' . .-ep U! DQ M v gt f ' w'E5k:1:: ' ..'-ef , . Q 1 . b'o- '1' .si ' IC QD ix -5. GY 2 A, 'D- 2-F N ,' 5: i Go Baseball Squad First row: Harry Eskew, Henry Galindo, Gerald Cox, Ramon Flores, Tony Marquez Second row: John Holmes, Glen Adams, Todd Ware, Moxie Glover, Salvador Arzola Third row: Bobby Dominguez, Tommy McVay, Pat Sandoval, Roy Davis Fourth row: Roman Flores, Gilbert Federico, Bernarr Spence, Freddie Paz, Henry Mac l ics, James Tuyln' 207 Lettermen Club First row: Lucio Viescos, Robert Stroup, Dick MacCalterty, John Peterson, Monte Martin, Mack Archibald Second row: Phil Reynolds, Jackson Wilbourn, Leo Smith, Joe Chew, Ken Meacham, Bobby Flore Third row: Clint Thompson, Frank Esquivel, Kiko Fierro, Hubert Jack- son, Eddie Williams, Pot Sandoval, Charlie Rosemond O was-for Ffh 8 Officers First row: John Holmes, Pres., Pat Lockett, Vice-pres. Second row: John Brookshire, Sec.- treas. Third row: Bobby Dominguez, Stu- dent Council Rep. ff f-' First row Bobby Dominguez Sitredo Campos Fernando Basoco John Bernard John Brookshire Salvador Arzola Second row John Holmes Earl Harris Gilbert Federico, Jerry Cozby Vincent Esparza, Harry Eskew Third row Jesus Salas Jerry Rogers, Robert Dollahite Duane Martin, Rudy Paz Freddie Paz Fourth row: Arthur Telles Ismael Rincon Bernarr Spence Pat Loc- kett Dick Lemmon .. Q 249 V K l . ' X J X g Spring Student Leaders First row: Beverly Tyler, Alma Lee Brock, Clemie Herrera, Rosita Truiillo, Belia Rubio, Carmen Apodaca, Lucy Sanchez, Mabel Ruiz, Esther Ornelas, Lydia Duran Second row: Angela Marrufo, Colleen Roberts, Nena Estrada, Billy Dolores Lozano, Nancy Harrison, Mary Lou Mar- shall, Judy Baker, Dorothy Douglass, Alice Ornelas, Cathy Weil, Amparo Esquivel Third row: Betty Lopez, Nedra Burkart, Julieta Castaneda, Mary Lujan, Mary Vasquez, Frances Rodriguez, Maggie Lopez, Nancy Brubaker, Eleanor Gon- zales, Eleanor Freeman, Rosa Lee Hom- mond, Charlotte Sands Y lg e--for 0 i q is 5 X . NV 4' x ' 'J 1 f 3: 1 G ' Ta C 7 ' E, 4 1 B -. . . . -Is I1 V R L' r 1' -- Q K Fall Student Leaders First row: Alma Lee Brock, Clementino Herrera, Betty Lopez, Angela Marrufo, Lydia Duran, Carmen Apodoca, Mabel Ruiz, Esther Ornelas Second row: Colleen Roberts, Jo Brown, Cecilia Carrizal, Cathy Weil, Frances Rodriguez, Nancy Brubaker, Mary Lujan, Ns 'I Eleanor Freeman ., Third row: Maggie Lopez, Yolanda Mar- . v s X quez, Frances Corrasco, Ann Davidson, f V v Norma Cardwell, Sally Woodley, Julieta Castaneda, Nena Estrada, Sue Waldo, Eleanor Gonzales L A A3059 Q ,te J tg V N , . 4 l i Fl 9 X ,L ' 1 'T B , ' l M - is f - T it-es-- I J N.: y at 3 B li 1 4 v 4 5 i ' A -, ' 'L' lf Y 'Ts i i to A I 7 l i f V v I V g 7 i i fl I V I . . ' . q . ' 4 L L: sl F S, J B V i 1 N ' i , X . ' f gff., fi .,,iwi,,, 1 ' Girls Recreation Association Officers and Sponsors First row: Angela Marrufo, Sec., Maggie Lopez, Treas., Eleanor Gonzales, Student Council Rep. Second row: Julieta Castaneda, Pres., Colleen Roberts, Vice-pres. Third row: Mrs. Quebell Crank, Mrs. Betty Cialone, Miss Loretta Gray, Sponsors 1 Tennis With but one letterman returning the i954 55 tennis squad could still be looked upon as one of the best Paul Poynter and Dick Lemmori teaming up on the boys doubles, and Polly Contreras and Sue Wilcox handling the feminine section made the regional race a wild one N -Y-T- - VO 'O 9v 'rf-YW, sf i' - e .. oo054P'+ ?r 'wx I DICK LEMMON LINDA CHEW I A i 1 i ff 1 .H A If N ' fe of f , i A Q Q: I -f' , ' i . 5 4 e i f J - . - ' ',, ., A V - aff .-1 : P' A Sli... g 4, P - V, 3 ,re i f'l'Ww' :f.ii-we s i A . . in --Q 1 y A ,fi 1 ,A - Q. .. 'QA-fl ll-- ilfg, 'if' X 1 1 I 21-2 Q5 g A -.sei W .g,. 1 ig- H L, WA, i A------1--4- 'FI L- -fn ' v -.Nu i :A 5 , r .- - 4 . JUAN BORREGO Juan Borrego, boys' singles, and Linda Chew, girls' singles, tore up the courts this year, Linda came up from the freshman squad and Juan moved from doubles to singles. With the help of Mrs. Betty Cialone, their new coach, they proved to be promising material. 2 1 0 ,. .. V Nfl III' -ir i -L SUE WILCOX POLLY CONTRERAS 1 U Varsity Tennis ? x First row Linda Chew Juan Borrego, Paul Poynter, J 'gl Xl l. -b Ronnie Brlsbm Mike Escontrias, Polly Contreras Q , N , v 1. Second row Dru Menees Carol Aide, Beverly Gard- ner lna Wells Norma Contreras, Susan Wilcox - 'r e , 3 1 1 -Z x '- ' ' , 1 ., . K 1 - ws? 'X F, 1 Y ? . '4 4 f 1 Y ' J , .,.. .Q 1 fi C A ,',.. K 2 Q, st ..,.,.. it A 1 ff 4. 3 , J :J f .V ' ' ' f ., .- -+1 1 l ' -1 -j. 3 ' - 1 e T. v W A I o S' , ' - 5' U .15 TQ C 'xv ' 'f if 1 lee 5 bifvfff ' Q ff ? Y A ,, V . is 4 'af . is . . fgvggggv- - Y - ,F :fwfr 3 Fl'CSJ'lmal1 TCIIHIS ' gg. ' Ii -' ' -r First row: Jean Phillips, Frances Martinez, Betty Hagemoster Second row: Judy Allen, Billie Hall, Geneva Hardison, Loretta Crow, Mary Lamb, James Birdwell Third row: Cecil Hilburn, Nestor de Boca, John Cruze, John Fifer, Jimmy Dungan First row: Merilyn Harlin, Victorino Sola, Hortence Lozano Second row: Vicente Fresquez, Sophie Con- delaria, Barbara Hughes, Bertha Alcantar, Howard Barbee Third row: Bernard Vetter, Daniel Treas, Luis Luion, Tex Dulany, Luis Fresquez, Moses Hernandez 211 Speedball All-Stars First row: Cathy Weil, Eleanor Freeman, BGNY Lopez, Libby Wood Second row: Rita Manriquez, Carmen Apodoca, Sue Waldo, Rosario Bonilla First row: Colleen Roberts, Rosita Trujillo, Camille Pennell, Nancy Brubaker, Patricia Bennett Second row: Josefita Silva, Eleanor Gonzalez, Alicia Rosencrans, Frances Rodriguez, Clemie Her- rera, Sandra Baker 212 l .4 X . - v l First row: Elsie Jo Miller, Frances Carrasco Glenda Williams, Alice Ornelas Second row: Linda Watson, Julieta Castaneda, Nena Estrada, Amparo Esquivel, Maggie Lopez 1 Volleyball All-Stars Flrst row Sally Marmolelo Angela Marruto Gloria Marquez Second row Frances Rodriguez Colleen Roberts Nancy Brubaker Flrst row Maggie Lopez Frances Carrasco Lucy Sanchez Second row Amparo Esquivel Jul: eta Castaneda Pat Luna Elsre Jo Muller UID? '98 s A JR ga Frrst row Carmen Apodoca Cathy Well Gall Rogan Mary Lujan Second row Betty Lopez Lydna Duran Nena Estrada Rosarro Bonrlla 9 I- ! sv g 4 A - Z l' ' ' I. , V 1 . ' V 1 Q? ,, W 4.4. - - cv, - 'WL x.-fa'.,, .1 V , f . My .l R . t M, I Y A I' 'M Iv 'fs - 'U s , . X 1' , .I , A u : ' , '- l 4 2 . ss. , - l ' 1 ' 4 vqll ,- I ff I , , A . 791 5' . A . I V V F z A 1 l' A Z A . f E img? .I . , . N 'LF 'N g. Z ' 5 iq I Q I , I , l 1 . 1 ' . . .' . 4 ' 5 fl K x E if First row Sandra Baker Elsue .lo Muller Tlnnle Sue Sparks Mary Lugan Nedra Burkart Gean Bennet Betty Lopez Alma Lee Brock Emma Apodaca Frances Rodnguez Colleen Roberts Julleta Castaneda Glenda Wnlllams Jacque Burke Gaul Regan Colleen Roberts Catherine an l' ,, 1 uno , ,,.. -1.1 . vu. Q 4-ISIQQ lgunq -. :A ll gn .4 1- 1' v P -v- 4 Track All Stars Julleta Castaneda Betty Martunez Magdalena Lopez Rosa Lee Ham mond Bello Rublo Jo Brown Nona Estrada June McDaniel Cathy Wen! Jacque Burk L- J ' -5 I Edie! Q1- Q,-. rg X mug... 'S -. M-.. N1 R Nancy Brubaker Cotaruna Padrlla Emma Apodoca Patricia Bennett 1 Eva Armas Elodra Franco Q NW XNXL 6 833 , 1 x 1 T . I V I , Q. F , - W f Q- I 3 t Fi ,I-ff' .T 4' J A A '1 1 t t K t f Y -, v kk V i 5 m vm XM ,. x ' Q' . -V A ,.NxL':-,a - Q-A ,v ii . 'Il' A- X f . up V if ,A W: .X Q' N 'L ' a - x 1- 5 t , :af 1 W 1 ' h ks vqx- ' '. ' . q X Q i A 1. H g a ' . , V , Q, Q, 4-1 L t a - . h A , ' . s f ff? t A t x .3 QW . t A.--V' ' il Q ' L 'K' -5 L X OL ' K ., 215 0 5:5 .. First row: Lupe Beiarano, Mary Ann Bennett, Martha Ann Gardenhire, Drusilla Wright, Joanne Cox, Dorothy Douglass, Mimi Bynum, Carolyn King, Mary Lou Marshall, Delphina Franco Second row: Sharon Terrell, Rosalie Hurt, Judy Baker, Kay Young, Lindo Hobbs, Barbara Tolson, Jane Hood, June Bauer, Margaret lmle Third row: Glyndolyn Warwick, Sha- ron Lee Brown, Dixie Ellis, Linda Lark, Ann Davidson, Judy Handy, Mary Emma Passmore, Susan Thompson, Marilyn Kropp 2.16 al' J 5 K sl A gil ? 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VVLX cut your m ez z 1' 'r g y l ' ZENITH ADMIRA A- .i Q i 1 Sales and Service I 2720 Montana St. ' - Dxal 5 7531 I Barbecue A Specialty CHUCK-A-LUCK DRIVE INN 854l Hughway 80 E We Do Caterung Servuce Dual UL 99001 El Paso Texas HUNT SALES LOMPANX 'Eir- Dual UL 9 7975 Ysleta Texas offer a complete servuce uncludung constructuon plumbung wurung and funancung We carry the most complete lune of HARDWARE PAINTS BUILDING MATERIALS SPORTING GOODS FARM AND RANCH SUPPLIES un the valley Dependable Buuldung Products CAMERA HOUSE INC CARTER S FLOWER SHOPS 2310 N Puedras Dual 5 2759 39I2 Pershung Dr Dual 5 I409 2017 Montana Dual 3 7768 Jefferson at Puedras Dual 6 6666 Photo Supplues and Equupment 3II N Oregon St Dual 2 67Il 231 L , 3 7 - - X 5 5 w a. S ' May we assist you in planning your new home or with your remodeling plans? We ' 1 No. I- . ' U No. 2- ' . No. 3- n ' ' I ' No. 4- ' dl THE VALLEY THEATRE Showing A Pictures Only We App e Yo Alterations Hats Blocked ROSEDALE CLEANERS 'ill Dal Ro'1d Prompt and Courteous Service PICK UP 67 DELIVERY Nlr AmaL Viet P1a1tPRZ236i El Pa o T l LUMA TERRACE WYATT A JOHNSON Builder GI and FHA Homes 7800 North Loop Rd UL 9 8103 In Tlgua Telephone 2 3648 H O U S E R Resilient Floors Company Linoleum Asphalt 8. Rubbe Tile Plastic 8- Acoustical Tile 605 Montana St. El Paso, Texas O K SHOE SHOP EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Lhu ch St eel Ysleta Texa A nd the c r f m the Food Wat D E N T O N S WHEEL ALIGNMENT Wheel Balancing F Motor Tune-up and Brake Service 7989 Hlgh ay 80 F Dlal UL 9 7832 Home-Owne ndependent Union House ' 7- F e 1 I ll ll - ' reciat ur Patronage 634'A1 d PP23s11 A S' ' VS l 3 D ame 3' ' ' S , exas i ur ' ' f' -i 1 Y , , I r L r i , . 5 rou o ner ro 1 'r I 1 ' w J. ' - , r 'E2 AMERICAN PRINTING COMPANY Prlnters Publishers Dlal 9 6881 P O Box 7126 1121 East INIIQSOUTI El Paso Texas PROMPT SERVICE Concrete Plpe 8- Flttmgs Septlc Tanks Flower Pots Cesspool Rmgs Western Concrete Works YSI ETA TEXAS Phone UL 9 7964 Just East of the Depot Tables 8. Benches Buuldmg Blocks Ablgoll says End the Quest p S, Get the Best SMITTY S DAIRY OUEEN V341 North Loop Road All Types of Shade and Frult Trees LANDSCAPE DESIGNING and PLANTING BLACK S NURSERY 108 F Iomaland Drlve off North Loop UL 9 8156 TIGUA PLUMBING 81 HEATING CO We Service the Lower Valley 7705 North Loop Rd Dlal UL 9 7912 E1 Paso Texas Princess Nyla Cosmetics SELF S SALON Hour Styling Phone 3 7429 909 N Mesa Awe El Paso Texas X H I I T R E E S Shrubs -- St. Augustine Gross ' 1 ' 1 OLD MISSION SERVICE STATION UL 9-9041 Batteries - Accessories - Tire Repair WE TRY TO PLEASE PASO MODERN CLEANERS Ysleta s Finest Cleaners Dial UL 8 7021 Ysleta Texas H w Bucher Jr UL 96515 BUCHER FURNITURE EXCHANGE New Used 9006 Highway 80 East Ysleta Texas CITIZENS STATE BANK Ysleta Texas Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C 81 L GROCERY Free Delivery 8386 Hlway 80 E UL 9 7576 CRISMON S BARBER SHOP Dial UL 9 7988 Ysleta Texas Patronage Appreclated l I . , . ' I u u I n - P T I 7 r I M I Congratulations to the Seniors Bug 8 Stores UNION FURNITURE CO of 200 15 s stanton Dxal 32486 Pratl s Food Store Shaw s Food Market 5660 Alameda Bhd 5900 Alameda Blxd GLASS APPAREL SHOP INC Bassett Tower 220 Texas bt Loretto Suburban 4716 Montana EI Paso Texas Jerome Glass Wholesale Meats Custom Sloughtermg Processing For Home Freezers UL 9 8431 YSLETA TEXAS SCOTTS BEAUTY NOOK 7056 Hlway 80 East Dlal PR 2 2866 El Paso Texas I7-ff 0 0 5 at the Indians own Q Clock D Ive In Take tlme out for a snack I TH 6915 Hlghway 80 E PR 2 4602 3 I I YSLETA LOCKER PLANT H ' I X f . , I . I 6 I E 1. C ' ' L - O - c I n , K C C LUCKY Gulf Servlce Statlon No 5 Washmg Lubrication Flats Fixed You Are Always Welcome Hm ay 80 E Phone UL 9 9013 LOSOYA S Grocery and Market 24m S Church Street Phone UL 9 6189 Ysleta Texas YOUR FRIENDLY GROCERY Tony s Ysleta Floral Servlce Greenhouses D191 UL 9 9529 8746 H1ghway 80 E El Paso Del Norte Border Town Drlve In Theatres OI' What s playing What s commg Openmg Time Time of showmg Call PR 2 0461 from 900 am to 500 pm El Paso Drlse In PR 2 0461 Del Norte Drive In 1 9102 Border Town Drive In PR 2 3571 COLES BARBER SHOP PERSONAL SERVICE TO ALL Why Not Get the Best In Barber Service? No 7 Lakeside Shoppmg Center 7022 Hlway 80 E For El Paso Furniture Carpetlng Decorating SUPPLIERS Kltchens Appllances 7322 North Loop Hardware Phone PR 8 1102 Authorized Dealer Hamilton Bulova Elgin Watches Expert Watch Repalrlng All Work Guaranteed TABBERT'S Del Camlno Jewelers 5050 Alameda PRospect 2 5881 FOR ECONOMICAL WELDING ee The Baron Welding Shop 13.1 N Zaragosa Street YSLETA TEXAS I I . f 8, . . j . . FLOWERS ron Au. occAsloNs l ', ' ' ' ' ' I . s ART MAYA REALTOR A home for every Income 5046 Alameda Dual PR 21486 Lakeslde Downtown AARONSON BROS Clothing for The Entire Family Charge accounts welcomed PASODALE PHARMACY Next to Bronco Theatre Geo W Bush and C D Cunnlngham Free Delivery New and Used Cars ln Front of Post Olhce STEVES AUTO SALES 1 Fr nanc e My own Paper Over 30 Years rn Ysleta la UL 96211 Ysleta Texas JERRY CALLISON DEPARTMENT STORE Open Every Day 7570 Highway 80 E PR 2 6426 SCOTT ELECTRIC COMPANY Licensed and Bonded Electrlclan Phone UL 9 7840 GUARANTEE SHOE COMPANY El Pasos Oldest an Fmest Shoe Store CARMEN S CAFE Mexlcon 81 Amerlcan Foods 110 Texas 211 E San Antonlo 3257 HWUY 30 E El P050 TCXUS El Paso, Texas UL 9 9071 1 Dial UL 9-8420 8400 Highway 80 E. D' I - , d Rawlings MacGregor Wilson EL PASO SPORTING GOODS GO. 208 N. Stanton Street Fishing Tackle Guns 81 Ammunition EL PASOS LEADING SPORTING GOODS STORE The Mighty ATOM mpw-won' O02 S29 RED DY KILOWATT D ll PASO llfllillll Lftwzff f VIVIAN S BEAUTY SHOP 6498 Alameda PR 2 3883 Cold Waves S3 95 MOLINAS GROCERY AND MARKET FRESH DAILY A HPV E D l UL 9 305 TIGUA TEXAS I I X T ' X O O o - f X P' p 3 X . C M M - O xl' -- . . 2 - S ' .,, I O O , O 3 Q ' Meats and Vegetables affix: We re Always a p to Serve You A IAX-PAYING rulllc UTIL TY 517 ost Drive ia -8 HACIENDA PHARMACY 7563 Acapulco Rd. I PASODALE SERVICE Free Delivery Phone PR 8-1202 C G MORRISON Quallty Varlety Merchandlse Ysleta Texas 8405 Highway 80 E. At the sign of Chevron Service J T Purvns Owner Phone UL 9 9096 To the graduatmg class and fellow stu dents The Whute House sends thus wlsh A happy up for every down a dozen smlles for every frown a but of laughter for each slgh a rainbow for each cloudy sky THE WHITE HOUSE for fashlon Dlol 21411 llll lllllllll llllll'1l' 239 Looking for a Bargain? Blll s Furniture Auction New Used 8497 H ghxxay so E UL 9 6111 E and S Lew s Grocery 1141 H1 ay 80 East for fresh vegetables RUI.I.I NS MOTOR COMPANY Your Lmcoln Mercury Dealer WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Electrlcal Pu b g 81 Heating Building Materials ELECTRICAL 81 MECHANICAL Supply Company, lnc 2000 Texas Street, El Paso, Texas ectrica Ma eria Lig t Fixtur s E ectroni s mbin Heating C Air Conditioning I Pipe, Valves 8. Fittings I Building Materials C Appliances Congratulations to the Seniors from HOLMES ACCORDION STUDIO 8139 N. Lo p Ra. UL 9 6219 Ride to Your Destination in Style On the 'Yellow Buses' EI Paso Ysleta Bus Line 6395 Alameda Blvd. PR 2 1526 0 ' O 0 i ' . .- I 'w 415 Montan El Paso Z m in ' 0 0 - O EI I t ls O h e I l c I Plu 9 O GIMBEL'S HARDWARE and LUMBER 7308 N Loop Rd El Poso Texos PR 2 l-467 GI rdclen Points Horclwo re Tools Philco Appllonces Alterations Free Delivery Special Service at No Extra Cost FASHIONS CLEANERS For Today s Fabrics 27 Years of Experience 9037 Highway 80 E Ysleta Texas BARTON BROS TEXACO SERVICE We Give S 81 H Green Stomps 8276 Hnghwoy 80 E UL 9 9091 CHARLIE S CAFE We am to please Come in and try our Bar B Q and Assorted Foods Charlie Lozano Connie Lozano To keep you feeling os you should Drunk PRICE S Milk 7864 Hlway 80 E L 6 TIGUA HOBBYCRAFTS Il f Illl Ill, AFI Illl 7649 North LOOP Complete Selecto of Q ality Da ry Products All Kmds of Models Handicraft Supplies Art Supplies Pnces Creamerues Inc EI Paso Texas I lv , I . , . i , is our menu. - I U The best in service, is our dessert. Il' S I'T1IQl lIy QOOdl - - x . . U X . F' 7 l: 'sg' O limi l .- ..-yr in u ' . a THE swlNG IS T0 Foam FULWILER MOTOR CO. Your Fnendly Ford Dealer Cors Trucks Ports Service 615 Texas St Dual 3 2434 PR 8 090I income, J E U' E ILIIW 7 Hgh y80Et sdeV EL PASO TEXAS JERRY D DITMORE Glass Wmdow Glass Table Tops Replacements Mirrors HARVEY S GLASS CO Specralrzrng rn Steel Sash Glazing 7811 North Loop Road R Harvey UL 9 9040 S N D 8167 N Loop D CHEVRON I Al UL 9 9043 STATION heal .-I Q.,-,,.. Cones Punts Quarts DAIRY NOOK 8929 Hlway 80 E YSLETA TEXAS spec.a:.mg m Sodas Sherbets Sundaes Hamburgers 2 4 2 Shakes Hot Dogs ATTENTION HOME CRAFTSMAN' Home Duzzlt says Let Henry S Oppenhelm help you ln your remodelmg repamng or new construction SHOP WITH US AND SAVE HENRY S OPPENHEIM, INC 8925 Hlghway 80 E UL 9 7926 ll ' ll Phone - - I 030 I wa as Lalrei illage A , Y ' YI ' H Y 1 13 . 1 ' V 1 'II I' ' ' I ' 14 -- 'I ,lt I ' 'il' : 5 r- . x . ' A ' f L' I ts, .' - A l . I .. I . i Y P a dDXOI BORDER DIXIE TRUCK TERMINAL U Pho e 2 0285 Osc E Pa o ess E P Maple Shop Dst ct e Gfts ffilhwj Qlff FINE JEWIILRY fvx POTTER S FLOWERS 9I3 N Mesa Avenue 2 6543 Thirst too, seeks qualzty Magnolia Coca Cola Bottling Co Dixie etroleum Products 0 Qu ker State I an - i s 5 I , J L I 24 Hour Service Q n - ar Davis 3700 . isan Drive L ee I uso, Texas i in iv 5 A 1 , Q 'I 'i ' 1 L e.':ZE.i?9 I li I . . E Z Q a I EL PASO TEXAS 243 The Watkins Motor Co. of EI Paso 700 North Oregon Street EI Paso, Texas F. E. Fran Wilson Sales Department Phone 3-4777 Res. PR 2-4935 Beautity, Protect and Increase the Value at Your Home with an . . . ALLIED Chain-Link FENCE 7217 Dale Road - PR 2-4253 - El Paso CORTEZ BEAUTY SALON 205 Cortez Hotel 2 Hours Free Parking at the Hitching' Post 11 Addis Brothers Ploning Mill Frames-Screens-Cabinets-Woodwork of All Kinds FREE ESTIMATES Dwaine Addis 7306 North Loop Burl Addis EI Paso, Texas ARNOLP is IIISURFI ICE Phone UL 9-8051 AGENCY ' P. o. sox 417 WESTERN ond PLAY v CLOTHES X M, ff KRoD TV ,X 133 QA X cl-IANNEL crmnneu. g A A 1 css 'XI 1 X V, we 'W jx 5 1 11515 mai ' I Look for Thus Q Lobel At Better Stores QWXIQN Every Where BLOUNT S Congrotulotlons to the Buck Edwards Class of 1955 Frozen Food Lockers G 'Ce eS OFFICE SUPPLY co Processmg Meat 1100 E Yandell Phone 3 5409 214 E YO,-,dell 2 2252 EI Paso Texas El Poso's Newest ond Fmest MODERN FURNITURE Co. Dmmg Room at Stanton and Yandell LA FONDA DINING ROOM Where You Save More Dial 3-5558 EI Paso, Texas 5301 Alomedo Ave PR 2 2311 f if Q if X ix N aaa: ' M - '- 1 . - T ' ft ,w i 1' V , Xe. si Y' 1 were f- Q 2 f 4 tg . Us ' xt ,jedi f I N fs Q O A f l 7' . .1 rec L1 L '::g. 1 1 V., . f. -'- ' ' . K. ..1 - - n tl? in V ,lst A 3 .1 I R X 1 'gr- 33 f 'fi ' 15. df I ' if ,.o - .-gr. 1 2 1' . v le , 1 a S f- we at ? 's,5' l!!4 -2 t 'k 'T -Yllll I Llhlllbl . . . . . . . 'M V J '79 Q - 1 1 ' 1 I I YSLETA MOTOR CO. 8916 Highway 80 E. ff. xx PR 2-6664 Rusco Windows Texboro Cabinets On -D F e er rames Slidemoster Roly Garage Doors HENDERSON CONSTRUCTION SERVICE Cletus C. Hoyle 6614 Alameda Blvd. EI Paso, Texas Congratulations Seniors TENNESSEE and FOREMOST MILK CEDAR GROVE BARBER SHOP Your best food at its best 7395 Highwoy 80 E. At your favorite food store, or for home delivery Dial PR 2-2861 TENNESSEE MILK CIJMPANY TONY CANALES STUDIO MQNTE5 Portraits PAC KING Illustrative COMPANY Magazine News Colo' Photography Buyers of livestock Phone 3-5822 301 N. Concepcion Ave. PR 2-2798 1101 E. Yandell EI Paso, Texas El paso, Texas 46 ROBERT B ELLIOT T R U C K I N G UL98022 Lfytt EP PARAMOUNT WHOLESALE MEAT CO M 2120 M t CEDAR GROVE BEAUTY SHOP Beauty S rv ce f sc m at g VN Sp c al ng 7395 H gh ay 80 E PR 2 4282 C A GOETTING GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS 2 6071 TRI STATE MUSIC CO WHITEYS AUTO SALVAGE 8216 H y so A P T I ph UL 9 9516 COWBOY PARK AND GARAGE EI Paso Texas sh U d L b om ee arage ervice Automotive Parts Ignition Service 7243 Highway 80 E. PR 2 0623 Reasonable Rates Retail eats at Wholesale Prices on ana 633 a a e e Drive I uso, Texas e i or Di. ri in in 'omen ei izi in - Permanent Waves-Hair Cutting Lee and Olive Street i w' ' . - 1 - w . E. Some Parts for II Cars All arts for Same Cars ee one - I Texaco Products ' Wa n u rication C pl t G S ' - at 1 4 4 ou Dlscover El Paso Machine Works, Inc 600 E. 4th Street Tel. 3 7484 General Machine Work - Welding 81 Fabricating Structural Steel Warehouse P. O. Box l24l El Paso, Texas Congratulations, Graduates from the WAGNER COMPANY al Estate - Rentals - Insurance GQXQA 6-1621 and PR 2-1496 Y A, MORGAN 84 SONS General Contractors Home Offrce EI Paso BILLIE HELMS Jushce of the Peace 7838 HI hwa 80 East PR 2 4761 ew? HOUSE OF FABRICS INC 9 Y A Fabric for Every Need 7040 Highway 80 East PR 8 0391 In Lakeside Village EI Paso Texas X, JUNIOR'S OWN SHOP . . . FOURTH FLOOR Specral Occasions Call for A Very Special Dress And Youll Fund Just The One At the IN EL PASO 249 :A I ff,l,'l'1 A' ' XML ' ':7'i:f'Lfn 65' GRAIN -' .r w-fx-.. -.7 , X' f' , I ff' livf 'Q f d' x fy- .501 .V Uh B E E F 6' f ll Llllzflfli l ' If llll lil 'll'ff ff J M, - ff I H L '12 ll x l K, -'-F 1 x'C ':-N X11 j-X 1 .M ' A N-Bl 1151? i Dual' 2 4605 Cotton Addn South End ARROW PETROLEUM GAS CO. Butane - Propane Wholesale Only Dial 3-324l, 3-7656 EI Paso Texas For Dependable Used Cars Vnsnt e I ' ' th 51 5 , 1- 4' If 'V 'F V R I Q ' l I Y' , X . . if f X 1 ' ' ' so , of 1 ' - : , in . Q P F V ' , 'ff r 'A l-. .. 5. Xa Leenl .lun ll A-.AA .Alla 11. ll YIW 51' 458 -. .,,.- ,l Umar 9-7404 DELGADO GREEN CROSS VALLEY TV OUTLET H05P'TA'- House of TV Bargains New and Reconditioned Dr' R' R' Delgado Expert Repair Service on All Models Radio and Te'eviSi0n SURGERY 8. oBsTETRlcs Vincent M. Appleby 8038 Hiway 80 East Owner 81 Manager UL 9-7521 Mi H O L D S W O R T H JEWELER 81 SILVERSMITH 109 E Oyeflgnd 205 Mills Street El Paso Texas Phone UL 9 8061 Y S L E T A MODERN PLUMBING 8. HEATING COMPANY BEAUTY SALON 81 DRESS SHOP Contracting and Repairing Dual UL 9 9051 9045 Hnway 80 E 201 No Harris St Mike Archuleta Ysleta Texas Be a happy carefree gardener' 0 R T H O J T Stovall W P Stovall Sr and healthy the easy way ORTHCL P O Box 163 Cdllfbfllld Spfdy Chelhllldl COIP 24 Hour Wrecker Service Harris and San Jose Ysleta Texas Phone UL9 7621 Ysleta Texas 252 UL 9 7373 l i keeps your garden clean A MALT OR A MEAL AND NEVER LEAVE YOUR WHEEL Where Ysleta High School Students Meet 13254: als Texaco Servlce Stahon Washing Lubrlcatlon Flats Flxed You Are Always Welcome YSLETA TEXAS NEW DEAL MERCANTILE Phone UL 9 7908 One Stop General Store 8772 Highway 80 E Ysleta Texas 903 GIVEN BROS FOOTWEAR 0 WOMEN S APPAREL 0 BAGS 0 ACCESSORIES Downtown 300 Texas 5 Polnts 906 N Pnedras Loretto-4824 Montana Lakeside 7018 Hlghway 80 SAMMY'S SHOP Ladies men s 81 chlldren s wear -Shoes At Lowest Pnces Mrs Henry Oppenheum prop 2 Hlghway 80 E Phone UL 97968 f- 2 C I l I . o u 9 I . I 8800 Hiway 80 E. Phone UL 9-9007 ' - ' E. 2 CECIL S USED CARS ff' Ste-'l 5-eq, 45, og? 1? 'fn ed' 52,15 Xena? X ing, we ,ef f 'ily Look These Borgoms Over Chelsea 81 El Poso Drlve Phone PR 2 1812 DOWNUM WELDING SHOP 6264 Alameda Boulevard EL PASO TEXAS Dual PRospect 2 2461 Trailer Hrtches 0 All Types of Welding Overload Sprmgs Ornamental Iron Work CLOCK CHEVRON 6825 Alameda Standard Oil Products 24 Hour Service 54 gk R C4 44 4 jg.. lf pifw HAPPY AS A LARK Unless you start burldrng up your nest egg now whsle you re free as a brrd you may be out on a lrmb later' So why not open a savrngs account at The State Natronal rrght away? Be an early lr . and youll be happy as a lark' 'ras STATE NATIONAL BANK OF il. PASO llllll FIDIIAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COIPOIATION IAN ANTONIO AT OIIOOI I iz: - 1-1 ahh , ,erm -3,4 - - To . .-P' Y .o I, ' . V 'fe 'fn A A H ,. , . v ' ' . M' E. . V' y 1 -qw.-,f . ' zz- 'V 1-,gg 1 , ' ' 'fx' A T' TWA. J l Q .,,, N' . . ' - , I .1 H 1 Q - 1 ' 1 ,Q I ivff, 4 L ' Q' . V1-nl ', - 1 ' F J V- xi - n x 4 V sw V ' Q, 1 .Q . . 5 ,.fQ '.A . Y . . . V I .A I -:.,,w.,g.w.1g,f'i?'5vW Q MA X -7?g5,,,,',,, 1 NK VWKXSFU , Q ' . V ,:. . '. Y,.- .. -.C -- 1 - M 4 AMA ' , 1 .f Q 1 C N C . 1 if X 1 1 tl 1 W , f ,E . I ,i ul W rex th - p 1' - X . 'XXX 'Ali . -,. - N sly, X l . . . . rg . J , 1 D fa ' mes I ' J , Kg t ? V . . I . , . b' d . . ' . EL PASO VENETIAN 7704 N- LOOP Rd- BLIND CO. 5950 Alameda Blvd. TIGUA El Paso, Texas BARBER SHOP Venetian Blind Manufacturers ' Moody 81 Foster PR 2-2777 W'CKER'5 HlxsoN's GROCERY 81 MARKET We Deliver Phone PR 2-2916 El Paso's Jewelers Since 1888 Corner of Dale and North Loop Road WE GIVE AND REDEEM A QWL STAMPS 118 Mills Street EI Paso, Texas The lndians' Retreat WIGWAM Across From the School UL 9-7348 Res. PR 2-5719 TIGUA AUTO PARTS Most parts for most cars Open Sunday 9100- 1:00 p.m. O. C. Higgins, Owner 7819 N. Loop El Paso, Texas BORDER PRODUCE CO. INC. for Top Quality Produce l 14 S. Ochoo Phone 2-5403 The Finest in Beauty Care For the Discriminating Woman DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP Cora Lee Lawrence P.O. Box 784 Ysleta, Texas Specialists in Hair Shaping Styling and Permanent Waving Hamilton - Bulova Watches J. D. STILL'S Gem Jewelry Expert Watch 81 Jewelry Repairing PR 2-0708 5808 Alameda Blvd. El Paso, Texas CHI-MEX QUALITY MEATS Retail and Wholesale Phone 3-5527 or 3-5528 Repairing and Appliances and Contracting Supplies N. M. CANFIELD Plumbing and Heating Dial 3-7427 2424 Wyoming Street El Paso, Texas AUTHORIZED HOTPOINT Sales Service Jiffy uON QRNTLK 226 N. Mesa EI Paso, Texas Austin Eng. 81 Mfg. Co., Inc. SHELDON JEWELER5 Roy S. Austin Ysleto, Texas Mills at Mesa Enjoying the confidence of the community for 4I years GIFTS OF DISTINCTION FOR ALL OCCASIONS CHRISTOPHER S INC Mesa at Montana Headquarters for Brides MACMAR 78 0 North Loop Rd In TIGUA Gifts for ALL occasions I I A I I 0 - ' SERVICE STATIONS A I I . Congratulations to the Class of '55 H. M. LUWRANCE GIN C0. LUCKY BUY 4130M 'IP S th ON PIGGY BANK SERVICE STATION Venn Servuce or Self Service 7176 Hnghwoy8O Eost PR2 0712 P 81 N SUPER MARKET Serving Ysleto cmd Lower Volley 259 264 Aaronson Brothers 237 Addrs Brothers 244 Agrlculture Supply Co 226 Allred Fence Co 244 Als Shop for Men 223 Amerlcan Furmture Co 230 American Prlntlng Co 233 Anthony C R Co 227 Arnold lnsurance Agency 244 Arrow Petroleum Gas Corp 250 Austln Engrneerlng 8. 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