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

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Wlth the begmnlng of football season new actrvntres opened up to YHS students Pep rallles were held before the games addlng to the hlgh pitched splrlt which helped lead the team to vnctory Numer ous assemblues broke the monotony of the dally routlne of classes and were engoyed by all For a favored few the honor socletles unducted thelr nmtnates T-he candld shot upper left shows Jerry Sprllman Luz McCutcheon Carl Rodrlguez cmd June Inman In the front hall gathered around Ysletas wooden symbol Kawlrga The plcture above shows Lance Hall loyal lndlan as he cleans up the campus whsle Llnda Gray Rexene Breneman Suzv Thompson and other students enjoy a hearty lunch rn the school cafeteria 'ff Ll .Q-. Q35 W,m Xfge FW T c . Au... L' lil. 11 5 5 ,wrt-wax ,Q AWK 1 N r v ' A it -E R... 1, A- 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . ? 1 1 ' , ' . ,E 1,415 1 . ' 0 ' 1 1 L 1 1 ' 1 f f 'ff' -- 4155, Q ' '--N. lx, . ,ff---f1-XXX Af'-.W...:,. .,,...,v--f . K+ t, -c--51 , 'ff - , fc Slw. , 1. 1, 11313, mf-e. mn, K- , .4 f -.11 . xwgfif, ' 15, ,, X ' I EF,-fffl' '-fl-'-e2,'.7f F' ': -1.292-1 .M g-ff! - j . 'f'lL,,l- ri-.. ip 1 E-f ' - ,. ff- -V1-cw, . ,f 4. 'vtwl -. 16lW'1- , .ww gn 'W 1-'gfhgfi gm- ' v qwg' gilgsz.. 1,62 ,f:'- ir., .-',::'f ,' :rn I elf? .,1'1jr',,1 25497 , 5:rv:I?:g: .2 ..ig. gn ,., ' 2:3111 71'0,qVfE,tjlkLfLL'.. S' JT7? ffm, v4f15 21Mgv5,1 1 1- ' 1' Wi -t?T.v'6 Fiat wi? 5f ' . Q'-gl ,. , . . , , , ,av ,. , 1'.':-9 -LW -'1w?f'ff.1e-. -' :gd 1 ff . , ., mi,-.. , f..,. vw-1: .M , - ,,,,- ,W--wiQg'n4,1 ,V -:ug , ,.,,'.,g.4 for .:..1,,-' 41,..,.:a 1 r,' z 'im 'r..1L-.Q-3-,s .3'.-ima' 5.313232 ,525 .53 55 1,v1..,. pix:-'Af ..,1,x,,.1. A.

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74 1,gQQfI . 51 ,glggcg .5 X ft fl it 35,1 ,Air ,vw ,git ,tmf , 1' ' 'tj e. V-1-,I fn F , . ff X.. ,X . if g ,o is a .wil fo 5, , Ol ,, X.,cX X, N X ,.,. - A, X, School officially began at Ysleta High on September 3, i958 after a registration that increased enrollment to approxi- mately 2,000 students. Eight new teachers were added to the staff to instruct the growing Tribe, and Clyde Wafer, princi- pal, returned to guide the Indians. New students attended three days of Freshmen Orientation where Tribe traditions were revealed. The students on the steps of the front entrance at right are Nicky Leitch, Carol Logan, Liz McCutcheon, and Pat Mc- Kenna. Below, at the back entrance are Barry Romney, Janet Lucas, and Pat Mc- Kenna. The auditorium looks deserted, lacking an Indian on its many rows of chairs. hav! 3 we ff mg-1X9

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c l i 2 e g l As Homecoming advanced closer, Ex-Students began to fill the halls of their Alma Mater, YHS. During the day especially set up for them, the Exes were honored with an assembly, a tea, a pep rally, and that night they attended the victorious Homecoming football game. The Speech Department presented the annual Children's and the Fall plays, while excited Ysleta Maidens began preparing for the yearly Beauty Contest sponsored by the Annual staff. The entire Student Body looked forward to the Christmas holidays after almost three months of school. The day school let out for the vacation a Christmas assembly was held in the auditorium. The program was concluded with the traditional singing W ' cgi , , i 3 , s g Pig, ,,,.. .li 3 5 K ca- . is .ff ..,. A ,H I K sf , if i 2 .Yi i V of Christmas carols around the flagpole in front of the school. After two weeks off, students returned to school and began preparing for their semester finals during dead week, At the end of January registration for the spring semester began, The stadium is seen above with only a few Indians in its stands. The flag in front of the school is raised by ROTC Cadets Dave Adams and James Hoover, before many students have even arrived. Below, Nancy Marshall, Karen Winn, and Robbie Traylor use the library as a study hall. r 3 i , - . Meg. 4-an-Q ,,f ' W W ,Q . , 7 f . -4fNc-::s-:- -,A ' 411