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

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Still Going Strong! visible in the togetherness dis- played by the entire student body. Most seniors found themselves graduating with the same group of friends with which they had en- tered elementary school. Perhaps because of this solid base, we found that events which would have easily divided a less unified school only served to strengthen us, and reaffirm the bonds which held us fast. Predictions for the nation of a decline in the quality of life in the eighties, the occurence of natural disasters, particularly the eruption of Mount St. Helens in Washington, and a steadily worsening fuel crisis, were all tak- en with a positive attitude by the stoic Indians. We realized that there was no direction to take but the one which led forward. As we marched, and some times trudged, along our path, it became clear that we were not stagnating, but we were STILL GOING STRONG. Opening 10 iw . W2 . ,sq - rs 1 Y g 51 Q .ri g ij '- i W 4' 'Ness 4 s si- air Above:Rogelio Rivera,Evaristo Willareal and Efren Perez all go up for a rebound against the Fabens Wildcats. The game was the first win for the basketball varsity squad as they romped the wilclcats 66-39. Left: Arturo Gonzalez. Through it all, we proved that 7 a good school just couldn't be kept down. Through wins or losses, successes or failures, good days or bad days, we remained Indians - proud and loyal. We looked upon the eighties as a challenge to be conquered and a time for individual growth. With a proud history in our past, and a positive outlook for the future, we were Still Going Strong.