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

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Unforgotten hostages, Ailing auto industry prisoners, which completed a year in captivity on November 4, na- tional election day. Reagan won the election with a landslide number of electoral votes. In the minds of most Americans, the decision of electing a president was not a matter of voting for the most qualified candidate, but choosing between the lesser of three evils. The American Auto Industry found itself facing evils of a differ- ent sort. Sales of American-made cars plummetted from 9.3 million in 1978 to 7 million in September 1980. An figures recorded in the last week of August 1980 showed that America's Big Three auto makers, Chrysler, Ford, and Gen- eral Motors, sold the fewest cars for any mid-August period since 1967. Because the Auto Industry was the single largest industry in the United States, the economy Indian mascot, Arturo Gonzalez, clothed in the traditional Indian headdress, issues an Indian war cry to the opposing team on a Friday morning pep-rally. Tury was elected mascot for the sec- ond year in a row. Opening 4 i Solutions sought for crisis' I and job force of the entire nation was affected. In all, 650,000 jobs in related business were sacrificed. I Ford Chairman Philip Caldwell said, lt,s not really just the auto business. I think we're talking about the industrial capability of the nation. To counteract the 1 downward trend, auto-makers went back to the drawing board to produce a fashionable, comfort- able, affordable, and fuel-efficient car. Taking advantage of a hot summer day, a nearby desert, and a tank full of gas, Senior Mike Escobar speeds down a dusty road. As gas prices reached 51.10 a gallon, drivers began to limit their use. . an-1-f-A-fi.w'f ? , u'?'5fiP'iE f ' ' ..,,,siw,ff ...r fa:-1fw1':w:vi','j' :ra - ' fi Af fi i . af'-s.ess,e..1--J, .wixf-,M is ag, F-f 1 'i 7. -+ , A , 'f . ' .-i-wr-ffm. . 15 Q-sg my 4 i-F.. 'f ' ' W1--. Eff . . - ,, r.'fe.1,Hfsf:.': '-nr,.f.-ixiw-fr, 5-.:1s:,,,f,:,g.1 - :,.ii'2x.f g1:'f ., .' . f I ' ' f':,i1J2f'f HW--ii,-. m:if' A f ,Q ,,. , 2-.e.Eef.,s-.,-fr, For those students who did not wish to attend the University of Texas at El Paso, Community College offered the opportunity to study at less cost, and in less time. Shown is the Valle Verde Campus.

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