Another first (actually 3rd, but close enough) for our Alma Mater.  I had not been previously aware of this until published recently on Facebook by El Paso High School - Tiger Alumni. 

Third oldest football program in the state of Texas!! We are the Pride of El Paso. Make plans to join us this fall for the 126th season of Tiger football!!#UnmatchedHistory #WeAreElPaso #Tradition #Pride

"LOST SOULS"

We are gearing up for our 60th Reunion next year (Fall 2022) and are updating as much contact information as possible.  Classmates on the following list are designated as "Lost Souls" as we have no contact information on them at all.  If you have any information about any of these folks, please contact one of the following:

Pat Moore (mcpomoore@yahoo.com) or (915) 780-3890

Betty Ann Seiler (bettyannseiler@gmail.com)

Lee Schwartz (friedalee@aol.com)

Barbie Shectman Andreason (holeintheday@yahoo.com)

EPHS Class of 1962 "Lost Souls"

Linda Gay Barkley

Sylvia Blanco

Rosa Bravo

Jose Caballerro

Linda Lee Blohm Martin

Kathleen Collins

Guillermo A. Contreras

William Contreras

Norma Escajeda Ratliff

Cecilla Espinosa Ibarra

Brigitte Gisell

Minerva Gutierrez

Maria Lara

Frank Lopez

Gilbert Lopez

Dierdre Martinez

Celia Medina

Margaret Moreno

Yolanda Negrete

Ernesto Quevedo

Santiago Rivas

Alfred Rivera

Hermina Rodriquez

Libertad Rodriquez - Cuba?

Lawrence Kimball Romney

Dolores Sanchez Wright

Bob Toliver

Elizabeth VonSpeckleson

EPHS Tiger Volleyball Fundraiser

The below link is to the current on-line fund raiser webpage for EPHS Volleyball.  Coach Yesenia Alarcon-Ortega asked us to help spread the word of the fund raiser among EPHS alumni.

Coach reminds us that during the COVID-19 era, beginning mid-March 2020 and still effecting schools and communities, Tiger athletic teams, fine arts programs, JROTC, academic teams, and student clubs were restricted in both fund raising activities and in preparation and performances.  Spectators were prohibited at all indoor competition meaning no ticket sale revenue and no revenue from T-shirts and other paraphernalia, while outdoor competition had restrictions on who and the number of spectators were allowed.   Nevertheless, student athletes, student musicians and vocalists and dancers and actors and debaters and other contestants, continued to learn, train, and represent "The Lady On The Hill" with dedication and enthusiasm.   Now, the COVID veil is being lifted and Tiger teams are attempting to recover from a year of lost revenue opportunity at the same time that purchase requirements come due for the coming season's uniforms, equipment, supplies, and travel expenses.  

As alumni of the best High School in Texas, we have an interest in maintaining the traditions of our school.  If you can, please contribute at the following website.  NOTE: this probably won't be the last funding request, so be judicious.

El Paso High School Volleyball 2021 (snap-raise.com)