Escuela secundaria Bowie -1949

Fotografía de la escuela secundaria Bowie en la década de 1940. Ubicada en la zona sur central en El Paso, Texas.

Área: Central / South Central

Fuente: Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr.

Cargado por: El Paso Museum of History

Belen and Ramiro Robles, prob. 1950s

The image shows Belen Robles with her husband Ramiro, probably in the 1950s. They are dressed in midcentury-styled formal wear, with Belen Robles wearing a crown. The photograph is in black and white. Belen B. Robles is a member of the El Paso Community College Board of Trustees. She made history when she was elected as the first woman national president of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), the nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization. She celebrated her 50th year in LULAC and is an active member of the LULAC National Board. Also, Mrs. Robles continues to serve on numerous local and national positions and plays an active role in the corridors of power to ensure that the culture, history and economic conditions of El Paso are not overlooked. Mrs. Robles is President and CEO of Belen Robles & Associates, a public/private consulting firm that offers services on Hispanic issues, public relations, image-enhancement, marketing & diversity training. She has extensive experience given her 41 years of work in the Immigration and Naturalization Service and U.S. Customs in New Mexico, West Texas and Colorado. She was responsible for a $45-million budget, the procurement of contracts, equipment and personnel administration. Her role spans various management positions including Chief Inspector for Cargo Operations, Chief Inspector for Enforcement, Assistant Deputy District Director for inspection and Control, Chief Inspector Bridge of the Americas and El Paso International Airport, and Foreign Trade Supervisor. Robles was the fifth child of a family of 10 children born to immigrants who had come to the United States from Mexico in the early 20th century, her father from the state of Chihuahua, her mother from Zacatecas. Attending parochial school at St. Mary’s, she began high school at St. Joseph’s but graduated from Bowie High School in 1955. Three months her graduation, she married Ramiro Robles. While trying to find a job to support the young family, she realized that women were second class citizens, but so were Latinos. In 1957, Robles joined the League of United Latin American Citizens or LULAC, the oldest and largest Latino civil rights organization in the United States. With LULAC, Robles in particular fought for desegregation and education for immigrants. She received numerous awards and was inducted to the El Paso Women Hall of Fame. Sources: http://epcc.libguides.com/content.php?pid=309255&sid=2891598 http://www.epcc.edu/BoardofTrustees/Pages/BelenRobles.aspx

Área: Central / Chamizal

Fuente: C.L. Sonnichsen Special Collections, University of Texas at El Paso Library. Collection Name: PH060 Belen Robles. Photo ID: Robles06.

Cargado por: El Paso Museum of History

Gloria Lopez Alavardo

In this photograph, is Gloria Lopez Alvarado, her husband was Tony Azul Alvarado Jr.. Her husband went to Bowie High School, in El Paso, Texas. Gloria Lopez was a graduate of El Paso High School. In this photograph she is wearing Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr. sweater - who went to Bowie High School.

Área: Central / Manhattan Heights

Fuente: Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr.

Cargado por: El Paso Museum of History

Gloria Lopez Alvarado

Gloria standing in front of El Paso High School. Wife of Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr. who went to Bowie High School. Gloria Lopez is holding her school year book.

Área: Central / El Paso High

Fuente: Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr.

Cargado por: El Paso Museum of History

Gloria Lopez Alvarado

Gloria Lopez Alvarado wearing a Bowie sweater that was owned by Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr. Who went to Bowie High School, Gloria went to El Paso High School.

Área: Central / Manhattan Heights

Fuente: Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr.

Cargado por: El Paso Museum of History

Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr. and Gloria Lopez Alvarado

Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr. and Gloria Lopez Alvarado. Tony went to Bowie High School and Gloria went to El Paso High School.

Área: Central / Manhattan Heights

Fuente: Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr.

Cargado por: El Paso Museum of History

James R. Burton

Teacher who taught at Bowie High School. He was a very popular teacher among his students.

Área: Central / South Central

Fuente: Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr.

Cargado por: El Paso Museum of History

Juarez Indios Campiones 1950

Baseball Juarez Indios Capitalize Texas, Bowie High School - Arizona Cooper league champions Juarez Indios 1950 - Ernesto Porras pitcher from El Paso, Texas Bowie High School.

Área: Eastside / Pebble Hills

Fuente: Ernesto Porras

Cargado por: Ernesto Porras

Graduación de la secundaria

Graduación de la secundaria Bowie, Felix Rivera grad. 1956, LR Rudy Aparicio, Felix, Alfonso Acosta, Manuel Ramos.

Área: Central / Downtown

Fuente: felixrivera

Cargado por: felixrivera

Bowie banda de marcha

Banda de marcha lista para el desfile de Acción de Gracias

Área: Central / South Central

Fuente: mher1116

Cargado por: mher1116

Desfile de Acción de Gracias

Escuela secundaria Bowie banda marchando en el desfile de Acción de Gracias

Área: Central / South Central

Fuente: mher1116

Cargado por: mher1116

Escuela secundaria Bowie -1949

Otra escena de otoño en la secundaria Bowie - ubicada en El Paso, Texas. Fotografía tomada en la década de 1940 después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

Área: Central / South Central

Fuente: Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr.

Cargado por: El Paso Museum of History

Bowie High School Photography Club 1947

Escuela Secundaria Bowie 1947 - El Paso, Texas De izquierda a derecha: Adolfo Conejo, M. Valero, Mary Summers (patrocinador) Armando Pérez, Rafael Flores, Moisés Carrión, Lorenzo Agulera, Adán Hernández

Área: Central / South Central

Fuente: Tony (Azul) Alvarado Jr

Cargado por: El Paso Museum of History