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. .- ,., .,,1,, . and smapboob foo The Eagle's Call is professionally primed and is published once a month. Each month, one thousand copies are printed, distributed free to all Eagles and mailed to Canu- tillo Alumni. The Call this year, as it has done in the past, featured a healthy average of fif- teen topical and newsworthy stories. It has covered class and club news, special events, sports and Canuta happenings on a regular basis. The Call had the distinction of announcing and running photos of the Homecoming Queen and Court, the Spring Fiesa and Prom repre- sentatives and the top ten seniors. In addition, feature headline stories ranging from the appointment of our new Principal to the dedication of our new Gym, were all covered and chronicled by the Eagle's Call. Call staffers also take on the extra duties of completing a yearly scrapbook, polishing trophies, dec- orating the front display case and operating the coke machines.
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callmt Rosie Pui2t2'YeafvTogetMv This year's Call editorial staff was headed by pert Rosie Fierro, who performed her chief editor duties admirably and also carried on a family tradition. Rosie's older brother, Pancho Fierro fclass of '63J was one of the first Eagle's Call editors. Assisting Rosie this year, were senior students Martha Ronquillo and Josefina Ontiveros Cstory editorsb and senior Carlos Carrasco qsports editorj. Call advertising was sold and edited by blond senior Shawn Mowery and junior salesman Ricky Ortega and Jose Damian. Junior girls Raquel Sapien, Gloria Vigil and Ester Barraza were this year's stand out reporters. find 'QM - -i'i4
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' EMI6 Yeafu 'OwfieOfiwQiafe ' ,.-A , Tmvfakw lead Senior Tim Ortiz and Junior Ramon Alvarez, at right, quickly informed the student body that Canutillo High was, The only school in Texas on the other side of the river. Tim was the Council prez and Ramon performed Veep duties this year. Assisting this dynamic duo were junior girls Martha Morales and Dolores Retana. Canuta's Student Council kicked off an active '76-'77 with Freshman orienta- tion, followed through with Homecoming plans, District workshops, service activities, and capped off the year with memorable Spring Fiesta pres- entation. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 'ff l i 5 -E 1 L X ,S L5 K '7 MK , 'y 1' , - ,
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