Falfurrias High School - El Azahar Yearbook (Falfurrias, TX)

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.ovsm seated left to right are Loki Armstrong, Nellie Garza, P. rmirez, and Raul Ramirez. Stand- g left to right Hector Lopez, Homer Shirley, Cindy White, Peggy Perez, and Herbert Cates. Not shovm is Issac Trevino and Sandra Garza. litors Kay Odom and Dahyla Perez were responsible for the newspaper's ICCSS. r. Ivy discusses final plans for the awards assembly with Assistant Editor ahlya Perez. A. esw, . - . if :f me Albert Munoz, Sports Editor, and Michael Vasquez, Staff Photographer. Paper Is Top In Competition The I-Ieart's Delight newspaper, the school publication, was pub- lished twice a month by journalism I and II students. A member ofthe Interscholastic League Press Associ- ation, the paper received the Award of Achievement in Journalism at the state conference. Serving as Editor was Kay Odom, with Dahlya Perez as Assistant Edi- tor. Other positions on the Hear-t's Delight Staff were Sports Editor, Albert Munozg Copy Editor, Sandra Garzag Advertising Manager, Nellie Garzag Circulation Manager, Micki Armstrongg and Photographer, Mich- ael Vasquez. James M. Ivy served as sponsor.

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Beatrice Bee and Cindy White Co- they finish the last few annual editors look over extra PICUJYCS as pages. Kathy Grogan concentrates on drawing up layouts. Blinda Vela doesn't seem to like what she's typing. 3 Q Q1 Kim Waters relaxes after a hard day of annual work. Annual Portrays Zodiac Theme Twelve students worked through- out the year putting out this annual. It was work, but the staff had a lot of fun at the same time. Members were Kathy Grogan, Blinda Vela, Kim Waters, Mary Vela, Albert Munoz, Jeff Ginnow, Mickie Arm- strong, Homer Gonzalez, Mike Vas- quez, Sandra Salinas, and Co-editors Beatrice Bee and Cindy White. Theme of the annual was the zodiac, which was expressed as it figures in daily life. A new feature of the annual, the complete eleven issues of the Heart's Delight, was added to the end of the book. This unusual section pro- vides an easy reference to the school paper. This is Mr. Ivy's fourth year to serve as annual sponsor.

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Los Muchachos: Roy Cantu, Don Serafin Gonzales sing during a pep Haynes, G o nzalo Gonzales and rally. Area school students rest during the first fall convention held in the South Texas District Associ- F3lfUl'l'iHS- ation of Student Council. This was COUNCIL HAS BU Y YE R Serving as the voice of the student body, the Student Council worked on the Homecoming, Spring Prom, schoolwide elections, Class of the Week, and the Fall District convention which was a great success. In addition, members worked during the tennis tournament try- ing to house players. Breaking tra- dition this year for the voting system, the council was in charge of placing voting booths in the milling area for the students to vote. Furthermore, they also con- ducted new methods to promote spirit during the football season. The Student Council consisted of eight representatives from each class, four boys and four girls with one alternate. Accepted as a new member for the group, was the new exchange student fr 0 m Germany, Frauke Wode. Sponsor Silvia Salinas r.wf:M. ,,,.. Nt. - f t. , ,X W, .f.m.,,-M-