Goliad High School - Mission Yearbook (Goliad, TX)

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Carol Bclh Dcvinev seeks advice from Mr. Barnes on English survival paper. GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY DREAD DEPARTMENT GHS Students Prove the Theory of •WHAT- ME WORRY ' Pages 84-105 Charles Hausmann. junior, makes it throueh another day at GHS. ALMA MARTYRS DEPARTMENT The Mission Salutes Those Who Stuck It Out the 1980-81 School Year Pages 106-143 Mayor Hernan Jaso signs OEA proclama- tion for National Vocational Week. AD-MISSION DEPARTMENT The Mission Endorses the Finest Merchants in South Texas (and not just because they gave us cold, hard cash) Pages 144-159

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Departments Tiger mascDl, (Is.;.,, ,i,. , ;nc v, con- soles himself alter lloinccoming iKilfliiiic. HEIIIND I IIESCEI hS DEPARIMENT The Mission takes a look at The Lighter Side of GHS Pages 12-35 Kathy Williams, Tiger Band iwirler. high steps at all school pep rally. GETTING IN VOL VED DEPARTMENT A Mission l- ' eaturc on Bxtra-Hysterical Activities on C am pus Pages 36-63 Tiger varsity get reved-up before Homecoming game. INSTANT DELAY DEP 1RTMENT Locker Room Stories of GHS Sports Profound! Unccnsored! Pages 64-83

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YmasiA GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAIL DREAD DEPARTMENT Although the faculty and ad- ministration at GHS present a very sincere atmosphere for learning, we at the MISSION know better. We sec school as a place to make dates and talk about dances, movies, and the entire student body, all those im- portant issues that make life worthwhile. In reality, under the surface and beyond the public eye, GHS students manage to accept the seriousness of classroom studies and simply grin and bear it. Kevin Flores, well prelected against getting burned, demonstrates cutting torch techniques. Delia Quinitella conducts the Chrislm