Holding Institute - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

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'Z' X- A gf W- . ' . '-J-fi l' P fbi, l'sv' ,' i' '. 1 vo. ' . .fuk ACTIVITIES Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit wrote the Roman poet Virgil as he described the adventures of Aenas, the Trojan, who after many wander- ings, settled in Italy. Perhaps some clay these things will be a pleasure to recall had reference to the difficulties and dangers which he endured. Years later the unpleasant things would be forgotten, and only the memory of high ad- venture would remain. Now you may grumble and complain about the hours of practice necessary to prepare a program or complete a special project, but as you look back on your activities you will remember only the joy of a job well done.

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First year cheerleaders are: Gwynda Hollingshead, Amy Reuther, Blanca Cano, Gracie Williams, Aracely ,T imenez. Go, Fight, Win! i The two head-cheerleaders for the Eagles, are Linda Alaniz, and Rosa Bermea. He110! Rica-Dica! l CHEERLEADE -.L M Extra Extra! Read A11 About it! JN. .4 ' Y 5, ' ,4

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OUR ACTIVITIE UNITE U YIIE m ii-si The Government class, after visiting the Capitol, were Carlos, Juan, Galo, Joel and Eduardo enjoying the glle'-SIS at IHHCVS PHICIWS FCSUIUIEIHI- They SIC Vifleflte. licious chocolate and the sweet bread served atthe San Juanita, Josefina, Ha Rosalinda Dora and their Par ! nv. , , VY teacher, Mrs. Canales. At center is Janet. Some of our students who participated in our Holding Some members of the First Methodist Church Night program representing various countries. S6l'1I6Cl Several I1UlTlbCIS HI the HO1diIlg ' I fl I A i ' for vf V. I- 1 F' ' - Q,'f'f , . l',4 'A 3. yn, Q l 1. n I., X I g gy -i R. I ,21 4 H.. , l M P4 nfl- ll . l 1, '1 X M, ' f X ,qiixgy-I I-Q X Y I Elsa and Coya happily welcome the new students. The daily 15 minute devotions are planned students who are willing to participate. ,Tose L Patricia, Ana Maria, and Linda lead the ch service.