Martin High School - La Pitahaya Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

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IN MEMORIAM . . . sustained and soothed By an unfaltering trust, approach they grave, Like one that wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams? From Thanatopsis, by William Cullen Bryant f A , ,,.,, I, RAMON ALONSO AVINA Born AUgl1S'f 29, 1942. Died February 9, 1959

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n ,. it fri ' S Very modern is the homemaking cottage, so long md low that it doesn't make a good picture. We :how you only the entrance. The Walls are red bricks md the Wood trim is a blue green. The bulldozer Hrst prepared the ground for the Homemaking Department ast summer. The Department, I,ve heard, was over- oyed at having, at last, a roof of its own. h ,. pg The annex, upper right, is shared by high school and Christen. Weire saying good-bye here for the photographer in the inner quadrangle of the Annex Building. Notice the patio beyond us and the puddle of water at our feet from the recent rain. And now we'll say adios and go home to lunch. Being in Martin High is fun. Don't you think?

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On the portico of Martin High School, August O. Hein, Lt. Col. USAR, chats with a group of Senior students-Bob Lewis, James Cole, and Phillip Medellin. Colonel Hein, who has served in the oflice for three years, was promoted this year to the position of assistant principal. In the background are Guillermina Martinez, Diana Marti- nez, and Sylvia Molina. -5 J fl Mm. in f A-7 5 1:32 I P?w.f aQ ,.w a f M , Ili ,gg?:,.?r'ff H , . mv in , - 'wijff ., if,-E!-F.,-,g 137' L' 7 - ' , .f1,fL, f f y 1 ,1Q...,,...-I 1.2 l ill 4'- K l , , ii, il ,f--.-w ,,,,...........