Mathis High School - Galleon Yearbook (Mathis, TX)

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UF HUUSEKEEPING CW THE NOMINEES for the representative of the Mathis F.H.A. in the San Patricio County Livestock Show queen contest were Ann Groom, Ianis Beard, and Kathy Holmes, Ann was chosen as the representative. OFFICERS: Janis Beard, pianistg Jessica Phelps, treas- raryg Nellie Jane Luther, first vice president, Becky urerg Karen Dunn, par1iamentariangAnn Groom, presi- Phelps, second vice president. NOT PICTURED: Dee dent, Pam Webb, Song Leader, Nancy Teague, Secre- Ann Williams, reporterg Candy Koepsel, historian.

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HUMEMAKERS LEARN ESSENTIALS 33' ' ' T '19 TOP ROW: Alice Jiminez, Aileen White, Orelia Ortega, Mary Galvan, Lupe Cardona, Willie Mae Simpson, Darlene McDaniel, Effie Cardona, Eva Lerma, Sarah Buetow, Betty Lou l-lybner, Mary Ann George, Mary Layne Finley, Brenda Cavasar, Elvira Morales, Angie Villareal, Ofelia Gonza- les. MIDDLE ROW: Isabel Capelo, Yolanda Pena, Pat Smith, Karin Lambert, Linda Rouse, Linda Stapp, Kathy Ermis, Susan Knolle, Joan Melton, Teeter Tennill, Pam ANN GROOM AND JESSICA PHELPS presented the F. H.A. beau, Johnny Snody, with a gift. ii Webb, Pat Ammons, Nettie Gilley, Linda Mussman, Sharon Berryhill, Cheryl Cavasar, Susan Stone, Judy Witt. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Groom, Mrs. Coers-Sponsor, Vir- ginia Jiminez, Mary Fonseca, Gadelia Garcia, Josephine Aleman, Karen Dunn, Cathy Tennill, Kay McDonald, Kathy Holmes, Sue Tennill, Dee Ann Williams, Candy Koepsel, Becky Phelps, Nellie Jane Luther, Janis Beard, Nancy Teague, Jessica Phelps, and Esmeralda Hernandez. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS took part in school ac- tivities aswell as leaming the main points in home- making. The F.H.A. helped the F. F.A. in the an- nual F. F. A. -F.H.A. banquet, one of the highlights of this year's activities. The club sponsored entries in the Homemakers' Division of the San Patricio County Livestock Show.

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cfncuin nt ESPANA 1 STANDING: Mary Ann George, Brenda Cavasar, Roger Miller, Arturo Marez, Howard Stridde, Bobby Weh- meyer, Iessie Benavidez, John Sutherland, Allan Gre- gorcyk, presidentg Aileen White, Karen Dunn, Mrs. Wehmeyer-Sponsor. KNEELING: Erich Schneider, Ann Williams, Bill Florez, Nancy Teague, vice presidentg Kathy Holmes, secretaryg Linda Stapp, treasurer. NOT PICTURED2 Sue Tennill, Candy Keopsel, Alice Jimin- ez, Polo Delgado, Robert Jennings, Tony Valdez, Manuel Ruiz, and Baltazar Trevino. Groom, reporterq Gloria Vela, Teresa Garza, Dee Ann THE SPANISH CLUB, composed of former Spanish students and Spanish II Stu' dents, created an interest in Spanish cul- ture. The members worked diligently to give our school and the Spanish room a Spanish accent. The Spanish Club built a portal before the Christmas holidays and decorated the bulletin board so that stu- dents would have a better atmosphere of study. The portal displayed the member's knowledge of Spanish culture. Under the leadership of Mrs. Wehmeyer and President Allan Gregorcyk, the Spanish Club added their share to the school spirit. BRENDA CAVASAR AND ANN GROOM helped decorate the bulletin board rr-H' if Q r ed el' .l e en n de