McAllen High School - El Espejo Yearbook (McAllen, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

AQUIQY 400 f o 'Q I -Z O , :Q Q4 Y Y ' XX gf? N x x X X 45 X W , N ,P 4 B1 N lx? ff? Ni f'sk,4 65 K K KJ ffl In the years ahead, your thoughts of the years at McHi will appear to you at many odd moments- as daydreams most frequently, but perhaps oc- casionally as the nocturnal type also. The pur- pose of this El Espejo is to provoke those dreams into action in those years ahead. So wherever you have been at McHi during your tenure here, whether- ,,....f uyff.. ' WLJ, 'fp 9 . x YQ' 1- : tf 1 Q7 We 'YN ff .- 'Ns -fn -s-nw' 4.. .,a. ' QE: -. v y.. Alf N ,,Aq..1..'.. it .. JkMu,.,, , . f.,- , S'-' hfilfu-'Z' 'f HE , wi 'Tx fl 4 Y Ni vx ,1 ,gy t,, i 5 4 A ws, . 'S 5'- x, IN. X. v uf -n . ig-vu ?' aw , x. 'X 5 . llnu..,.,.htq ,.....,,N-4 5' I '-1: fy K I 1 N at SPOl'f111g cv Q nts or at extracurricular activities ...wfig fl Your 1952 EL ESPEJO Has Been There Too Published by Students MCALLEN HIGH SCHCOL MCAIICI1 Texas Ltlw g plwy By A t of 1 i o ra THE STECK CCMPANY us in, Texas 1st1nCt, WISPY 1111PI'CSS1O111S 111111511 1111111 11 111 1 18 IS 1:1111 s 1,11 1 15111311 111 118 1 11 IIS 11111 1 1 1 IS 1111111111 11111 11111111 t ll 111 111 IX IS 11111s1 KS 1 1111 1111111111111 1111 s 1s1 1111 I1 1 11111s 1111 1 111 1 111 LX 1 1117 11111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1s11111 11 1 11111111 s 117 1 13 18 1111 1111 11111 1.1111 11f N11111111s 111s1111C1 CIIIQ' 11111111111 111 1 1 IX 1 1 1011111 III 111 1111111 1111111 1 Ill 111 11 1 ll 111N 1 11111 11111 11111 11 1111 1 111 111111 118 1111111131 r 1111 11 IIS IS s111111 11111111 11111 11111111 111111 71111111 11111 aff, 811 'Qu ' CARLOAD OF DREAMS O '1 .4 ,Ill AO' VISIONS OF GRANDEUR Pages 10 57 CLOSER TO REALITY Pages 58 69 DREAMS WITH MUSCLES GIRLS OF MY DREAMS Pages 104 144 Pages 82 103 Pages 70 81 7 I U U O I 1 U , A111 K .' - I 11111' 111111-1111111-11s ' 11111 11 3111 ', 111-1-11:si I - 113 ll11' 1 I1I1ll'CS, 111115 111 11111' -1 1 11-S ilI'1' S1111 1 111 111511111-1, 5111111-111111-s 1'is111' 11111 1' 1s- s111 J 1 1111111 IISQ 111-11 11151111111 11111' 11111-1'1 .' 111 TL. 11 1 1-' 4 111' 1' 1 '. 1'.'S1.' . 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ICSC JO ANN WILSON Edltor Ih Chief ARTHUR GUERRA Art Editor TOMMY BLANKINSHIP Photographer SALLY NICHOLS SANDRA HOLDEN Assistant Editors et 111 1v1 ua IIICIITIOI1 On these pages are shown the students who h'1se labored to gne vou thxs 1952 EI Espeyo To sav that thev hase worked mam long hours would be trlte but true VS hlle other students enlowed regul lr saeatlon penods most of these people were husv tl'lII1ITllllj., pictures and rush mg to meet the eser present deadlines The dreamy eyed y.,ent second from top IS Arthur Cuerrl Ile drew the sketehes for the KIIVISIOII pages md other spots Arthur Semor has been .1 st iff member smee he was 1 Freshman just below Arthur IS Tommw Bldllklllblllp Nlelll s 'lee photographer He made the dream sequences for the CIIWISIOII pages .and eould llwaws be counted upon to run out .md tlke 1 quxek pleture Space does not xllow lllilltldlldl mention of the rest but thev III deserwe lndnldull mention MARGARET RODGERS FRANCES KENT HELEN JAMES SHARI WEST and DARLENE CONNER KAY KOERTGE JO KING SPELL Copy Wrlters Staff Asslstants 1' I N., X tw D- e . 'k l 5 O Cll'CZ1111S 'Il Y ' un' lun llll-ll 1' '1 d suns who daxly neatly To the woman Nlrss Lune Shannon who deals ID re n the dreams and lCl6'lS of the great catalogues and sticks volumes expressl gf wrlters of all tlmes 111 NlLHlS spauous 5000 book llbrarv who helps students reahze the1r dreams bs gllldlllg the1r readmg who backs up her deahng ln dreams wlth '1 practlcal sense of humor and patlence who IS alwaws readw to help each f fOIIT1ltl0!1 who spends hours of her free d dl student find that certam place o 111 tune III maklng NlcH1s llblarv one of the best rn the Vallev we have e Clted this 52 El Espejo cl. l . Q . ig 'E ,l l .1 fr' fs A rv . 5 f J I K' , f' o 5 X, I 1 ,og ' uw. , ' -Y 0 'lg' , .1 p ' l ' -l 'z ' - . ' . 'g ' 'Q ' ' It ' '. ' f. . ' . 1 i Y . . ' S .' ' Q , ' V g . I , c . . 1 1 f l ' il- fc -7 .' . ' ' x ' X ' ' 1 ' g f . J f l , . L. I , ,' u o 1 ' - 2 . 1 , . lslons of grandeur Es ers e lger Freshm ln st lrts oll the four we lrs of NIcH1 wlth his es es ste rdf lstlx umcd xt the dre lm dw when he wlll look oh so dlStlll glllSll6Cl Ill his clp md gown md step rlght up md take his diploma He IS soon jolted down to earth hovs ew er bs the sometimes terrlfymg newness of 'NICH1 md the necessity of doing more with those books than just gl mcmg It them A Slgll of relnef tells pl unlv that the Flsh h IS advanced to the Soph omore level lnd now his someone to look down upon Durlng the Sophomore year time lJLgll1S to wmv swxftlv by and that year IS gone then the busv almost hectic junior vear 'md finally he enters the most exalted st lge of high school llfe md becomes a mlghty Senlor wlth the specnl prlvlleges socnl xx hlrl md the more lmportant responsl bllltles that he has heard about slnce Freshman days There IS llso the slddenlng knowledge that he wont hear the Alma 'Slater wery many more tlmes that the fflmllx lr clrcle of faces wxll soon be scattered and that lt IS not a dream but a stark realxty that he wlll be holdlng his dlploma and really saylng goodbye to all that he has loved as bemg a p lrt of NICH1 i J .i A s 1 , v , 1 1 -Ljko L Q. Aw' '9?7'ffF fi ' f- f 'ry vu-4 . 1 --.- '2fw.u-M11--...m,,,,1' , I bus, iY 5'- T' 3 ey IC Ways 1rst CLASS OFFICERS Carol Romsey President Kay Koertge Treasurer Aruminto Curtis Vice-President Mickey Eidson Secretory Y XVO1 s too, 1 111 e As the dessert is to '1 dlnner so IS the llst ye lr of NICHI to the Seniors 9-I -W-I-0-R spells Tommy Huggins D15 Senior D lx, LI'lgllSll 4 md le wing lssemhly Hrst Blelllg 1 Qemor lsnt -ull play however Thev work too-1 little lo r-use money to buy the school '1 g.,lft the gr'1ds-to- he sell st ltl0llLl'X f hristm IS e lrds md pennants The Senior ll'lVL to tlke 1nd p'1ss-C is ICS One of the large st hut most LIlj0y'1lJlC johs the Qeniors h u e is to sponsor Homecominff Dfly During the month of 'Shy Old Man Fun comes around The m-my p'1rt1es ire topped off by the junior-Senior hfm- quet fund prom V hen the clflss m lrches off the Held to the music of Pomp 'md Clrcumstanee, 1 career of four short years has ended 0-1 3 ff wi fxS igQTQ R I 3 - f 1' l 1 K I 1 ' - , ' 1 1 ' 1 f 5 ' 1 -1 1 ' . -. 2 K x . . , C K I I if 1 x. rw 1 ' x l l x L to 7 e . . 1 . J, j 2 .2 1 1 . , ' ' play brings in money, too. Also there is one subject all Seniors 1 ' 1 X1 1 I f' . l I t l I C l x 1 7 U K- 0 l A R , I 1 I . I. V l .X 2. x x K I C O 7 K I Q 4 . cc ls- 1 o Y 33 K J I C I A U1 f 5 1 ff-7 f L 41 'll f .If X WILLIAM ALLEY GLADYS BALL Golf Tenms Ae onautucs D E Chorus F H A T 1 H: Y JOHN BUTLER Sllde Rule Chess Band Debate, Boys State Sl V? as? 015 ,gf i,,,,x if Ask A Ll raw? Y' 1135 'hip' EVANGELINA ALONZO Teen Age s Typ ng G A A Chorus JERRY BEACHUM Astronomy RAMIRO CANTU Astronomy pfscfm wu- CN T 'J sf' EMMETT ARNOLD Radlo Band Chess SALLY BERGQUIST Hr Y Pan Amencan Quill 81 Scroll Photography F H A SANTOS CEBALLOS Chorus S if 'L' X 'R Ss 'Qi' JO ANNE BALES Needlework Band Home Ec TOMMY BLANKINSHIP Photography GERALDINE CHANDLER Pan American Chorus D E , Sextet ...K ff W A f. ' 'Vg . ll K 1' fox' .T X ' - - I ., - 2 7 ' I . If-A al - - , ,AQ ,T Q 'G I , ' 3' if , ' - ,- , 'r W' V5 A 62 ' 4' ' eg -A if, 4 P ' -5 X s , ..,-K, Q 4 ' L . , m 1 n '4 C he 0 X 4 ? N ff as L S as l I A ' A it . 4 If ,f 3' E , ...M -A ' Y, , 'Y E -sf . 7 L A- x' + ,L r , i , ' , , I f rl ' .,' . ., Q' U , I I BARBARA CHIDESTER ALMA DE LA CRUZ Chorus, Golf, Sextet, Photography, Sec. F.H,A., F.F.A. Sweetheart, N.H.A., Student Director NANCY CUSTER Pan American Tri Hi Y F H A N H S Chorus NANCY DUFFY Thespians Band Pan American Tri Hi Y Pan American, Games, F.H.A. MARIA ELIDA DAVILA Spanish Needlework Typing HOMER CUELLAR Astronomy, Press, Student Council DORA DE LEON Home Ec., Pan American Photography PATSY DUNBAR JOYCE DUTSCHMANN Cheerleader G A A Most Beautiful C3 years? Pres Sophomore Class Student Council N H S Sec F H A ,ann any Pan American G A A N H S Thespians Tri Hi Y gp asv? T? 14' awk' ev- ARAMINTA CURTIS Art, Thespians, Tri-Hi-Y, N.H.S., Student Council, Vice-Pres. Senior BILL DIETRICH Pres. Student Council, Co-Captain Football, Lettermen's Club Basketball Track Pres. Freshman N H S Favorite C4 yearsl Boys State KATHLEEN EARNEST GAA FHA Pres TALA Quill 81 Scroll Wheel Staff Tri Hi Y Librarian Q9 Q-If VU fl 9 Eb 1' V .S l A A V l ' - ' 2 -' - A '. ' 'D at n , - .-- S 1 i' , S ' . X1 s b, -Qt 'W ' A 4-W4 a ' 0, x , fu xx ' ' 3' 1 li' - -5 Y t V if 2 S' X . - . - 7 ' fide. y 'S T -VT. S Y , A ' Q -' A T Vi Aish - - - :fr . A IS ff' tfv 11,22 'Y NORI FLORES F H A G A A HERLINDA GARCIA So ud D E P es Games Knlthng EDMUNDO GARZA Jam Sess on Swmg Bond Bond 5 X filflh 1-nb ALBERTO FUENTES LUPE GARCIA FRANCES GARZA DE Pan Ame can 'YI .R 'Y 1:3 an fl LUIS FUENTES Typing Club GAINES GARLAND F g F A FR ED GARZA Junior Scaence l 'in i GILBERTO GARCIA BEATRIZ GARZA F H A HERMELINDA GARZA Typnng Pan Ame lcon I ' , 2 f: l 4 -fix I . Mx ' 1 O EPI, -., 4 X A I 'D . I N I I 3 Q , A If X I I 2 ' ' ' I I I TI , N . 1 2 ' I xx 1 ,I ' f-I '14, I 4. A I A A 6 ' A lr. ' at K . , ' 5 . 1 .,,. ,, 1, , , . .,., wa L rf- ..-- .rv fu- .. -- I , .., nf . nf. wif- .F. . . . . . I , .., ri ' ' ' , Y' MANUELA GARZA RAUL GARZA UE. Best-All-Round Sr., Football, Best Tackler, Lettermen's Club MARION GEARHART CHARLES ROY GILMORE Aviation Shop, Band AMELlA GONZALEZ GILDA GONZALEZ G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Shorthand '- ' 4 , ' 7 ' 'S Q i fl dx. 17 Q 19-X ' -J' ,LA X 'X ,.-14'-:.. dxf ll' ' HEX , il ll .6 x y 4' 5' .N I 'JH' f . A -IF ,,, ' J, , I x 4' 'nz' ,ix q xy' I ai! Z Lt' I 3 G' I as-'K ELMA DE LA GARZA D.E. ALICIA GOMEZ DE, Student Council IRENE GONZALEZ Photography, Typing, Aeronautics, N.H.S. '5' ,4- QC V s ix 'f 'Ffa '4 .,, 7' l THURMAN GAYLORD D.E. IRMA GOMEZ F.H.A., Knitting, Shorthand Pan American MIN ERVA GONZALEZ Typing, F.H.A. as qv' if Q5 CORA GOYNES G A A MARY ELIZABETH HANCOCK Teen Age MARIA ELENA HERRERA 33 Y 'b pk gf gi 255. ff 300 4 ALICIA GUERRA Tvvms BILLY HARDY MANUEL HIDALGO Checkers Astronomy 'N IOL ai 5 T' ARTHUR GUERRA wmg Band Collectnons Class P es den Class Fa o te KATHERINE HARRIS F H A Chorus HELEN JAMES Thesplans Avratron F H A N HS Class Favornte Salud F F A Sweetheart Football Sweetheart G Q in Q 1 av K MARIA GUTIERREZ F H A Pan Amerlca Tee Age RODOLFO HERNANDEZ Ast o omy N H S Student Counc I JANE KEIRN A aton Tee Age ELIZABETH KIDD GAA TOMASA LAMAS Typing F H A CURTIS MEEK Collect ons Slide Rule Ast onomy r ff' A --udyrlzl 1 71 ffl? 96 if S -C'-Q M KAY KOERTGE A V A F H A alud P ess T eos N H S Stude t Councl Class Sec 4 Yea s MINERVA LAZO GAA RAFAELA MOLINA Tee Age Band 1-ffl l '7 36' -5 if GERTRUDE LAIR Typ F H A Knuttlng JOHN MAXWELL A t Collect o s A at on LA NELL MUSCH Chee leode Student Councl F o tel Year NHS -3 ql'7 PAU LA LAMAS D E Typ ng F H A BILLY MCLEOD ELVIRA NAVA F H A Band Tee Age x 'I , II fxix' I I J? 36- 6 an 'Q fgvi M l gl P22 Q' NATALIA NEWMAN Book Club Bond Typ ng Span sh EDDIEMAE PHARES TIHIY Shothu d FHA Gomes AVA Band Bu d S eetheat CAROL RAMSEY P es Sen o Trl Hn G A A Teenage N-'X up 'x .ak ill f 'p0x an af? Z 'fx MAXINE PEEK Ga es Sho thcnd DELORES PINEDA Teenage Gu Is JOE RANGEL P 41 UQ 5 1 ?'0 x rf Rf N TAURINO PENA Typ g Boys Games DD CHARLES PIRTLE Student Council Shop Hand c oft DAVID RILLING Chess Ba d SI de Rue XSD NNN 1:37 VIRGINIA PFEIFER JO ANN POSEY Band N H S Thespc s Student Counc I Aeronaut cs ROBERT ROGERS DE Shop Fhotog ophy ,' fx A 1 -- 1 V f '1- 1 I s.-J xv: X1 , 5 , v I3 5, I . F I ' 0' L- , . ,J I x :J-il. f .., U . I Lit fx- i, I 1gf:..:. T. f Q , A . I ' , if A I ,I -Gr t I A ' 3- . . g I T H . .n I I, I A ' f V' YL , rf: X 'P - , , m , r , in , , . . D.D. a , a Tri-Hi-Y r'- r n, ..., if ', , 1 ---. in, , , , ,, , if a, a I1 W Y r . i r, '- '-Y, Ty ing , n , i I . ., , r EVA ROBERSON D.E., Most Popular Fresh., Homecoming Duchess, Tri-Hi-Y, Teenage ROMEO SANTA ANNA Chess, Spanish, Typing ROBERT SCHUDERER Junior M , Games, Astronomy, Typing ,N QQ -f-- N F 'Q HARLON ROBINSON Jr. Varsity, M Club FRANK SANTOYO Games, Band, Swing Band GEORGE SCOTT Aviation ',.a-la. i -Q 3' L SN Avi LUCILLE SAENZ Cheerleader, Favorite 3 years, Student Council, Lady of the Mirror, Quill 8- Scroll, Vice-President Sophomore year, Girls State, Secretary of G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y FRED SCHODTS of., F.F.A. FRED SEWELL ,NN i7 25- ROMEO SANCHEZ Typing JOE SCHODTS F.F.A. HARRY DEAN SHIMERKA Games, Swing Band 'Bn -1 ,4-1-J' 'SR Q! J ,.u ii ' hir lllul X X , 'N 'Z' - ' -, as '39 S ,tm K' -5, . A I X D ri l E N S f , , , - .J , ' 3 1 --v' tri . X - -' X4 ff K . V - , , ', 'Q J' . . ,N I -X. y 'N , ' , 1 X S' ' ' A Y ' o r Xt 1 -- . M Q, s . , , -.1 .try A 2 , , ' 0 , . 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Q ' f X 1 y eq .V , A 1' , . I - I 'ul . Q I 14 33' I 5 j- - . - I Ig' , Au: , QTL? ,- I' Z X all UVM, ij I vi- 0 'M ' I S1 Qs , I k ' I ' , , n r' , ri- '- , . . ., ' , l Y , . . ., i , ' . .., v ri . , , . .. r . r , ' , ir ' , , '- '- ' U r , Z . .. TOMMY WIMBERLY Chess ARTU RO ZAPATA Astronomy L,-I4 PAUL WYCOFF ROBERT YOUNG Sllde Rule N H S Co Captam Football All Dlstrlct Fullback Most Outstanding Valley Player Lettermen s Club F F A Treasurer C2 yearsl DAVID ZAVALA Games DE mm, J'- wfff' f pJ' 3 . I - I . - . I I . . I , 1 1 . . . , 1 1 - 1 . . . ., . I I ' . . . ., h '. 'I . , l 1 . 1 1 1 . . , 1 I 1 , . , ' ll, ug-fm, 3 . , , . A A I-'F' Je-1. f 3 'I 'www' 1 , ., - A 3 , Q, . , , , I . ' A. I , '..g. 1 P x ' l . Q- ' 1 .f ., ef -. !l In ' . 'f ' , if ' , ' ., v ,., at - ' H E -fs,,, N A 1 -f . -'l ' ' 1 ' . P - , 1 wx . . ai ,.., l . 'B - 3 'Q-. . YZ ..- . x EVANGELINA ZAMORA Jumor Science Spanish MARGARET RODGERS Best All Round Senior Pres N HS Pres Quill 8: Scroll Pres Llterary Pres Debate C2 yearsl Pres T A L A Editor In Chief The Wheel Art Editor Salud Art Edltor EI Espelo Student Councll Glrls State Press Club Vice Pres V H S P A Lnbrarlan 23 0 4 a ust unior IIISTGIIIS . . . 'ijust cull us junior Fiinsteinsfi say the student chemists who care- fully clahble in chemieals-explosive and otherwise. Almost all of the students say that when you have earned an ereclit in chemistry, you know you have earned itg hut they fell in love with things scientific while in general seienee and hiology, and so were eager to advance to the big stuff. J sl X u-- fl ,.- tif, or e ucation That oversized snake being examined by budding biologists and instructor Mrs. Virginia jones just illustrates how far students will go to gain practical knowledge of the subject. All for the sake of edu cation, students invade their mothers, flowers beds for roots, grass, flowers, bugs, worms, frogs, and the more courageous, snakes. Then for days, these unfortunate members of the world of nature are sacri- ficed to science under sharp dissecting knives and microscopes. 116 OIC To O . . gr 4 u Q3 CLASS OFFICERS Ches Tuylor lstundin l 9 Jolene West 7e,e Sandra Holden eree S Shirley Leifheit President Secretary S Treasurer Vice-president ey Se anyt 1111 Arms md lllllllllIlltl0ll Rlbbons mums Vilentme tele grlms and stleltels Blttle Cry W mnl bus? Objective Iumor Qemor banquet and prom Reglment jumors Zero Hour Flrst of September The class of 53 was no dlH 8I'CIlt from ew ery other thlrd year class Throughout the year they worked to gxve the Seniors two mghts they new er forget Unhke the other el lsses, they h ne no SPLCIJI hohday They do tlke time oft to order thelr class rmgs, glVC an assembly 'md of course to pr lctlce the Semor yell It may be hard work 'nt tlmes but no Iumor would glVC up or mlss hlS thlrd ye lr at MCH1 5 muullllllm I Q if 11 1 0 . . . . . . . - 1 1 1 , , 1 ' , . , - ' ,,.. I. .a K6 3 99 . f. . . Y I A 0 L I 1 I . . . . . , , f 0 A I D . . , . . .. . . . . 9 : YL . 7 1 . C 4 no y . . . . , . . X l 1 I Il L 1 I ln I I . . . . . C C-t , . . V . s fs C 1 1 0 I I t, - . C a ,, , N , 073212 ....- i . X 5 ' A an u' N V . ' tfll, V- ,,- , Z L?'+i :BPS 'N--17' sf 4 as A .Q -QI' -0 Q U J ! 5 u..z' ini wry kenaf 'QM six ,se K ., 6' H ,gun-. n-- Rf Aw' f .A WR' -' Qi F J 'K 1 Aj 5 Q ...x I A-.a.4-L w-414g -r 7' ff K -32 '17 li . vv X677 llmaf 'Z-rg? fb WA? 'X- A W 'qua fx 12 MARY FRANCES AKINS JOYCE AKIN THOMAS ALLEN SYLVIA ALMARAZ ROSE MARIE AYALA ADOLOFO BALLI KIRK BARTLEY SANDRA BAY DON BEER MARK BEERS ROLLIE BLONDEAU MARY LOUISE BOLIN KAY BONNEAU TERRENCE BRATTON JANET BROWN JOY BROWN at BARBARA BR YAN DON BUNN HBRc1L1.A CANALES ANNA MARIA cAvAzOs JACK CHISUM JO ANN COBB JO ANN COE -ur 9 I New J' ,ht DARLENE ONNER T LUCY CORTEZ RONNIE CURL JERRY DAVIS BETTE JO DEAN JO ANNE DIEGAN MARLENE DOSS fe' N-A., ft 9 L 99 vm' -r-Q, 74 .-5 I' QA Y 5 , an auf' -7: f'3 95' 'Y' rx 'YU' fs 'Qi -T3 'F 29 26 U? -5.7 ,-.M ,sn if X417 5 XX. Apu 32: N' vi if ,.4f4A'QbH' X 'za Ch I l , Q A K o , s . - . -5 Y-T - , 2 1 a , v-A xy' 45- 4-9 Sv EUSTACLA ESCOBAR BETTY FINCH ROBERT FINNELI.. LORETTA FLANERY PATSY FLANERY ALFREDO FLORES DANNY FUNDERBERG ELIA GARZA MANUELA GARCIA MARGIE GARZA ROSALINA GARZA MAUDIE LOU GLIMER NADINE GILMORE ANDY GOMEZ AURELIA GONZALEZ JOE GONZALEZ MARIA TERESA GONZALEZ JIM HAMMOND BOB HANCOCK HAROLD HARTER -0 ROBER T HARVEY BOB HEINA RONNIE HENDRIC KS JERRY HERNDON ...Q PAT HESTER RUTH ANNE HICKMAN GEARHARD HUNGER DICK JASPER BOBBY JEAN JOLLY KAROL KENNARD 5? 'EO Q9 if X elif l if Od ix Y 13 'isr- 'ugx 9,3 'ss X 'J 'f'. '7 'haf T' ,' K5 gr' Ns MQ ,ff ? ri Q 31 ff-3 Y' Q5 at iifwgiggf 5 fi i IG 5-A 'S 77 , , It-Nui! 32 XYx1.L. '7' -d 4 '7 AZ a-19' 1:-lx 1 sb M v ,A M TEA 4 ' 37 in I 43 'vw A ,s .Lp Wi' - - ,,.. R ' . '11 X- ' 25 'J' v i - f V 7 Z I Y' f , W X44 A I Y 1 v 1, 'ff- 7 ' 'fe' im- A ' x s v V ' 'Y 11 ' - ' 2 I ' T 6 I , , I1 ws - V' 4 . ... A I I e ,f I - I -Lag- I' , 'gi ' ' ' , Y 3 L. 1 - 1-.Z 'C3' X 1 FRANCES KENT ALEIDA LAMBERT SHIRLEY LEIFHEIT BARBARA LIBERTY BERTA LOZA RUTH MARTIN PATRICIA MCCUTCHEN CAROLE MCINTOSH PETE MENDOZA JIMMY MESTEMACHER PAT MILLER CAROLYN MOFFITT RICHARD MONGAN DICK MOORE O L MOORE 1 Af! DARRYL MOTLEY -fi SALLY NICHOLS A OC HOA AMAD , ,xv MARY EVELYN OLSON JOHNNIE PAR VINO MARTIN PEREZ. yy NANCY CLARE POLK BILL POSEY ELMA ROSA REYNA BUDDY ROBERTS .QA AGWUEA 'Nm 5 E2' fi 15 I V-If JAMES ROBERTS s.,-. GELEE ROBINSON WENDELL ROBINSON DAVID RODRIGUEZ GILBERTO RODRIGUEZ QI L-:IX N -Q. if L. QU' it 'FQ fx! 5' T 1 a3x f:x.'f5h!gs 'x 35 Q 1'-vi ,ian fx!! E 9 x ,...4-'- 'J 'Q' - 2-nv 1 if 1 ' ' . V 1 , EDNA ROELOFS OAROLYN ROGERS JOE SAENZ RAUI.. SALINAS LYDIA SANDOVAL RITA SAVAGE GILBERTO SEPULVEDA JAYME SEWARD JERRY SIMPSON SANDRA SNEAD PAULINA STEPHENS LARRY STOWELL SANDRA STROHMEYER ROGER STURDEVANT . f MEZZ, Tip' A , if 1 BOB TANCRE 1 v- 'Z 54 - o 1' -- .- I 1 ' V -' I - n a . - . fi' .'J .'.' ' -In .. - -:: ' ag- , 'u -'F H 'v!.v:? '.'-3 ,'I:5' .fffiftgz RQ CHES TAYLOR GILBERT TAYLOR MIKE TOWNSEND CAROLYN TRAPP ROEL TRIGO Jo ANN T1-IOBE ESTELLA URESTI JOSE VALVERDE EVANGELINA VILLEREAL ZS S12 QQ if v--1 - ,- 45s 3 ,,-ov' 34' .ga '.,..' X? ax.. I al '03 1,0 ILLEREAL R ,- JACK WARD JUDY wAssoN MIKE WAUGH 1? l Q! ? 'Wk JOLENE wEsT 'Na ...ss 435713 ,. if ww 5 3 MARY LEE WILKINS M' 1, ' 1 J? 5 H A ' if ' 4 I J 1. .I 1 A1 , . my ' A 4x I v I , It 5-if I if, I 'v ' v 'I I IA ff' If' if 1 .:. A., . u . - . ,,, .. ' ' ' T- Q fl W K . X V I A ., A , I 5 . R7 MANUELLAV 'Q ,uf ' A ' I 5 .1 x , in , I 'nm Y, -f' ..-A. ' 49' ,, ' x J' . 1 153 if .7135 ' '5 GERALD WILSON Q .N : wif' t JOHNNY WOMACK '93 A5 3 fs Y , STUART WRIGHT X14 fr VL A as 5-'1 ,. q his TOMMY YOAKUM ' 1 'ink 5 15 f ' DANNY YOUNG Viv 'U' fn.. ,gm fl -J The junior dominated Opium Five were frequent entertainers at school fninctions. In this p i c tur e, the boys are gloating over the prize money won at the Distributive Education talent show. 1 . 9 1 A-1 1451: ,, .ml J.. ..- W ,.,, ...A -41 -45- ' ' 4 J fl.. ' x 'Ss -3: . I. ILA 37 J' s an art, to 0 . Nlusie. painting. and writing are not the only arts by any means, and the home economies girls will he the first to tell you so. They learn the delicate art of cooking. sewing a fine, straight seam, and managing a home. These girls eat the things they cook. wear the things they sew, and reeonnnend home economies to all the people who would like to hroaden their knowledge of the fine arts. . DQS ni .. may Amis. P- L. h , i- H g 1 v, 0 l .-gil 'EMG .,,... naw Ol o 9.0: a 'ou' 4 Q 0 ' 'sqm ' Q o o 0 ust as Q a 66 D 1111116 1' . NVhether feeclinff calves, frowinff cotton. or takin Y Jart in numerous H , 1. U U is 1 D livestock shows, Niclh s agriculture hoys lead clouhle lives. They are being school boys and actual tarmers all at the same time. They learn to huilcl larm cquipmcntg leecl and care for livestock and poultryg and grow crops ol vegetables and cotton. Nlost of them are training for a future in farming, and so spend long hours in preparing special proj- cets. ,I I, ' 'ln JA: L , ,, 4 4 F fi A 1' - ' -'H Nfl ,glfz-'f-' I ' M ' , ' '. ., - ' j.',:L95 ,, ' ., I, K 0 , ,V ., -4l-- ..- --grnsaeflpypt ing All PQI llfiiil n. ., H- ' may i il 12- 2 i. e Real cowlmoys . lY'ru g Bmg went 1 cup gun and the Sophomore St lmpede beg ln Thus d fn ss -is 213611 to the Sophomores to wear je ms 'md oth l'lg2lI1 Plstols ire allowed fllso er cow bow Their second wear ln NIcH1 b h roug t the upper lowercllssmen more thfm the St lmpede The stfl ge can be seen much better from the l ower floor ofthe ludltorlum 'md blologv IS much more Interesting th nn just pl un selcnce nll Sophs fwree Though some thunk the second selr of hl h school IS dull all XILHI Sophomores h ne something to do besides wntmg to be upper- el nssmen J gi ini CLASS OFFICERS Caesar Fulton President Elizabeth Ross Treasurer Nancy Moss Bob Davis Secretary Vlce president 'X f 0 I' 4f 3 tg. ips 60? 14- 4- Q' I v-7 Y--y K' I iff if I ix fb N1 KF- 'Q X I it asus 0 xv ' ? 7 1,4-Y ,sf v--'Y f ' :I Q X if Q V., A., ,A -.9 'QE 75 . ,, 4 'A ,,, ,. H Q 'L ' 0' I I I -A , 7 ,f ar 1- Q 1 4- 'J 3 N f I f -iv, D X I . , A fur, 3' 4 - .-X. ,y '. 4, G 5, X, ff' ' ' ' I yi A ' I V, v Ng' I J, ,N .0 I -- N A A f - I A N I , . , A I 1 A, y ., A Wo. Q X I E 1. ' ' x If Q. If if 1 ,S-, E Xu, I A.-'A i l ? q Y ' ' fi' f 'L If z+1l,,,xw ,U Q-Nw. - I Q 1 I a v x l Q--X in -1 Q--13 Q, ' ' ' V w XY ' I N L X :N - 1 ' Xp ' X BETTY JUNE ALLEY FRED ALONLO LIONEL ALVA DAVID ALVIREZ PATSY BALES ELOISE BALLI ESTEFANA BALLI ANN BERGQUIST MERCEDES BERRONES SHIRLEY BILLMAN LOLA BISHOP WALLACE BOHANNON BOB BOWMAN PEGGY BREWER JACKIE BURGIN MAC BURNETT MARY ANNA BURRIS SYLVIA CARDENAS GEORGE CARPENTER ALICIA CAVOZ OS RICHARD CEBALLOS MARTHA CHAVEZ NANCY CONNOR CAROL ANN CRAMER 41 ang 00 ,,y..mx A '32 451 'Y Q' T 'f 9' -'xl' 33 -E' cz: 2 'ig Q vu- ei TT if fs fivv Q. 42 f00IIl0 0 TERESO CRUZ REBECCA DAVI1..A BOB DAVIS IMELDA DELGADO BARBARA DORFF MARLENE DRIVER PEARLA ESPARZA JIMMY FRANTZ CONSUELO GARZA MIKE HADEN MARY GAMEL. SYLVESTER GARCIA MARY EVELYN GABBERT MARY IDA GARZA UADALUPE GOMEZ MARY FRANCIS GONZALEZ MELVIN GREENHILL GILBERTO GUERRA AIDA GUTIERREZ , I I I -an 4 Q' 4 V ' 1 'U w 1 , Q Y , Q. ' ' ' ' K' A 1 X ' lf 1 I I - 1 A I , 'IX Q u I Q 1 xf , - I 'N' X ' A Q vw., ' 3 1 rx ! F ' K ff-V urn' , I . '-rw -+ T ' 1 L 3 A-' Y -F ', Q C' X A 'Q M 1- ' I .. PETE GARCIA A ' Ax , ,. A 4' v lj I J , 49' 'il A 4 X7 EI. I , .7 G 7 ' JN lx V - I U, 1 f' y -f .Y X41 ' I I I favsvs, , ,A,, L-1.5 r' . K - ,ai V 3 L. A 11 -vm ,. It- 'S 'Q' 'Nas 2K 'YS' v T GQ lv 'fi' E1-Q 4' QQ as 1:95, 27 .1 X I I ' 3 -JY' Ax '1 '7 2 4f4'b 5X J GA YE ANN HAPPY MARGARITE HARTMAN PHIL HARRIS CHARLOTTE HATCHER ORMA KAY HAUSER RA YMOND HER NANDEZ MARJORIE HILL MARY RUTH HOFF JANET HOFFMAN ROBERT HOMMEL RUDOLF HUNGER CLARA JOHNSON MAURICE LAIR JESUS LIQUEZ ROMAN LOPEZ MAUERMAN GENE MCCALL JOHN MCFADDIN JERRY MCNIECE MARGARET MONTGOMERY , . ,I I H r Q A by -, -. -ff F' - -er F , I . f ' I .MK Q M . P . Y M Q. ,pq . K ,,,4 3 J 1 and x N. 1 I i ' wi , xg 3 Q F ' an H Q 5, zu . lx Q 2. ,,. I I l X - -T V In ,- r. I wx, N 'AT 1 ,. In X in - I ZI- f , ' -If ' vb 5: 'A' GRETCH1-:N x 1' 1 V A K 4, V ,A , f X Aux M 1 V A - 1. ,T A H ' t if ui L 14 h L -f 4 . 1 .VJ . ,' W X N A ' 8 ,A -rb .-TY If N1 ' Orff r J qv 'L 'sd 'Z jfs lb RU! 41.- i4 nu. 'Y 'O 'V Q xe, 19s-1 Ru: Q' Ihr Z? P13 ,uv .44 0f6' BILLY MOORE RAY MOORE NANCY LEE MOSS BEVERLY MURRAY MILTON NEWTON JIMMY NICHOLS JOHN NORTHLICH GLORIA OLIVAREZ SYLVIA ORTELON MARY ANN PAGE SHIRLEY PETERSON RUTH PFEIFER STEPHENIE POLAKOW FRED RICE SHARON RICHTER SOLECYDOR RIOS LESLIE ROBESON KATHY ROSELAND ELIZ IBETH ROSS 6 Q N I Q. I' I Y . F I A K' - S' . ' . .Tv L9 It 433, ' ' . I ,H f I - :Z -1' La : 0 I- B X, I x X A f Q 3 , u R 1 f , -4, -3 U I . ' I CLYDEL PERDUE , -xx.-xL'..', IX?-gli, I Q I F A x ..., . I I I NJI:51T-.vw - A C., V Q N. , r A 1 gkhlff. .3 ' 1 . Q, E I ' . W R u I A X11 hue: hrx v-v A y'..2'f-f Q 7 15 ,DR ! X K-fxw Q33 -P- QL nv--I MQ? ' n 1,- no aff A A N an ' .I x.- . e I .7 s ' it I ,x . 1- 1 v -. Y- bk .K . X ax 5 l L14 '- ,A ,. H an J .-1. 1' -2 ,,, Q Q +R -Y ' lg Y QS' A ' fg- wfiiwi X VRF: 4 w.3Q.2m IN Q6 , 1.1. Q A -.4 f ' 'S 2+ , Q 1 ,QQ J HM 'A V' J ' Q I .Vx ': at s ' X' - W Q Q2 5ST au, ' .P ' ,I . QT ig ' 1 - -f 1 4-'A - OLGA SAENZ FLORENCIO SALDANO KATALINA SANCHEZ MINERVA SANCHEZ JANICE SAXON JIMMY SIMPSON CHARLENE SMITH JESUSA soTo SUZANNE STORLIE BILLY SUTTON JACK THOMPSON LARRY THOMPSON DALIA TREVINO MIKE TREVINO MARGARET TICE MARY LOU THOMPSON BARBARA TOMLIN FRANK AL WIER SHARI LYNN WEST LEONELO GONZALEZ 45 1ere s recreation a so . Onlookers always whoop it up when heavyweights start exchanging blows in a hout in one of NIcHi's gym classes. However, not all gym sports are so homhastic. Softball, tumbling and basketball also are entered into with vigor. Regarded as an extra practice hour by the hoys who are on the athletic teams, most McHi'ites consider gym a play', subject, and use those periods for healthful recreation, and as a release for pent-up energies. Not quite so rough . . Neglecting football and boxing, the girls, gym classes turn to volley ball, badminton, basketball, softball, and tumbling in a well-organized and smoothly-operated program. Starting with knocking a softball off a stand to teach them the correct way to swing a bat, the girls learn the fundamentals of each sport they play. They have contests between teams and classes just to keep things interesting between lessons in first aid. 1 H . Y 1 Al,-'yi 'ta 'vo-amino . . orlx yvitli their iancs . The desire to create . . . to he ahlc to say, Yes, l made it all hy my- self . . . H is one thing that keeps the Shop I, ll and Ill hoys sawing, hammering, and sanding away. Along with actually huilding useful ohjects, they learn the care and use of machines. Their work is ex- hihited in a special section of the annual Sports and Ilohhy Show, and they are ready for the Christmas Holidays hy the time they have com- pleted Projeet Santa Clausf, during which they make, as a Christmas gift, some piece of furniture needed in their home. C111OI'9 O ,Hn m Qmii IIE IIE WEB IEE!!! FISH-itil larsmfa Senlors of 55 but Fnsh of 52 reallv become 1 p'1rt of NICH1 after Flsh Dfly Tlns d'1y of dfws was filled wlth Flsh rolllng peanuts wlth then' noses 'md llpstlck a d n mustard bemq smeared all over them Other characterlstlcs of F lsh are Slttlllg on the shelf Cbalconyl and standmg for the Semor yell They alw lys give the first class assembly Whether they are F lsh of '22, '52, or ,72, Freshmen can always dream of belng cl Semor ln three years. L S ' f y s 1 n ll ,six f, J -Xl' -. , M 2 r ' 4 T f H B ' Iv: A I .. . ,. sn- R Q 1 R I ' ' n Y- 'S . q l Q N, ,S . y . s . ' 1 1. L c cc . as . L . c cv . . . . , c L 1 c . . . 1 c 1. . . 1 . . . . ,. ,Y R Q av- ' . r M , DAVID ALEX it-Q -, IRMA ALMARAZ V MARGOT ANLAR EVELIA ARRLAGA YQ DINAH AYALA 4- Q R , ANN BERSET 'ff' .fs-v bg.- i SUE BIDGOOD 7,5 RAMON BILLESCAS CHARLENE BOBBITT 'O BETSY SUE BOETTEGER IJ' 'L' 1 BARBARA BOWMAN 1 . I BILLIE .IEAN CAIN IDALIA CANALES ji 41' LYNNARD CARLTON '7 CARMEN CAVAL OS W T I NORMA CAVA! OS KATHLEEN CLAYTON 5 R f JOE COULTAS ZVX - ' SHIRLEY ANN Cox BILL COOK RICHARD DE LA CRUZ GRACE CULL gg,-, Q 1 H' Ji- DOROTHY DAMRON nf ' w Sv RONALD DAMRON --4 4.L V Y, if 1' , Nt' H f u N vi V I , 2- 6 i K Q ,311 ': 14 A A f s Q X ,E ' 1 ' I x .0 Z? K ,, A 5 -sr '-' 'T f' ' N V f V V ? V. 11 v , A ' Q ff' 1 - , 'I ni gl 3 as .Q 1 w YN- X 8 I fi.-H ' 'f 'f'X '1W'f'f' E' Q KE 4' Qlfxxn, zzlif' .133 5-1-Xu .A A , , l sy 'vu H f' X1 Cf ' A ' ' 74' J ' ' -4 E' X Y A 7 . 6 2 ' A . U Q 1 S, Sify, 'u 4, W ' A X Q , , - xx ' 'ff' v f X I 'ft 1 1 1 '- Frmhmen CHARLES DAVIS SYLVIA DEAN RONNIE DIEGAN MANUELA DAUGHTREY ELLEN EDWARDS DON ERSKINE JANE ANN ERVIN MILDRED FALLEK BARBARA F1-:LLOWS BOBBY FINCH JOE FISHER OLGA FLORES MAURICE FOX FRANK FRANZ, JOHNNY FRANZ BILLY FUNDERBURG DORAINE GALL DUANE GALL RODOLFO GOMEZ .IAVIER GARCIA In 'Q' A is 1- 6 1 , s f ' ' - ' fi -I Y- ' g.,-- at Q ? 'er ' W - 'QQ A V7 'T Q-, NAA F' Xl mix R.-of 44,51 QM! -if I , , YA I n . 4 'K A 5 . 2 'J' 5' , ,A 5 , , '. , s' T' .QI x A A ' . R 2: X A N 5: A .. f I If f J X '- ',V 3 Q G' Q R w ' Y-'Z Hs! Qfpq Q V if ' O? 1 V X. ,A 4 - ,B .-f-+1 :MB ,i Q F-yi-, A N. nf. If K' Q 7 xi i ' 4- 4' , ' n I fx' I A 3 A , 5 L. H l- rnfky' ' A I 1' ' Alia. , 7 1f F55 A fp I, -. fl? . . ' Q W ' ', 4 QQ 1 'D' 4 -.1 J V 4 x - K 6 f V Q' Q :jf-A A S Q 'wi' - Sl A, me Ap' xxx! af fs pf f -f- Q.-5 'Urn ui af:- ' 9--af f Q31 hr we fx .faqs '15 4-v if AY? 'A ix In ,nur ..f ,Ni ?i. X , ,--4 rf, 4, -a 4 451 v'-1. 33 26 mn, sf 'Q wl- 53 6 S rv' Frfshllzfll JUANITA GARCIA OLGA GARLA LESTER GINETTE AMERICA GONZALEZ JUAN GONZALEZ JUAN GONZALEZ RAY GONZALEZ SYLVLA GONZALEZ ENEDINA GRACIA VIVIAN GREENHILL PATRICIA GREGENHEIMER CHRISTINA GUERRA DARIO GUERRA ELDA GUERRA JAMES HARRISON I-IERMINIA HERNANDEZ ELISEO HERRERA LEO HOLTON IMOGENE HEAD GLENN HOWELL CAROL HUNTER ,IIMMY JASPER BENNIE JEFFERS .5 A M Q ,, 7' Q ,f'z 'P , , V'-'T w A s J- X3 ' ' OF ,' ' , 2 1' ' ,, A A - -2:-' ,- 'Q A H, . B 1 F I ' Q 45 C' LJ sri I' .- J A A , X I 1 gg I ,.. ? 1 'w I - I F'-' ' N' Qu GRAYSON HAMPTON R 1. ' A NN' 'K Q .94 A X 3 , 3 , .I C A - : Gb '- sf fi -A I I 1 I .' - '. 1 A IE f XWM 1 . if ' v -C' I ou' I I'-,ix ' 5 I ,X , . L' ,' ... I Y X I Q 1 L ff '- if - . f , I -. ..,,, rx is ' ALLEENE JONES PEGGY SUE JONES R M 'Q' 4 4-fi UNA JONES ' VE LMA .IONES CHARLES KENT A'- 5 4' 'aft CAROLE KLAPPERICH J -5 ' BURTON KUNIK wh, WI f I' I WN fH!I'f H S' GERALD LAMBERT YOLANDA LEAL JIMMY LEVERMANN A .IUDITH LOEWE GILDA LOPEZ 2 NORMAN MACKINTOSH ' Q 3 .gp-uf i 'K+ shi MARIA LOUISA MARTINEX MARJORIE MCADA BILLY MCKONE p. 1 l as CAROL M MAHAN C 72 IX Y A 1 -' f BILLY METGALF ,sp J 'QD' HEX' an ll nf lx' SALLY MOORE MIGUEL NEVAREZ K BETTY JO NOSER 4-'fe ' Q 4519 3 v-:IJ W MARLYN NOSER t mn al iF . -Ytixi - 5 . , , v,:' I f I Q 1 V . G .I M Q , v, M , fl -4 Vx .4 A , NK K X' lf Y, IN , 3 If , L' I Imsf' I A , W J .- A I ' J . J 'uv , . :L x J fm x ELODIA LOZANO 1 ' 1 I' , YN fly' N3 H 'I , V, . V ' T .N - I I f . ' X xx xx: 1 2, :il 12 . 'X 4 J !' s Z -KJ' I . X v I 3 J 1 I RAY MILLER -S 5 X . ' . - IQYAN fp. K' I 21 L . ., ' we L -A X A fr. . Q ge' , 3 , I vs .ei . yi, n.4 .cg avg l 4 XL K I 3 1 E or o 43 C, 3 1 If . Y,. Q. I 1 lfgbh 1 I fL'Q'x ' x I 918 J. 11 Nur 1 f H 'F A29 1 Ae. nu,-LL 54 pm iwt 'Ui ki f-, Yv- Ji .ff .nk in 3 I9 I7- FI'L'SfIllI6'II SOCARRO ORTEZ CHARLES PAGE MARY LOUISE PAROLIK BENNIE PAYNE MADELINE PEEK EVANGELINA PENA PLACITA PENA ROSEMARY PENA BALDEMAR PEREZ GILBERT PEREZ JANEY SUE POLK JOHN POLK FRED POPE MARY MARGARET PORTMANN CAMMIE POSEY CLARA MAE POTTER GRACIELA RAMIREZ MARGARITO RAMIREZ ag, W' 'uv N--'V 5 7' 'nl' 4 47 X LOIS R IC HAR DSON SHARON RIC HARSON HERBERT RICHMOND JAMES RINDFUSS ERNESTINE RIOS RONALD ROCK F ? X ' 4' ,5 ', , 5 -' fl , Q' .X K Q E t A v . I A O1 -ff 'A -3 '- , N ev- S' bn R':.I' - C' I A f , , .IP 9 in 1' ' 1 9. I , N W qx, '7' I P1 4 4' 'f . ,s 'Nix 1 , 'fr U x ' N -5- Q , 9 A 1 I 14 5 ' ' .A ' .. f Q if ov- qs Y ' 1 5 S. N- C 1 4,3 Q ,I f 'L Q , M ' O 4' ' r 41 0 I ll ' y. ii' 1, Q, , Ia I 'H -1' -Xu A AY' pg , ' 4 ' - ffm ,,.yE I 'K 1 Y ' 1 J J FT. f f' ' 4-1 v s vga BOB ROGERS FAYE ROBINSON -,Z ANNA RODRIGUEZ ' V' I Q 'sl x EDDIE RUTLEDGE U udifa ALMA SA ENZ BEATRIZ SAENZ f'-'X CHRISTINA SAENL P RONNIE SALMON FE LIPA SA NC HEZ PETE SANCHEZ q 9 ,.. DORIS JEAN SC HAFFER BOBBY SHIREY ,gpg -I' as 'EJJ I? -xf ,nw ,fi an -P 345- SUE ANN SILVER 4P 44? DAVID SIMMONDS ALTON SMITH E 'N I THOMAS SOSEBEE JANE STARLIING V ali-rf DORIS STOLLEY DOROTHY STOOPS A Q. PATSY TAYLOR ARTHUR THOMASON ,,., .., u.,l'.-r WU' f'.+-'R MIKE THOMPSON 4 ADOLFO TORRES f 'QS au 4' L--I ani- 'Nc-wpl 'Q' f N., I A I ' r 5 vw ' ' , ' -If ' 'f' . N , , Y 'T x' -- ' - S I 1 -5 R :E - ' as R an ,, X . . A' , I' ' NN -5 , 7' A , G ' -4 'N 'T f ! v r .fi '55 - -. A 4- 7 XX' , -' . P A A QI 3 I' , DON SCHUDERER X ' X ' A A it A is 2-1 wx g A X f . X' 4 F- 'D' . Q b 'M T, aww I ' xjyxff f x -.V FH R I ' , or Y I .- '- rw . 1' in J- -- ajgqx A ' S? Jn ' 2 ,, I N , , 'W ' 2 . ' , B . R Q J X C w -' 'v K . I ' Q r' X h I JH '. . 'g 'T T FRANCES TQRRES vo- 4- '3 6 FREDERICO TORRES 'uf 1'9- 1' MARY ANN TOWNSEND PAT WARD BESS WILKINS ., LARRY WINGERT ' v gb IRIS WOMACK 1 JIMMY WYCOFF X- 1 5...,,f J 'f' A L ROBERT WYCOFF 7: 'N hs BETTE CAROLYN YANCY Y 9'-9 9' N, CHARLES Yom-:R ROBERT Z EPEDA l amb nf wg-5 fi' x... if, The Flsh really caught lt on then' day Havmg to come to school dressed as 11tt le ch11dren and obeymg Semors W1SheS const1tuted then lot that day Above a group 12. shown swlnglng out h .9 I as -- ' ' ' ng -J ...f N' E 1 7 ' 'w 1 . wx .,-f ' ve H p X J. S+ ' i A , Q , ,-f ' A' 'A ' ' A .1 . ' . f ' A 1: , ' J . 'Y nv V Q h . X .I as ' ' ' A F 1 I l ,-1, X 6 IYI Q, 1 Sh Yr :V . V h - I A- 'V t ,les .nf ,: i ' A ,, ' . . Q A., . ' Xu . , , Q-,:!l':g, 5' ' ' 7' 'AT .' I A A iii: ll , ' ' 1 ' s. ' '1 1 A 1 ' 1 Q Os' : ' A A - 1 ' 'iz 5 4 . T 1 Q '- 4 5 ,L ,ftfo . K N Alva 1,1 ff Lvl' I W -f A , Q o . , 14' ' n ' T' ww' Nl' ., 5, kv. , T T' y I .i ' Ao - an ' ' v 721, First row: Boetteger, Alley, Posey, Hernan- dez, Torres, Bonneau, Flannery, Guerra, second row: Lambert, Polk, Peterson, Guerra, Musch, Rodgers, Polk, third row: Miss Linnard, Hauser, Custer, Trapp, Bill Dietrich, president, Miss Ruth Linnard, sponsor, La Nell Musch, secretary, and Nancy Custer, treasurer are the oflicers and sponsor of the Student Council. 132, -5-' 4 as Koertge, Taylor, Cuellar, Harris, Fulton, fourth row: Wycoff, VVimberly, Ramsey, Robeson, Taylor, Robinson, Pirtle, Harvey, Beers, Davis, Dietrich. OVCIHTIIS . . . The U. S. has a Congress, Texas is governed by the legislature, and McHi has a Student Council. The latter gov- erning body is made up of students elected from advisories to attend ses- sions to discuss and solve McHi's prob- lems. Outstanding in the terms of '51-'52 was the writing and adopting of a constitu- tion. Conventions and meeting with other schools, councils give the representatives new and better ideas for high school life. Closer to reality WVhoew er heard of 1 strwight A plus c lfflp McH11tes have in thelr fondest 'Ind most un ltt'llIl llJlC dry rms No doubt every care worn te lcher drc, rms of ta. lchlng 1 str ught A plus pupll and of llelllg lhle to hind out such 1 lov clx c nd Thu Ire alwavs taking courses lll modern methods brmglng fresh ide IS 'Ind patlence to class wlth them ex erw du but most of them h up rcfrllzed that straight A plus students onlv hlppul ln dn rms The atmosphere IS usuallv charged rround MCH1 on report card dry There are smiles of ple lsure and groans md frowns of the purest agony Sometimes a whole two davs of more rsed studv wnll follow this painful experlence but we have to ldmlt th rt our rttentlon lllSlStS upon wanderlng Smcerely our mtentlons ure just as good IS those of the clp lble teachers who mstruct us lil I I I I I 4 1 l l C K I a I!! I Q C R C 1 xl n Y . . - . ,. - ,. . - -. I K L Q C I ' . . l I ' 1 Y V A Q j 7 l 1 4 , C K C ' K I -I K . . . . . I Q 2 1. . . . 1 C Y 17 ady, 5 2 fl I Y . . ' 4 Y li ' 1 C I -0 . . . . I C K I . 0 ' I l l S C n L . . 1 . M i . K I 1 I . 1 . . . X ' X . . ' 1 x . . '.' Q , K l C t t . . . . . . . . - - .- , . . 7 K K L. C 1 . . llllh , f A ' nfg ..l A :.'- X -..,1D::,:' I .. nit., ...fw- ' ' I . - . 'A L . ..- 9 s ..- - 1 r '.'. . '.3 ' -.. .: ..-1 '.-..l--1-. sl-Q:-1' A .,, . . - - . . sf' ' g-,.- l I ' . -'-S., 6 - U - '- Z7 is . 1.-QQ ,fr 1, 1 -5' ' .l. -, 1 , ' - - w .. G W f-'1' Pnl- 44 Y' ooN IRWIN B Ac MA Te 25'-. --A QQO ,,nnq. YK HAL BROWN As P cpal B S SWTSTC f--5 Agr- MRS LILLIAN CURRY MRS HATTIE MAE COLLINS H sto y Reg st ar Gu dance Cou sello SWSTC BS S I R MA u oss Colorado State Y FRANK ALEXANDER MRS EDYTHE BREHM Math Aeranautlcs BS E09 'Sh BA T9 U5 U Ca neg e Tech .meh R95 it if iv meg MRS DOROTHEA BROWN Husto y Debate B A La No mal MA New York U 'Q' f MRS CLARICE CALLENDER MRS MARGARET CARVER Sfudy Hall Mathematlcs BA MU BA Southwestern U '+1arw '3 fllefa G'-LST f 'CT I qu-of t 'E Q MRS. OPAL COLE Study Hall Math M.S. Oklahoma AGM B.S. Tulsa U. MISS MAE DANIEL Home Economics B.S. Texas AGI DONALD ENDERLE Science B.A. Texas U. QS A Q 3- ' 1 A f . - ' wx It , ' Af ' K, 'ik R f ' 9 J' 1 4 ' .e 'J MRS. VIVIAN FERGUSON Pla e Geomet y T as ij: .rx -'-Z.. Nw, G Y 3 MRS. LOLA FINNELL Spa sh BA Ma y Ha d Ba o gn. 19 GLENN FORD MISS MARY HICKERSON Dst but e Educato MGH! BBA HadmSmmos BA M H d ,an nv gqfbm 'Nw- of MISS MILDRED HAUSINGER Physlcal Educahon BS Sam Housto State Teachers Co!lege ay a nn Buylo 40 v?'Q Qu I. ap Puma-1 K9- CLIFFORD HORN J W HORNER Band Jou nalnsm Englash B A Ho a d Payne BA Texas AGI n r ni B,A,, ex U. . ., r - r in yl r I I 'Q , fi -1-y--vv' f ' di 14 wg. i ri iv i n ..., r'-i nU, .., r-r' r . - 4 B v ' 1 . gil, ff ' ,A Ax A L A. H Ji, , A 3 . 'fl K . . r . I . . ., n . ., V r . ., ,Q S at fl Gl' . MRS. VIRGINIA JONES Te as nfl! ' Q I' .7 2 fi I Qvakx M , X-. 'V MRS. ELOISE KINNEY Cho us A Co neII U MA Columbia U fi mm if FRED KOERTGE MISS RUTH LINNARD Shop Mech Da g H5f0 Y C '95 use BA MA swTSC ll su' MISS ADA MCLENNAN BBAQMUA Texas U 2 '-r CHARLES MOSER Head Coach S Mvssou 11 'T 9, Ni C C MUSCH Asst Band Du ector B M E Soufhweste n Um ers ty Biology I B.A., X 'BW I . ' il .I : i i I Q I I ' Q ..- , .ef T' 7 O X is ' 5 jig? ' 6 f' , , r win I I IVA B.Ed., E I' rn Illinois - 4, V -, Siate Teachers College .' wx' , 1 I S 1,5 If . ' . -I - fm ' ., f .. L . . ,,,. .- V 'Sq , A , Comm r i I ' lr , . Al., -'I I B..,' riU. -A-, Y V' MISS BILLIE LOUISE NELSON Tvwns B B A NTSC MRS A B QWN ig, VX I N RANGE Ag uculture B S Texas A8-M QA W 1 5, n T 5. ...- RANDOLPH PALMER Scve BS Loyola U ,Q S .an FQ T' ALMA POLK GORDON POTTER Id Hnsto y Du e s Educat on Ouachita College BS No th Dakota State 3 'fc'- ' MRS MARGUERITE ROBINSON English A B MA Austm College ,gk 'T l,..-an IWC' JACK RUCKER Asst Coach BS Texas AGI wi' ' ' nce S54 ,45- ,. 13? A -1' I ' ' , 2: , Q' 5 1 5. Q? 'Nga' I, . .. f -'..,.i1.' A A War ' r Av r I . ., ' . ., r 4' ' -S :I - 4 , I U ' 5 E 1 Q +1 ... ' I I E ,Vt qi: Q y I X 1 , 4 . ' Q K ,, ' if -1 1--x A I af , 1 , I 451. ' S. I ' 1. I r' ' . ,:-.nc ff'-r 'Q MISS CARRIE SHANNON MISS DOROTHY SILLS Llb a an Ho e Eco om cs A B Baylor U B S No th Te as tate M A Texas Tech L S Geo ge Pea ody College fo Teachers 0- ww X 4- S- MRS JEANNETTE SILLS MISS MILDRED SIMS Engl sh Phys cal Educat o B Ed Southe n III nos U T an t B S Geo ge Peabody College for Teachers 'XJR lil? .AT MISS IDALIA VILLAREAL Spamsh BA TSCW gn-.ex MISS GLORIA WINGERT Englnsh Speech Drama BA Wash gton U r'--, 6' MISS ARMENTA WYANT English B A Ce tal State College 'Qs . X 1 ' r ri m n i . ., . . ,, r x S .., r b r ' I - F f Yi ' f , A 1- L Q - . ' -wr 'vo' he I fit J 3 I I S 3' ' x A Q Q N S r T H 2 -i i i n . ., r I I . B.S., r' iy U. . ., r 'J I A. '17 , v . ' . Nw' . sn! ' i -.. fsvm' 1 I s lr . ., . ., I in I . . ., H Y fi 41 If 1- .4 FRED PHILLIPS JR LEWIS MOORE CHRIS CAREY DR H E WHIGHAM Texas Co Dealer Canner Tlre Dealer Medical Laboratory 13 DOUGLAS PURYEAR JR Shoe Store 66 A t ugh joln Xlthough the pls. :sunt upruslons on thur flC95 dont show ll the se mul h HL one of tlu hlrclest jobs ln McAllen cllrutmg., and pl inning the Xlvkllen school svstem They Ulu hun. lu n from thur NJI'l0llS l1llSlIl8SbLS holding mectlngs lllSLllS'S prolxluns and decide on I course. of ILLIOII to bcnnfit tlu slutlults md the school .. I' i i - ENGEL ARNOLD Manager Ford Co President of Board LEON ELO GONZALEZ Printer f . el IN rp- X . , f Y 'Q . E ,N 'N 7 L 3 + Q i I V' P . 4 V .' EN 1 ' I 1 - 1.1 O . . luhicll somctilnes lust until two rfelocle in, the momingl to I r . - .. , 1- 4 . ' A - , 1 H 1. - X v Y f 1 K . X V .. gf f ,, f N: - P' 1 l 3 - ' nn. A ' 1 J . L , v. X S f X V, l ,xx il , f l ll lv X 1 l J sf I H W4 5 , sf :nm fm Q Q r X ,RN-f-P JUSTIN BLAKNEY Elementary Supervlsor X T E MCCOLLUM Supermtendent of Schools A lnusy 111111 Soft spoken Nir McCollum cfHu1ntlv supcruses the Nickllen schools suernl of which I1 no bun hmlt during, his hu WL urs NIcAllen Four LI8lTlLlltdl'y schools the new Sflillllm and the gym have been bullt durmg that time S4 MISS ESTELLA CUELLAR Lunchroom Supervlsor i S IJ vig MRS HELEN HARRISON AND MRS OLA MOSS BILL McGILVRAY Schogl Nu,-seg Maintenance Sup! V, T111-E' I ' ' 'F' 3 I I ' 'I f I f you- I A E I 'Own I r 3- 'R -If A . ' ' Y - 1 se K, : , -T X .- J-3: . AA v . vu. 1 - .I I A I , l I ' 1 1 Q I I , Il ! 4 19. 4, My M F I thu of ' r' I 't., E I J If ' X .- ' ' . if Alma Mater 'fe We proudly lift our voices, In praise to you. Our hearts beat loyally, Our memories are bright. May you, our Alma Mater be, A shrine of living light. In unity our spirit grows, We walk as one today. As one we lift our voices, In unison we say: Hail! Hail! McAllen High You're spirited and true. ,,,.,-ff' .J- -,,- 'ifif,1: ,, s - Within these walls . . . have been spent the majority of the waking hours of Mclliiites. Class after class of students have worked, played and even dreamed in a school that is a little world in itself. This is the main building, built in 1927 by people who had a dream that someday Nlclliites would be housed on a modern complete campus. lt has been kept up-to-date by constant improvements and innovations of modern equipment. ln keeping with the desire to help McHi grow, other buildings have been erected in more recent years: the vocational building, the administration building. the gymnasium and the three-year-old stadium. Girls of my dreams . . . And the tune sets visions of the beautiful, vivacious, lovely, and kind running through the average Mclliiites' head. Each year, McHiiites choose their favorite people in special elections. The Lady of the Mirror and the Favorites are chosen in the Favorites electiong the football boys cast ballots for Football Sweetheartg and McHi,s 100 piece band does the same for their Sweetheart. Here are McHi's favorite boys and girls . . . beautiful, handsome. best all-around, and popular, topped by the Lady of the Mirror, Foot- ball Sweetheart and Band Sweetheart fi K, I , C C K l .A fo Q- I 1 h -P m f 5 'U 4 . . '. 1, - f 1 l I 'Q gpg-agv fwsyvw,1xss'4w'Qq-+'-gwm:gm5mggR?gm v'i3.m:L1,-L-fxikjifh Y 1 f - E , A, M ,Jn-2L'yf: wx , -A ma M., fe .-,,. f, , . , gwg,y.'f G' 1 4, .- ' Hifi .' ,Hia 5.5-A-e..5.f,f .Ugg-Uf33g, ,fm .'53'L f1'+-.-I 4- 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' A -1-45' .i,fgQ -4g'e2,2wgf1ffb' . .,,,, V ,, 4-,. . Q ' ff' fL 'f.vff:,f' I- 11' :iii an V W 1 i 'U 5,4 i' JAYME SFWARD Junlor Ccndndute A Dream Come True.. Being Lady of the Mrrror the top trtle synonymous wrth beauty personality and abllrty rs a dream come true to some McHr mrss each year Vrvacrous Lucrlle Saenz Senior was chosen for this the highest honor that can be be stowed on any glrl by her fellow students Lucrlle rs a mam cog IH lrle at MCH: She was candidate for the Lady of the Murror her other three years and was head cheerleader this past year besides having amassed a great host of other honors The other three classes elect candidates for the honor although the Senror rs tradrtronally elected 5 4' 'U CHARLENE SMITH MAR.lORlf MCADA Sophomore Candidate Freshman Cdndld'-170 wif' 31 ,'z.zi f. gn, 1 'u3ES1.'-5 1 -1.1.5 1' J , 1 V , 1 -U.. .w Q ,X , gm Just like a melody A pretty qrrl IS like a melody serenaded the McHl band as Eddremae Phares Senror was escorted to the center of a hu e 9 heart and presented as Band Sweetheart Eddie h b mae as een a member of the band five years vice president her lunlor year and t h reasurer t rs year She IS known by her pep and enthusiasm and IS generally the first one to volunteer for the tough jobs 5 I o 0 o ll ' ' f ll ' . 1 I I , . 1 ' r if 'N . v 'ff , , .qi Qs .. I f . 'H , 15 , '44 j I Q r N X -5 f Homecoming royalty .. fn- ' TURN ', Q Vi N-...I CAROL ANN CRAMER JO ANN WILSON Sopho o e D che Ho eco g uee I' Nev- MARGIE MCADA JAYME SEWARD Fesh cs Duchess Juno Duchess 1 s Q . I Q 1 -'J 'A x 1 -A ' . m r u ss m min Q n x Q f, ,aj i' Y V . K we V lj!!! , Y A vi r m n i r Bmwn brains and beauty 4 Now we present said the presenta tion ball emcee announcing the three boys and three girls who had been elected to the pleasant honor of being Senror favorites Athletic ability brains beauty and charm are personified rn these Seniors chosen rn the annual electron SALVADOR TIJERINA Most Handsome RAUL GARZA Best All Round HELEN JAM ES Most Beautiful MARGARET RODGERS Best All Round Q'- JO KING SPELL Most Popular BILL DIETRICH Most Popular x qfv 1 'Dx Q5 14 Liuelu and ind The lively and industrious Juniors chos e six people as favorites who not only rate h. hl . . rg y in appearance and personality but who were main pushers in all of the b' '9 .lunior and all-school activities this year. GARY RANKIN Most Handsome DON BUNN Most Popular VIOLA THATCHER Most Beautiful SHIRLEY LEIFHEIT Most Popular JOY BROWN Best All Round BILL POSEY Best All Round '5- NC' lr lx 5: Especially talented Tv-'il Sophomore McHr1tes elected people for the tradrtronal spots on the favorites rs but they went one step further by choosing slx people who not only filled the usual requirements but who were either out standing ln a particular fleld or especially talented BILLY MOORE Most Handsome BOB DAVIS Most Popular SHARl WEST Most Beautiful BARBARA DORFF Most Popular MARY ANNA BURRIS est All Round CAESAR FULTON est All Round A-s 71' 7 'bs hrvs P-'IQ R H 9- l Thrlll comes The thrrll of berng a favorite came early to these eager freshmen who will be able to wrrte this down as somethmg reall Y big rn therr sometimes terrrfyrng fresh man year ROBERT WYCOFF Most Handsome GERALD LAMBERT Best All Round NORMA CAVAZOS Most Beauhful BETTY JO NOSER Best All Round KATHLEEN CLAYTON Most Popular JOHN FOLK Most Popular ear y Ii 'VA . gf. q X .T -r ' N l A ,Q A rx . 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'X ff 47. . ,f YH' I , QV. is , Us . , Q Y, , A fr ' Q- ' . li ' Future farmers' Sweethearts is ji KAROL KENNARD Q- YI HELEN JAMES Dreams with muscles Whether nnpressmg the glrlfrlend rcclpltulltmg the major points of last week s game or anwuouslv dxscussxng 1 comlng event talk of sports parades NIcH1s clmpus every dw of the school wear Any boy may go out for anv sport and wlth ablhty and hours of hard work may re lhze his dream of mlklng the team belonglng to the exclusne NI Cluh belng feted by the Qu lrterb lck Club and com petlng for All Dlstrlct honors But when hls dream comes true he finds that hes working for hrs team not mdlvldual honors and to answer the enthuslastlc cheers of the student hodw whlch he knows 19 backmg hum 1nd the team all the way NIcH1s glrl sportsters have also gamed recogmtlon for thelr ablllty and their program has been growlng each year WV1n lose or draw NIcH1s world of sports IS glamorous colorful and excltmg Mum I l I I 7 . . . . . 1 . . . 3 x 2 K C Q 0 s 0 I - . C 5 4 1 L C K 3 C L -, 1 Y 7 4 ' 7 1 1, I c J . 1 L K 1 I L1 , C K. I Q c SC o 37 s V 4 L . . , ' 1 . 1 , xi n CK 97 u . . ' r 5 1 j 1 2 1 5 . - A ' l 1. s 7 1 u , . C 3 L . . . Vx . . , 1 L, C I L . . . . 'Q ' . 4 1 Q! o 0 0 0 0 u u 1 . L c I , K c u Q! 0' , , , L . . . 1 7 , i Y' Q W 9 W W , It bf' I 4 I' ., 1,3 U 41, I 4 1. l V Q' f4QQm .' -. 4'o'9Qf 3,9 'O gr J I ,gxxgyggyg A' if Coos, ' 904, 1 0,90 Jay f XI 'V , x H, 4. X- .'.r'.+: -YV-. K ' -1':.',' xg.. mafia-A s . At 3.1-3 TI-f' ,P'd,,,,.-f' u Hn ',, .,. M. 1.173 up V ' V ,- K-4' - --Jr? .MQ Y 'QL S1 'ii' 73, I, 8 r 3 T X. K ,sf lfbdeif Played well their part. .. As an actor without an audience, so would a football team be without its fans. A most enthusiastic McHi student body was not forgotten when the honors were passed out after the football season. They were voted the most sportsmanlike student body in the Valley. Almost 700 students played every second of the game in their own way. Whether in moments of joy after a Bulldog touchdown as shown here, or in moments of distress when the other team is about to score, McHi's twelfth man was always with their team. 592- W I - me H 'Hilti Frrst Row Sawyer Garza Mendoza Icenhour Torres Thnrd row Coach Moser Moore Bunn Schuderer Molrna Ruben Gonzalez Second Row Asslstant Coach W Robmson Jasper Bartley Mancha Fourth ROW Rucker Taylor Tryerma Fulton R Young D Young Roberts Cmanagerl Hansler Mongan Galvan Richard Dletrlch H Robmson Gonzalez Bell Rankin Guerra Sewell 86 A well balanced team Desprte a last game loss to the Brownsvrlle Eagles that cost them therr fnrst dlstrlct champlonshlp since I943 MCH: s Bulldogs can be anythrng but ashamed for thelr 8 wlns and 2 losses durlng the l95l grldlron crusade A well balanced team the Bulldogs were unscored upon In frve stralght games whlle amassing ll4 polnts durlng these frve games them selves Although several boys stood out at datferent times rn the season there was no rndrvldual star Jose Mancha burly 210 pound guard spearheaded an offensnve and defensuve lrne that promises to be one of the best rn this area of the state next season as only two regulars will graduate Mancha was honored at the end of the season by bemg named to the Class AAA all state team an honor that has not come to a MCH: player In nearly l0 years At left Co Captains Bill Dietrich and Robert Young discuss strate gy to be used agamst an opponent Robert Young is caught by those Mission Eagles Richard Gonzalez dances away from a would be Edinburg tackler Barely Beat Cards Their second game at Horlmgen was the Bulldogs biggest revenge battle of the year The previous fall the Cardinals had beaten McHl for the league champion ship by a humlllatlng 44 l3 scor This time the Purple and Gold were out to wln and dld l3 6 after holding off Harllngens feared passing attack with a serles of goal line stands This was the only touchdown the Bulldogs made Flashy Reynaldo Torres scats in the open field 88 against the Brownsville Eagles. against Mission with Thomas Allen to protect him. xv- An Edinburg tackler stops Richard Gonzalez an end sweep Bill Dietrich almost scored rn the Pharr game after catching this pass Lets Forget Muller A budding undefeated record was cut short when the Bulldogs VlSlfEd Muller Hugh at Corpus Chrlstl It was another damp evening and the Bucs produced their wlnnlng margin on a blocked punt and a long galn on which a McHu defender slipped In the mud Final score was I3 6 N Quarterback Caesar Fulton got loose for 40 yards Caesar Fulton lleftl looks for somebody to block on this run against Edinburg. after handing off to Robert Young. 89 rl V , ,Qu-Y: ,, . 'X 'v i-- ' ,ff iq.. V A: iff ' .X 'N -L, . vs .fi w , LQ -J1,. y ,fx-,,. ru. J M45 V-.,'. 3' 1.-,e,,, . h ,sl X-I .,-kia X. ,',,- 77?-b '- nj wx ' inf, 1 '. ,'? li's-9FY Y .:fI Af - 1125, ,.. yur.: Q- -v, xv, 1. sv iwzldi 'vibe -a ,1-. I f Q 1 I' 4 -1 , 'fu Q- - ng. +' . Q rv . ka . A 7 gvyu ' K iw. f .1 - . - ..,,.N 1 V' - -X -K 1 ,y-.rw , K ,., -rs , - , ' . - ' wr, .. 'T' Q ,gill 1, Oigw Aj, x -' 2 -Ai-f J. ' 'ffwl-'I' v -9745 'aff' 155' TH:-DCI: H 9? fi ,uf - - 'A :,!F',,b ,J 1- ,, , .L - 'J Jig'-ug..-I .-gg 1 ..-. ff 1 , , -H-'.s..I 3 ,.4, . --f -, .,.-u' , ..Y .Lv--In 'ffz:'gf'4:: - QQ... -1,51 '.' 1i '5q, 1 1',:'l,,. r '-,! M ... ,Cixi ,fpaz :,.1'f','.f , 5 wx, N Z?-1 nr. ,. '1 .. , .--jf-,, , , 0 . .?fK 'ffxlgz-f 'fy' 14, -, ,wx ,-x.L .. -542 .tt 4 KA ' N9 I4..:'Et4 '.m1 Speedy Robert Young crashes over for the clincher against the tough Alice Coyotes. Bobcats Threaten Edinburg was supposed to provide a nice scrim- mage before the Bulldogs played Brownsville for the 8-AAA championship, but the Bobcats didn't read the papers. They gave the visiting 'Dogs a slight chill by taking a l4-7 lead early in the proceedings. McHi's fighting eleven regained its poise for a comeback and won, 33-21, on more sensational running. SALVADOR TIJERINA KIRK BARTLEY H Guard JOSUE MOLINA Center JOSE LEAL End RAUL GARZA Guard .L -- 23. 1 big,-i -lv, v,z,m if nnmdf ,M v-81.3 lddlllkf- hh. Cixi k f X in N X E . , r 4' ll- ' !'55W-an ', ' ' Wtos-e -- . . ,, , Msg, I -ifq ,gf A .0 we , -.4 ll 2Af.':P::' 2- -'----I - . RQ 4 . Y 14 -at . . ' 'r A 4 N - X -Q' 5 4 wg , ,heh . - ' rf' 4- , ,. -.H t , I. , . 'ss-f, s' '- ig 1 N f.. - N' 1- 1-., V I ,- -. . - nf, 2- I ' g .N L '. , . -1 -.I I o -. U . ' '- 4 - ?.. r- - - ' . - - ' .. - I . -.,f-ss....rf:,f,' V ,Q . - .QV ,X L, . gif? 4, I A PM I ... A 'Y ,Ji x- H it Q V. H Q1 L 'L .- . -. .' . TH' J.. -- -- ' . f ' ' - e '. ff'-2. . . -. . Q ' .N i -. -r. bs-IS.,-,Q ' 'x-4.x N A , sf .' .eff , ,, . ' , I I . 1. - 14 t xy--..-fe. Duty., Q:- K 4 .J-,fi eg, , , i,lA1!m.g M1 .M ,Q . in l . ', '-f. A . .,ff7,'f Qual: lv.:--I I . 1- 4, . I - U . - ,, , 1 , 4 - . . . 1 1- -if-4, ff 't ?T'E'gr'h N' 'Q-I . J r .mst . fa - S, GARY RANKIN 3 rf Fullback ., lil A uns- I REYNALDO TORRES Back A - .i V RONNIE HENDRICKS - 1 5'-A , Manager ,mme .-.. . ' 1' Fleet-footed Gary Rankin looks for a way out of this Mission Eagle trap. Key Game Close 6-0 Kingsville was it, if the Bulldogs were to remain in contention for the conference title. And they came through, scoring the game's only touchdown on a pass and holding the Brahmas at bay with a great defense. The 6-0 win went on the books only after the 'Dogs thrilled 6,000 home fans by defending their goal four downs within the eight-yard line. CAESAR FULTON RICHARD GONZALEZ Back Back L 5',::::,,1a I . 5 2 l 1. ,.,...... L Q 'A -1-'j-5-QL, Zklxkgfw EY . ,Q 'f Q!'. so 1 -.. ,. ,, , . . , , ,1Q,'1-fifbl' if-my . - -.,5'j'1-.rib 'aiflfyfyi 1 - . -..,,fJ r'w15g 33 V-. , Not too successful . . . WITH EYES ON THE BASKET sq d e e s ks Ro so Coach Ruck D M u o Ma nge Robe t Zep d McH1 s hard luck cagers Hnlshed better than they had 1n two prevlous years but stxll could rack up only 1 three won elght loss conference record Wlnnlng conference games only from Edmburg ftwol and Pharr San juan Alamo the Bulldogs suffered '1 shortage of manpower HI1lShlIlg the season wlth only a nme man team One of these was brought up from the B team to fill ln Thmgs look better for future years though smce only two men were lost through graduation They were Bill Dletrlch and Mickey Exdson Always plenty ol Action Literally on guard was this Alice Coyote as Jose Leal attempted to put the ball through the hoop Bob Davis looks on helplessly A little body English is applied by this Edinburg Bobcat as Jose Leal attempted to bucket this fast break field goal 1 Surrounded by McAllen Bulldogs, this Alice player seems to be playing mumbly-peg with the sphere. Just too tall for Bob Davis and Ramiro Leal, this Coyote controlled the backboard all evening. s-V --gg Orw X LES RO ESO I F Qs. W 1 L ill' .4 in n one foot before letting fl st Brownsvnlle JOE VVEEKS JOSE LEAL Fo a d .,-4 They were expected to go lar . . . Ili lf V7.1 s . 1 M TRACK SQUAD MEMBERS Front row Gllbert Guerra Andy Gomez Pete Leveck Bull Duetrrch Robert Young Ruben Gonzalez Buddy Roberts Javler Garcra Second row Fred Torres Rrchard Mongan Larry Stowell Nrck Vasquez Rlchard Gonzalez Jose Mancha John Polk Don Bunn Davrd Allex Thrrd row Jesus Lrguez Ramrro Q I' x Syd xi Leal Duck Jaspar Pete Sanchez Rrchard Newton Lurs Guerra Jack Chrsum Addon Vargas Charles Prrtle Fourth row Manager Tommy Wrmberly Franclsco Araguz Pablo Galvan Joe Saenz Bull Posey Norman Wrllrams Juan Gonzalez Krrk Bartley Jerry Herndon and Coach Charles Moser Most track aCtlVltlLS oc curred too late to report, but pre season dopesters had JT predlcted that MCH1 s track ' team would go far toward wmnmg the state meet this year Basls for thelr pre sumptlon was the Conzalev brothers Rlchard and Ru ben who both won pomts at the state meet last vear, and a speedy sprmt relav team of which they are members M-hes- ' bu. Fleld men watch as Fred Torres soars over the hugh jump bar Left to right are Gomez Bunn Saenz 100 Gonzalez Bartley Posey and Roberts , M , , 4 - C J E x 5 r 5 T k 1 I l Y 4 I -I V X , 5 gm XA. r 5 Y - I I X 'RW V t X ., w P , ' I fl 1 li I W l I C l ,. A F B' A S. ' lr . Lx f A J 'I' I . I X ' I X r C K ' ll W I . . - I 'xx - , I , I -T1 -,' Av J U 1 X 'lt A LLA t f P w J f I ' I l - . A' ' I 1 1 l- . . u 1 I . I v I ' I I I I I I I I I I A D 1 r I 1 -' . I I 6 ' . ' . . ' ' . I I I I I I . I l I . I . I I I I I 1' 1 . 9' - 3 3 6 p . ., ..... I-- to , tg . . . f Xin . . 'Q .. 5,-,gt , 'Af ' , ' - f 4 '-su-Q I-.3 I 1 X Y I ' - - an K V b 3' V ' Q I 9 . c ,.f 7 . If. a f ' I 1- X l 'I -- - ' 1 ' , - bd' N ' Q., ' I 7 p 1 1 f fix , , ' 1 A' - 5 . Q .511 'Q , f - 'S 1 ' C, ' . . 'FSC a 'I A V g , K 4 - ' All' ---.g., ,- A Y I mt' QC mt . ' . I I I I I ' B team sports 'ML lun B Team Football boys are Flrst row Alex Rrchmond Burnett Davls Perkins Ingram Coultas Garcla Wrngert Osborn Leal Gall Second raw Solis Torres Sampson Lambert Polk Motley Chrsrm Bell Lever mann Zapada Thrrd row Guerra Allen Slmpson Erskm Sosbee Auendano Gomez Valverde Frsher Fourth row Coach Brown Smlth Evans Hernondon Stowell Jasper Gomez Sanchez and Coach Hector 1 f LEN mow ' B Team basketball boys are standrng Scrlvner Evans Alex Farmer and Fernandez Kneeling Upchurch Lrquez Leal Hendricks Coach Hector Valverde Jasper Araguz Erskm Gomez 'A J, - . I A 'Z ...l . 'V K- , fp , . I 5 ' , I '. ' - . l L l 3' 15 - . . ., A. 3' lf! r ' Q - s of Q A ' l X . S' . il .Mr f '11 11' - I ,, ,M . , ' rg' ' AK' .vii I' A ,H-ll , -ll S L , I. .f ,, ,, l . - . . . . ' ' ' .I I I I I I ' ' I I I I b I ' l l I ll I I I I I I ' I ' . I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I ' , A fv M - 13 ' f 'za . 5 V,-3,13 4 L. - Q, . F 4' , - I 1 fs f fl vb , 1 ' ' ' . r, . . vm aiu 4 A X It V l X Y-1 Siu ' F . I J V ' 5 in A V pl ' . 1 -g - I X lvl . y b , . I 1 ' l ll ll - . - - . A I ' ' I I I I ' ' ' I I I I I I I I I ' 101 Tlwe gurls playecl, too Lookrng on as Coach Mrldred Hausmger explains the frner pornts of basketball are Standrng La Nell Musch Gelee Robrn SEASON RECORD A TEAM Mrssron Donna Weslaco Mrssron Donna Weslaco Mrssron Donna Weslaco Mrssron Donna Weslaco McAllen McAllen McAllen McAllen McAllen McAllen B TEAM McAllen McAllen McAllen McAllen McAllen McAllen Elrzabeth Krdd and Coach Hausmger Kneelmg Margre Garza Kay Bonneau Mmerva Lazo and B team Coach Mrl B TEAM are from left to rrght standrng West Perdue Wrlkrns and Ross Kneelmg Flannery, Moss, Flores, Savage, Cam I n u I X 7 I ,., I ' X l . ly X, l x . V x i, ' l ' 4 1 mt - A V, ,L ' NX 3, ' g -A .IQ I 4 E ' 1. f A ' ' L.. son, Jolen:West, Betty Fincll, Cora Goynesz dred Simms. I I - sa 41 l' ,f 52 33 42 22 . ' ' 30 34 ' 23 32 in ' 32 31 T ' ' 8 37 3 4. A 39 42 :bg Q, P I I7 25 9 . ' ' ll 31 A I6 20 18 24 Q S N . XA They supplied the vlm QL 'if 954 JY 53'-kgpg 445+ has ll 'N USCH PATSY oummn CaI'lO5d of CJTZBITIS To dance, to laugh, to have just plain fun with the heart interest of the moment is probably the favorit M H e c iextracurricular activity. The Presentation Ball, the Football Sweetheart Dance Homecoming, 7 and the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom are the chief soc' l . . 1a events of the year. The time in-between is well taken up by club parties 9 meetings, and committee work. McHiites also like to spend time simply udraggin' Mainv or congrcgating at -Iimmieis or The Citrianaf, One McHi girl rushed by in a mad whirl one day and was heard to say, Oh, there are so many extracurricular activities that I donit even have time to study anymoref' No doubt being in th it predic lment would please most NICH1 ltes very much' qw X My I VX S5 A 999- I W E-si E? 00- M1 1 ii' Q, 4 3, ,e fm , Av XB l A I Z? '- if 111 p :K U I .J V ' fl X bi A , . ,'. qx 5 4.13 i ggi' , file : sea' b b :N 'g g l R 1 V -- 6 , , Q .T ea N f my y -film? - ,--r ...apuc-o'- J.vvv- i , nr.. -' rf I' ,fish - vmwf. A banner year for a banner band xrf AA 'NJ O I Ill FII! ,Z 4,1 QF'- 'nl A TWIRLING LINE that drew mented plaudlts from football fans Innes up They are Betty Jo Noser Peggy Brewer Shar: West Carolyn Moffltt Barbara Tomlm Johnme Parvlno and Shrrley Leaf helt drum malorette 'N 54.5 -4 l M,,...'2-4. KEITH SMITH Drum Maior This was a banner year for McHr s snappy 700 prece band Always present at all rm portant Valley celebrations the band thrs year represented this area at the State Farr rn Dallas Besides wlnnrng a first at the annual Prgskrn Jubilee the band al ways drew tremendous applause at foot ball games for their rntrrcate and lmpres srve marching lormatrons The band was ably backed by an extremely active band booster club composed of parents This group led the drive to raise the S2 500 for the tnp to the State Farr and was always around when a band member needed help Besrdes numerous school concerts the band played for wmter tourrsts In Archer Park each Sunday durmg December January and February DIRECTORS The two men responsuble for the excellent records chalked up by the band thus year are Director C L Horn lrrghtl and Assistant Dlrec tor C. C Musch O X JF., .p Q . I . ' I ' . . ,- - - , xp. f . . . . . . ' + . Q . .: ' ' - y 4 ex ai. . . . I ' 0 V' Q .2 - U 1 . . . . . ' 0 ' -- of-'V sq-:.f ' ' '- h rv A JA r IJ' I ' In Q , . 5 - . A .j . ,. ' .. 4 T ., . . ' as H V I If. W. .V X AEI' :tix l- 'I 1, . ,L ' A ' I 4 . f i . , . QW I 1 5 1' Q. - V x fav' ' iiqg .1 H -. ' :..gN- , A . kh.5.'x 2.x :fr ' Nl ,Of v - 'r Q 4 A .' A x ' :lv -- IW 71. ' .V .- I M.. , ' 'fit A I 4 --' I a I 1 . . I . .1 I I - , . - v U -1 ' .fe - , I 9 A I I . ,, I K ' I N I I 0' I :If , ' ar' . 5 , ' , v I ll I ...il I , BUY HON! N lllnl I -e- T S 1 I ' I - Sectlonals FIRST ROW Moore S Bergulst Garza Grlmore Posey SECOND ROW A Bergqurst Brewer storlle C Arredondo Garza Happe Torres Blllman THIRD ROW Lozano Hampton De la Cruz Ortlz Garza Stolley Gall Brllescas Trevlno FIRST ROW Nrchols Hernandez Arredondo Butl r Hunger Rutledge Sepulveda SECOND ROW Fmch Wllson Smlth Starling Ray Werr Shrmerka Ceballos Webb THIRD ROW Arnold Alva Newton Posey I . , . , , , . . . I I ' I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I ' . ' 3 ' I I I ' I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I ' ' I I I ' Sectlonals FIRST ROW A Cavazos Bryan Martm Murray C Cavazos N Cavazos Tomlm Burgm SECOND ROW Gomez Sanchez Rlllang Noser Roelofs Sandoval Lambert Gilmore THIRD ROW Duffy Phares Rlndfuss Beer Tancre West Wnght FIRST ROW Blshop, Alley, Torres, Moffatt, Taylor, Canales, Reyna SECOND ROW Nova, Molma, Boetteger, Brown, Lenfhelt, Cobb, Sustayta, Blondeau THIRD ROW Schaeffer, Chrrstopherson, Johnson, Saldana, Dean, P Bales, Santoya, J Bales A I , : J .1 ,- X 'V v 5, .' . 1 ,JL ' ' I I I I ' I ' I I ' ' I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I ' 1- Margaret Rodgers Editor-in-Chief i lm O. L. Moore Wheel staff members are left to rrght seated Wllsmann Phares Bergqurst Bonneau Guerra standing Molina Beachum Gonzalez Mr Horner Lamas Duffy Beers Earnest Garza Leufhert Santoya Schuderer and Kent Real budding journalists Each year there are students who discover that they have printers ink for blood when they start writing for The Wheel student newspaper and soaking up the real news- paper atmosphere in .lohnnys print shop. To outsiders, taking journalism is gaining knowledge of writing, printing, interviewing and writing about people. lt also builds the character traits of dependability, punctu- ality, courtesy and tact. But to those who are on the staff, writing for The Wheel is learning the meaning of that awful word deadline , it's keeping a finger to the pulse of the activities that make the school tick, it's feeling yourself to be a tiny link in the world-wide chain of newspaper writers, its learn- ing to think of yourself as a newspaperman or woman, not just a journalist, and, most important, it's knowing that your words are recording the history of the school. Sports Editor f ,As . ' j' is 8 '25 Po ,Q 9 0,039 9 ,Q H Q OUTSTANDING JOURNALISTS fling! K E ' ., .l Y ' Q 1 rl lr s : : , . ,ii 1 J, 'Sus Z V -,,,,..4lf N Quill and Scroll members are left to right, seated: Outstanding members of the publications who Kent, Rodgers, Sponsor J. W. Horner, Wilson, rank in the upper one-third of their Junior or Moore, standing, Saenz, Moffitt, Brown, Wilsmann, Senior class compose the membership of the inter- Bonneau, Earnest, Ayala, Holden, Nichols, Leifheit, national journalism society, Quill and Scroll. James and Blankinship. r'.4 -- ,, .6 ii Ax 'C' 4, WHEEL v N. ,3:,,.i--rv . M' nu, 5, AWN T ,A An advertising staff get-together finds Janet Brown, D Carolyn Moffitt, and Rose Marie Ayala happy about the financial structure of The Wheel. . ' ' k! g'. :I K Preparing exchanges for the mail are Robert Fin- nell, who sometimes lends a hand, Darlene Conner, Sally Bergquist and Helen James, exchange editors. Yr 1 Q of Q: ju-1 Frrst row Gonzalez Lerfhert Posey Chrdester Wilson Dunbar Strohmeyer second row Sewell Roelofs James Musch Rogers Custer thrrd row Dretrrch Mrs Collins Hernandez Wycolf Koertge Kent Curtrs Dutschmann Taylor Torres Motley CSLS MEANS N H S Character scholarshlp leadershlp and service these are the quallflcatlons necessary for mem bershrp rn the Natlonal Honor Society A major actlvuty of the local chapter was the sponsoring of a charlty benetrt fllm This fr' '5 'f .i: 'iff' TOMORROW S SALESMEN The salespeople of today and tomorrow are mem bers of thus the Dlstrlbutlve Education Club Taught by Glenn Ford they practice and study sales methods for use In their lobs 112 Seated Herrera Gaylord Ford Garcra Schodts Ball Garza stondrng Garza Garcra Gomez Gon zales Thatcher Pena Garcra Lamas Trea Esca mrlla, Roberson, Salinas, Pferfer, Larr, Chandler, Garza, Snider, Rocha, Rogers, Flores .I xv A. Ya 4 11 A. 'Ls . I . s- 5 'f ' V I Xx ,. '-' A -1. . .,- - Q , ,,, -n ' ' Q X . 2 I- ,ff A l - il v ' 'I A - - L ., , -6 N- 4: P ' . ff ' Aus Q .5 - - p . -I f- A ' ' 5 .- A V R X 'T 1 .em . M ' I. -, f ' ., ' V Q . . .1 ' Q n I 4. 4 . 3 4 I X ,L - yt- - Q 5 , , -l I I I I r I T r r rl :I I ' r I I I I ' - I . , I I I r I I I I ' ' ' an . i J ' .M r, U . , - v I ,- I J ' Q ' , X . x .5 - '.,. 1 .1 ' 'M Ta- if . v -,. G f' I 'M - . -nil I .dl in A, V ..r' R r ' I I I I I , I 1 rn : r r r ' , r r 1 1 r 1 ' Ill'- lt I X' YOUNG ACTORS Thespran Troop 64 names McH1s student actors For admrssron to thls natronal organrzatron a stu dent must do a certain amount of stage work McH1 offers plenty of opportunltres rn thrs freld For a year of hard work the Thesplans are rewarded wrth an annual upstate trrp T 5-Y is .ni second row Dutschmann Duffy Wmgert West Muller Mclntosh Curtns thurd row Tnce Savage Connor Snead Flannery Dorff Nnchols Murray Jolly Pate Posey Kennard Chldester Roelofs Ayala James fourth row Curl Bunn Wrlght Newton Taylor Webb Posey 91 MV' Fnrst row Jones Earnest second row Garza Wll kms Goynes Dutschmann Musch thard row Flores Lazo Harter Mass Hausmger Roblnson Valverde Cam Perdue Dunbar fourth row Stroh meyer Savage West Fmch West Rogers Ross Guerra, Bonneau, Saenz, Moss, Montgomery, Flannery FEMALE MUSCLEMEN Great Athletrc Ambrtrons mrght well be the meaning of G A A whlch really means Girls Athletic Association All the girls rn th1s organlza tlon are outstandlng In some phase of sports The group IS sponsored by Mrss Mrldred Hausmger H Q ' , I , f D 'Q . ' . 1 l . - . . - M' A - ,.,. , xg . 'I . : .4 Vr- J .. ,- .. W, l z . v Y I Z A f x ' ' Y ,,' . 'l ll ' Q 1. -40' V H Q .+ Q I , f ' , 's H . 9 P srl i h Q i l l, . 1 fg . -H -. 1 . ' A J if - . ' R Q Ap .- ,I ' l Y f ' E 1 r ' , Q' ' W1' . 'cl 4' 1.1 N f ' - , qya. I N . ,K gb, X S - , -' 32,3 A ' s A I First row: Roseland, Leifheit, West, Driver, Deang 4 n a n u n . A Z . I . I ' I I . - I I I 3 I I . . . ' l . ' 1 1 1 I I 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . I I : I I I ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' 3 M I . K I . - ,l , - 1, ' rt Mvaivzk 'N , 'A -X l 1 l . A , 4. if . L i 1 , 5 2 1 , ' - I I l I : . . . ,, . . . ,, . 1 1 I 1 1 U l l I ' ' ' . 5 Z ' . : : ' . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . ' I ' Fnrst row Seward Harter Mstcmacher Mrs Brown Leon Stephens Castrllo Cavazos second row Lrberty Gutierrez Sotelo Gulmore Soto Almaraz Cavazos Almaraz Cavazos Torres thrrd row Rros Garza Berrones Cazares Erwln Berset Saenz Canales Cashllo Garza fourth row Ward Martun Doss Wnlluns Connor frfth row Fuentes Hatcher Taylor De La Cruz Portmcnn Coe Saenz Noser Holden Soto MOLD GOOD RELATIONS God made us neighbors let yustlce make us friends serves as the motto and purpose of the Pan American club A member ol the Pan Amer: can Student Forum of Texas this MCH: group meets In Mrs Dorothea Brown 5 room to plan the pageantry of Pan American Day PRACTICE TYPING The clrckety clack of the typewrlters sounds from Miss Blllle Nelsons room when the Typing Club meets durmq club period There are some 40 mem bers In the club which practices typing techniques Seated Ochoa Sanchez Garcra Escobar Lopez standing Mlss Nelson Peterson Martrnez Thobe Lomas Gomel Garza Balls Garcuo Loza Vargas Langston Sanchez Morales Almaraz Gonzalez Harvey Guerra Gonzalez Sc tt Hull Marhnez Schuderer Rangel Fuentes REAL HE MEN Husky football players' swrft trackmen' towering basketball players' All rn one club? Yes the M club rs made up of athletes who have lettered rn a malor sport 'Q 4 QP Moore second row Hendrrcks Young Mongan Molina Bunn Hansler Roberts thlrd row Mendoza Torres Sewell Eldson Jasper Guerra Taylor Sawyer fourth row Moser Rankin Bell Gonzalez lcenhour Costrllo Leal Torres Davis Mancha FOR MEN ONLY Frrst row Domsted Sosabee Volverde Garcra Allen Zepedo Jospar, Solrs, Mr Rucker, second row Smuth, Coultas, Erskrn Stowell, Evans, Lambert, Polk, Rrchmond, Guerra, third row Ingram, Perkins, Allex, Avendono, Torres, Sanchez, Gomez fourth row Bush, Thompson, Hommel, Simpson, Levermonn, Chlsum, Motley, Davls, Wungert Strictly for men only rs the Junror Varsity Club made up of B team football players Coach Jack Rucker explains football and basketball rules and football formations to the boys during their meet rngs 115 . , , ar. I . 1 f . - .. ,, I V . I N Q I T . 1 1 , Y ' A N . V V , ' . I . O 6, Q Q ., . ll ll - - First row: Gonzalez, Robinson, Tijerino, Garza, Young, Bartley ' . . u rl l 3 1 1 1 r . - - I , , 5 I . , . . r 1 I I 5 1 1 f , , , , , , . I . ' ll ll ' ' ' - , , . . , - , .A c'w'W fQrs'f'1 A-be :Ev Seated Serverre Haden Young James Townsend Kennard Range Schuderer Lavme Holton stand mg Crawford Glnette Hancock Hunger Frantz Carpenter McCall Yoakum Schodts Brrght Wise bee Greer Guerra Thompson Evans Bell de los Santos Sawyer fn FUTURE FARMERS The McH1 Future Farmers of America chapter, rs comprrsed of boys who lntend to be or would l1ke to be lust that farmers Club sponsor IS I N Range who teaches these boys who are all takmg and farm machmery and the rrght methods of planting and harvestlng crops 'WTR STUDY AVIATION Avratron club members don t wonder If rt s a b1rd or plane or Superman when they see somethlng rn the a1r If lt s a plane they w1ll know and more than lrkely know the k1nd of plane also After studying about the man made blrds many of the H5 group ,om the C1v1l A1r Patrol U0 ro 1 Flrst row Balderas Kent Garcia Metcalf Hess Carlton Clausen Wrlson second row Mauerman Bales Hoff Cavazos Gabbcrt Greenhill Hammond Henna third row Wulllams Schaefer Crawford Hartman Burns Burgess Robeson fourth row Fmch Salmas Cruz Gonzalez Gamez Werse Keller fufth row Alexander Trevrno Hardy Galvan Gearhart Simpson Burrhus - ,rf ,. B n I ,ff -,Q .. ,.. ' -, I 4 r fl I: 6 r ' yr' Q ' V . x ' ' .. H 'V 1' - 1 J Q, 5 ' , , K- X A Q: I . r :A K1 H ,fc qhgg lvl .11 , Hi, in ,, sv ., '.,.,,,,,s v - K. . ass' X f I is L -.,. - 1 , F . ,. . M 1 . N.. In . a- ' , Z . I I I- I I l . ' . 1 1 I 1 1 ' I . I 1 1 1 1 Q 1 L ' ' I ' Q I I I I I I -I . I I Srmpson, Garland, Crawford, Burrhus, Guerra, Sosa- vocational agriculture, the proper care of livestock I I I I I I 1 ' ' l ' '- A 7 l ' ,4 W-f---r 4- I T ,. I 1. K ,Vi . 114. I . - 1 X ,, 4 T ' - . 1 .4 b . N - . ,, ,A N . . ' - ii f A ' U' nz ! . 5 . . , . . , . ' ' ,' ' . , , I 5 2 . STUDY MEXICAN CUSTOMS Habla usted espanol? If you do, either of these clubs is the place for you. The members sing Mexican songs, dance Mexi- can dances, and play Mexican games, all in the spirit of better appreciation of the Mexican culture. Sponsors are Miss ldalia Villareal and Mrs. Lola Finnell. JUST LIKE TO SING DO Re Ml swells through the corridors of the vocational building during club period ll you follow the singing, the trail ends at the chorus room Along with some regular chorus members the club is made up of students who lust like to sing Uf'YLn.L i Lv L, C-lg r- ll A -if- I Sf.-1 F TY 13 Seated: M. Gonzalez, Garza, Cavazos, Finnell, Delgado, Davila, standing: Lopez, Yarez, Guerra, Rodriguez, Garcia, Martinez, Saenz, Garcia, Villarreal, Perez, Cortez, Reyna, Urcsti, Martinez, Bali, Gutierrez, Gonzalez, Luna. ' 4. 4 . 1. X 1-. Seated Gonzalez Pena Flores Limos Franz standing Araguz Gomez Olivarez Franz Medina Lopez Garza Moreno Sanchez Ayala Chavez Ortiz Nevarez Villarreal Sepulveda 1l ---5 First raw Sotelo Delgado Phares Canales Olivarez Mrs Kinney Engers Guerra second row Beer Hampton Ball: Sturdevant ll 'll ' . 5 1 1 1 1 I 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - is A LJ 1 ' . ,il rv Z R ' 1 ,r N r . ' lt, 1 . 'Ep ' v' - 0 I1 ' 1. l . l N - U..- ,IQ M..r.::ge:,,L,I,YU. 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I flixo ., -,,. 3 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I 5 1 1 1 - y'Y Lett to right Mr Palmer Herrera Gamez Gomboa Taylor Hernandez Curl Newton Hidalgo Trevlno Guzman Gall Hams Zapata Wear Cantu Cuellar Brattvn Beachum Front row Damron Enderly Wycott Funderberg Lmdsey Frsher Shlrey Otero Page Starlrng back row Sumonds Posey Clemons Rodgers Osborne Skurka Rrndtuss Howell Seated Beers Fulton Dletrrch Meek Wycotf standing Huckerson Wrught Wycott Rrllrng Butler Davls Smrth Spaulding STAR GAZERS Count Every Star or Shane on, Shrne on Harvest Moon arent only songs but the purpose and hope of the star gazing or astronomy club To thrs group Sl 52 brought a new telescope Accordrng to some members the telescope enables them to vrew the heavenly bodies better Explorrng the wonderland ol scrence holds the rnterest of the members of the Scrence Club Chref gurde rs D L Enderle, who pornts out awesome screntrhc marvels to hrs safarr along the trarl PROBLEM SOLVERS When some complicated math problem stumps you, go see a member of thrs club Wrth apparatus known as a slrde rule the problem ceases to be one The mam pur pose of thrs organrzatron rs to tram mem bers to use the slrde rule If T Il ll ll ' ' l l .tp lg - ll 1 .I I l r I 1 I 'I if . , ' 11 ' rr 1 -U 1 l ' 3 s ' 'X gli! 'Al ,- , , , , , , , , , , A , , - 'ff 1 , A , , I -- - SCIENTIFIC EXPLORERS -1, f ' I . . . , . , 1 2 , , , , , . , - .XV 1 V . I . I - 1 at . . . 1 . ' ,X rll' . X - f , , , , - JUST MESSENGERS Gathering up absentee Ilsts and taking messages and the announcements are ,obs that keep offlce helpers stepping These grrls devote their study hall period for servrce rn the office PART TIME LIBRARIANS Teen Age Lrbrary Association or T A L A members ard McHl :tes more than most people realize These boys and grrls give up their study halls to work rn the library checking books rn and out returnmg books to stacks etc As a member of a statewide organrzatlon this group elected a parlra mentarlan for their drstrrct this year PRACTICE SHORTHAND Readmq their own shorthand poses no problem for members of the Shorthand Club who learn to do just that durmg club perrods The grrls under the dlrectlon of Mrss Ada McLennan practice wrrtmg and reading shorthand Left to nght Jolly Drnver Peterson Page Mrs Curry Payne James Chudester Bales Shown are Snead Jones Earnest Jones Beers Hampton Gall Mclntosh Doss Portman Coomer Rodgers Mlss Shannon JT' Q., 5 Left to nght Sustayta Gonzalez Vasquez Duffy Mancha Gonzalez Davila Gomez Peek Mess McLennan 119 . . 5 I I I 1 A 1 I I , . -X lt -, I , . . . U r . I ., , . I ' 'I . . . . . c, 1 I I I I I I I I 1 1 I 1 - , 1 1 . . ' o . . , . . ww -, ' . . . . n Q s I I . . . . ' . - ---1 - 1 I I 1 I 1 I , I - Front row Greenhill Games Earres Blankfleld Sills Falleck Yancy Bowman back row Rodnguez Hernandez Lozano Garcia Hunolosa Hext Garza Gegenhelmer McAda Gomez Rios Kean Hunter Flrst row Vasquez Lazo Valverde Daniels Vlllareal Garza Garza second row Garza Akm Buy Brown Bergqunst Dunbar Chndester Trapp Chandler Musch third row Bohn Lomas Garza Dutschman Custer Ramsey Fnrst row Ray Potter Polk Stoops Pfeufer Gamel Maye second row Amar Damron Lopez Moss Hauser Cox Snlver Compton third row Klappench Hood Cardmas Chavez Thompson Alley Tomlin Ortelon AIM IS HAPPY HOMES Producing well-ordered, happy homes in the future is an aim of the McHi Future Homemakers of America chapter. These girls who all are taking home eco- nomics, study sewing, cooking and home management during club period under the guidance of Miss Dorothy Sills and Miss Mae Daniel. HOW TO BE POPULAR What shall l do to be popular? How shall I dress for a date tonight? What harr styles are becoming to me? These are some of the teenage problems solved rn all the Teenage Clubs shown on this P099 The grrls rn these groups drscuss person alrty clothes and make up Mu-4, Seated Gallua Vrllereal Hester Garza Huckman Standing Mrs Jones Nava Arrendonda Alonza Bowman Sandoval Plnedo Kelrn Hancock Canales McCutcheon Garza Osborn Molrna Ramsey Seated Polk Sanchez Garcua Ferguson Bldgood Standing Duarte Martmez Townsend Arnaga Boettger Burton Stolley Waugh Schaefer Rrchard Cull Bobbrt Deon Loew Edwards Ward Womack Storlie, Esparza, Bergquist, Happe, Trevino, Saxon, Billman, Blair, Polk. 4 L11 J Seated Cobb Wrmberly McCall Gonzalez Moore Holland Ceballos standmg Thompson Roelofs McKone Gonzalez Jones Arnold Womack Schuderer Alvlrez Lrnnard Lrquez Left to nght Yoder Burnett Snrder Dawes Race Kunrk Smlth Saldana Rutledge Thompson Garza Cisneros Bohannon Potter Kneeling Potter Acevedo Brllescas Ayala De la Cruz Gomez Gonzales standrng Lopez, Zamora, Muller, Flores, Delgado, Gonzales, Upchurch, 122 Weeks, Bowman BATTLE OF MINDS All of those bishops and knights known as chessmen confuse many people but a few MCH: students know just what to do wrth the lrttle flqures Organrzed five years aqo this club has attracted more students each year Many battles have taken place rn tournaments as a result LOVE ly AFFAIR Love 30 Love 20 Love 10 Not the name of a new popular tune but some scores run up by those rn Tennis Club sponsored by Gordon Potter Members practrce tennrs playrng for tournaments and for fun GOLFERS LEARN TECHNIQUE Wrth the cry of Fore' members of the Golf Club tee off rnto sessrons of learning golf techniques and correct playrng pro cedures wrth Gordon Potter rnstructrng 1 , 2 ' A 1 ' I in N ' ', , . 1 ' ' ef 4 ,' 1, W . 1 1 '. V -Q . l ' W gk , ' v4 . . Y ' l . ' - f 1 1- . . . . . . . 1 c' ' I E sg - I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 2 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q l ' ' I .L-y. V, . if A - ' 1 . xv , ff..: , Q I ' uv ' I ' I ' 1 I L ' i- . 1 A F I CL U . . .1 L . L I 1 1 A 1 1 I 1 L 1 I 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - Q 3 ' ' 4 Ji .. . J ' f ' I ' ll ll , . ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 : A Toast to Mc Hr Student Body l 4' Seated Brewer Moffatt Flnnell Polk standlng Noser Dlzdar Partle Burgm Saenz Hoffman Ayala Htl 4,,..ialh4 fatM:Ae-J PIN papa fashion HELP COUNSELOR Another group of office helpers rs shown here wrth Mrs Hattie Mae Colllns gurd ance counselor These grrls assrst Mrs Collins by getting students when needed and dorng other tasks 'WN- Salud' or as It rs sard rn English your health rs truly a toast to the MCH: student body Salud the school magazine rs Informative entertarnrng and reveals lrttle known facts about personalrtres and organizations Under the drrectron of Mrs Edythe Brehm and J W Horner sponsors Frances Kent edrtor Charles Prrtle Joe Saenz Delores Drzdar Jacqueline Burgm Peggy Brewer Janet Hoffmann Bette Jo Noser departmental editors and assistants Nancy Polk business manager Rose Marre Ayala assistant business manager Robert Frnnell and Carolyn Moffrtt produce the magazine M Sponsors J W Horner and Mrs Edythe Brehm confer wnth edltor Frances Kent Seated Muller, Roelofs, Mrs Collins, Posey, Escobor, standnng Kent, McCutcheon, Savage 123 I 9 0 0 . Y: ' Il ll ' ' ' ' ' IITO -. K. A Q ,, . . . . I ' Q H 'r ' l ' r I 1 X I All . . - . . J 4 . . . . . , F4 - ' ' ' 1 . ' ' ' . ' ,.e N .0-: 4 ' , r r r . , . . , -y . . . ' I V 50 ,' 1 I r , . fbi? ' XS. ' r l I I 1, R: 1, r I I . . . ' 57 . . I I I I ' r I . If I 1 , ' , ' , J ' I , ' , ' , 1 1 r - -. if -. ,-if .--f-f-'wx - QV. - Wi' Q., Aj' - Q. Y. af A , ' gffzfl.-.'4'1: 5' il' rg .ch F, 'Q --1-,5 ' . ,Jr I - 4,.f , - - - 1 ' ' , -e ' . gf 1 5' ljvnnul ix, 'sro Dr' fum ' 'V ' AMN l ' '9 ' I V. r- I F ff' K E s - 'ts' . ' . 4 . 1 X A ' 1, ,N fl: J F eu' J ' a r- . K M ' I Q 6 1 - - ' , ' ' K ., 1- ' 1 I ,C . V K .I , 1 jx l E, I - L . . . . - ,X A - - r . ' 1 4 V . gi 5 lr i ff' .IP These Sophomore cuties really wowed 'em with their latest styles. . - nit' oqgluskl -J Archery expert Lynch lcenterl takes time out for a drink with teachers Glenn Ford and Hal Brown. avg. lt's assembly time . Amateurs and professionals combine to give McHi'ites a release from the usual classroom grind in the form of assemblies. Entertainment in all forms was provided for students this year. Professional programs arranged through Southern School Assemblies have been presented six times. They have included an archery expert, a poet of the accordion tone of the most popularl, a play entitled Box and Cox, a percussion instrument expert, a juggler, and a novelty act. Classes and clubs provided the amateur productions. The Freshmen started it all out with some skits and musical numbers. The Sophs brought down the house with their female style show using male models. Charles Dubal, a Senior, wrote and produced two assemblies, the Freshmen Teen-Age club presented a play,' and the Lettermen gained much student favor with their take-off on a faculty meeting. Many clubs conducted paid assemblies to raise funds for various projects. The debaters got in the act by presenting a weighty discussion on Resolved: lt is better to be a big frog in a little pond than it is to be o little frog in a big pond. The D. E. club, the Student Council, and the band were other groups who raised money through assemblies. 1 Roy Miller entertains during the Freshman assembly. Two poets get together. Lloyd La Vaux, poet of the accordion, and Mrs. Edythe Brehm, McHi's poet. iygssw, 2 Q. I .I -I ,4 I .s2fQgN' I5 511 This red-hot combo not only won the D. E. Talent Show, but was very popular every time they appeared. Arthur Guerra played the trumpet, O. L. Moore, clarinet, Bob Tancre, ,., drums,' Bill Posey, bass,' and Philip Webb, trombone. Their . official title was the Opium Five. F Lf- , Qx . X' h 0 .4 IL Blackfoce Emmett Arnold gives out with Old Man 7 . River in the band assembly. 1' . . a ' .4l' l Nadine Gilmore and Eddiemae Phares gained favor with their version of the Charleston. These three professionals presented Box and Cox. 125 Ka King Tommy Higgins Vl receives his crown.. s ...Nxss 445 1- 1 , , , i I 1 . 5 , f ri ' , ' ' My 1 l IV f 6 'K ' Q J.. ' f f I f I Q x x xxf '. r Q-,X X ' Es 1 g . f -N f ' '-Qs ' if ?,., . , Senior Jerry Beachum was selected by classmates to reign as King Tommy Higgins Vl. Araminta Curtis does the dunklng while other Seniors look on. I J is - ' . :. ' ' i Y ll. , I 1' I A of V . il- s 2.4 fi? e ' -'Fu i . , , ' ' fe J f Y V H Fi l If ' 1 ,- ' L, -new model Maxwell Dietrich Ceballos Wimberly Young Butler and Erdson were some of the best dressed boys ear to Seniors' Hearts... A day dear to the heart of every Senior is Tommy Higgins Day. This is the day that the elite literally let their hair down, and come to school attired in pajama tops and blue jeans. The barefooted Seniors eat their lunches on the campus in front of the main building, heckle underclassmen and teachers, and just have fun in general. The day started six years ago when a student named Tommy Higgins complained that Seniors just didn't get enough freedom. As a result, Principal Don Irwin proclaimed the day. A .. T1'. ,. Us fan Xjl- K i F5 .. y' N , P1 1 I 67 - Ji in TOP - A group picture the latest thing in Tommy gins Day attire. LEFT - A group of celebra corner Principal Don lrwir who originated the day six year ago. :.4 ' i X- Saenz, Wycoff and Wilson Vasquez, Sewell and Musch Bestt?l-dressed Higgins-ites were Margaret Rodgers and Mickey Eid- read the will. Underclassmen have their days as-mm A close up view of the agonies suffered by Freshmen is shown here The beginning of an eventful four years at McHr is started for Barbara Bowman Carole Klap erich and Janey Sue Polk Freshmen girls lme up in the hall to sing for the Seniors Note the snazzy fashions Mass confusion reigned in the auditorium when noon- time activities were forced inside because of rain. 128 lt 5 Fish Day at McHi' The time when all smart Fish came dressed in their little brothers and sisters clothes and bring their shoeshine boxes to shine the mighty Seniors shoes Sophomores too have their day at McHi One day every year they come to school dressed as cowboys with ten gallon hats and toy pistols and raise the roof in general The easy way to catch your man is demonstrated by these McHr Sophettes Cornering Freddie Rice are Shirley Peterson Barbara Tomlin Ann Bergqurst Charlene Smith Barbara Dorff and Mary Ann Page lf' Civilian clothes and cowboy attire intermingle during noon-time activities. .' h :As , j 1 ,f Homecoming activities . . N 8 D Co Captain Bill Dietrich crowns Jo Ann Wilson Homecoming Queen before the game Who will it be? Was the typical question around MCH: lust before the Homecoming game with Browns ville The question referred to who would be MCH: s Homecoming Queen The candidates were Lucille Saenz La Nell Musch Jo Ann Wilson and Helen James Ql- sk Candidates for Queen Lucille Saenz and La Nell Musch are escorted onto the field by Bill Moore and Games Garland for the crowning of the queen WTR- his V10 This Brownsville back demonstrates why the Eagles spoiled the night for the Bulldogs The fancy stepping backs ran up a 27 6 score to spoil the Bulldogs bid N-O I' for a district crown Assistant Coach Jack Rucker gives a pep talk at Archer Park during a pre game rally 129 WX ' 5 YS' is B H H - ' o 4' ffi' -V Q A W 1 N, l q X. 2' , f ,iv ' OY23ss 3 .... . n .M. ' - 'I 1 ' :jail 5 ! ' . li I Xl 1 t A 1 Q ,, . . .,, . . 1 7 2 ' X' 1 L I fs. It ' f W -5451, . A 'f' a 3 . .V , . . Q Xi ' . .' i I 1,.r'77s ' Ji a' b g ,,,xw-,w- .,,1 es, yr. I Y. .J My . l lx: gg i: ,.,... v i , or 'viy g 5 H r , we 1- T . 1 - '-34121 i , . - A' - I -g 1 g I, A , ' N.. A N, , ii., ..-1' M' Right - Signs painted by Arthur Guerra let everyone between here and Dallas know that the McHi band was on its way to the big city. Mr. Leifheit and Director C. L. Horn look on. 6 'J a 1 ' 1 QA ,.-.Lp x Band had big year Lett--Assistant Band Director C. C. Musch, Band Booster President A. L. Leifheit and band members load the motor coaches that took them to the State Fair. s - 5 . ,4 .., , t. ff Eddiemae Phares, escorted by Arthur Guerra, was presented as band sweet- heart. A newsreel and television cameraman busily shoots Mr Musch and the band before the famous Hoiles-Hofheinz debate. , fr. !5 ,, K V I .LQ W fs '- Q ' 4 4 gi J .. ,,-A 'Cx I , ff. 'b . . 1 . Hur 7s... 7 I j I Students at top and left partici- ' pated in the paid assembly spon- sored by the band to raise funds 3 for the State Fair trip. J - Setting for the assembly was a 'gg' waterfront along the Mississippi K and featured songs, dances and skits. ! . if- Band Director C. L. Horn may not be readily recognizable in this get-up. He trip back from Dallas was music director for the Lions Ministrel ' too. Some were still happy after long Stress learnlng by doing qs ,R fs r yt 7, -wwuuxw 'QW' L, Of great assrstance to F F A boys thrs year was thrs GMC prckup donated by Reforma Motor Company After usrng the one shown here for a year rt was replaced with a brand new one The wrse old owl rs the offrcral mascot of the Future Farmers of America Charles De Koch got this one for the MCH: chapter Agriculture classes at McHr stress learnrng by doing Many field trrps that accentuate the practrcal srde of what rs taught rn the classroom help to prepare students to take their place rn farm lrfe although crty boys may take the courses also l There are many bright spots rn being an ag boy as these three wrll concur They are shown exhrbrtrng the cash prrzes won rn the cotton contest They are Robert Hommel Mrke Townsend and Charles De Koch Future Homemakers of Amerrca are the female counterpart of the Future Farmers They learn cookrng, sewrng, and managing a household Lola Brshop, Mrss Dorothy Srlls, Tomasa Lamas and Delores Ayala are shown preparrng this meal 132 1 1 O 9 O :Q r' 1 . . . , . , N. h . . . . I 'gr fi.. .A -be -. . . . . , N jk V :Lf :-4' ' 11 ' ll . :Q L A ' I . - t l- 1 f A , ' - l . tie! so L is rw ggi . . i I I -' cl ,. E' T, . 'l 4 s . ..., .. ri - - 5 . 1 . f 7 l l ' r N e. X ' A on i tu . , A T 0 F K A I I ' . . . I I ' 'Z is 44 h 3 , 1 Q Ax ' A New F T ,, All A K F sf' . g T ge X ' , C A , . t 1 W - I l 5 'UW- 'Stage Door' was first all-school play . . ,lt 4 , - s suis? D A in ist, if L I A rehearsal scene shows live of the large cast of over 30 busily engaged in learning their lines. At left, Richard Newton and Robert Young confer with Director Gloria Wingert, while Betty Jo Dean, Bobbie Jean Jolly and Araminta Curtis study their lines. i 5,. A , ' J- CLBQQBE Act I is highlighted by a display of artistic temperament between Shirley Leifheit and Helen James while Shari West, Betty Jo Dean, Karol Kennard, and Bobbie Jean Jolly are interested onlookers. Below - 'Never a dull moment' was the main char- acteristic of 'Stage Door' and is demonstrated by some of the characters in Act ll. Left to right are Patsy Flannery, Nadine Gilmore, Nancy Duffy, and Allene Jones. '35 4- Terry Randall lShirley Leilheitl introduces her father, Dr. Randall, lRobert Youngl to the lover of her life, Keith Burgess lDon Bunnl. These and following events made news dunng year rxusxi -auf NW? Q EUR-1-W .e s This was evaluation year at McHi Dr Hob Gray center of education department at the University of Texas confers with Counselor Hattie Mae Collins and Principal Don lrwm .-,, i , This was the first year at McHi for the four teachers being served by Miss Mae Daniel. Left to right are Mrs. Polk Mr. Musch Miss Wyant and Miss Sims. Some frrsts First plcture rn the annual was pasted up by its owner Gloria Almaraz as Editor Jo Ann Wrlson and Sally Nichols look on iv A Principal Don Irwm bouqht the frrst annual from Shan Lynn West Stokley Holland and Mary Frances First beauties were Helen James, Shari Lynn West and Sandra Gonzales were chosen number one Holden ' fhe 'lym 'lam Contest cowboy and cowgirl Q ' Y C K ,gr -' . .1 fi., ' 'l A iff' , 2 -- ., ...iii ' 1 H E h X ' ' I UA! A In D 1 L - J 136 q it t Nineteen Valley bands gathered rn Bulldog Memorial Stadrum for the colorful presentation of Plgskln .lubllee MCH: s band won a first dlvlslon first place rating S win., k..,...4-f 'h' L.. Two coaches McH:s Chuck Moser and TC U s Herlmda Garcia president of drstnbutlve education Dutch Meyer talk thmgs over at the football ban club and Sponsor Glenn Ford peruse the Gover uet nor s D E week proclamation 3g-N i . If -. llfl. Next year's cheerleaders will be Janet Brown, Sandra Holden, Patsy Flannery, Billy Moore and Rael Trigo. '--'-N 47- 21 V17 as t,xk?, One McHi Sophomore celebrated her fourth birthday this year. Glenda Hext was born on February 29. I 1 L ' 2 x ' ,, ' Tl x Q X Q, ff The original Tommy Higgins receives a warm welcome from Fred Koertge when the now famous McHi'ite returned for a short visit. ,ff E N J. 1 ' 8 1 Eisenhower booster Senator Duff of Pennsylvania emphatically tells Wheel editor Margaret Rodgers that Ike will run. The two met at a press confer- ence when he visited the Valley. 137 wif' sf-ll' 'E' ibm? WREWUTIUII Drlvers educatron students and Instructor Gordon Potter admire the new car presented them by Carpenter Chevrolet Students are Don Schuderer Arthur Thomason Nelda Crawford and Charles Yoder 1 ni-,l'Nrf Hefty Jose Mancha rs happy about hrs selection on the Class AAA all state football team The easy going tackle was the only South Texan to make rt 8' R ,. way.. ni 4. -,r v,.' ' P' .., ' ' 'X - 'L' ' 'n I 'Qffl . gh .rf mg. - A y fe- .C f t A6520 Ah 4 A . R144 'qnpqj I A -N' . Avfwxn. A X 1. .- ,A W 'ut-1 . 57 -.- ..r.Q w Q -' .,:- A an .-4l - . , 11 ,. A - 1, Dwi' l i, 3-V U ' ' 40 C 1, S ' . , h NA in I by 1 . t. Z.. exe. It K X 1 N I A il Q l 1 x , 'fx C A .:' fx l l S 9 Q '- .wr sybflxx I X , ig A ' N 5 Ph .f V ' vt.. Q l A U K-...hw I, fiirf' QQ Q , I A Puff? x, , 3. ' I I , . . L I I I A .Q T 'J' -... YQ. 'K n . J I '71 Mayor Pro Tem Charles Holland makes TWIRP season offlclal rn McAllen as student officials look on They are La Nell Musch John Polk Charles Dubal Bennie Faye Payne and Carol Ramsey V 4'S 4' 511 JL..- 4151 Chess experts Billy McKone Tommy Wrmberly and Leonelo Gonzalez quietly fmlsh the sem: fmal round In the chess tourney Leonelo won i M.. Destmatron El Paso say D E delegates Thurmond Gay lord, Vrrqmla Pferfer and Gladys Ball to Sponsor Glenn Ford sf N H I . Qi. , .assi Q Wx 1 V - ' ' ,J X' l , , 3 -6 i :J l G I ., ,d X, l ' I QQ' V w :6. ' 57 I '- l . ' .1-. , , '- ff , C 'I-r . 3.4. ' ' Is- N lv fl m . . -. ff gf ' C . 35 ' ti x ,lt . 1 'N 1 5 I 1 , 5 'V 'M' ,T xh if ' ffm. il K ll ' ' ll 1 n 1 T1 o I ' . - -.,.- -1 , Students turn radio announcers at KRIO each Saturday when the station presents .lim- Jam Jamboree. Ronnie Curl, Billy Posey and Helen James are the announcers,' Bob Clayton, station employee, the observer. Q' S R i 1. I - xv' ' ti Jill 11,5 The cafeteria added a snack bar lor the lirst time this year and has been termed a success. Aux Q, 4 .. 'H My 5 4 4 1 140 Everybody bouqht band booster buttons even Director C L The end of a weary mght fo, Band Horn. man Gerald Wilson. , , . That's all there is . . . x x M it ' rs 'L ,sl i I ., V F1111d11b111g nanny 30 A ey Blll 4 Alonzo Evangelma 14 121 Arnold Emmett 14 107 122 Bales Jo Anne 14 108 Ba Gladys 14112 Beachum J ry 14 110 118 Bergqurst Sally 14 107 110 Blankrnshrp Tommy 14 8 111 Butler Johnny 14 107 118 Cantu Ramnro-14 118 Ceballas Santos 14 107 Chandler Geraldnne 14 112 120 Chldester Barbara 75 109 112 113 120 119 De la Cruz Alma 15 114 Cuellar Homer 15 57 118 Curtns Aramrnta 15 12 112 113 Custer Nancy 15 57 112 120 Davlla Marla 15 119 De Leon Dora 15 Drerrch Bull 15 77 86 87 89 100 96 98 57 Dufy Nancy 15 108 110 112 Dun or Patsy 15 103 112 113 Dutschmann Joyce 15 112 113 E rnest Kathleen 15 110 Flores Non 16 112 Fuentes Alberto 16 114 Fuentes Luis 16 114 Garcna Gulberto 16 Garcra Herlmda 16 112 Garcla Lupe 16 112 Garland Games 16 116 111 113 9 INDEX OF PICTURES Purtle Charles 20 110 57 e JoAnne 20 57 112 113 Y Rangel Joe 20 114 R Ing Davnd 20 108 8 Rogers Robert 20 112 Roberson Eva 20 112 Ro lnson Harlon 21 86 91 115 enz Lucille 21 73 103 Sanchez Romeo 21 Santa Ana Romeo 21 Santoya Frank 21 S odts Fred 21 112 1 6 Schodts Joe 21 Schuderer Robert 21 86 110 114 Scott George 21 well Fred 21 86 92 Shrmerka Harry 21 107 nth K th 21 107 106 Sotelo Mary Alrce 22 109 S Jo Kung 22 77 8 Sternberg Shrrley 22 Sustaya Sylvna 22 119 Terry Margue 22 Valverde Vasquez Vasquez Vasquez Wllsman G ona 22 113 0 Nick 22 100 Mana 22 IG 22 120 ry 22 110 W son Jo Ann 8 22 76 111 Wlmberly Tommy 22 100 57 122 W coff Paul 23 112 118 Young Robert 23 10 115 84 86 87 88 95 Zamora Evangelma 2 Zapata Arturo 23 Garza Garza De la Garza Garza Garza Garza Beatnz 16 Edmundo-16 115 Garza Elma 16 112 F 16 2 Hermellnda 17 Manuela 17 112 R u 17 77 86 93 0 Gaylord Thurmond 17 112 Gearhart Manon 17 Gilmore Charles 17 Gomez Alrcra 17 112 Gomez Irma 17 119 Gonzalez Amelra 17 110 119 Gonzalez Gllda 17 119 Gonzalez Irene 17 112 114 Gonzalez Mrnerva 17 112 114 Goynes Cora 18 102 113 Guerra Allcra 18 109 110 114 Guerra Arthur 18 8 Gutierrez Marla 18 Hancock Mary Elrzabeth 18 Har y Bully 18 116 Hams Kathryn 18 109 Hernandez Rodolfo 18 112 Herrera Elena 18 112 Hidalgo Manuel 18 118 James Helen 18 77 8 111 116 9 Kerrn Jane 18 121 Kidd Elizabeth 19 102 Koertge Key 19 12 8 57 Larr Gertrude 19 112 Lamas Paula 19 112 120 Lamas Tomasa 19 Lazo Minerva 19 102 113 Maxwell John 19 McLeod Blly 19 Meek Curtrs 19 118 Mollna Rafaela 19 110 Musch LaNeII 19 103 57 113 112 0 Nava Elvrra 19 Newman Natalra 20 Peek Maxme 20 119 Pena Taunno-20 Pfeufer Vrrglnla 20 112 Phares Eddremae 20 75 108 110 117 Pmeda Dolores 20 121 112 120 142 Zavalo Davrd 23 ot rn Class Section 5 120 21 96 98 99 115 Ramsey Carole 12 Edrson Mrckey 12 Rodgers Margaret 77 8 57 110 112 Tllerma Salvador 77 86 93 115 Snrder Mary 112 JUNIORS Akln Joyce 28 109 120 Aklns Mary Frances 28 Allen Thomas 28 101 Almaraz Sylvla 28 114 Ayala Rose Mane 28 111 123 Ballu Adolfo 28 109 117 Bartley Krrk 28 86 93 100 Bay Sandra 28 120 Be r Don 28 108 117 Beers Mark 28 57 110 118 119 Blondeau Rollre 28 108 Bohn Mary Louuse 28 120 Bonneau Kay 28 102 57 110 111 Bratton Terrence 28 121 Brown Janet 28 111 Brown Joy 29 78 108 120 Bryan Barbara 29 108 Bun Don 29 78 86 87 90 100 96 Canales Herllla 29 121 Cavazos Anna Marla 29 108 116 Chlsum Jack 29 100 101 Cobb Jo Ann 29 108 122 Coe Jo Ann 29 114 C nner Darlene 29 8 111 113 4 Cortez Lucy 29 117 C r Ronme 29 101 113 8 Davrs Jerry 29 109 118 Dean Bette Jo 29 113 Dlegan Jo Anne 29 Doss Marlene 29 114 119 Escobar Eustacne 30 114 123 Frnc Betty 30113 Flnnell Robert 30 111 Flanery Loretta 30 Flanery Patsy 30 103 102 57 113 Flores Alfredo 30 rza Ella 30 120 74 Garcia Manuela 30 Garza Margle 30 102 113 Garza Rosalma 30 120 121 Gllmer Maudle Lou 30 Gilmore Nadlne 30 108 107 Gomez Andy 30 100 117 Gonzalez Aurelra 30 112 Gonzalez Joe 31 Gonzalez Mana Teresa 31 Hammond Jam 31 116 H ncock Bob 31 116 Harter Harold 31 114 Harvey Robert 31 109 57 114 Ina Bob 31 H n rrcks Ronme 31 94 110 115 Herndon Je ry 31 100 101 H ster Pat 31 1 Hickman R th Ann 31 121 Hunger Georhard 31 116 er Duck 31 86 92 00 Bobby Jean 31 113 K nnard Karol 31 113 116 nt Frances 32 8 109 110 112 Lambert Alelda 32 108 57 Le ent Shlrley 32 26 78 108 106 111 Lrberty Barbara 32 114 Lonzo Berta 32 M rtln Ruth 32 108 114 McCutchen Patncla 32 109 123 121 Mclntosh Carole 32 113 119 Mendoza Pete 32 86 95 115 Mestemacher Jnmmy 32 109 114 er Pat 32 13 Mo ltt Carolyn 32 108 106 111 Mongan Rchard 32 86 91 100 115 ore O L 32 M ey Darryl 33 101 13 ols Sally 33 8 Ochoa Amada 33 114 Olson Mary Ev Iyn 33 121 Parvlno Johnnie 33 Perez Martin 33 Polk Nancy Clalre 33 123 P ey Bull 33 78 100 7 Reyna Alma Rosa 33 117 Roberts Buddy 33 100 Roberts James 33 86 95 115 Robxnson Gelee 33 113 Robnnson Wendell 33 86 91 Rodriguez Davld 33 Rodriguez Gilberto 33 117 eofs Edna 34 108 112 113 Rogers Carolyn 34 113 Saenz Joe 34 100 123 Salinas Raul 34 116 Sandoval Lydlo 34 108 121 5 age Rlta 34 102 112 113 3 Sepulveda Gllberto 34 Seward Jayme 34 76 72 114 Simpson J ry 34 101 116 Stephens Pauluna 34 115 Stowell Larry 34 100 101 Stromeyer Sandra 34 112 113 Sturdevant Roger 34 109 117 Tancre Bob 34 108 or Ches 35 26 57 113 Tay or Gilbert 35 86 90 57 112 Townsend Mke 35 116 Trapp Carolyn 35 57 120 Trlgo Roel 35 109 Thobe Joann 35 I 14 Urestr Estella 35 117 Valverde Jose 35 Vlllereal Evangelma 35 117 121 Vlllereal Manuela 35 120 W rd Jack 35 109 114 Wasson Judy 35 Waugh Muke 35 West Jolene 35 26 113 ' 1 - 1 1 1123 , - POS1 - 1 1 1 1123 Ga , '- , , ,121 ll '-1 .. 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1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I- 1 1 I - 1 11- U11 -1 1 111 1 -1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 112 1 - 1 - 1 I 1 I 1 I I I TI I -1 l 1 I I I -1 I I 1 - 1 I 111 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1123 u 1 - 1 1 I 1 I I 1- I I -1 I 1- I I I I I 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -f JUNIOR Cont Wllklns Mary Lee 35 109 Womack Johnny 36 122 Yoakum Tommy 36 116 ung Dan 36 86 91 Not In class sectlon n In Gary 78 86 87 94 Thatcher Vlola 78 112 en S ndra 26 8 103 11 Torrcs Reynaldo 86 88 94 99 112 M lna Josue 86 93 96 98 115 Gonzalez Richard 86 87 88 89 94 10 115 G erra Louls 86 90 100 115 Jose 93 97 96 99 Wllllams Norman 100 116 Wrlght Stewart 108 118 ns Joe 101 K ar Dan 116 SOPHOMORES Alley Betty June--41 57 108 Alonzo Fred-41 Alva Llonel-41 Alvarez Davld 41 Bales Patsy-41 108 116 119 Balll Elolse-41 109 117 Boll: Estefona-41 109 114 Berqulst Ann--41 107 121 Berrones Mercedes-41 114 Billmon Shlrley-41 107 121 Bishop Lola 41 108 Bohannon Wallace-41 122 Bowman Bob-41 122 Brewer Peggy-41 106 107 123 Burnett Mac-41 101 122 Burrls Mary Anna--41 79 116 Cardenas Sylvna 41 Carpenter George 41 116 Cavozos AlICIG-41 109 Ceballos Santos-41 Chavez Martha 41 120 Conner Nancy-41 Cramer Carol Ann-41 76 Cruz Tereso-42 Davlla Rebecca-412 109 117 Davls Bob-40 42 57 79 92 96 97 99 Delgado Imelda-42 109 117 Dorff Barbara-42 79 113 Drnver Marlene 42 119 Ezparza Pearla-42 121 Frantz Jimmy-42 116 Garza Consuelo-42 Haden Mike-42 Gamel Mary 42 109 120 Garcra Pete-42 114 Garcia Sylvester-42 117 Gabbert Mary Evelyn-42 116 Garza Mary Ida-42 114 Gomez Guadalupe 42 Greenhill Melvln-42 116 Guerra Gllberto-42 100 117 Gutierrez Ando-42 109 117 Happy Gay Ann-43 121 Hartman Margarita-43 116 Horns Phll-43 57 118 Hatcher Charlotte-43 114 120 Hauser Arma Kay-43 57 120 Hernandez Raymond-43 Hlll Margorle-43 114 Hoff Mary Ruth-43 116 Hoffman Janet--43 109 123 Hommel Robert-43 Hunger Rudolf-43 Johnson Clara-43 108 Lalr Maurlce-43 Lrquez Jesus-43 Lopez Roman-43 Mauermon Gretchen-43 116 McCall Gene-43 116 122 McFaddln John-43 McNlcce Jerry-43 Montgomery Margaret 43 113 M ore Bully 44 79 103 2 Moore Ray 44 Moss Nancy Lee-40 44 102 113 120 Murray Beverly-44 108 113 Newton Mllton 44 100 107 113 Nichols Jlmmy-44 107 Northllch John-44 Ollvarez Glorla-44 Ortelon Sylvia-44 120 Page Mary Ann 44 119 Perdue Clydel-44 102 113 Peterson Shirley-44 57 114 119 Pfevfer Ruth 44 109 120 Polakow Stephcnve-44 Rrce Fred-44 122 Richter Sharon-44 Rnos Sobeyda-44 114 Robeson Leslie-44 57 9 98 116 Roseland Kathy-44 Ross Elizabeth 40 44 10 113 Saenz Olga--45 117 Saldano Florenclo 45 Sanchez Kotalme-45 Sanchez Minerva-45 Saxon Jannce 45 121 Simpson Jlmmy-45 121 Smlth Charlene-45 72 Soto Jesusa-45 114 Storlle Suzanne-45 121 Sutton Bllly-45 Thompson Jack 45 Trevlno Dalla-45 121 Trevlno Mke 45 118 Tice Margaret-45 109 113 Thompson Mary Lou-45 Tomlln Barbara-45 106 108 120 Wler Frank Al-45 107 118 10 113 Fulton Caesar--40 57 79 86 89 94118 Not In class sectnon Sawyer Edgar 86 92 Icenhour Sonny 86 92 115 Gonzalez Ruben 86 95 100 115 Jmmy 86 101 Weeks Joe 96 99 122 Torres Pete 108 We b Phllp 107 113 Upchurch Don 101 122 Blanr Morgue 121 Greer Sam 116 Engers Carolyn 117 Snider Blly 122 FRESHMEN Allex Davld 50 100 101 Almaraz lrmo 50 114 Amar Margot 50 109 120 Arrlaga Evalla 50 127 Ayala Dinah 50 Berset Ann 50 114 Bndgood S e 50 121 Bullescas Ramon 50 122 Bobbxtt Charlene 50 121 Boetteger Betsy Sue 50 S7 108 121 Bowman Barbara 50 120 Cam Blllne Jean 50 102 Canales ldalla 50 114 Carlton Lynnard 50 116 Cavazos Norman 50 80 1 Clayton Kathleen 50 49 80 120 Coultas Joe 50 101 Cox Shnrley Ann 50 120 Co Blll 50 De La Cruz Richard 50 122 Cull Grace 50 121 Camron Dorothy 50 118 Davls Charles 51 101 D n Sylvla 51 108 121 Dnegan Ronme 51 Doughtrey Manuela 51 Edwards Ellen 51 121 Er me Don 51 01 Er ln Jane Ann 51 1 4 Fallek Mnldred 51 120 Fellows Barbara 51 F ch Bobby 51 107 6 er Joe 51 F res Olga 51 1 7 Fox Maunce 51 F nz Frank 51 17 Franz Johnny 51 117 Fun erberg Blly 51 118 G Dorame 51 107 9 Duane 51 01 Gomez Rodolfo 51 Garcia Ja ler 51 100 Garclo Juamta 52 121 Garza Olga 52 120 Glnette Lester 52 Gonzalez Ameruca 52 Gonzalez Juan 52 100 Gonzalez Ra 52 Gonzalez S vla 52 117 Gracro Enedma 52 Greenhill Vuvlan 52 120 Gregenhermer Patncla 52 120 Guerra Chrnstuna 52 Guerra Dano 52 57 Guerra Elda 52 57 Hampton Grayson 52 107 117 119 Harnson James 52 Hernandez Hermmla 52 57 120 Herrera Elnseo 52 118 Holton Leo 52 Head Imogene 52 Howell Glenn 5 118 Hunter Carol 52 120 Jasper Jlmmy 52 101 Jeffers Bennle 52 Jones Alleene 53 Jones Velma 53 Kent Charles 53 116 Kloppench Carole 53 120 Kunlk Burton 53 122 Lambert Gerald 53 80 101 Leal Yolanda 53 Levermann Jlmmy 53 101 Loewe Judith 53 121 Lopez Galda 53 Lozano Elodla 53 120 Machmtosh Norman 53 Martinez Marla Louisa 53 121 McAda Margorre 53 72 76 120 McKone Bully 53 122 McMahon Carol 53 Me calf Bllly 53 116 M er Ray 53 122 Moore Sally 53 Nevarez Miguel 53 Noser Bette Jo 53 80 106 108 Noser Morlyn 53 114 Ortez Socorro 54 117 Page Charles 54 118 Porollk Mary Louise 54 Payne Bennie 54 120 119 Peek Madeline 54 121 Pena Evangellna 54 109 Pena Placlta 54 117 Pena Rosemary 54 117 Perez Baldemar 54 Perez Gllbert 54 117 Polk Janey Sue 54 57 120 P John 54 49 57 80 100 01 Pope Fred 54 Portmann Mary Margaret 54 109 114 Posey Cammle 54 118 Potter Clara Mae 54 120 Ramsrez Groclela 54 Ramirez Margarlto 54 Rnchardson Lols 54 109 Rnchardson Sharon 54 121 Rnchmond Herbert 54 101 Rnndfuss James 54 108 118 Raos Ernestme 54 109 Rock Ronald 54 143 ld A I , - , ' I sk' I - I1 I I - I v', - I 1 1 1 - 1 0 1 l - 1 1 112 1 A - 1 1 1 1 I -- 1 1 , -- , I I I I I in I - I I 11 Yo , - , , ,115,116 I I I Fish I - I 118 ' ' I ' - ,,,, 118 Io I I- I 1 Ra k' I - ,,,, 115 I1 1 ' - 1 - I ra I - I 1 1 1 . . 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