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

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Visions of grandeur . . . Every eager Freshman starts off the four years of McHi with his eyes steadfastly aimed at the dream day when he will look oh, so distin- guished in his cap and gown, and step right up and take his diploma. He is soon jolted down to earth, however, by the sometimes terrifying newness of McHi, and the necessity of doing more with those hooks than just glancing at them. A sigh of relief tells plainly that the “Fish” has advanced to the Soph- omore level and now has someone to look down upon. During the Sophomore year, time begins to wing swiftly by, and that year is gone; then the busy, almost hectic Junior year; and finally, he enters the most exalted stage of high school life and becomes a mighty Senior, with the special privileges, social whirl, and the more important responsi- bilities that he has heard about since Freshman days. There is also the saddening knowledge that he won’t hear the Alma Mater very many more times; that the familiar circle of faces will soon he scattered; and that it is not a dream, hut a stark reality that he will be holding his diploma and really saying goodbye to all that he has loved as being a part of McHi.

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12 Carol Ramsey Kay Koertge Araminta Curtis Mickey Eidson CLASS OFFICERS President Treasurer Vice-President Secretary