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

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Just J umor Einsteins . . . “Just call us junior Einsteins,” say the student chemists who care- fully dabble in chemicals—explosive and otherwise. Almost all of the students say that when you have earned a credit in chemistry, you know you have earned it; but they fell in love with things scientific while in general science and biology, and so were eager to advance to the big stuff.

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Seniors TOMMY WIMBERLY Chess PAUL WYCOFF ROBERT YOUNG Slide Rule, N.H.S. Co-Captoin, Football, All-District Fullback Most Outstanding Valley Player, Lettermcn's Club, F.F.A. Treasurer, (2 years) EVANGELINA ZAMORA Junior Science, Sponish ARTURO ZAPATA Astronomy DAVID ZAVALA Games, D.E. MARGARET RODGERS Best All Round Senior, Pres. N.H.S., Pres. Quill Scroll, Pres. Literary, Pres. Debate, (2 years), Pres. T.A.L.A., Editor-in-Chief, The Wheel, Art Editor Salud, Art Editor, El Espejo, Student Council, Girls' State, Press Club, Vice Pres. V.H.S.P.A., Librarian 23

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All for education . . . 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, hugs, 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.