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

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The Staff Co-Editors Sally Nichols Sandra Holden Associate Editors Mary Ann Sanborn Shari Lynn West Mary Anna Burris Nancy Connor Copy Editors Darlene Conner Frances Kent Copy Assistants Medora Parker Coleen Holding Published By Students Of McAllen high school McAllen, Texas 4 Class Portraits by Hernandez Studio, McAllen Lithography by The Steck Company, Austin, Texas

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ls Rolling On” - Shelley A LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER Time marches on and so does education. However, down deep, the search for knowledge is the same as it was in the little red school-house days. Today television, the tele- phone and frequent jam sessions may interrupt efforts to study readin’, writin’, and ’rithmetic, but one still finds a diploma is the reward for the same knowledge. In the 1953 El Espejo we have fused McHi with ideas taken from TIME Magazine since its purpose is to depict time in its weekly progress, so we attempt to picture school life in modern 1952-53. We only hope this record of a portion of your education aids you in stopping the motion to return to McHi in your thoughts as time marches on ... . 3

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MAN OF THE YEAR To the man of the year, Bill McGilvray, do we dedicate this 1953 El Espejo. Bill, as he is known by all students and faculty members, is, to coin a phrase, an ever present help in time of need. This helping hand has helped decorate everything from the gym to the goal post. The Bull- dogs have had a strong backer in Bill, win or lose, for a long time. Bill’s official title is superintendent of maintenance for all McAllen schools, but he has a knack of always being where they need him most. Because he means so much to McHi in so many ways, because he is always so helpful — well, just because he’s Bill, we dedicate this annual to him. 5