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

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From Square Dancing... Many new clubs have been added to McHi's long list. They play an important part in the students lives as they are held twice a week. Club periods give students a chance to take part in an activity or subject which particularly interests them proving both entertaining and profitable. Rolls are just one of the delicious foods prepared by girls taking home economics here. The girls are also famous for their annual cherry pie sale. Here another part of a full course meal has been pre- pared and Mrs. Cordelle McDonald, home economics teacher, instructs students on the proper method of carv- ing a turkey. 14

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That Appeals to Everyone... Boys Physical Education classes really get a work out under the direction of Coach Neil Hector. They do their warmup exercises on McHi's football field. Making like monkeys, these boys are really performing a muscle-building exercise in the gym. Both boys and girls use the gym on al- ternate days. Boys can participate in a well-rounded program every day. This weight lifting looks like it could break your back but these boys seem to be experts at it. Down, up; Down, up; more warm up exercises on the foot- ball field before a fast game of soccer. 13

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To Parades and Rallies McHi students supported the football team from the first game to the very last one which was held in Port Neches. Through heat, cold, and rain they seldomjjjissgd a game. Here they are gathered at the annual Homecoming bonfire to cheer th 1iullfrofl]s)to another vic- tory. ? f f Many floats and convertibles were entered in the Homecoming Parade this year. The freshmen worked exceedingly hard on their entry and were duly reworded. First place honors were won with this unique idea. Sue Ann Silver, football sweetheart, receives a congratulatory kiss and a big bouquet of mums from Gerald Lambert and Fred Torres, team co- captains, before the PSJA game.