Mercedes High School - Bengal Yearbook (Mercedes, TX)

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i E Tis' if Mr. Hild's Office Workers are, left to right, Kneeling: Delia Trevino, Anne Sauceda, Ida Martinez, Candelaria Munoz, Rosie Garcia, Letty Garcia, sitting, Janette Fletcher, Maria Elena Rodriguez, Ido- linda Gomez, Mary Alica Perez, Theodora Alaniz, Rosie Sanchez, standing, Gilsie Knapp, Vickie Wade, Irene Aguilar, Lydia De Hoyos, Sylvia Palacios, Alicia Villarreal, Margaret Torres, Rosie Gua- jardo, Billy Io Irvin. ASSISTANTS, AND OFFICE ORKERS Main Office Workers are, sitting, from left to right: Socorro Palomo, Cindy Champion, Barbara Reger, Yvonne Romeros, Cande Ramirez, Rosalinda Garza, Florinda Reyes. Row Two: Dennis Raulie, Emma Flores, Gretchen Hovda, Carmen Fidelia Quintanilla, ron. Row Three: Shirley Massey, Trent Taylor. Garza, Diana Cortez, Elma Guajardo, Lupita de la Fuente, Lydia Bar- Barbara Raulie, Susan Dillon, Patti Swain, Pat Harville, Naty Garza, 1 'g 5

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vs 'Fin-'ff' -.G 1 . --.-J , . , Senior Class Officers, back row: Rolando Bono, Belinda Hernandez, Yolanda Ortiz, Bebe Crooks, Ramon Gonzales, and Homer Garza. Front row: Beatrice de Leon, Barbara Reger, Mary Edna Basaldua, and Sharon Jones. President .... . Rolando Bono Vice-President. . . . . Homer Garza Recording Secretary .... . . Beatrice de Leon Corresponding Secretary. . . . . Barbara Reger Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . Belinda Hernandez Reporter .... . . Yolanda Ortiz Parliamentarian . . . . . Ramon Gonzales S.C. Rep. . . . . Mary Edna Basaldua S.C. Rep. . .... Bebe Crooks S.C. Rep. . . .Sharon Jones Senior sponsors are, left to right, Mr. Churchill, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Goza, Mrs. Hild, and Mr. McQueen. SENIORS OF '68 SET GOOD EXAMPLES In the fall of '67, about 136 students succeed in becoming the leaders of Mercedes High School. Pre- pared to face the future, the distinguished seniors met their last ye a r with brighter hopes. Everything they did was important because it served as an example for the three other classes. Throughout the years they participated in many school activities. They held most of the offices in most of the clubs. ln previous years they cooperated with other upperclassmen in making Mercedes High abetter school. As they looked back through their school life they knew that they had accomplished a great deal. By taking business courses many Seniors were pre- pared to go into the business world. While some did not take any business courses, they will undoubtedly go on to college. Taking college admission tests and applying for the different colleges are among the things they had to do. But regardless of all the hard work in- volved, the C lass of '68 managed to set a good ex- ample for all the underclassmen to follow when their turn came to be the leaders of MHS. 25 ,.