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7 4 XX l V' 5.-5f: .T 'xv fx ' .1 w r .- '- 'W ' it' Personality - that elusive yet conclusive com- bination of qualities which make a name an in- dividual - finds itself on this page. Everybody knows this man. No one on the 3 campus is more highly regarded. ln the twelve years he has been at MHS, he and his deport- ment have brought much honor to both school and community. A tireless worker, he demands the best of his students iust as he gives his best. The Mission Eagle Band is proof that he gets the best. His sense of humor is the spice that makes the hard work palatable, and as he drills his group into expert performance, he molds them also in the fine ideals ot ambition, industry, perserverance, and pleasure ot achievement. The music he has taught them will long enrich their lives. To the unforgettable Mr. Mac, with love and respect, we dedicate the Eagle ot 1968.
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X V 'S 1 ,-V, While the Eagles played, they had plenty of support on the sidelines. Here Randy Sweeten, a second team all-district defensive player, cheers the offense. Eagles to victory. Left to right are Arturo Nlnnoz, Eddie Sanchez and Bohbv Jack VVright. ' Bill Valverde and Dr. Pat llilr-y watch the action on the ficlcl as the Eagles play. They took care of lmrnisvs and other injuries for the fezim. Q59 Q Sophomore quarterback Terry Lankford guts a last-minute word from Coach Lum Wright before he goes in to direct the Eagles on nf- fense against Weslaco.
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STUDENT LIFE Student Life - activities, learning, ma- turing - all of the things that bring each Mission High School student closer to his ultimate goal - the goal of graduation, the beginning ot a new way of life for each graduating senior. These activities constitute a major part of each student's life at Mission High. Working, studying, making announcements, rehearsing tor class plays, the concerts, cheering vigor- ously with llO per cent spirit, and cram- ming madly tor semester exams all repre- sent the madcap yet captivating days of high school lite. Come with us through the Student Lite section of the EAGLE as these pages FOCUS ON FACES ot happiness, ac- complishment, surprise and sadness. These faces register the joy and pride of students Who invest their time and talent to become an integral part ot their school.
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