Mission High School - Eagle Yearbook (Mission, TX)

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Student Council this year.A . if r M ..,,, ,tg Wmwemiem , The Student Council sponsored an orientation assembly early in the year to ac- quaint students with the various phases of council work. The assembly took place in the gymnasium. Barbara Stuart, john Compton, Pearl Garza, Henry Fankhauser and Mrs. Dorothy Suter, sponsor, get ready to leave for the Student Council workshop this past summer at Trinity University in San Antonio. Eight delegates froin Nlission lligh School tluivvlt-tl to Austin to tht- At torney Generals Youth Coi1t's-re-in-e. From lt-ft to right are Dennis VVil- liams, Donald Ellis, Ellen Blankenlnxka-r, David Merrill, Beth Ann XVat- l2 kins and Nora do la Garza, Not pit-tim-cl are jack Kal-tnzla and llc-nry, l7llI1lil1LlllSt'l'. RN ,s r . Governing Body Of Mission High School ls Active, Hord-Working Student Council Mission students select their representatives to serve on the student council each year and this organization serves as the governing body and voice of the stu- dents, Officers are elected by popular vote and the council sponsors many worth-While projects during the year. i xttg 5 5 2 I ' if S i AVAV ,A Q . f styy A P tstt ' i t - eittss ytir ssiss X. These four students lcd the Student Council actviitics this year. Left to right art' john Compton. president, Pearl Garza. vice- prosiclent, Barbara Stuart, sec- retary. and jack Kakuda, trt-asnrer,

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f Q E sg 1 1 . X Y W.. . K ef,gi,.. ,Q-2.frf55iieff.-Si 'A Fixx ' ir' QW? 'fsxiea . 65.951, ,... , X . I 1 ,, a yard after the storm are these students. Left to right are Malcom Castaneda, Medarclo de Leon and Arturo Esquivel. Others working in Operation Cleanup are shown here left to right Elva Rodri- guez, Anna Hernandez, Leo Ramirez, Hortencia Mendez, Irma de la Garza, and Alice Macphee. In the back are George Cruz and David Merrill. .. K. , 1.. Ni. 'Fm-, -I ll r f kin- 'RUQ if Taking a trailer loud of tri-es to he emptiecl are Bill Lyles, jim lVnod, Hubert Thompson Calvin Xlcfllnin and T1-rry Stuart. ll

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Otln-rs slit- me-t 'xt the pirtx' 'irv sliown limi' loft tn 1 lt ' A Wil l l B A I ' ' ' H l V h- . 1. ,, uf ,, ., .H .4 , ,. ..K . A lxllli, Sylilzi Slminnsli. Sumn Xlkrocl .incl Lintla lizivlkl M IL 'Ll 'mug l l Am' Vvll lm M du Mmm lm hu 'um ll In nu X lull Sylvia Shamash, Mission's Foreign Exchange Student, Active In All School Activities This Year Missionis seventh foreign excliangv student, Sylvia Shamasli, arrived in the 'Rio Grande Valley Aug. 22. She made lim' home this year with the Roscoe Wut- kins family. Sylvia attended regular classes at MHS and took part in almost all of the school activities. Sylvia. is all smiles as she watches hi-r first .-'uiiericnii football grunt W. . aegis' 'awe' i . M... 'gifsvwei ifiqigygrifmlgiief l i Riding in the Homecoming parade, Sylvia is driven by Kenneth jones. Slic participated in the Homecoming Queen contest. At a party given by Beth NVntk'ins, her American sister, Sylvia niet nmny of her American friends for the first time. Left to right are Pam Brewer, Sylvia and Both Ann. 'xlr llost-ov llntltiiis. lim-r -Xniviic-.in lntlit-r. gli-i'tccl byl- K. WW - kk x H it ' li