Mission High School - Eagle Yearbook (Mission, TX)

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Lily Ester Garcia and Cora Lea Harper lead a yell during a spirited pep rally. Rainy weather didn't keep the cheerleaders from doiing their job or dimpen ' ' A I nhnrg game are Candy Fiedler, Cora Lea Harper, Ros:-anna Gonzales, Lily Ester Garcia, Carolyn Kawamoto and Cyndy XVaitz. spirits of Mission students. Left to right here keepinu clrv at the Edi it ,,,f gg, ,,n...,, at iff My 57 'f'-V.. , . . l A .- .. A N ' in , 5 I mp 1 SEE V I A I ' ' . S : 'N,,:.- 1 . V I N5 1 , F .. l .- ' s' i i ,-. , ,. 2 M X will -i sg r. ' 1 y I , ' - V . . 2 :maximum 'I X - we ,..., frf e3.s,. - ' ii i A ' ' ' - la, A r -fr ' i 2, f' H J' A .. .,, i .- 5. so ig 4 i A M I i . at -if -- ..f. f---' '--, e 1 ' ., A2 ' N . Riding on the fire truck that led the Homecoming parade are these cheerleaders Carolyn Kawamoto, Candy Fiedler and alternates Cynthia C'n'7'1 and K1 sti . . .. . 'y Buckley. R-oseanna Gonzales and Cora Lea Harper lcad an enthusiastic Friday night crowd in a yell for the Eagles. Stirring Up School Spirit Is Moiior Task Of MHS Cheerleaders During the school year the Mission High School var- sity cheerleaders are in charge of creating school spirit and enthusiasm at the various pep rallies and during the Friday night foothall and basketball games, These pictures show the cheerleaders in various stages of performing their tasks. l Varsity cheerleaders at thi- lloini-cunning pep rally arc lt-it to right Krysti Bnc-kln-y, Carolyn Ka- wznnoto, Candy Fiedler. C15-ndy XVaitz. Dolores dc los Santos and. not shown Iicrc, Cynthia Carla.

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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

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Mission girls had their turn on the gridiron again this year as the Good Guys and the Antillians clashed in a powder puff foot- ball game at Burnett Stadium. All proceeds from the game went to the Rio Grande Childrens Home and the Good Guys eked out an 8-0 victory. Antillian cheerleaders Dickie Niehis and Terry Lankford lead fGood Guys' Defeof Anfillions In MHS Powder Puff Football l ,MW r ,,V . . X751 . 'JHVKS L I i. fe.,M,f,lef , f fr' 'ilk'-?2.'f Good Cllff running back jan Houston romped for good yardage on this p ny. Coming on for the Antillians to make the stop are Ellen Blankebaker and Teresa Seitz a rousing cheer on the sidelines. Cheerleaders jack Kik l. R ' ' - 1101. ene Farias TOITIIIIY Hear-hum and Larrv Garza cheer lor the Good Guvs.